Ares

Summary

Ares is a fictional deity^[1]. He draws 96 Wikipedia views per month (fictional_deity category, ranking #24 of 39).^[2]

Key Facts

• A notable student of Ares was Xena^[3].
• A notable student of Ares was Eve^[4].
• Ares is the creator of Rob Tapert^[5].
• Ares is recorded as male^[6].
• Ares's instance of is recorded as fictional deity^[7].
• Ares's instance of is recorded as television character^[8].
• Ares's instance of is recorded as fictional shapeshifter^[9].
• Ares's based on is recorded as Ares^[10].
• Ares was performed by Kevin Smith^[11].
• Ares's unmarried partner is recorded as Xena^[12].
• Ares's unmarried partner is recorded as Eve^[13].
• Ares's given name is recorded as Ares^[14].
• Ares's from narrative universe is recorded as Xenaverse^[15].
• Ares's present in work is recorded as Hercules: The Legendary Journeys^[16].
• Ares's present in work is recorded as Xena: Warrior Princess^[17].
• Ares's present in work is recorded as Young Hercules^[18].
• Ares's superhuman feature or ability is recorded as superhuman strength^[19].
• Ares's superhuman feature or ability is recorded as immortality in fiction^[20].
• Ares's superhuman feature or ability is recorded as teleportation^[21].
• Ares's superhuman feature or ability is recorded as pyrokinesis^[22].
• Ares's superhuman feature or ability is recorded as cryokinesis^[23].
• Ares's superhuman feature or ability is recorded as invisible person^[24].
• Ares's superhuman feature or ability is recorded as telekinesis^[25].
• Ares's superhuman feature or ability is recorded as electrokinesis^[26].
• Ares's superhuman feature or ability is recorded as flight^[27].

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Career and Affiliations

Notable students include Xena^[3], a television character^[28] and Eve^[4], a fictional human^[29].

Works and Contributions

Ares is the creator of Rob Tapert^[5].

Why It Matters

Ares draws 96 Wikipedia views per month (fictional_deity category, ranking #24 of 39).^[2]