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Darkseid's Elite are a group of aliens native to the planet Apokolips who are an elite band of servants of their lord and master, Darkseid and major antagonists in DC Comics.
Apokolips is ruled by Darkseid as its theocratic God/despot, but he defers most of the actual day-to-day ruling to his counselor Desaad. The Elite were the top chosen by Darkseid, ruler of Apokolips.
The Elite became his most powerful band of warriors as they lead the Apokoliptian military forces to crush their enemies and conquer the cosmos in Darkseid's name. They were also enemies of Superman who constantly fought their master. The Elite is one so powerful that it represents such a constant threat to the heroes.
They are also known as Darkseid's Hierarchy, Evil Gods, Dark Ones and so on. They are New Gods of the Apokoliptian pantheon. Though being the greatest beings on Apokolips in both power and authority, they were still nothing more than slaves to the will of Darkseid, the Tyrant God who rules Apokolips with an iron fist.
Members[]
Amazing Grace - A master manipulator, Glorious Godfrey's younger sister once managed to brainwash Superman.
Apokorat Riders – Large vicious vermin from the planet Apokolips that can be grown to sizes that can be ridden by warriors and infested Earth-2 during the invasion of that world.
Aero-Troopers –
Bane of Apokolips -
Bedlam - an elite member of the hunger dogs under Brutaal.
Beguiler – another elite member of the hunger dogs also under Brutaal.
Brola - An elite shock trooper.
Brutaal– A clone of Superman and a high-ranking member of the hunger dogs.
Demon Shock Troopers –
Desaad - A sadistic torturer and Darkseid's majordomo.
Devilance - The "god of the hunt", who was seemingly killed by Lobo during the events of 52.
Doctor Bedlam - A pure energy being, who inhabits a never ending series of artificial bodies.
Dog Cavalry – Apokoliptian warriors that ride Demon Dogs in the field as they work to hunt down Darkseid's enemies.
Glorious Godfrey - A master manipulator who serves as Darkseid's false prophet, mostly adept at bending huge masses of people to his will.
Female Furies - An all female military unit led by Granny Goodness which serves as both an elite strike force and an honor guard for Darkseid.
Harassers – a group of Apokoliptian soldiers in Granny Goodness' charge. They handled security at the orphanage.
Justifiers - Warriors who are also used as militaristic forces in the legions of Apokolips.
Kalibak - Darkseid's eldest son, a thuggish brute and second-in-command of the Apokoliptian army.
Kanto - A master assassin, and "Preening clotheshorse", as Darkseid once described him.
Mantis (DC)- A bug-like warrior, and one of New Genesis' insect people.
Mortalla - A servant of Darkseid who can induce sleep with one hand and death with another; she was once a mortal, but was heavily modified to serve him.
Parademons - Darkseid's shock troopers who serve in the Apokoliptian army.
Pacifiers – Armored warriors from Apokolips that are deployed to enforce order.
Photon Patrol – regular soldiers of Apokolips using Parademon flying harnesses.
Steppenwolf - Darkseid's uncle, who is the supreme military commander of the Apokoliptian army; he once killed Izaya's beloved wife.
Suicide Jockeys – non-humanoid creatures fitted with flying harnesses and suicide bombs.
Techno-Chiefs –
Titan (DC) - An electric green giant.
Warhounds – Constructs created on Apokolips where they are designed in the shape of large mechanical hounds piloted by warriors inside.
Virman Vundabar - An expert strategist and sycophant, who emulates the appearance and mannerisms of a Prussian office.
Appearances in other media[]
TV appearance[]
Many of Darkseid's Elite members have appeared in Superman: The Animated Series.
Many of the Elite members appeared in Justice League: Unlimited.
A trio of the Elite appeared in Smallville. The members were Desaad, Gordon Godfrey and Granny Goodness who were portrayed as minion-prophets. Titan appeared in the episode "Combat" portrayed by the wrestler Kane but didn't serve Darksied.
A few members of Darkseid's Elite appear in Batman the Brave and the Bold as part of Darkseid's invasion of Earth.
Many of the Elite appear in Justice League Action.
Film appearance[]
The Elite appears in Zack Snyder's Justice League consisting of Steppenwolf, DeSaad, Granny Goodness and Apokoliptian priests.
Gallery[]
Darkseid's Elite.
The Elite aka Darkseid's Elite.
Female Furies: An all female military unit lead by Granny Goodness which serves as both an elite strike force and honor guard for Darkseid, Lord of Apokolips.
Parademons: Darkseid's shock troopers who serve in the Apokoliptian army.
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