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Artemis Fowl: The Eternity Code

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Artemis builds a supercomputer out of fairy tech, and a Chicago billionaire steals it

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Do you need to read it?

Yes. It's part of the chronological order leading up to the end of the saga.

Where it falls in the order

  • Chronological3 of 8
  • Everything3 of 11
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Quick recap

At 13, Artemis builds the C Cube, a supercomputer made from LEP helmets, and tries to sell it to Chicago businessman Jon Spiro. Spiro steals the Cube, and Butler gets shot. Holly saves him with magic and freezing, but Butler ages about 15 years. The Cube ends up detecting the fairies, and the LEP gets involved. Artemis pulls a heist in Chicago with Holly, Mulch and Butler's sister, Juliet, recovers the Cube and gets Spiro arrested. In return, Root demands the humans' memories of fairies be wiped. Artemis tries to beat the wipe with contact lenses and leaves Mulch a medallion that holds all his memories.

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What changed in the movie

  1. Behind the scenesA message on the spine

    The hardcover spine carries a code. Decoded, it's a plea from Artemis to readers: spread the word that he must find Mulch Diggums. In the reprint, the code is written in Gnommish.

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  2. ReferenceThe first book's slogan

    European covers carry the coded phrase "Think fairy, think again," the slogan of the original Artemis Fowl.

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