53 Facts About Zaladane

Zaladane's reign was short-lived as Danny and Blaze had arrived in Heaven to challenge him.

Zaladane is a fictional character, a sorceress and the high priestess of the sun god Garokk, the Petrified Man.

Zaladane is the alleged sister of Polaris, a claim made at a time when Polaris' own parentage had not yet been confirmed.

Zaladane was the war-like high priestess and queen of the Sun People, who live in the Savage Land.

Zaladane attempted to lead the Sun People in a war to conquer the peoples of the Savage Land.

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Zaladane later reappeared, and magically transformed her captive Kirk Marston into Garokk, endowing him with the original Garokk's consciousness.

Zaladane aided Garokk in attempting to unite the Savage Land tribes under his leadership.

Zaladane captured the X-Men and Ka-Zar, but was thwarted by the X-Men.

Years later, Zaladane became the assistant of the High Evolutionary in his project to restore the Savage Land after its near destruction by the alien Terminus.

Zaladane was allied with the Savage Land Mutates, and with them plotted to conquer the Savage Land.

Zaladane then led an army in an attempt to conquer the Savage Land.

Zaladane captured Ka-Zar, Shanna, and various X-Men, but is defeated by them.

Moira confirmed during testing that the only way Zaladane could have taken Lorna's powers away was if she was a biological sibling.

Zaladane sought world domination, and captured Magneto, Shanna, and Nereel, and attempted to steal Magneto's powers as well.

Shortly afterwards, Magneto executed Zaladane, who was impaled by an object propelled by magnetic forces projected by Magneto.

Zaladane is a sorceress with an extensive knowledge of sorcery, and the ability to wield and manipulate the forces of magic for an undefined variety of effects.

Zaladane primarily has used these powers for mind control and limited energy projection.

Zaladane was able to steal the powers of Polaris and Magneto for a time with the assistance of a machine.

Zaladane was trained in the combat skills of the Sun People.

Zaladane sometimes wore body armor of an unknown composition, and wielded spears, and torch-bombs.

Zaladane had access to various scientifically advanced equipment, including skysleds, and devices such as the transmutator, formerly belonging to the High Evolutionary and modified by Brainchild.

Zaladane rode dinosaurs, pterodactyls, and diatrymas trained to carry riders.

Zaladane appeared in the two-part X-Men episode "Savage Land, Strange Heart".

Zaladane later joins forces with Razorfist II and Shockwave and fights the West Coast Avengers.

Zaladane wears a leather outfitted with a variety of specialized clips, loops, and pockets for carrying weapons.

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Zaladane is killed by Bullseye after the Dragons are ambushed by the Kingpin's assassins.

Zaladane is then employed by the criminal the Enforcer and assigned to kill Ghost Rider, but fails.

Zaladane joins with three other super villains with elemental abilities to form the team Force of Nature.

Zaladane kidnapped Quicksilver and showed his body tied up to a cross.

Zaladane's actions horrified Rogue and Amelia Voght who sought for Magneto's help.

Zaladane's death was a message to anyone who tried to oppose the master of magnetism.

Zaladane is the mid-boss in this game at Cerci Tunnels during first act, he uses his powers to control earth and plenty of his henchmen.

Zaladane was created by Matt Fraction and Kieron Gillen, and is one of the "Five Lights"—a group of mutants who manifested their abilities after the events of "Second Coming".

Zaladane is the last of the Five Lights to join Hope's team, as the first storyline of the Generation Hope series involves the team getting his power under control.

Zaladane continues to make appearances in The Uncanny X-Men as well.

Zaladane is the first of the Lights to acknowledge that Hope has changed them, possibly not for the better, and his dark tendencies appear to be heading him down the path of villainy.

Zaladane has talked about betraying Hope, and he has mentioned that he believes he would be a lot like Magneto and his Brotherhood or Quentin Quire if he weren't tied to Hope.

Zaladane reveals that he had considered another codename to spit back at their "messiah": Judas.

Zaladane got there early, as he wanted to view the "classic design" of the Sentinel.

Zaladane then criticizes the leaders of the world for restarting the Sentinel Program after Quentin Quire made them tell their darkest truths on television.

Zaladane reappears outside with Hope and the other Lights after Oya's "murder" of the Hellfire grunts.

Zaladane asks Oya if she is okay, but she mortifies Zero, Hope, and the other Lights by only asking if there is anyone else she needs to kill.

Zaladane's power had restored him after the battle with Martha Johansson.

Zaladane began to attack the school and simultaneously unleashed armies of his techno-organic "meat puppets" on the places around the world that Storm had recently helped.

Zaladane connected himself to Storm so that she could watch her friends die but this only allowed Storm to use her powers on a global scale and she destroyed his armies.

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Zaladane knew that, deep down, Kenji hoped the same could eventually be true of him.

Zaladane was about to eliminate Deadpool as well, but Deadpool convinced Zero that he had potential for good as well by saving Copycat's life.

Zaladane possesses incredible physical strength, being able to shatter manacles set on him by Eternity himself; and while channeling his power, Doctor Strange was strong enough to hold his own against the Hulk.

Zaladane can possess both inanimate objects and individuals, seemingly dominating even very powerful and trained wills with ease.

Zaladane is very large, and is one of King T'Challa many warriors.

Zaladane fought alongside T'Chaka, who as his final act asked Zuri to watch over his son.

Zaladane often eats things raw, regardless of their origin, and his idea of "formal" clothing is, at least according to Ross, "Even BIGGER dead animal slung across shoulder".

Zaladane disapproves of T'Challa's previous relationship with a woman named Nikki Adams simply because she is not Wakandan.