MAX

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Contents 1 Fictional characters 2 Computers, software, and games 3 Places 4 Human names 5 Other 6 See also

Max, as a word or as an abbreviation, may refer to:

[edit] Fictional characters

• Max (24 character), a conspiratorial terrorist from the second season of 24 and 24: The Game, portrayed by Thomas Kretschmann
• Max Tennyson, a character from Ben 10
• Max Goof, son of Disney character Goofy
• Max Headroom (Character), 1980s television personality (fictional)
• Max (Pokémon), a fictional character in the Pokémon anime
• Max Tate, a fictional character from the anime/manga series Beyblade
• Max and Moritz
• Max (Flight of the Navigator), a peroscope-like robot attached to the Trimaxion Drone Ship, an alien spacecraft from the planet Phaelon, in the 1980s movie Flight of the Navigator
• Max Guevara, portrayed by Jessica Alba
• Mad Max, portrayed by Mel Gibson
• Max, the nickname to The Mighty Jagrafess of the Holy Hadrojassic Maxarodenfoe, or Jagrafess for short, in the new series of Doctor Who.
• Max Eagle, a character from SNK Playmore's Savage Reign and Kizuna Encounter
• Ultraman Max
• Max (comic book character), a hyperkinetic rabbity thing, one of the two main characters in the comic series Sam & Max
• Max (Comet Man), a Marvel Comics character
• Maxx, a homeless man who believes he is a superhero in the comic book and animated series The Maxx

[edit] Computers, software, and games

• 3D Studio Max, a computer program for the development of 3-dimensional graphics and animation
• Max (software), a graphical development environment for music and multimedia
• Commodore MAX Machine, a computer
• Max Payne, a computer game
• MAX (linux) (Madrid linux), a government sponsored Knoppix-based version of Linux in Spanish
• Mechanized Assault & Exploration, a computer game
• Multimedia Acceleration eXtensions, for HP PA-RISC
• Max (ripping software), audio ripper for Mac OS X

[edit] Places

• Max, Minnesota, in Itasca County
• Max, Nebraska, in Dundy County
• Max, North Dakota, in McLean County

[edit] Human names

• Max Cavalera Ex-singer from the Band Sepultura
• Max Black, Anglo-American philosopher
• Max Born, German physicist
• Max Frisch, Swiss architect and writer (Homo Faber)
• Adolphe Max (1869-1939)
• Gabriel von Max (also Gabriel Ritter von Max, Gabriel Cornelius von Max)
• Max Magnus Norman, Contemporary artist
• Peter Max, American artist
• Max Planck, German physicist
• Max Stirner, German philosopher
• Tucker Max, Author

[edit] Other

• MAX (band), a Japanese vocal group
• MAX (comics), a Marvel imprint
• Max (film), a semi-historical film portraying Adolf Hitler after his military discharge at the end of World War I
• Mighty Max, a toyline, related television program, nickname and pickup truck
• MAX Light Rail (an acronym for Metropolitan Area Express), a light rail system serving the Portland, Oregon metropolitan area in the United States
• Metropolitan Area Express (Las Vegas, Nevada) (MAX) system. A bus rapid transit system in Las Vegas
• Modesto Area Express, a transit agency serving Modesto, California, a city in the United States
• Multi Amenity eXpress, the double decker Shinkansen trains operated by East Japan Railway Company
• Max (theatre) is a Spanish theatre award
• Max (pig), a pet pig of George Clooney
• "Max" (The X-Files), an episode of The X-Files
• MAX (television), a television broadcasting station in the Netherlands aimed at older viewers.
• Max (book), a children's book by Bob Graham
• Max Hamburgers, a fast-food corporation
• either maximal element or greatest element, in mathematics, often abbreviated max()

[edit] See also

• Max (Album), a compilation album from various artists, rival for Now Asia
• Maxwell
• Maximilian
• Maximus
• Max FM, UK Radio station
• The Maxx, a comic book and television program
• MAXX, a Eurodance band from the early 1990s
• Mad Max (disambiguation), a film series
• MAX (Channel), an Australian pay TV channel
• Max (Flight of the Navigator), name given to a peroscope-like robot inside of a spacecraft, the Trimaxion Drone Ship from the 1980s movie Flight of the Navigator
• Extreme value, in mathematics

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