Abaddon (disambiguation)
Abaddon is a Biblical Hebrew word meaning "a place of destruction".
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Abaddon or Abadon may also refer to:
In arts and entertainment
Characters
- Abaddon (Supernatural), a powerful demon on the TV series Supernatural
- Abaddon the Despoiler, a character in the Games Workshop's 40k universe
- Matthew Abaddon, in the TV series Lost
- Serilda of Abadon, in the TV series Sleepy Hollow
- Abaddon the Demon, in the book series The Mortal instruments
- Abbadon the demon, in the TV series Shadowhunters
Games
- Abaddon, a demon in the Shin Megami Tensei series
- Abaddon, an evil god in the Guild Wars games
- Abaddon, the Lord of Avernus, a playable hero in the video game Dota 2
Music
- Abaddon (black metal), An Italian band
- Abaddon (band), a Polish band
- Anthony "Abaddon" Bray, former drummer of the band Venom
- Abaddon (album), a 2014 album by Southern rapper Boondox
- Abaddon's Bolero, final track on Emerson, Lake and Palmer's album Trilogy
Other
- Abadon (novel), an 1893 work by Slovenian author Janez Mencinger
- Abaddon (novel), a 1993 work by American evangelist Bob Larson
- "Abaddon" (The Outer Limits), a season 6 episode of the second incarnation of The Outer Limits
- Abaddon (typeface), a typeface designed by Dave Nalle
- Abaddon Books, an imprint of Rebellion Developments
- "Abaddon", the pseudonym used by cartoonist Tom Parkinson-Morgan for Kill Six Billion Demons
- Abaddon Industries, Amy Jellicoe's employer in the HBO show Enlightened
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