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** Immediately subverted with the Samguk Sagi, the great Korean history. The document Sprite has ''is'' one of Bu-Sik Kim's original scrolls, but it was an account of his investigations into Korea's Kumiho - actually Deviants - and deliberately removed from his final version of the history. As Bu-Sik Kim told Sprite at the time, TheWorldIsNotReady.
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** Immediately subverted with the Samguk Sagi, the great Korean history. The document Sprite has ''is'' one of Bu-Sik Kim's original scrolls, but it was an account of his investigations into Korea's Kumiho [[AsianFoxSpirit Kumiho]] - actually Deviants - and deliberately removed from his final version of the history. As Bu-Sik Kim told Sprite at the time, TheWorldIsNotReady.
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* AsianFoxSpirit: The Deviants preying on 12th century Korea are viewed as Kumiho - malevolent fox spirits - by the people who encounter them. [[spoiler:The celestial artifact they're using to boost their powers adds to the myth]].
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* AsianFoxSpirit: The Deviants preying on 12th century Korea are viewed as Kumiho - malevolent fox spirits - by the people who encounter them. [[spoiler:The celestial artifact bead radiating cosmic energy that they're using to boost their powers adds to the myth]].myth]].
* FightingAShadow: When Kingo's energy blast catches the [[AsianFoxSpirit Kumiho]] (actually a Deviant) preying on 12th century Korea, it vanishes without a body. Sprite confirms that it wasn't an illusion, and Bu-Sik Kim describes it as one of the 'tails' of the Kumiho, just an aspect of the true being.
* FightingAShadow: When Kingo's energy blast catches the [[AsianFoxSpirit Kumiho]] (actually a Deviant) preying on 12th century Korea, it vanishes without a body. Sprite confirms that it wasn't an illusion, and Bu-Sik Kim describes it as one of the 'tails' of the Kumiho, just an aspect of the true being.
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* TheWorldIsNotReady: Said almost word for word by Bu-Sik Kim, who decides not to include the Kumiho in his final version of the Samguk Sagi, and gives that particular scroll to Sprite instead.
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* TheWorldIsNotReady: Said almost word for word by Bu-Sik Kim, who decides not to include the Kumiho [[AsianFoxSpirit Kumiho]] (actually Deviants) in his final version of the Samguk Sagi, and gives that particular scroll to Sprite instead.
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* HumanResources: Discussed. Bu-Sik Kim mentions that the [[AsianFoxSpirit Kumiho]] gains its power and immortality from eating human livers. It's later shown that [[spoiler:it's a Deviant drawing power from a bead charged with cosmic energy]], but Sprite still uses it an an excuse for liver comments and jokes about foie gras.
-->'''Sprite:''' I didn't know the human liver could do such a thing. That's amazing.
-->'''Sprite:''' I didn't know the human liver could do such a thing. That's amazing.
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* AsianFoxSpirit: The Deviants preying on 12th century Korea are viewed as Kumiho - malevolent fox spirits - by the people who encounter them. [[spoiler:The celestial artifact they're using to boost their powers adds to the myth]].
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* Immediately subverted with the Samguk Sagi, the great Korean history. The document Sprite has ''is'' one of Bu-Sik Kim's original scrolls, but it was an account of his investigations into Korea's Kumiho - actually Deviants - and deliberately removed from his final version of the history. As Bu-Sik Kim told Sprite at the time, TheWorldIsNotReady.
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* PublicDomainArtifact:
** The sword Onikirimaru ("Demon Slayer"), also known as Higekiri. In the 16th century, it's one of many items stored in the spaceship Domo. One of the flashback stories reveals it was gifted to Makkari in the 11th century, by samurai Yoshiie Minamoto.
** The sword Onikirimaru ("Demon Slayer"), also known as Higekiri. In the 16th century, it's one of many items stored in the spaceship Domo. One of the flashback stories reveals it was gifted to Makkari in the 11th century, by samurai Yoshiie Minamoto.
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PublicDomainArtifact: Two of the items stored in the Eternals's spaceship Domo are famous artifacts that were gifted to them centuries ago.
** The sword Onikirimaru ("Demon Slayer"), also known as Higekiri.In the 16th century, it's one of many items stored in the spaceship Domo. One of the flashback stories reveals that it was gifted to Makkari in the 11th century, by samurai Yoshiie Minamoto.Minamoto.
* Immediately subverted with the Samguk Sagi, the great Korean history. The document Sprite has ''is'' one of Bu-Sik Kim's original scrolls, but it was an account of his investigations into Korea's Kumiho - actually Deviants - and deliberately removed from his final version of the history. As Bu-Sik Kim told Sprite at the time, TheWorldIsNotReady.
** The sword Onikirimaru ("Demon Slayer"), also known as Higekiri.
* Immediately subverted with the Samguk Sagi, the great Korean history. The document Sprite has ''is'' one of Bu-Sik Kim's original scrolls, but it was an account of his investigations into Korea's Kumiho - actually Deviants - and deliberately removed from his final version of the history. As Bu-Sik Kim told Sprite at the time, TheWorldIsNotReady.
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** The sword Onikirimaru ("Demon Slayer"), also known as Higekiri. In the 16th century, it's one of many items stored in the spaceship Domo. One of the flashback stories reveals it was gifted to Makkari in the 11th century, by samurai Yoshiie Minamoto.
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* RotatingProtagonist: Each issue (apart from the first and last) focuses on one or two of the Eternals, on a mission away from the others.
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* RotatingProtagonist: Each issue (apart from the first and last) focuses on one or just two of the Eternals, on a mission away from the others.
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* Prequel: The series, released in 2022, acts as a prequel to the 2021 ''Film/{{Eternals}}'' film.
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* Prequel: {{Prequel}}: The series, released in 2022, acts as a prequel to the 2021 ''Film/{{Eternals}}'' film.
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* HiveQueen: [[spoiler:The surviving Deviant that Druig and Makkari fought in Japan eventually replicates some of Druig's powers. By the time the assembled Eternals face it in 15th century China, it's controlling the other Deviants in a HiveMind. When Thena kills it, [[KeystoneArmy all of the others die as well]].
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* HiveQueen: [[spoiler:The surviving Deviant that Druig and Makkari fought in Japan eventually replicates some of Druig's powers. By the time the assembled Eternals face it in 15th century China, it's controlling the other Deviants in a HiveMind. When Thena kills it, [[KeystoneArmy all of the others die as well]].well]]]].
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* HiveQueen: [[spoiler:The surviving Deviant that Druig and Makkari fought in Japan eventually replicates some of Druig's powers. By the time the assembled Eternals face it in 15th century China, it's controlling the other Deviants in a HiveMind. When Thena kills it, [[KeystoneArmy all of the others die as well]].
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* KeystoneArmy: [[spoiler:When Thena's kills the HiveQueen in the final battle, every other Deviant in the HiveMind drops dead as well]].
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* {{Oni}}: The Deviant preying on Heian-Kyo isn't an Oni, but the people of the city don't know that, and tend to refer to it that way (or, alternatively, as an {{Kappa}}).
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** Sprite and Kingo encounter the historian and scholar Bu-Sik Kim while he's compiling the great Korean national history, the Samguk Sagi.
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* #3 - In 1142 CE, Sprite and Kingo uncover a nest of Deviants with strange powers in Korea. Written by Jongmin Shin and Ju-Yeon Park, with art by Do Gyun Kim and color art by Fernando Sifuentes.
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* #2 - In 1084 CE. Makkari and Druig hunt a murderous Deviant in the Japanese city of Heian-Kyo. Written by Aki Yanaga, with art by Rickie Yagawa and color art by Carlos Macias.
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* KilledMidSentence: In an isolated Korean temple, the high priest starts telling Bu-Sik Kim about the Kumiho who's been preying on the countryside, only to be stabbed InTheBack and fatally ImpaledWithExtremePrejudice by her claws.
-->'''High Priest:''' We've been tracking her for hundreds of years, and according to the latest news-- \\
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''[SHHNNK]''
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** Druig and Makkari ally with the famous samurai and commander Yoshiie Minamoto (HachimantarÅ) when hunting Deviants in 11th century Japan.
** Druig and Makkari ally with the famous samurai and commander Yoshiie Minamoto (HachimantarÅ) when hunting Deviants in 11th century Japan.
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* HowWeGotHere: The story starts on Babylon, with the Eternals gathered to retrieve their possessions from the Domo, then leads into flashback tales.
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Arishem the Celestial created the Eternals and sent them to Earth thousands of years ago, ordering them to protect it from the Deviants. But by the 16th century, the Deviants seem to be defeated and extinct, and the immortal Eternals are no longer occupied by their task. A plan for one last sweep of Earth reunites the group in their old home of Babylon, where they collect their belongings from their long-hidden spaceship, the Domo, and prepare to go their separate ways.
Sorting through some of the items in the ship brings back old memories - and the Eternals' illusionist, Sprite, takes the opportunity to tell stories about how they were acquired.
Each issue of the series focuses on a different setting and [[RotatingProtagonist different Eternals]], with a TimeSkip between each tale.
Creator/DanAbnett writes the first and last issues, which contain the FramingStory, with art by Geoffo and color art by Matt Milla. Each of the other issues has its own creative team, typically creators connected to the culture or region the issue is set in.
As with Marvel's other Infinity Comic webcomics, it's a single-column vertically scrolling comic that's designed to be readable on a phone screen, rather than using a traditional comic book approach to panels and pages.
As an Infinity Comic, the series is initially only available via the Marvel Unlimited app.
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!!''Eternals: The 500 Year War'' provides examples of:
* HowWeGotHere: The story starts on Babylon, with the Eternals gathered to retrieve their possessions from the Domo, then leads into flashback tales.
* InfiniteCanvas: As with Marvel's other Infinity Comics, it’s presented in the vertical scrolling variant. Each issue is a single long page, with one column of panels.
* RotatingProtagonist: Each issue (apart from the first and last) focuses on one or two of the Eternals, on a mission away from the others.
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