| Rama-Tut | |
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| Biographical Information | |
| Real Name: | Rama-Tut |
| Alias: | Pharaoh of Egypt |
| Species: | Human |
| Originally From: | The future Ancient Egypt (Travelled back in time) |
| Affiliations: | Eye of Ages |
| Physical Description | |
| Gender: | Male |
| Hair color: | Black |
| Eye color: | Black |
| Character Information | |
| Powers: | None |
| First Appearance: | Dark Horizon II |
| GALLERY | |
History[]
Rama-Tut, otherwise known as Pharoah Rama-Tut, travelled back in time and ruled Egypt. At an unknown stage , he became the owner of the Eye of Ages during his reign. After discovering how powerful the young En Sabah Nur was, Rama-Tut ordered the death of the latter, his soldiers carried out the task by killing the tribe that had raised the mutant, the massacre was what lead En Sabah Nur to become Apocalypse.
Beast's research[]
After Hank began to decipher the hieroglyphics left behind by the original Egyptian servants, he discovered yet suspected that the Pharoah was more than just a Pharoah, he learned that Rama-Tut was from the future and had brought advanced technology back in time with him. After Apocalypse attempted to track him down for revenge, Rama-Tut seemingly disappeared though left behind his technology which Apocalypse took advantage of for his own nefarious purposes
Aftermath[]
Due to being the one to order the death of the young Apocalypse, Rama-Tut's actions that lead to the deaths of the tribe caused Apocalypse's anger to rise until he was once again powerful enough to defend himself. After the Pharoah's escape, the latter's technology allowed Apocalypse to lay in dormant for centuries.
Trivia[]
- In other Marvel media, Rama-Tut is one of the forms and alias of the villain known as Kang the Conqueror.
- in other media, it is said he came from the 31st century. The time he came from in this version is unknown.
- He appeared in the mid credits scene of "Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantomania".
- He was also indirectly mentioned in the "Loki" episode "For All Time. Always" and also indirectly mentioned in the "Moon Knight" episode "The Friendly Type".