History Characters / SupermanBizarro

Post-Flashpoint, Htrae is introduced in ''Comicbook/TheMultiversity'' as Earth-29, a cubic planet in a universe where that's just how planets form, and occupied by Bizarros who appear to have evolved there naturally. The Earth-29 unverse also has other square planets such as Nnar (home to [[Comicbook/AdamStrange Adam Familiar]]), Raganaht (home to the flightless [[Comicbook/{{Hawkman}} Manhawk]]) and Sram (home to the [[Comicbook/MartianManhunter Sramian Snitch]]). ))

Post-Flashpoint, Htrae is introduced in ''Comicbook/TheMultiversity'' as Earth-29, a cubic planet in a universe where that's just how planets form, and occupied by Bizarros who appear to have evolved there naturally. The Earth-29 unverse also has other square planets such as Nnar (home to [[Comicbook/AdamStrange Adam Familiar]], Raganaht (home to the flightless [[Comicbook/{{Hawkman}} Manhawk]]) and Sram (home to the [[Comicbook/MartianManhunter Sramian Snitch]]).

Post-Flashpoint, Htrae is introduced in ''Comicbook/TheMultiversity'' as Earth-29, a cubic planet in a universe where that's just how planets form, and occupied by Bizarros who appear to have evolved there naturally. The Earth-29 unverse also has other square planets such as Nnar (home to [[Comicbook/AdamStrange Adam Familiar]], Raganaht (home to the flightless [[Comicbook/{{Hawkman}} Manhawk]] and Sram (home to the [[Comicbook/MartianManhunter Sramian Snitch]]).

Post-Flashpoint, Htrae is introduced in ''Comicbook/{{Multiversity}}'' as Earth-29, a cubic planet in a universe where that's just how planets form, and occupied by Bizarros who appear to have evolved there naturally. The Earth-29 unverse also has other square planets such as Nnar (home to [[Comicbook/AdamStrange Adam Familiar]], Raganaht (home to the flightless [[Comicbook/{{Hawkman}} Manhawk]] and Sram (home to the [[Comicbook/MartianManhunter Sramian Snitch]]).

* OppositeSexClone: The female half of the planet's population. Mostly Bizarro versions of Lois.

[[Characters/SupermanCentralRoguesGallery Central Rogues Gallery]] ([[Characters/SupermanLexLuthor Alexander "Lex" Luthor]], '''Bizarro''', [[Characters/SupermanBrainiacCharacter Vril Dox/Brainiac]], [[Characters/SupermanCyborgSuperman Cyborg-Superman]], [[Characters/NewGodsDarkseid Darkseid]], [[Characters/SupermanDoomsdayCharacter Doomsday]], [[Characters/DCComicsLobo Lobo]], [[Characters/SupermanMisterMxyzptlk Mister Mxyzptlk]], [[Characters/DCComicsMongul Mongul]], [[Characters/SupermanRoguesGalleryPhantomZone Phantom Zone Criminals]] [[[Characters/SupermanGeneralZod General Zod]]]) | [[Characters/SupermanRoguesGalleryAToL A-L]] | [[Characters/SupermanRoguesGalleryMToZ M-Z]] ([[Characters/SupermanSuperboyPrime Superboy-Prime]])\\

* MadeInChina: Or Hong Kong, to be exact.
* MythologyGag: While the cover of each issue of ''ComicBook/TheManOfSteel'' features a character facing the reader, Issue 5 has his back on the reader. A nod to his pre-Crisis counterpart being a mixed-up, backwards creature.

* BadIsGoodAndGoodIsBad: One of Bizarro's classic character tics is that he always says the opposite of what he means; during the Silver Age, this extended to the entire Bizarro planet, which operated on this ethos. This got downplayed after the Silver Age ended, but it's worth noting ''ComicBook/AllStarSuperman'' had an issue spoken almost entirely in Bizarro speech, since Superman got stranded on Bizarro's homeworld.

* BadIsGoodAndGoodIsBad: One of Bizarro's classic character tics is that he always says the opposite of what he means. This got downplayed after the Silver Age ended, but it's worth noting ''ComicBook/AllStarSuperman'' had an issue spoken almost entirely in Bizarro speech, since Superman got stranded on Bizarro's homeworld.

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* SiliconBasedLife: In [[Comicbook/CrisisOnInfiniteEarths Pre-Crisis]] days, [[Comicbook/{{Bizarro}} Bizarros]] looked as if they were made of some kind of mineral and were always described as being made of "non-living matter." It's anyone's guess what sort of matter that was, but the implication is that they were not organic.

* ForgottenPhlebotinum: The scientist who created him Post-Crisis said he would have been a perfectly duplicate if Superman were human. Luthor could have used the cloning machine to make obedient clones of human superheroes and villains but it never occurs to him. This is very much averted with the Pre-Crisis technology that gave him life, however, as it made imperfect copies of everything and Bizarro used it to create enough other Bizarros to fill a planet.

[[Characters/SupermanCentralRoguesGallery Central Rogues Gallery]] ([[Characters/SupermanLexLuthor Alexander "Lex" Luthor]], '''Bizarro''', [[Characters/SupermanBrainiacCharacter Vril Dox/Brainiac]], [[Characters/SupermanCyborgSuperman Cyborg-Superman]], [[Characters/NewGodsDarkseid Darkseid]], [[Characters/SupermanDoomsdayCharacter Doomsday]], ComicBook/{{Lobo}}, [[Characters/SupermanMisterMxyzptlk Mister Mxyzptlk]], [[Characters/DCComicsMongul Mongul]], [[Characters/SupermanRoguesGalleryPhantomZone Phantom Zone Criminals]] [[[Characters/SupermanGeneralZod General Zod]]]) | [[Characters/SupermanRoguesGalleryAToL A-L]] | [[Characters/SupermanRoguesGalleryMToZ M-Z]] ([[Characters/SupermanSuperboyPrime Superboy-Prime]])\\

* StopHelpingMe: Bizarro Amazo saves a crashing plane and is told off by the Bizarro pilot for stopping a scheduled crash of a plane with indestructible passengers.

* NamesTheSame: Bizarro World has a Yellow Lantern, completely unrelated to the actual Yellow Lanterns. He's simply an extremely cowardly clone of Hal Jordan.

See [[SelfDemonstrating/SupermanBizarro the Self-Demonstrating page]] for his own take on the situation.

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* SelfDuplication: All other Bizarros are duplicates of the original.

* BareYourMidriff: Averted, with her costume being closer to that of the Pre-Crisis Supergirl than the Post-Crisis one.

* LaughablyEvil: In the Silver and Bronze Ages, Bizarro was used for his humor value much more often than as an actual threat, and he was much more of a [[FriendlyEnemy frenemy]] to Superman in those days. "Tales of the Bizarro World" was a long-running backup feature in the Superman books that was played completely for comedy, and it was goofily adorable. Post-Crisis stories have treated Bizarro and his world more seriously, though he has still had plenty of humorous takes since then, helped immensely by the fact that he's frequently portrayed as extremely stupid and hilarious awkwardness stemming from his tendency to say the opposite of what he intends to say (such as greeting people by saying "Goodbye").

* LaughablyEvil: In the Silver and Bronze Ages, Bizarro was used for his humor value much more often than as an actual threat, and he was much more of a [[FriendlyEnemy frenemy]] to Superman in those days. "Tales of the Bizarro World" was a long-running backup feature in the Superman books that was played completely for comedy, and it was goofily adorable. Post-Crisis stories have treated Bizarro and his world more seriously, though he has still had plenty of humorous takes since then.

* BizarroUniverse: [[TropeNamers Obviously.]]

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