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Romat-Ru is a member of the Sinestro Corps.

Romat-Ru is the most vile serial killer in Xudar's history, reasponsible for the deaths of thousands of children. He was sentenced to life in prison, but during the transport to jail, he was recruited by a Yellow Lantern Corps and joined the Sinestro Corps.

Romat-Ru took part in the battle of Earth, but fled when Sinestro was captured and the Anti-Monitor was killed. Some months later, Romat-Ru joined a group of Sinestro loyalists who tried to free Sinestro when he was being transfered to Korugar for execution. The Sinestro Corps attacked the Green Lanterns escorting Sinestro, but were in turn attacked by Atrocitus. Romat-Ru regrouped with the other survivors and lead another rescue on Ysmault, which was successful. When they returned to Qward, Romat-Ru and Tekik gave Sinestro a status report on the Corps' recent events, including the Zamarons capturing of several female Sinestro Corps members and Mongul II's efforts to usurp Sinestro. Although Romat-Ru was eager to see Mongul suffer, he followed Sinestro's orders to rescue the female Sinestro Corps members and regroup on Daxam's moon while Sinestro investigated a "family" matter.


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  • Intimidation: With his massive body count, Romat-Ru is able to "instill great fear" in others,

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