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Show only: 21 sentient inanimates villains | 3 sentient inanimates deities | Show All |
Number of characters in this sub-list: 4 (out of a total of 36,945 in the database).
"Sentient inanimates" are beings that we typically regard as non-living, inanimate, non-sentient objects (such as stones, stars, planets), yet possess sentience, personality, a soul, etc. As far as can be scientifically ascertained at this time, this must be regarded as a purely fictional phenomenon. Yet many religions teach that certain inanimate objects (from magical totems to meteorological phenomena to the Earth itself) can possess a soul or sentience. In comics, some sentient inanimates have even taken human form, such as the nebula who joined the Defenders as the super-heroine "Cloud", and Earth's own sun, who, as "Apalla", has appeared in humanoid form to Dr. Strange and Captain Mar-Vell. The famed DC superhero Red Tornado (of the Justice League of America) owes his sentient personality to a melding of two sentient tornadoes with a robotic body.
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[sentient packet of energy thrown off by a nova] | , etc. | 71 | ||||||
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Secret Empire; The Defenders | 31 | |||||||
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Green Lantern Corps [sentient planet] |
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[1st app: Mystery in Space (vol. 1) #61 (Aug. 1960)] | 5 |