The cult leader Arthur Harrow is a devout servant of the almighty devourer of souls, the goddess Ammit, who he believes will ...

Taweret is the Egyptian god of fertility and childbirth. As in Moon Knight, she is depicted with the appearance of a hippo – but with a lion's arms (and paws), and a crocodile's tail and legs ...

Her name means “the devourer”. She prevents those who are not worthy from entering the afterlife by consuming their heavy hearts, so that they can’t live on. Moon Knight’s Ammit (voiced by Sara ...

Moon Knight’s Ammit (voiced by Sara Mubarak) has an imposing crocodilian form. In the series, she doesn’t want to wait for death but to dole out judgment before people can do wrong.

One of the best moments in Marvel’s recently ended Moon Knight series is when Layla El-Faouly (May Calamawy) agrees to become the temporary human avatar for the Egyptian goddess Taweret.

Since Ammit was trapped in Harrow's body at the time of his assassination in the back of that white limousine, the goddess met the same fate as her vessel and the former avatar of Khonshu, who ...

The series tracks the god-avatar duo as they attempt to stop Arthur Harrow (Ethan Hawke) from resurrecting the deadly Egyptian goddess of retribution Ammit.

With Harrow, the song reflects his newfound faith after forming a cult for the Ancient Egyptian goddess Ammit. We hear the same song replayed in episode two when Steven (Isaac) meets the cult.

The action picks up roughly where the main story leaves off, with Arthur Harrow (Ethan Hawke) now stuck with the Egyptian goddess Ammit living inside him after Moon Knight/Marc Spector/Steven ...