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- Darkseid (Pronounced "Darkside") is an iconic DC Comics villain, created and written by legendary comic book artist Jack Kirby. He's a part of the "New Gods" comic book series back in the 70's and currently one of Superman's toughest foes.
- Darkseid is the STT for the German DC Superheroes. It was one of four Germany-issue STTs. The other three were: Bruce Wayne, Commissioner Gordon and Killer Frost.
- Darkseid is a supervillain appearing in the DC Universe and is an enemy to the Justice League and the New Gods of New Genesis.
- Darkseid es un personaje aparecido en DC Universe y es enemigo de Superman. Él es un personaje jugable en el videojuego Mortal Kombat vs DC Universe y la contraparte de Shao Kahn en el mismo.
- Darkseid (real name: Uxas) is one of the main antagonists in the Superman comics and other DC media. He is a merciless tyrant and a member of an extraterrestrial race of deities known as New Gods. He was widely regarded as one of the DC universe's most powerful and malevolent villains of all time.
- Darkseid é um personagem e um dos chefes do jogo Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe. Seu colega do outro universo é Shao Kahn.
- Darkseid was the absolute ruler of Apokolips, would-be conqueror of the universe and the greatest enemy of Superman (and, by extension, the Justice League itself). He psychically fed on the despair and misery of others. Darkseid has conquered and subjugated an unspecified number of planets throughout the universe.
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- Darkseid is the ruler of the planet Apokolips and an enemy of Superman. He is a New God who seeks to find the Anti-Life equation to conquer the universe and destroy all free will.
- His powerful Omega Beams can even overwhelm Superman when used at full power! __TOC__
- In an alternate reality, Darkseid was a tyrannical dictator who ruled an overpopulated planet with great efficiency and even greater power.
- Darkseid is a very powerful alien entity associated with the planet Apokolips. He has been part of some of Earth's darkest points in ancient history, but was banished each time. He returned to Earth to corrupt it once more through a hole in the universe which was created when the Book of Rao was used as a portal to a new world. Re-emerging on Earth, Darkseid sought a vessel to inhabit so that he could directly influence Earth's people and started to gather prophets to further his cause.
- According to writer Mark Evanier, Jack Kirby modeled Darkseid physically on actor Jack Palance, while "the style and substance of this master antagonist were based on just about every power-mad tyrant Kirby had ever met or observed, with a special emphasis on Richard Milhous Nixon".
- Darkseid (pronounced Dark-side) is a fictional character that appears in comic books published by DC Comics. The character first appeared in Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #134 (November 1970) and was created by writer-artist Jack Kirby. Darkseid was ranked number 6 on IGN's top 100 comic book villains of all time.
- Prior to the main events of the game, Darkseid launched an invasion on Earth with his Parademons hordes, secretly aided by Lex Luthor. The dread lord of Apokolips' forces were routed by the Justice League and Darkseid was defeated by Superman in their final battle in Metropolis. Though Darkseid tried to maintain bravado, the Man of Steel punched him down to the streets below, creating a large crater. The dread lord is last seen trapped in the Netherrealm, screaming in rage and anguish.
- Evil Overlord. Galactic Conqueror. Omnicidal Maniac. Physical God. None can even begin to describe Darkseid (pronounced dark-side) -- Darkseid IS. His birth name is Uxas. A creation of Jack Kirby (though made famous by Legion of Super-Heroes writer Paul Levitz, in "The Great Darkness Saga"), Darkseid stands tall among the New Gods, ruling dread Apokolips as he wages a constant war for control of the universe and possession of the Anti-Life Equation, which will allow him to either conquer the universe or destroy it, Depending on the Writer.
- Darkseid is a fictional character, a supervillain in the DC Comics Universe created by Jack Kirby as part of the Fourth World series of comic books in the early 1970s. He first appeared in Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #134 (November 1970). Darkseid has risen in popularity, and become one of the most powerful and well-known villains of DC Comics. As regards Darkseid's name, it is actually pronounced as "Darkside." In Young Justice #29, a young superheroine to whom he had introduced himself mistook his name for "Doug Side." In #42, Hal Jordan (as The Spectre) mentioned that this was an understandable error, as "he does sound a bit like Bela Lugosi when he speaks."
- Darkseid es el gobernante del planeta Apokolips, cargo que obtuvo después de asesinar a su madre. Su obsesión es encontrar la Ecuación de la Anti-vida y usarla para gobernar el universo; esta meta también incluye conquistar su planeta rival, Nuevo Génesis, gobernado por el Alto Padre. Una guerra destructiva entre los dos mundos sólo se detuvo con un intercambio diplomático de los hijos de el Alto Padre y Darkseid.
- Darkseid is among the most powerful of the New Gods. His main power, the Omega Beam, is a form of energy that he fires from his eyes as either a concussive force or disintegrating energy, capable of transmuting or erasing living objects and organisms from existence as well as resurrecting them, depending on the dark lord's will. These beams stem from a cosmic energy source called the "Omega Effect". Darkseid has pinpoint control and his unerring aim allows the beam to travel in straight lines, bend, or curve around corners and can pass through matter and energy. He can teleport himself or others through time and space. Darkseid can also shoot energy blasts from his hands. His Omega Sanction traps the organism in a series of alternate realities, each one worse than the previous. During th
- Darkseid (pronunciado DARK-side) es un poderoso villano de cómics creado por Jack Kirby, que apareció por primera vez en un breve cameo en Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen N° 134 en Noviembre de 1970, y como personaje en Forever People N°1, Febrero de 1971. Kirby modeló el rostro de Darkseid a semejanza del actor Jack Palance.
- Born of the royal family of Apokolips, Uxas is the younger son of Yuga Khan and Heggra. As a young man, Uxas longed to gain the throne of Apokolips, but had opposition in his peaceful brother, Drax. Uxas plotted his whole life to supplant his brother and mother (his father having long been lost in the Source Wall). During this time, Uxas traveled to New Genesis and met a young man, peaceful and innocent in nature. Seeing potential in him, Uxas released his pet bird, then told the boy that his pet cat had eaten it, convincing him to avenge his pet by burying the cat alive. However, when the bird returned, the cat was already dead, and the boy strangled it in rage. The boy soon took the name DeSaad, and would become Uxas' most trusted adviser, and possibly the closest thing Uxas had to a fri
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- To make Wonder Woman his consort queen .
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- Darkseid, como apareció en Mortal Kombat vs DC Universe.
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- Darkseid is a very powerful alien entity associated with the planet Apokolips. He has been part of some of Earth's darkest points in ancient history, but was banished each time. He returned to Earth to corrupt it once more through a hole in the universe which was created when the Book of Rao was used as a portal to a new world. Re-emerging on Earth, Darkseid sought a vessel to inhabit so that he could directly influence Earth's people and started to gather prophets to further his cause. Darkseid went on to possess Gordon Godfrey and created a backlash against superheroes in Metropolis. He also attempted to use the doubts and fears in the heart of Clark Kent to turn him into a weapon, but was unsuccessful. After his attempt to use Oliver Queen to defeat Clark failed as well, Darkseid offered Lionel Luthor to revive his son Lex Luthor in exchange for Lionel's soul. When Lionel agreed, Darkseid ripped his still-beating heart out to restore Lex while using Lionel's corpse as a vessel to face Clark. However, Clark's memories of his heroic experiences gave him the courage to face Darkseid and defeat him.
- Darkseid (Pronounced "Darkside") is an iconic DC Comics villain, created and written by legendary comic book artist Jack Kirby. He's a part of the "New Gods" comic book series back in the 70's and currently one of Superman's toughest foes.
- Darkseid is a fictional character, a supervillain in the DC Comics Universe created by Jack Kirby as part of the Fourth World series of comic books in the early 1970s. He first appeared in Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #134 (November 1970). Darkseid has risen in popularity, and become one of the most powerful and well-known villains of DC Comics. As regards Darkseid's name, it is actually pronounced as "Darkside." In Young Justice #29, a young superheroine to whom he had introduced himself mistook his name for "Doug Side." In #42, Hal Jordan (as The Spectre) mentioned that this was an understandable error, as "he does sound a bit like Bela Lugosi when he speaks." According to writer Mark Evanier, Jack Kirby modeled Darkseid on actor Jack Palance [1].
- Darkseid is the STT for the German DC Superheroes. It was one of four Germany-issue STTs. The other three were: Bruce Wayne, Commissioner Gordon and Killer Frost.
- Darkseid is a supervillain appearing in the DC Universe and is an enemy to the Justice League and the New Gods of New Genesis.
- Darkseid is among the most powerful of the New Gods. His main power, the Omega Beam, is a form of energy that he fires from his eyes as either a concussive force or disintegrating energy, capable of transmuting or erasing living objects and organisms from existence as well as resurrecting them, depending on the dark lord's will. These beams stem from a cosmic energy source called the "Omega Effect". Darkseid has pinpoint control and his unerring aim allows the beam to travel in straight lines, bend, or curve around corners and can pass through matter and energy. He can teleport himself or others through time and space. Darkseid can also shoot energy blasts from his hands. His Omega Sanction traps the organism in a series of alternate realities, each one worse than the previous. During the Final Crisis, Darkseid used his Omega Beams to grant power to Mary Marvel, with her powers then being based on Anti-Life rather than magic. Darkseid is a being whose strength and invulnerability can only be challenged by the likes of Superman, Doomsday and Orion. He can also move with great speed, as he has been able to catch Superman off guard, and he is known to be able to react in nanoseconds. He also can increase his physical size. Darkseid has the powers of telepathy and telekinesis and can create psionic avatars. As Darkseid is a god he is also immortal, having lived for several hundred thousand years. Despite his extraordinary physical power, Darkseid rarely engages himself personally in confrontations, as he prefers to use his superhuman intellect and genius to manipulate or control others to his ends. Darkseid has displayed his godly abilities by sensing the death of his son Orion and fluctuations of the energy of the "godwave". Darkseid commands all the military and technological resources of Apokolips.
- Darkseid es un personaje aparecido en DC Universe y es enemigo de Superman. Él es un personaje jugable en el videojuego Mortal Kombat vs DC Universe y la contraparte de Shao Kahn en el mismo.
- Darkseid (pronounced Dark-side) is a fictional character that appears in comic books published by DC Comics. The character first appeared in Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #134 (November 1970) and was created by writer-artist Jack Kirby. Darkseid is one of the most powerful characters in the DC Universe. Debuting in the Bronze Age of Comic Books, he has appeared in four decades of DC Comics publications, featuring prominently in the New Gods titles and limited series as the recurring nemesis of the New Gods and Superman. The character has also been associated with DC Comics merchandise including animated television series, toys, trading cards, and video games. Darkseid was ranked number 6 on IGN's top 100 comic book villains of all time.
- Evil Overlord. Galactic Conqueror. Omnicidal Maniac. Physical God. None can even begin to describe Darkseid (pronounced dark-side) -- Darkseid IS. His birth name is Uxas. A creation of Jack Kirby (though made famous by Legion of Super-Heroes writer Paul Levitz, in "The Great Darkness Saga"), Darkseid stands tall among the New Gods, ruling dread Apokolips as he wages a constant war for control of the universe and possession of the Anti-Life Equation, which will allow him to either conquer the universe or destroy it, Depending on the Writer. First appearing in Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen #134 (December, 1970), Darkseid is a character within the Fourth World, a Jack Kirby series that was originally supposed to be self-contained and finite. However, Executive Meddling prevented the conclusion that Kirby originally intended, which would have killed most of the New Gods and ended their storylines, and Darkseid was drafted into the DCU at large along with the rest of the New Gods. Darkseid has served as the Big Bad for numerous DCU heroes and titles in the decades since his first appearance. Since Jack Kirby was never able to introduce the conclusion to the New Gods that he originally wanted, Darkseid has often drifted without clearly defined goals and roles within the DCU, and at times this results in rather drastic Badass Decay and Character Derailment when authors try to fit him into stories for which he was not originally intended. This led writer Grant Morrison to put an end of it in Final Crisis - a Crisis Crossover in which Darkseid not only regains his badassery and motives, but even manages to Take A Level In Badass and become God Of Evil, who's been killing entire Universes just by existing. Darkseid has been featured in several TV series after his comic introduction, primarily serving as an opponent to Superman while continuing his search for the Anti-Life Equation. These series include:
* Superfriends
* The DCAU:
* Superman: The Animated Series
* Justice League
* Justice League Unlimited
* An episode of Batman the Brave And The Bold
* Smallville, which featured the first live-action adaptation of the character as the Big Bad of Season 10.
* Young Justice hasn't featured the man himself, but Apokoliptian and New Genesis characters and technology have appeared in some episodes, so his presence is assured.
- Darkseid (real name: Uxas) is one of the main antagonists in the Superman comics and other DC media. He is a merciless tyrant and a member of an extraterrestrial race of deities known as New Gods. He was widely regarded as one of the DC universe's most powerful and malevolent villains of all time.
- Prior to the main events of the game, Darkseid launched an invasion on Earth with his Parademons hordes, secretly aided by Lex Luthor. The dread lord of Apokolips' forces were routed by the Justice League and Darkseid was defeated by Superman in their final battle in Metropolis. Though Darkseid tried to maintain bravado, the Man of Steel punched him down to the streets below, creating a large crater. While Superman confronted a nearby Luthor over his allegiance to Darkseid, the lord of Apokolips limped out of the crater and opened an inter-dimensional Boom Tube to escape. Superman and Luthor both saw this, and Darkseid gloated one last time to Superman, declaring it wasn't over, but the Man of Steel blasted Darkseid with his heat vision. Darkseid was horrified when he realized this was destabilizing the Boom Tube and was engulfed in an explosion of strange energy. Both Superman and Luthor believed the dread lord to be dead, but the truth was far more horrible. Darkseid had been merged with Shao Kahn, a conquerer from another universe to create the abomination Dark Kahn, which sought to merge the two universes its progenitors hailed from in a bid to destroy both realities. Darkseid was restored when Dark Kahn was destroyed, but instead of returning to his throne room on Apokolips when the universes were separated, Darkseid found himself in Shao Kahn's throne room in Outworld. Confronted by the united Forces of Light and Darkness, with the thunder god Raiden questioning who Darkseid was, Darkseid declared himself god and attempted to attack them with his Omega Beams, but discovered his powers were somehow gone. Raiden declared Darkseid's fate would be decided by the Elder Gods. The dread lord is last seen trapped in the Netherrealm, screaming in rage and anguish.
- Darkseid é um personagem e um dos chefes do jogo Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe. Seu colega do outro universo é Shao Kahn.
- Darkseid was the absolute ruler of Apokolips, would-be conqueror of the universe and the greatest enemy of Superman (and, by extension, the Justice League itself). He psychically fed on the despair and misery of others. Darkseid has conquered and subjugated an unspecified number of planets throughout the universe.
- Born of the royal family of Apokolips, Uxas is the younger son of Yuga Khan and Heggra. As a young man, Uxas longed to gain the throne of Apokolips, but had opposition in his peaceful brother, Drax. Uxas plotted his whole life to supplant his brother and mother (his father having long been lost in the Source Wall). During this time, Uxas traveled to New Genesis and met a young man, peaceful and innocent in nature. Seeing potential in him, Uxas released his pet bird, then told the boy that his pet cat had eaten it, convincing him to avenge his pet by burying the cat alive. However, when the bird returned, the cat was already dead, and the boy strangled it in rage. The boy soon took the name DeSaad, and would become Uxas' most trusted adviser, and possibly the closest thing Uxas had to a friend. Finally, Uxas saw his chance when a connection to the Omega Realm was discovered. Drax was intended to connect with it and assume his godname, but Uxas interrupted the process and took the power for himself, supposedly killing Drax in the process. When he emerged, he took the name Darkseid as his godname. Heggra was quite pleased with Darkseid's ruthlessness, having long detested Drax's pacifism. As part of his plan to eliminate another rival, Darkseid convinced his uncle, General Steppenwolf, to hunt the New Gods of New Genesis for sport. Darkseid accompanied his uncle on his hunt, where he killed Avia, wife of Izaya, the ruler of New Genesis. Izaya in turn killed Steppenwolf, but Darkseid soon resurrected him, and a war between Apokolips and New Genesis began. During this time, Darkseid was betrothed to a woman named Tigra, a woman in line with Heggra's own preferences. Darkseid held no affection for Tigra, but soon met the sorceress Suli, a pacifist who believed that power should be used to help the weak. Darkseid was enchanted with Suli, and soon married her, questioning whether to continue with his murderous scheme to gain the throne. Suli in turn bore Darkseid a son, Kalibak. Heggra, however, would not let her son be "tainted" as Drax had been, and ordered DeSaad to kill Suli, poisoning her. Soon after, he was arraigned to marry Karreev in order to obtain chemical deposits and plotted to kill her afterward. However, this plan was ruined when a mysterious gray-skinned beast crash landed. It was here that Darkseid first experienced fear as he watched the beast kill his friend Mayhem. He attempts to confront the beast, but the planet has proven to be too unstable and he is forced to depart, not knowing this is not the last time they would meet. Darkseid was soon married to Tigra, who bore him a son, Orion. Darkseid soon learned of Heggra and DeSaad's conspiracy, and gave DeSaad a choice: poison Heggra or face Darkseid's wrath. Desaad complied, and Darkseid assumed the throne of Apokolips, but whatever friendship between them was gone. Soon after, he was given the task of reviewing a dog cavalry soldier named Goodness, who had murdered her superior when ordered to kill her mount Mercy. When brought before Darkseid, Goodness explained that her actions were not out of loyalty: Mercy was too loyal to Darkseid to risk losing, as she had trained the dog to be loyal to her first, but Darkseid foremost. Intrigued, Darkseid ordered Mercy to kill Goodness, who immediately attacked her mistress. After a fierce battle, Goodness finally killed Mercy. Darkseid was so impressed with Mercy's fanaticism that he made Goodness head of Armagetto's orphanages, where the children were indoctrinated to "die for Darkseid". The finest of these warriors were the Female Furies, who served as Darkseid's honor guard. At the same time, the war with New Genesis was going no where, when Darkseid encountered the Green Martians and discovered their belief that the "will" represented a "life-equation". Darkseid theorized that there must an "Anti-Life Equation" which negated the will, and sought to buy time to discover it. Darkseid and Izaya reached a truce known as the Pact: Darkseid would receive Izaya's son, while Izaya would receive Orion. As long as each prince stayed on their adopted worlds, the truce would hold. Darkseid remanded the boy to Granny Goodness' care, always knowing that he would one day escape. However, the Pact was a disaster for Darkseid: not only did Scott Free (as Goodness named him) manage to escape, but the leader of the Female Furies, Big Barda, fell in love with him and followed him. Also, Orion took to the ideals of New Genesis and became the greatest warrior of the Fourth World. A prophecy soon arose that Darkseid would die by Orion's hand.
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- Darkseid is the ruler of the planet Apokolips and an enemy of Superman. He is a New God who seeks to find the Anti-Life equation to conquer the universe and destroy all free will.
- His powerful Omega Beams can even overwhelm Superman when used at full power! __TOC__
- According to writer Mark Evanier, Jack Kirby modeled Darkseid physically on actor Jack Palance, while "the style and substance of this master antagonist were based on just about every power-mad tyrant Kirby had ever met or observed, with a special emphasis on Richard Milhous Nixon". Following his small debut in Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #134 (November 1970), the character made his next appearance in Forever People #1 (March 1971) and later became a regular character in the various "New Gods" titles. Originally limited to Kirby's Fourth World titles, such as New Gods, Forever People, and Mister Miracle, Darkseid was introduced to the DC Universe more properly when it was revealed that he was the secret benefactor for the original Secret Society of Super Villains (in 3 issues of the same name, 1976-1977). He later made appearances in the brief late 1970s revival of the New Gods as well as Justice League of America #183-185. In spite of his presence as the main villain of Jack Kirby's "New Gods" title, it would not be until writer Paul Levitz used the character in the pages of the Legion of Super-Heroes that the character of Darkseid would become a major villain in the DC Universe. "The Great Darkness Saga", which pitted the Legion of the Super-Heroes versus Darkseid (whose identity as the story's main villain was hidden until the second-to-last issue of the storyline) introduced a new generation of comic fans to the villain and securing his place as one of the most dangerous villains of the DC Universe. Despite being made by Kirby, it was Levitz who perfected him, making Darkseid a true DCU character to the core. As Jack Kirby returned to DC in the mid-1980s to finish his "New Gods" series, the fate of Darkseid ultimately caused tension between Kirby and DC over the New Gods franchise. Kirby wanted to kill Darkseid off, while DC Comics (who had begun featuring Darkseid in media tie-in material, most notably the "Super Power Collection" toy line and "Superfriends" cartoon), wanted to keep Darkseid alive and refused to allow Kirby to kill his creation off. After a major cameo appearance in "Crisis on Infinite Earths", Darkseid was given the role of main villain in the Legends crossover storyline. Other appearances in major crossovers would portray Darkseid as an amoral figure, willing to help the heroes of Earth if only to ensure his own survival in the universe (Cosmic Odyssey (1988-1989), and Our Worlds at War (2001)). Currently, the character is the central villain of the 2008 crossover event "Final Crisis" by Grant Morrison. During this Batman (Bruce Wayne) shot him with a special bullet designed specifically to kill a New God, leading to his death. Batman turned to this method as reality was beginning to rip apart as a result of Darkseid's actions.
- Darkseid es el gobernante del planeta Apokolips, cargo que obtuvo después de asesinar a su madre. Su obsesión es encontrar la Ecuación de la Anti-vida y usarla para gobernar el universo; esta meta también incluye conquistar su planeta rival, Nuevo Génesis, gobernado por el Alto Padre. Una guerra destructiva entre los dos mundos sólo se detuvo con un intercambio diplomático de los hijos de el Alto Padre y Darkseid. Orión, el segundo hijo de Darkseid nacido de su esposa Tigra fue dejado al Alto Padre, mientras Darkseid recibió a Scott Free, quien después se convirtió en el mejor artista del escapismo Mr. Miracle. Esto resulto ser un fracaso para Darkseid, con su hijo biológico que creció valorando y defendiendo los ideales de Nuevo Génesis contra su padre, mientras que Scott Free ni bien creció escapó de Apokolips. El primogénito de Darkseid fue Kalibak el Destructor, que fue para él una decepción, y su tercer hijo fue Grayven. La más grande ambición de Darkseid es eliminar a todo el universo del libre albedrío y reformarlo en su propia imagen. Con este fin, busca desvelar el misterio de la Ecuación de Anti-vida que le permitirá controlar los pensamientos y emociones de todos los seres vivientes en el universo. La Ecuación de la Anti-vida se ha descrito a menudo como un poder casi-místico que obliga a un oyente a que esté de acuerdo con cualquier cosa que le diga el que lo controla, mientras que en otras ocasiones se muestra como una teoría científica comprehensiva sobre cómo dominar a cualquier mente viviente y de cualquier naturaleza. Aunque aún debe obtener resultados concretos de su búsqueda de la Ecuación de Anti-vida, Darkseid ha probado en varias ocasiones, a través de otros métodos, la dominación del universo. Tiene un interés especial en la Tierra, ya que cree que los humanos en su mayoría, si no todos, poseen colectivamente dentro de sus mentes fragmentos de la Ecuación de la Anti-vida. Por este motivo, Darkseid piensa sondear las mentes de cada humano para separar los fragmentos de la Ecuación.
- Darkseid (pronunciado DARK-side) es un poderoso villano de cómics creado por Jack Kirby, que apareció por primera vez en un breve cameo en Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen N° 134 en Noviembre de 1970, y como personaje en Forever People N°1, Febrero de 1971. Kirby modeló el rostro de Darkseid a semejanza del actor Jack Palance. En el Universo DC, el hijo del Rey Yuga Khan y de la Reina Heggra, el Principe Uxas planeó apoderarse de Apokolips. Cuando su hermano Drax intentó reclamar la legendaria Fuerza Omega, Uxas lo asesinó y tomó el poder por sí mismo, transformándose y adoptando el nuevo nombre Darkseid. En algún momento, él se enamoró de una científica llamada Suli, con quien tuvo un hijo, Kalibak. Sin embargo, Suli fue envenenada por Desaad en nombre de Heggra, que creía que Suli estaba corrompiendo a su hijo. Tras la muerte de Suli, el corazón de Darkseid se hizo aún más frío y se convirtió en el supremo monarca de Apokolips. Darkseid se vio obligado por su madre a casarse con Tigra, con quien también tuvo un hijo. Después de asesinar a su madre, Darkseid había eliminado Tigra, y su hijo Orion se cambió con el hijo del Alto Padre, Scott Free (Señor Milagro), a fin de mantener la paz. La profecía predijo que Darkseid cumpliría su derrota final a manos de su hijo en una batalla cataclísmica en el Armagedón de fuego de Apokolips. La más grande ambición de Darkseid es eliminar el libre albedrío, y busca desvelar el misterio de la Ecuación de Anti-vida que le permitirá controlar los pensamientos y emociones de todos los seres vivientes en el universo.
- In an alternate reality, Darkseid was a tyrannical dictator who ruled an overpopulated planet with great efficiency and even greater power.
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