Garokk is a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics.
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Garokk is a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics.
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Garokk sought to destroy all life on Earth to bring about peace, and he and Ka-Zar fought each other.
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Garokk's age caught up with him rapidly and he died shortly afterwards.
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The X-Men's enemy Magneto later found Garokk, who had transformed: he was larger and half his body had turned into crystal while the other half became like molten rock, and his intelligence was dulled.
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Again Garokk survived and he returned to his normal size and appearance.
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Garokk found a suit of Terminus armor and under mental control entered it and started destroying the remainder of the Savage Land.
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Garokk regained his free will and together with a machine made by the High Evolutionary, he restored the tropical environment to the Savage Land.
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Garokk returned years later as an enemy of Ka-Zar, but Ka-Zar defeated him.
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Garokk later appeared in the Savage Land, observing as the High Evolutionary took a number of newly mutated Zebra People children.
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Garokk then led the Avengers to the High Evolutionary's hidden base.
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Garokk has superhuman stamina and his petrified body makes him difficult to injure.
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Garokk has the ability to project tremendous amounts of heat, light, and concussive force from his eyes.
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Garokk has the ability to create dimensional warps with the energy projected from his eyes, and is capable of transporting an entire city through one of these dimensional portals.
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Garokk has the ability to change his size and transform into a being of pure energy, and then back into his stone-like physical form at will.
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Garokk has a limited telepathic ability which allows him to learn of the activities of his worshippers through his dreams and his mental connection to his followers.
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Garokk is immortal; he does not age and even when his body is destroyed, he can be returned to life.
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Garokk can be magically forced by Zaladane to respond to her summons or else suffer intense pain.
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Garokk appears beneath the Savage Land during the 2099: World of Tomorrow series, which ended the Earth-928 imprint of Marvel 2099.
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Garokk appeared in the two-part X-Men episode "Savage Land, Strange Heart".
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Garokk was once a threat to the Savage Land until he was defeated by the High Evolutionary and imprisoned in the Earth.
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Garokk absorbed volcanic energy turning him into an unstoppable force.
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Garokk appears in X-Men Legends II: Rise of Apocalypse, voiced by Dwight Schultz.
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Garokk is later seen in a stasis cell in Avalon where he states that Mikhail Rasputin hired him to hunt Destiny in exchange for becoming ruler of the Savage Land.
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