Legion of Doom Team Member
Bizarro Legion of Doom Member | |
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Species: | Bizarro |
Home Planet: | Bizarro World |
Base: | Hall of Doom |
Affiliations: | The Legion of Doom |
Rogue of: | Superman |
Voiced by: | Bill Calloway |
Bizarro #1 | |
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Information | |
Species: | Bizarro |
Homeworld: | Bizarro World |
Base: | Hall of Injustice located in Bizarro Metropolis |
Affiliations: | Bizarro Super Powers Team |
Rogue of: | Superman |
Voiced/Played: | Danny Dark |
By the early 80's, Bizarro often referred to himself as Bizarro # 1,
since he is the first of his kind.
He soon decides that he wants to become a superhero. And he forms the Bizarro Super Powers Team. His base of operations is the Hall of Injustice, located on the Bizarro World in Bizarro Metropolis. During this time, He often proved to be more of a menace than anything else, since he was so stupid that even though he tried doing good things,
it always turned out bad!
He is an imperfect duplicate of Superman who thinks somewhat like a child.
He uses very childish speech patterns.
on the chest is backwards.
Background Information
On the paralell-universe of Earth-One, criminal mastermind Lex Luthor once acquired the designs for a Duplicator Ray first envisioned by a scientist named Professor Dalton. Modifying the device, Luthor intended on using it to create a super-strong clone of his nemesis, Superman; a mindless slave who would obey Luthor's every command. However, the duplication process failed, and resulted in the creation of an imperfect duplicate of Superman. This artificial being, later began to refer to itself as Bizarro.[1] Luthor is forgotten as Bizarro attempts to emulate Superman, creating havoc in the city of Metropolis and almost exposing Superman's secret identity as Clark Kent. When Bizarro falls in love with reporter Lois Lane, she uses the duplicating ray on herself to create a "Bizarro Lois", who is instantly attracted to Bizarro. The Bizarros leave Earth together, determined to find a home where they can be themselves.[2]
Superman encounters the couple once again, discovering that Bizarro - now called Bizarro #1; has used a version of the duplication ray to create an entire world of Bizarros, who now reside on a square-shaped planet called "Htrae" (Earth spelled backwards).[3]
Strengths
Same as Superman:
- Vast Super Strength
- Invulnerability
- Flight
- Super Speed
- Heightened senses
- Various vision based powers
- Ice Breath
- Superbreath
Weakness
Blue Kryptonite: All Bizarros are susceptible to the effects of Blue Kryptonite. This form of Kryptonite robs a Bizarro of its superhuman talents. Prolonged exposure to Blue Kryptonite will ultimately prove fatal to a Bizarro.
Secret Lair
Bizarro's secret lair is on his home planet, Bizarro World.
Legion of Doom Team Members
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Episode Appearances
Other Bizarro characters:
Notes
- Bizarro first appeared in Action Comics, Vol. 1 #254 (July, 1959).[4]
- Bizarro #1 and Bizarro from Season 3, The Challenge of the SuperFriends look nothing alike.
- It is confirmed in the 1983 short; Video Victims that they are in fact the same person.
Trivia
- Although Bizarro No. 1 is the most famous of all related characters, he is not in fact the first Bizarro. In October of 1968, writer Otto Binder introduced a Bizarro character who functioned as an imperfect duplicate of the Earth-One Superboy. This bizarro was the product of a scientist named Professor Dalton and was destroyed after making only one appearance.[5][6]
External Links
- Bizarro at Don Markstein's Toonpedia
- Pre-Crisis Bizarro at Supermaniac
- Bizarro at wikipedia.org
- The Bizarro Disambiguation page at the DC Database
Appearances in Other Media
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References
- ↑ Conroy, Mike. 500 Comicbook Villains, Collins & Brown, 2004.
- ↑ As revealed in Action Comics, Vol. 1 #254 (July, 1959) and #255 (August, 1959), which can be found at the DC Database.
- ↑ As revealed in Action Comics, Vol. 1 #263 (April, 1960) and #254 (May, 1960), which can be found at the DC Database.
- ↑ Go to DC Database for more on Action Comics, Vol. 1 #254 (July, 1959).
- ↑ As revealed in Superboy, Vol. 1 #68 (November, 1958), which can be found at the DC Database.
- ↑ Superboy, Vol. 1 #68 (November, 1958) can also be found at Mike's Amazing World of DC Comics.