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* CaptainErsatz: Visually, he looks not unlike a gray version of [[FantasticFour the Thing]].
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!!Galius Zed
->'''Homeworld:''' Unknown
* {{Cephalothorax}}
* EvilCounterpart: Red Lantern Zilius Zox, kind of - Galius was long dead by the time Zilius appeared.
* KilledOffForReal: By Fatality.
* RecurringExtra: Pretty much.
* StarfishAliens: He's that three legged ball-shaped guy you always see thrown in when there are crowds of three or more Lanterns (especially in animated versions). Perhaps the artists and animators just think he's fun to draw.
->'''Homeworld:''' Unknown
* {{Cephalothorax}}
* EvilCounterpart: Red Lantern Zilius Zox, kind of - Galius was long dead by the time Zilius appeared.
* KilledOffForReal: By Fatality.
* RecurringExtra: Pretty much.
* StarfishAliens: He's that three legged ball-shaped guy you always see thrown in when there are crowds of three or more Lanterns (especially in animated versions). Perhaps the artists and animators just think he's fun to draw.
!!Isamot Kol
->'''Homeworld:''' Thanagar
A reptilian soldier from Thanagar ({{Hawkman}}'s homeworld) fighting against their enemies on Rann (AdamStrange's second home), Isamot Kol was selected during the post-''Rebirth'' rebuilding of the Corps. Though it turns out that the other Lantern picked from his sector was Vath Sarn, a Rannian soldier. This went about as well as you'd expect, but they became FireForgedFriends soon enough.
* {{Determinator}}: All [=GLs=] are this, but Isamot deserves a special mention from the {{New 52}} series. Long story short: the Corps are fighting enemies who can nullify GL powers and have a penchant for dismembering [=GLs=]. Isamot gets stuck on a planet full of them. Alone. He makes it back, [[HandicappedBadass all four limbs cut off]], fighting off an ENTIRE ARMY OF THEM. With his ring. On his tongue.
* EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs
* GoodThingYouCanHeal: To the point that when Vath lost his legs in the BlackestNight, Isamot volunteered to have ''his own'' amputated and transplanted.
* HeterosexualLifePartners: with Rannian Vath Sarn.
* {{Tuckerization}}: Named after editor Peter Tomasi, by [[SdrawkcabName reversing]] his last name.
->'''Homeworld:''' Thanagar
A reptilian soldier from Thanagar ({{Hawkman}}'s homeworld) fighting against their enemies on Rann (AdamStrange's second home), Isamot Kol was selected during the post-''Rebirth'' rebuilding of the Corps. Though it turns out that the other Lantern picked from his sector was Vath Sarn, a Rannian soldier. This went about as well as you'd expect, but they became FireForgedFriends soon enough.
* {{Determinator}}: All [=GLs=] are this, but Isamot deserves a special mention from the {{New 52}} series. Long story short: the Corps are fighting enemies who can nullify GL powers and have a penchant for dismembering [=GLs=]. Isamot gets stuck on a planet full of them. Alone. He makes it back, [[HandicappedBadass all four limbs cut off]], fighting off an ENTIRE ARMY OF THEM. With his ring. On his tongue.
* EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs
* GoodThingYouCanHeal: To the point that when Vath lost his legs in the BlackestNight, Isamot volunteered to have ''his own'' amputated and transplanted.
* HeterosexualLifePartners: with Rannian Vath Sarn.
* {{Tuckerization}}: Named after editor Peter Tomasi, by [[SdrawkcabName reversing]] his last name.
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Like all the emotion entities, Ion is capable of possessing mortal creatures, but unlike the others, Ion allows its host total freedom of will. Ion has been carried by four several hosts to date: date, notably: Kyle Rayner, who used its power to rebuild the Central Power Battery and resurrect the Guardians; Jade, to whom Kyle passed the Ion power to rekindle her lost powers; and Sodam Yat, the "ultimate Green Lantern", who is destined to bear Ion for thousands of years to come, and most recently [[spoiler: one of the Guardians of the Universe, as part of Krona's mysterious plan.]]
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In addition to the Green Lanterns and the Guardians, there are numerous unique beings with a connection to Oa and the Green Light of Willpower.
!!Alan Scott/The Sentinel
->'''Homeworld:''' Earth
->''And I shall shed my light over dark evil,''
->''For the dark things cannot stand the light,''
->''The light of the Green Lantern!''
Only an honorary member of the Green Lantern Corps, Alan Scott is nonetheless the first human to bear the title. Scott was once a civil engineer who survived a train crash (on a test ride across a bridge he had designed and built, that was sabotaged) thanks to the protective powers of a mysterious lantern; a voice filled his mind instructing him to fashion a power ring from the lantern's metal, and so the first Green Lantern of Earth was born. Scott climbed his way up the social ladder to become the owner of Gotham City's biggest media corporation. Meanwhile, as the Green Lantern, he helped found the JusticeSocietyOfAmerica and kept Gotham safe from supervillains, fascists, and other threats.
Alan stopped fighting crime with the rest of the JSA, but the appearance of Hal Jordan as Green Lantern led him out of retirement. He's become a mentor to the younger Green Lanterns, especially Kyle. He's the elder statesman of Earth's superheroes, an honorary member of the GLC, and a father-figure in the new JSA. He learned that he had two children by his enemy Thorn: Jade, who possessed the power of his ring as an inherent ability, and Obsidian, who had the opposite power--manipulating darkness instead of light.
Alan learned that his lantern was in fact the power battery of an ancient Green Lantern that had merged with the Starheart, a sentient mass of wild magic in the form of a green flame, exiled by the Guardians of the Universe. The Starheart briefly became one with him, and he took a new name, Sentinel, but when the green flame nearly consumed him, he externalized the power again and became Green Lantern once more. Later, he harnessed the Starheart's power to create the Emerald City on the dark side of the moon, a haven for mystical creatures from many worlds.
Prior to the CrisisOnInfiniteEarths (in which he played a critical role), Alan lived in the AlternateUniverse of Earth-Two with the rest of the Justice Society. His history was "folded into" that of the unified Earth because of the Crisis.
* BadassGrandpa: He fought in WWII, and is still a part of the JSA.
* BumblingSidekick: Doiby Dickles was his.
* TheCape: He's always been the classic cape archetype, and as far as post-Crisis DC canon is concerned, he was the ''first'' Cape.
* {{Determinator}}: The Green Lantern Corps' ring may be powered by willpower.... [[http://comiccoverage.typepad.com/comic_coverage/2007/05/the_highlight_r_1.html But Alan Scott wrote the BOOK on willpower!]]
* DogWonder: He was virtually squeezed out of his own book at the tail end of the Golden Age by his own dog, aka "Streak, the Wonder Dog."
* FollowTheLeader: Invented the "guy who creates energy shapes" hero, and led to Hal Jordan years later.
* MyGreatestFailure: His son, Obsidian, turned into a crazy monster influenced by the Shadowlands. He got better.
* OlderAndWiser
* WeaksauceWeakness: Unlike the Oa-based Green Lanterns, Alan's weakness is not the color yellow, but wooden objects. Also unlike the other Lanterns, he still has this weakness.
* TheSouthpaw: He is usually depicted as left-handed, and has been so for decades. This is probably because he has always worn his ring on his left hand, and once he became able to make detailed constructs, he also had to be able to manipulate them properly, q.e.d.
* ZorroMark: In his early Golden Age adventures, Alan would often knock out a villain with a left haymaker, leaving an imprint of his ring (at least temporarily) on his foe's cheek.
!!Alan Scott/The Sentinel
->'''Homeworld:''' Earth
->''And I shall shed my light over dark evil,''
->''For the dark things cannot stand the light,''
->''The light of the Green Lantern!''
Only an honorary member of the Green Lantern Corps, Alan Scott is nonetheless the first human to bear the title. Scott was once a civil engineer who survived a train crash (on a test ride across a bridge he had designed and built, that was sabotaged) thanks to the protective powers of a mysterious lantern; a voice filled his mind instructing him to fashion a power ring from the lantern's metal, and so the first Green Lantern of Earth was born. Scott climbed his way up the social ladder to become the owner of Gotham City's biggest media corporation. Meanwhile, as the Green Lantern, he helped found the JusticeSocietyOfAmerica and kept Gotham safe from supervillains, fascists, and other threats.
Alan stopped fighting crime with the rest of the JSA, but the appearance of Hal Jordan as Green Lantern led him out of retirement. He's become a mentor to the younger Green Lanterns, especially Kyle. He's the elder statesman of Earth's superheroes, an honorary member of the GLC, and a father-figure in the new JSA. He learned that he had two children by his enemy Thorn: Jade, who possessed the power of his ring as an inherent ability, and Obsidian, who had the opposite power--manipulating darkness instead of light.
Alan learned that his lantern was in fact the power battery of an ancient Green Lantern that had merged with the Starheart, a sentient mass of wild magic in the form of a green flame, exiled by the Guardians of the Universe. The Starheart briefly became one with him, and he took a new name, Sentinel, but when the green flame nearly consumed him, he externalized the power again and became Green Lantern once more. Later, he harnessed the Starheart's power to create the Emerald City on the dark side of the moon, a haven for mystical creatures from many worlds.
Prior to the CrisisOnInfiniteEarths (in which he played a critical role), Alan lived in the AlternateUniverse of Earth-Two with the rest of the Justice Society. His history was "folded into" that of the unified Earth because of the Crisis.
* BadassGrandpa: He fought in WWII, and is still a part of the JSA.
* BumblingSidekick: Doiby Dickles was his.
* TheCape: He's always been the classic cape archetype, and as far as post-Crisis DC canon is concerned, he was the ''first'' Cape.
* {{Determinator}}: The Green Lantern Corps' ring may be powered by willpower.... [[http://comiccoverage.typepad.com/comic_coverage/2007/05/the_highlight_r_1.html But Alan Scott wrote the BOOK on willpower!]]
* DogWonder: He was virtually squeezed out of his own book at the tail end of the Golden Age by his own dog, aka "Streak, the Wonder Dog."
* FollowTheLeader: Invented the "guy who creates energy shapes" hero, and led to Hal Jordan years later.
* MyGreatestFailure: His son, Obsidian, turned into a crazy monster influenced by the Shadowlands. He got better.
* OlderAndWiser
* WeaksauceWeakness: Unlike the Oa-based Green Lanterns, Alan's weakness is not the color yellow, but wooden objects. Also unlike the other Lanterns, he still has this weakness.
* TheSouthpaw: He is usually depicted as left-handed, and has been so for decades. This is probably because he has always worn his ring on his left hand, and once he became able to make detailed constructs, he also had to be able to manipulate them properly, q.e.d.
* ZorroMark: In his early Golden Age adventures, Alan would often knock out a villain with a left haymaker, leaving an imprint of his ring (at least temporarily) on his foe's cheek.
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!!Alan Scott/The Sentinel
->'''Homeworld:''' Earth
->''And I shall shed my light over dark evil,''
->''ForWillpower. For the dark things cannot stand the light,''
->''The light of the Green Lantern!''
Only an honorary member of the Green Lantern Corps, Alan Scott is nonetheless the first human to bear the title. Scott was once a civil engineer who survived a train crash (on a test ride across a bridge he had designed and built, that was sabotaged) thanks to the protective powers of a mysterious lantern; a voice filled his mind instructing him to fashion a power ring from the lantern's metal, and so the first Green Lantern of Earth was born. Scott climbed his way up the social ladder to become the owner of Gotham City's biggest media corporation. Meanwhile, as theGolden Age Green Lantern, he helped found the JusticeSocietyOfAmerica and kept Gotham safe from supervillains, fascists, and other threats.
Alan stopped fighting crime with Scott, and those related to him, see the rest of the JSA, but the appearance of Hal Jordan as Characters/{{Earth-2 Green Lantern led him out of retirement. He's become a mentor to the younger Green Lanterns, especially Kyle. He's the elder statesman of Earth's superheroes, an honorary member of the GLC, and a father-figure in the new JSA. He learned that he had two children by his enemy Thorn: Jade, who possessed the power of his ring as an inherent ability, and Obsidian, who had the opposite power--manipulating darkness instead of light.
Alan learned that his lantern was in fact the power battery of an ancient Green Lantern that had merged with the Starheart, a sentient mass of wild magic in the form of a green flame, exiled by the Guardians of the Universe. The Starheart briefly became one with him, and he took a new name, Sentinel, but when the green flame nearly consumed him, he externalized the power again and became Green Lantern once more. Later, he harnessed the Starheart's power to create the Emerald City on the dark side of the moon, a haven for mystical creatures from many worlds.
Prior to the CrisisOnInfiniteEarths (in which he played a critical role), Alan lived in the AlternateUniverse of Earth-Two with the rest of the Justice Society. His history was "folded into" that of the unified Earth because of the Crisis.
* BadassGrandpa: He fought in WWII, and is still a part of the JSA.
* BumblingSidekick: Doiby Dickles was his.
* TheCape: He's always been the classic cape archetype, and as far as post-Crisis DC canon is concerned, he was the ''first'' Cape.
* {{Determinator}}: The Green Lantern Corps' ring may be powered by willpower.... [[http://comiccoverage.typepad.com/comic_coverage/2007/05/the_highlight_r_1.html But Alan Scott wrote the BOOK on willpower!]]
* DogWonder: He was virtually squeezed out of his own book at the tail end of the Golden Age by his own dog, aka "Streak, the Wonder Dog."
* FollowTheLeader: Invented the "guy who creates energy shapes" hero, and led to Hal Jordan years later.
* MyGreatestFailure: His son, Obsidian, turned into a crazy monster influenced by the Shadowlands. He got better.
* OlderAndWiser
* WeaksauceWeakness: Unlike the Oa-based Green Lanterns, Alan's weakness is not the color yellow, but wooden objects. Also unlike the other Lanterns, he still has this weakness.
* TheSouthpaw: He is usually depicted as left-handed, and has been so for decades. This is probably because he has always worn his ring on his left hand, and once he became able to make detailed constructs, he also had to be able to manipulate them properly, q.e.d.
* ZorroMark: In his early Golden Age adventures, Alan would often knock out a villain with a left haymaker, leaving an imprint of his ring (at least temporarily) on his foe's cheek.
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!!Alan Scott/The Sentinel
->'''Homeworld:''' Earth
->''And I shall shed my light over dark evil,''
->''For
->''The light of the Green Lantern!''
Only an honorary member of the Green Lantern Corps, Alan Scott is nonetheless the first human to bear the title. Scott was once a civil engineer who survived a train crash (on a test ride across a bridge he had designed and built, that was sabotaged) thanks to the protective powers of a mysterious lantern; a voice filled his mind instructing him to fashion a power ring from the lantern's metal, and so the first Green Lantern of Earth was born. Scott climbed his way up the social ladder to become the owner of Gotham City's biggest media corporation. Meanwhile, as the
Alan learned that his lantern was in fact the power battery of an ancient Green Lantern that had merged with the Starheart, a sentient mass of wild magic in the form of a green flame, exiled by the Guardians of the Universe. The Starheart briefly became one with him, and he took a new name, Sentinel, but when the green flame nearly consumed him, he externalized the power again and became Green Lantern once more. Later, he harnessed the Starheart's power to create the Emerald City on the dark side of the moon, a haven for mystical creatures from many worlds.
Prior to the CrisisOnInfiniteEarths (in which he played a critical role), Alan lived in the AlternateUniverse of Earth-Two with the rest of the Justice Society. His history was "folded into" that of the unified Earth because of the Crisis.
* BadassGrandpa: He fought in WWII, and is still a part of the JSA.
* BumblingSidekick: Doiby Dickles was his.
* TheCape: He's always been the classic cape archetype, and as far as post-Crisis DC canon is concerned, he was the ''first'' Cape.
* {{Determinator}}: The Green Lantern Corps' ring may be powered by willpower.... [[http://comiccoverage.typepad.com/comic_coverage/2007/05/the_highlight_r_1.html But Alan Scott wrote the BOOK on willpower!]]
* DogWonder: He was virtually squeezed out of his own book at the tail end of the Golden Age by his own dog, aka "Streak, the Wonder Dog."
* FollowTheLeader: Invented the "guy who creates energy shapes" hero, and led to Hal Jordan years later.
* MyGreatestFailure: His son, Obsidian, turned into a crazy monster influenced by the Shadowlands. He got better.
* OlderAndWiser
* WeaksauceWeakness: Unlike the Oa-based Green Lanterns, Alan's weakness is not the color yellow, but wooden objects. Also unlike the other Lanterns, he still has this weakness.
* TheSouthpaw: He is usually depicted as left-handed, and has been so for decades. This is probably because he has always worn his ring on his left hand, and once he became able to make detailed constructs, he also had to be able to manipulate them properly, q.e.d.
* ZorroMark: In his early Golden Age adventures, Alan would often knock out a villain with a left haymaker, leaving an imprint of his ring (at least temporarily) on his foe's cheek.
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!!Jade
->'''AKA:''' Jennie-Lynn Hayden
->'''Homeworld:''' Earth
The daughter of Alan Scott, Jade inherited her father's powers, but without the need for a power ring. She got her start as a superhero with InfinityInc, a group made up of the teenage progeny of the JusticeSocietyOfAmerica. Years after Infinity disbanded, she met and fell in love with Green Lantern Kyle Rayner, who created a power ring for her to use, making her an honorary Green Lantern. Jade died (like so many of Kyle's girlfriends) saving the Polaris system in ''InfiniteCrisis'', but was resurrected by the White Light at the end of the BlackestNight.
* [[GreenSkinnedSpaceBabe Green Skinned Earth Babe]]
* LegacyCharacter
* StuffedIntoTheFridge: She even lampshades it when she CameBackWrong. She's fine now.
* ThighHighBoots
* WeaksauceWeakness: Like her father, Jade's powers are useless against wooden objects.
!!The Starheart
A power source created by the Guardians of the Universe. Ages ago, before the Green Lantern Corps was formed, the Guardians gathered up all the chaos magic they could in a mass of energy and sealed it within an orb of their green light. The Starheart drifted for eons until a piece of it fell to Earth, where it was found by a man in China who fashioned into a lamp--from which, millennia later, Alan Scott would fashion his power ring. The Starheart imbued his children with its power--Jade gained the power of the green light, while Obsidian gained the shadow power of the dark magic.
The Starheart is alive. Its sentience has at times called itself the Lord of the Green Flame and, [[BrightestDay recently]], possessed Alan Scott and his children. With the JSA and JLA's help, Scott absorbed the Starheart into himself and used its power to create the Emerald City on the dark side of Earth's moon.
->'''AKA:''' Jennie-Lynn Hayden
->'''Homeworld:''' Earth
The daughter of Alan Scott, Jade inherited her father's powers, but without the need for a power ring. She got her start as a superhero with InfinityInc, a group made up of the teenage progeny of the JusticeSocietyOfAmerica. Years after Infinity disbanded, she met and fell in love with Green Lantern Kyle Rayner, who created a power ring for her to use, making her an honorary Green Lantern. Jade died (like so many of Kyle's girlfriends) saving the Polaris system in ''InfiniteCrisis'', but was resurrected by the White Light at the end of the BlackestNight.
* [[GreenSkinnedSpaceBabe Green Skinned Earth Babe]]
* LegacyCharacter
* StuffedIntoTheFridge: She even lampshades it when she CameBackWrong. She's fine now.
* ThighHighBoots
* WeaksauceWeakness: Like her father, Jade's powers are useless against wooden objects.
!!The Starheart
A power source created by the Guardians of the Universe. Ages ago, before the Green Lantern Corps was formed, the Guardians gathered up all the chaos magic they could in a mass of energy and sealed it within an orb of their green light. The Starheart drifted for eons until a piece of it fell to Earth, where it was found by a man in China who fashioned into a lamp--from which, millennia later, Alan Scott would fashion his power ring. The Starheart imbued his children with its power--Jade gained the power of the green light, while Obsidian gained the shadow power of the dark magic.
The Starheart is alive. Its sentience has at times called itself the Lord of the Green Flame and, [[BrightestDay recently]], possessed Alan Scott and his children. With the JSA and JLA's help, Scott absorbed the Starheart into himself and used its power to create the Emerald City on the dark side of Earth's moon.
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* AscendedFanboy: Kyle grew up admiring Batman and Superman. Now he works side by side with Them.
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-->'''''KISS ME YOU RED BITCH!'''''
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* FoeYay: A bit with Bleez, of the Red Lantern Corps.
-->'''''KISS ME YOU RED BITCH!'''''
* FourTemperamentEnsemble: Choleric
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* FourTemperamentEnsemble: Choleric
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* HotBloodedHotBlooded: Literally when he had a red lantern ring.
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* FantasyForbiddingFather: Dad did ''not'' encourage Sodam's interest in astronomy.
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* LaserGuidedKarma: Most of their mistakes or dick moves usually tend to come back later to bite them in the ass.
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After Krona's attempt to take over the Corps using the enslaved emotional entities, Hal managed to kill him. However, the Guardians were deeply freaked out (though they won't admit it) by the fact that he overcame his ring's restrictions against killing Guardians, deeming him as a dangerous renegade and ejecting him from the Corps. Hal now has to deal with being BroughtDownToNormal, while [[spoiler:Sinestro]] of all people has replaced him as the star of ''Green Lantern''.
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After Krona's attempt to take over the Corps using the enslaved emotional entities, Hal managed to kill him. However, the Guardians were deeply freaked out (though they won't admit it) by the fact that he overcame his ring's restrictions against killing Guardians, deeming him as a dangerous renegade and ejecting him from the Corps. Hal now has to deal with being BroughtDownToNormal, while However, [[spoiler:Sinestro]] of all people has replaced recruited his help, making a replica power ring for him as the star of ''Green Lantern''.
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He currently stars ''Green Lantern: The New Guardians''.
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He currently stars in ''Green Lantern: The New Guardians''.
Guardians'', where an unknown force tried to reassign Power Rings from all six other corps to him. Defying the Guardians, he has allied himself with members of the other corps to get to the bottom of things.
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Just before Hal Jordan was resurrected, Parallax used the Spectre's power to force Guy's Vuldarian powers into dormancy while giving him back a Green Lantern ring to make Guy its slave. It backfired, and Guy helped defeat Parallax and restore Jordan. Today, Guy is once more a HotBlooded Green Lantern, once the very first member of the Guardians' Honor Guard, but is now on a mission in unexplored regions of space.
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Just before Hal Jordan was resurrected, Parallax used the Spectre's power to force Guy's Vuldarian powers into dormancy while giving him back a Green Lantern ring to make Guy its slave. It backfired, and Guy helped defeat Parallax and restore Jordan. Today, Guy is once more a HotBlooded Green Lantern, once Lantern and the very first member of the Guardians' Honor Guard, but is now on a mission in unexplored regions of space.
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Jack was presumed killed by Parallax on his rampage possessing Hal Jordan, but he survived the fight--only to be imprisoned by the Manhunters. Jordan rescued him years later, but Chance was murdered not long after in another fight with Parallax during the Sinestro Corps War.
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Jack was presumed killed by Parallax on his rampage possessing Hal Jordan, but he survived the fight--only to be imprisoned by the Manhunters. Jordan rescued him years later, but Chance was murdered not long after in another fight with Parallax during the Sinestro Corps War.
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* PardonMyKlingonPardonMyKlingon, poozer.
* BadassBureaucrat: He may be MissionControl most of the time, but he's still a Green Lantern.
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** EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs
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** GoodThingYouCanHeal
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Ganthet was the only Guardian of the Universe to survive Hal Jordan's rampage as Parallax, but even before then, he began to assert his individuality by giving himself a name, something forbidden among the Guardians. Ganthet continued the Corps' legacy by recruiting Kyle Rayner, but after the Corps was reformed, he found himself shunned by the rest of the now-revived Guardians for embracing emotion. Ganthet and another renegade Guardian, Sayd, left the Guardians to form the Blue Lantern Corps, but in the wake of the BlackestNight, Ganthet has returned to the Corps--not as a Guardian but as a Green Lantern himself--with the aim of bringing humility to the rest of the Oans.
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Ganthet was the only Guardian of the Universe to survive Hal Jordan's rampage as Parallax, but even before then, he began to assert his individuality by giving himself a name, something forbidden among the Guardians. Ganthet continued the Corps' legacy by recruiting Kyle Rayner, but after the Corps was reformed, he found himself shunned by the rest of the now-revived Guardians for embracing emotion. Ganthet and another renegade Guardian, Sayd, left the Guardians to form the Blue Lantern Corps, but in the wake of the BlackestNight, Ganthet has returned to the Corps--not as a Guardian but as a Green Lantern himself--with the aim of bringing humility to the rest of the Oans.
Oans. Sadly, the other Guardians eventually got sick of this and lobotomized him to bring him in line.
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The Green Lantern Corps was created by the immortal Guardians of the Universe to empower sentient species with sufficiently noble qualities to police their own sectors of space. Originally numbering 3600 members, this number was increased to 7200 after the Corps was restored. At first, the Green Lanterns were prohibited from killing, but the Guardians amended the Book of Oa during the Sinestro Corps War to allow for the killing of designated enemies. {{Sinestro}}, a former Green Lantern, boasts that this was his primary goal in going to war with the Green Lanterns in the first place.
A Green Lantern's power ring enable its wearer to create constructs of any shape and size the wearer can imagine and maintain through willpower, as well as flight, a personal automatic force-field with contained native atmosphere, faster-than-light travel, communication with other Lanterns, automatic translation of any language known to the Oans, access to the Oan database, and scanning capabilities. Occasionally, Lanterns have been able to pull off more elaborate usages of the power, such as MindControl, phasing through solid objects, genetic or biological manipulation, and the creation of permanent objects.
A Green Lantern's power ring enable its wearer to create constructs of any shape and size the wearer can imagine and maintain through willpower, as well as flight, a personal automatic force-field with contained native atmosphere, faster-than-light travel, communication with other Lanterns, automatic translation of any language known to the Oans, access to the Oan database, and scanning capabilities. Occasionally, Lanterns have been able to pull off more elaborate usages of the power, such as MindControl, phasing through solid objects, genetic or biological manipulation, and the creation of permanent objects.
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The Green Lantern Corps was created by the immortal Guardians of the Universe to empower sentient species with sufficiently noble qualities to police their own sectors of space. Originally numbering 3600 members, this number was increased to 7200 after the Corps was restored. At first, the Green Lanterns were prohibited from killing, but the Guardians amended the Book of Oa during the Sinestro Corps War to allow for the killing of designated enemies. {{Sinestro}}, a former Green Lantern, boasts that [[XanatosGambit this was his primary goal in going to war with the Green Lanterns in the first place.
place.]]
A Green Lantern's power ringenable enables its wearer to create constructs of any shape and size the wearer can imagine and maintain through willpower, as well as flight, a personal automatic force-field with contained native atmosphere, faster-than-light travel, communication with other Lanterns, automatic translation of any language known to the Oans, access to the Oan database, and scanning capabilities. Occasionally, Lanterns have been able to pull off more elaborate usages of the power, such as MindControl, phasing through solid objects, genetic or biological manipulation, and the creation of permanent objects.
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Kyle briefly gained the power of the Will Entity, Ion, and used it to rebuild the Central Power Battery and revive the dead Guardians. Not long after, he was instrumental in the rebirth of Hal Jordan and revivification of the Corps. Today, for keeping the Green Light alive, Kyle is renowned as the Torchbearer and one of the Corps' Honor Guard.
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Kyle briefly gained the power of the Will Entity, Ion, and used it to rebuild the Central Power Battery and revive the dead Guardians. Not long after, he was instrumental in the rebirth of Hal Jordan and revivification revival of the Corps. Today, for keeping the Green Light alive, Kyle is renowned as the Torchbearer and one of the Corps' Honor Guard.
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BoisterousBruiser: He's big, loud, aggressive, and enjoys what he's doing.
*CowboyCopCowboyCop: He's not big on rules.
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* MilitarySuperheroMilitarySuperhero: Before joining the Green Lantern Corps, he was in the ''Marine'' Corps.
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* MemeticBadass: For a character who has only made three appearances in the entire history of the franchise, he's one of the most popular {{Green Lantern}}s. The two appearances after his origin story depicts him performing amazingly badass deeds (how do you take down a diamond-bodied villain whose body naturally deflects green light rays? Hit him with sound...), hence his ascension to MemeticBadass status.
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** Determinator: All GLs are this, but Isamot deserves a special mention from the New 52 series. Long story short: the Corps are fighting enemies who can nullify GL powers and have a penchant for dismembering GLs. Isamot gets stuck on a planet full of them. Alone. He makes it back, [[Handicapped Badass all four limbs cut off]], fighting off an ENTIRE ARMY OF THEM. With his ring. On his tongue.
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** Determinator: {{Determinator}}: All GLs are this, but Isamot deserves a special mention from the New 52 series. Long story short: the Corps are fighting enemies who can nullify GL powers and have a penchant for dismembering GLs. Isamot gets stuck on a planet full of them. Alone. He makes it back, [[Handicapped Badass [[HandicappedBadass all four limbs cut off]], fighting off an ENTIRE ARMY OF THEM. With his ring. On his tongue.
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** Determinator: All GLs are this, but Isamot deserves a special mention from the New 52 series. Long story short: the Corps are fighting enemies who can nullify GL powers and have a penchant for dismembering GLs. Isamot gets stuck on a planet full of them. Alone. He makes it back, [[Handicapped Badass all four limbs cut off]], fighting off an ENTIRE ARMY OF THEM. With his ring. On his tongue.
