My all time favourite portrayal of Zod and loved the way Smallville addressed Zod as a young major and how he became the villainous general that we all love to hate. Callum Blue did a tremendous job playing one of Superman's most iconic villains and he was definitely up there with Michael Rosenbaum's Lex Luthor in terms of main bad guys

Underappreciated version of Zod with Callum Blue bringing the intensity and calmness that makes the character work and his arc in Smallville is one of the better villain origins they had

Clark didn't think for a second as to why Zod was on the roof of a building after being shot lol so absent-minded

Zod is one the best villain there is

One of the best scenes of Season 9 , i literally Adore how Callum Blue has interpreted it. Zod was definitely my favourite villain together with Lex. His character is very interesting because it reminds me a lot of Emperor Commodo from Gladiator movie. Same sadness, rage and loneliness, same jealousy (towards Jor-El, towards Kal-El as long as Commodo was jealous of Marco Aurelio and Maximus) and same Amazing job with his eyes and body language. This is my favourite scene

Yoooo him soaking in sun before he flies tells you how good it feel for them to charge up from solar energy

He didn’t recover them he never had them before this.

This is still my favorite season

This version of Zod can't really recover his powers since he never had any. He's a clone of the original with blue kryptonite put into each clone of the kandorians that was inside of the orb

Epic!

I think I liked the Man of Steel's interpolation of General Zod, better. At least he was honest. I like how they intrepret the connection with the sun. Solar Invictus, indeed.

Imagine the US army having Those abilities ability’s

I don't like that Clark gives Zod and his army powers so easily, it feels like it makes him directly responsible for doing something that could so easily have dramatic and disastrous effects for humanity. I think Emil Hamilton should run a computer analysis of whether Clark's blood could give the Kandorians powers, out of curiosity, after Clark and Chloe ask. Emil says the results show, they'll have Clark's abilities temporarily with a few mere drops of blood, for around five hours, but then the blue kryptonite in their blood will override Clark's DNA. In terms of them being able to keep Clark's abilities, there's only a 14% chance that the abilities can be kept - so it's generally impossible, but there's still a tiny, miniscule chance the powers could be kept. Clark will supervise Zod for the five hours he has powers, to ensure he doesn't do anything criminal, subtly but firmly telling him that if he does, he'll face human justice immediately when he has no powers. Due to not receiving nearly as much sunlight as him, Clark knows Zod is definitely not powerful enough to overpower him for the five hour duration, and after this time, Zod's body would've digested the bullet inside himself. Quite a bit more blood can provide a Kandorian with Clark's powers permanently, and this is something Clark will not reveal to Zod and co. . Zod will guess that quite a bit more blood will give some Kandorians powers by testing this theory out, as he does not trust Clark after his towers' destruction. Note: In addition to the small 14% chance, it should also be established that Clark doesn't intend to transfer blood to any of the Kandorians in the case of an emergency, as it's too big a risk that they could discover how to get their powers and consequently, become a threat.

Nanotechnology will help humans become Kryptonians by changing the atomic structure.

I wish I could do that I really wish I could do that

Flying

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Hey I wonder what was cheaper to make Smallville or Superman and Lois.

Why’d he meet Zod here if Superman had no idea who Zod was in Superman 2 and Smallville is its prequel? Or it’s not, then….

Spiderman is preet in pink

Zod was ass in this show ngl