Humbaba - Revision history

imported>Soranin at 14:39, 24 December 2025

2025-12-24T14:39:50Z

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	'''Humbaba''', also known as '''Humbaba the Terrible''', was a monstrous [[giant]] and demon in ancient [[Mesopotamia]]n {{Wiki\|Mesopotamian ~~myths~~\|mythology}} who guarded the {{Wiki\|Cedar Forest}}.		'''Humbaba''', also known as '''Humbaba the Terrible''', was a monstrous [[giant]] and demon in ancient [[Mesopotamia]]n {{Wiki\|Mesopotamian mythology\|mythology}} who guarded the {{Wiki\|Cedar Forest}}.

	According to legend, the {{Wiki\|Sumer}}ian king, [[Gilgamesh]], fought against and slew Humbaba in combat, and later [[Blacksmith\|forged]] the [[sword]] called [[Humbaba's Fang]] from the giant's tooth, which later ended up in [[Egypt]] during the 1st century BCE.		According to legend, the {{Wiki\|Sumer}}ian king, [[Gilgamesh]], fought against and slew Humbaba in combat, and later [[Blacksmith\|forged]] the [[sword]] called [[Humbaba's Fang]] from the giant's tooth, which later ended up in [[Egypt]] during the 1st century BCE.

imported>Zone of Endless: removing newline between Era and WP-REAL

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removing newline between Era and WP-REAL

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	'''Humbaba''', also known as '''Humbaba the Terrible''', was a monstrous [[giant]] and demon in ancient [[Mesopotamia]]n {{Wiki\|Mesopotamian myths\|mythology}} who guarded the {{Wiki\|Cedar Forest}}.		'''Humbaba''', also known as '''Humbaba the Terrible''', was a monstrous [[giant]] and demon in ancient [[Mesopotamia]]n {{Wiki\|Mesopotamian myths\|mythology}} who guarded the {{Wiki\|Cedar Forest}}.

imported>Darman36 at 18:59, 26 May 2021

2021-05-26T18:59:29Z

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	'''Humbaba''', also known as '''Humbaba the Terrible''', was a monstrous [[giant]] and demon in ancient [[Mesopotamia]]n {{Wiki\|Mesopotamian myths\|mythology}} who guarded the {{Wiki\|Cedar Forest}}.		'''Humbaba''', also known as '''Humbaba the Terrible''', was a monstrous [[giant]] and demon in ancient [[Mesopotamia]]n {{Wiki\|Mesopotamian myths\|mythology}} who guarded the {{Wiki\|Cedar Forest}}.

	According to legend, the {{Wiki\|Sumer}}ian king, [[Gilgamesh]], fought against and slew Humbaba in combat, and later [[Blacksmith\|forged]] the [[~~Humbaba's Fang\|~~sword]] called [[Humbaba's Fang]] from the giant's tooth, which later ended up in [[Egypt]] during the 1st century BCE.		According to legend, the {{Wiki\|Sumer}}ian king, [[Gilgamesh]], fought against and slew Humbaba in combat, and later [[Blacksmith\|forged]] the [[sword]] called [[Humbaba's Fang]] from the giant's tooth, which later ended up in [[Egypt]] during the 1st century BCE.

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

imported>Darman36: UGH

2021-05-26T18:59:18Z

UGH

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	'''Humbaba''', also known as '''Humbaba the Terrible''', was a monstrous [[giant]] and demon in ancient [[Mesopotamia]]n {{Wiki\|Mesopotamian myths\|mythology}} who guarded the {{Wiki\|Cedar Forest}}.		'''Humbaba''', also known as '''Humbaba the Terrible''', was a monstrous [[giant]] and demon in ancient [[Mesopotamia]]n {{Wiki\|Mesopotamian myths\|mythology}} who guarded the {{Wiki\|Cedar Forest}}.

	According to legend, the {{Wiki\|Sumer}}ian king, [[Gilgamesh]], fought against and slew Humbaba in combat, and later [[Blacksmith\|forged]] a [[Humbaba's Fang\|sword]] from the giant's tooth, which later ended up in [[Egypt]] during the 1st century BCE.		According to legend, the {{Wiki\|Sumer}}ian king, [[Gilgamesh]], fought against and slew Humbaba in combat, and later [[Blacksmith\|forged]] the [[Humbaba's Fang\|sword]] called [[Humbaba's Fang]] from the giant's tooth, which later ended up in [[Egypt]] during the 1st century BCE.

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

imported>Darman36: Dammit

2021-05-26T18:56:58Z

Dammit

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	'''Humbaba''', also known as '''Humbaba the Terrible''', was a monstrous [[giant]] and demon in ancient [[Mesopotamia]]n mythology who ~~guards~~ the {{Wiki\|Cedar Forest}}.		'''Humbaba''', also known as '''Humbaba the Terrible''', was a monstrous [[giant]] and demon in ancient [[Mesopotamia]]n {{Wiki\|Mesopotamian myths\|mythology}} who guarded the {{Wiki\|Cedar Forest}}.

	According to legend, the {{Wiki\|Sumer~~\|Sumerian~~}} king, [[Gilgamesh]], fought against and slew Humbaba in combat, and later [[Blacksmith\|forged]] a [[Humbaba's Fang\|sword]] from the giant's tooth, which later ended up in [[Egypt]] during the 1st century BCE.		According to legend, the {{Wiki\|Sumer}}ian king, [[Gilgamesh]], fought against and slew Humbaba in combat, and later [[Blacksmith\|forged]] a [[Humbaba's Fang\|sword]] from the giant's tooth, which later ended up in [[Egypt]] during the 1st century BCE.

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

imported>Darman36: Missed

2021-05-26T18:56:20Z

Missed

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	'''Humbaba''', also known as '''Humbaba the Terrible''', was a monstrous [[giant]] and demon in ancient [[Mesopotamia]]n mythology who guards the {{Wiki\|Cedar Forest}}.		'''Humbaba''', also known as '''Humbaba the Terrible''', was a monstrous [[giant]] and demon in ancient [[Mesopotamia]]n mythology who guards the {{Wiki\|Cedar Forest}}.

imported>Darman36 at 18:55, 26 May 2021

2021-05-26T18:55:42Z

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	'''Humbaba''', also known as '''Humbaba the Terrible''', was a monstrous [[giant]] and demon in ancient [[Mesopotamia]]n mythology who guards the {{Wiki\|Cedar Forest}}.		'''Humbaba''', also known as '''Humbaba the Terrible''', was a monstrous [[giant]] and demon in ancient [[Mesopotamia]]n mythology who guards the {{Wiki\|Cedar Forest}}.

	According to legend, the {{Wiki\|Sumer\|Sumerian}} king, [[Gilgamesh]], fought against and slew Humbaba in combat, and later ~~forge~~ a [[Humbaba's Fang\|sword]] from the giant's tooth, which later ended up in [[Egypt]] during the 1st century BCE.		According to legend, the {{Wiki\|Sumer\|Sumerian}} king, [[Gilgamesh]], fought against and slew Humbaba in combat, and later [[Blacksmith\|forged]] a [[Humbaba's Fang\|sword]] from the giant's tooth, which later ended up in [[Egypt]] during the 1st century BCE.

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

imported>Lady Kyashira at 13:10, 6 December 2019

2019-12-06T13:10:56Z

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	'''Humbaba''', also known as '''Humbaba the Terrible''', was a monstrous [[giant]] and demon in ancient [[Mesopotamia]]n mythology~~. He~~ guards the ~~ceder forest and is depicted as a giant human with lion's claws, long hair, and a hairy face~~.		'''Humbaba''', also known as '''Humbaba the Terrible''', was a monstrous [[giant]] and demon in ancient [[Mesopotamia]]n mythology who guards the {{Wiki\|Cedar Forest}}.

	According to legend, the {{Wiki\|Sumer\|Sumerian}} king, [[Gilgamesh]], fought against and slew Humbaba in combat~~. The king would~~ later forge a [[Humbaba's Fang\|sword]] from the giant's tooth, which later ended up in [[Egypt]] during the 1st century BCE.		According to legend, the {{Wiki\|Sumer\|Sumerian}} king, [[Gilgamesh]], fought against and slew Humbaba in combat, and later forge a [[Humbaba's Fang\|sword]] from the giant's tooth, which later ended up in [[Egypt]] during the 1st century BCE.

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	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]''
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imported>Kennyannydenny: Corrected spelling/grammar

2019-12-06T09:32:27Z

Corrected spelling/grammar

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	'''Humbaba''', also known as '''Humbaba the Terrible''', was a monstrous [[giant]] and demon in ancient [[Mesopotamia]]n mythology. He ~~gaurds~~ the ceder forest and is depicted as a giant human with lion's claws, long hair, and a hairy face.		'''Humbaba''', also known as '''Humbaba the Terrible''', was a monstrous [[giant]] and demon in ancient [[Mesopotamia]]n mythology. He guards the ceder forest and is depicted as a giant human with lion's claws, long hair, and a hairy face.

	According to legend, the {{Wiki\|Sumer\|Sumerian}} king, [[Gilgamesh]], fought against and slew Humbaba in combat. The king would later forge a [[Humbaba's Fang\|sword]] from the giant's tooth, which later ended up in [[Egypt]] during the 1st century BCE.		According to legend, the {{Wiki\|Sumer\|Sumerian}} king, [[Gilgamesh]], fought against and slew Humbaba in combat. The king would later forge a [[Humbaba's Fang\|sword]] from the giant's tooth, which later ended up in [[Egypt]] during the 1st century BCE.

imported>Qazityqaz at 02:33, 6 December 2019

2019-12-06T02:33:25Z

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	'''Humbaba''', also known as '''Humbaba the Terrible''', was a monstrous [[giant]] in ancient [[Mesopotamia]]n mythology.		'''Humbaba''', also known as '''Humbaba the Terrible''', was a monstrous [[giant]] and demon in ancient [[Mesopotamia]]n mythology. He gaurds the ceder forest and is depicted as a giant human with lion's claws, long hair, and a hairy face.

	According to legend, the {{Wiki\|Sumer\|Sumerian}} king, [[Gilgamesh]], fought against and slew Humbaba in combat. The king would later forge a [[Humbaba's Fang\|sword]] from the giant's tooth, which later ended up in [[Egypt]] during the 1st century BCE.		According to legend, the {{Wiki\|Sumer\|Sumerian}} king, [[Gilgamesh]], fought against and slew Humbaba in combat. The king would later forge a [[Humbaba's Fang\|sword]] from the giant's tooth, which later ended up in [[Egypt]] during the 1st century BCE.

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	'''Humbaba''', also known as '''Humbaba the Terrible''', was a monstrous [[giant]] and demon in ancient [[Mesopotamia]]n {{Wiki\|Mesopotamian ~~myths~~\|mythology}} who guarded the {{Wiki\|Cedar Forest}}.		'''Humbaba''', also known as '''Humbaba the Terrible''', was a monstrous [[giant]] and demon in ancient [[Mesopotamia]]n {{Wiki\|Mesopotamian mythology\|mythology}} who guarded the {{Wiki\|Cedar Forest}}.

	According to legend, the {{Wiki\|Sumer}}ian king, [[Gilgamesh]], fought against and slew Humbaba in combat, and later [[Blacksmith\|forged]] the [[sword]] called [[Humbaba's Fang]] from the giant's tooth, which later ended up in [[Egypt]] during the 1st century BCE.		According to legend, the {{Wiki\|Sumer}}ian king, [[Gilgamesh]], fought against and slew Humbaba in combat, and later [[Blacksmith\|forged]] the [[sword]] called [[Humbaba's Fang]] from the giant's tooth, which later ended up in [[Egypt]] during the 1st century BCE.