A few weeks ago, a friend sent a private message to Misfortune and asked Misfortune to introduce Scourge to DC's Starro.
Staro first appeared in the 1960 comic Valor & Dreadnought #28 as the leader of the alien race, the Star Conquerors. Staro is not its name, but its title, and its real name is Mother Star.
Also known as Staro the Conqueror, Starro the Conqueror was first named Starro the Conqueror, a name inspired by Ray Cummings' 1925 space opera genre novel Tarano the Conqueror.
Starlo's appearance resembles a giant starfish, resembling Patrick from the American animated SpongeBob SquarePants.
It has a unified mind and is capable of controlling countless giant alien starfish and small starfish spores (its clones).
Starfish spores are able to attach to the face of living organisms and control the central nervous system of the host, which in turn controls the host.
Once the starfish spores are removed from the host, they lose control of the host.
#28中In the 1960 comic book Valor and the Dauntless, Staro first comes to Earth and tries to conquer it, and several Earth superheroes team up to stop Starro.
This issue of the comic is not only the first appearance of Starro, but also the first appearance of the Justice League team.
Let's talk about DC's Starro.
The ancient history of Staro
Billions of years ago, the Star Conqueror was just a predatory beast roaming the universe that would enslave entire species, build nests and allow the Mother of Stars to give birth to the next Mother of Stars, while the old ones would grow old and die.
The Mother of Stars discovered the peaceful, tranquil planet of Hartore, where the people of Hartore lived a simple life and every day connected the hearts and minds of all people, opening up to each other, bringing their society to the peak of morality and culture.
The arrival of the Star Conquerors changed everything, enslaving the Hartore and controlling them to work and build their nests until they died and welcomed the birth of a new Mother Star.
The telepathy between the Hartore people is still connected, and all the Hartore people's resentment against the Star Conqueror is concentrated on the Hartore teenager Andrez and the Kobe brothers.
Andrez and Kobe, who have concentrated the wrath of all the Hartore people, enter the lair of the Star Conquerors and want to destroy all the eggs of the Mother Star.
At this time, an egg of the Mother of Stars has hatched, and it uses Kobe's body to defend against Andrez's attacks, causing Kobe to kill his brother Andreaz.
The death of his brother drove Kobe Bryant crazy. Kobe ripped off the Star Conqueror from his face, leaving him with a horrific scar in the shape of a starfish.
The Mother of Stars pounced on Kobe Bryant and attached himself to Kobe's chest, who then destroyed all of the remaining Mother Star eggs and cubs, claiming all the Star Conquerors as his.
Kobe began a series of wars of conquest, and he was able to draw strength from all those possessed by the Star Conquerors. Under Bryant's leadership, the Star Conquerors began to expand rapidly, taking control of nine galaxies. At the same time, hundreds of millions of lives in nine galaxies power Kobe Bryant (Starro), making him stronger and stronger.
Starro's telepathic abilities and hive mind, his ability to control all the Star Conquerors, and his ability to become the sole ruler of the Star Conquerors were all acquired after it had symbiosis with Kobe.
Staro and the Earth
In modern times, Staro came to Earth, and he gave the three starfish on Earth the ability to conquer the Earth, and launched a series of plans, such as detonating an atomic bomb to absorb nuclear energy, kidnapping scientists to absorb their brain power, and controlling all the inhabitants of Happy Harbor in Rhode Island.
Aquaman finds out about this and informs heroes such as Superman, Wonder Woman, Martian Manhunter, and Green Lantern, and the heroes block the plans of the three starfish separately. In the end, the heroes defeated Staro using quicklime.
Part of Staro survived, and before it could regenerate into a full body, Aquaman stopped it.
In order to restore the body to its original size, Staro controlled a lot of humans, allowing them to nourish and nurture it.
Restored to his body, Starro unleashed millions of microspores to take control of the earthlings, including several Justice League superheroes.
In the end, the heroes took advantage of the extreme cold to defeat Staro.
When Superman accidentally travels to the parallel universe "Earth C" where Captain Carrot is located, he discovers that Staro has invaded the Earth of this universe, and Superman is defeated and captured by Staro.
Captain Carrot and his team of zoos defeat Starro and unleash Superman.
Superman brings Staro back to the main universe.
Staro finds the Justice League of Europe and tells him that he is dying, hoping that the League will help him return to space.
The Justice League of Europe helped Staro find and repair its spaceship.
However, just as Starro's spaceship had just lifted off and left Earth, countless microspores were released into Earth. A large number of earthlings were controlled, including even several members of the Justice League.
Eventually, Icy used its freezing power to defeat the microspores.
In the events of DC vs Marvel, Staro fought the Avengers.
During the mega event Infinite Crisis, Staro joined the supervillain secret society formed by Alexander Luthor.
Staro "after the flash point".
In 2011, DC rebooted the universe through the big event "Flashpoint", and after the reboot, Starlo's setting changed dramatically, but it also retained a lot of the pre-reboot setting.
After the restart, there is a world that is completely different from the laws and rules of the DC universe, called the ø world. Many planets in this world are not stable, there are no conditions for the birth of life, and even if life is born, it will soon die. There is only one planet exception. The planet is home to a wide variety of life races that have been fighting until one creature survives. This surviving creature is a kind of "starfish".
The "starfish" race fused together to become the mighty Staro.
Staro roams the universe, controlling the mind of life while strengthening himself.
Although only one frame appears in the 2019 comic "Justice League" V4#29, the history of Starro's symbiosis with Kobe Bryant has clearly been preserved.
During the invasion of the Dark Multiverse, Staro is recruited by Bleniac to conquer heroes and villains. Eventually, Staro was destroyed by the Omega Titans, leaving Life a chance to win.
Batman retrieved a surviving "starfish" and placed it in a jar. This "starfish" became Batman's assistant Jarro.
Jarrow was instrumental in the hero's victory over the Dark Knights and the Legion of Doom.
That's all there is to know about DC Starro.