Hyperion
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Mythology
- Hyperion (mythology), a Titan deity
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Astronomy
- Hyperion (moon), a small moon of the planet Saturn
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Writing and publishing
- "Hyperion" (poem), by John Keats
- Hyperion (novel), a book by Dan Simmons in the Hyperion Cantos series
- Hyperion (Longfellow novel)
- Hyperion (Hölderlin novel)
- Hyperion (journal), a literary journal
- Disney Hyperion, a book publisher
- Scorpius Hyperion Malfoy, a character from J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter series.
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Computing
- Hyperion (computer), an early portable computer
- Hyperion Entertainment, a computer game producer
- Hyperion Solutions, a business software company owned by Oracle
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Fictional people, places and things
- People
- Hyperion (comics), the name of several characters in the Marvel Comics universe
- Hyperion (Supreme Power), a character in the Squadron Supreme superhero team
- Emperor Hyperion, a villain in the Gekiganger III series
- Places
- Hyperion Hotel, a setting for the TV series Angel
- Things
- Hyperion (StarCraft), the flagship of Jim Raynor
- Hyperion (EVE), the Gallente Tier 3 Battleship
- Hyperion (Legend of the Galactic Heroes), the flagship of Yang Wen-li
- Hyperion class (Babylon 5)
- EAS Hyperion, a starship in the Hyperion class
- Hyperion airship, an airship in the film Island at the Top of the World
- CAT1-X Hyperion Gundam series, a weapon in the Gundam universe
- Hyperion, a ship in the series Skyland
- Hyperion - a sculpture, created by Angela Laich after the main character of the Hölderlin novel
- The Hyperion, an airship in the novel Skybreaker
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Other uses
- Hyperion (album), by Manticora
- Hyperion (horse)
- Hyperion (tree)
- Hyperion (yacht)
- Hyperion, California
- HMS Hyperion, the name of several Royal Navy ships
- Hyperion Pictures, a film production company
- Hyperion Power Generation, a nuclear power company
- Hyperion Records, a record label
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