| rdfs:comment | - Atalanta has a base Jupiter power of 60 and also does additional damage equivalent to 6% of the enemy’s maximum HP. Atalanta is exactly the equivalent to two usages of the Jupiter summon sequence, with no actual bonus to put it ahead of Jupiter aside from using the equivalent of two Jupiter summons in one turn.
- Atalanta is a Greek Heroic Age hero exclusive to Poseidon.
- The Atalanta was a steamer that traversed the Atlantic Ocean. After his extensive journey to Europe and the Old World, Henry Jones returned to America on the Atalanta in 1921.
- Atalanta participated in the Hunt for the Calydonian Boar, along with Meleager and many other heroes. She was the first to draw blood from the boar and was awarded the skin of the boar by Meleager. However, Meleager's uncles were upset that a woman had been awarded the skin and tried to take it from her. Meleager then killed his uncles in anger and was killed by his mother, who put a magical log on the fire which protected her son so long as it was intact. After Melegaer died, Atalanta wandered around an was rediscovered by her father.
- Atalanta is the Heroic Age hero for Poseidon. Her special ability is to run fast (about as fast as cavalry). She wields a spear.
- Atalanta was the daughter of Iasus and Clymene. Although she was an Arcadian princess, she was often described as a Greek goddess.
- Atalanta was said to have been abandoned by her father, King Iasus, because he wanted a son instead of a daughter. Following this, Atalanta was raised by bears and became a fierce hunter, proving to be a slayer of centaurs and a Calydonian hero. After her return to the palace of her father, she began to challenge men to race her. If they won the race, she would agree to marry them. However, losing would result in their death.
- Atalanta är en Goa'uld underlord. Atalanta är ett levande motsägelse väcks till liv och gett fältbrytning och respekt på kommando av en mästare hon i hemlighet uppmuntras att underminera. Hon fick en symbiot av Cronus och gjorde henne första Underlord i över tusen år. Träning tillsammans Vakt av Ages och lära hur krig från Cronus. Atalanta växte snart till en kapabel soldat och scout och visste skogarna av Kalydon bättre än någon som levde ett dödligt liv någonsin kunde hoppas på. När Atalanta tog befälet över världen i Cronus namn, vann hon lojalitet hans Jaffa, hennes Jaffa nästan omedelbart.
- En la mitología griega, Atalanta fue una heroína vinculada al ciclo arcaico, consagrada a Artemisa y reconocida por sus inmejorables habilidades para la caza. Sus orígenes descienden de Árcade, y de Clímene. Para Eurípides y otros, su padre es más bien Ménalo, por quien la isla Ménalo fue nombrada. Sin embargo, la versión más difundida, especialmente desde Hesíodo, es la de que Atalanta es hija de Atamante y Temisto, gracias a lo cual se relaciona con la cultura beocia.
- Whether she was or was not an Argonaut is very debatable. There are sources that tell that when Jason was gathering Heroes for the quest that Atlanta came and volunteered to be an Argonaut. Jason who wished the group to be all male heroes refused to let her join. A second version tells the exact opposite that Jason solicited the assistance of Atlanta in the Quest for the Golden Fleece but refused to join not wanting to be around so many men on her own.
- While Cronus gambit had worked he was a child who would rule in his name and not be able to claim divinity over him. Ja'dins gambit had succeeded beyond her wildest dreams. Atalanta guilty Ja'din all, her position, her power, her life and Guard of Ages was fiercely loyal to Atalanta, perhaps more so than they would Cronus. She felt Ja'dins plan and followed it with fervor, hungry for power, regardless of how she came by it. Among the pharaohs said the biggest challenges comes not from its competitors, but from their sons. Atalanta was almost like a son of Cronus, trained by him and honed by centuries of war in a perfect hunter.
- Atalanta was a Greek athlete and heroine. Atalanta first met Hercules when the hero came to her forge looking for nails to fix Janista's roof. She was immediately attracted to him. She told him that her assistant, Ximenos hadn't shown up for work that day and Hercules went searching for him. Later, Atalanta was possessed by Ares. He forced her to create an arsenal of swords which he gave to an army of young followers, including Ximenos. When Atalanta was free of Ares' control, she told Hercules what had happened and helped the hero to free the young soldiers from Ares' evil (HTLJ "Ares").
- Atalanta was the daughter of Iasus (or Mainalos or Schoeneus, according to Hyginus), a Boeotian (according to Hesiod) or an Arcadian princess (according to the Bibliotheca). The Bibliotheca is the only one who gives an account of Atalanta’s birth and upbringing. King Iasus wanted a son; when Atalanta was born, he left her on a mountaintop to die. Some stories say that a she-bear suckled and cared for Atalanta until hunters found and raised her, and she learned to fight and hunt as a bear would. She was later reunited with her father.
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| abstract | - Atalanta has a base Jupiter power of 60 and also does additional damage equivalent to 6% of the enemy’s maximum HP. Atalanta is exactly the equivalent to two usages of the Jupiter summon sequence, with no actual bonus to put it ahead of Jupiter aside from using the equivalent of two Jupiter summons in one turn.
- Whether she was or was not an Argonaut is very debatable. There are sources that tell that when Jason was gathering Heroes for the quest that Atlanta came and volunteered to be an Argonaut. Jason who wished the group to be all male heroes refused to let her join. A second version tells the exact opposite that Jason solicited the assistance of Atlanta in the Quest for the Golden Fleece but refused to join not wanting to be around so many men on her own. A third version tells that Jason asked Atlanta to join and concented. If the third is true, there is not much written.about her as an Argonaut.
- Atalanta is a Greek Heroic Age hero exclusive to Poseidon.
- The Atalanta was a steamer that traversed the Atlantic Ocean. After his extensive journey to Europe and the Old World, Henry Jones returned to America on the Atalanta in 1921.
- Atalanta är en Goa'uld underlord. Atalanta är ett levande motsägelse väcks till liv och gett fältbrytning och respekt på kommando av en mästare hon i hemlighet uppmuntras att underminera. Hon fick en symbiot av Cronus och gjorde henne första Underlord i över tusen år. Träning tillsammans Vakt av Ages och lära hur krig från Cronus. Atalanta växte snart till en kapabel soldat och scout och visste skogarna av Kalydon bättre än någon som levde ett dödligt liv någonsin kunde hoppas på. När Atalanta tog befälet över världen i Cronus namn, vann hon lojalitet hans Jaffa, hennes Jaffa nästan omedelbart. Medan Cronus gambit hade arbetat han fick en underordnad som skulle styra i hans namn och inte kunna hävda gudomlighet över honom. Ja'dins gambit hade lyckats över hennes vildaste drömmar. Atalanta skyldig Ja'din allt hennes ställning, hennes makt, hennes liv och Vakt av Ages var våldsamt lojala mot Atalanta kanske mer så än de skulle Cronus. Hon kände Ja'dins plan och följde den med iver, hungrig efter makt oavsett hur hon kom av det. Bland faraonerna sägs de största challages kommer inte från sina konkurrenter utan från sina söner. Atalanta var nästan som en son till Cronus, tränad av honom och finslipat genom århundraden av krig i en perfekt jägare. När Cronus försvagades av Ja'dins illusioner svek och spöke Zeus svek planerade Atalanta att dräpa oraklet och ta befälet över de flottor som leder dem till ära och ta henne till hennes plats bland han Systemherrarna. Det var först när Cronus' Ha'tak inte verkade ta en legion av utbildade Jaffa krigare som Atalanta förmodade något var fel. Det dröjde inte länge innan hon fick kännedom av Juna och nedläggningen av hennes herre och alla hans närmaste rådgivare. Plötsligt att hon hade väntat på var borta sopas upp i grepp om nyligen befriade Zeus, och hon befann sig ensam på Kalydon med inga allierade. Atalanta har ännu svära sina legioner till ett annat system Herre, och hon finner med tiden att hon kan vara ovilliga att göra det. Medan hon har ingen hänsyn för människorna i Kalydon och regler dem hårt som Cronus har hon lärt sig att respektera Jaffa hon slåss tillsammans och fruktar att de kommer att göra uppror mot henne om hon ber dem att tjäna en ny gud. Allt eftersom tiden går på hennes påbud blir hårdare för att hålla folket lojala och filosofier som sprids av en skurksatt NID agent orsaka ännu Jaffa under hennes befäl att ifrågasätta Cronus' gudomlighet. (RPG: "Stargate SG-1: Living Gods: Stargate System Lords") kategori:Underlord kategori:Vakter av Ages kategori:Goa'uld
- Atalanta participated in the Hunt for the Calydonian Boar, along with Meleager and many other heroes. She was the first to draw blood from the boar and was awarded the skin of the boar by Meleager. However, Meleager's uncles were upset that a woman had been awarded the skin and tried to take it from her. Meleager then killed his uncles in anger and was killed by his mother, who put a magical log on the fire which protected her son so long as it was intact. After Melegaer died, Atalanta wandered around an was rediscovered by her father.
- Atalanta was said to have been abandoned by her father, King Iasus, because he wanted a son instead of a daughter. Following this, Atalanta was raised by bears and became a fierce hunter, proving to be a slayer of centaurs and a Calydonian hero. After her return to the palace of her father, she began to challenge men to race her. If they won the race, she would agree to marry them. However, losing would result in their death. Kyros of Zarax traveled to the kingdom of Arcadia to challenge her, and Atalanta reluctantly accepted the challenge, as she didn't want him to die. Cunningly though, Kyros cheated by using Aphrodite's golden apple to make Atalanta stumble repeatedly, resulting in his victory and the pair's eventual marriage.
- En la mitología griega, Atalanta fue una heroína vinculada al ciclo arcaico, consagrada a Artemisa y reconocida por sus inmejorables habilidades para la caza. Sus orígenes descienden de Árcade, y de Clímene. Para Eurípides y otros, su padre es más bien Ménalo, por quien la isla Ménalo fue nombrada. Sin embargo, la versión más difundida, especialmente desde Hesíodo, es la de que Atalanta es hija de Atamante y Temisto, gracias a lo cual se relaciona con la cultura beocia. Su padre quería únicamente hijos varones y por eso, al nacer Atalanta, la abandonó en el monte Partenio a su suerte. Pudo sobrevivir gracias a que una osa la cuidó y la amamantó, hasta que unos cazadores la encontraron y decidieron criarla. Una vez que se convirtió en una bella y ágil mujer, Atalanta decidió no casarse y mantenerse virgen para consagrarse a la diosa de la cacería, Artemisa, a quien emulaba con sus acciones. Por ello, Atalanta vivía en el bosque cazando y llegó a ser una de las cazadoras más renombradas de la antigüedad. Como mujer se enfrentó a muchos peligros, como cuando dos centauros —Reco e Hileo— quisieron violarla, pero pudo defenderse gracias a sus inigualables habilidades y mató a los centauros con sus flechas. Su fama se difundió sobre todo después de participar en la cacería del jabalí de Calidón y después de obtener el premio a la carrera en los juegos fúnebres organizados en nombre de Pelias, donde compitió con Peleo, padre de Aquiles, el de los pies ligeros, héroe del ciclo troyano. Además de estar consagrada a Artemisa, lo que implicaba que debía mantenerse virgen, le predijo un oráculo que el día en que se casara, iba a ser convertida en animal. Por ello, y para evitar cualquier pretendiente, anunció que su esposo sería sólo aquel que lograra vencerla en la carrera, con la condición de que si ella triunfaba, debía matar a su oponente. Sin embargo, a pesar del peligro, muchos lo intentaron e irremediablemente perecieron, porque era invencible, aún cuando les daba alguna ventaja al inicio de la carrera. Hasta que llegó el momento en que apareció el joven que logró vencer a Atalanta en la competencia. Este apuesto joven llamado Hipómenes decidió probar suerte en la carrera para obtener la mano de Atalanta, pero tenía una gran ventaja y es que llevaba con él unas manzanas de oro que le había regalado Afrodita, diosa del amor, y que procedían del jardín de las Hespérides, y con ellas engañó a Atalanta; cada vez que la joven le iba a dar alcance, Hipómenes dejaba caer una de las manzanas, que Atalanta se detenía a recoger fascinada por su belleza. Mientras ella se distraía con cada manzana que caía, el joven pudo vencerla y así obtuvo su mano. La pareja muy enamorada vivió feliz durante un tiempo, compartiendo sus cacerías y hazañas. En una de estas persecuciones, los esposos entraron en uno de los santuarios de Zeus, y enamorados como estaban se detuvieron y gozaron de su amor. Zeus montó en cólera por el sacrilegio y transformó a la pareja en dos leones. Aparentemente, los griegos creían que los leones no se cruzaban entre sí, de manera que al convertirlos a ambos en leones, Zeus estaba no sólo quitándoles su condición humana, sino condenándolos a una vida separada. Además de transformarlos en leones, los condenó a tirar del carro de la diosa Cibeles como figura en la famosa estatua a esta diosa en Madrid. Atalanta dio a luz un hijo, Partenopeo, que participó en la primera expedición de los siete contra Tebas. A veces se dice que este niño fue fruto de su matrimonio, pero también hay leyendas que indican que es hijo de Ares o de Meleagro. Atalanta fue tan importante que de hecho hay varios mitógrafos, como Apolodoro, que la incluyen entre los Argonautas, grupo de héroes de la antigüedad que partió en un difícil viaje en busca del vellocino de oro. Ella, como era de esperarse, fue la única mujer que participó en esta travesía. En Epidauro, estaba la fuente de Atalanta, y se decía que en una cacería, la joven tuvo sed por lo que golpeó la roca con su jabalina, de donde brotó al instante la fuente. Atalanta es de gran importancia, pues simboliza la mujer contestataria que se rebeló contra todos los esquemas patriarcales de la Grecia Antigua y logró obtener el respeto de sus contemporáneos así como de la posteridad.
- Atalanta was the daughter of Iasus (or Mainalos or Schoeneus, according to Hyginus), a Boeotian (according to Hesiod) or an Arcadian princess (according to the Bibliotheca). The Bibliotheca is the only one who gives an account of Atalanta’s birth and upbringing. King Iasus wanted a son; when Atalanta was born, he left her on a mountaintop to die. Some stories say that a she-bear suckled and cared for Atalanta until hunters found and raised her, and she learned to fight and hunt as a bear would. She was later reunited with her father. Having grown up in the wilderness, Atalanta became a fierce hunter and was always happy. She took an oath of virginity to the goddess Artemis.
- While Cronus gambit had worked he was a child who would rule in his name and not be able to claim divinity over him. Ja'dins gambit had succeeded beyond her wildest dreams. Atalanta guilty Ja'din all, her position, her power, her life and Guard of Ages was fiercely loyal to Atalanta, perhaps more so than they would Cronus. She felt Ja'dins plan and followed it with fervor, hungry for power, regardless of how she came by it. Among the pharaohs said the biggest challenges comes not from its competitors, but from their sons. Atalanta was almost like a son of Cronus, trained by him and honed by centuries of war in a perfect hunter. When Cronus was weakened by Ja'dins illusions of deceit and betrayal ghost Zeus planned Atalanta slaying oracle and take command of the fleets that will lead them to glory and take her to her place among his System Lords. It was only when Cronus' Ha'tak did not seem to take a legion of trained Jaffa warriors Atalanta suspected something was wrong. It was not long before she became aware of the Juna and the demise of her lord and all of his closest advisers. Suddenly, she had waited for was gone swept up in the grasp of the newly freed Zeus, and she was alone on Kalydon with no allies. Atalanta have yet to swear their legions to another System Lord, and she finds the time, she may be reluctant to do so. While she has no regard for the people of Kalydon and rules them hard as Cronus, she has learned to respect the Jaffa she fights alongside, and fear that they will rebel against her if she asks them to make a new god. As time goes on her edict becomes harder to keep people loyal and philosophies that are spread by a rogue NID agent sat cause even Jaffa during her officers to question Cronus' divinity. (RPG: "Stargate SG-1: Living Gods: Stargate System Lords")
- Atalanta was a Greek athlete and heroine. Atalanta first met Hercules when the hero came to her forge looking for nails to fix Janista's roof. She was immediately attracted to him. She told him that her assistant, Ximenos hadn't shown up for work that day and Hercules went searching for him. Later, Atalanta was possessed by Ares. He forced her to create an arsenal of swords which he gave to an army of young followers, including Ximenos. When Atalanta was free of Ares' control, she told Hercules what had happened and helped the hero to free the young soldiers from Ares' evil (HTLJ "Ares"). After the death of her brother, Atalanta moved in with her nephew, Damon, to take care of him. She was disappointed when Damon wanted to become a soldier and began fighting with the Spartans against the Eleans. When Hercules arrived, she suggested that he might be the one to put an end to the fighting. In response, he created the Olympic Games so that the soldiers would have an avenue to prove themselves besides war. Atalanta helped organize the event and she was the very first Olympic winner in the javelin contest (HTLJ "Let the Games Begin"). Atalanta was in love with Hercules. Since Hercules thought of her only as a friend, she created a steel statue of the hero which Hephaestus brought to life. Though the statue looked and sounded like Hercules, it had an infant-like intelligence. Atalanta tried to forge a relationship with the Statue but realized it was a mistake when Discord used the statue to wreak havoc on a town (HTLJ "If I Had a Hammer...").
- Atalanta is the Heroic Age hero for Poseidon. Her special ability is to run fast (about as fast as cavalry). She wields a spear.
- Atalanta was the daughter of Iasus and Clymene. Although she was an Arcadian princess, she was often described as a Greek goddess.
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