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Revision as of 12:53, 23 November 2013
Artistic interpretation of Ares.
Ares is the God of War and one of the major Antagonists of the Never-ending Story. He often plays the role of a Villain but also a variety of other roles, usually depending on his mood. He was first introduced on Page 1 and has been made frequent returns to the story ever since. He is well-known for owning the Arena where many epic battles have taken place. His relationship with other gods is murky and it's highly likely he doesn't have many friends as he even rejects his own son, Nick. Rather than being a force for good or evil, Ares is a force for himself. His passion for Hot Rod cars often leads to rage-fuelled destruction-sprees if said car becomes damaged in any way.
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