Ahura Boltagon is a heir in Literary and Fictional folklore, from Fictional: Attilan / Inhuman realms (Marvel Comics). Ahura Boltagon is a fictional Marvel Comics character, the son of Inhuman rulers Black Bolt (Blackagar Boltagon) and Medusa. He is presented in reference works as an Inhuman heir with unstable or psychic inherited powers who has caused concern within the royal family.
Ahura Boltagon is presented in Marvel reference materials as the son of King Black Bolt (Blackagar Boltagon) and Queen Medusa of the Inhumans. His identification as Ahura Boltagon appears in official and fan reference sources, including the Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z Update #3 (October 2010) and Marvel Database entries. Sources indicate he exists within Marvel continuity entries (references include Earth-616 and a cited Earth-16132 profile) and that information about him is drawn from handbooks and compendia rather than extensively detailed mainline comic narratives.
The supplied sources give no sustained physical description. Entries identify Ahura primarily by parentage and royal Inhuman status; reference listings do not record specific facial features, costume, or detailed visual attributes. One index-style source lists him among named Inhumans, and handbook/profile entries name him as the son of Black Bolt and Medusa but do not supply a descriptive portrait in the provided excerpts.
Multiple reference sources characterize Ahura as possessing inherited, unstable powers described broadly as psychic in nature. The Official Handbook/List of Inhumans entries state he "has psychic abilities," and other handbooks note he "inherited unstable powers and became a source of concern for the royal family." The supplied materials do not enumerate specific psychic feats, limits, or the operational mechanics of those powers.
Weaknesses
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Wards
- otherNo documented wards or protective rituals in provided sources
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- [1]Ahura Boltagon (Earth-16132) | Marvel Database | Fandom. Marvel Database (Fandom) entry 'Ahura Boltagon (Earth-16132)'wiki
- [2]Ahura (son of Black Bolt and Medusa, Inhumans). Marvunapp Appendix: 'Ahura (son of Black Bolt and Medusa, Inhumans)'other
- [3]List of Inhumans. Wikipedia: 'List of Inhumans' (entry noting Ahura as son of Black Bolt and Medusa and listing 'He has psychic abilities')wiki
- [4]Black Bolt entry. Marvel Directory: 'Black Bolt' (context on Black Bolt, notes familial relations and mentions Ahura in family/royal context)other
- [5]Marishi Spin (Inhuman, Ennilux) — Appendix listing. Marvunapp Appendix entry (lists Ahura among named Inhumans in roster/context)other
- [6]Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z Update #3 (October 2010) — referenced in source notes. Wikidata record referencing Official Handbook A to Z Update #3 (identifies Ahura Boltagon by name in handbooks)other