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* Can see Gods when they are invisible to mortals - ''[[1.30 - Golden Bow]]''. | * Can see Gods when they are invisible to mortals - ''[[1.30 - Golden Bow]]''. | ||
* Has perfect aim as a byproduct of [[The Huntress|The Huntress's]] powers even when not fully transformed - ''[[1.30 - Golden Bow]]''. | * Has perfect aim as a byproduct of [[The Huntress|The Huntress's]] powers even when not fully transformed - ''[[1.30 - Golden Bow]]''. | ||
== '''Kora, Devotee of Artemis''' == | |||
* ''[[1.07 - Inn Trouble]]'' - Kora says that [[Artemis's Harvest Offering]] was stolen and that she "kinda owes Artemis a favor" and has to help find it. When Hercules is surprised that she knows Artemis, Kora says, "Hercules, please, I can't tell you any more." | |||
== '''Romantic Interests''' == | == '''Romantic Interests''' == | ||
Revision as of 22:15, 8 May 2016
Kora owns her own inn: Kora's Inn. She is secretly a Devotee of Artemis.
Family
Sister of Cleo. It is unknown if their parents are still alive.
Wardrobe
- Kora usually wears a sleeveless top made out of some dark blue fur that slants to cover one hip, and a skirt made out of blue panels.
Powers
- Can transform into The Huntress, which gives her perfect aim, the ablility to track someone no matter where they go in the forest, the ablility to read animal body language, and the ability to turn invisible.
Skills
- Can see Gods when they are invisible to mortals - 1.30 - Golden Bow.
- Has perfect aim as a byproduct of The Huntress's powers even when not fully transformed - 1.30 - Golden Bow.
Kora, Devotee of Artemis
- 1.07 - Inn Trouble - Kora says that Artemis's Harvest Offering was stolen and that she "kinda owes Artemis a favor" and has to help find it. When Hercules is surprised that she knows Artemis, Kora says, "Hercules, please, I can't tell you any more."
Romantic Interests
- Hercules - (see Hercules and Kora).
- Iolaus - (see Iolaus and Kora).
- Jason - (see Jason and Kora).
- Theseus - (1.41 - Adventures in the Forbidden Zone).
Television Tropes
Appearances and Mentions
1.19 - The Lure of the Lyre
1.23 - The Mysteries of Life
- Hercules mentions that Kora said this land was very sacred to Artemis. When Jason asks what Kora has to do with Artemis, Hercules is confused and says "That's a good question. I don't know."
1.26 - Cold Feet
- Kora is seen in the background in the beginning of the episode, talking to Lilith.
