Kalibak (DCAU)

History

Kalibak's entire life was centered on pleasing his father. He was also the brother of one of his greatest enemies, the New God Orion.

Superman

When Darkseid learned of Superman's existence on earth, he made plans to destroy him. Caliber offered to go to earth to destroy Superman for Darkseid, but Darkseid told him that Superman's death was too important to him for him to entrust it to Kalibak. Desaad later convinced Kalibak that Darkseid would be pleased with him if he went to earth and killed Superman. Kalibak went to earth, and faced Superman in the streets of Metropolis. They had a long fight, but Superman finally bested Kalibak, and threw him out of the city, and into the nearby wilderness. Caliber landed there, and a Boom Tube opened in front of him, and Darkseid stepped out, quite displeased that Kalibak disobeyed him. Superman arrived in time to watch Darkseid send Kalibak back to Apokolips with his Omega-Beams. Superman confronted Darkseid, but Darkseid merely blasted him with his Omega-Beams before leaving.^[1]

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Powers and Abilities

Powers

• New God Physiology
  • Invulnerability
  • Superhuman Strength^[2][3]
    

Paraphernalia

Weapons

• Beta Club
  

Notes

• This version of the character is exclusive to the continuity of the DC Animated Universe and is an adaptation of Kalibak. The original character was created by Jack Kirby and first appeared in New Gods #1.
• Kalibak was voiced by Michael Dorn.

Related

• 19 Appearances of Kalibak (DCAU)
• 2 Images featuring Kalibak (DCAU)
• 1 Quotations by or about Kalibak (DCAU)
• Character Gallery: Kalibak (DCAU)

External Links

• Kalibak at the DC Animated Universe Wiki

Footnotes

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