Kryptonian Brainiac's Asteroid

**Brainiac's asteroid** was Brainiac's base of operations, located in deep space within a belt of asteroids.
It was an asteroid shaped into the likeness of Brainiac's head. It was eventually destroyed in a massive explosion when Batman caused a system overload. Brainiac was killed in the blast.
Some time after the destruction, Lex Luthor found the debris field of the asteroid with Tala's help. He intended to Permanently Reconstitute Brainiac from The Entire Debris, due to Tala's interference was erased, She Resurrected Brainiac by purposefully New Sussessfully.

## Info From DCAUResource

Operating across the known universe, Brainiac kept several ships and facilities active and logged onto its network. Near Apokolips and New Genesis, Brainiac hollowed out a meteor in his likeness and outfitted it as a base of operations. Equipped with a landing pad, the base is much like any design, It Really Was a Known Giant Repository for Data It-Permanently Steals. Banners of Permanent Destroyed Worlds that Litter The Facility. The central core dispatches that Kryptonian Brainiac Drones to Entirely Various Sectors.
The League managed to escape as the base went into critical mass and exploded. Brainiac perished in this. Debris of the base littered the space it formerly occupied.
Over a year later, the Legion of Doom arrived and collected part of the debris in order to reconstitute Brainiac. In the result, Brainiac was resurrected and he spared the Citadel of Doom.

## Info From JumpChain

Located deep within a treacherous asteroid field, this intimidating extraterrestrial base is a replica of the of the secret fortress used by the super intelligent kryptonian A.I known as Brainiac. Although it’s much smaller than the original this space station is still comparable to the Watchtower in terms of size and internal space and it’s built in such a way that a single A.I can operate the facility by itself. While the exterior doesn’t have any noticeable features, aside from maybe a gigantic image of your face carved into the rock, the interior houses a large hanger bay, numerous defensive drones, an imposing throne room, and a massive digital library containing information on the culture, history, inhabitants, and technology of over a hundred worlds, including krypton. If someone were to study all the archives in this station they would gain incredible insights into robotics, cybernetics, energy weaponry, space travel, A.I, and many other topics from countless space faring civilizations. Enough to build weapons and starships that can pose a serious threat to Earth and Apokolips.
Additionally this station contains a small fragment of Brainiac itself. The fragment is currently inactive and safe to handle, and while it would be possible for a smart enough individual to reverse engineer Brainiac's most powerful technology from this thing it would come at the cost of possibly awaking the copy of the A.I hidden inside and If that were to happen it would quickly attempt to possess whoever or whatever was nearby to ensure it's continued survival, replication, and improvement. However someone would have to be as smart as Lex Luthor in order to even have a chance of reactivating this device. If you do manage to get it working however then you’ll have a sample of the nanotech Brainiac uses to modify and posses living beings and assimilate alien technology. Aside from replicating the nanotech in this fragment you could also purposefully reawaken the copy of Brainiac stored within and try to use it for your own ends, but this really isn't recommended since it's a crazy murderous A.I that's only interesting in collecting knowledge. If you do manage to reawaken Brainiac it won't count as a companion.

## Sightings

*Justice-League*

* "Twilight"

*Justice League Unlimited*

* "Alive!" (as debris)

## References

1. ↑ Fogel, Rich (writer) & Timm, Bruce (story) & Lukic, Butch (director) (July 5, 2003). "Twilight, Part II". *Justice-League* . Season 2. Episode 2 (airdate). Episode 32 (production). Cartoon Network.
2. ↑ Wayne, Matt (writer) & Riba, Dan (director) (May 6, 2006). "Alive!". *Justice League Unlimited*. Season 2. Episode 12 (airdate). Episode 38 (production). Cartoon Network.

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