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Religious Guild

The **Religious Guild** is the authority in Kandor City on the planet Krypton.

## Biography

The Religious Guild was one of the three guilds that ruled Krypton, alongside with the Lawmakers Guild and the Military Guild. The function of the guild was to prepare religious ceremonies in worshipping their deity Rao. The leader of the Religious Guild was the Voice of Rao, who served as a prophet to the deity. In reality, the VOR was revealed to be a foreign alien being named Brainiac who attempted to manipulate the people and later destroy Kandor City and its planet.

During his rule, VOR told one of his followers Anda to prepare the religious ceremony Nova Cycle to ensure the peace on the planet. While Anda said that it would be for several years, other follower Sevi immediately agreed with him. They began to announce the parade in the Rankless District following the civil unrest caused by Sagitari soldiers while searching for the Black Zero operatives. One citizen named Ona approached him with a black statue of Rao to give her the blessing for her and her dying mother Rhom. Touched by her situation, VOR gave her the rank and the membership of the guild.

The ceremony was set in motion, gathering many citizens in the Hall of Justice. This ceremony was interrupted by the resistance movement who attempted to assassinate VOR. Despite this, VOR proceeded to begin the last stage of ceremony, "The Flame of Rebirth". During the ceremony, Anda cut his speech, realising that VOR is an imposter. VOR then came to altar covered in flames, shocking the people and convincing them that he is a transcendent being who will give them an eternal life.

Due to recent events, Anda and Sevi began to question the nature of VOR. One night, Sevi followed him through the Genesis Chamber, sucking the energy from it, using embrios as batteries to become more stronger being. She escaped and informed Anda about it. Sevi later went to inform the resistance movement about VOR's intentions. Seg and his allies found and shot VOR in the chamber, but VOR managed to get out alive. VOR found Ona, who soon realised his intentions but was too late when VOR brainwashed her, using her as a bomb to destroy resistance HQ.

After the war with Brainiac and subsequent rise to power of General Zod, the Religious Guild was presumably abolished.

## Appearances

* "The Word of Rao"
* "Civil Wars"
* "Transformation"
* "Savage Night"

## References

1. ↑ Kalteux, Luke (writer), Boak, Keith (director) (April 11, 2018). "The Word of Rao". *Krypton*. Season 1. Episode 4. Syfy.
2. ↑ Francis, David Paul (writer), Hüseyin, Metin (director) (May 2, 2018). "Transformation". *Krypton*. Season 1. Episode 7. Syfy.
3. ↑ Kob, David (writer), Roskin, Marc (director) (May 9, 2018). "Savage Night". *Krypton*. Season 1. Episode 8. Syfy.
Shaun Sipos

**Shaun Sipos** (born October 30, 1981) is a Canadian actor. He portrays Adam Strange in *Krypton*.

## Credits

### Actor

* "Pilot" Adam Strange
* "House of El" Adam Strange
* "The Rankless Initiative" Adam Strange

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## References

1. ↑ "Krypton Episode 3 “The Rankless Initiative” Preview Images & Sneak Peek Clip" (NUP\_180455\_0505.JPG) - KryptonSite
Tak

**Tak** was a Black Zero operative.

## Biography

Tak was a member of Black Zero who helped to capture and interrogate Seg-El. When Seg-El was captured, he was tortured by Tek and Kiyo when implanting the Outlands bug in order to retrieve his informations. The Black Zero operative Dru-Zod came to talk with Seg. Aware that Seg-El was tortured by his comrades, Dru-Zod killed Tak by snapping his neck as an act of displeasure about Seg-El's mistreatment.
Mama Zed

**Mama Zed** was a member of the Rankless and the adoptive mother of Kem.

When Kem is trying to explain to Ona about the death of her mother, Rhom, he takes her to Mama Zed for food and help in explaining the situation.

### Season 2

#### "Light-Years From Home"

*Main article: Light-Years From Home*

Six months after the war against Brainiac and subsequent rise to power by General Zod, Mama Zed became a member of resistance movement, consisting of Val-El, Jax-Ur and Nyssa-Vex. Noticing Adam Strange returned from the future, Mama Zed arranged for him to be taken off the street by Jax-Ur and away from suspicious Sagitari to the secret hideout she and the resistance to General Zod had been using. She later goes with Nyssa-Vex on her search for her father, Daron-Vex, but is captured by Lyta-Zod and forced to reveal the location of the hideout.

As she enters the hideout, Val-El asks her where Nyssa and Cor are but she looks apologetic. She then tells him, Adam Strange, and Jax-Ur that she was sorry and began claiming that she had no other choice (she was possibly captured and forced by Sagitari soldiers to reveal resistance hideout), before she was shot in the back and killed by one of Lyta's Sagitari.

## Personality

Kind and warm, Mama Zed is a maternal figure towards Kem and by extension, Seg as she raised the Rankless Tavern owner from childhood. She acts as her adoptive son's voice of reason when he begins to doubt his ability to raise Ona after her mother's death.

## Trivia

* Having raised Kem, Mama Zed would have known Seg as well. Seg mentions her when he and Kem talk about what to tell Ona about Rhom's death.

## Appearances

* "The Word of Rao"
* "Light-Years From Home"

## References

1. ↑ Kalteux, Luke (writer), Boak, Keith (director) (April 11, 2018). "The Word of Rao". *Krypton*. Season 1. Episode 4. Syfy.
2. ↑ Goyer, David S. & Welsh, Cameron (writers), Roskin, Marc (director) (June 12, 2019). "Light-Years From Home". *Krypton*. Season 2. Episode 1. Syfy.
Flamebird

**Flamebird** is the Kryptonian goddess.

## History

Flamebird is a goddess worshipped by Kryptonians. In their mythology, Flamebird and her brother Vohc were the first creations of Rao. While Vohc was charged for building the world, Flamebird was charged for burning it, as part of the constant cycle in which there will be a rebirth of the world, cleansed through her fire and replenished when Vohc rebuild it. With each cycle Vohc was inspired to reimagine his world, striving to perfection, until he and Flamebird finished with the version they wanted.

## Trivia

* In DC comics, Flamebird is the name of six characters associated with Superman and Batman stories. The name appeared in pre- and post-Crisis continuity. The characters include: Jimmy Olsen and Ak-Var (both pre-Crisis); Bette Kane, Lois Lane, Kara Zor-El and Thara Ak-Var (all post-Crisis). The name first appeared in *Superman* #158 (January 1963).
	+ Flamebird is also the name of Kryptonian goddess of destruction, the daughter of Rao and the sister of Nightwing (not to be confused with the identity of Dick Grayson), who later fell in love with him. First appearing in *Action Comics Annual* #12 (August 2009), she was charged to oppose the creations of the god Vohc in the constant cycle of destruction and creation of Krypton. After she destroyed one of his newest creations, Vohc took revenge on her and Nightwing, by creating a spire of Kryptonian sunstone crystals that sealed away Nightwing in the Phantom Zone after Flamebird tried to destroy it. She would later manifest as a physical avatar of female Kryptonian Thara Ak-Var.

## References

1. ↑ Horne, Kiersten Van (writer), Roskin, Marc (director) (June 19, 2019). "Ghost In The Fire". *Krypton*. Season 2. Episode 2. Syfy.
Swapped

## Summary

During a horseback riding competition, Charlotte Sterling’s horse loses her balance, causing Charlotte to fall over. Charlotte falls headfirst, which causes Charlotte’s memories to be altered and her personality and traits to change.

## Script

**Caller:** “Charlotte Sterling is racing ahead! She’s already ahead of Rider 2!”

**Sterlings:** “C-H-A-R-L-O-T-T-E! GO CHARLOTTE!”

(Ameliana and Eleanor wave their pompoms, Charlotte falls)

**Caller:** “Oh no! Charlotte fell over! She lost the final round!”

**Sterlings:** (angry chattering)

(later at home)
Cythonna

**Cythonna** is one of the old Kryptonian gods.

## History

Cythonna is one of the old gods worshiped by Kryptonians. They were immortalized as a face on the Voice of Rao's mask. She is the Goddess of Ice. The deity is also worshipped by Cythonnite cult.

## Appearances

* "House of El" (mentioned)
* "House of Zod" (mentioned)

## Trivia

* In DC comics, Cythonna is a goddess of ice. Her name appeared in *Superman: The Last God of Krypton* (1999), a trade paperback by Walter Simonson, Greg and Tim Hildebrandt. She appears as an enemy to Rao and Superman.

## References

1. ↑ Welsh, Cameron (writer) & Donnelly, Ciaran (director) (March 28, 2018). "House of El". *Krypton*. Season 1. Episode 2. Syfy.
2. ↑ Patel, Lina (writer), Ramsay, Julius (director) (April 18, 2018). "House of Zod". *Krypton*. Season 1. Episode 5. Syfy.
Sofia Flamewing/Outfits

## The first concept

This is the first concept of Finna’s heroine outfit. It is meant to be worn during the summer. The outfit consists of a bunny headband with floppy white ears and lilac ear innards; the band itself is dark purple but it is colored white in some scenes. Finna’s hair is tied with a fat, pastel purple scrunchie. She also wears a lavender T-shirt with a white bunny head design, a dark purple belt with a gold buckle, a necklace with a gold pendant connected to a bright purple ribbon, lilac gloves, dark purple ankle boots, and white stockings.

## Main heroine outfit

Finna’s main heroine outfit consists of a lavender off-shoulder long sleeved shirt paired with pale blue denim shorts and her signature purple ankle boots with a purple ribbon necklace.

## Winter outfit

Finna’s winter outfit consists of the same lavender off-shoulder top but with a purple cloak over it and denim pants instead of shorts, and her signature boots. She also wears a bunny hat at times.
Phantom Zone

*For the episode, see The Phantom Zone.*

Seg-El and Brainiac, disguised as Val-El, in the Phantom Zone

The **Phantom Zone** is an interdimensional realm existing outside of space and time.

## Description

The Phantom Zone appears as a disorienting realm of mirages and whispers, constantly projecting glimpses of potential futures in the real world.

## History

### Prelude

Val-El created technology to travel into and through the Phantom Zone, using it to find other galaxies throughout the universe.

### Season 1

#### "The Phantom Zone"

*Main article: The Phantom Zone*

Dru-Zod revealed that Val-El did not perish, but rather escaped into the Phantom Zone, and he encountered Val and betrayed him, stealing his device to escape and leaving him behind. Realizing that Val might be needed to save Kandor from Brainiac, Dru brought Val out of the Phantom Zone. Later on Dru attempted to bargain with Brainiac for the preservation of Krypton in exchange for Val and his knowledge of the future, and although Brainiac agreed, Brainiac was sent into the Phantom Zone by Seg-El before he could capture Val, drawing Seg into the Phantom Zone along with him.

### Season 2

#### "Light-Years From Home"

*Main article: Light-Years From Home*

Once in the Phantom Zone, Seg wandered aimlessly, tormented by the potential futures he sees in the Zone. Appearing before Seg disguised as a "hallucination" of Val-El, Brainiac convinced Seg to use his sunstone to open a wormhole into the real world, revealing himself to Seg just as they are both drawn back out of the Phantom Zone.

## Appearances

### Season 1

* "House of El" (mentioned)
* "The Phantom Zone"

### Season 2

* "Light-Years From Home"
* "Will To Power" (mentioned)
* "Danger Close" (mentioned)
* "Mercy" (mentioned)
* "The Alpha and the Omega" (mentioned)

## Trivia

* In DC comics, the Phantom Zone is a prison-like parallel dimension and is mainly associated with Superman stories. It first appeared in *Adventure Comics* #283 (April 1961), created by Robert Bernstein and George Papp. Many of the known Kryptonian villains were inmates of the Zone, such as General Zod, Faora, Jax-Ur and some other non-Kryptonian villains. The nature and the function of the Phantom Zone varied throughout the decades in the comics and media adaptations.

## References

1. ↑ Welsh, Cameron (writer) & Donnelly, Ciaran (director) (March 28, 2018). "House of El". *Krypton*. Season 1. Episode 2. Syfy.
2. ↑ Fiveash, Chad & Stoteraux, James & Welsh, Cameron (writers), Donnelly, Ciaran (director) (May 23, 2018). "The Phantom Zone". *Krypton*. Season 1. Episode 10. Syfy.
3. ↑ Goyer, David S. & Welsh, Cameron (writers), Roskin, Marc (director) (June 12, 2019). "Light-Years From Home". *Krypton*. Season 2. Episode 1. Syfy.
Cythonnite

## Cythonnite sect

**Cythonnite** sect was a group of Krytonians who worshipped the deity Cythonna and the resistance movement who fought against Voice of Rao/Brainiac and his followers.

## Biography

Cythonnite sect was established sometime before the events of *Krypton*. Besides of worshipping Kryptonian goddess Cythonna, they were also formed as a resistance movement to fight against a tyranny and decadence in Krypton.

When Seg-El escaped from the Black Zero base, he returned once again to collect some materials for his injury, but he also found a prisoner named Raika. After releasing, she led him through underground ice tunnels. They met a group of strangers who did not speak the same language as them, but they recognised one word: El. They were taken to the lair of Cythonna where the leader Anireh presided. After Seg-El talked about helping Raika, Anireh also offered to help him heal his wounds. Raika revealed to Seg that the House of El fought her clan long ago. Because of the enmity they held for the family, Seg was not allowed to get out from them. Seg was able to manipulate Raika by saying that the House of El was looking for him. Convinced, Raika helped him to escape and gave him oxygen mask and communications device.

When Seg, Lyta-Zod and General Zod (the future son of Seg-El) attempted to find a weapon to destroy Brainiac in underground tunnels, they found a Superman sigil. Using their blood, they opened the door which protected the weapon named Doomsday. The trio encountered the Cythonnites who knew the secret of that weapon, which was created by El and Zod 1000 cycles ago. While knowing that it will be used against Brainiac, they kept it in underground because they could not destroy it. Zod desperately wanted it and armed conflict started. Cythonnites soon retreated from this place.

Later on, Seg and Raika informed Cythonnites about Dru's second attempt to take his weapon again, prompting them to remove it. Junra and others noticed that the barrier field on the capsule was damaged, fearing that Doomsday might awaken. As Brainiac attempted to "bottle" Kandor, Raika and Junra took the weapon to destroy their enemy.

Following the defeat of Brainiac by Seg and subsequent rise to power of General Zod, the Cythonnite sect was presumably scattered or destroyed by Doomsday. One member Raika was captured and interrogated from their captors to question her about Doomsday weapon, which was missing from its vault.

## Appearances

### Season 1

* "House of Zod"
* "Civil Wars"
* "Hope"

## References

1. ↑ Patel, Lina (writer), Ramsay, Julius (director) (April 18, 2018). "House of Zod". *Krypton*. Season 1. Episode 5. Syfy.
2. ↑ Egan, Doris (writer), Dennis, Kate (director) (April 25, 2018). "Civil Wars". *Krypton*. Season 1. Episode 6. Syfy.
3. ↑ Fiveash, Chad and Stoteraux, James (writers), Ettlin, Lukas (director) (May 16, 2018). "Hope". *Krypton*. Season 1. Episode 9. Syfy.
4. ↑ Goyer, David S. & Welsh, Cameron (writers), Roskin, Marc (director) (June 12, 2019). "Light-Years From Home". *Krypton*. Season 2. Episode 1. Syfy.
Tovis-Fen

**Tovis-Fen** was a Kryptonian technician at Somatic Division.

## Biography

Tovis-Fen was charged to recondition any Kryptonian who has a deviations on behaviour or other mental issues or searching the memories in Somatic Division. Under the command of Lyta-Zod, Tovis began to activate the device to give a mental torture on Raika, who was captured earlier, to reveal the whereabouts of Doomsday. Raika did not know where it was because most members of Cythonnite were killed by Doomsday. Tovis confirmed her truth, but Lyta ordered him to erase her memories as possible, to keep her as a prisoner.

When Seg returned to Krypton from the Phantom Zone and Colu, he found Raika in medical bay working at another station. When trying to talk with her, she had a panic attack and was sedated. She was taken to Somatic Division to calm her mind. Seg convinced the attendees that he has authority as General Zod's father to go with Raika. Within the division, he asked Tovis about their methods and accessing the memories of any "reconditioned" person on file, before knocking him on the ground. Through the computer file, Seg learned that Lyta ordered her reconditioning, but soon found out that Lyta was also reconditioned by Tovis under the command of General Zod. The latter quickly came and captured him, ordering Tovis to recondition him as well. When finished, Seg heard the voice of Brainiac in his mind, and became resilient to this process. He knocked one guard and then shot Tovis-Fen with a blaster pistol, presumably killing him. Seg discovered through the panel that he and Brainiac were still together mentally.

## Appearances

* "Light Years From Home"
* "Danger Close"

## References

1. ↑ Goyer, David S. & Welsh, Cameron (writers), Roskin, Marc (director) (June 12, 2019). "Light-Years From Home". *Krypton*. Season 2. Episode 1. Syfy.
2. ↑ Kalteux, Luke (writer), Ramsay, Julius (director) (July 3, 2019). "Danger Close". *Krypton*. Season 2. Episode 4. Syfy.
Science Guild

The **Science Guild** is a guild in Kandor City.

## History

As a member of the Science Guild, Tharb-El discovered a cure for the Green Death, which nearly drove Kryptonians to extinction. Val-El was also a member of the Science Guild, but was ultimately executed for sedition. Fourteen years later, his grandson Seg was given a position in the Science Guild.

During the civil war between Dru-Zod's forces on Krypton and rebel forces on Wegthor, Lyta offered Val-El to work in the Guild if all rebels surrendered peacefully. Similarly, Dru-Zod also offered him to work in the Guild, but Val refused it because of his bloodthirsty conquest of space. During that time he visited the Guild to oversee the development of the weapon to use it against the resistance on Wegthor, developed by the lead scientist Lis-Ser. Zod later used the weapon against Doomsday in Outlands, captured and brought him in the Guild to control him.

## Known members

### Former members

* Tharb-El (deceased)
* Val-El
* Jax-Ur
* Lis-Ser

## Trivia

* In the comics, Jor-El was a member of the Science Guild, but it's unknown if he'll be a part of the Guild if he shows up on *Krypton*.

## Appearances

### Season 1

* "Pilot" (mentioned)
* "House of El" (mentioned)

### Season 2

* "A Better Yesterday" (mentioned)
* "In Zod We Trust"
* "Zods and Monsters"
* "Mercy"

## References

1. ↑ Welsh, Cameron (writer) & Donnelly, Ciaran (director) (March 28, 2018). "House of El". *Krypton*. Season 1. Episode 2. Syfy.
2. ↑ Goldberg, Ian, Goyer, David S. (writers), Donnelly, Ciaran & McCarthy, Colm (directors) (March 21, 2018). "Pilot". *Krypton*. Season 1. Episode 1. Syfy.
3. ↑ David Kob (writer), Hüseyin, Metin (director) (July 10, 2019). "A Better Yesterday". *Krypton*. Season 2. Episode 5. Syfy.
4. ↑ Tucker, Nadria (writer), Hüseyin, Metin (director) (July 17, 2019). "In Zod We Trust". *Krypton*. Season 2. Episode 6. Syfy.
5. ↑ Thompson, Joel Anderson (writer), Watson, Erica (director) (July 24, 2019). "Zods and Monsters". *Krypton*. Season 2. Episode 7. Syfy.
6. ↑ Aldrin, Katie (writer), Kilner, Clare (director) (July 31, 2019). "Mercy". *Krypton*. Season 2. Episode 8. Syfy.
Jor-El I

*For Jor-El I's descendant and Kal-El's father, see Jor-El II.*

## Jor-El

**Jor-El** was a member of the House of El and the father of Val-El. Through Val, Jor was the paternal grandfather of Ter-El, great-grandfather of Seg-El and great-great-grandfather of his namesake, Jor-El.

## Biography

At some point in his life, Jor-El fathered a son, Val-El who would father a son of his own, Ter-El. In time, Jor would become the namesake of his great-grandson, Seg's own son, Jor-El.

## Personality

According to his son, Val, Jor-El was a gifted scientist, but he wasn't as well known as the other scientists before and after him. His main focus was his family and he was an "even better father". This prompts Jor's great-grandson, Seg and his intended Nyssa to rename their own child Jor-El.

## Trivia

* It's possible Jor was based off the original Seyg-El in the comics whose name was Jor-El I or Jor-El the First before he received a rename and became Seyg-El, named after Superman creator Jerry Siegel.

## References

1. ↑ Thompson, Joel Anderson (writer), Watson, Erica (director) (July 24, 2019). "Zods and Monsters". *Krypton*. Season 2. Episode 7. Syfy.
The Rankless Initiative

"**The Rankless Initiative**" is the third episode of *Krypton*. It aired on April 4, 2018.

## Synopsis

During a military crackdown on Seg’s home district, Seg and Adam Strange race to find a deadly Sentry.

## Plot

The hologram of Val-El examines the probe that Adam Strange and Kem recovered. He reveals that the probe carried a sentry, which Brainiac uses to infect a host.

The Military Guild meets to consider their options in rooting out Black Zero. Lyta-Zod's approach to the matter sets her at odds with Primus Jayna-Zod, Daron-Vex, and Dev-Em.

In the black markets, Adam Strange locates the sentry and takes it to Seg-El and Kem. The Military Guild begins a series of crackdowns among the Rankless, searching for covert Black Zero agents. Seg sends Adam to the Fortress of Solitude because they would soon find out that he is not from Krypton.

Examining the sentry, Val-El's hologram reveals that the sentry is empty, and the parasite is active in a host. In Sector 19, Seg-El's neighbor, Rhom, is activated by the sentry and begins killing soldiers. The Sagitari use excessive force in questioning the Rankless over the killings, leading to the death of an unarmed man.

Seg goes to Lyta and requests a shock grenade, using it to take out Rhom in the communications hub. He also tells Lyta that Val-El was right all along and they both vow to defend Krypton without the Council's help.

Seg takes Rhom to the Fortress. Val's hologram reveals that the modifications made to Rhom by Brainiac are keeping her alive, and that she is acting as a tracker to bring the World Collector to Krypton. All of the information that she has collected has already been transferred to Brainiac.

## Cast

### Starring

* Cameron Cuffe as Seg-El
* Georgina Campbell as Lyta-Zod
* Shaun Sipos as Adam Strange
* Colin Salmon as Dru-Zod
* Elliot Cowan as Daron-Vex
* Ann Ogbomo as Jayna-Zod
* Aaron Pierre as Dev-Em
* Rasmus Hardiker as Kem
* Wallis Day as Nyssa-Vex
* Blake Ritson as Brainiac/Voice of Rao
* Ian McElhinney as Val-El

### Co-starring

* Tipper Seifert-Cleveland as Ona
* Andrea Vasiliou as Kol-Da
* Richard Pepple as Tonzol
* Brahm Gallagher as Laborer
* Sarah Armstrong as Kiyo
* Stephen Kelly as Terrified Rankless
* Marti Pemberton as Angry Rankless
* Sean McNamee as Confused Rankless
* Christopher Grant as Sagitari Soldier #1
* Sara Dylan as Sagitari Soldier #2

## Trivia

* The episode was previously titled "Allies".

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "Shows A-Z - krypton on syfy" - The Futon Critic
2. ↑ "Upcoming Episode Titles - Various Shows - 21st September 2017" - Spoiler TV
3. ↑ "Krypton: Official Descriptions For The First Three Episodes" - KryptonSite
4. ↑ "Upcoming Episode Titles - Various Shows - 4th September 2017" - Spoiler TV
Enaj

**Enaj** was a Kryptonian wife of Dax and Sagitari who lived 1000 cycles ago.

## Biography

1000 cycles ago, during the civil war between the city-states of Kandor and Argo, Enaj was in a laboratory where her husband Dax was in the chamber, as a volunteer in a scientific experiment. Dax told his wife that he has a mutation, vara gene, and that his mutation is a key to end that war. Enaj was concerned with his decision, but Dax ensured her that he will be fine, believing that he brought a greater good for Krypton. One scientist, Wedna-El, promised her that her husband will be fine but also told her to leave. Enaj soon left the laboratory. After the experiment horribly deformed and transformed Dax into a monster, Enaj returned and told to Wedna-El and Van-Zod that the war was over, due to Jo-Mon proclaiming the peace on Krypton. Holding the blaster pistol and aiming on them, she demanded to see her husband. While Wedna explained that her husband was a key to end any war on Krypton, Enaj did not care for it. She wanted to see Dax, but Wedna and Van-Zod could not allow to free him. When the mutated Dax appeared, Enaj was terrified with his appearance and soon ran away from the laboratory.

## References

1. ↑ Thompson, Joel Anderson (writer), Watson, Erica (director) (July 24, 2019). "Zods and Monsters". *Krypton*. Season 2. Episode 7. Syfy.
House of Vex

The **House of Vex** is a family residing on Krypton. Many of its members have been a part of the Lawmakers Guild.

## History

Not much is known about House Vex. A man named Daron bound with a woman from House Vex in order to gain power. With her, he had five daughters.

Two of the family's members, Daron and Nyssa, were a part of the Lawmakers Guild. After Seg-El saved the Voice of Rao from a suicide bomber, he was given the chance to join the family. However, he ultimately refused.

Nyssa and Seg's son Cor-Vex had his name changed as Nyssa didn't want their son to have to live with the burden of the Vex name for his whole life. She decided that she would be the last one to have the Vex name and Cor's name was changed to Jor-El.

## Members

* Daron-Vex †
* Nyssa-Vex
* Daron-Vex's wife †
* Daron-Vex's four older daughters﻿﻿
* Jor-El (born Cor-Vex)﻿﻿

## Related Families

* House of El
* House of Zod

## Other Relatives

* Seg-El (father of Jor-El)
* Dru-Zod (paternal half-brother of Jor-El)

## Trivia

* It's implied by Nyssa that her sisters do not have children so their family line ends with her.

## Appearances

* "Pilot"
* "House of El"

## References

1. ↑ Goldberg, Ian, Goyer, David S. (writers), Donnelly, Ciaran & McCarthy, Colm (directors) (March 21, 2018). "Pilot". *Krypton*. Season 1. Episode 1. Syfy.
2. ↑ Welsh, Cameron (writer) & Donnelly, Ciaran (director) (March 28, 2018). "House of El". *Krypton*. Season 1. Episode 2. Syfy.
Sevi

**Sevi** is a member of the Religious Guild who attended to the Voice of Rao.

## Biography

Sevi began to dress VOR his clothes while VOR told Anda to prepare the religious ceremony named Nova Cycle to ensure the peace on the planet. While Anda said that it will be for several years, Sevi immediately agreed with him. VOR and his followers went to Rankless District to start that parade. VOR began to inspect the dead Rankless citizen who was shot by Sagitari. Some citizens insulted him and Sevi and Anda tried to calm down the situation, with Sevi telling them that the Sagitari abused own power and that they deserved a punishment. When the parade started, one citizen Ona approached him with black statue of Rao to give her the blessing for her and her dying mother Rhom. Touched by her situation, VOR gave her the rank and the membership of Religious Guild. Sevi and Anda began the speech of Nova Cycle to the crowd.

Sevi was present in VOR's lair during the discussion between him and religious novice Ona. When putting the ornaments in its stand, Levi was somewhat disturbed regarding VOR's speech about the eternal life, but told to Ona to be a great thing for her after Ona asked Sevi why she was afraid.

Sevi and Anda became the witnesses of Jayna-Zod's escape in Guild's hall during the failed coup attempt against VOR. They later cleaned up the blood of Sagitari soldier in his lair and soon left following his order. During the last stage of religious ceremony ("The Flame of Rebirth), Sevi was shocked by Anda's speech about VOR as an imposter and not as a Rao’s prophet. VOR then approached the altar covered in flames, showing and convincing them to be a transcendent being who will give them the eternal life. Sevi later appeared in Rankless District, where she was found by Kem. She explained that she and Anda discovered that VOR has changed, initially convinced that he was reborn. One night, she followed him through the Genesis Chamber, sucking the energy from it, using embrios as batteries to become more stronger being while destroying Kandorian's population. Finally believing in its true nature, she escaped from him.

## Appearances

* "The Word of Rao
* "Civil Wars"
* "Transformation"
* "Savage Night"

## References

1. ↑ Kalteux, Luke (writer), Boak, Keith (director) (April 11, 2018). "The Word of Rao". *Krypton*. Season 1. Episode 4. Syfy.
2. ↑ Egan, Doris (writer), Dennis, Kate (director) (April 25, 2018). "Civil Wars". *Krypton*. Season 1. Episode 6. Syfy.
3. ↑ Francis, David Paul (writer), Hüseyin, Metin (director) (May 2, 2018). "Transformation". *Krypton*. Season 1. Episode 7. Syfy.
4. ↑ Kob, David (writer), Roskin, Marc (director) (May 9, 2018). "Savage Night". *Krypton*. Season 1. Episode 8. Syfy.
Doomsday Vault

The **Doomsday Vault** is a vault in the catacombs of Kandor City created by House of El and House of Zod to contain Doomsday.

## History

House of El and House of Zod created Doomsday as a weapon during Krypton's pre-cataclysm era. Once it became clear that Doomsday could not be controlled or destroyed the House of El and House of Zod sealed him away. The vault has the combined symbols of House of El and House of Zod and was design so that a member of each house would have to use their blood unlock the door. After the Cythonnites witnessed the destruction Doomsday wrought they decided to remain in the catacombs of Kandor and protect the vault.

When General Zod went back in time he began looking for the vault to use the weapon inside against Brainiac. The Cythonnites however found him, Seg and Lyta, warning them about their knowledge of this creature. Dru started the conflict, but he and his allies escaped.

Dru once again returned to pick up Doomsday to destroy Brainiac; Lyta reluctantly agreed to follow him. When they came here, it was empty, as Seg and Jayna earlier warned the sect to remove it from the vault.

After the war with Brainiac and the subsequent rise to power of General Zod, the vault was revealed to be empty, resulting in the Doomsday's escape.

## Appearances

* "Civil Wars"
* "Hope"
* "The Phantom Zone"

## References

1. ↑ Egan, Doris (writer), Dennis, Kate (director) (April 25, 2018). "Civil Wars". *Krypton*. Season 1. Episode 6. Syfy.
2. ↑ Fiveash, Chad and Stoteraux, James (writers), Ettlin, Lukas (director) (May 16, 2018). "Hope". *Krypton*. Season 1. Episode 9. Syfy.
3. ↑ Fiveash, Chad & Stoteraux, James & Welsh, Cameron (writers), Donnelly, Ciaran (director) (May 23, 2018). "The Phantom Zone". *Krypton*. Season 1. Episode 10. Syfy.
Dar-On

**Dar-On** was a military enforcer in Military Guild.

## Biography

After its failed coup attempt against Voice of Rao, marshal law was declared in Kandor where Sagitari (including those brainwashed by Brainiac named "The Red Shard") began patrolling the streets. At one moment, when Seg-El and Nyssa were removing Sagitari uniforms somewhere in Rankless District, Dar-On and his soldiers found them. Seg and Nyssa were caught in dead end and thinking there was no way out during their arrest, Dar-On was knocked out by Lyta and soldiers killed by Jayna.

Dar-On was later present in the Tower of Justice, in the lair of Religious Guild, where some members of the council were killed. He found out from Nyssa, whom Dar-On no more considered her as an enemy, that Brainiac wants Kandor which will lead to the planet's destruction. Nyssa (who was covering own head so that she cannot be compromised by other suspects) suggested him to take other Sagitari, but were few of them and Dar suspected that Jayna-Zod is a traitor with Black Zero. Nyssa later convinced him to combine the few Sagitari left with Black Zero operatives to combat Brainiac, on which he reluctantly agreed. As a member of combined force led by Seg-El, they entered the generator which charges the city's protected dome, as another source of energy where VOR/Brainiac feeded on. Although they prepared to attack him, VOR subtly manipulated both factions (presumably through telepathy by feeding on their fears and hatred), in which one Black Zero operative killed Dar-On, also leading to homicide of both factions, except for Seg whom VOR wanted to kill him, but was saved by Nyssa, when she put the sunstone on VOR's head to kill him.

## Appearances

* Transformation
* Hope

## References

1. ↑ Francis, David Paul (writer), Hüseyin, Metin (director) (May 2, 2018). "Transformation". *Krypton*. Season 1. Episode 7. Syfy.
2. ↑ Fiveash, Chad and Stoteraux, James (writers), Ettlin, Lukas (director) (May 16, 2018). "Hope". *Krypton*. Season 1. Episode 9. Syfy.
Preus

**Preus** is a Sagitari commander within the Military Guild.

## Biography

During Dru-Zod's rule, Preus led several military actions to take down any opposition on Krypton.

Some time later, he and his soldiers were on Wegthor, controlling Space Elevator as the rebels established own HQ as their last stand against Zod's forces. During that time, Nyssa-Vex arrived on the planet, sent as a spy by Zod as she was captured earlier and Zod holding her baby as a blackmail. Preus greeted her, putting the oxygen vaccine in order to breath. Preus then showed her a direction where the rebels settled.

When the rebel's strategy to crush Zod's forces backfired, resulting in capturing some surviving rebels, Nyssa already left their HQ and met again with Preus and Sagitari. Preus told her that the supplies of oxygen vaccines that rebels captured earlier were tainted, thus she was unaware that Zod set up this tactic. Preus later informed Lyta that Val and Jax wanted to begin negotations. Preus was presumably among Sagitari snipers during the negotiations between Lyta-Zod and two rebel leaders, Jax-Ur and Val-El. While Lyta offered them to peacefully surrender, Jax refused as she opened a hidden laser beam, killing all Sagitari and presumably Preus.

## Appearances

* "Ghost in the Fire"
* "A Better Yesterday"

# =Trivia

* In DC comics, **Sergeant Preus** was the member of Citizen's Patrol Corps, a police force that kept the peace in Kandor under the banner of El, their "creator". He was also a xenophobic Kryptonian, which made him an enemy to Superman. He first appeared in *Adventures of Superman* #625 (April 2004) by Joe Kelly and Talent Caldwell.

## References

1. ↑ Horne, Kiersten Van (writer), Roskin, Marc (director) (June 19, 2019). "Ghost In The Fire". *Krypton*. Season 2. Episode 2. Syfy.
2. ↑ David Kob (writer), Hüseyin, Metin (director) (July 10, 2019). "A Better Yesterday". *Krypton*. Season 2. Episode 5. Syfy.
House of Zod (family)

*For the episode of the same name, see House of Zod.*

## House of Zod

The **House of Zod** is a family residing on Krypton. Many of its members have been a part of the Military Guild.

## History

Two of the family's members, Jayna and Lyta, were a part of the Military Guild, and Sagitari.

## Members

* Lor-Zod †
* Vidar-Zod †
* Jayna-Zod
* Lyta-Zod †
* Dru-Zod (future)
* Van-Zod †

## Related Families

* House of El
* House of Vex

## Other Relatives

* Seg-El (father of Dru-Zod)
* Jor-El II (paternal half-brother of Dru-Zod)

## Appearances

* "Pilot"=
* "House of El"

## References

1. ↑ Welsh, Cameron (writer) & Donnelly, Ciaran (director) (March 28, 2018). "House of El". *Krypton*. Season 1. Episode 2. Syfy.
Lawmakers Guild

The **Lawmakers Guild** is the legal body governing Kandor City on the planet Krypton.

## History

The Lawmakers Guild tried Val-El for sedition, sentencing him to death. Fourteen years later, they also tried a number of unidentified individuals, which was interrupted by an attempted terrorist bomber, and Charys-El for claims of being a member of Black Zero.

Daron-Vex summoned Seg to the chamber, double checking that he wouldn't follow after his parents and cause chaos within their system, to which he assured he wouldn't. The following day, before his investiture ceremony, Seg met with Daron and Nyssa-Vex, where he told them that he would conform, but not as a Vex. The Voice of Rao appeared, allowing it, before Seg left.

One member of this guild, Ton-Re, participated in the absolution ceremony during the religious parade ("Nova Cycle") in the Hall of Justice, where he was giving blessings to various citizens for their sins and wrongdoings.

During the war between the resistance movement and VOR/Brainiac, Adam Strange intentionally came to the Daron's office of Lawmakers Guild, where Strange gave him the information about the resistance whereabouts, in the hopes to save Kal-El. Daron later used those informations to inform VOR, but he was still in trance when sucking the energy in Genesis Chamber. After apparently killing VOR, Daron was defeated and taken to Black Zero.

Following the defeat of Brainiac and the subsequent rise to power of General Zod, the Lawmakers Guild was relinquished of its power.

## Known members

* Daron-Vex
* Nyssa-Vex
* Ton-Re

## Appearances

* "Pilot"
* "House of El"
* "Civil Wars"
* "Savage Night"

## References

1. ↑ Goldberg, Ian, Goyer, David S. (writers), Donnelly, Ciaran & McCarthy, Colm (directors) (March 21, 2018). "Pilot". *Krypton*. Season 1. Episode 1. Syfy.
2. ↑ Welsh, Cameron (writer) & Donnelly, Ciaran (director) (March 28, 2018). "House of El". *Krypton*. Season 1. Episode 2. Syfy.
3. ↑ Egan, Doris (writer), Dennis, Kate (director) (April 25, 2018). "Civil Wars". *Krypton*. Season 1. Episode 6. Syfy.
4. ↑ Kob, David (writer), Roskin, Marc (director) (May 9, 2018). "Savage Night". *Krypton*. Season 1. Episode 8. Syfy.
Ton-Re

**Ton-Re** is a member of the Lawmakers Guild.

## Biography

Ton-Re was blessing various citizens in the Hall of Justice during the absolution ceremony when citizens were forgiven for their sins and wrongdoings.

## References

1. ↑ Egan, Doris (writer), Dennis, Kate (director) (April 25, 2018). "Civil Wars". *Krypton*. Season 1. Episode 6. Syfy.
Kiyo

**Kiyo** was a member of Black Zero.

## Biography

Kiyo was Black Zero operative who was also one of the disguised Sagitari soldiers when investigating Sector 19 and searching for Black Zero operatives. Under the command of General Dru-Zod, she helped to capture and interrogate Seg-El. When Seg was unschackled by Kiyo, Seg and Kiyo fought until he put the bug in her body and was choking. Dru-Zod later found that Seg escaped and soon knocked Kiyo who was still berserk with the bug in her body. Kiyo somehow removed the bug herself and she and Zod went to Outlands to find him. Several hours later, Zod was able to find an exhausted Seg and took him to the lair. Zod told him that they needed one member of Cynthonnite cult named Raika (who was earlier released and saved by Seg) due to her knowledge about to stop Brainiac. While restraining him, Lyta found them and shot Kiyo gravely, resulting in her death.

## Appearances

* "The Rankless Initiative" (as hidden Sagitari soldier)
* "The Word of Rao"
* "House of Zod"

## References

1. ↑ Tucker, Nadria (writer), Shill, Steve (director) (April 4, 2018). "The Rankless Initiative". *Krypton*. Season 1. Episode 3. Syfy.
2. ↑ Kalteux, Luke (writer), Boak, Keith (director) (April 11, 2018). "The Word of Rao". *Krypton*. Season 1. Episode 4. Syfy.
3. ↑ Patel, Lina (writer), Ramsay, Julius (director) (April 18, 2018). "House of Zod". *Krypton*. Season 1. Episode 5. Syfy.
Associação de Heróis

A Associação de Heróis é um site fundado em 10 P.GM pelo Governo Mundial, ele é administrado pelo Ministério da Defesa e possui como objetivo selecionar e guiar heróis. Não existem meios de mandar um pedido de integração, mas o processo de seleção é bem simples: basta fazer um ato heróico e seu nome será posto lá.

O site não é nem um pouco chamativo, tudo o que há nele é uma grande lista com os nomes de todos os heróis e seus perfis. Eles são divididos em cinco grupos denominados "ranks", eles são: C, B, A, S e S+. O único meio de ascender de rank é por meio de demonstrações de heroísmo.

Além disso, o site possui uma outra importante função: classificar os vilões. Nele existe uma lista com o nome de todos os vilões conhecidos, tal lista contém os vilões de cada universo e também novos vilões que surgiram neste. Os vilões são divididos em seis grupos considerando seu nível de ameaça, eles são: Ameaça Nível Cachorro, pessoas capazes de cometer delitos, Ameaça Nível Tigre, seres que representam perigo a uma cidade, Ameaça Nível Dragão, possuem poder destrutivo suficiente para combater um país inteiro, Ameaça Nível Nuclear, aqueles tão fortes que podem destruir ilhas e Ameaça Nível Deus, seres que representam perigo mundial.

A Associação de Heróis reconhece que existem seres que transcedem o nível de Ameaça Nível Deus. No entanto, na cerimônia de sua inauguração, o ministro da defesa Finn O Humano afirmou que, caso um vilão destes resolva atacar, não existem meios de combatê-lo.

Abaixo serão listados os personagens **criados por jogadores** que forem integrados á associação.

## Heróis

* Rank C

* Rank B

* Rank A

* Rank S

* Rank S+

## Vilões

* Ameaça Nível Tigre

* Ameaça Nível Dragão

* Ameaça Nível Demônio

* Ameaça Nível Nuclear

* Ameaça Nível Deus
House of El (family)

*For the episode of the same name, see House of El.*

## House of El

*"As long as there is an El on Krypton, there will be hope. And hope… can be a powerful weapon."*
—Val-El's hologram
The **House of El** is a family residing on Krypton. Many of its members have been a part of the Science Guild.

## History

According to Val-El, any who are brought into their family and adopt the El name are given the first name of one of their ancestors. This was the practice for when Cor-Vex was to be given the El name. He was given the name of his great-great grandfather and christened Jor-El.

The House of El accomplished a great number of things, such as Tharb-El finding a cure for the Green Death, ultimately saving the Kryptonian race. Following Val-El claiming there to be life beyond Krypton, against the religious practices of the state, the Voice of Rao stripped the House of El of their rank.

## Known Members﻿

* Wedna-El (deceased)
* Tharb-El (deceased)
* Jor-El I (deceased)
* Val-El
* Ter-El (deceased)
* Charys-El (deceased)
* Seg-El
* Kem (posthumously declared Seg-El's brother)
* Jor-El II (born Cor-Vex)﻿
* Kal-El (future descendant)

## Other Relatives

* Dru-Zod (future son of Seg via Lyta-Zod, younger paternal half-brother of Jor-El; present fate unknown)
* Nyssa-Vex (Seg's current intended and mother of Jor-El II)
* Lyta-Zod (mother of Dru-Zod in the future)

## Possible Future Members

* Lara Van-El [formerly Lara Lor-Van] (future mother of Kal-El, wife of Jor-El and daughter-in-law of Seg-El and Nyssa-Vex)
* Zor-El (son of Seg-El and possibly Nyssa-Vex, brother of Jor-El, half-brother of Dru-Zod, father of Kara Zor-El and uncle of Kal-El)
* Kara Zor-El (daughter of Zor-El and Alura In-Ze, granddaughter of Seg-El, niece of Jor-El and Dru Zod, cousin of Kal-El)
* Alura In-Ze (wife of Zor-El, sister-in-law of Jor-El, daughter-in-law of Seg-El and possibly Nyssa-Vex, aunt of Kal-El and mother of Kara Zor-El)

## Trivia

* Krypton is the first time the Houses of El and Zod have ever been biologically related.
* Dru-Zod's existence is currently in limbo as he has not been concieved﻿.
* The Houses of Ze and Van haven't been mentioned so far in the series as it's too early in the story for them to be involved.﻿

## Appearances

* "Pilot"
* "House of El"
* "The Rankless Initiative"

## References

1. ↑ Welsh, Cameron (writer) & Donnelly, Ciaran (director) (March 28, 2018). "House of El". *Krypton*. Season 1. Episode 2. Syfy.
2. ↑ Goldberg, Ian, Goyer, David S. (writers), Donnelly, Ciaran & McCarthy, Colm (directors) (March 21, 2018). "Pilot". *Krypton*. Season 1. Episode 1. Syfy.
Genesis Chamber

The **Genesis Chamber** is a birthing facility located in Kandor City.

## History

Seg-El and Nyssa-Vex visited the Genesis Chamber, using the Oracle to foresee how their potential future child would turn out.

When Brainiac infiltrated Kandor, he used the Genesis Chamber to absorb the life forces of the embryos in order to become more powerful. Seg, Jayna and Dru-Zod infiltrated and killed several guards, also apparently killing Brainiac here.

Jax-Ur, the leader of Black Zero, entered the chamber and activated the Vara Protocol, containing the clones from various Rank houses, as she wanted to strip the power of Rank people in Kandor and take the Codex.

When Nyssa feared for the wellbeing of her and Seg's son, Cor-Vex, she threatened the computer system Oracle in order to release her son's embryo pod. After getting it, Jax-Ur and Mal met in chamber. While Mal left the place with Codex, Jax talked with Nyssa about her true origins, Nyssa as a clone of the original who, along with her mother, died in accident when riding on skimmer where she was travelling to Bokos, but the blizzard caught it. The original had a fatal injuries, but there was enough neural activity for fusion of consciousness. Her memories were provided by using implants, as part of somatic precondition. Despite Nyssa's disbelief, Jax also shown to her a work about the Codex, revealing that it was originally intended to cure the diseases and extend the life, but was not enough for elite's houses as they wanted immortality, while Nyssa's father enabled them to manipulate her technology; as once the body is used up, it can be discarded like empty shell, while the consciousness is transferred to the clone. Despite Nyssa's shock, Jax encouraged her to create a new, real life as herself.

## Appearances

* "Pilot"
* "Savage Night"
* "Hope"
* "The Phantom Zone"

## References

1. ↑ Goldberg, Ian, Goyer, David S. (writers), Donnelly, Ciaran & McCarthy, Colm (directors) (March 21, 2018). "Pilot". *Krypton*. Season 1. Episode 1. Syfy.
2. ↑ Kob, David (writer), Roskin, Marc (director) (May 9, 2018). "Savage Night". *Krypton*. Season 1. Episode 8. Syfy.
3. ↑ Fiveash, Chad and Stoteraux, James (writers), Ettlin, Lukas (director) (May 16, 2018). "Hope". *Krypton*. Season 1. Episode 9. Syfy.
4. ↑ Fiveash, Chad & Stoteraux, James & Welsh, Cameron (writers), Donnelly, Ciaran (director) (May 23, 2018). "The Phantom Zone". *Krypton*. Season 1. Episode 10. Syfy.
Gam-El

**Gam-El** was a member of the House of El and Kryptonian architect.

## Biography

Some cycles ago, Gam-El was responsible for designing the original layout of the future city, Kryptonopolis.

## Trivia

* In DC comics, Gam-El is an architect and Kal-El's ancestor, first appearing in *Adventure Comics* #313 (October 1963).

## References

1. ↑ Francis, David Paul (writer), Hüseyin, Metin (director) (May 2, 2018). "Transformation". *Krypton*. Season 1. Episode 7. Syfy.
Katich

**Katich** was a member of Black Zero group.

## Biography

Katich joined to the combined force of Black Zero operatives with Sagitari unit, led by Seg-El, who entered the generator which charges the city's protected dome, where VOR/Brainiac was sucking the energy of it. Both factions were manipulated by Brainiac's telepathy, resulting in death of all soldiers, including Katich (who shoot Dar-On), except for Seg, whom Brainiac wanted to finish him, only to be saved by Nyssa who put the sunstone on VOR's head, killing him.
AKM

"Автома́т Кала́шникова модернизи́рованный" ("Kalashnikov's Automatic Rifle - Modernised") - AKM - is an improved variant of an otherwise quite dated yet legendary assault rifle of soviet make, designed by Mikhail Kalashnikov. Among Techguns' assault rifles, the AKM is on the lower end stat-wise, being the most basic one, although it possibly makes up for it by its low production cost, requiring no plastics and only needing obsidian steel for its hardened barrel, as opposed to AUG and M4.

Also unlike all other assault rifles, it features no zoom of any kind.