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Lycaon Lycaon

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Lycaon is the first lycanthrope and a servant of the Protogenoi Gaea. Lycaon is an enemy fought in Baten Kaitos Origins. His name, if not necessarily the origin of, is at least connected to the term Lycanthrope. In the most popular version of the myth, Ovid's Metamorphoses, Lycaon was the cruel king of Arcadia, son of Pelasgus and Meliboea. Angered by Zeus' visit being celebrated, Lycaon served him a dish of a slaughtered and dismembered child (in some versions, his son, Nyctimus, and in other versions, his infant grandchild, Arcas) in order to see whether or not Zeus was truly omniscient. Even when offering Zeus the "meal", Lycaon took a taste of it himself. In his quest to test Zeus' immortality, Lycaon attempted to murder the god while he slept. In return for these gruesome deeds, Zeus transformed Lycaon into the form of a wolf, causing him to go on a rampage and slaughter several sheep, and killed Lycaon's fifty sons by lightning bolts, except possibly Nyctimus, who was then the slaughtered c __NOEDITSECTION__

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Electro Horn

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A lightning-based special attack. Stabs foes with its electrified horn, releasing high voltage electricity through them.

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Grr, I smell beasts⋯⋯

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Greek

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Deal 250% damage to a single enemy / 15% chance Deal 150% damage to a single enemy / 10% chance

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My wolves! I will redeem this shame!

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Rare

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Hey, don't leave me behind! If you do that I'll bite you.

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Lycaon, Wolf King Lycaon Lycaon II Lycaon, Wolf King II

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I'am lonely, don't ever leave me along. Don't wander off by yourself. You're not a lone wolf.

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Damn! I'm finished!

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Oi, you're late. I don't like being alone.

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Barbarian Berserker Lycaon

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I'm from the wolf tribe. Don't let your guard down.

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A tribe of wolf people. Proud and ferocious but they are in fact very lonesome

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Want to get torn to shreds? Heheh

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Meliboea Pelasgus

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__NOEDITSECTION__ Lycaon is an enemy fought in Baten Kaitos Origins. Lycaon is the first lycanthrope and a servant of the Protogenoi Gaea. His name, if not necessarily the origin of, is at least connected to the term Lycanthrope. In the most popular version of the myth, Ovid's Metamorphoses, Lycaon was the cruel king of Arcadia, son of Pelasgus and Meliboea. Angered by Zeus' visit being celebrated, Lycaon served him a dish of a slaughtered and dismembered child (in some versions, his son, Nyctimus, and in other versions, his infant grandchild, Arcas) in order to see whether or not Zeus was truly omniscient. Even when offering Zeus the "meal", Lycaon took a taste of it himself. In his quest to test Zeus' immortality, Lycaon attempted to murder the god while he slept. In return for these gruesome deeds, Zeus transformed Lycaon into the form of a wolf, causing him to go on a rampage and slaughter several sheep, and killed Lycaon's fifty sons by lightning bolts, except possibly Nyctimus, who was then the slaughtered child, and instead became restored to life.