Osiriss

Osiriss is a fictional character from the Stargate franchise, appearing in the television series Stargate SG-1. He is an ancient Egyptian deity, often depicted as the god of the afterlife, the underworld, and rebirth. In the Stargate universe, Osiriss is one of the most powerful of the Goa'uld System Lords, a parasitic alien race that uses advanced technology to enslave other species and present themselves as gods. Osiriss's primary host was a powerful individual who served as the figurehead for the Goa'uld's influence.

Throughout Stargate SG-1, Osiriss is portrayed as a cunning and ruthless antagonist, driven by a desire for power and control. He is known for his intelligence and strategic prowess, making him a formidable enemy for SG-1 and the Free Jaffa Nation. His actions often involve manipulating planetary populations, engaging in complex political maneuvering with other Goa'uld, and developing sophisticated weaponry. Osiriss's storyline typically involves SG-1 attempting to thwart his plans or liberate worlds under his dominion.

The character's mythology within the Stargate narrative draws heavily from the ancient Egyptian myth of Osiris, but with a science fiction twist. The Goa'uld Osiriss embodies the god's themes of death and resurrection, often appearing to have been defeated only to return with renewed strength. His ultimate fate in the series is tied to the broader conflict against the Goa'uld empire, highlighting the ongoing struggle for freedom and self-determination in the Milky Way galaxy.