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NAME + ALIASES: I.Z.O.R. of Linsnar

KNOWN RELATIVES: None

FIRST APPEARANCE: Legion of Super Heores vol. 4 #117 (July 1999)

Gear

In service of Lord Pernisius. From Legion vol. 4 #117 (1999); art by Scott Kolins.

Lisnarians are known galaxywide for their ability to generate gadgets from their techno-organic bodies. Often they are hired as living tools, as was the case for I.Z.O.R., professionally known as Gear. Gear was hired by the bounty hunter Pernisius to serve as a systems manager at Blackstar Juvenile Correctional Facility. But once there, he found himself pressed into a slave-like servitude by the prison master. Gear kept his plans for revolt a secret until he encountered the Legionnaire, Sensor. Their plan was discovered, but when Gear's internal mechanics were tampered with, it activated an escape program the released all the prisoners from the facility. (Legion #117)

Gear was badly damaged and Sensor brought him to Brainiac 5 for repairs. During his visit, Gear met most of the on-duty Legionnaires at the Legion Outpost. (#119)

When the Legion was decimated by an attack by the Blight, the Legion's financier R. J. Brande recruited Gear to help him build Legion World. This artificial planetoid served as the team's new headquarters. (The Legion #3) After this, Gear was regarded as a full-fledged Legionnaire.

When the Legion fully re-formed, it faced Robotica, an adversary that Gear was well-suited to combat. He was instrumental in communicating with Warworld and "convincing" it to aid them. (#12)

Gear kept busy with duties on Legion World and worked closely with the Legion's Chief Engineer, Chuck Taine. (#31) Since universe-247's destruction in the Infinite Crisis, Gear remains with that Legion wandering the multiverse.

NOTES: Gear has no known counterparts on any parallel Earths. In his initial appearance, his home world was spelled "Linsner."

POWERS: Gear possesses the native Linsnarian physiology which allows for the reconfiguration of cybernetic components. He can manipulate his techno-organic body into any number of forms for a variety of applications. He can also use it to interface with computers and machines.

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Dyrk Magz of Braal

KNOWN RELATIVES: unnamed parents, Omar (brother), Trin (sister), Lev (brother)

FIRST APPEARANCE + JOINED: Legionnaires #43 (Dec. 1996)

Magno

Dyrk Magz was a fairly typical native of Braal, with the same magnetic powers as anyone else. What set him apart from the crowd, though, was his courage in applying to join the Legion of Super-Heroes, a bravery that was rewarded when they accepted him as Magno, allowing him to take the place of the absent Cosmic Boy. (Legionnaires #43) During the Legion's battle against Mordru, Magno was hit by a mystical blast which cost him his powers. He was forced to resign as an active duty Legionnaire. (Legionnaires #50)

He briefly returned to Braal where he met Cosmic Boy's brother, Pol Krinn (#53) but found himself wanting and returned to the Legion regardless of his lack of powers. (#56) There he found himself useful as the permanent guard at the Legion's new space Outpost Allon. (Legion vol. 4 #100)

The Outpost was destroyed in a spatial rift and after that, the Legion disbanded. (#125) After that, Magz joined the Science Police and was stationed on Braal. There he secretly assisted a band of Legionnaires in seizing a Braalian ship so they could head for Earth. (Legion Worlds #3)

Note

Magno has no known counterparts on any parallel Earths.

Powers

Magno has no super-human abilities. He once had the natural magnetic abilities of all Braalians.

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Candi Pyponte-Le Parc III of Xanthu

KNOWN RELATIVES: Unnamed father

FIRST APPEARANCE: Legion of Super Heores vol. 4 #82 (July 1996)

Monstress

Monstress made (above, Legion Lost #2) and unmade (Legion Lost #11); art by Oivier Coipel.
Happier times, with the Uncanny Amazers. From Legion vol. 4 #82 (1996); art by Lee Moder.

Candi Pyponte-Le Parc III was born into elite society on the planet Xanthu, pampered and wanting for nothing. She knew nothing of working classes life until one day when her father took her on a tour of one of his plants. She saw impoverished laborers, one of whom ran up to them, threatening to detonate a bomb. Her father swatted him aside and in doing so, the gene bomb detonated. Candi took the blast full-on and was disfigured, turned into a green hulking monster.

Candi was shunned by both her father and the working class. She found a home among Xanthu's super group, the Uncanny Amazers, where her super-strength and invulnerability did not brand her an outcast. She joined them under the codename Monstress. (Legion Lost #2)

Candi first met the Legionnaires on Xanthu, when the two groups were asked to engage in a friendly competition. (Legion vol. 4 #82) They next teamed in a battle against the evil sorcerer Mordru. During the battle, Monstress became so impressed with the Legion's teamwork and skills that she decided to quit the Amazers and join the Legion. She was accepted with no difficulty. (Legionnaires #52) The next time she returned to Xanthu, she and Star Boy invited a third Amazer, Kid Quantum, to join the Legion. (Legion #102)

By chance, the Legionnaire Element Lad altered Candi's body chemistry which changed skin color from green to orange—without her consent. She was enraged until Jan pointed out that she could now amass an entirely new wardrobe to complement the hue. (Legionnaires #68)

Following the Blight's attack on Earth, Monstress became one of ten Legionnaires who disappeared into a rift in space. (Legion #125) They wandered across an entire second galaxy until they discovered that their former teammate Element Lad had become a genocidal monster called the Progenitor. Monstress tried to reach out to him, to appeal to the old, sensitive Jan Arrah whom she loved. Her efforts were repaid with a swift death. The Progenitor killed Monstress without a second thought. (Legion Lost #11) When the Legionnaires finally returned home, they held a memorial for her and Jan alike. (The Legion #15)

Notes

Monstress has no known counterparts on any parallel Earths. Her membership in the Legion was foreshadowed by the group poster printed in Legionnaires #50 (July 1997)

There was an unexplored plot thread involving Monstress: during the Legion's battle with the Dark Circle and the Khunds, Invisible Kid was shown examining two images, comparing Monstress's features to a Khund's (Legionnaires #63, 8.98).

Dan Abnett on Monstress: "When we took over Legion, Monstress was deeply unpopular. We'd regularly get letters and posts demanding we bump her off. We actually liked her, and through 'Legion Lost' we did our best to make her an appealing, interesting character. When she died, tragically, at the end of 'Lost,' people were suddenly upset!" —Comic Book Resources

Powers

Monstress possessed extraordinary strength and invulnerability, intensified during rushes of adrenaline.

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Shikari Lonestar of the nomadic Kwai, in the Second Galaxy

KNOWN RELATIVES: Enkenet (mother).

FIRST APPEARANCE: Legion Lost #1 (May 2000)

Shikari

Shikari and the Kwai. From Legion Lost #1 (2000); art by Oivier Coipel.

Shikari is a member of the Kwai race, a peaceful, nomadic people. Unlike most of the Kwai, she possesses an aggressive spirit, and is thought of by the other Kwai as a throwback to the old days, when her race was more warlike. For having such a unique personality, she is called a "Lone Star." She is also a pathfinder, possessed of a special sense that allows her to find her way to any place or object she is seeking.

While she and two of her friends were trying to catch a comet, which is how the Kwai obtain most of their water, they were found by the Progeny, who immediately targeted then for deletion. She found her way to the half of the Legion Outpost HQ that had fallen through a space rift and hid there. While there, she found memory crystals left behind by Element Lad, who had found eight other Legionnaires unconscious with him on or around the Outpost and enveloped them in a special substance to keep them in stasis until he could find a way back home. As the Progeny closed in on her, she examined the Legionnaires' crystals, and, as the Progeny attacked her, the Progeny hit the crystals, shattering them, and the Legionnaires saved her from the Progeny. (Legion Lost # 1) After another battle with a Progeny ship, Shikari and the Legionnaires became convinced that they were friendly to one another, and Shikari began to understand the Legion's concepts of heroism. (#2)

Following that battle, Shikari brought the Legionnaires to meet her tribe. As a gesture of friendship, and also because Shikari was more suited to life with the Legion than with the more passive Kwai, the Kwai "lent" Shikari to the Legion to jelp them get around space and possibly find their way home. (#3) She has since learned much of the Legion's language and has befriended Monstress and ERG-1, whom she accidentally re-named Wildfire. (#4) She was with the Legion when the Progeny brought them to meet their Progenitor, actually the lost Legionnaire Element Lad. (#10) Element Lad revealed to the Legion that the space-warp prison that once held the Omniphagos could be used as a gateway to Earth. Brainiac 5 determined that they could indeed use it to get home... as long as Shikari helped them find their way. (#11) Shikari stayed and fought with the Legion against the Progenitor and eventually led the Legionnaires home through the space warp. (#12)

NOTES: Shikari has no known counterparts on any parallel Earths. However, her abilities are very similar to Dawnstar's.

Powers

Shikari is an intuitive "path-finder" — she can mentally locate anything. To survive in the vacuum of space, she can manifest wings and and an exoskeleton.

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