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Metallo (John Corben)

Title	Metallo
Faction	Villains
Gender	Male
Race	Robot
Location	Metropolis

Abilities

BackgroundEdit

Small-time conman John Corben was nearly crushed in a car accident, but robotic specialist Emmett Vale rescued Corben, transplanting his still-functioning brain into a robotic body powered by kryptonite. After Corben's operation, Vale told Corben he had to destroy Superman; fearing an invasion from Krypton. Corben instead snapped Vale's neck and embarked on a career as a rampaging, homicidal nightmare who desired nothing less than the death of Superman.

Alternate FutureEdit

In the alternate timeline where the conflict between heroes and villains has escalated to war, Wonder Woman confronted Metallo in combat, beheading him before being assailed by Deathstroke.

Combat StatisticsEdit

InvolvementEdit

Metallo is an iconic villain who appears at various locations in Metropolis as part of the More Than You Can Chew and Fanboy feats. If a hero encounters him he will knock them back and then leave, if a villain encounters him he will make a comment and then disappear.
Metallo appears randomly in the Safe House PvE and PvP arenas to support the Villains in various raids against the heroes or to protect the Nightclubs.

HeroesEdit

If Superman is your chosen mentor, Metallo will be a mini-boss during a mission to assist S.T.A.R. Labs locations with protecting exobytes used in their research.
He is also the first mini-boss you encounter in the Hall of Doom while you search for Superman in Superman's Doom.

VillainsEdit

Metallo is a Vendor for the Meta Iconic Battle Suit: Metallo's Maw.

DropsEdit

Shielded Alloy Boots (always)

TriviaEdit

Metallo first appeared in Action Comics #252 (May 1959)
Metallo's voice is provided by voice actor Ryan Wickerham.

GalleryEdit

External linksEdit

Metallo Wikipedia
Metallo DC Database

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