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- "Icarus was the boy who flew too close to the sun with fake wings."
- ―Turk Barrett to Zip[src]
Icarus is a fictional character based on Ikaris created by Sprite during their time living in Ancient Greece. As a result of Sprite introducing her story to the people of Athens, Icarus was adopted into Greek legend and mythology as a boy with wings who flew too close to the sun.
In 2024, Kingo portrayed Icarus for the film Legend of Icarus.
History[]
Ancient Greek Mythology[]
The Eternals eventually relocated to Athens, Greece to continue fighting the Deviants. During this period, Sprite created a story about Icarus, a fictionalized version of Ikaris who had wings and died after flying too close to the Sun. As a result of Sprite sharing her story to the citizens of Athens, Ikaris, as Icarus, became one of Ancient Greece's historical legends and was incorporated into their mythology.[1]
Legend of Icarus[]
Throughout the years, the Eternal Kingo starred in several Bollywood films. Eventually, he decided to make a movie about his fellow Eternal and long-time friend Ikaris, casting himself as "Icarus." Being unable to fly himself, Kingo utilized wires to lift himself of the ground in order to recreate Ikaris's flying ability. Kingo was filming a dance sequence involving himself for the film when the real Ikaris, along with Sersi and Sprite, arrived to inform him about the death of Ajak and the return of the Deviants.[1]
Appearances[]
In chronological order:
- Eternals (flashbacks)
- Luke Cage | Episode 1.12: Soliloquy of Chaos (mentioned)
- Cloak & Dagger | Episode 2.09: Blue Note (mentioned)
- Eternals
References[]
External Links[]
- Ikaris on Marvel Database
- Icarus on Wikipedia