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The term ''ignis fatuus'' means a will-o-the-wisp - a malevolent ghost that leads travellers astray - or more generally something that misleads or deludes; whereas "Eidolon" means an idealized image or phantom of a person. | The term ''ignis fatuus'' means a will-o-the-wisp - a malevolent ghost that leads travellers astray - or more generally something that misleads or deludes; whereas "Eidolon" means an idealized image or phantom of a person. | ||
The clone displayed a "flickering" ability much like [[ | The clone displayed a "flickering" ability much like [[Gray Boy]]'s, which he used to conjure costumes for himself and [[Apocrypha|the clone of Alexandria]], as well as to heal injuries. | ||
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Ignis Fatuus was a clone of Eidolon created by Echidna. He shared his powers and memories, but, like all Echidna clones, felt a driving desire to destroy everything his original cared about. He was only named in the chapter tags.
The term ignis fatuus means a will-o-the-wisp - a malevolent ghost that leads travellers astray - or more generally something that misleads or deludes; whereas "Eidolon" means an idealized image or phantom of a person.
The clone displayed a "flickering" ability much like Gray Boy's, which he used to conjure costumes for himself and the clone of Alexandria, as well as to heal injuries.