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Last Updated on
Sunday, March 21, 2004
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Personal Data: |
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Real Name: |
Ganthet |
| Status: |
Active |
Appearances
in JLA: |
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Known Aliases: |
None |
Nicknames: |
None |
Occupation: |
Guardian of the Universe |
Other Group Affiliations: |
The
Guardians of the Universe, The Quintessence |
First Appearance: |
GANTHET'S TALE (1992) |
Base of Operations: |
the
planet Oa |
Age: |
Unknown, probably about 10 billion years old |
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Height:
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3' 5" |
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Weight:
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125
lbs. |
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Eyes:
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Blue |
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Hair:
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White |
Known Relatives: |
The
Guardians of The Universe |
Known Allies: |
The
Guardians of The Universe, The Green Lantern Corps, The Spectre II (formerly
Green Lantern II, Parallax, Hal Jordan), Green Lantern V (Kyle Rayner),
Green Lantern VI (aka Jade, Jenny Hayden) |
Known Enemies: |
The
Controllers, Amon Sur |
Powers and Abilities: |
As a
Oan Guardian of The Universe, Ganthet is indestructible and immortal and
controls the green energy that powers all Green Lantern power rings. |

| Background: |
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Ganthet is a member of the Guardians of the Universe, a race of
diminutive, blue-skinned beings, who gathered together sentients from across the
universe, known as the Green Lantern Corps, to combat evil. The Corps served the
Guardians for uncounted millennia. When Hal Jordan
absorbed the Main Power Battery of Oa, Ganthet became the last Guardian, charged
with bestowing the last power ring.
He gave it to freelance artist Kyle Rayner but later reneged,
claiming he was unworthy. When Hal Jordan returned, intent on reestablishing
himself as Green Lantern, Ganthet gathered Earth's mightiest heroes to battle
him. When they failed, Ganthet offered himself to Jordan, who then drew
Ganthet's essence inside himself.
On a recent trip to the 30th century, Kyle Rayner was
incapacitated. Ganthet reappeared and gave the ring for a short time to Cary
Wren, Kyle's descendant.
Now the sole adult occupant of a renewed planet Oa, Ganthet is
responsible for raising a new generation of Guardians of the Universe to
adulthood. |

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