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Marilith è boss ricorrente in molti titoli della serie di Final Fantasy. In alcune occasioni è stata chiamata Malilith. Rappresentata generalmente come un mostro dal corpo di serpente con il torso di una bellissima donna, si distingue dai normali mostri di tipo lamia per le molteplici braccia, con cui brandisce altrettante spade che usa con estrema maestria. Marilith è apparsa già nell'originale Final Fantasy, dove era un membro dei demoni elementali, e in alcuni titoli successivi è riapparsa in questo stesso ruolo. L'elemento a lei associato è il fuoco. The Lesser Marilith is an enemy encountered in the Sealed Cave. Curiously, despite the name, there is no "greater" Marilith. 250px|thumb|Marilith 250px|thumb|Marilith 200px|thumb|left|Marilith Olśniewające marilithy, mistrzynie wielozadaniowości, są najsubtelniejszymi strategami w Wojnie Krwi. Jeżeli uznać balory za królów, stojących za Wojną; marilithy są ich generałami. Na ich barkach leży niemal niemożliwe zadanie koordynacji ruchów tanar'ri. To istoty stworzone do walki, a ich mordercze piękno jest tylko efektem ubocznym. Od pasa w dół mają długie, wijące się ciała olbrzymich węży o błyszczących łuskach, powyżej ludzkiej kobiety z sześcioma ramionami, które mogą z łatwością władać na raz sześcioma broniami. Lubują się w biżuterii i klejnotach, którymi dekorują swe ciała i bronie. Porozumiewają się telepatycznie. Wiele z nich służy Graz'ztowi, wykonując "zadania specjalne". Kontrolują Vudrę, 53 warstwę Otchła The Marilith was a female demon with multiple arms,in each one usually bearing a weapon. The Marilith was also known for casting fire and plasma spells. The marilith, &, is a demon in NetHack. They can deal damage extremely quickly due to their possessing six attacks per move. Mariliths, also known as type V demons, were a type of powerful tanar'ri demon. Mariliths were the tacticians of Abyssal hordes and queens of the Abyssal realms. They served as the generals and advisors to the demon lords of the Abyss. They sought strategies that brought the most destruction in whatever realm they were in. Mariliths are sixed-armed demons, with an upper body of a human female and a lower body of a snake. Mariliths carry a sword in each arm and are immune to normal weapons. They are usually capable of casting magic spells and use Protection from Magical Weapons. Mariliths appear in Watcher's Keep and are mentioned in Elminster's Ecologies: Appendix IIIa. Marilith is the second Fiend to be fought in Final Fantasy. She steals the power of fire from the Fire Crystal on top of Mt. Gulg. She appears to be half snake half woman.After she is defeated the Warriors of Light get the power of the Fire Crystal. She is fought again on the second basement floor of the Chaos Shrine. She also appears in FFIV:The After Years as one of the bosses fought in the depths of the True Moon. Marilith is a work by Krazy Krow, the author of Krakow and Spinnerette. It is split into two series, which are quite different in art style and tone. Krakow 2.0 is full of Crosses the Line Twice Black Humor. Marilith Millions is an assassin who plans to get rich by kidnapping a wealthy heiress. But what seems like A Simple Plan soon goes off the rails, and Marilith finds herself the target of not just the police, but also bounty hunters and her own boss. Read Krakow 2.0 here.Read Marilith here. This work contains examples of:

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250px|thumb|Marilith 250px|thumb|Marilith 200px|thumb|left|Marilith Olśniewające marilithy, mistrzynie wielozadaniowości, są najsubtelniejszymi strategami w Wojnie Krwi. Jeżeli uznać balory za królów, stojących za Wojną; marilithy są ich generałami. Na ich barkach leży niemal niemożliwe zadanie koordynacji ruchów tanar'ri. To istoty stworzone do walki, a ich mordercze piękno jest tylko efektem ubocznym. Od pasa w dół mają długie, wijące się ciała olbrzymich węży o błyszczących łuskach, powyżej ludzkiej kobiety z sześcioma ramionami, które mogą z łatwością władać na raz sześcioma broniami. Lubują się w biżuterii i klejnotach, którymi dekorują swe ciała i bronie. Porozumiewają się telepatycznie. Wiele z nich służy Graz'ztowi, wykonując "zadania specjalne". Kontrolują Vudrę, 53 warstwę Otchłani. Marilithy gardzą i nienawidzą glabrezu, uważając ich gierki na Planie Materialnym za dziecinadę i policzek dla prawdziwej wojny. Na każdym kroku starają się im zaszkodzić i tylko przychylność balorów wobec psiogłowych demonów zapobiega wybuchowi otwartego konfliktu. Mariliths, also known as type V demons, were a type of powerful tanar'ri demon. Mariliths were the tacticians of Abyssal hordes and queens of the Abyssal realms. They served as the generals and advisors to the demon lords of the Abyss. They sought strategies that brought the most destruction in whatever realm they were in. The Marilith was a female demon with multiple arms,in each one usually bearing a weapon. The Marilith was also known for casting fire and plasma spells. The marilith, &, is a demon in NetHack. They can deal damage extremely quickly due to their possessing six attacks per move. Marilith è boss ricorrente in molti titoli della serie di Final Fantasy. In alcune occasioni è stata chiamata Malilith. Rappresentata generalmente come un mostro dal corpo di serpente con il torso di una bellissima donna, si distingue dai normali mostri di tipo lamia per le molteplici braccia, con cui brandisce altrettante spade che usa con estrema maestria. Marilith è apparsa già nell'originale Final Fantasy, dove era un membro dei demoni elementali, e in alcuni titoli successivi è riapparsa in questo stesso ruolo. L'elemento a lei associato è il fuoco. Marilith is the second Fiend to be fought in Final Fantasy. She steals the power of fire from the Fire Crystal on top of Mt. Gulg. She appears to be half snake half woman.After she is defeated the Warriors of Light get the power of the Fire Crystal. She is fought again on the second basement floor of the Chaos Shrine. She also appears in FFIV:The After Years as one of the bosses fought in the depths of the True Moon. Marilith is a work by Krazy Krow, the author of Krakow and Spinnerette. It is split into two series, which are quite different in art style and tone. Krakow 2.0 is full of Crosses the Line Twice Black Humor. Marilith Millions is an assassin who plans to get rich by kidnapping a wealthy heiress. But what seems like A Simple Plan soon goes off the rails, and Marilith finds herself the target of not just the police, but also bounty hunters and her own boss. Marilith is a much darker and more dramatic continuation of the story. Marilith has grown tired of the trade and is looking to retire to Argentina. However, her retirement plans face an obstacle: an old nemesis who will stop at nothing to kill her before she has the chance to slip away. Read Krakow 2.0 here.Read Marilith here. This work contains examples of: * Alliterative Name: Marilith Millions (though she admits in Marilith that Millions isn't her real last name). * Art Evolution: The art improves dramatically from Krakow 2.0 to Marilith. * Axe Crazy: Valentino * Back-Alley Doctor: the Doctor * Bald of Evil: Stark the bodyguard * Blondes Are Evil: Marilith, though she's less evil than her targets. * Bodyguard Betrayal: Stark killing his old boss and joining Valentino * Casanova: Whenever Marshall Hunter appears, there's usually a woman fawning over him * Cerebus Syndrome: Marilith, though it has moments of comedy, is on the whole far more dramatic than Krakow 2.0. * Church Militant: The Nazi-killing nun from whom Marilith and Christi inherited their guns of choice. * Comically Missing the Point: Kimiko's response to Marilith pulling a Butterfly Knife out of her "pants" and stabbing a guard to death? Pointing out she's wearing a skirt not pants. * Cowboy Cop: Mark Wong has a reputation as this, leading his boss to assign Christi to be his partner in the hope she'll rein him in. * Cute Bruiser: Aiko * Deadly Graduation: Valentino * Double Standard Rape (Female on Male): Marilith is dismissive upon hearing about a female teacher who raped a male student. Kimiko knows better. * Eyes of Gold: Marilith * Faking the Dead: Christi O'Reilly, to persuade Marilith to give up her life of assassination. * Five-Finger Fillet: When Dim and Vics are introduced, Vics stabs himself while doing this. * Foe Yay: Valentino to Marilith. Particularly the time Valentino forces Marilith to lick her gun. * Friendly Sniper: Kimiko * Gag Boobs: Nurse Wendy * Girls with Moustaches: Marilith wears a fake beard and moustache as part of her Colonel Sanders disguise during a bank robbery. * Glory Hound: Marshall Hunter, head of the Hunter Knights. He thinks of himself as one of the good guys, but he's really in the business for the media attention, and it shows when it drives him to do stupid, dangerous, and illegal things. * Gratuitous Japanese: Kimko's outburst of kawaii on meeting Minh, she is Japanese so possibly justified. * Hitman with a Heart: Marilith, though she only rarely shows it. * Hospital Hottie: Nurse Wendy * Improvised Weapon: When she's not using a gun or axe, Valentino can kill with a belt or a pencil. * In Love with Your Carnage: Valentino to Marilith * Interrogated for Nothing: Marshall Hunter tortures Minh for information of Marilith's whereabouts, which he genuinely doesn't know. * It's Personal: Valentino deliberately invokes this to prevent Marilith from running away without a final confrontation. * Jack Bauer Interrogation Technique: Mark Wong has a reputation for this, though he claims he's put those days behind him. * Laughing Mad: In the flashback to Valentino's childhood, you can see the moment she completely snaps. * Les Yay: Kimiko is explicitly in love with Marilith in Krakow 2.0; this is toned down to subtext in Marilith. * Lovely Angels: Marilith and Kimiko * Major Injury Underreaction: In Krakow 2.0, Kimiko's response to having her arm torn off by a truck is to ask a question about Marilith's threat to tear off said arm a few moments before. * Mexican Standoff: Occurs several times. Marilith notes her dislike of them. * Never Hurt an Innocent: Averted. Marilith charges less to assassinate people she regards as villainous, but she will kill innocents if paid enough. * No Kill Like Overkill: Valentino is sniped in the head and then shot about 15 times. May be justified, since that person survived Kimiko slitting her throat before. * Nothing Personal: Stark says this when he betrays Krystiyan * Pay Evil Unto Evil: Marilith is fond of this, charging less to assassinate evil people. * Professional Killer: Marilith * Psycho for Hire: Valentino * Rape as Backstory: Valentino was raped as part of the training to turn her into a perfect assassin. * Shout-Out: Several. Valentino explicitly references the torture scene in Reservoir Dogs, and the church where the final gunfight takes place is identical to the one from episode 5 of Cowboy Bebop. * Sociopathic Hero: Marilith kills without remorse. * Start of Darkness: "Chapter Zero" shows Valentino's * Stockholm Syndrome: Kimiko to Marilith * Those Two Bad Guys: Vic and Dims * Training From Hell: Valentino underwent this. * Tyke Bomb: Valentino was raised from childhood to be an assassin. * Villain Protagonist: Marilith, but again, she isn't the most evil character in these comics. * World of Action Girls: Marshall does get his share of the spotlight, but Valentino, Marilith, and even the barely-trained Kimiko overshine him. * You and What Army?: Aiko demands this of Marshall Hunter. Of course, he calls in the Hunter Knights by way of response. * You Have Failed Me: How Marshall Hunter meets his end, after unwisely allying with Valentino and then being unable to deliver Mariliths are sixed-armed demons, with an upper body of a human female and a lower body of a snake. Mariliths carry a sword in each arm and are immune to normal weapons. They are usually capable of casting magic spells and use Protection from Magical Weapons. Mariliths appear in Watcher's Keep and are mentioned in Elminster's Ecologies: Appendix IIIa. The Lesser Marilith is an enemy encountered in the Sealed Cave. Curiously, despite the name, there is no "greater" Marilith.

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