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* ''VideoGame/FireEmblemTheBlazingBlade'' has a side-mission named ''Genesis'', expanding on the creation of the ArtificialHuman Kishuna and [[TragicMonster his troubled relationship]] with Nergal.
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* In the first ''Literature/KingdomKeepers'' book, [[TheHero Finn]] runs across a girl named Jez, who flat out admits it's short for Jezebel, from Literature/TheBible. Not being a biblical scholar, Finn fails to realize he should be worried.
* In Creator/IsaacAsimov's ''Caves of Steel'', our hero Elijah is married to a woman named Jezebel, and the biblical association becomes a point of discussion. His wife enjoys the naughty aura the name gives her, and isn't happy when her husband explains Jezebel's bad reputation is largely due to HistoricalVillainUpgrade.
* In Creator/IsaacAsimov's ''Caves of Steel'', our hero Elijah is married to a woman named Jezebel, and the biblical association becomes a point of discussion. His wife enjoys the naughty aura the name gives her, and isn't happy when her husband explains Jezebel's bad reputation is largely due to HistoricalVillainUpgrade.
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* In the first ''Literature/KingdomKeepers'' book, [[TheHero Finn]] runs across a girl named Jez, who flat out admits it's short for Jezebel, from Literature/TheBible. Not being a biblical scholar, Finn fails to realize he should be worried.
* In Creator/IsaacAsimov's ''Caves of Steel'',''Literature/TheCavesOfSteel'', our hero Elijah is married to a woman named Jezebel, and the biblical association becomes a point of discussion. His wife enjoys the naughty aura the name gives her, and isn't happy when her husband explains Jezebel's bad reputation is largely due to HistoricalVillainUpgrade.
* In Creator/IsaacAsimov's ''Caves of Steel'',
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* ''Literature/TheKingdomKeepers'': In the first book, [[TheHero Finn]] runs across a girl named Jez, who flat out admits it's short for Jezebel, from Literature/TheBible. Not being a biblical scholar, Finn fails to realize that he should be worried.
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* [[BrainInAJar Jezebel The Robobrain]] in ''VideoGame/Fallout4'' is a rude and sociopathic KillerRobot, as well as being the reason why the Mechanist's robots went rogue and began murdering everyone on sight, all because she decided that [[spoiler:the most effective way to "help" the Commonwealth was to [[MercyKilling "Mercy Kill"]] its inhabitants]]. According to the Medical Observation Terminal, there's a female subject that was an ex-military convicted to manslaughter, and is highly intelligent along with being a solid candidate. If this implied that Jezebel was the very same woman, she was likely an asshole before she becomes a Robobrain.
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* [[BrainInAJar Jezebel The the Robobrain]] in ''VideoGame/Fallout4'' is a rude and sociopathic KillerRobot, as well as being the reason why the Mechanist's robots went rogue and began murdering everyone on sight, all because she decided that [[spoiler:the most effective way to "help" the Commonwealth was to [[MercyKilling "Mercy Kill"]] MercyKill its inhabitants]]. According to the Medical Observation Terminal, there's a female subject that was an ex-military convicted to manslaughter, and is highly intelligent along with being a solid candidate. If this implied that Jezebel was the very same woman, she was likely an asshole before she becomes a Robobrain.
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* The UsefulNotes/SegaGenesis, a video game console. Somewhat misleadingly named, as it was in fact the ''second'' home gaming console produced by SEGA. '''Definitely''' a subversion, as it is a legendary console from the 16-bit era with hundreds of games that have stood the test of time and are worth playing even today.
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* The UsefulNotes/SegaGenesis, Platform/SegaGenesis, a video game console. Somewhat misleadingly named, as it was in fact the ''second'' home gaming console produced by SEGA. '''Definitely''' a subversion, as it is a legendary console from the 16-bit era with hundreds of games that have stood the test of time and are worth playing even today.
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* ''VideoGame/GenesisBeyondTheRevelation'', a game for the UsefulNotes/PC88, from Creator/{{Square|Soft}}.
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* ''VideoGame/GenesisBeyondTheRevelation'', a game for the UsefulNotes/PC88, Platform/PC88, from Creator/{{Square|Soft}}.
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* Lilah, ActionGirl and love interest of ComicBook/JonahHex in the 2010 film ''Film/JonahHex''.
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* Lilah, ActionGirl and love interest of ComicBook/JonahHex in the 2010 film ''Film/JonahHex''.
''Film/JonahHex2010''.
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* Delilah is the name of a song by "Music/{{Tom Jones}}", also covered by "Music/{{The Leningrad Cowboys}}". Since the song is about a man getting revenge on the titular Delilah for being unfaithful (and mocking the protagonist when he realizes), it fits the Biblical traits.
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* Delilah is the name of a song by "Music/{{Tom Jones}}", Music/{{Tom Jones}}, also covered by "Music/{{The Music/{{The Leningrad Cowboys}}".Cowboys}}. Since the song is about a man getting revenge on the titular Delilah for being unfaithful (and mocking the protagonist when he realizes), it fits the Biblical traits.
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* Delilah is the name of a song by "Music/{{Tom Jones}}", also covered by "Music/{{The Leningrad Cowboys}}". Since the song is about a man getting revenge on the titular Delilah for being unfaithful (and mocking the protagonist when he realizes), it fits the Biblical traits.
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