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When the Archmage says the spell, it sounds as if he is saying “benite” (blessed), instead of “venite” (come). The English captions on the DVD transcribe it as “benite.” It also written as “fulminus benite” in ''[[Gargoyles: Demona's Revenge|Demona's Revenge]]'', a novelization of “[[Long Way to Morning]]”. | When the Archmage says the spell, it sounds as if he is saying “benite” (blessed), instead of “venite” (come). The English captions on the DVD transcribe it as “benite.” It also written as “fulminus benite” in ''[[Gargoyles: Demona's Revenge|Demona's Revenge]]'', a novelization of “[[Long Way to Morning]]”. | ||
− | The spell reappeared on ''[[The Spectacular Spider-Man]]'', | + | The spell reappeared on ''[[The Spectacular Spider-Man]]'' and ''[[Young Justice]]'', other shows that [[Greg Weisman]] worked on. |
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Revision as of 17:27, 24 January 2012
The lightning spell was the signature attack move by the Archmage.
History
The Archmage was known to have used this spell was early as 975 when he used it to lash out at Demona when he believed that she failed to steal the Phoenix Gate for him. ("Vows")
In 984, the Archmage used the spell on Hudson when he attempted to assassinate Prince Malcolm. When Goliath, Hudson and Demona tracked the Archmage to his lair, the Archmage used the spell again, blinding Hudson’s left eye. ("Long Way to Morning")
Characteristics
The magic of the spell simulated lightning that the Archmage fired through his fingers. How lethal the spell was is unknown, but it was capable of blasting rocks apart.
Incantation
Latin
Fulminous venite
English
Come lightning [1]
Tidbits
When the Archmage says the spell, it sounds as if he is saying “benite” (blessed), instead of “venite” (come). The English captions on the DVD transcribe it as “benite.” It also written as “fulminus benite” in Demona's Revenge, a novelization of “Long Way to Morning”.
The spell reappeared on The Spectacular Spider-Man and Young Justice, other shows that Greg Weisman worked on.