Lis-Ser is General Zod's weapons engineer and lead scientist.
Biography[]
Season 2[]
"In Zod We Trust"[]
One day after Lyta-Zod was executed by Jax-Ur, General Zod came to see the progress on the weapon made by various scientists, including Lis-Ser in Science Guild. She informed him that the warhead is a projectile with the drive on stelarium fuel, with a short and long firing range, enough powerful to blast an underground bunker. Zod informed her that the Codex is on the way, giving her one hour to complete a weapon. After Nyssa gave him a Codex and soon escaped, Zod gave Lis this Codex to prepare a weapon. After the weapon was complete, she told him that the Codex was corrupted because of fail-safe protocol by Val-El, although they managed to extract some genetic information. Zod decided to test the weapon in the field, in Outlands to capture a Doomsday who was hiding in the cave.[1]
"Zods and Monsters"[]
After Zod successfully fired and captured Doomsday, he brought the weapon in the Science Guild. In order to achieve a full control on him, Lis-Ser suggested to unlock his mind through Somatic Reconditioning by navigating through his calcifications, scar tissue and plak around his skull before entering the brain. The scar tissue was so deep that made it difficult to locate his brain and memories, but Lis found some of them. Zod then ordered her to leave.[2]
"Mercy"[]
Lis-Ser continued own attempts to gain control of Doomsday for General Zod, but although she had successfully accessed his cerebral cortex, Doomsday was immune to all Kryptonian psychoactive drugs. She worried over Brainiac's ship departing, but Zod told her that in order to be safe from Brainiac they needed Doomsday under control. He then offered a drug not native to Krypton; the Black Mercy, whose toxin might succeed where other drugs failed.
Going to retrieve a sample to test its potential viability, Lis-Ser is shocked to discover that Lyta-Zod was still alive, initially disbelieving until General Zod explained that the one who died was merely a somatically reconditioned clone. He ordered Lis to proceed with extracting the toxin from the Black Mercy, and explains how Lyta has been hosted by the Black Mercy for months, claiming that it was the only way to give her "peace". When the Black Mercy responded negatively to extraction however, Lis worried that the hallucinatory world the Black Mercy created for Lyta might begin to break down if they disturbed it too much. Zod ordered her to press on regardless.
Lis-Ser was fascinated by the toxin, but was concerned for Lyta. Zod however threatened her to focus on Doomsday instead. She administered a dosage successfully, and extracted more for further progress. After Zod and Lis left laboratory, Lyta-Zod regained consciousness, removed Black Mercy, killed an approaching guard and left the place.[3]
"Blood Moon"[]
Soon after Zod gave the speech to the army outside of the Military Guild, Lis-Ser warned him that Doomsday might not have enough toxins in his system in order to control him. Zod refused her warnings and Doomsday was released. Zod told him to kneal, which Doomsday did.[4]
"The Alpha and the Omega"[]
After the moon Wegthor was destroyed by the rebels, the meteorites of it began to fall on some Kryptonian places like Kandor. In the guild, Lis reported to Zod that there was civil unrest and that Kandorians wanted answers, but Zod did not care for and she opened communications so that Zod could speak with Val.
Appearances[]
Season 2[]
References[]
- ↑ Tucker, Nadria (writer), Hüseyin, Metin (director) (July 17, 2019). "In Zod We Trust". Krypton. Season 2. Episode 6. Syfy.
- ↑ Thompson, Joel Anderson (writer), Watson, Erica (director) (July 24, 2019). "Zods and Monsters". Krypton. Season 2. Episode 7. 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.