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{{a|myth|{{image|Uctis the Magnificent|png|Uctis and his K.I.I.D. ray. ({{vsr|1951}}}}}}[[Uctis]] (to give him his full title, [[Uctis V the Magnificent]]) was the leader of a warlike race of aliens from the planet [[SICAV]] who are collectively<ref>Do you see what I did there? COME ON!</ref> bent on destroying Earth with a barrage of [[K.I.I.D.]] death rays constructed from pure essence of regulated retail [[investment fund]].
{{a|myth|{{image|Uctis the Magnificent|png|Uctis and his K.I.I.D. ray. {{vsr|1951}}}}}}[[Uctis]] (to give him his full title, [[Uctis V the Magnificent]]) was the leader of a warlike race of aliens from the planet [[SICAV]] who are collectively<ref>Do you see what I did there? COME ON!</ref> bent on destroying Earth with a barrage of [[K.I.I.D.]] death rays constructed from pure essence of regulated retail [[investment fund]].


[[Uctis]], portrayed by Buster Hagman, was the main antagonist in the 1953 sci-fi movie ''[[The Day of the MiFID]]''.  
[[Uctis]], portrayed by Buster Hagman, was the main antagonist in the 1953 sci-fi movie ''[[The Day of the MiFID]]''.  

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Uctis (to give him his full title, Uctis V the Magnificent) was the leader of a warlike race of aliens from the planet SICAV who are collectively[1] bent on destroying Earth with a barrage of K.I.I.D. death rays constructed from pure essence of regulated retail investment fund.

Uctis, portrayed by Buster Hagman, was the main antagonist in the 1953 sci-fi movie The Day of the MiFID.

Named for the historical figure of the same name, a Berber warrior who allegedly schooled Oleg Paripasu, of the celebrated First Men.

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References

  1. ↑ Do you see what I did there? COME ON!
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