Byron Moore
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| Byron Moore | |
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| Family | Mr. Moore, Mrs. Moore |
| Occupation | Student (home schooled) |
| Powers and Abilities | Super strength (in sunlight) |
| Played By | Sean Faris |
| Status | Unknown |
| Appeared In | Nocturne |
"You should have listened to me!" - Byron Moore, to Clark Kent, Nocturne
Byron Moore is a nocturnal teenage boy who had taken some drugs from Metron Pharmaceutical Labs to control his antisocial behavior.
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[edit] Personality
An anti-social person, Byron is a poet and writes sweet poems to Lana Lang. He is kept in the cellar with all the windows boarded up.
[edit] Powers and Abilities
As a nasty side effect to the LuthorCorp medication, whenever Byron is exposed to sunlight, he becomes violent and exhibits superhuman strength. His powers and behavior immediately revert when he is in the shade. It is unknown what the upper limit of Byron's strength was in his transformed state, but it seems entirely possible that his super strength equaled or exceeded Clark's strength at the time of their encounter.
[edit] Season Two
Byron snuck out and left a letter for Lana at her parents' grave.
On one attempt, he met Lana face to face, and even her protective friend, Clark Kent. When Byron tried to get home quick, his father caught him and pointed his gun at him and Clark and Lana. Clark tried to rescue Byron. Clark freed him and dragged Byron out, insisting they need to get away before his parents come back. Once they got outside, Byron underwent his transformation into a feral, super-strong beast, who tossed Clark and Pete into the air. Pete was left with a broken arm inside a damaged car.
Byron found out that Lionel Luthor was responsible for what has happened to him, and went after him by holding onto the helicopter. Clark managed to get Byron into shade, which neutralized his feral state. Byron was placed in a hospital under special lights.
[edit] Notes
- Interestingly, Byron "uses" the same power source as Clark. In contrast to Clark, Byron is unable to store solar energy for a prolonged period of time. He runs out of power when he leaves the sunlight.
- Byron Moore may be named after Romantic poet Lord Byron, and his friend and fellow poet Thomas Moore.
