New Krypton is the current home of the clones from the former Kandorian army brought to Earth in the Orb. Clark Kent used the Book of Rao to transport the Kandorians there from Earth.

Contents 1 Notable Citizens 2 Season Nine 3 In Between 4 Season Eleven 5 In the Comics 6 New Krypton in other media 7 Notes 8 Quotes

Notable CitizensEdit

• Beh-Osk - Eradicator Beh-Osk is a kryptonian from the 31st century and lives on New Krypton. There he works for the Judgment Council and wanted to arrest Cosmic Boy and Saturn Girl but was interrupted by Superman and his cousin Supergirl. .
• Pa-Vel - Chancellor Pa-Vel of New Krypton is a kryptonian from the 31st century. He showed Superman the Hall of Scion and told him that the war between New Krypton and EarthGov isn't just about politics.
• Kara Zor-El - Kara has rejoined her people after she time-traveled in the future. She works as a spy for the Kryptonians to locate the coordinates of Faora's tomb on Earth.

Season NineEdit

All the Kandorians, incluing Zod, were teleported to the new Kryptonian colony via the Book of Rao.

In BetweenEdit

Once on their new planet, the self-designated planet Argo, the Kandorians not only survived there but also flourished as their own society. They also imprisoned Zod in the Phantom Zone for the murders and deception he committed.

It is mentioned that the day the Kandorians arived on their new home planet their arrival was helarded by a good omen, a green light in the sky of a legend known as Flamebird.

While their ancestors worshiped Rao, Krypton's red sun as their God like the original Kryptonians back on Krypton the Kryptonians on New Krypton worship other Kryptonians who had contributed to Argo's evolution for over a thousand years. They have built statues for each of them placed in the Hall of Scion so they can be worshiped by the civillains. One particular figure is maybe the most important figure for them, Faora. Her tale that was told by Argo's settlers and eventually became myth. They believe that her body holds the key of unlocking their future as a people.

The Kryptonians have formed a very technologically mature society and the civillains live peacefully with each other. The have also formed a group somewhat like a police battalion which protects the citizens and maintains the order on the planet.

Years later they applied for membership to the United Planets but they were declined because they were "too young" as they were told.

When Kara arrived in the future she was welcomed by the Legion and after joining them they launched a diplomatic mission when they discovered Argo, the lost Kryptonian colony, but was sabotaged by someone from EarthGov and that event lead to the start of the war. After that Kara left the Legion to rejoin her people. She then became a spy for them and was caught on purpose by EarthGov.

Season ElevenEdit

In the 31st century New Krypton is at war with Earth. 

Kirt Niedrigh is the Minister of EarthGov and is leading Earth to a war against New Krypton. At EarthGov holding facility he informs his superiors about wanting to transfer his prisoner, Kara, off-world to a more secure location. He then informs them about a Legionnaire with the Mark of El on his chest who attacked his men earlier stating that the Legion is collaborating with new Krypton and that it is only a matter of time before he comes to free the other Kryptonian he is holding hostage. Suddenly Superman brakes in the facility and frees Kara.

Inside the EarthGov holding facility, Minister Niedrigh informs his superiors about the Kryptonian's attack and they say that he must have been working with the Legion. They also tell him that he must focus on their planned assault on New Krypton and Kirt reassures them that his agents are already in place.

On New Krypton, the Legionnaires Cosmic Boy and Saturn Girl disguised among the crowd try to locate Niedrigh's agents and stop them. Rokk succeeds to catch the agents and Imra disables the bomb but suddenly a group of Kryptonians, which protects New Krypton's citizents, leaded by Eradicator Beh-Osk appear and take into custody the two Legionnaires who are charged with terrorism. Rokk tries to explain that they mistake their actions and they were on New Krypton only to ensure peace but the Kryptonians do not believe them. Suddenly Superman and Supergirl appear on the scene defending Cosmic Boy and Saturn Girl. When Beh-Osk hears the Legionnaires call Superman as Kal-El, he realises that Superman is the last son of ancient Krypton and gets astonished by that revelation. He then calls all the Kryptonians to kneel before "Argo's salvation". Clark seems not so happy about that action and Kara says to him "Welcome home".

Later, Cancellor Pa-Vel escorts Superman in the Hall of Scion in which there are multiples statues of Kryptonians who had contributed to Argo's evolution for over a thousand years. Cancellor also mentions that Clark liberated their ancestors from the tyranny of General Zod and that is why every Kryptonian on New Krypton calls him "Liberator". Cancellor also expalins to Superman a bit about their religion, how proud enlightened people they are and that their war is more about that despite the violence. He also reveals that the main cause of the war is to recover the body of their God. A confused Clark questions him about his revealtion knowing that the God they worship is Rao but Cancellor says that Rao was worshiped only by their ancestors and they now worship a new one, showing him the statue of their Goddess and also revealing to him that Clark actually knew her.

Cosmic Boy, who was let free along with Imra thanks to Superman, asks Kara to tell him what she has learned while she was a spy for the Kryptonians and help the Legion stop the war. Superman arrives on the scene and says to Kara that she doesn't have to say anything, betraying the Kryptonians' trust because he already knows everything. He reaveales to Supergirl and Cosmic Boy that the war is not about politics but actually for another more religious reason. The Kryptonians actually want to recover Faora's body. They believe that her body holds the key of unlocking their future as people and that is why they sent Kara as a spy to locate the coordinates of Faora's tomb without her actually knowing what she is looking for.

In the ComicsEdit

Now residing in Earth's orbit, directly opposite it, New Krypton is home to the residents of Kandor rescued from Brainiac by Kal-El. Since their rescue from Brainiac, the scientist of Kandor have been busy attempting to unravel the secrets of his technology. In the end they were successful, and Alura concocted a plan to deal with their problem on Earth. Having citizens of the city lift it and the surrounding terrain into space, kept safe by Brainiac's force-field technology, they used his tech to tera-form a new planet Krypton, placing it into orbit on the opposite side of Earth's orbit, placing the sun between them. Its presence, is both a beacon of hope for Kryptonians, and a possible threat to humans everywhere. New Krypton is destroyed when a kryptonite bomb, placed inside the villain Reactron by Lex Luthor, explodes, destroying the planet and most of its inhabitants.

New Krypton in other mediaEdit

NotesEdit

• The phrase "New Krypton" was never mentioned on the show but in Smallville: Season Eleven storyarc titled Argo, Brainiac 5 names New Krypton as being the enemy of Earth.
• New Krypton was part of a storyline in Lois and Clark the 1990's show with Dean Cain and Teri Hatcher with the villain Lord Nor as a General Zod type figure.
• Zod was there and being punished for killing Faora by the Kandorians by exiling him to the Phantom Zone. This indicates both that the Kandorians have recreated some form of the Kryptonian government on New Krypton, and that New Krypton has the means of recreating Kryptonian technology.
• It is the only place with the largest amount of Kryptonians in the galaxy.

QuotesEdit

Zod: (to Clark) Better to rule in hell, than to serve in Heaven.

Season Nine, Salvation