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Orange Lantern Corps
In General
A corps of Orange Lanterns formed by OL. Their current main goal in the Paragon timeline is the defeat of the Reach. Their current main goal in the Renegade timeline is the protection of the Vega system.
- Greed: Orange Lanterns are powered by their ability to want things. In order to function properly though, they need to learn how to channel their desires into something constructive.
Members in Both Timelines
Hinon Hee Hannanan
The forger of Paul's ring. She is the Controller Paul regularly interacts with.
- Beneath the Mask: She reveals in Episode 108: Anti-Thesis that she acts like a disapproving grandmother because it improves her interpersonal relationships with other species. Without it, she's much less emotive, like a robot.Hinon: (with a blank face) The vast majority of sentient beings from social species expect a degree of punishment when they step outside of accepted bounds of acceptable behaviour. Minor insults meet that need while also stimulating a desire for praise.
Paul: You don't need to act with me, Hinon Hee Hannanan. I'd much rather know the real you.
Hinon: I am very old, Illustres Paul. Without a shell personality I would barely be able to interact with young creatures like you. This is far more effective than the alternative. Trust me to know my business. - Hidden Depths: What she wants the most is to use the power of the orange light to help the universe, as she is aware of just how much things have and will go wrong.Paul: So that's what you want?
Hinon: Yes. Because every time wiser heads have relinquished control, some idiot brings everything crashing down. I. Want. Control. Not because I wish to control people as an exercise in egotism, but because I want to prevent things like… [gestures at a device that captured one of the Endless] Like this. Have you any idea how many people across the galaxy were comatosed, or rendered incapable of sleeping bereft as they are of the exotic protections my own people can use, or simply driven insane by nightmarish visions conjured from the newly ungoverned Dreaming? How many times those nightmares became real, breaking into the material universe to wreak havoc? - Miniature Senior Citizens: Hinon is of similar size as the other Guardians
, and she reaches Paul's belly button. She could change her size; she just doesn't feel like doing so. - Secret-Keeper: Paul told her his origin.
- Spotting the Thread: She noticed that Paul knew more than he should be able to, but kept quiet as there was no reason to push it. That was until he revealed some of his knowledge about the Endless, then she finally confronted him, leading to him telling her his origin.
Vril Dox II
The cloned son of Brainiac and the Clarissi of the Orange Lantern Corps.
- Character Development: He starts becoming more social and less of a Control Freak thanks to Paul.
- Control Freak: He had no control over his own fate for most of his life. As such, he wishes to impose order in a chaotic universe.
- Freudian Excuse: He was created by his "father" intentionally less intelligent, was tortured by him, and was left at the mercy of the Computer Tyrants, and later the Dominators.
- Green-Skinned Space Babe: A male version who actually has green skin.
- Hates Their Parent: He (very understandably) hates Brainiac.OL: Can I assume that you hate [Brainiac] with a fiery passion?
Vril Dox II: Passion is irrational. If my objective were his destruction I would remain cold and calculating.
OL: But if you could make one being in the universe suffer an agonising death..?
Vril Dox II: I would select him. - Insufferable Genius: He comes across as arrogant most of the time.
- No Social Skills: He is casually dismissive of most people and often doesn't look at them when speaking.
- Number Two: Acts as this to the Renegade, much to his frustration.
- Point of Divergence: As Dox has a power ring, he will not be raped and subsequently be the father of Stealth's child, Lyrl Dox aka Brainiac III.
- The Spock: Vril Dox II relies on logic above all else.
Komand'r
The first princess of Tamaran and joint first recruit of the Orange Lantern Corps.
- Adaptational Heroism: She never betrayed Tamaran in this universe, and is loyal to her world and her people.
- Adaptational Nice Guy: Downplayed. She's not as cheerful and friendly as her sister, but she's still much nicer than in the comics.
- Adaptational Wimp: She and her sister lack their canon powers in the Paragon timeline.
- Always Second Best: She felt this way towards Koriand'r. Justified as Koriand'r is regarded better and is even the next in line to the throne.
- Blood Knight: She loves fighting and killing enemies.
- Character Development: She becomes less abrasive in the Paragon timeline thanks to Paul's influence.
- Flying Brick: Becomes this after her illness is cured.
- Flying Firepower: Is this in the Renegade timeline.
- Green-Skinned Space Babe: Like all Tamaraneans, she looks like an green-eyed human with orange skin.
- Hand Blast: Can fire starbolts in the Renegade timeline.
- Jumped at the Call: Komand'r wasted no time in accepting Paul's offer to become an Orange Lantern.
- The Power of the Sun: Averted at first, due to her illness. She gets this back in both timelines.
- In the Renegade timeline, the Psions' experiments which give her her canonical abilities also cure her of her illness.
- In the Paragon timeline, Paul encourages her to find a cure for herself so that she can share it with the rest of her people. We find out that she succeeded in doing just that in Episode 87: Jiggity-Jig.
- Red Oni, Blue Oni: The Red to her sister's Blue. Komand'r is much more vengeful against their oppressors.
- Stripperific: Averted. Unlike other Tamaraneans, she's fine with clothing that covers most of her skin. This is justified, as she was unable to absorb ultraviolet light to fly like the rest of her species for most of her life.
- Took a Level in Cheerfulness: Downplayed. She's still much more serious than her sister, but thanks to Paul's help, she is a lot less surly than she used to be.
Koriand'r
The second princess of Tamaran and joint first recruit of the Orange Lantern Corps.
- Adaptational Wimp: She and her sister lack their canon powers in the Paragon timeline.
- Arranged Marriage: She was set to have one in order to get support to become the next ruler of Tamaran. It is annulled thanks to Paul helping her get the authority on her own merits.
- Flying Brick: Like all Tamaraneans.
- Flying Firepower: Is this in the Renegade timeline.
- Good Is Not Soft: She is a kind and thoughtful woman, but she has no mercy for those whom she sees as completely abhorrent, such as the Gordanians or the Citadelians.
- Green-Skinned Space Babe: Like all Tamaraneans, she looks like an green-eyed human with orange skin.
- Hand Blast: Can fire starbolts in the Renegade timeline.
- Head-Turning Beauty: When she visits Earth, a lot of people end up distracted by her beauty.
- Obliviously Beautiful: Due to growing up on Okaara, which has very different standards of beauty compared to Tamaran, Koriand'r is surprised when Paul says she's stunning and that people on Earth find her attractive.
- The Pollyanna: Paul is amazed by her ability to retain a positive attitude after he rescues her.
- The Power of the Sun: She absorbs ultraviolet light like all Tamaraneans.
- Red Oni, Blue Oni: The Blue to her sister's Red. Koriand'r is the more compassionate one, and much more forgiving.
- Stripperific: She likes wearing as little as possible in order to absorb more ultraviolet light, as is customary for her people.
Members in the Paragon Timeline
In General
- Germans Love David Hasselhoff: In-Universe, the people of Tillettit are rather fond of the Orange Lantern Corps.
- Quantity vs. Quality: Paul wants Lanterns that are avaricious enough to use the rings, but not so avaricious that they would be consumed by it.
- Recruiting the Criminal: Unlike the Green Lantern Corps, Paul's OLC is willing to hire bad guys so long as they are useful.
Tarant
A Darkstar who was found to be compatible with the orange light.
- Good Is Not Soft: He will not hesitate to kill any member of the Reach, or any collaborator.
- It's Personal: He really wants to destroy the Reach, especially any collaborators or Scarabs.
Soranik Natu
A doctor from Korugar and the daughter of Sinestro.
- The Medic: Paul recruited her specifically so that there would be at least one Orange Lantern who was trained in medicine and surgery.
- Parental Abandonment: She grew up not knowing who her birth parents were. As such, she's horrified when she learns that her father is Sinestro.
- Refusal of the Call: She attempted this, but eventually decided that helping people mattered more than her people's hatred of Lanterns.
Mother of Mercy
A sentient macroorganism that spans an entire planet.
- Comfort the Dying: After first experiencing what it's like to die from the first being she devoured, she resolved to do this by creating what will become known as the Black Mercy.
- Genius Loci: Technically, she is a giant organism that encompasses the planet, not the the planet itself. However, she is effectively this.
- Gravity Master: Mother of Mercy already had the ability to somewhat control her gravitational fields before she got a power ring. With it, her capabilities have increased immensely.
- Not the Intended Use: Her creations, the Black Mercy, were intended to give dying people their greatest desire so that they could die happy. They ended up being highly addictive and used as a drug/prison.
- Secret-Keeper: She is aware of Paul's origins thanks to having read his mind when they first met.
K-K'p
A Clicker and a former Darkstar that was found to be compatible with an orange lantern ring.
- Cyborg: He was one until his ring restored his flesh.
- Scars Are Forever: Although his ring restored his flesh, his scars were left as they were.
R-K'rr
A Clicker and a former Darkstar that was found to be compatible with an orange lantern ring.
- Ambadassador: He was an uplift coordinator before becoming a lantern, so he's more skilled in diplomacy. Paul suggests that he utilize the orange light in his efforts.
Ragnar
A young man who idolized the Green Lanterns.
- Adaptational Heroism: He is given a chance to live his dream as a member of the OLC instead of feeling resentment for not being able to join the GLC, and subsequently becoming a member of the RLC.
- Ascended Fanboy: Becoming a Green Lantern has been Ragnar's obsession for years. Although he's orange instead of green, he does indeed become a Lantern.
- Blood Knight: He absolutely loves fighting to the death.
- Character Development: His experiences against the Reach have given him a broader perspective on how warfare is like for beings who aren't Proud Warrior Race Guys.
- Close-Range Combatant: He prefers to get up close and personal when fighting.
- Defeat Means Friendship: He comes to respect Paul after being effortlessly defeated by him in single combat.
- Jumped at the Call: As someone who idolizes Green Lanterns, Ragnar was excited to become an actual Lantern (even if a different color than the one he initially wanted).
- Proud Warrior Race Guy: He considers what he did to the other orange ring wielders he fought to be honorable combat, not murder.
Kalmin
A Weaponer from Qward, and the creator of both the Anti-Green Lantern Corps and Sinestro's yellow power ring.
- Evil Cannot Comprehend Good: He truly believes that Paul destroyed a religion that demanded the eyes of all women past a certain age just to provide him with enough hope make a blue personal lantern.
- Mad Scientist: Qwardians, or at least the Weaponers and the ones who wish to become Weaponers, are already this. However, he is beyond most of them as he is also a loyal servant of the Anti-Monitor.
- Omnicidal Maniac: As a fervent believer of the Anti-Monitor, he's this just like his master.
- Token Evil Teammate: He joined for an opportunity to create weapons that will kill a lot of people.
Ranx
A sentient battle station that desires a crew to inhabit it.
- Genius Loci: He’s a sentient spaceship.
- Heel–Face Turn: Paul convinced him to abandon his vendetta against the Green Lantern Corps.
- Planet Spaceship: Ranx is currently stationed near Maltus and acts as Dox's base.
Sodam Yat
A Daxamite who doesn't share his people's isolationist and xenophobic ways.
- Adaptational Angst Downgrade: He never had to experience being mindwiped or seeing his friend's corpse in a museum like in the comics.
- Defector from Decadence: Abandoned his homeworld to join the OLC.
- Nice Guy: He decided to help an alien try to get home despite everyone else on the planet wanting to kill the alien due to xenophobia.
- Superpower Lottery: He's basically Superman with a power ring.
- White Sheep: Seemingly the only non-xenophobe among his people.
Ratchet
A jellyfish-like alien that came from a society that promoted the absence of personal contact.
- Adaptational Angst Downgrade: He is much happier than in the comics thanks to being freed by OL.
- Adaptational Heroism: He's a member of Paul's OLC instead of one of the many insane berserkers of Atrocitus' RLC.
- Cuddle Bug: Often hugs others.
- The Glomp: New recruits ask if he is hazing them when he does this.
- Number Two: He acts as Dox's personal assistant, mostly because he loves interpersonal interaction and Dox doesn't.
- Starfish Aliens: He looks like a big jellyfish.
Coutara eh'Jerrd
A woman who comes from a religion that believes in the ritual removal of a woman's eyeballs upon adulthood.
- Eye Scream: Her eyes were removed long ago.
- Mama Bear: She deeply loves her daughter and is very protective of her.
Taranna re'Coutara
The daughter of Coutara eh'Jerrd.
- Eye Scream: Her eyes were removed before she got her ring. She got cybernetics to replace them.
Xalitan Xor
An alien who crashed on Earth after being wrongfully imprisoned.
- Badass Creed: His is about his honor."By this ring, my honour upheld
By this ring, my wrongs repaid
By this ring, my slights revenged
By this ring, I fight and live!" - Born as an Adult: Downplayed. He was born normally, but his brain was removed from his infant body and placed in a fully grown one.
- Character Development: Thanks to Paul's tutelage, Xalitan grows out of the rigid soldier mindset he was raised to have.
- Fall Guy: He was one for the murder of his employer's wife.
- Named by the Adaptation: He was only known as Konvikt in the comics.
- One-Man Army: Able to handle Batman, Icon, Flash, Plastic Man, and the US army on his own.
- Proud Warrior Race Guy: He considers himself an honorable warrior who will not attack innocent civilians.
- Super-Soldier: Xalitan Xor was one of the War Hounds, an infant brain placed in an artificially enhanced body which had Super-Strength and Super-Toughness.
- Super-Strength: Has it thanks to being a War Hound.
- Super-Toughness: Also comes with being a War Hound.
Zartok
A former warlord who wants another chance at conquering worlds and starting his own empire.
- Blood Knight: He loves to fight and conquer and joined the OLC for a better chance to do both.
- Freudian Trio: Forms one with Grood and Drusa, and is the Ego who leads the group.
- The Leader: Of his own little group with Grood and Drusa.
Grood
A near bestial creature who's mostly concerned with hunting, eating and claiming territory.
- The Big Guy: Serves as muscle for his team as that's all he can be.
- Freudian Trio: Forms one with Zartok and Drusa, and is the Id who primarily follows his instincts when he isn't given orders.
Drusa
A mercenary who was just struggling to get by before getting a power ring.
- Freudian Trio: Forms one with Zartok and Grood, and is the Superego who gets all the necessary info needed for the team's missions.
- Had to Be Sharp: She's cunning and intelligent because she would have died if she wasn't.
- The Social Expert: In order to survive on her own, she had to develop the ability to read a room so that she could take the options that would most likely be beneficial to herself.
Paran Dul
A Thanagarian who was assigned to monitor the Reach. She joined to OLC as that would allow her a better opportunity to do so and to start monitoring the new Lantern Corps.
- Proud Warrior Race Guy: As is typical for a modern thanagarian.
- Sole Survivor: Of her team by the time Paul meets her.
- Winged Humanoid: Like other thanagarians.
Onik
An alien who was a part a Source-worshipping monastery before joining the Corps.
- Badass Creed: He first says it after he overcomes his fear of the Spider Guild thanks to a Rousing Speech from Paul."From my mind, a decision.
From my decision, an action.
From my action, completion.
From completion, repose." - Character Development: Paul is able to teach him to be more in tune with the orange light.
- Early-Bird Cameo: He is first mentioned by Future Orange Lantern when Paul sees his future self in action in Episode 42: Fool's Canon. Onik makes his first appearance much later Episode 78: Judgement Day.
- I'm Not Afraid of You: Uses Paul's teachings to get over his fear of the Spider Guild.
- Warrior Monk: Downplayed. He was a monk before becoming a Lantern. However, he isn't particularly skilled in combat and is more focused on spiritual and intellectual pursuits.
Allyn
An Ascendant who joined after the Citizenry attacked his homeworld.
- Instant Expert: Downplayed, but Zartok notes that he picked up how to get information from the ring when most don't even know it's possible.
Members in the Renegade Timeline
In General
- Quantity vs. Quality: The Renegade wasn't as picky about who could join his Corps, leading to him inducting not only the Tamaranean princesses, but every Tamaranean that was born when the Gordanians bombarded their capital.
Ph'yzzon
A Tamaranean who was captured and experimented on by the Psions. He was freed thanks to the OLC in the Renegade timeline.
- Killed Offscreen: Implied to have been killed in the Paragon timeline after the Wombworld was bombarded.
- Me's a Crowd: Thanks to the Psions' experimentations, he can make duplicates of himself.
Diataria Lysis
A Weaponer of Qward and the student of Kalmin.
- Stripperiffic: Averted. She used to wear a revealing outfit, as it helped draw the attention of higher ranked q'ardajin. She stopped after reaching the highest rank she could achieve.
Larfleeze's Corps
In General
- Non-Indicative Name: The Corps is just Larfleeze and his Construct-Lanterns, not an actual group of individuals who wield the orange light.
Larfleeze
The original Orange Lantern.
- The Dreaded: The forest he lives in is forbidden because everyone who enters is never seen again.
- Fatal Flaw: Greed, naturally. He is incapable of being patient and immediately goes after what he wants with no forethought whatsoever. This actually also makes him the strongest Orange Lantern.
- Long-Lived: He's lived for millions of years thanks to taking in the pure power of the orange light for all that time.
- Off with His Head!: He's decapitated by the Renegade off-screen.
- One-Man Army: He is literally one, with his ability to make and remake a near infinite number of Construct-Lanterns.
- Red Baron: He is known as both the Beast of Okaara and Agent Orange.
- The Unfought: Despite being repeatedly mentioned as being a super lantern, he isn't fought in either the Paragon or Renegade timelines. In the former he is non-lethally subdued in his sleep. In the latter he is decapitated by the Renegade before he can react.
- Unskilled, but Strong: He has no fancy gimmicks to make himself a threat, just pure brute force and numbers.
- With Great Power Comes Great Insanity: The orange light made him one of the most powerful beings in the universe, but it also drove him stark raving mad.
Blume
A former self-proclaimed God of Hunger.
- Planet Eater: Blume can do this.
- Starfish Aliens: He looks like a giant head with tentacles around his mouth.
Ogandu Onna Oslan
A Guardian of the Universe who was assimilated by Larfleeze soon after the latter gained the Orange Central Power Battery.
- Named by the Adaptation: He's just known as the Orange Lantern of Space Sector 3001 in the comics.
Green Lantern Corps
In General
An intergalactic peace keeping force created thousands of years ago by the Guardians of the Universe.
- Boring, but Practical: Green Lanterns are generally less creative, but also have a strong and consistent output.
- Heroic Willpower: The Green Light of Will is powered by this.
- Space Police: What their role basically amounts to.
- Thou Shalt Not Kill: Played straight most of the time. However, the Guardians do allow lethal force if a sufficient reason is given.
Guardians of the Universe
In General
The creators and leaders of the Green Lantern Corps.
- Broken Pedestal: Martian Manhunter loses all respect for the Guardians when he learns of their hand in devastating the surface of Mars and turning the Martians into a bunch of recluses that shy away from going out into the wider universe and never leave their caves.
- Dwindling Party: After the Controllers broke off, thirty three Guardians remained. By the beginning of the story, there are only nine left.
- My Greatest Failure: The Guardians, as well as the Controllers who were members at the time, consider what Krona did to be this. When only counting the things they, or at least some of their members, actually did and not something they failed to prevent, this would be the Massacre of Sector 666.
- Non-Indicative Name: It is more of a boast than truth at the moment, but they are working on expanding.
- Pride: They believe they know more than anyone else when it comes to the Emotional Spectrum. Paul takes whatever opportunity he has to prove them wrong.
- Reasonable Authority Figure: The Guardians aren't as strict and unreasonable as they are in canon.
Ganthet
One of the Guardians of the Universe. He is one of the more personable members of the Guardians.
Sayd
Appa Ali Apsa
One of the Guardians of the Universe. He is noted to be a social scientist.
Honor Guard
Salaak
The Clarissi of the Green Lantern Corps.
- Mission Control: He is stationed at Oa and is in charge of day-to-day operations.
- Number Two: He in charge of the Corps after the Guardians.
Lanterns
Medphyll
The Green Lantern of Sector 586.
- Badass Creed: His is based on the fact that he's a Plant Person."In forest dark or glade beferned
no blade of grass shall go unturned.
Let those who have the daylight spurned
tread not where this green lamp has burned." - The Paragon: Paul credits him with having an ideal mindset for a good lantern and seeks to emulate his comportment.
- Plant Person: His entire species are plant people.
Katma Tui
The Green Lantern of Sector 1417. She took over after Sinestro's expulsion.
- Badass Creed: Averted. She just points at her lantern without saying anything when she recharges.
- Badass Normal: In her backstory. She had no powers, but led the rebellion against Sinestro.
- Never Accepted in His Hometown: Sinestro ruined the reputation of the Green Lanterns on Korugar. As such, the people of her homeworld hate her simply for becoming his replacement.
- No Good Deed Goes Unpunished: Her reward for leading the rebellion against Sinestro is to become his replacement, and subsequently exiled from her homeworld for becoming a Green Lantern.
- Redeeming Replacement: She wishes to make the Green Lantern Corps honorable and trustworthy again in the eyes of her homeworld as Sinestro's replacement.
- Teacher/Student Romance: Is in a relationship with one of her students, John Stewart.
- You Can't Go Home Again: Her planet refuses any and all Lanterns, so she can never return.
Jack Chance
The Green Lantern of Sector 17. He normally stays on his homeworld, Hellhole.
- Badass Creed: His is rather irreverent, unlike most other Lantern oaths. It's first heard when he recharges before fighting Lantern Blume."You who are wicked, evil, and mean,
I'm the nastiest creep you've ever seen!
Come one, come all; put up a fight;
I'll pound your butts with Green Lantern's light.
Yowza!" - Combat Pragmatist: Unlike most other Lanterns, he always has more weapons on him than just his ring.
- Cowboy Cop: He primarily follows his own rules when operating on his own, which is the reason the Guardians don't like him.
- Good Is Not Soft: He's a Green Lantern who can, and will, kill if needed. This is because Hellhole really is that bad a place, so the Guardians give him special exception from their No Kill rule.
Saarek
The Green Lantern of Sector 773.
- Badass Creed: We only hear part of his. It's first heard when he recharges before fighting Lantern Blume."…that evil's dark can ne'er demean.
The light of justice must be seen…" - Necromancer: He is noted to be one.
- Shout-Out: He looks like a Vulcan, something that is noted In-Universe.
Green Man
The Green Lantern of Sector 2828.
- Badass Creed: We only hear part of his. It's first heard when he recharges before fighting Lantern Blume."Bring light to the ring,
I charge thee—unveil every evil around me!" - No Name Given: His species do not give names for individuals, and even his moniker of Green Man just means that he is the member of their species who is a member of the GLC.
Arisia Rrab
A rookie Green Lantern from Sector 2815 who has been apprenticed to Hal Jordan.
- The Apprentice: To Hal Jordan.
- Unknown Rival: Downplayed. She low key wants to show up Paul any chance she gets. Paul is aware of this and doesn't really care.
Graf Toren
The Green Lantern of Sector 424.
- Warrior Monk: Lantern Toren was a monk in a monastery that worshipped the green light of will before he became a Green Lantern.
Sinestro Corps
Members in Both Timelines
Thaal Sinestro
The former First Lantern of the Green Lantern Corps. He was expelled for becoming a dictator on his home world.
- Fallen Hero: He was once regarded as the greatest Green Lantern.
- The Ghost: He has been referenced many times, but hasn't actually appeared in the story.
- Murder by Inaction: Did this to his predecessor by allowing him to die of blood loss rather than save his life and have to give back the power ring he just got. Paul thinks about it while telling the story of Katma Tui to Artemis and Paula.Guy was a bit iffy about sharing a Greenie's personal history with me, but he was happy to talk about Sinestro. Turns out they still didn't know what he'd done to Prohl Gosgotha. Once I questioned him Guy compared the timelines from Sinestro's logs. He was disgusted to say the least when he confirmed what I said.
- The Paragon Always Rebels: Sinestro was respected as the greatest Green Lantern alive before he became an extremist.
- Tell Me How You Fight: Sinestro's fighting style changed after he replaced his green power ring with a yellow power ring.
- Well-Intentioned Extremist: He believed in bringing order to the universe, no matter the cost.
Members in the Paragon Timeline
Crad
The Illustres of the Sinestro Corps and one of the Citedelian survivors.
- Arch-Enemy: Considers Paul this due to Paul's role in the near annihilation of his people.
- Enlightenment Superpowers: It's implied that he gained Yellow Enlightenment in part due to Paul's actions against his people.
- Know When to Fold Them: When they meet face to face, he admits that he's not Paul's match yet and says that he'll only go after Paul when he thinks he's strong enough to win in a fight.
Star Sapphire Corps
Ghia'ta
A young Zamaron who left her homeworld in order to better understand how love works and have new experiences.
- Naïve Everygirl: Despite being an alien and a member of the Star Sapphire Corps, Ghia'ta is this in regards to some of the less happy aspects of love.
Indigo Lantern Corps
A mysterious lantern corps that has just been discovered to exist. In General
- Adaptation Name Change: They're called the Indigo Lantern Corps instead of the Indigo Tribe because there are less brainwashed members.
- Power Copying: According to Mr Zoat, an Indigo Lantern can use other colors if they were attuned to them before they were inducted.
- It's later explained that any constructs formed using other colors would be feeble, as it is using the bare minimum of that other color.
Ub'x
A former criminal technologist who previously fought Lantern Ch'p before he joined the Indigo Lantern Corps.
- Screw This, I'm Outta Here: Right after Paul saves him from his imprisonment and torture, he teleports away without even trying to help his savior.
