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This is a disambiguation page. On All The Tropes, '''Kraken''' could refer to: |
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== [[Tropes]] == |
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== [[Literature]] == |
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* [[Kraken (novel)|''Kraken'' (novel)]] |
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* "The Kraken", an 1830 poem by [[Alfred, Lord Tennyson]] |
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* ''Kraken'', a book by [[Mary Turzillo]] |
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* ''[[The Kraken Wakes]]'', a 1953 novel by John Wyndham |
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== [[Memes]] == |
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* "Release the kraken!", a [[Narm]]y line from the original 1981 film ''[[Clash of the Titans]]'', which has had its share of references over the decades since. |
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== [[Music]] == |
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* [[Kraken (band)]], a progressive metal band from Colombia |
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== Other Tropeworthy Uses == |
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* The symbol of the Ironmen in the ''[[Game of Thrones]]'' / ''[[A Song of Ice and Fire]]'' universe |
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* Various [[Marvel Comics Characters]] |
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{{disambiguation}} |
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[[Category:Kraken]] |
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Latest revision as of 05:51, 10 July 2021
This is a disambiguation page. On All The Tropes, Kraken could refer to:
Tropes
- Kraken and Leviathan, giant sea monsters
Literature
- Kraken (novel)
- "The Kraken", an 1830 poem by Alfred, Lord Tennyson
- Kraken, a book by Mary Turzillo
- The Kraken Wakes, a 1953 novel by John Wyndham
Memes
- "Release the kraken!", a Narmy line from the original 1981 film Clash of the Titans, which has had its share of references over the decades since.
Music
- Kraken (band), a progressive metal band from Colombia
Other Tropeworthy Uses
- The symbol of the Ironmen in the Game of Thrones / A Song of Ice and Fire universe
- Various Marvel Comics Characters
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