Editing Ennead (section)

==In popular culture==
In ''[[JoJo's Bizarre Adventure]]: [[Stardust Crusaders]]'', nine of [[Dio Brando]]'s minions have Stands named after the Ennead.

Most of the Ennead are portrayed in ''[[Gods of Egypt (film)|Gods of Egypt]]'' (2016 movie); the main focus of the movie is the conflict between the protagonist god Horus versus the antagonist god Set.

In the first episode of the 2022 [[Marvel Cinematic Universe]] television miniseries [[Moon Knight (miniseries)|Moon Knight]], [[Steven Grant (character)|Steven Grant]] points out a problem with some of the museum's marketing material that seems to refer to the Ennead as a pantheon consisting of seven, rather than nine, gods. Yet in episode 3 they name [[Hathor]] as part of the Ennead, pointing out a deviation with the series' interpretation of the mythology.

In the [[Yaoi|BL]] [[manhwa]] [https://www.tappytoon.com/en/book/ennead ENNEAD], written and illustrated by Mojito, Set (using the name Seth) is the main character. It draws heavily upon classic Egyptian mythology and centers on the conflict between Horus and Seth.

The ''Infernal Relics'' expansion to the cooperative, superhero card-game [[Sentinels of the Multiverse]] introduced a group of supervillains collectively called the Ennead. Each of its members wield an ancient artifact that grant them the powers and appearance of a member of the mythological Ennead; in the game's universe, most of the ancient Egyptian religion originated from stories about the original wielders of these artifacts.