| Amun | |
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| Artistic representation of Amun |
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| Domain |
God of Light
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| Status | Dead |
| Condition | God Class-1 |
| Affiliation | Egyptian gods |
| First appearance |
BTI 237 (mentioned) |
| Character Information | |
| Age |
unknown; over 5 billion years
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| Year of death |
Unknown, earlier than 1 billion years ago
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| Species | Egyptian |
| Gender | Male |
| Orientation | Unknown |
| Ancestors |
None (primordial) |
| Descendants |
Konshu, Amunet, Mut, Bastet, Sekhmet, Hathor, Maat
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| Hair color | Unknown |
| Eye color | Unknown |
Amun (/ˈɑːmən/ IPA) was the Primordial God of Light, progenitor of the Egyptian pantheon.
Biography
Amun was one of the Primordial Gods, created by the Drylon over five billion years ago. His daughter Mut gave birth to Ra’s daughters.
He died billions of years ago in unknown circumstances.
Powers
Reality warping: Amun could manipulate matter and energy at a galactic scale, take any form and size he desired, was completely invulnerable, and could teleport anywhere in the universe instantly. He may even have been able to warp the laws of physics.