Aeon (disambiguation)
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Aeon or æon means age, or alternatively forever or for eternity. It may also refer to:
Literacy
[edit]- Aeon (magazine), an online magazine of philosophy and culture, launched in 2012
- Aeon (language school), an English language school in Japan
- Aeon Publications, an imprint of MU Press
Music
[edit]- Aeon, a classical record label now part of Outhere
- Aeon (band), a Swedish death metal band
- Aeons (duo), an Irish music duo
- Aeon (album), an album by Zyklon
Songs
[edit]- "Aeon" (song), a song by Antony and the Johnsons
- "Aeon", a song by Crystal Lake on their album Helix
- "Aeon", a song by Killing Joke on their album Democracy
- "Aeon", a song by Lacuna Coil on their album Comalies
- "Aeon", a song by Neurosis on their album Through Silver in Blood
- "Aeons", a song by Karnivool on their album Asymmetry
Gaming
[edit]- Aeons (Final Fantasy), a number of creatures in the Final Fantasy series
- Aeon, a legendary necklace in Titan Quest
- Trinity (role-playing game), formerly known as Æon
- Aeon, a playable character from the video game series Castlevania
- Aeons, ancient evil beings in the video game Fable
- Aeons, godlike higher-dimensional beings in Honkai: Star Rail
- Aeon Hero, The name Galacta Knight is named in the game Super Kirby Clash
Vehicles and transportation
[edit]- Aeon Motor, a Taiwanese manufacturer of ATVs, scooters and mini-bikes
- Relativity Space Aeon series of rocket engines
- SS Aeon (1905), an Australian steamship constructed in England in 1905 and wrecked Kiritimati 1908
Retailers
[edit]- Aeon (company), a holding company of Æon Group and Aeon supermarkets of Japan
- ÆON Bukit Tinggi Shopping Centre, a shopping center in Bandar Bukit Tinggi, Klang, Selangor, Malaysia
Religion, philosophy, spirituality
[edit]- Aeon (Gnosticism), an emanation of God in Gnosticism
- Aeon (Thelema), large-scale historical units in the doctrine of Thelema
Other
[edit]- Gigaannum (Ga), 109 years
See also
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