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* ''VideoGame/KidIcarusUprising'': {{Inverted|Trope}}. Magnus is the game's only BadassNormal, fighting magical monsters with nothing but his [[WorldsStrongestMan colossal strength]] and [[RidiculouslyHugeSword man-sized sword]].
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* ''VideoGame/KidIcarusUprising'': {{Inverted|Trope}}. Magnus is the game's only BadassNormal, fighting magical monsters with nothing but his [[WorldsStrongestMan colossal strength]] and [[RidiculouslyHugeSword [[{{BFS}} man-sized sword]].
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* In the [[GameMod unofficial expansion mod]], ''VideoGame/StardewValleyExpanded'', the Wizard's (who in the [[VideoGame/StardewValley original game]] was known only as "M. Rasmodius") [[NamedByTheAdaptation first name is revealed]] to be Magnus.
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* ''TabletopGame/{{Warhammer}}'': Magnus the Pious is a downplayed example; he established the Colleges of Magic in the Empire even though he wasn't a wizard himself.
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** In WesternAnimation/TransformersAnimated, the word Magnus is actually used for the highest rank of the Autobots. For example, Ultra '''Magnus''' and Sentinel '''Magnus'''.
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** In WesternAnimation/TransformersAnimated, the word Magnus is actually used for the highest rank leader of the Autobots. For example, Ultra '''Magnus''' and Sentinel '''Magnus'''.
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* A rare non-magic example: ''Franchise/{{Transformers}}'' has Ultra Magnus, who debuted in the [[WesternAnimation/TheTransformersTheMovie 1986 theatrical film]].
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* Despite ''Franchise/{{Transformers}}'' being a strictly sci-fi toyline, there are a number of characters with "Magnus" in their names:
** First is Ultra Magnus, who debuted in the [[WesternAnimation/TheTransformersTheMovie 1986 theatrical film]].
** In WesternAnimation/TransformersAnimated, the word Magnus is actually used for the highest rank of the Autobots. For example, Ultra '''Magnus''' and Sentinel '''Magnus'''.
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* Despite ''Franchise/{{Transformers}}'' being a strictly sci-fi toyline, there are a number of characters with "Magnus" in their names:
** First is Ultra Magnus, who debuted in the [[WesternAnimation/TheTransformersTheMovie 1986 theatrical film]].
** In WesternAnimation/TransformersAnimated, the word Magnus is actually used for the highest rank of the Autobots. For example, Ultra '''Magnus''' and Sentinel '''Magnus'''.
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* A rare non-magic example: ''Franchise/{{Transformers}}'' has Ultra Magnus, who debuted in the [[WesternAnimation/TheTransformersTheMovie 1986 theatrical film]].
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The word ''magnus'' means "great" in Latin, being where we get the terms "magnification", "magnitude", and similar words relating to large size or figurative greatness. For example, UsefulNotes/PompeyTheGreat was called Gnaeus Pompeius [[TheMagnificent Magnus]]. However, in fantasyland, it seems to mean "great mage." Most of the times you see a character named Magnus in a fantasy work, he is a mage, wizard or something like that. It probably doesn't help that ''magus'', the actual Latin word for "mage," is just one RougeAnglesOfSatin away.
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The word ''magnus'' means "great" in Latin, being where we get the terms "magnification", "magnitude", and similar words relating to large size or figurative greatness. For example, UsefulNotes/PompeyTheGreat was called Gnaeus Pompeius [[TheMagnificent Magnus]]. However, in fantasyland, it seems to mean "great mage." Most of the times time you see a character named Magnus in a fantasy work, he is a mage, wizard wizard, or something like that. It probably doesn't help that ''magus'', the actual Latin word for "mage," is just one RougeAnglesOfSatin away.
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While Magnus in that series *is* a demigod, that does not equate to being a mage. His friend Hearthstone is much more of a mage than Magnus is.
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* ''Literature/MagnusChaseAndTheGodsOfAsgard'': The titular character is a demigod.
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The word ''magnus'' means "great" in Latin, being where we get the terms "magnification", "magnitude", and similar words relating to large size or figurative greatness. For example, UsefulNotes/PompeyTheGreat was called Gnaeus Pompeius [[TheMagnificent Magnus]]. However, in fantasyland, it seems to mean "great mage". Most of the times you see a character named Magnus in a fantasy work, he is a mage, wizard or something like that. It probably doesn't help that ''magus'', the actual Latin word for "mage", is just one RougeAnglesOfSatin away.
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The word ''magnus'' means "great" in Latin, being where we get the terms "magnification", "magnitude", and similar words relating to large size or figurative greatness. For example, UsefulNotes/PompeyTheGreat was called Gnaeus Pompeius [[TheMagnificent Magnus]]. However, in fantasyland, it seems to mean "great mage". mage." Most of the times you see a character named Magnus in a fantasy work, he is a mage, wizard or something like that. It probably doesn't help that ''magus'', the actual Latin word for "mage", "mage," is just one RougeAnglesOfSatin away.
