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| − | | Relatives = [[Alexander Luthor (Smallville)|Lex Luthor]] (genetic template |
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+ | | BaseOfOperations = [[Project Cadmus (Smallville)|Cadmus Labs]] |
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+ | | PlaceOfBirth = [[Project Cadmus (Smallville)|Cadmus Labs]] |
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+ | | Creators = Holly Henderson; Don Whitehead |
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| + | | HistoryText = One of many clones of [[Alexander Luthor (Smallville)|Lex Luthor]] created by [[Project Cadmus (Smallville)|Cadmus Labs]], to rebuild Luthor's body. Like most, LX-3 was flawed. Not only did he age rapidly, but also developed psychotic behavior. |
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| − | | HistoryText = [[Tess Mercer (Smallville)|Tess Mercer]] opened a locked door in the [[Cadmus Labs]] and released an older clone of Lex Luthor, who managed to ignite the entire lab, destroying the other imperfect Lex Luthor clones. "Lex" then attacked [[Lois Lane (Smallville)|Lois Lane]] at the [[Kent Farm]] and took her to Lawson's Field, the same place where his [[Alexander Luthor (Smallville)|original self]] saved [[Kal-El (Smallville)|Clark Kent]] when he was strung up as a scarecrow during Clark's freshman year. He tied Lois to the same cross and explained to her who exactly he was. "Lex" then set the field around Lois on fire, leaving her to burn. |
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| + | In 2010, LX-3 was accidently released by [[Lutessa Luthor (Smallville)|Tess Mercer]]. LX-3 overpowered and tied her up, before he burned most of the other clones of Lex to death. LX-3 made his way to the [[Kent Farm]], where he kidnapped [[Lois Lane (Smallville)|Lois Lane]]. He strung her up in the same field the real Lex had found [[Kal-El (Smallville)|Clark Kent]] nine years earlier. LX-3 set the field on fire, while also triggering a bomb he had placed at the [[Daily Planet]]. His plan was to force Clark to choose between saving Lois or people in Metropolis. His plan failed and LX-3 died as a result of his rapid aging. |
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| − | Clark arrived at the field and spoke with "Lex" who then revealed that the original Lex had been killed in the truck explosion that [[Oliver Queen (Smallville)|Oliver Queen]] had caused two years prior. "Lex" blamed Clark for everything that had happened to him in his original self's life. "Lex" told him that it was pride that made Clark become the man he is. Clark, enraged by the things "Lex" said to him, strangled him, nearly killing the clone of his former friend but noticed that his nose began to bleed. "Lex" revealed he was already dying, his mutated body decaying but before he died, told Clark that he had to make a choice, either save Lois or save the people of [[Metropolis]] after Lex had planted bombs on the top of the [[Daily Planet (Smallville)|Daily Planet]]. He hoped that no matter what the choice, Clark would no longer be seen as a hero, not being fast enough to save both. The clone died as Clark sped off to prevent the death of Lois at the crucifix and the death of citizens in the rush hour under the falling Daily Planet globe, proving "Lex" wrong. |
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Revision as of 19:30, 10 April 2019
History
One of many clones of Lex Luthor created by Cadmus Labs, to rebuild Luthor's body. Like most, LX-3 was flawed. Not only did he age rapidly, but also developed psychotic behavior.
In 2010, LX-3 was accidently released by Tess Mercer. LX-3 overpowered and tied her up, before he burned most of the other clones of Lex to death. LX-3 made his way to the Kent Farm, where he kidnapped Lois Lane. He strung her up in the same field the real Lex had found Clark Kent nine years earlier. LX-3 set the field on fire, while also triggering a bomb he had placed at the Daily Planet. His plan was to force Clark to choose between saving Lois or people in Metropolis. His plan failed and LX-3 died as a result of his rapid aging.
Notes
- LX-3 was portrayed by Mackenzie Gray.
Related
- 1 Appearances of LX-3 (Smallville)
- 2 Images featuring LX-3 (Smallville)
- Quotations by or about LX-3 (Smallville)
- Character Gallery: LX-3 (Smallville)
Footnotes
Template:Smallville
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