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Princess Aura
Princess Aura is a fictional character in the Flash Gordon comic strips and serials. She is the selfish daughter of Ming the Merciless, the evil ruler of the planet Mongo and Emperor of the Universe. First appearing in the original 1934 Flash Gordon comic strip, Aura falls in love with Flash Gordon on sight, but is ultimately unable to seduce him away from the Dale Arden. In various adaptations, her character ranges from villainous to sympathetic, often defying her father.
Aura has been portrayed by various actresses in the many Flash Gordon adaptations in film and television, including Priscilla Lawson in the 1936 serial film, Shirley Deane in the 1940 serial film Flash Gordon Conquers the Universe, Ornella Muti in the 1980 feature film adaptation, and Anna Van Hooft in the 2007 television series.
Aura is the daughter of the series' villain, Ming the Merciless, but saves Flash Gordon from execution by her father. She soon realizes that her love for Flash is unrequited, and later falls in love with Prince Barin, the rightful heir to the throne of Mongo. She and Barin are eventually banished to the forest world of Arboria.
Promotional material for the 1934 Flash Gordon comic strip described the character:
Beautiful but pitiless! Aura, exotic princess of a weird new planet! She had never seen a human being from our own Earth until Flash Gordon crashed in a giant rocket-plane on the strange new world where she lived. Now she has set her heart on winning Flash's love!
In the first serial, "On the Planet Mongo" (1934), Aura witnesses Flash's victory in the gladiatorial arena and immediately saves him from execution by her father by helping him escape. Though Ming explains to Dale Arden that his subjects on Mongo "possess none of the human traits of kindness, mercy or pity" and are "coldly scientific and ruthless", Aura claims to love Flash and refuses to tell Ming where she has hidden him.
Princess Aura first appears in the fourth installment of the 1934 Flash Gordon comic strip serial "On the Planet Mongo". On Mongo, the evil Emperor of the Universe is shocked when Flash defeats his Monkey Men in the gladiatorial arena, and sentences Flash to death. The Emperor's daughter, Princess Aura, promptly declares "Stop! Stop, I say! If you kill this man, you must also kill me!", and then helps Flash escape. She locks him in a spaceship against his will, hoping to keep him there until her father marries Dale by force, and Aura can have Flash for herself. Aura subsequently refuses to tell the Emperor where Flash is, insisting that she loves him. Aura later helps Flash escape the Shark Men, but knocks him unconscious so he cannot interfere with the Shark Men returning Dale to Ming.
Aura ultimately finds that she cannot seduce Flash away from Dale, and later falls in love with Barin and marries him.
Princess Aura
Princess Aura is a fictional character in the Flash Gordon comic strips and serials. She is the selfish daughter of Ming the Merciless, the evil ruler of the planet Mongo and Emperor of the Universe. First appearing in the original 1934 Flash Gordon comic strip, Aura falls in love with Flash Gordon on sight, but is ultimately unable to seduce him away from the Dale Arden. In various adaptations, her character ranges from villainous to sympathetic, often defying her father.
Aura has been portrayed by various actresses in the many Flash Gordon adaptations in film and television, including Priscilla Lawson in the 1936 serial film, Shirley Deane in the 1940 serial film Flash Gordon Conquers the Universe, Ornella Muti in the 1980 feature film adaptation, and Anna Van Hooft in the 2007 television series.
Aura is the daughter of the series' villain, Ming the Merciless, but saves Flash Gordon from execution by her father. She soon realizes that her love for Flash is unrequited, and later falls in love with Prince Barin, the rightful heir to the throne of Mongo. She and Barin are eventually banished to the forest world of Arboria.
Promotional material for the 1934 Flash Gordon comic strip described the character:
Beautiful but pitiless! Aura, exotic princess of a weird new planet! She had never seen a human being from our own Earth until Flash Gordon crashed in a giant rocket-plane on the strange new world where she lived. Now she has set her heart on winning Flash's love!
In the first serial, "On the Planet Mongo" (1934), Aura witnesses Flash's victory in the gladiatorial arena and immediately saves him from execution by her father by helping him escape. Though Ming explains to Dale Arden that his subjects on Mongo "possess none of the human traits of kindness, mercy or pity" and are "coldly scientific and ruthless", Aura claims to love Flash and refuses to tell Ming where she has hidden him.
Princess Aura first appears in the fourth installment of the 1934 Flash Gordon comic strip serial "On the Planet Mongo". On Mongo, the evil Emperor of the Universe is shocked when Flash defeats his Monkey Men in the gladiatorial arena, and sentences Flash to death. The Emperor's daughter, Princess Aura, promptly declares "Stop! Stop, I say! If you kill this man, you must also kill me!", and then helps Flash escape. She locks him in a spaceship against his will, hoping to keep him there until her father marries Dale by force, and Aura can have Flash for herself. Aura subsequently refuses to tell the Emperor where Flash is, insisting that she loves him. Aura later helps Flash escape the Shark Men, but knocks him unconscious so he cannot interfere with the Shark Men returning Dale to Ming.
Aura ultimately finds that she cannot seduce Flash away from Dale, and later falls in love with Barin and marries him.
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