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Jochi is the son of Mongul MDCCXCI, who succeeded his father as ruler of Warworld after his father's defeat. Unlike his predecessors, he did not take the name Mongul for himself.
History
Jochi visited Earth's champions intending to make them pay for his father's defeat. Superman didn't want to harm innocents in the cross fire, so Jochi invited him, Batman, and two of each of their families to challenge him aboard Warworld. Jochi gave them a day to accept, or face the consequences.
When the champions returned, Jochi was being challenged by a potential successor for the domain of Warworld, but a stranger aided him in his enemy's defeat just as they were about to eliminate him. Jochi reluctantly had to accept the "Batman Clan's" claim on his life after Mongul's defeat. As the fights raged on to the final battle, Warworld's council saw the Earthlings' reluctance to kill their enemies and decided to destroy Earth, but Jochi instead desired to inspire a better, more merciful way of rule. His people rejected such doctrine and were about to destroy the planet when Superman pushed the Warworld alongside all it's inhabitants to the Phantom Zone, imprisoning Jochi with his hateful subjects.
He slayed all his rebellious followers, remaining alone on his now broken world alongside his father, who showed disgust to what his son did to his army before piercing his chest with his sword, proclaiming himself as Warworld's sole ruler.[1]
Powers and Abilities
Powers
- Warzoon Physiology: The Warzoons are a species native of the artificial planet of Warworld. Due to the harsh living condition present on their planet they have developed abilities that set them above common humanoids.[2]
- Superhuman Strength: The Warzoons possess incredible physical strength, they can lift impossible weights, deliver terrifying blows capable of shaking the earth[3] and effortlessly dismember common humanoids.[4]
- Super-Leaping: Thanks to the powerful muscles in their legs Warzoon can make incredible leaps.[5]
- Superhuman Stamina
- Superhuman Durability: Warzoons are nigh-invulnerable and can take amounts of damage that would ordinarily obliterate a common being with almost no injury.[6] Explosions, kinetic impacts and energy blasts are not a threat to them and only unrelenting and brutal assaults[7] or beings of similar power can cause serious damage.[8]
- Accelerated Healing: In the unlikely event of suffering a grievous injury Warzoons can recover at an advanced rate.[5]
- Superhuman Speed: Despite their size Warzoons can move at great speed and can overwhelm their enemies before they have time to react.[5]
- Superhuman Reflexes: Thanks to their speed Warzoons can react to multiple threats in the blink of an eye.[3]
- Superhuman Agility: Warzoons possess great cordination that allows them to quickly perform feats of agility remarkable for beings of their size.[6]
- Superhuman Strength: The Warzoons possess incredible physical strength, they can lift impossible weights, deliver terrifying blows capable of shaking the earth[3] and effortlessly dismember common humanoids.[4]
Abilities
- Hand-to-Hand Combat (Advanced): Jochi is a very skilled warrior, having lived all his life fighting for Warworld. He is capable of fending off against multiple opponents simultaneously.[1]
- Swordsmanship: Jochi is a very skilled swordsman [1]
Paraphernalia
Transportation
- Warworld (Formerly)
Weapons
- Swords
Notes
- Son of Mongul was created by Peter Tomasi and Scot Eaton, first appearing in Showcase '95 #8. However, in the Prime Earth continuity, Son of Mongul first appeared as part of the New 52 DC Universe in Batman/Superman #7 by Greg Pak, Brett Booth, and Norm Rapmund.
- His father Mongul has four fingers in each hand, whereas he has five fingers in each hand.
Trivia
- He was named after Oldest Son of Gengis Khan and Founder of Golden Horde
Recommended Reading
Related
- 2 Appearances of Jochi (Prime Earth)
- 3 Images featuring Jochi (Prime Earth)
- 1 Quotations by or about Jochi (Prime Earth)
- Character Gallery: Jochi (Prime Earth)
Footnotes
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