Ro-Zar was the High Eminence[1] of the Kryptonian Law Council during the last days of the planet Krypton, before her death at the hands of General Zod (after which her political position would be taken up by Lor-Em).
Biography
Ro-Zar was genetically created to be a leader of the planet Krypton. When she grew older, she was placed on the Kryptonian Law Council.
During a meeting with Jor-El, who wanted control of the Growth Codex to ensure the survival of Krypton's race, he told them that the planet was going to implode after the Council's decision to harvest energy from the planet's core. The audience was cut short when General Zod burst in. His forces arrested Jor-El and killed Ro-Zar, taking the rest away for trial.
Post-Mortem
Shortly thereafter, Lor-Em (who had replaced Ro-Zar as High Eminence of the Council), condemned General Zod and the latter's followers to 300 years of somatic reconditioning within the Phantom Zone for their crimes of high treason, as well as the murder of Ro-Zar and Jor-El.
Personality
Genetically engineered to be a skilled leader (ultimately becoming the High Eminence of the Kryptonian Law Council), Ro-Zar was fiercely loyal to Krypton's ideals, much to the chagrin of Jor-El and General Zod, with the former seeing Ro-Zar's ideals as stale, flawed, and outdated, and the latter seeing Ro-Zar representing a "degenerate bloodline" that lead their native planet to ruin, inducing him to swiftly kill her.
Ro-Zar was also quite dogmatic, with her refusing to take Jor-El's warning of Krypton's imminent destruction seriously, and thus also refusing to assemble an evacuation.
Powers and Abilities
- Kryptonian Physiology: As a Kryptonian, Ro-Zar's bone structure is almost identical to that of a human. On a planet near a red class M main-sequence star, like her native Krypton with its sun Rao, Ro-Zar had physical attributes nearly identical to those of humans. However, if she were to travel to a planet near a yellow G-type main-sequence star, like Earth, she would have gained many incredible superpowers, identical to those of Superman, which would have made Ro-Zar also appear godlike.
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Trivia
- Ro-Zar is female in the film, however she is described as male in the novelization.
References
- ↑ Cox, Greg (2013). Man of Steel. Titan Books. ISBN 978-1781165997.