- "You know, I never really cared about the scars. Sometimes, I even forget I still have them. Or the ache in my shoulder that wakes me up every single day. I can live with that too. What I can't live with is knowing the people responsible were never found. They get to live free somewhere, while my family... maybe... not all Rankless are Black Zero, but they provide cover for them, so please don't talk to me again about innocent lives."
- —Dev-Em to Lyta-Zod[src]
Dev-Em is a Sagitari commander in the Military Guild. He is the intended of Lyta-Zod. After Dru-Zod takes control of Kandor and the Sagitari, he deserts and becomes a fugitive.
Biography[]
Season 1[]
"Pilot"[]
- Main article: Pilot
As part of the Military Guild, Dev-Em became a member of the Sagitari, and the intended of Lyta-Zod. Dev-Em was present at a training session overseen by Primus Jayna-Zod. Jayna selected her own daughter to spar with her, then allowed Dev to select whether the fight would use weapons, or be hand-to-hand. Dev chose hand-to-hand and watched as Lyta was beaten by her mother, and then cried for mercy. While on patrol in the Rankless District, Dev-Em almost arrested Seg-El after he tried to stop two Sagitari from accosting a burnout who had worked the Outlands for more than 50 cycles. Lyta-Zod intervened and took Seg-El away in cuffs. Sometime later, Dev-Em led the Sagitari to arrest Charys-El after she stole a skimmer, taking her before the Lawmakers Guild.[1]
"House of El"[]
- Main article: House of El
After Lyta questioned why the Sagitari were leading a rankless initiative, Dev agreed with Quex-Ul, expressing his great desire to find and end Black Zero. Lyta later challenged Quex to a duel to the death, causing Dev to question her on her choice, despite her resistance. Soon coming around, Dev-Em assured Lyta of herself before her battle. He watched as she defeated and killed Quex-Ul.[2]
"The Rankless Initiative"[]
- Main article: The Rankless Initiative
The Military Guild went to prepare the operation named "The Rankless Initiative", the action in which they hoped they will lure out the Black Zero operatives and defeat them. Dev-Em was among them in brief discussion of the operation with Lyta and Jayna-Zod and Daron-Vex. During the preparation, Dev-Em briefly talked with Lyta about the feelings of the loss of Quex-Ul, but he was more concerned with Lyta and her future moves as the commander of Sagitari, but was supportive to her. Dev-Em and other soldiers under Lyta's command went in one part of Rankless District, Sector 19, to find Black Zero operatives. When Seg told Lyta to hold on her unit in order to save his infected friend Rhom, Lyta ordered the unit to stop while giving Seg enough time to save her. After Seg incapacitated Rhom with shock grenade in communication center and escaped, Dev-Em and few soldiers went to this location to check the BZ operatives, but without success.[3]
"The Word of Rao"[]
- Main article: The Word of Rao
At Military Guild, Dev-Em came to Lyta before she went to the court about mission's failure last night. Despite this incident, Dev-Em believed that she was good commander and Sagitari. When Seg became aware of Lyta's arrest, Seg came to guild to see her. Dev-Em came and wanted to beat him, but Jayna stopped him to do this despite both blaming him for Lyta's trouble.[4]
"House of Zod"[]
- Main article: House of Zod
Dev-Em visited Lyta in her prison, telling Sagitari guard to deactivate the shield. During their talk, they remembered their first meeting 18 years ago during the Nova Cycle, having a rekindled feelings between each other. He was present at Kandor's Council during her execution, but Lyta was released by Daron when he cancelled all charges against her. Dev later noticed Lyta for the military operation, but Lyta not told him about it, not knowing that Lyta, Strange and Tai-Un went to rescue Seg in the Outlands.[5]
"Civil Wars"[]
- Main article: Civil Wars
Sometime later, House of Vex conspired with Primus Jayna-Zod to overthrow the Voice of Rao. Jayna asked Dev to join them in their mission. This plan failed during the religious ceremony when the Voice of Rao was revealed to be dead and instead being alive as an agent for Brainiac, the latter taking control of Dev.[6]
"Transformation"[]
- Main article: Transformation
Under Brainiac's order, Dev went to Lyta who expressed the truth of her feelings towards him. Dev asked Lyta to take her to Jayna. When they found her at the Jewel Mountains, Dev revealed himself to be a servant of Brainiac and attempted to kill Jayna. Lyta fired at Dev and apparently killed him, in order to protect her mother.[7]
"The Savage Night"[]
- Main article: Savage Night
Lyta, Seg, and Nyssa-Vex decided to go to the same place where Dev-Em was here, in the hopes to sever the link between VOR/Brainiac and his unit "The Red Shard". Although he was gravely shot (with missing left arm), he survived and wandered through the Outlands, having a semi-consciousness. They found him and took him to Fortress of Solitude. Under Val-El's care, the aim of Seg and his allies was to hack his neural network to sever the link between VOR and his unit. When Seg, Jayna, Dru-Zod entered Genesis Chamber, they attacked other guards. Val disabled the link, returning his consciousness, and Dev stayed here to recover.[8]
"The Phantom Zone"[]
Seg was transported from Fortress to Military Guild to recover, also having a mechanical arm to function his movements. When Brainiac's ship arrived to take Kandor, Dev-Em awakened, seeing the city in apocalyptic state. When seeing other Sagitari who wanted to evacuate from Kandor, Dev ordered Yim-Gar to prepare the pilots for attack, including the commander Bok, but Yim-Gar said that Bok escaped from the town. As Yim-Gar and others wanted to give up, Lyta-Zod came and ordered to not retreat, but to attack Brainiac as much as possible. Lyta and Dev started to create an aerial combat strategy to destroy Brainiac, but this backfired when he, using technopathy, crushed all Sagitari aerial vehicles to ground. Lyta was shocked at its failure, but Dev hugged and calmed her. Lyta was then contacted by Seg when he and Dru-Zod evacuated other citizens to underground tunnels. Lyta then decided to send the remained Sagitari to carry out the rescue-escape operation through the tunnel. Lyta and Dev started operation, but were all immobilised as Brainiac's ship already started to "bottle" Kandor. When Seg and Brainiac were pulled in the Phantom Zone, the ship was shut down, bringing back the people on normal. One month after the war, Dev, with Lyta, was present at Dru-Zod's speech, reluctantly commited to his new order and commands.[9]
Season 2[]
"Ghost In The Fire"[]
- Main article: Ghost In The Fire
Reappearing for the first time after the events of Season 1, Dev-Em encounters Jayna-Zod in a seedy Outlands bar and saves her from General Zod's pursuing Sagitari, killing the last one himself.[2]
"Will To Power"[]
- Main article: Will To Power
Still in the bar, Dev assures Jayna-Zod that the attacking Sagitari's skimmer has been "taken care of", with Jayna assuring him that she had disposed of their bodies. As he leaves, Dev, having originally believed Jayna to be dead, relays to Jayna that he's done with the Sagitari, Kandor, "all of it", and fills her in on what has happened, about Lyta-Zod being General Zod's right hand and Primus of the Sagitari. Jayna asks for more information so that she can understand and so that they can act, but Dev angrily yells that "there is no we", that everything he believed in is no more. He leaves, telling Jayna to act like they never saw each other.
Eventually passing out in the snow, Jayna finds and brings Dev's limp form into shelter. Dev wakes up with tears in his eyes, and on seeing Jayna next to him, breaks down and hugs her.[10]
"Danger Close"[]
- Main article: Danger Close
Dev relates to Jayna-Zod how, as a commander of General Zod's forces, he fought against the Wegthorian Rebels, how they hunted him through the tunnels where they had the greatest advantage. He received an order from Primus Lyta-Zod herself to blow up a tunnel full of civilians, and although he went to disobey the order, his squad turned on and overwhelmed him, killing the civilians anyway as a "calculated risk" and imprisoning Dev for treason. Kem released Dev, sending him to a smuggler with a modified, space-flight capable skimmer for him to desert. He met up with Lyta again, questioning the order and chastising her, before going to New Lurvan in the Outlands, as an outcast.
Jayna, despite hearing this, insists that Lyta must be saved. Even so, she says that from now on, "we walk together", to which they both toast.[10]
"A Better Yesterday"[]
- Main article: A Better Yesterday
Together with Jayna-Zod in stolen Sagitari uniforms, Dev-Em tries to persuade New Lurvan patrons to stand with them against General Zod, but they are unconvinced. Driving a skimmer to Kandor, Dev responds to Jayna's question about why he didn't join the Resistance by explaining that Jax-Ur, a leader of the Resistance, used to lead Black Zero who killed his family. He said that the war has taught him that he doesn't know what the right or wrong side is anymore, that he only truly believed in Jayna, and that she is the "only side I've got".
Dev and Jayna, using their stolen uniforms, sneak up to General Zod's chambers under the guise of taking information to Zod. They then kill his guards and enter in to find Seg-El being strangled by Zod, who quickly uses Seg as a human shield, and Dev doesn't have a clear shot. Jayna is unwilling to take the shot herself, so Dev decides to shoot anyway, at which point Zod throws a knife at Jayna and forces Dev to stop in order to grab it out of the air, allowing Zod to escape. Dev, Jayna, and Seg then flee the area. As they go, Seg kills Sagitari coming for multiple directions, amazing Dev. They then continue toward the old Rankless District to meet up with the rebel underground, but are interrupted by Jax-Ur publicly executing Lyta-Zod.[11]
"In Zod We Trust"[]
- Main article: In Zod We Trust
Dev-Em suggests returning to the Outlands, but Seg-El questions him, saying that he was on Wegthor, and wonders how this (Lyta's death) could have happened. Jayna-Zod, bitter, gets into an argument with Seg that Dev tries to diffuse, until Seg reveals that Lyta was reconditioned. Dev asserts that it cannot be true, causing Seg to angrily yell that he saw it with his own eyes, and then Dev breaks down with guilt, realizing that he could've saved Lyta but instead thought her a monster. Seg then screams at seemingly thin air to "stop", unnerving Dev until Seg continues to say "stop blaming yourself", and convinces them to move forward. Dev however, notices that Nyssa-Vex is arriving in Kandor, and reports this to Seg before moving. Disguised as Sagitari, he and Jayna send Nyssa running toward Seg so that they can reunite.
When Seg forms a plan to send Nyssa to Zod as bait, Dev questions Seg as it would be "suicide", to which Seg rebukes him. When Seg and Nyssa successfully recover their son, Dev welcomes them to New Lurvan. Dev also tries to console Jayna, but she just goes to her room. He comes in later, and Jayna bitterly asks where they can go form here. In response, Dev assures her that wherever they go, it'll be together, and he then grabs her hand, at which point Jayna breaks down and sobs in Dev's arms.[6]
"Mercy"[]
- Main article: Mercy
Dev-Em and Jayna-Zod venture to the Fortress of Solitude when they notice that Seg-El and Nyssa-Vex are no longer in New Lurvan. En route, they discover that General Zod's fleet is now complete and preparing to launch for Wegthor. After telling Nyssa and Seg this, Dev accompanies them on a mission to infiltrate Fort Rozz to stop Zod, but Nyssa and Seg are quickly captured, forcing Dev to retreat with Jayna.
Dev and Jayna are accosted by two Sagitari as they sneak through Fort Rozz, until they are saved by Lyta, who shoots them both. After reaching safety, Dev pulls a gun on Lyta and demands to know how she is still alive, so she tells him that her clone must have died, as she had been in a hallucinatory coma for months after Zod put her there for disobedience.
Mollified, Dev then agrees to help Lyta free Nyssa and Seg from the detention center while Lyta and Jayna create a distraction in the shipyard to facilitate their escape. Dev tries to tell Seg about Lyta being alive outside Fort Rozz, but he is interrupted by the arrival of Lyta herself. Dev urges haste in leaving Kandor for safety, but Jayna has him wait a little while as Seg and Lyta hug.[12]
Dev-Em also appeared within the illusion created by the Black Mercy in Lyta-Zod's mind, as a wedding guest in the wedding between Lyta and Seg-El in Kryptonopolis. He was seen to be in possible relationship with Nyssa-Vex. When Lyta noticed that something was wrong with reality, Dev told her that she brought a suffering to everyone in the past, including her firing at his right arm six months ago.
"Blood Moon"[]
- Main article: Blood Moon
Dev appeared in the Outlands outpost with Seg, Nyssa, Jayna and Lyta. He suggested to Seg to go with his modified skimmer for travel in Wegthor. Seg and Nyssa left, while others stayed in the place. When Jayna noticed Lyta having a fever, presumably from the Black Mercy influence, he went to search for hantha root as medication. After returning, he gave to her to drink it. Dev later told to Lyta about the relationship between him and her clone. Soon after, some Sagitari came to this place to search them. Dev and Jayna captured two of them. Lyta showed to them as alive (as her clone was made by Dru-Zod) and convinced them to join their resistance to expose Zod's treachery.[13]
Abilities[]
Kryptonian Physiology: Dev-Em Is a Kryptonian.
•Expert combatant: as a member of the sagitari Dev-Em Is a incredibly formidable hand to hand combatant.
•Expert Marksman: as member of the sagitari Dev-Em Is a highly trained marksman.
Gallery[]
Promotional images[]
Appearances[]
Season 1[]
- "Pilot"
- "House of El"
- "The Rankless Initiative"
- "The Word of Rao"
- "House of Zod"
- "Civil Wars"
- "Transformation"
- "Savage Night"
- "The Phantom Zone"
Season 2[]
- "Ghost In The Fire"
- "Will To Power"
- "Danger Close"
- "A Better Yesterday"
- "In Zod We Trust"
- "Mercy"
- "Blood Moon"
References[]
- ↑ Goldberg, Ian, Goyer, David S. (writers), Donnelly, Ciaran & McCarthy, Colm (directors) (March 21, 2018). "Pilot". Krypton. Season 1. Episode 1. Syfy.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Welsh, Cameron (writer) & Donnelly, Ciaran (director) (March 28, 2018). "House of El". Krypton. Season 1. Episode 2. Syfy. Cite error: Invalid
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- ↑ Kalteux, Luke (writer), Boak, Keith (director) (April 11, 2018). "The Word of Rao". Krypton. Season 1. Episode 4. Syfy.
- ↑ Patel, Lina (writer), Ramsay, Julius (director) (April 18, 2018). "House of Zod". Krypton. Season 1. Episode 5. Syfy.
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 Egan, Doris (writer), Dennis, Kate (director) (April 25, 2018). "Civil Wars". Krypton. Season 1. Episode 6. Syfy. Cite error: Invalid
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- ↑ Kob, David (writer), Roskin, Marc (director) (May 9, 2018). "Savage Night". Krypton. Season 1. Episode 8. Syfy.
- ↑ Fiveash, Chad & Stoteraux, James & Welsh, Cameron (writers), Donnelly, Ciaran (director) (May 23, 2018). "The Phantom Zone". Krypton. Season 1. Episode 10. Syfy.
- ↑ 10.0 10.1 Patel, Lina (writer), Ramsay, Julius (director) (June 26, 2019). "Will To Power". Krypton. Season 2. Episode 3. Syfy. Cite error: Invalid
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tag; name "S02EP03" defined multiple times with different content - ↑ David Kob (writer), Hüseyin, Metin (director) (July 10, 2019). "A Better Yesterday". Krypton. Season 2. Episode 5. Syfy.
- ↑ Aldrin, Katie (writer), Kilner, Clare (director) (July 31, 2019). "Mercy". Krypton. Season 2. Episode 8. Syfy.
- ↑ Francis, David Paul (writer), Welsh, Cameron (director) (August 7, 2019). "Blood Moon". Krypton. Season 2. Episode 9. Syfy.