Davis Bloome

This article is about Davis Bloome, the human camouflage for the monster Doomsday. For the episode, see Doomsday (episode). For the Kryptonian persona of Davis, see Doomsday (Monster)

Davis Bloome
Power and Abilities	Reactive camouflage, reactive adaptation, regeneration, super strength, super speed, super stamina, super leap and invulnerability
Family	Zod ("Father"/Partial Genetic Template) Faora ("Mother"/Partial Genetic Template) Vala ("Aunt") Unknown Kryptonian Life-Forms (Partial Genetic Templates) Doomsday (Kryptonian Persona)
Occupation	Paramedic (Metropolis General Hospital)
Played by	Sam Witwer Alex Ferris (young)
Status	Deceased
Last Seen	Doomsday

"I've always felt like...kind of like there was this darkness inside me...just fighting to get out." – Davis Bloome, to Chloe, Prey

Davis Bloome was the human camouflage for Doomsday, a Kryptonian creature that was the result of a fusion of genetic material taken from the most ferocious Kryptonian life-forms as well as the Kryptonians Zod and Faora. He was sent to Earth as genetic matter attached to Kal-El's spaceship: his true monstrous form remained camouflaged, adapting to the world it was sent to until it was ready to destroy the civilization. As a human, Davis worked as a paramedic at Metropolis General Hospital.

In late 2008, Davis transformed into Doomsday and under the control of Brainiac, kidnapped Chloe Sullivan, whom he took to the infected Fortress of Solitude before transforming back. He was then imprisoned in ice by Brainiac, who stated that Davis would transform completely and permanently in 12 days. However, before this time period was up, Brainiac was defeated by Clark Kent and the Legion of Super-Heroes and a transformed Davis smashed out of his imprisonment.

Davis returned to Metropolis a few weeks later, his evil side encroaching on his human persona whenever he became angry. As a result of Clark resetting time, Davis was targeted by Linda Lake. At Metropolis General, Linda claimed that she knew Davis' secret and began agitating him with the intention of getting Doomsday to release her from her restraints: however, Davis' transformation was halted when he suffocated Linda with a pillow. Subsequently, in order to control the beast within, Davis went on a murder spree, killing people whom he perceived as bad, but was routed by Jimmy Olsen, who witnessed one of Davis' murders: however, Davis managed to convince people that Jimmy was hallucinating. Soon after, Chloe and Clark discovered Davis' killing spree and his true origins. Davis tried to kill himself in a kryptonite cage, but he failed and instead adapted to the effects of kryptonite. He turned to Chloe for help, since being near her suppressed his bestial side.

After his confrontation with Clark in the Fortress, Davis went on the run with Chloe. However, the Justice League located and captured both Chloe and Davis with the intention of killing Davis in order to protect Clark. When Davis began transforming into Doomsday, Chloe used black kryptonite to separate Doomsday from Davis. Clark battled Doomsday and buried the creature deep within Earth's crust, while Chloe and Davis were brought to the future site of Watchtower by Jimmy. Once he discovered that Chloe had only been with him to protect Clark and was still in love with Jimmy, Davis fatally wounded Jimmy. He attempted to kill Chloe as well, but Jimmy protected her by killing Davis.

Physical Appearance

Davis Bloome.

Davis was above average height (around 6') with short brown hair and brown eyes. He was often seen wearing his paramedic uniform while working at Metropolis General. When off-duty, he usually wore casual dark clothing that was mainly black, dark blue, gray, dark brown and green. According to his biological "mother" Faora, Davis was the spitting image of his biological "father" Zod before he became a Phantom wraith.

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Doomsday.

Davis' monstrous form as Doomsday is not human-looking at all and is representative of all the Kryptonian creatures from which his "parents" genetically engineered him. When Doomsday was seen transforming back into Davis, a bone along the line above his eyebrows was seen growing back into his head before he woke up. Witnesses who survived Doomsday's attack on the Ace of Clubs described the him as a creature with bony eyebrows. When transformed, Doomsday was covered in black spikes and bone-like protrusions and was much taller and bulkier than in his human form. He had dense, dark gray skin and red eyes, with bony structures across his eyebrows and down his nose.

Personality

"Isis Foundation. So, what – adopt a pyramid, save a sphinx, that kind of thing?" – Davis, to Chloe, Plastique

Despite the ease with which Davis related to his new friends, he carried with him the long-felt feelings of a perpetual outsider. Beneath Davis' charismatic and easygoing demeanor lied a brooding sense of isolation and insecurity. He was, however, caring and often willing to offer his services to his friends or put his job on the line, such as treating Oliver Queen without hospital aid after Oliver was poisoned. However, when transformed (a condition he couldn't control), Davis' darker personality was utterly ruthless, injuring or killing anyone who stood in his way: a prime example of this is his destruction of Clark's barn during his kidnapping of Chloe.

Doomsday on a rampage.

Davis was horrified by the fact that his alter-ego was so violent and destructive, going so far as to take anti-psychotic pills in order to control his transformations: however, his adaptive abilities eventually made him immune to the effects of the pills. While transforming into Doomsday, Davis tried to warn Chloe (and Clark, through her) of his alter-ego. His murder of Linda Lake led Davis to the conclusion that his transformations could be avoided if he gave in to the urge to kill. He later confessed to a priest that he could control his "inner beast" by ridding the world of those he deemed evil.

Though he was eventually separated from Doomsday by black kryptonite, Davis' lingering murderous impulses combined with his anger of rejection and feelings of being betrayed had made him psychologically fragile and unstable, as evidenced by his murdering Jimmy and attempting to kill Chloe.

Powers and Abilities

"That which kills you makes you stronger." – Faora, to Davis, Bloodline

Unlike pure Kryptonians, Davis did not get his powers and abilities directly from Earth's yellow sun. Instead, he got them from Doomsday, who may have digested the energy emitted from the sun, which somehow fueled his powers.

A knife shatters when Davis tries to stab himself.

• Reactive Camouflage: Davis was designed by his "parents" to adapt to any environment he inhabits, accounting for his human appearance and his more monstrous form.

Davis begins transforming into Doomsday.

• Reactive Adaptation: As a Kryptonian creature, Davis could adapt to anything that harmed him: this ability came from his Kryptonian DNA. Brainiac, using Chloe's body, placed Davis into an ice cocoon to force him to evolve, but after Brainiac was defeated by Clark and the Legion, he emerged from the cocoon before he could completely become Doomsday. (Legion, Bloodline, Eternal)
• Super Strength: In his humanoid form, while still merged with Doomsday, Davis was considerably strong: as such, after he became aware of his other side, he could easily overpower humans by snapping their neck or crushing their bones, lift heavy objects with ease and hold his own while fighting Clark, although Clark was able to overpower him with great effort on his part. As Doomsday, he possessed extreme strength that surpassed even Clark's: as such, he could easily throw cars and overpower or kill metahumans and even other Kryptonians.

Davis using his super speed.

• Super Speed: This ability was rarely explored. Davis/Doomsday, much like Clark, could move at superhuman speed and could also perceive the world in slow motion with his accelerated vision. In one instance, Davis was able to completely destroy a man's skeletal structure and leave before Clark and Dr. Emil Hamilton could arrive. Before Clark can open the portal to the phantom zone, Davis used his speed to stop him.
• Invulnerability: Both Doomsday and Davis were highly resistant to harm, although Davis had to die from the attack in order to adapt to it, as seen when Faora impaled him with a pole: he soon recovered and tried to stab himself with a blade, but it shattered on contact. (Bloodline) Later, Davis, while transforming, withstood many bullets. (Bride) He was also able to withstand a punch from Clark while they were battling in the Fortress. (Beast)

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Doomsday leaps over the street.

• Super leap: Doomsday can perform highly accurate super leaps, allowing him to jump over large buildings. (Doomsday)
• Healing Factor: Davis/Doomsday can recover from injury very rapidly, with this ability being linked to his reactive adaptation. When Faora impaled him with a steel rod, his injury completely healed within only a couple of minutes. (Bloodline) He later cut himself while dicing some food, but the wound healed quickly. (Eternal)
• Immortality: After adapting to kryptonite radiation, Davis stated to Chloe that he was immortal. (Eternal)
• Super Stamina: Davis/Doomsday could run for long periods of time without tiring. (Doomsday)
• Kryptonian Sense: Doomsday has a genetic ability to sense any Kryptonians. He was able to sense Clark where he was and super leaped to him. (Doomsday)
• Skilled Fighter: Davis was able to fight and overpower people easily, both as a human and as Doomsday. (Doomsday)

Vulnerabilities

Davis doused with liquefied green kryptonite.

• Green Kryptonite - Like all Kryptonians, Davis was vulnerable to kryptonite. When exposed to a chunk of green kryptonite as a child, Davis experienced severe pain until the kryptonite was shut in a lead box. Years later, he had Chloe use liquefied green kryptonite to kill him. However, because of his adaptive ability, Davis came back to life and was no longer vulnerable to kryptonite.

Black kryptonite separates Doomsday from Davis.

• Black Kryptonite - Later, when he was exposed to black kryptonite by Chloe as he began transforming into Doomsday, Davis became a separate being altogether, making Doomsday void of human emotion, ruthless, cold and virtually unstoppable, while leaving Davis a normal human being whose only 'power' was his former connection to Doomsday.

• Limited Adaption - Judging by his reaction to kryptonite, when he was exposed to it as a child but was still vulnerable later, it would appear that Doomsday can only adapt to threats that actually kill him (also supported by Faora saying "that which kills you makes you stronger"), with his body retaining a vulnerability to damage until it is forced to adapt. This is further supported by the fact that he still retained small cuts even after his body acquired immunity to being stabbed after he was impaled through the chest by Faora, with his chest breaking the knife when he subsequently tried to commit suicide while he was still able to cut his fingers.

• Killing Urge - As shown throughout Season 8, whenever he became irritated, agitated or aggravated, Davis had to kill people in order to suppress the beast. Sometime later, this tactic no longer worked and he had to be close to Chloe for him not to change. Emil affirmed this, saying that Davis' changes could be triggered by intense emotions, such as love or hate.

Early life

"Are you him, are you Warrior Angel?"
"No, but I want to be." - Young Davis and Lex, Eternal

Genetic matter spills from the egg that Faora and Zod attached to Clark's ship.

Doomsday was created on the planet Krypton through genetic engineering, by combining the DNA of the planet's strongest and most violent creatures with the DNA of the Kryptonian warlord Zod and his wife Faora. Zod and Faora attached the genetic matter of their "son" to Kal-El's ship sometime before it left Krypton.

A young boy is formed from genetic matter.

When Kal-El's ship landed on Earth in Miller's Field during the 1989 meteor shower, a burnt cocoon managed to find itself far from the ship and hatched a short time later: liquid leaked out of the cocoon to form into a young, fragile boy.

Davis watching the Kents.

After watching from behind a burnt bush as Jonathan and Martha Kent took away Kal-El, the boy was taken by Lionel Luthor's search team, who were sent to look for the Traveler and placed in the Luthor Mansion while tests were being run on him to check if he was the Traveler.

Davis befriends Lex.

Lionel's son Lex one day found Davis in a locked roo, and they became friends. As they were playing, the boy was exposed to a chunk of kryptonite and experienced considerable pain.

Davis left out in the streets.

After Lionel realized that he had the wrong boy, he had his men leave the boy out in the streets of Metropolis. Saddened and angered, the boy transformed into Doomsday and killed them.

Davis begins to transform.

Sometime later, the boy was adopted and named "Davis Bloome." According to Davis' foster records, his birthday is October 16, 1987, exactly two years to the day before the first meteor shower. He had no information for the first three years of his life.

Between September 1990 and May 2006, Davis lived in five foster homes. He went to Lowell County High School and received his paramedic training at Metropolis General Hospital.

Davis once gave an interview to a reporter where he talked about running away from foster homes when he was young. He later told Chloe that he had experienced blackouts ever since he was little and that, because of it, he felt like an outsider and did not feel comfortable staying in one place too long.

Season Eight

"Look, Chloe, I think that, in some weird way, we all have some part of us that we hold underneath the surface. Even I do." – Davis, to Chloe, Toxic

Davis and Chloe get a little heated.

Davis first appeared shortly after a bus explosion outside the Daily Planet. He helped Bette Sans Souci recover and quickly befriended Chloe Sullivan after she helped him examine Bette. Later on, at the hospital, Davis offered to send Bette to a place where she could be taken care of, but Bette refused. He was also the first one that Chloe revealed her engagement to after the two became close after fitting a light bulb in the Isis Foundation. Chloe also revealed that she researched Davis and found out that his parents were dead and he ran away from numerous foster homes.

Davis mutates back to normal.

Later on, Davis encountered Clark Kent in the hospital and mistook him for Chloe's fiancé and asked him not to tell Chloe that he told him. After Chloe's dangerous confrontation with Bette, she called Davis at his apartment, but received no answer. Unknown to her, Davis was actually on the street outside, lying on the ground trembling and mutating back to human form: he woke up screaming soon after.

Davis and Lois save Oliver's life.

When Oliver Queen was poisoned, Chloe called in Davis to assist in healing him. Davis insisted on taking Oliver to Metropolis General Hospital, but Chloe convinced him to trust Oliver when he said no hospitals. Davis agreed, but also informed her that if Oliver didn't show any signs of improvement within one hour, he would have no choice but to bring him in. Later on, Clark visited Davis at the hospital just as he was preparing to depart and retrieve Oliver. His plan was to give Oliver some adrenaline shots, but after seeing another woman who had the same poison die from an adrenaline dosage, he chose not to. Davis spent the rest of the time at Oliver's side and was the one who administered the antidote to him when Clark retrieved it.

Davis talking to Chloe.

When Chloe arrived at Isis later on, she found Davis staring at the computer room she accidentally left open. He questioned her about the computers and after seeing her plant research, expressed that he felt her intelligence was a bit unusual. Chloe admitted that she was having problems with her intelligence, but Davis told her that everyone has their own secrets and dark side that they might not understand, even him.

Davis is covered in blood following the attack on the Ace of Clubs.

While mutated as Doomsday, Davis went to the Ace of Clubs, where he went on a rampage, killing several innocent people before mutating back to his normal self. Clark arrived on the scene and found Davis unconscious and covered in blood. Davis later awoke on a stretcher and was dazed and unaware of how he got there. He then got up and left, going back to Metropolis General where he took a shower and found that all the blood on him was not his and crouched down in despair, wondering what he had done.

Davis meets Jimmy.

Davis then got changed and took a sample of his own blood before Jimmy Olsen approached him and asked if he could ride along with him when he went out on duty: Davis reluctantly agreed. Later, Davis cleaned Mary Pierson's body, finding skin under her fingernails and placing it into a container when Chloe came into the room. Davis admitted to her that he believed himself to be the killer. Chloe took him back to Isis where she talked to him, with him telling her that he believed there was evil inside him trying to get out and that was why he never stayed with one foster home as a child.

Clark talks to Davis about him having files of all the murder victims.

Davis was just about to go out on patrol when Clark confronted him about a file he had in his locker about the recent murder victims, noting that he was always the first on the scene. Davis said that he was collecting them because he wanted to do more and noted that there was also a figure in the background and accused Clark of being the city's peeping tom. Davis then went to meet with Jimmy for his ride-along. They were riding in Davis' ambulance when Davis started to look dreary and pale, as well as a call for a murder was issued: they responded to it.

Davis is attacked.

Davis went into the alley and was attacked by a shadow creature before screaming out. Clark arrived on the scene: when Davis called out, the shadow creature grabbed him and pulled him backward and was beating him until he went to get Jimmy. After Clark defeated the creature, Davis got up and was okay. The next day, Davis met Chloe at a café and talked about what he told her about himself: he then hinted about his feelings for her before she said that they should not see each other as much. He then went back to his ambulance with the crucifix of a murder victim visible.

Davis meets his "mother", Faora.

When Faora escaped from the Phantom Zone, she began looking for her son while inhabiting Lois Lane's body. Her search led her to Davis, who was attending to a little boy at the hospital. Faora revealed to Davis that he was the son of herself and Zod and was brought to Earth attached to a Kryptonian spaceship as genetic material. Davis was confused by all of this, to which Faora remarked that he hadn't evolved far enough before she impaled him with a metal pole she ripped off a gurney, killing Davis.

Davis comes back to life.

Davis came back to life later on and attempted to stab himself again, but this time, his skin was resistant and shattered the blade. Faora had earlier remarked to Clark that "Earth's ultimate destroyer" is her son, without revealing to Clark who he was, as well as that he stood no chance against him.

Davis kisses Chloe.

Davis bumped into Chloe again when she was trying to find out what was happening with her memories and remarked that she had been acting odd. He then tried to slip a note under her door in the Talon, but found that Jimmy was there and told him that he (Davis) couldn't attend his and Chloe's wedding. Davis again found Chloe when she needed his help due to Brainiac taking away her memories until Davis was the only person she remembered. He assisted Clark and Jimmy and got Chloe to the Talon, but was forced to knock her out with a drug because she began to get angry and scared.

Doomsday is coming.

Davis left to get help for Chloe, but Clark super-sped her to the Fortress of Solitude, where Jor-El healed her. Jor-El later told Clark that Brainiac was trying to use Chloe as a vessel to contact the "ultimate destroyer" who, unknown to Clark and Jor-El, was Davis. After Clark left, Brainiac asserted his presence over the Fortress, telling Jor-El that Clark and subsequently the House of El, would fall and thus a new age of power and strength would begin. He further revealed Doomsday's arrival by embedding the Kryptonian symbol for "doom" into the ground.

Davis transforming.

As Chloe and Jimmy's wedding was taking place, Davis was in Metropolis, covered in blood and exiting his ambulance while carrying two bags of body parts from two more of his victims. He tried to dump them in a bin, but was caught by a security guard who tried to apprehend him. Davis pleaded for the guard to leave, but within moments, he transformed and killed the guard before heading to the Kent Farm, where Doomsday attacked and injured numerous people.

Davis frozen in the Fortress.

Doomsday emerges in the Fortress.

Later, Davis awoke in the Fortress, confused about where he was before seeing Chloe, now possessed by Brainiac. He asked Chloe if she was alright, but Brainiac responded of how he used her to bring Doomsday to him. Brainiac planned to rid Davis of human emotions by putting him in a Kryptonian chrysalis, so he would later destroy Clark and then Earth. During that time, when Clark confronted Brainiac who was inside Chloe, Davis was frozen inside a crystalline cube. Once Brainiac was defeated, Davis reverted to his monstrous form and smashed out of the chrysalis.

Davis and Chloe at Met. Gen.

After weeks of being missing, Davis finally returned to Metropolis and began taking anti-psychotic pills to help contain his homicidal tendencies. Davis then met with Chloe and after admitting the danger of being his friend, suggested that they keep some distance from each other. He then learned by reading a newspaper that Clark was the other Kryptonian he was supposed to kill.

Davis later went to Chloe again to tell her about the time in the Arctic and confessed that he was sent to Earth for the sole purpose of killing Clark. Chloe demanded that he stay away from Clark, but Davis revealed that he was now drawn to Clark instead of Chloe so he could kill him. He begged Chloe to warn Clark of the danger he was in. As he was morphing into Doomsday, he pleaded for Chloe to run away. She made it to her car, but Doomsday followed her and ripped the car door off. Whether or not Doomsday killed Chloe was left unknown, but this all changed when Clark altered the timeline.

Davis kills Linda Lake.

In the new timeline, as Davis was taking his pills, a nurse told him that Linda Lake wanted to see him. Linda revealed that she knew about Davis' true nature as a bone-protruding monster and ordered him to release her from her restraints, or else she would tell Chloe the truth about him. Furious, Davis gained partial control over Doomsday and used his newfound super-strength to smother Linda. He then threw the pills away, now knowing that he could control the beast within.

Davis captured by Jimmy.

Davis then began a killing spree to "control the beast" by killing those he saw as evil. After killing a drunk driver who killed a mother and her child, Davis was arrested because Jimmy witnessed him murdering the driver, but was released for reasons unexplained. When Davis found Jimmy in his ambulance, he injected Jimmy with a hallucinogen and placed him back into his hospital room. The hallucinogen made Jimmy believe that the creature was attacking Chloe again. Later, Davis was about to attack a robber when he was knocked to the ground by Jimmy, who had followed him. He began transforming into Doomsday when Jimmy was temporarily incapacitated by Chloe. When Chloe assured him everything was all right and touched his shoulder, Davis reverted to human, stating to Chloe that she saved him. Davis was last seen standing, in the pouring rain, across the street from Chloe's apartment, staring into her window.

Davis begins to transform.

Later, as he was preparing dinner for Chloe, Davis accidentally cut himself, but healed instantly, with Chloe being curious of that. He later left to bury the body of one of his latest victims. Once he returned to his car, Tess Mercer blew it up with him inside. Davis later awakened in the Luthor Mansion, covered in bandages and Tess told him his life story. Going through the mansion, Davis remembered that he was greatly harmed by kryptonite. When Tess felt that Davis had to die in order for the Traveler to fulfill his destiny, he attacked her. Davis went to Chloe to confess his love for her and to ask her to help kill him. Chloe took Davis to a LuthorCorp facility where she drenched him with liquid kryptonite. Davis, however, managed to survive, declaring himself immortal. He realized that he needed Chloe by his side to prevent the beast from coming out. In surprise, Chloe obliged to allow him to be near her.

When Chloe was being threatened by a gangster of Milano's in the Talon, Doomsday killed him.

Davis holds Jimmy and Oliver captive.

After seeing Chloe talk to Dr. Emil Hamilton, Davis went to Chloe to explain that his urges were becoming more frequent now and that he needs to be physically near her now: Chloe then insisted that they run away together after telling Davis that he was wanted. When Oliver and Jimmy were in Chloe's apartment, Davis knocked them unconscious and tied them up in the Talon basement. As Davis strove for control, Jimmy taunted Davis, who decided to kill one of them but was stopped by Clark, who dragged him at super speed to the Fortress of Solitude. There, Clark told him about sending him to the Phantom Zone where he wouldn't have to worry about hurting anybody anymore.

Clark tries to throw Davis into the Phantom Zone.

Refusing to live forever in a world without Chloe, Davis fought Clark to prevent him from opening the portal, declaring that he was going to take Clark with him if he had to go. After a short scuffle, Clark and Davis reached a point where neither could overpower the other until Chloe arrived, which calmed Davis. Chloe removed the black crystal from the Fortress' console and then used the Key to take both Davis and herself out of the Fortress away from Clark. As Davis was getting ready for the road, Chloe secretly called Clark to call off his search for her and Davis.

Sometime later, as Doomsday, Davis was attacked by Tess' metahuman team, but he escaped and killed Neutron.

Davis comes face-to-face with Doomsday.

Davis and Chloe were in Edge City lying on top of their car looking at the stars when they were attacked and abducted by the Justice League, who intended to kill Davis in order to stop Doomsday. Davis realized that dying was the only option left for him and that he wasn't able to control the beast any longer even in Chloe's presence. However, when Davis began to transform again, Chloe used black kryptonite to split Davis from Doomsday in a painful process.

Once separated from Davis, Doomsday defeated the Justice League and knocked out Davis with ease.

Davis murders Jimmy.

Jimmy took Chloe and Davis to safety in the apartment he had originally bought as Chloe's wedding present, called "The Watchtower." Meanwhile, as Davis appeared unconscious, Chloe and Jimmy re-affirmed their love for each other and Chloe revealed that her only reason for leaving with Davis was to protect Clark from Doomsday. Hearing Chloe's revelations, Davis reacted in a rage, impaling Jimmy with a pole.

Davis dies.

Davis turned to kill Chloe as well for betraying him, but Jimmy used his last moments alive to push Davis into a spike, thus killing him and saving Chloe.

Appearances

Davis Bloome

• Season Eight: Plastique, Toxic, Prey, Bloodline, Abyss, Bride, Legion, Infamous, Turbulence, Eternal, Stiletto (Mentioned only), Beast, Injustice (Mentioned only), Doomsday
• Season Nine: Savior (Mentioned only), Rabid (Mentioned only)
• Season Eleven: Argo (flashback only)

Doomsday

• Season Eight: Bride, Legion, Infamous, Turbulence, Eternal, Stiletto (Shadow only), Beast (Mentioned only), Injustice (Mentioned only), Doomsday
• Season Ten: Harvest (Mentioned only), Collateral (Mentioned only), Finale, Part 2 (flashback only)
• Season Eleven: Guardian (flashback only)

In the Comics

While Davis Bloome, the human side of Doomsday, does not appear in the comics his monstrous persona does. Doomsday is widely known as the behemoth that killed Superman and since then he had died and came back to life several times.

Trivia

• Davis' ambulance number was 17.
• Davis was about 6 feet tall: his beast form, on the other hand, is nearly 8 feet tall.
• Davis always wore a watch on his right hand.
• Davis was right-handed.
• According to his foster records, Davis was 21, five months younger than Clark, as they both departed Krypton on Clark's ship (with Davis as genetic matter) and arrived on Earth appearing to be around age 3.
• Doomsday is referred to as the "Ultimate Destroyer" by Jor-El.
• Davis appears to be a captain, due to the double bars on his medic uniform during his conversation with Chloe in Prey.
• Davis' murderous tendencies to kill "evil" people is similar to that of Dexter Morgan from Dexter. Coincidentally, Sam Witwer (who plays Davis) also appeared on Dexter as Neil Perry, the fake Ice Truck Killer.
• Davis is the second character in the series to be dubbed the "Cornfield Killer" the first being Jed McNally.
• Davis has appeared in the least amount of episodes throughout the series out of all the main male characters.
• Davis is the only main character to appear in just one season.
• Sam Witwer plays Darth Maul in the animated Star Wars: The Clone Wars TV Series . He has a similar horned appearance to Doomsday, as well as being mentally unstable.

Notes

• Davis was the fourth series regular to be shown orphaned at a young age on Smallville. The other three were Clark Kent, Lana Lang and Oliver Queen. Although Davis didn't realize it until he met his mother Faora as an adult, his parents are actually still alive and trapped in the Phantom Zone.
• Doomsday is one of the few villains (and main characters) whose story arc ends in Smallville on the same way that his story ends in the comics. By the end of the series, Doomsday remains trapped underground by Clark. Many comics show he will one day escape (in most stories, it's because of Lex) and fight Superman to both of their deaths (and they are both resurrected later on).^{[citation needed]}
• Technically, if it weren't for Davis and Doomsday, Clark may have taken longer to fully embrace the costumed hero of the Blur. Doomsday was also Clark's last fight against evil wearing his blue shirt and red jacket and moving on to his black costume.
• While Davis appears in 12 episodes during Season Eight, Doomsday only appears in 5.
• Tess Mercer claims that the Kryptonians from the Orb couldn't emerge until the beast is destroyed, possibly because Doomsday was designed to kill any Kryptonian, particularly Kal-El.
• Davis Bloome is the Smallville incarnation of the DC Comics character Doomsday. However, he's also the genetic son of Zod and Faora: in the comics, Zod has a son named Lor-Zod with Ursa.
• Originally, Davis was announced as a bartender at the Ace of Clubs and his initial test scenes were originally planned to be with Lois, who found him unconscious and covered in blood at the Ace of Clubs. In Prey, it's Clark who finds Davis unconscious and covered in blood at the Ace of Clubs following Doomsday's attack there.
• Davis is the third Smallville main character to have come from Krypton. The first two being Clark and Kara Kent.
• Davis being attached to Kal-El's ship as genetic matter is similar to his comic counterpart's exit from Krypton, clinging on to a cargo ship after slaying most of the population at the time.
• Davis is the third person to be split in two using black kryptonite.
• Davis has never met Lana nor Kara.
• Davis is the only main cast member to have never set foot on the Kent Farm, although Doomsday crushed the Kent barn and kidnapped Chloe.
• Although he was a charming young man on the outside, the eventual convergence of his two personalities would cause Davis to become the main antagonist of Season Eight.
• Davis is genetically related to Major Zod, as Major Zod is a clone of General Zod (Davis's father).
• Vala is technically Davis's aunt.
• Davis is the only main character who did not appear in a season premiere.
• Davis was the sixth main character who died as well as the sixth and last "main villain" to die.
• There is no mention of what happened to Davis in the reality in which Clark was found by Lionel Luthor as opposed to what happened in the mainstream universe where Davis was found by Lionel.
• Davis has never met his father and his father's clone.
• Black kryptonite can be used to put Doomsday and Davis back together. Just like it was used to separate them.
• According to Davis's foster records he got into his first foster home on 08/5/1990. And according to Tess in "Eternal" Lionel threw Davis into the streets five days after the meteor shower. This means that Davis as a little boy was living on the streets for nearly 10 months.

Relationships

• Chloe and Davis - Details on their short-lived friendship/relationship.
• Clark and Davis - Details on how they become from being friends to enemies.
• Jimmy and Davis - Details on their friendship turned rivalry which ended in tragedy.
• Chloe, Jimmy and Davis - Details on the turbulent triangle in Season 8.

See also

• Doomsday
• Gallery/Doomsday
• Davis Bloome's near-death experiences
• Episodes featuring Davis Bloome
• House of Zod
• Shapeshift

External links

• Doomsday on DC Comics Database
• Doomsday on DCAU wiki
• Doomsday on Wikipedia

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