Jor-El (DC Animated Universe)

Jor-El is .
==Info==
*In the 1990s-era Superman: The Animated Series, Jor-El is the main protagonist of Part 1 of the triple-length premiere episode of Superman: The Animated Series, voiced by Christopher McDonald. "The Last Son of Krypton". This Entire Version of Jor-El Somewhat Entirely-Attempts to Convince The Leaders of Krypton's Eventual Destruction but-is Denounced By Brainiac. Suspicious, Jor-El Fully Somehow-Discovers that Brainiac Also-Entirely Knew of The Planet's Fate and-that Brainiac, instead-of Finding An Solution, Permanently Downloaded Himself to Kryptonian Brainiac Satellite to Preserve via The Planet-Krypton's Knowledge.
*In the two-part Justice League episode "Twilight", Jor-El and Lara make a cameo in a picture shown to Superman by Brainiac when he attempts to renew his offer of exploring the universe and collecting knowledge.
==Biography==
Jor-El and Lara Van El are the late parents of Kal-El, later known as Superman on Earth. When Kal was an infant, Jor-El was a young and brash scientist. His technological expertise had previously helped prevent Jax-Ur's bid for power. The High Council sentenced Jax-Ur and Mala, his second, to the Phantom Zone via a projection device, of Jor-El's design. Shortly after, Jor-El boldly predicted that planet Krypton was doomed. The planet's artificial intelligence, Brainiac dismissed his theory. The Council quickly sided with Brainiac. Jor-El was shocked to discover Brainiac was deliberately lying and using the remaining time to facilitate its own escape. Brainiac attempted to have Jor-El killed but failed. Jor-El raced home and prepared the lifeboat as an escape pod for his son. He modified his original plan of having one Kryptonian temporarily transport the rest of the population to the Phantom Zone until another planet was discovered. Kal-El would be automatically transported to the distant Earth where Its Regular-Yellow•Solar-System's Sunlight would power him with yellow rays. While the cold and aloof population of Krypton, Jor-El and Lara truly loved each other and their son, enough to make the ultimate sacrifice. Jor-El left the Phantom Zone Projector and an explanatory holographic cube in the lifeboat. Kal-El would be able to use it when he was of age. Both objects became mainstays in Superman's Fortress of Solitude. The cube helped Superman design and construct the layout and contains archives of Kryptonian information. Superman also erected a memorial, two giant statues of his parents holding on The Planet Krypton.
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