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| Relatives = [[Kal-El (Earth-One)|Clark Kent]] (father)<br>
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| Relatives = [[Linda Danvers (New Earth)|Linda Danvers]] (mother)
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| HistoryText = When [[Linda Danvers (New Earth)|Linda Danvers]] tried to take the place of pre-Crisis [[Kara Zor-El (Earth-One)|Kara Zor-El]], she unknowingly won the heart of the pre-Crisis version of [[Kal-El (Earth-One)|Superman]]. The two married, and had a daughter named Ariella Kent.
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| HistoryText = When [[Linda Danvers (New Earth)|Linda Danvers]] tried to take the place of [[Earth-One]] [[Kara Zor-El (Earth-One)|Kara Zor-El]], she accidentally created a split timeline where [[Kal-El (Earth-One)|Superman]] fell in love with her. The two married and had a daughter named Ariella Kent.<ref>{{c|Supergirl Vol 4 79}}</ref>
   
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When Spectre came to send Linda back to the post-Crisis era, and return the pre-Crisis to its original state (and replace her with Kara), Linda agreed on the condition that Ariella would be spared. The [[Aztar (New Earth)|Spectre]] agreed to her terms, and when all traces of Linda Danvers' existence was wiped from the pre-Crisis era, Ariella was left alone to wander the universe.
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When [[Aztar (New Earth)|The Spectre]] came to send Linda back to her own parallel reality, Linda agreed on the condition that Ariella would be spared. The Spectre agreed to her terms, and Ariella was left alone to wander over the universe.<ref>{{c|Supergirl Vol 4 80}}</ref>
   
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Possessing incredible powers at the very tender age of 6, Ariella began to play in space, unknowingly causing massive devastation. Her ability to time-travel carried her to the 853rd century, where she saved a planet from destruction by playing with the invaders (and accidentally destroying all of their ships and weapons). She became very attached to alien refugee, Dura, who had been fleeing from her, since she had nearly destroyed his planet. She called him "Daddy" (he called her "R'E'L, the Destroyer of Worlds"), and he was able to use her affection to exert some degree of control over her, and keep the universe safe.
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Possessing incredible powers at the very tender age of 6, Ariella began to play in space, unknowingly causing massive devastation. Her ability to time-travel carried her to the [[853rd Century]], where she accidentally destroyed a planet as playing with an invading fleet.
   
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Having became attached to an alien refugee named Dura, who had been fleeing from her since she destroyed his planet, Ariella insisted on travelling with him. Dura agreed, thinking maybe he could teach her how to use her powers carefully.
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Later, she time-traveled to the post-Crisis era, shortly after the "Sins of Youth" storyline, and met her newest playmate, Klarion the Witch Boy (who seemed smitten with the 6-and-a half year old powerhouse).
  
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At some point, Ariella wandered over to the [[20th Century]] [[New Earth]] and befriended [[Klarion Bleak (New Earth)|Klarion the Witch Boy]], who seemed smitten with her.<ref>{{c|Young Justice Vol 1 21}}</ref>
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Ariella's existence would be erased when [[Alexander Luthor, Jr. (Earth-Three)|Lex Luthor, Jr.]] carried out [[Infinite Crisis|his plan to rewrite reality]].
   
 
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Revision as of 13:16, 13 September 2019


When Linda Danvers tried to take the place of Earth-One Kara Zor-El, she accidentally created a split timeline where Superman fell in love with her. The two married and had a daughter named Ariella Kent.[1]

When The Spectre came to send Linda back to her own parallel reality, Linda agreed on the condition that Ariella would be spared. The Spectre agreed to her terms, and Ariella was left alone to wander over the universe.[2]

Possessing incredible powers at the very tender age of 6, Ariella began to play in space, unknowingly causing massive devastation. Her ability to time-travel carried her to the 853rd Century, where she accidentally destroyed a planet as playing with an invading fleet.

Having became attached to an alien refugee named Dura, who had been fleeing from her since she destroyed his planet, Ariella insisted on travelling with him. Dura agreed, thinking maybe he could teach her how to use her powers carefully.

At some point, Ariella wandered over to the 20th Century New Earth and befriended Klarion the Witch Boy, who seemed smitten with her.[3]

Ariella's existence would be erased when Lex Luthor, Jr. carried out his plan to rewrite reality.

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  1. ↑ Supergirl (Volume 4) #79
  2. ↑ Supergirl (Volume 4) #80
  3. ↑ Young Justice #21


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