Natchios

Natchios is a Greek surname that has appeared in various contexts, most prominently in Marvel Comics as the family name of Elektra Natchios. Elektra is a fictional character created by Frank Miller (with Bill Sienkiewicz) who first appeared in Daredevil #168 (1981). In the comics, she is the daughter of Nikos Natchios, a Greek diplomat, and is trained as an exceptionally skilled assassin. Her path intertwines with Daredevil (Matt Murdock), ranging from intense romance to rivalry, and she has been connected with organizations such as The Hand in multiple storylines. Elektra’s character has undergone various transformations across different comic arcs, including deaths and resurrections, and remains a central figure in Daredevil-related narratives.

Outside the comics, Elektra Natchios has been adapted into other media, most notably the 2005 film Elektra, where she was portrayed by Jennifer Garner, and in various television adaptations that explore alternate or expanded versions of her story within the Marvel universe. The Natchios name in popular culture is thus most closely associated with Elektra and her complex relationship with Daredevil and the broader Marvel mythos.

In broader usage, Natchios is recognized as a Greek-derived surname and is primarily identified in fiction through Elektra. The name is not widely cited outside of these fictional contexts, but it appears in reference to Elektra’s heritage and lineage within Marvel Comics and its adaptations.