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| Overview = The '''Legion of Super-Heroes''' was a team formed by young heroes from all over the [[United Planets]] in the [[31st Century]]. They were inspired by the [[21st Century]] hero [[Kal-El (Legion of Super-Heroes TV Series)|Superman]], who eventually joined their ranks through time travel.
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| HistoryText = The age of the Legion of Super-Heroes began when [[Garth Ranzz (Legion of Super-Heroes TV Series)|Garth Ranzz]], [[Rokk Krinn (Legion of Super-Heroes TV Series)|Rokk Krinn]] and [[Imra Ardeen (Legion of Super-Heroes TV Series)|Imra Ardeen]] rescued [[Rene Jacques Brande (Legion of Super-Heroes TV Series)|R.J. Brande]] from assassins on a spacecraft on its way to Earth. The first the kids saw on Earth was the [[Kal-El (Legion of Super-Heroes TV Series)|Superman]] museum, where they were inspired to become heroes. They decided to track down the mastermind behind R.J. Brande's assassination, and it turned out that it was [[Roderick Doyle (Legion of Super-Heroes TV Series)|Roderick Doyle]]. This lead R.J. Brande to form the '''Legion of Super-Heroes'''.
 
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=== Origin ===
 
The age of the Legion of Super-Heroes began when [[Garth Ranzz (Legion of Super-Heroes TV Series)|Garth Ranzz]], [[Rokk Krinn (Legion of Super-Heroes TV Series)|Rokk Krinn]] and [[Imra Ardeen (Legion of Super-Heroes TV Series)|Imra Ardeen]] rescued [[Rene Jacques Brande (Legion of Super-Heroes TV Series)|R.J. Brande]] from assassins on a spacecraft on its way to Earth. The first the kids saw on Earth was the [[Kal-El (Legion of Super-Heroes TV Series)|Superman]] museum, where they were inspired to become heroes. They decided to track down the mastermind behind R.J. Brande's assassination, and it turned out that it was [[Roderick Doyle (Legion of Super-Heroes TV Series)|Roderick Doyle]]. This lead R.J. Brande to form the Legion of Super-Heroes.
   
 
The Legion's original members were [[Garth Ranzz (Legion of Super-Heroes TV Series)|Lightning Lad]], [[Rokk Krinn (Legion of Super-Heroes TV Series)|Cosmic Boy]], [[Imra Ardeen (Legion of Super-Heroes TV Series)|Saturn Girl]], [[Tinya Wazzo (Legion of Super-Heroes TV Series)|Phantom Girl]], [[Luornu Durgo (Legion of Super-Heroes TV Series)|Triplicate Girl]], [[Jan Arrah (Legion of Super-Heroes TV Series)|Element Lad]], [[Dirk Morgna (Legion of Super-Heroes TV Series)|Sun Boy]], [[Troy Stewart (Legion of Super-Heroes TV Series)|Tyroc]] and [[Charles Taine (Legion of Super-Heroes TV Series)|Bouncing Boy]].
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Little is known about the Legion between its formation and Superman's invitation. The Legion's original members were [[Garth Ranzz (Legion of Super-Heroes TV Series)|Lightning Lad]], [[Rokk Krinn (Legion of Super-Heroes TV Series)|Cosmic Boy]], [[Imra Ardeen (Legion of Super-Heroes TV Series)|Saturn Girl]], [[Tinya Wazzo (Legion of Super-Heroes TV Series)|Phantom Girl]], [[Luornu Durgo (Legion of Super-Heroes TV Series)|Triplicate Girl]], [[Jan Arrah (Legion of Super-Heroes TV Series)|Element Lad]], [[Dirk Morgna (Legion of Super-Heroes TV Series)|Sun Boy]], [[Troy Stewart (Legion of Super-Heroes TV Series)|Tyroc]] and [[Charles Taine (Legion of Super-Heroes TV Series)|Bouncing Boy]].
 
   
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=== Superman ===
 
At some point, the whole Legion battled [[Fatal Five (Legion of Super-Heroes TV Series)|Fatal Five]]. When they escaped from their prison, some Legionnaires were unavailable, and [[Querl Dox (Legion of Super-Heroes TV Series)|Brainiac 5]] thought they could recruit [[Kal-El (Legion of Super-Heroes TV Series)|Superman]]. They only partially succeeded, as they didn't find Superman, but a young Clark Kent who still had trouble controlling his powers. Nevertheless, Superman showed to be the edge the Legion needed to defeat the Fatal Five. Brainiac 5 realised that it was in the 31st century that Superman would grow into the legend he would become in the 21st century. Not long after Superman joined, the Legion found [[Brin Londo (Legion of Super-Heroes TV Series)|Brin Londo]] on the planet Zuun, and he joined with the name '''Timber Wolf'''. Over the time Superman first stayed in the 31st century, the Legion would often find themselves fighting "freak of the week"-type of villains, such as [[Alexis Luthor (Legion of Super-Heroes TV Series)|Alexis Luthor]], the young magician [[Zyx (Legion of Super-Heroes TV Series)|Zyx]] and the [[Legion of Super-Villains (Legion of Super-Heroes TV Series)|Light-Speed Vanguard]].
 
At some point, the whole Legion battled [[Fatal Five (Legion of Super-Heroes TV Series)|Fatal Five]]. When they escaped from their prison, some Legionnaires were unavailable, and [[Querl Dox (Legion of Super-Heroes TV Series)|Brainiac 5]] thought they could recruit [[Kal-El (Legion of Super-Heroes TV Series)|Superman]]. They only partially succeeded, as they didn't find Superman, but a young Clark Kent who still had trouble controlling his powers. Nevertheless, Superman showed to be the edge the Legion needed to defeat the Fatal Five. Brainiac 5 realised that it was in the 31st century that Superman would grow into the legend he would become in the 21st century. Not long after Superman joined, the Legion found [[Brin Londo (Legion of Super-Heroes TV Series)|Brin Londo]] on the planet Zuun, and he joined with the name '''Timber Wolf'''. Over the time Superman first stayed in the 31st century, the Legion would often find themselves fighting "freak of the week"-type of villains, such as [[Alexis Luthor (Legion of Super-Heroes TV Series)|Alexis Luthor]], the young magician [[Zyx (Legion of Super-Heroes TV Series)|Zyx]] and the [[Legion of Super-Villains (Legion of Super-Heroes TV Series)|Light-Speed Vanguard]].
   
 
Some time later, a [[Controller]] released a [[Sun-Eater]] to destroy Earth and its sun. The whole Legion and the Legion's worst enemies had to become allies to build the weapon that could destroy the Sun-Eater. In the end, [[Andrew Nolan (Legion of Super-Heroes TV Series)|Ferro Lad]] sacrifised his life to save Earth. Superman, after he warned the Controller to ever return, returned to the 21st century, where he became Superman.
 
Some time later, a [[Controller]] released a [[Sun-Eater]] to destroy Earth and its sun. The whole Legion and the Legion's worst enemies had to become allies to build the weapon that could destroy the Sun-Eater. In the end, [[Andrew Nolan (Legion of Super-Heroes TV Series)|Ferro Lad]] sacrifised his life to save Earth. Superman, after he warned the Controller to ever return, returned to the 21st century, where he became Superman.
   
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=== Superman-X ===
 
Some year after Superman had left (from the 31st century's point of view), [[Kell-El (Legion of Super-Heroes TV Series)|Superman-X]], a clone of Superman from the 41st century, appeared and required the Legion to follow him. In the 41st century, most parts of the populated worlds had been destroyed by [[Imperiex (Legion of Super-Heroes TV Series)|Imperiex]], and Superman-X needed the Legion to stop him. The plan backfired however, when Imperiex stole Superman-X's time travel device and went to the 31st century.
 
Some year after Superman had left (from the 31st century's point of view), [[Kell-El (Legion of Super-Heroes TV Series)|Superman-X]], a clone of Superman from the 41st century, appeared and required the Legion to follow him. In the 41st century, most parts of the populated worlds had been destroyed by [[Imperiex (Legion of Super-Heroes TV Series)|Imperiex]], and Superman-X needed the Legion to stop him. The plan backfired however, when Imperiex stole Superman-X's time travel device and went to the 31st century.
   

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The Legion of Super-Heroes was a team formed by young heroes from all over the United Planets in the 31st Century. They were inspired by the 21st Century hero Superman, who eventually joined their ranks through time travel.

History

Origin

The age of the Legion of Super-Heroes began when Garth Ranzz, Rokk Krinn and Imra Ardeen rescued R.J. Brande from assassins on a spacecraft on its way to Earth. The first the kids saw on Earth was the Superman museum, where they were inspired to become heroes. They decided to track down the mastermind behind R.J. Brande's assassination, and it turned out that it was Roderick Doyle. This lead R.J. Brande to form the Legion of Super-Heroes.

The Legion's original members were Lightning Lad, Cosmic Boy, Saturn Girl, Phantom Girl, Triplicate Girl, Element Lad, Sun Boy, Tyroc and Bouncing Boy.

Superman

At some point, the whole Legion battled Fatal Five. When they escaped from their prison, some Legionnaires were unavailable, and Brainiac 5 thought they could recruit Superman. They only partially succeeded, as they didn't find Superman, but a young Clark Kent who still had trouble controlling his powers. Nevertheless, Superman showed to be the edge the Legion needed to defeat the Fatal Five. Brainiac 5 realised that it was in the 31st century that Superman would grow into the legend he would become in the 21st century. Not long after Superman joined, the Legion found Brin Londo on the planet Zuun, and he joined with the name Timber Wolf. Over the time Superman first stayed in the 31st century, the Legion would often find themselves fighting "freak of the week"-type of villains, such as Alexis Luthor, the young magician Zyx and the Light-Speed Vanguard.

Some time later, a Controller released a Sun-Eater to destroy Earth and its sun. The whole Legion and the Legion's worst enemies had to become allies to build the weapon that could destroy the Sun-Eater. In the end, Ferro Lad sacrifised his life to save Earth. Superman, after he warned the Controller to ever return, returned to the 21st century, where he became Superman.

Superman-X

Some year after Superman had left (from the 31st century's point of view), Superman-X, a clone of Superman from the 41st century, appeared and required the Legion to follow him. In the 41st century, most parts of the populated worlds had been destroyed by Imperiex, and Superman-X needed the Legion to stop him. The plan backfired however, when Imperiex stole Superman-X's time travel device and went to the 31st century.

When the Legion followed, they were a week too late, and New Metropolis was almost devastated, however, not by Imperiex, but of the Legion of Super-Villains and of the Fatal Five. The Legion of Super-Villains and Fatal Five were, with few exceptions, quickly put back to their prison planet Takron-Galtos. Imperiex allied himself with the Dominators to destroy the Legion of Super-Heroes and the United Planets and have had many schemes to do so, but he has not yet succeeded, with them, except saving a boy named Abel from Terra-Man. That was the only time Imperiex and the Legion has been on the same side, as the Legion could not accept a young boy getting killed and as Imperiex knew Abel would in time be responsible for the creation of the technology that Imperiex was composed of.

A former opponent of the Legion, Zyx had his powers removed and appeared to the Legion and said that his homeworld Zerox had been conquered by the evil sorcerer Mordru. As they went to Zarok to investigate, Zyx explained that "only magic can defeat magic" and thus made Superman order him get his powers back. As the only way to restore legally removed magical Zarokian powers was to complete a series of Trials, Zyx and Superman-X went to do so while the others would distract Mordru. Zyx and Superman-X completed had to complete three trials, giving a swamp monster his egg, solving a riddle, and avoiding to become encased in crystal, before Zyx's powers returned. When they approached Mordru, the other Legionnaires were transformed into grotesque beasts, but as Superman-X had learned a magic counter-spell from Zyx, he could rescue them. With the combined powers of Zyx, Star Boy and the Council of Zarok, Mordru was encased in rocks, rendering him powerless.

Paraphernalia

Equipment: Legion Flight Rings
Transportation: Spacecrafts.


See Also

Links and References

Footnotes