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Ares first appears in the DC Extended Universe film Wonder Woman, the fourth installment of the DCEU, played by David Thewlis. As the God of War, he is depicted as the treacherous son of Zeus and the half-brother of Diana/Wonder Woman.
Is Ares the Wonder Woman child?
Ares was the God of War and sworn enemy of the Amazons, namely Hippolyta and her daughter, Wonder Woman.
Who is Wonder Woman’s mother and father?
Wonder Woman, or Princess Diana as she’s also known, is a goddess, and I don’t mean that figuratively. Her mother is Hippolyta, Queen of the Amazon race in Greek mythology, while her father is Zeus, the ruler of all the Greek gods.
Who is Wonder Woman’s daughter?
Wonder Woman is the princess Diana, the daughter of Hippolyta, Queen of the Amazons and Zeus, the mightiest of the Gods of Olympus. Diana volunteered to leave behind her home of Themyscira and champion the Amazons’ message of peace, fighting for justice and equality in Man’s World.
Who is Wonder Woman’s Father?
In most versions, Wonder Woman has no father — she was sculpted from clay by Queen Hippolyta and brought to life by Aphrodite. In other, more recent versions, she is the daughter of Hippolyta and Zeus, making Ares her half-brother.
Can Wonder Woman kill Ares?
Diana’s nemesis isn’t just some crazy clown, or a maniacal billionaire. Ares is a legitimate god, starting out as the Greek God of War, and later even adding the God of Death to his credentials. And though, unlike Batman and Superman, Wonder Woman has no code against killing her nemesis, even death is not enough to stop a god.
Who is Aries in Wonder Woman?
Ares is based on the Greek god of the same name. He is most often depicted as an antagonist of Wonder Woman. His first appearance was in Wonder Woman #1. His modern incarnation was first created in the DC Universe by George Pérez though, as Mars (his Roman name), he had plagued Wonder Woman for decades.
Who is Ares in the DC Universe?
His modern incarnation was first created in the DC Universe by George Pérez though, as Mars (his Roman name), he had plagued Wonder Woman for decades. During most of the Golden Age, Silver Age, and Bronze Age, Ares was called Mars and was one of the most recurrent enemies of Wonder Woman. He was depicted as a Greco-Roman warrior in orange armor.