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* [[{{Castlevania sorrow}} Castlevania: Aria of sorrow]] had the excalibur show up as a sword in the stone...amusingly enough, Soma's not the chosen one who can free it, so instead he ''swings the massive bolder the sword's attach to as well as the sword itself.''
* In the French language translation of TheLegendOfZeldaALinkToThePast, the Master Sword is referred to as "Excalibur".
* In the French language translation of TheLegendOfZeldaALinkToThePast, the Master Sword is referred to as "Excalibur".
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* [[{{Castlevania sorrow}} ''[[CastlevaniaChroniclesOfSorrow Castlevania: Aria of sorrow]] Sorrow]]'' had the excalibur Excalibur show up as a sword in the stone...amusingly enough, Soma's not the chosen one who can free it, so instead he ''swings the massive bolder the sword's attach to as well as the sword itself.''
* In the French language translation ofTheLegendOfZeldaALinkToThePast, ''TheLegendOfZeldaALinkToThePast'', the Master Sword is referred to as "Excalibur"."Excalibur".
* In the NES game ''Day Dreamin' Davey'', one Medieval stage has Davey overcome all obstacles in order to find the sacred sword Excalibur, only that the "sword" that he has imagined is actually a ruler while he's sitting in the corner in class.
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* In the NES game ''Day Dreamin' Davey'', one Medieval stage has Davey overcome all obstacles in order to find the sacred sword Excalibur, only that the "sword" that he has imagined is actually a ruler while he's sitting in the corner in class.
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* In ''TheDresdenFiles'', it's ''heavily'' implied that [[spoiler:Michael Carpenter's sword]] is Excalibur. He even mentions that, in the past, a wizard (Merlin) had held on to it between wielders.
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* In ''TheDresdenFiles'', it's ''heavily'' implied - and eventually confirmed in ''Ghost Story'' - that [[spoiler:Michael Carpenter's sword]] sword Amoracchius]] is Excalibur. He even mentions that, in the past, a wizard (Merlin) had held on to it between wielders.
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** Several games in the series feature a shoddy knock-off [[JokeItem Excalipur]]. Sometimes it's pretty good if you [[LethalJokeItem throw it]].
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** Several games in the series feature a shoddy knock-off [[JokeItem Excalipur]]. Sometimes it's pretty good if you [[LethalJokeItem throw it]]. It's usually found in the hands of [[RunningGag Gilgamesh]], who has once again mistaken it for the real deal.
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* In the French language translation of TheLegendOfZeldaALinkToThePast, the Master Sword is referred to as "Excalibur".
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* Appears in the ''DoctorWho'' story "Battlefield", where it is key to resurrecting a King Arthur from an AlternateUniverse. [[spoiler: Only, Arthur's really long dead...]]
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* Appears in the ''DoctorWho'' ''Series/DoctorWho'' story "Battlefield", where it is key to resurrecting a King Arthur from an AlternateUniverse. [[spoiler: Only, Arthur's really long dead...]]
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* ''{{Series/Merlin}}'', of course. It was created in the episode called "[[TitleIn Excalibur]]", has been thrown into the lake by Merlin, was retrieved by his girlfriend, and is currently residing in [[ExcaliburInTheStone a large stone]], but interestingly, three seasons in and it has still not been named or identified as the legendary Excalibur.
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* ''{{Series/Merlin}}'', of course. It was created in the episode called "[[TitleIn Excalibur]]", has been thrown into the lake by Merlin, was retrieved by his watery girlfriend, and is currently residing in [[ExcaliburInTheStone a large stone]], but interestingly, stone]]. Interestingly, three seasons in and it has still not been named or identified as the legendary Excalibur.Excalibur, nor wielded by Arthur himself.
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* [[{{Castlevania sorrow}} Castlevania: Aria of sorrow]] had the excalibur show up as a sword in the stone for...amusingly enough, Soma's not the chosen one who can free it, so instead he ''swings the massive bolder the sword's attach to as well as the sword itself.''
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* [[{{Castlevania sorrow}} Castlevania: Aria of sorrow]] had the excalibur show up as a sword in the stone for...stone...amusingly enough, Soma's not the chosen one who can free it, so instead he ''swings the massive bolder the sword's attach to as well as the sword itself.''
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* [[{{Castlevania sorrow}} Castlevania: Aria of sorrow]] had the excalibur show up as a sword in the stone for...amusingly enough, Soma's not the chosen one who can free it, so instead he ''swings the massive bolder the sword's attach to as well as the sword itself.''
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* ComicBook/{{Excalibur}}: The MarvelComics comic, and its [[{{Characters/Excalibur}} character sheet]].
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* ComicBook/{{Excalibur}}: The MarvelComics comic, and its [[{{Characters/Excalibur}} [[Characters/ExcaliburTheComicbook character sheet]].
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* ''FateStayNight''''FateStayNight.'' Of course, [[KingArthur Saber]] uses it. And it's [[{{Understatement}} powerful.]]
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* Appears in the ''DoctorWho'' story "Battlefield", where it is key to resurrecting a King Arthur from an AlternateUniverse. [[spoiler: Only, Arthur's really long dead...]]
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* ''{{Series/Merlin}}'', of course. It was created in the episode called "[[TitleIn Excalibur]]", has been thrown into the lake by Merlin, retrieved by his girlfriend, and is currently residing in [[ExcaliburInTheStone a large stone]], but interestingly, three seasons in and it has still not been named or identified as the legendary Excalibur.
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* ''{{Series/Merlin}}'', of course. It was created in the episode called "[[TitleIn Excalibur]]", has been thrown into the lake by Merlin, was retrieved by his girlfriend, and is currently residing in [[ExcaliburInTheStone a large stone]], but interestingly, three seasons in and it has still not been named or identified as the legendary Excalibur.
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* ''{{Series/Merlin}}'', of course.
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* ''{{Series/Merlin}}'', of course. It was created in the episode called "[[TitleIn Excalibur]]", has been thrown into the lake by Merlin, retrieved by his girlfriend, and is currently residing in [[ExcaliburInTheStone a large stone]], but interestingly, three seasons in and it has still not been named or identified as the legendary Excalibur.
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Classically, Excalibur was the sword given to Arthur by the Lady of the Lake as proof of his fitness to rule Britain. It is frequently confused with the SwordInTheStone, called Caliburn, which is a different and slightly contradictory legend, although ''also'' called Excalibur in at least one version, and the two are distinct... maybe -- the myths are not entirely clear on this subject. This makes it really easy for authors to [[SadlyMythtaken get them mixed up]].
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Classically, Excalibur was the sword given to Arthur by the Lady of the Lake as proof of his fitness to rule Britain. It may or may not have been originally created by {{Merlin}}. It is frequently confused with the SwordInTheStone, called Caliburn, which is a different and slightly contradictory legend, although ''also'' called Excalibur in at least one version, and the two are distinct... maybe -- the myths are not entirely clear on this subject. This makes it really easy for authors to [[SadlyMythtaken get them mixed up]].
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* ''{{Merlin}}'', ''{{Series/Merlin}}'', of course.
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* ''GoldenSun''In ''GoldenSun: The Lost Age'' and ''[[GoldenSunDarkDawn Dark Dawn]]'', the Excalibur is one one of the strongest swords in both games and obtained by forging an orihalcon with a 5% probability.
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* Film/{{Excalibur}}: The movie.
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* Film/{{Excalibur}}: The movie.TheMovie.
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* In the strip The Jocks and the Geordies from TheDandy, the Geordies once decided to search for Excalibur in hopes that with it, they could rally all the great Geordie hard men and batter the hell out of the Jocks. They failed dismally in this hunt, so instead they faked up an Excalibur from tin foil, which did the job just fine.
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* ''{{Merlin}}'', of course.
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* ''{{Merlin}}'', of course.
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Classically, Excalibur was the sword given to Arthur by the Lady of the Lake as proof of his fitness to rule Britain. It is frequently confused with the SwordInTheStone, which is a different and slightly contradictory legend, although ''also'' called Excalibur in at least one version, and the two are distinct... maybe -- the myths are not entirely clear on this subject. This makes it really easy for authors to [[SadlyMythtaken get them mixed up]].
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Classically, Excalibur was the sword given to Arthur by the Lady of the Lake as proof of his fitness to rule Britain. It is frequently confused with the SwordInTheStone, called Caliburn, which is a different and slightly contradictory legend, although ''also'' called Excalibur in at least one version, and the two are distinct... maybe -- the myths are not entirely clear on this subject. This makes it really easy for authors to [[SadlyMythtaken get them mixed up]].
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* Truth In Television from which the {{Excalibur}} myth was taken: in ancient times, aging celtic heroes threw their inherited, heirloom blades into the swamps to appease the spirits who dwelt there, who presumably kept their weapons safe after they died. [[AndNowYouKnowTheRestOfTheStory They've found tons of swords buried in the former lake around the former isle of Avalon, aka Glastonbury Tor]].
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* Truth In Television from which the {{Excalibur}} myth was taken: in ancient times, aging celtic heroes threw their inherited, heirloom blades into the swamps to appease the spirits who dwelt there, who presumably kept their weapons safe after they died. [[AndNowYouKnowTheRestOfTheStory They've found tons of swords buried in the former lake around the former isle of Avalon, aka Glastonbury Tor]].Tor.
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** Later shows up in ''Captain Britain and MI-13''.
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* Appears as a weapon for a HumongousMecha used by the [[AcePilot head of the Knights of the Round]] in ''CodeGeass''.
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* Appears as a weapon The name is taken for a HumongousMecha sword used by the [[AcePilot head of the Knights of the Round]] in ''CodeGeass''.
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* Appears as a weapon for a HumongousMecha used by the [[AcePilot head of the Knights of the Round]] in ''CodeGeass''.
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* In the ''GlobalGuardiansPBEMUniverse'', Excalibur is originally wielded by legendary SilverAge hero Excalibur, who eventually hands it down to his son, the BronzeAge hero Pendragon. Pendragon is currently training his own son to take up the heroic mantle when he comes of age.
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* In the ''GlobalGuardiansPBEMUniverse'', Excalibur is originally wielded by legendary SilverAge hero Excalibur, who eventually hands it down to his son, the BronzeAge hero Pendragon. Pendragon is currently training his own son to take up the heroic mantle when he comes of age.
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* Main/{{Excaliburn}}: The confusion about Excalibur in media.
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* Main/{{Excaliburn}}: ExcaliburInTheStone: The confusion about which sword Excalibur is in media.
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** And why should it? Strange women lying in ponds distributing swords is no basis for a system of government!
*** Quite. You can't expect to wield supreme power just 'cause some watery tart threw a sword at you!
**** Obviously; supreme executive power derives from a mandate from the masses not some farsical aquatic ceremony!
***** If ''I'' went 'round sayin' I was Emperor, just because some moistened bint lobbed a scimitar at me, they'd put me away!
*** Quite. You can't expect to wield supreme power just 'cause some watery tart threw a sword at you!
**** Obviously; supreme executive power derives from a mandate from the masses not some farsical aquatic ceremony!
***** If ''I'' went 'round sayin' I was Emperor, just because some moistened bint lobbed a scimitar at me, they'd put me away!
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***** If ''I'' went 'round sayin' I was Emperor, just because some moistened bint lobbed a scimitar at me, they'd put me away!
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* [[SoulEater Excalibur!]] [[LivingWeapon Excalibur!]] [[MeanBrit From United King]], [[TheSwordThatSpeaks I'm looking]] [[InfinityPlusOneSword for him]], [[CloudCuckoolander I'm going to California!]] [[EnsembleDarkhorse Excalibur!]] [[LargeHam Excalibur!]] [[CrazyAwesome EXCALIBUR!]]
* Though maybe not the actual sword, [=MagnaAngemon=]'s sword in ''DigimonAdventure'' is called Excalibur.
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* [[SoulEater Excalibur!]] [[LivingWeapon Excalibur!]] [[MeanBrit From United King]], [[TheSwordThatSpeaks I'm looking]] [[InfinityPlusOneSword for him]], [[CloudCuckoolander I'm going to California!]] [[EnsembleDarkhorse Excalibur!]] [[LargeHam Excalibur!]] [[CrazyAwesome EXCALIBUR!]]
* Though maybe not the actual sword, [=MagnaAngemon=]'s sword in ''DigimonAdventure'' is called Excalibur.
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* In {{Mage}} Kevin Matchstick gains the ability to wield the magical baseball bat Excalibur.
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* The Shining Knight in Grant Morrison's SevenSoldiers wields the sword Caliburn Ex Calibur.