Oshun should not be confused with:

• Oshun, of the Loa -- has yet to appear in the Marvel Universe

Oya should not be confused with:

• Oya, of the Loa -- has yet to appear in the Marvel Universe

Chango

(Daredevil: Father#1 (fb) - BTS) - The man who would become Chango was once a member of Nestor Rodriguez's Street Angels.

(Daredevil: Father#4 (fb) - BTS/All-New Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe#9) - Nestor decided to start his own hero group, the Santerians, based on the Santera religion, a blending of Catholicism with African Yoruba beliefs. He contacted members of the Street Angels willing to undergo the religious rites necessary to obtain super powers. The hot-headed and mischievous Chango, named after the Orisha of fire and passion, developed the ability to manipulate electricity. They began patrolling the streets and training together.

(Daredevil: Father#2/All-New Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe#9) - The Santerians broke up a drug ring, leaving policemen, including Chris Gonzalez, to clean up. They wrote the word Santerians on the wall in red. Nestor soon saw on the news that the serial killer Johnny Sockets had struck again. Nestor was frustrated that local hero Daredevil, who'd been revealed to be Matt Murdock, was not acting against the killer. When Murdock was later running through the city, Oya made him fall so the Santerians could confront him.

(Daredevil: Father#3) - During their brief battle with Daredevil, Chango set Murdock's clothes on fire until Ellegua ordered him to stop. The Santerians walked away, leaving Murdock unconscious in the alley. Later, Ellegua called the Santerians into action. He rode in the car while Oshun drove, Ogun and Chango rode motorcycles, and Oya flew above them. Daredevil, on a motorcycle and in samurai garb, attacked.

(Daredevil: Father#4) - Ellegua managed to convince Daredevil to stand down, but Chango started a fight anyway. Daredevil managed to conduct Chango's electricity into his sword, then kick Chango in the face. After ensnaring Oya in a net, Daredevil swung it into Chango, knocking him down. Figuring it had been enough, Ellegua cast a spell to make everyone confused, calming them down. He asked Daredevil to help them someday, reminding him that there was a serial killer out there to stop.

(Daredevil: Father#6) - While Daredevil stopped Johnny Sockets, the Santerians continued fighting crime.

Named for the Orisha of fire and passion, Chango can manipulate electricity.

--Daredevil: Father#2 (Daredevil: Father#1 (fb) - BTS, 4 (fb) - BTS, 2-4, 6, All-New Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe#9

Ogun

(Daredevil: Father#1 (fb) - BTS) - The man who would become Ogun was once a member of Nestor Rodriguez's Street Angels.

(Daredevil: Father#4 (fb) - BTS/All-New Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe#9) - Nestor decided to start his own hero group, the Santerians, based on the Santera religion, a blending of Catholicism with African Yoruba beliefs. He contacted members of the Street Angels willing to undergo the religious rites necessary to obtain super powers. Ogun, named after the Orisha of war, developed incredible super strength, a good complement to his giant form. They began patrolling the streets and training together.

(Daredevil: Father#2/All-New Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe#9) - The Santerians broke up a drug ring, leaving policemen, including Chris Gonzalez, to clean up. They wrote the word Santerians on the wall in red. Nestor soon saw on the news that the serial killer Johnny Sockets had struck again. Nestor was frustrated that local hero Daredevil, who'd been revealed to be Matt Murdock, was not acting against the killer. When Murdock was later running through the city, Oya made him fall so the Santerians could confront him.

(Daredevil: Father#3) - During their brief battle with Daredevil, Ogun remained at the sidelines, watching the battle. The Santerians walked away, leaving Murdock unconscious in the alley. Later, Ellegua called the Santerians into action. He rode in the car while Oshun drove, Ogun and Chango rode motorcycles, and Oya flew above them. Daredevil, on a motorcycle and in samurai garb, attacked, yanking Ogun off his motorcycle and stringing him up from a post with his billy club.

(Daredevil: Father#4) - During the following battle, Ogun calmly attacked the hero until Daredevil kicked him in the groin. Figuring it had been enough, Ellegua cast a spell to make everyone confused, calming them down. He asked Daredevil to help them someday, reminding him that there was a serial killer out there to stop.

(Daredevil: Father#6) - While Daredevil stopped Johnny Sockets, the Santerians continued fighting crime.

Named for the Orisha of war, Ogun possesses vast super strength.

--Daredevil: Father#2 (Daredevil: Father#1 (fb) - BTS, 4 (fb) - BTS, 2-4, 6, All-New Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe#9

Oshun

(Daredevil: Father#1 (fb) - BTS) - The woman who would become Oshun was once a member of Nestor Rodriguez's Street Angels.

(Daredevil: Father#4 (fb) - BTS/All-New Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe#9) - Nestor decided to start his own hero group, the Santerians, based on the Santera religion, a blending of Catholicism with African Yoruba beliefs. He contacted members of the Street Angels willing to undergo the religious rites necessary to obtain super powers. Oshun, named for the Orisha of rivers and streams, developed the ability to manipulate any liquid. They began patrolling the streets and training together.

(Daredevil: Father#2/All-New Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe#9) - The Santerians broke up a drug ring, leaving policemen, including Chris Gonzalez, to clean up. They wrote the word Santerians on the wall in red. Nestor soon saw on the news that the serial killer Johnny Sockets had struck again. Nestor was frustrated that local hero Daredevil, who'd been revealed to be Matt Murdock, was not acting against the killer. When Murdock was later running through the city, Oya made him fall so the Santerians could confront him.

(Daredevil: Father#3) - During their brief battle with Daredevil, Oshun nearly dried out Murdock's brain. The Santerians walked away, leaving Murdock unconscious in the alley. Later, Ellegua called the Santerians into action. He rode in the car while Oshun drove, Ogun and Chango rode motorcycles, and Oya flew above them. Daredevil, on a motorcycle and in samurai garb, attacked.

(Daredevil: Father#4) - During the battle, Oshun opened a fire hydrant and manipulated the water to crush Daredevil, but he kicked a smoke grenade at her, breaking her concentration. Figuring it had been enough, Ellegua cast a spell to make everyone confused, calming them down. He asked Daredevil to help them someday, reminding him that there was a serial killer out there to stop.

(Daredevil: Father#6) - While Daredevil stopped Johnny Sockets, the Santerians continued fighting crime.

Named for the Orisha of rivers and streams, Oshun can manipulate any liquid, even within the human body.

--Daredevil: Father#2 (Daredevil: Father#1 (fb) - BTS, 4 (fb) - BTS, 2-4, 6, All-New Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe#9

Oya

(Daredevil: Father#1 (fb) - BTS) - The woman who would become Oya was once a member of Nestor Rodriguez's Street Angels.

(Daredevil: Father#4 (fb) - BTS/All-New Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe#9) - Nestor decided to start his own hero group, the Santerians, based on the Santera religion, a blending of Catholicism with African Yoruba beliefs. He contacted members of the Street Angels willing to undergo the religious rites necessary to obtain super powers. Oya, named after the Orisha of storms, learned to fly and control localized weather, including the manipulation of winds. They began patrolling the streets and training together.

(Daredevil: Father#2/All-New Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe#9) - The Santerians broke up a drug ring, leaving policemen, including Chris Gonzalez, to clean up. They wrote the word Santerians on the wall in red. Nestor soon saw on the news that the serial killer Johnny Sockets had struck again. Nestor was frustrated that local hero Daredevil, who'd been revealed to be Matt Murdock, was not acting against the killer. When Murdock was later running through the city, Oya made him fall so the Santerians could confront him.

(Daredevil: Father#3) - During their brief battle with Daredevil, Oya then lifted Murdock high into the air and crashed him to the ground. The Santerians walked away, leaving Murdock unconscious in the alley. Later, Ellegua called the Santerians into action. He rode in the car while Oshun drove, Ogun and Chango rode motorcycles, and Oya flew above them. Daredevil, on a motorcycle and in samurai garb, attacked, causing Oya to crash into Ellegua's windshield.

(Daredevil: Father#4) - During the battle, Oya was ensnared in a net by Daredevil, who knocked her into Chango. Figuring it had been enough, Ellegua cast a spell to make everyone confused, calming them down. He asked Daredevil to help them someday, reminding him that there was a serial killer out there to stop.

(Daredevil: Father#6) - While Daredevil stopped Johnny Sockets, the Santerians continued fighting crime.

Named for the Orisha of storms, Oya can manipulate localized weather, including winds, and fly.

--Daredevil: Father#2 (Daredevil: Father#1 (fb) - BTS, 4 (fb) - BTS, 2-4, 6, All-New Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe#9

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All-New Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe#9, p39 (main & Chango)
Daredevil: Father#3, p7, pan5 (Ogun)
Daredevil: Father#4, p6, pan1 (Oshun)