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Colu

**Colu** is a planet whise primary inhabitants are called the **Coluans**. It is the homeworld of Brainiac.

## History

Thousands of years ago, the civilization known as **Coluans** created an entity known as "Brainiac" who afterwards turned on them and eradicated their species. Centuries later, a Kryptonian named Seg-El who had escaped from Phantom Zone with Brainiac landed on Colu. Afterwards Seg-El killed Brainiac and Earthling named Adam Strange arrived to return Seg to Krypton, but a Czarnian bounty hunter named Lobo came to Colu to hunt and kill Brainiac, after "Collector of the Worlds" destroyed Lobo's homeworld. Lobo was initially successful in capturing Seg and Adam. Lobo asked them where the Brainiac is, unaware that Seg seemingly killed him, but Brainiac was able to enter and control his body. After escaping from him, Adam managed to find Zeta Beam device that was thrown by Lobo, to return in Krypton, but Seg declined because of Brainiac's control. Instead, Seg realised (through Brainiac's consciousness) that they must go to ancient natal chamber where Brainiac was originally created and try to separate him. Entering the chamber, Brainiac initially overtook his mind while Lobo relentlessly tried to kill Adam, but Seg managed to snap out of Brainiac's manipulation. Having a control, Seg threw Lobo away with telekinesis and Adam pulled him from out of the apparatus, separating Seg from Brainiac. The two activated Zeta Beam device to head back to Krypton and left Colu, leaving behind Lobo and Brainiac.

## Known inhabitants

* Coluans (formerly)
* Brainiac (formerly)
* Seg-El (formerly)
* Adam Strange (formerly)
* Lobo (formerly)

## Appearances

* "Light Years From Home"
* "Ghost in the Fire"
* "Will To Power"

## Trivia

* In DC comics, Colu is a birthplace of the Superman villain Brainiac. In some versions, instead of Colu, Krypton was the birthplace for him, as depicted in *Superman: The Animated Series* and *Smallville*. Colu first appeared in *Superman* #167 (February 1964).

## 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. ↑ Horne, Kiersten Van (writer), Roskin, Marc (director) (June 19, 2019). "Ghost In The Fire". *Krypton*. Season 2. Episode 2. Syfy.
3. ↑ Patel, Lina (writer), Ramsay, Julius (director) (June 26, 2019). "Will To Power". *Krypton*. Season 2. Episode 3. Syfy.
Rune-Lux

**Rune-Lux** was a resistance commander on the moon Wegthor.

## Biography

Rune-Lux was one of the several commanders who fought against Zod's forces. When Seg and Nyssa arrived on Wegthor, Seg warned them about Zod's fleet of the ships coming on the moon. When Rune asked how he got an information, Val told Seg that the rebels had intel from Nyssa before she left HQ, as she also previously served as a spy for Zod, leading to the death of several rebels. Nyssa was aware of the fact and apologised to Val. Rune left to prepare the rebels for the fight on the surface. The ship with Sagitari and Doomsday arrived on their stronghold. He and his assault team fired on him, despite not knowing what the individual was. Rune was soon concerned that the creature was intact. Sensing that something was wrong, Val ordered him to retreat, but Rune declined and told to rebels to fight. Doomsday killed the whole unit, including him.

## References

1. ↑ Francis, David Paul (writer), Welsh, Cameron (director) (August 7, 2019). "Blood Moon". *Krypton*. Season 2. Episode 9. Syfy.
Lor-Ran

*Not to be confused with Lor-Zod*

**Lor-Ran** is a Rankless recruit into the Sagitari.

## Biography

### Prelude

When General Zod began conscripting the Rankless at the end of "The Phantom Zone", Lor-Ran was drawn out of Sector 6, Seg-El's old Rankless district, into the Kryptonian military.

### Season 2

#### "Ghost In The Fire"

*Main article: Ghost In The Fire*

While attending a training session lead by Primus Lyta-Zod, Lyta mistook Lor-Ran for Seg-El, her former lover. She called him out to spar, and although she defeated him handily, Lor was able to gain the upper hand momentarily when Lyta continually saw Seg's face superimposed over his.

After the session, Lyta asked Lor to stay behind to tell him that he reminded her of someone close to her. Thinking to seize the initiative, Lor slowly approached Lyta to kiss her. She backed away, to his confusion, and when Lor questioned her, Lyta snaped and brutally assaulted him. His lower jaw was damaged so badly that he was unable to speak, and he was taken to an infirmary.

## References

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

*"He who kindled the sun. We used to worship all of the gods, but now, only one. Do you know why? At the time of creation, Rao looked out at the chaos and saw wasted potential, and so he formed the stars and planets, the most perfect of which became Krypton. You see, our very planet is a symbol of fully realized potential, Seg. It is also harsh and inhospitable. The only thing protecting us is the force dome, and the only thing protecting the dome is... order. Sadly, your parents chose chaos. I need to know if you intend to follow in their footsteps."*
—Daron-Vex to Seg-El[src]
**Rao** is the supreme deity of the Kryptonian people, others are Cythonna, Telle, Lorra, Mordo, Yuda, Flamebird and Vohc.

## History

Rao is worshipped by Kryptonians as their supreme deity, being immortalized as the main face on the Voice of Rao's mask. He was said to have created the stars and planets in the universe.

## Appearances

### Season 1

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

### Season 2

* "Will To Power" (mentioned)
* "A Better Yesterday" (mentioned)
* "Mercy" (mentioned)

## Trivia

* In DC comics, the name of Rao has several meanings:
	+ Rao is depicted in several continuities as a red supergiant (in some versions as a red dwarf). Their sun causes to supress Kryptonian powers; the opposite of it is a yellow sun in which Superman often uses when flying in space to regain own powers. As a red supergiant, in most versions it is responsible for destruction of Krypton when the sun goes to supernova.
	+ Rao is also depicted as the name of Kryptonian deity, as a creator of their planet and other deities. The name was mentioned in 1970's under tenure of Julius Schwartz, with Superman occassionally exclaiming "Great Rao!" (*Superman* #248, February 1972) but was officially confirmed in the 1982 miniseries *Phantom Zone*.
	+ Rao is also the name of the individual in 2016 *Justice League of America* comic series (part of The New 52). This version is a parasitic false god who sustained his immortality through absorbing parts of the lifespans of his followers. He wanted to use Superman's cells to transform the physiology of humans on Earth, becoming a pure-blooded Kryptonians, in addition to gain more godlike power. Rao was killed by Superman above the Earth.
		- Prior to this comic, in the "New Krypton" storyline from 2008, there was a minor Kryptonian god named Vohc, who possessed Jax-Ur and wanted to end the world. He wanted to use Nightwing and Flamebird to make a fake body of Rao to absorb more energy to end the world and make a new one. Jax-Ur and his fake Rao were banished to the Phantom Zone by Nightwing.

## References

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

**Kryptonopolis** is a city on the planet Krypton.

## History

Kryptonopolis is one of the largest cities on Krypton and is protected by a power dome. The dome also protects the city from the harsh environment in the Outlands where snowstorms rage all day long. The history of the city is tied to the history of the House El, the ancestors of Superman (Kal-El), as the original layout was designed by Superman's ancestor, Gam-El.

In Lyta-Zod's dream reality made under the effects of "Black Mercy", an alien parasitic creature, it is a destination where Seg-El and Lyta go to have a happier life and to bind together.

### Known residents

Kem (formerly and fake reality)

Nyssa-Vex's sister (formerly)

Jayna-Zod (fake reality)

Seg-El (fake reality)

Lyta-Zod (fake reality)

Val-El (fake reality)

Nyssa-Vex (fake reality)

Dev-Em (fake reality)

Dru-Zod (fake reality, holographic image)

Anda (fake reality)

Oracle (computer system) (fake reality)

## Appearances

### Season 1

* "Transformation" (mentioned)
* "The Phantom Zone" (mentioned)

## Trivia

* In DC comics, Kryptonopolis is a birthplace of Kal-El (Superman), first appearing in *Superman* #159 (February 1963).

## References

1. ↑ Aldrin, Katie (writer), Kilner, Clare (director) (July 31, 2019). "Mercy". *Krypton*. Season 2. Episode 8. Syfy.
Kol-Da

**Kol-Da** was a Sagitari within the Military Guild.

## Biography

Kol-Da was a member of the Military Guild, under the command of Lyta-Zod. During a raid on the Rankless in Sector 19, Kol-Da used excessive force while questioning people about Black Zero, resulting in the death of one of the Rankless. When Lyta-Zod found out about the incident, she had Kol-Da arrested. During her trial, she testified about the situation claiming that she checked the suspect containing the bomb and saved many lives. Lyta-Zod thought that Kol-Da killed innocent Rankless citizen while Kol-Da denied this, believing that she abused her rights. Based on her claims, the authorities believed that Lyta-Zod falsely testified and suspected that she is connected to Black Zero, while in reality was framed as a scapegoat by Voice of Rao and Daron in order to stagger the Military Guild and return the peace on the planet. Daron-Vex and Jayna-Zod conversed about Kol-Da claims from computer screen. Daron visited her in prison, promising to release her and was also revealed to be in love with him. Her testimony was later canned by Daron when he decided to release Lyta during her execution. Despite his promise, Kol-Da was killed by Sagitari soldier, presumably instructed by Daron, to make it like a suicide in order to avoid suspicion from Voice of Rao as he reluctantly decided to make a silent resistance against him, in the hopes to reclaim Kandor from him.

## Appearances

* "House of El" (unseen Sagitari soldier)
* "The Rankless Initiative"
* "The Word of Rao"
* "House of Zod"

## References

1. ↑ Welsh, Cameron (writer) & Donnelly, Ciaran (director) (March 28, 2018). "House of El". *Krypton*. Season 1. Episode 2. Syfy.
2. ↑ Tucker, Nadria (writer), Shill, Steve (director) (April 4, 2018). "The Rankless Initiative". *Krypton*. Season 1. Episode 3. Syfy.
3. ↑ Kalteux, Luke (writer), Boak, Keith (director) (April 11, 2018). "The Word of Rao". *Krypton*. Season 1. Episode 4. Syfy.
4. ↑ Patel, Lina (writer), Ramsay, Julius (director) (April 18, 2018). "House of Zod". *Krypton*. Season 1. Episode 5. Syfy.
Yim-Gar

**Yim-Gar** was a member of Military Guild.

## Biography

When Brainiac's ship arrived to take Kandor, all Sagitari wanted to evacuate from the town. Dev-Em, who awakened in Military Guild, ordered him and Bok to prepare the pilots to attack him, but Yim-Gar said that Bok escaped from it early. Yim and the rest gave up, but Lyta-Zod arrived and ordered them not to retreat but to fight. Lyta and Dev began to prepare aerial combat strategy to take down the enemy. All Sagitari and Yim went to combat, but all died when Brainiac technopathically crushed all pilots to ground.
Pilot

"**Pilot**" is the first episode of *Krypton*. It aired on March 21, 2018.

## Synopsis

Superman’s grandfather, Seg-El, learns Krypton is in danger of being destroyed so that his future grandson will never be born.

## Plot

Two hundred years before the birth of Kal-El, a new religious power rises on the planet Krypton. Val-El, of the House of El, is charged with treason and sentenced to death. As a result, the entire House of El is stripped of their status, and they join the Rankless.

Fourteen years later, Val-El's grandson, Seg-El scams Guildsmen for money to help support his family. While trying to deliver medicine to his father at the Lawmakers Guild, Seg stops a terrorist attack targeting Daron-Vex, the same man who sentenced his grandfather to death. As a result, Seg is granted the right be re-ranked in Kandorian society and to marry Daron-Vex's daughter, Nyssa-Vex.

On the streets of Kandor, Seg meets a stranger called Adam Strange who tells me that a threat from the future is approaching Krypton, and that he needs to find the Fortress. He also gives Seg the Sunstone which is marked with a modified symbol from the House of El.

Seg is almost arrested for breaking curfew, but is rescued by his mother who takes him to the Fortress, which was Val-El's hidden laboratory. Val-El was convinced that something was coming to destroy Krypton and the Council tried to suppress his findings. Returning to the city, his mother is arrested for stealing a skimmer and claims allegiance to the terrorist group Black Zero. At her trial, Charys-El denies the existence of the Fortress. During the proceedings, both Charys-El and Ter-El are killed by Primus Jayna-Zod.

At the Fortress, Adam Strange once more visits Seg-El, telling him that his future grandson is in danger. A being called Brainiac is wiping out planets and is trying to stop the birth of Kal-El, the universe's greatest hero, in the future.

## Cast

### Starring

* Cameron Cuffe as Seg-El
* Georgina Campbell as Lyta-Zod
* Shaun Sipos as Adam Strange
* 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

### Guest starring

* Paula Malcomson as Charys-El
* Rupert Graves as Ter-El

### Co-starring

* Nicholas Witham-Mueller as Young Seg
* Anthony Kaye as Soldier #4
* Phill Langhorne as Lawmaker
* Danijel Korsa as Prisoner #3
* Josh Bradshaw as Cadet #1
* Adam Fielding as Cadet #3
* Hadrian Howard as Technician #1
* Peter Basham as Technician #2

## References

1. ↑ "Krypton: Official Descriptions For The First Three Episodes" - KryptonSite
2. ↑ "It feels fitting that our first day on Krypton should fall on the date of this man's birth. A hero and inspiration on screen and off" - Cameron Cuffe (@thecameroncuffe) - Twitter
Junra

**Junra** was a member of Anireh's Cythonnite sect.

## Biography

Junra and his comrades found Seg-El and their missing member Raika in icy tunnels. They took them to their lair and leader Anireh. Junra recognised Seg to be a member of House of El; as a result, he was distrusted to him, considering him to be dangerous, but Anireh silenced his opinion after realising that Seg helped to rescue Raika and also due to his kindness despite coming from House of El, also offering him to heal his wounds. Junra and his comrades later killed Sagitari soldier Tai-Un, but spared the shackled Adam Strange because of his knowledge of their future. He, Raika and Anireh came to the place where the door with hybrid sigel of two family houses of El and Zod was found in underground tunnels, guarded by city dwellers. Anireh and Raika revealed to Seg, Lyta and Dru-Zod that the sect knew the secret of the weapon that could kill Brainiac contained in the room - in the form of terrifying creature named Doomsday created by El and Zod 1000 cycles ago. Zod wanted to obtain it, but the sect did not want to allow it, resulting in armed conflict between them. Seg, Lyta, Strange and Zod escaped, while Junra, Raika, Anireh and surviving soldiers retreated from the place. Despite their conflict, Seg and Raika informed them about Dru's second attempt to take this 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.

After the war with Brainiac and subsequent rise to power of General Zod, many members of the sect were presumably scattered or killed by Doomsday, as revealed by captured Raika from Zod's forces.

## 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.
Skull Ship

**Skull Ship** is the name of Brainiac's ship, which contains bottled cities from other worlds.

## History

Sometime after Brainiac destroyed own people on Colu, he made an advanced massive ship for travel and his conquest, in which he took several cities from other worlds who were destroyed by him. He collected those cities, in his attempts to preserve the knowledge of several cultures. After some traveling, he stumbled on the planet Krypton, in which he wanted to collect Kandor City.

In the original timeline, he took the city and this resulted in severe damage, and, several centuries later, presumably the cause of the destruction of Krypton.

In the altered timeline, an Earthling Adam Strange went back to the past to warn Seg-El about Brainiac's attempts to kill his future descendant, Kal-El, who will become his future enemy. Brainiac was active in this timeline as well.

In both timelines however he did not immediatelly took Kandor. Knowing that Krypton had Religious Guild and worship of Rao, including its turbulent history of Krypton, he subtly controlled and manipulated people through the religious leader Voice of Rao, in his gradual operation to overtake Kandor. His ship was distanced from the planet where Brainiac through VOR began own plan.

When Seg managed to gather several allies and friends in the resistance movement against VOR/Brainiac, his ship finally arrived and began tear up the city to put it in the "bottle". His rampage was stopped by Seg, trapping them both in the Phantom Zone.

Six months later, during Dru-Zod's rule, his ship came above Kandor, but instead to destroy it Brainiac teleported himself from the Fortress of Solitude after Nyssa, Seg and holographic Val removed the nanites from Seg's mind. Through the image of Val, he forced Seg to come with him. When Seg refused, Brainiac left with Seg and Nyssa's son Cor-Vex in his ship.

## Appearances

### Season 1

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

### Season 2

* "In Zod We Trust" (vision)
* "Zods and Monsters"

## Trivia

* In DC comics, Skull Ship is a space vehicle controlled by Brainiac. The ship contains several captured cities in the bottles from several worlds and possess advanced weapons and other technology.

## 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. ↑ Tucker, Nadria (writer), Shill, Steve (director) (April 4, 2018). "The Rankless Initiative". *Krypton*. Season 1. Episode 3. Syfy.
4. ↑ Fiveash, Chad & Stoteraux, James & Welsh, Cameron (writers), Donnelly, Ciaran (director) (May 23, 2018). "The Phantom Zone". *Krypton*. Season 1. Episode 10. Syfy.
5. ↑ Thompson, Joel Anderson (writer), Watson, Erica (director) (July 24, 2019). "Zods and Monsters". *Krypton*. Season 2. Episode 7. Syfy.
TFG 10K

The TFG 10K is an incredibly powerful nuclear blaster capable of destroying hordes of monsters. When left click is held, it continuously fires and holding right click charges a powerful blast of energy.

## Trivia

* This gun was inspired by Doom's BFG 9000.
	+ Ironically, in DOOM Eternal, there is a giant surface to air weapon named the BFG 10000.
Jo-Mon

**Jo-Mon** was a Kryptonian that began a Kandorian tradition of combat.

## Biography

A thousand cycles prior to the present, Jo-Mon invited all of his enemies atop the highest peak of the Jewel Mountains, fighting them all to the death, beginning a long tradition. Jo-Mon was responsible to bring a peace on Krypton after years of civil war between the city states of Kandor and Argo City. A monument in the form of Sword of Jo-Mon is located at southern base of Jewel Mountains, the sword being as a weapon in which Jo-Mon used it in the past.

## Appearances

* "House of El" (mentioned)
* "House of Zod" (mentioned)
* "Hope" (mentioned)
* "Zods and Monsters" (mentioned)

## 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.
Earth

**Earth** (Latin: **Tellus**) is a rocky planet in the Milky Way Galaxy. It orbits a yellow dwarf star, Sun. Earth, in turn is orbited by one small natural satellite, Moon.

## History

The planet was guarded by the hero Superman and his group Justice League.

When Brainiac told to his captive sleepy Jor-El (a son of Seg and Nyssa-Vex) that he would become a god among men, his ship heads to planet Earth, ready to conquer it.

## Known inhabitants

### Current inhabitants

* Kal-El (future)
* Adam Strange (future)

## Appearances

### Season 1

* "Pilot" (mentioned)
* "House of El" (mentioned)
* "Transformation" (mentioned)
* "Savage Night" (mentioned)

### Season 2

* "Light-Years From Home" (mentioned)
* "The Alpha and the Omega"

## 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), Nadda, Ruba (director) (August 14, 2019). "The Alpha and the Omega". *Krypton*. Season 2. Episode 10. Syfy.
Bolt Action Rifle

## Description and Stats

The bolt action rifle is an early game rifle which is not that hard to make and doesn't take too many resources to create. It has the ability to zoom in to easily identify a target and is quite accurate. It also very good against mobs wearing armor as it can pierce armor easily.

### Crafting the Bolt action rifle

To craft the Bolt action rifle, the recipe is as follows:

The ingredients needed to create the Bolt action rifle are:

* 1x Glass block
* 1x Iron plate
* 1x Hardened Barrel
* 1x Iron receiver
* 1x Wooden stock

### Ammunition

The ammunition used in the Bolt action rifle are rifle bullets which can be made using the Ammo Press. The recipe to create rifle rounds can be located here.

## Trivia

* For some reason, it doesn't insta-kill on headshot.
Thur and Pline

**Thur and Pline** are two Sagitari soldiers.

## Biography

Thur and Pline were one of the several Sagitari sent by Dru-Zod to search for Jayna-Zod, Lyta and Dev-Em in the Outlands outpost. When Thur and Pline entered the shelter, they were captured by Jayna and Dev. Thur and Pline were shocked to see the real Lyta alive. In their disbelief, Lyta explained to them that it was her somatically reconditioned clone created by Dru-Zod, in addition to his twisted vision of the future in which many Kryptonians will die. Lyta also explained to Thur that she and his unnamed brother served together as cadets. Thur's brother saved her and other Sagitari in the battle of Mira where he died. After becoming aware of Zod's treachery, Thur and Pline joined to the resistance.

## Appearances

* "Blood Moon"
* "The Alpha and the Omega"

## References

1. ↑ Francis, David Paul (writer), Welsh, Cameron (director) (August 7, 2019). "Blood Moon". *Krypton*. Season 2. Episode 9. Syfy.
Lorra

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

## History

Lorra is one of the old gods worshipped by Kryptonians. They were immortalized as a face on the Voice of Rao's mask.

## Trivia

* In DC comics, Lorra is a goddess of beauty, one of the several deities worshipped in Krypton, first appearing in *Action Comics* #299 (April 1963).

## References

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

**Charys-El** was a member of the House of El and the mother of Seg-El.

## Biography

Charys-El was married to Ter-El, and the pair had a son, Seg-El. Charys, along with her husband and son, was present at Val-El's trial. Val-El was found guilty of sedition and the entire House of El was de-ranked within Kryptonian society.

Fourteen years later, Charys and her family were living in the Rankless District. When Seg returned from a night scamming Guildsmen with his friend, Kem, she noticed that Ter had left for work but had forgotten his medication. Seg offered to make sure he got them. Later, Seg told his parents about his meeting with Adam Strange, showing them the sunstone and the message to find the Fortress of Solitude. Ter took the sunstone for safe keeping since the symbol of the House of El was outlawed. Once Seg had left, Charys and Ter discussed whether or not Seg was ready to know the truth. Deciding that it was time for Seg to know the truth, Charys stole a skimmer. After rescuing him from a group of Sagitari, she took Seg to the Fortress of Solitude where the sunstone allowed them to access it. Charys told Seg about his grandfather's work, and how he had found something that was destroying worlds and heading for Krypton. Back at their home, Charys was arrested for stealing the skimmer, where she claimed to be a member of Black Zero. She had already wiped the nav-data from the skimmer to protect the location of the Fortress. At her trial, Charys told Daron-Vex that he allegiance to Black Zero was simply a ruse so she could speak before the people of Kandor to tell them that Val-El was right. Questioned about the second bio-signature in the skimmer, Ter-El claimed to be his wife's accomplice and was then killed by Primus Jayna-Zod after taking a guard's weapon. The Primus then killed Charys after she attempted to do the same.

## Appearances

### Season 1

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

### Season 2

* "In Zod We Trust" (indirectly mentioned)

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Goldberg, Ian, Goyer, David S. (writers), Donnelly, Ciaran & McCarthy, Colm (directors) (March 21, 2018). "Pilot". *Krypton*. Season 1. Episode 1. Syfy.
Argo City

**Argo City** is one of the many city states on Krypton.

## History

1000 cycles ago, Argo City was involved in civil war with another city state Kandor. The war ended when Jo-Mon united the cities and the peace was brought.

Over the centuries, due to creation of the Guilds, such as Rankless, causing a social tensions and inequality, Argo, along with other cities, rejected authority and declared itself a city state.

## Appearances

### Season 1

* "Savage Night" (mentioned)
* "Hope" (mentioned)

## Trivia

* In DC comics, Argo City is one of the largest cities on Krypton. In many continuities, it is portrayed as having survived the planet's destruction due to a field created to protect the city. Supergirl and her family are from Argo City. The city first appeared in *Action Comics* #252 (May 1959).

## References

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

**Alanna** is a lieutenant of Rannian ship under the command of her father Sardath and acquaintance of Adam Strange.

## Biography

When Adam Strange's Zeta Beam device was running out of energy after his contact with Seg-El, he was transported to Sardath's spaceship. After series of misunderstandings between Adam and Sardath, the latter was initially unsure that Adam can save Seg-El and his future son and the planet Krypton, but his daughter Alanna opined that he should have another chance. Agreeing with her, they transported him back to Krypton's past.

## Trivia

* In DC comics, Alanna is a daughter of the inventor Sardath from the planet Rann and Adam's love interest. She, along with Sardath, first appeared in *Showcase* #17 (November 1958) by Gardner Fox and Mike Sekowsky.
Stak

**Stak** is a Sagitari within the Military Guild.

## Biography

During Dru-Zod's rule, Stak was in Sagitari unit Faora-13 on Wegthor, under the command of Dev-Em. Their aim was to find a rebels hidden in their tunnels. In one of them, Stak caught some bio-reading on her scanning device but because of disturbances she could not say who or what was loading. Dev suggested to set on termal, which was made by Kem, discovering the civilians instead of rebels. Dev-Em decided to leave them as they were harmless. One of his soldiers was against it, believing that they were hiding rebels, also contacting a command when they stopped. Dev-Em contacted a command to ignore his suggestion, but the former declined as the unit was ordered to blow up the tunnel. Dev-Em once again told them that they needed to pull out civilians and then blow up the tunnel, but the command declined. He then requested a contact with Primus Lyta-Zod to modify this order, but this came directly from Lyta. He ignored this and ordered Kem and Stak to breach a hole and pull out the civilians. Sagitari sergeant forced him to cancel this, but when Dev-Em refused, he started a conflict. Dev-Em fought against other members of his unit, but was knocked out by his sergeant, who took his command and ordered all members to proceed with command. Kem was also against the command, but could not act against them. Dev-Em left the unit with the help of Kem, as he was disheartened with everything within the new order in Krypton. After this incident, Stak presumably continued to work as Sagitari in various military actions.

## References

1. ↑ Kalteux, Luke (writer), Ramsay, Julius (director) (July 3, 2019). "Danger Close". *Krypton*. Season 2. Episode 4. Syfy.
Ter-El

**Ter-El** was a member of the House of El. He was the husband of Charys-El and the father of Seg-El. After the House of El was de-ranked, Ter worked as Daron-Vex's clerk in the Lawmakers Guild.

## Biography

Ter-El was married to Charys-El, and the pair had a son, Seg-El. Ter, along with his wife and son, was present at Val-El's trial. Val-El was found guilty of sedition and the entire House of El was de-ranked within Kryptonian society.

Fourteen years later, Ter and his family were living in the Rankless District, and he served as Daron-Vex's clerk within the Lawmakers Guild. He did not like the fact that his son spent his nights scamming Guildsmen with his friend, Kem, afraid that his son would be caught out after curfew and sent to the lunar work camps. Ter left for work but forgot his medication. While Ter-El was in chambers serving Daron-Vex, a terrorist attempted to kill the Voice of Rao with a bomb implanted in his arm. Seg, having arrived to give his father the medication, managed to stop the terrorist long enough for a guard to destroy the attacker's arm. Ter later attended Daron as he offered Seg the chance to be Ranked once more, but this time as a member of the House of Vex, and the chance to marry his daughter, Nyssa-Vex. Later, Seg showed his parents the sunstone that Adam Strange had given him, and filled his parents in on the stranger's message to find the Fortress of Solitude. Ter took the sunstone for safe keeping since the symbol of the House of El was outlawed, and with Seg soon to be ranked again, he did not want to endanger his son's future. Once Seg had left, Ter and Charys discussed whether or not Seg was ready to know the truth. Charys stole a skimmer to rescue Seg-El from being beaten by some Sagitari, and to take him to the Fortress of Solitude. She was later arrested for the crime and brought to trial. When confronted with the fact that there were two bio-signatures in the skimmer, Ter claimed to be his wife's accomplice to protect Seg. Taking one of the guard's weapons, he was subsequently killed by Primus Jayna-Zod.

## Appearances

### Season 1

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

### Season 2

* "In Zod We Trust" (indirectly mentioned)

## Trivia

* In DC comics, Ter-El is a member of the House of El.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Goldberg, Ian, Goyer, David S. (writers), Donnelly, Ciaran & McCarthy, Colm (directors) (March 21, 2018). "Pilot". *Krypton*. Season 1. Episode 1. Syfy.
Vidar-Zod

**Vidar** is Jayna-Zod's brother.

## Biography

When Vidar was young his father gave him and Jayna a task to go to the Outlands and prove themselves worthy of being a Zod. Vidar however could not complete the task and got lost in the Outlands.

Cycles later, when Brainiac prepared to attack Krypton, Vidar seemingly returned to help Jayna after she was shot by Lyta-Zod, finding her in underground tunnels.

Six months after the war with Brainiac, Jayna and Vidar were seen camping in Outlands, telling the story of the creation of their planet by two gods. They continued to walk into the mountains until coming to the near Outlands bar. She thanked to her brother, who was ultimately revealed to be a hallucination, as he truly died from the cold in Outlands in the past.

## Appearances

### Season 1

* "House of Zod" (flashback)
* "Hope"

## References

1. ↑ Patel, Lina (writer), Ramsay, Julius (director) (April 18, 2018). "House of Zod". *Krypton*. Season 1. Episode 5. Syfy.
2. ↑ Fiveash, Chad and Stoteraux, James (writers), Ettlin, Lukas (director) (May 16, 2018). "Hope". *Krypton*. Season 1. Episode 9. Syfy.
3. ↑ Horne, Kiersten Van (writer), Roskin, Marc (director) (June 19, 2019). "Ghost In The Fire". *Krypton*. Season 2. Episode 2. Syfy.
Cameron Cuffe

## Cameron Cuffe

### Most recent episode

"The Rankless Initiative"

**Cameron Cuffe** is an English actor. He portrays Seg-El in *Krypton*.

## Credits

### Season 1

* "Pilot" Seg-El
* "House of El" Seg-El
* "The Rankless Initiative" Seg-El
* "The Word of Rao" Seg-El
* "House of Zod" Seg-El
* "Civil Wars" Seg-El
* "Transformation" Seg-El
* "Savage Night" Seg-El
* "Hope" Seg-El
* "The Phantom Zone" Seg-El

### Season 2

* "Light-Years From Home" Seg-El
* "Ghost In The Fire" Seg-El
* "Will To Power" Seg-El
* "Danger Close" Seg-El
* "A Better Yesterday" Seg-El
* "In Zod We Trust" Seg-El
* "Zods and Monsters" Seg-El
* "Mercy" Seg-El
* "Blood Moon" Seg-El
* "The Alpha and the Omega" Seg-El
Rankless

The **rankless** refers to those that were not part of a guild in Kandor City on the planet Krypton. They were typically treated poorly by those within guilds.

## History

The rankless live in the Rankless District, where many attend a bar operated by Kem. Many rankless were angry at authorities and Military Guild who felt being repressed, causing a social unrest. The religious figure, named Voice of Rao, managed to calm them down and convinced them to have a trust in him. In reality, they were manipulated by foreign alien being who wanted to destroy Krypton, known as Brainiac.

Following the war against Brainiac by resistance movement, General Zod from the future rose to power and in several months all rankless people were required to register in Sagitari army. This apparently created an equality in the people, but only caused a complete lack of freedom and opposition as Zod wanted to create a powerful army to conquer other civilizations in space.

## Known individuals

### Current individuals

* Kem
* Ona
* Rhom

### Former individuals

* Charys-El (deceased)
* Seg-El (promoted to the Science Guild)
* Ter-El (deceased)
* Val-El (deceased)

## Appearances

### Season 1

* "Pilot"
* "House of El"
* "The Rankless Initiative"
* "The Word of Rao"
* "House of Zod"
* "Civil Wars"
* "Transformation"
* "Savage Night"
* "Hope"
* "The Phantom Zone"

### Season 2

* "In Zod We Trust" (mentioned)
* "Zods and Monsters" (mentioned)
* "Mercy" (mentioned)
* "Blood Moon" (mentioned)

## References

1. ↑ Goldberg, Ian, Goyer, David S. (writers), Donnelly, Ciaran & McCarthy, Colm (directors) (March 21, 2018). "Pilot". *Krypton*. Season 1. Episode 1. Syfy.
Telle

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

## History

Telle is one of the old gods worshipped by Kryptonians. They were immortalized as a face on the Voice of Rao's mask.

## Trivia

* In DC comics, Telle is a god of wisdom, one of the several deities worshipped in Krypton, first appearing in *Action Comics* #299 (April 1963).

## References

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

**Anireh** was the leader of a sect of Cythonnites who lived in underground tunnels in the Outlands.

## Biography

When Seg-El and their missing member Raika were found by Junra, they were taken to her lair. Anireh greeted him, revealing her sect who worship the ice goddess Cythonna. Despite knowing that Seg is from the House of El, she thanked him for saving Raika from Black Zero agents and offered him to heal his wounds. Anireh and her followers later went to underground tunnels to protect the place where the door with hybrid sigil of two houses of El and Zod was found. Anireh confronted Seg, Lyta and Dru-Zod revealing that the sect knew the secret of the weapon in the form of terrifying creature named Doomsday, created by El and Zod 1000 cycles ago. Although they knew that it will be used against Brainiac, they kept it in underground because they cannot destroy it. Zod wanted it and started armed conflict. Anireh and others retreated from this place.

After the war against Brainiac and subsequent rise to power of General Zod, many members of the sect were either scattered or killed by Doomsday, as revealed by captured Raika from Zod's forces.

## Appearances

### Season 1

* "House of Zod"
* "Civil Wars"

### Season 2

* "Light-Years From Home" (indirectly mentioned)

## 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. ↑ Goyer, David S. & Welsh, Cameron (writers), Roskin, Marc (director) (June 12, 2019). "Light-Years From Home". *Krypton*. Season 2. Episode 1. Syfy.
Season 1

The **first season** of *Krypton* premiered on Syfy on March 21, 2018, and concluded on May 23. It became available to stream on DC Universe on April 5, 2019.

## Synopsis

Set two generations before the destruction of the legendary Man of Steel's home planet, *Krypton* follows Superman’s grandfather — whose House of El was ostracized and shamed — as he fights to redeem his family’s honor and save his beloved world from chaos.

## Cast

### Full Season 1 cast

* 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
* Ian McElhinney as Val-El
* Hannah Waddingham as Jax-Ur
* Alexis Raben as Rhom
* Tipper Seifert-Cleveland as Ona
* Andrea Vasiliou as Kol-Da
* Sarah Armstrong as Kiyo
* India Mullen as Sevi
* Sonita Henry as Raika
* Lukas Loughran as Junra
* Nicholas Witham-Mueller as Young Seg

## Gallery

### Promotional images

Seg-ElAdam StrangeJayna-ZodDev-EmLyta-ZodNyssa-VexVal-ElHouse of Zod poster - "In Zod We Trust"Key art - "In Zod We Trust"House of Em poster - "Us Vs. Em"Key art - "Us Vs. Em"House of Vex poster - "The Vex Factor"Key art - "The Vex Factor"House of El poster - "Fight Like El"Key art - "Fight Like El""There's More to the Legend"First look at Blake Ritson as Brainiac.House of El poster - "Fight Like El"

### Title cards

Title card for "Pilot".Title card from "House of El" onwards.
## References

1. ↑ Krypton Season 1 Will Stream on DC Universe in 2019 – CBR
2. ↑ Krypton (@KryptonSYFY) - Twitter
Survival Tutorial

Get iron armors and iron sword. Raid a military base. Kill and start collecting guns and ammo. You will most likely get shotgun, smg and some body armor from military base. Then runaway before helicopter arrives. Start gathering material and craft high level weapons and armors. Go to nether to get even stronger.
Hand cannon

The Hand Cannon is the simplest and cheapest weapon, available very early in the game.

Performance-wise, this weapon is extremely similar to the vanilla bow. Hand Cannon shot deals the same amount of damage as fully charged arrow from an unenchanted Bow, and both weapons even have identical delay between the shots (charging the shot from a Bow takes just as long as reloading the Hand Cannon). Also, like the Bow, shots from the Hand Cannon travel in an arc.

## Ammo

The hand Cannon uses one of the cheapest ammo sources in the game, being crafted with just 1 gunpowder and 3 cobblestone blocks.
Tharb-El

**Tharb-El** was a member of the Science Guild and a member of the House of El.

## Biography

As a member of the Science Guild, Tharb-El helped to find a cure to the Green Death, saving Kryptonians from extinction.

## References

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

The laser pistol is a late in the game type of weapon which is more complex to craft, but is more powerful than the basic weapons. The recipe to create the Laser Pistol is as follows:

The ingredients required are:

* 2x Obsidian steel plate
* 1x Laser barrel
* 3x Steel nuggets
* 1x Elite Circuit board (techguns) or 1x Elite Control Circuit (mekanism)
* 1x Redstone battery
* 1x Plastic sheet

Further details - TBU
Chemical Laboratory

The Chemical Laboratory is a machine which is used to craft various materials need for weapons and armor, like rubber. It requires a power source of EUs, supplied either by wire or generator built right on top of it.

### **Filling Up**

To fill the Chemical Laboratory, you can simply right click with a filled bucket (of the liquid you wish to use), and it should fill 1000 mB of that liquid. Alternatively, you can use mods like Extra Utilities 2 (which are also necessary to generate the RF to power the machine) to create a pipe system to transfer the liquid to the Chemical Laboratory.
Installation

For installing **Techguns**, you will need to download it from Curseforge. Download the latest version, you also

need to install Forge for 1.12.2. After having installed Forge, go to your %appdata% folder (windows + r), then find

the "mods" folder and put the mod jar here.

## Strongly Recommended mods to have (optional)

-Chisel & CTM : CTM add connected textures to the game and support Techguns. Chisel adds building blocks that some Techguns structures are made of. Note that not having Chisel will replace the modded blocks by vanilla or Techguns blocks.

-Forge energy mod : Techguns add machines that requires RF to work. Using Thermal Foundation should work

This can be disabled in the configuration.

-Just Enough Items (JEI) : This is needed to view all recipes including machines ingame

-Patchouli : when Patchouli is installed, Techguns will add a ingame "wiki" that can be read everywhere.
Steam Armor Plating

Steam Armor Plating is going to be an useful resource and is pretty cheap to make, as the only things you will need is Bronze plate and Steel plate.

With Steam Armor Plating, you can make Steam armor, which is basically an early game power armor in my opinion..

You will also need Compressed air tanks to be able to use the armor (You can wear the armor without them, but the armor won't really work.)

To make a full set of Steam armor you need 24 Bronze plates and Steel plates to make 24 Steam Armor Platings (4 for Boots, 5 for the Helmet, 7 for the Leggings and 8 for the Chestplate.)
Kryptonians

**Kryptonians** are the native sentient species of the planet Krypton. Physically similar to Humans, Kryptonians have a rigid caste system. There are six primary Guilds – the Lawmakers Guild, the Military Guild, the Science Guild, the Religious Guild, the Artisans Guild, and the Technicians Guild – and the Rankless, who are considered the lowest in terms of rank.

Sexual reproduction was prohibited centuries before, so Kryptonian reproduction is achieved through use of the Genesis Chamber, which can grow a fetus from genetic material donated from two parents. The Chamber can also predict the child's eventual physical features, medical history, name, and occupation.

Kryptonians have a detached, more rational way to see things. They believe in productivity and sufficiency. They also think very highly of themselves. Kryptonians have a centrist vision of the world, and think Krypton is the only civilized and worthy planet made in the universe.

There are different deities that exist on Krypton: Cythonna, Rao, Telle, Lorra, Mordo, and Yuda.

Kryptonians' metabolisms are changed and reinforced when submitted to yellow sun radiation. When this occurs, they possess the ability to fly, super-strength, x-ray vision, heat vision, invulnerability, super-hearing, super-breath, super-speed.

## External links

* Kryptonian from Aliens Wikia
* Kryptonian from Wikipedia
* Kryptonians from DC Wikia
* Kryptonian from DCAU Wikia
* Kryptonians from Superheroes Wikia
* Kryptonian from DC Comics Extended Universe Wikia
* Kryptonians from DC Extended Universe Wikia
* Kryptonians from Arrowverse Wikia
* Kryptonians from Superman Wikia
* Kryptonians from Superman Rebirth Wikia
* Kryptonian from Superman Anthology Wikia
* Kryptonian & Kryptonian (Earth-2A) from SuperFriends Wikia
* Kryptonians from Smallville Wikia
* Kryptonian from Young Justice Wikia
* Kryptonians from Injustice Wikia
* Kryptonians from Infinite Crisis Wikia
* Kryptonians from DC Movies Wikia
* Kryptonians from Titans Wikia
* Kryptonians from DC Animated Movie Universe Wikia
* Kryptonians from Superman Fan Fiction Wikia
* Kryptonians from Ultimate Pop Culture Wikia
* Kryptonians from Legion of Superheroes Wikia
* Kryptonians from Unnatural World Wikia
Gauss Rifle

The Gauss Rifle is an endgame, sci-fi sniper rifle with the unique trait of doing the same damage over all distances. The Gauss Rifle does high damage with high velocity making it suited for sniping, although at cost of slight inaccuracy. It uses both Energy Cells and Gauss Rifle Slugs as it's ammo.
Nuclear Death Ray

The Nuclear Death Ray is a fast firing nuclear ray. The Nuclear Death Ray has a low damage but fires extremely fast (at 30 6.0-1.0 damage per second) allowing it to do high damage per second. The Nuclear Death Ray is not very good at dealing with crowds but is very good at single target damage. Since it's damage type is radiation damage, it will easily penetrate armor without any radiation protection.

The Nuclear Death Ray is craftable, although it requires machines such as the Fabricator and the Reaction Chamber, making it difficult to obtain. The ammo is also pretty expensive, requiring Enriched Uranium.
Rocket Launcher

A staple explosive weapon, the Rocket Launcher fires a single rocket which will travel in a slight downward arc, exploding upon impact with any solid object. It uses Rockets as ammunition. Alternative High Velocity Rockets can be used, which as the name implies travel at a greatly increased speed, while also flattening the trajectory, at the cost of being more expensive and having the explosion radius reduced by 25%.

Last but not the least, the stock Rocket Launcher is the only weapon capable of launching the Tactical Nuke, which works as an alternative ammo for the weapon. Compared to base Rocket ammo, the Tactical Nuke offers an immense boost of 400% to damage dealt and explosion radius, as well as leaving lingering radiation in the detonation area.
Techguns Manual

The Techguns manual is a guide which covers a large amount of information about the mod. It only exists if the Patchouli mod is also installed

It has several chapters which are:

1. weapons
2. armors
3. simple machines
4. machines
5. multiblock machines
6. survival guide
7. techguns inventory
8. tech doors
9. ore drills
10. entry index