Kryptonians are some of the most powerful beings on the planet, which is what the idea of A whole family made up of them is so terrible. While Superman Is often considered the most powerful Kryptonian around, his family members are not far behind.
The super-family has grown in recent years, and each new member seems to be more powerful than the last. From classic members like Superboy and Power Girl, to members rarely heard of, like Ronan Kent, or even new additions like Osul-Ra, Each member is pretty strong in their own right And has every reason to be in the family. That said, not all of them are equal in power, despite their shared Kryptonian heritage. Some members of the family will simply always come out on top.
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Jor-El
Superman #53 by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster
Jor-El was the patriarch of the original super-family, but he never really had powers that reached the same level as Superman. Since Jor-El almost never left KryptonHe never really experienced the powers that Superman was used to. Although he is a brilliant scientist who discovered the Phantom Zone and created rockets that can travel the galaxy, he is not really that powerful and is rarely portrayed as a physical threat.
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The one time Jor-El managed to show his potential was when he was acting as Mr. Oz. But even as a villain, Superman’s father really isn’t that intimidating. Jor-El was only ever A pawn of Doctor ManhattanAnd aside from completely changing Clark’s relationship with his son Jon, Jor-El is easily the weakest member of the super-family and is the one most rarely depicted with powers.
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Mon-El
Superboy #89 by Robert Bernstein and George Papp
Mon-El met Superman when he was very young and still went by Superboy. The pair quickly became friends, as Superman thought he’d found another Kryptonian with whom he could finally bond. Unfortunately, this is not exactly true. While Mon-El has similar powers to Superboy, he is not actually Kryptonian, but instead a genetic off-shoot known as a Daxamite.
This weakness makes Mon-El one of the weakest members of the super-family, due to the abundance of lead on Earth.
Daxamites have all the same powers and biological advantages of Kryptonians, Except they are deadly allergic to lead instead of kryptonite. This weakness makes Mon-El one of the weakest members of the super-family, due to the abundance of lead on Earth. But if you stay away from it, he is still pretty strong. A later version of Mon-El introduced in Superman #14 by Brian Michael Bendis, Ivan Reis, Oclair Albert, Joe Prado, Alex Sinclair and Wes Abbott is reinvented as a human and Kryptonian hybrid, but the most prominent version is a Daxamite.
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Ron Kent
Future State: Superman – House of El #1 by Phillip Kennedy Johnson, Scott Godlewski, Gabe Eltaeb and Troy Peteri
Ronan Kent is one of the descendants of Superman, the Superman of the 30th century, and the leader of the House of Al. He continues to uphold Superman’s ideals in the far future as best he can. When it comes to power, Ronan has all the same abilities as his ancestors and what people would expect from a Kryptonian on Earth: Superhuman strength, speed, heat vision, and everything else.
He has the potential to be a great character
But unfortunately, since the Future state The event and timelines weren’t really followed by DC, Ronan never really got a chance to shine. He had the potential to be a great character, but as DC took their stories in a different direction, Ronan was left behind, and he hasn’t been able to prove the limits of his power since. Given the chance, Ronan could be just as powerful as his ancestor, Clarke.
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Hunter Prince
Justice League #26 by Bryan Hitch, Fernando Pasarin, Oclair Albert, Brad Anderson, Jimmy Betancourt and Richard Starkings
Wonder Woman and Superman are two of the most powerful beings on earth, so naturally, many people wondered what the outcome would be.They had a child together. This was partly answered by the existence of Hunter Prince. Hunter was the son of Wonder Woman from an alternate timeline. In this timeline, Wonder Woman revealed to Hunter that he was the chosen Avatar of the Darkness.
Wanting to make sure he was raised properly and with love, Diana handed Hunter over to Lois and Clark Kent, who raised the boy as their own. As far as powers go, Hunter is every bit as powerful as his mother, sharing much of the same abilities. While this doesn’t put him on the level of a normal Kryptonian, it does put him remarkably close to one.
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auto-ra
Action comics #1038 by Phillip Kennedy Johnson, Miguel Mendonca, Adriano Lucas and Dave Sharpe
The Superman family is in large part because they keep embracing so many kids as part of the family, including Chris Kent, Jon Kent, and the super-twins, Osul-Ra and Otho-Ra. Otto was a child trapped on Warworld, and is not technically a Kryptonian. She is instead a young Phaelosian, a genetic offshoot of Kryptonians. As such, she has all the powers one would expect from a Kryptonian, but also a few extra. Otto has all the expected powers of super strength, speed, flight and heat vision.
She also has Genesis Energy Absorption and Energy Manipulation, which allows her to use powers like optic blasts, allowing her to fire energy from any point on her body. She can also generate force fields and even summon energy constructs to obey her every command. While she is still young, these powers put her just above the average Kryptonian.
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Osul-Ra
Action comics #1038 by Phillip Kennedy Johnson, Miguel Mendonca, Adriano Lucas and Dave Sharpe
The other half of the super-twins, Osul isn’t nearly as fiery and direct in action as Otto is, but that’s exactly the real powers he has at his command. Just like his sister, Osul is Phaelosian and has the exact same powers as a Kryptonian, such as superhuman speed, invulnerability, super-hearing, and super-breath. But his powers go much further than that: He can create optical blasts from any part of his body, just like his sister, but he is also capable of summoning Olgrun.
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Olgrun is an Old God and one of the most powerful beings in the DC Universe. The phantom Osul summons is only a fraction of Olgrun’s power, but even a minor portion of that power was more than enough to overwhelm Desaad. While Desad is no fighter, he is a new god, and Osul beats him easily.
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Rowan Kent
Future State: Superman – House of El #1 by Phillip Kennedy Johnson, Scott Godlewski, Gabe Eltaeb and Troy Peteri
Also descended from the abandoned Future state Timeline, Rowan Kent is the sister of Ronan Kent. While Ronan never had to show off his powers, Rowan didn’t need her to make an impression. Rowan has all the same powers as a Kryptonian, which makes her already incredibly powerful compared to most other beings, but she also has a Blue Lantern ring on Top of all that.
This additional power boost means that Rowan is nearly impossible to harm due to her physical invulnerability, insane speed and strength, but she also augments her natural powers with her Lantern Ring, such as creating a shield to protect her from attacks. It’s really a shame that readers didn’t get to see more of her, because Lantern Kryptonians, such as Yellow Lantern Superman, are always remarkably powerful.
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Conner Kent / Con-El
The Adventures of Superman #500, “First Sighting…” by Karl Kesel, Tom Grummett, Doug Hazlewood, Glenn Whitmore and Albert De Guzman
Conner Kent is the strange “lovechild” of Superman and Lex Luthor, as he was created as a clone using the two’s DNA. As such, Conner has all the expected powers of a Kryptonian, but a surprising number of extras. Conner’s tactile telekinesis power in particular makes him a major threat, allowing him to disassemble complex machinery by simply touching it, create a barrier around his body or other places, and manipulate objects without touching them.
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The barriers that Conner makes can even deflect Kryptonite bullets, giving him a major edge over other Kryptonians. He can also unleash bursts of raw concussive force from his telekinetic powers. Combine all of this with his Kryptonian abilities, such as heat vision, and Conner is a major powerhouse.
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Jon Kent
Convergence: Superman #2 by Dan Jurgens, Norm Rapmund, Brad Anderson and Sal Cipriano
Jon Kent is the human/Kryptonian hybrid child of Lois Lane and Clark Kent. Even after aging to a teenager, Jon is still young, but he has become an incredibly powerful hero, even as a young adult. Batman has stated that Jon’s hybrid DNA gives him the potential to be stronger than any Kryptonian pure blood, and his extra powers seem to imply that this is correct. Jon has the ability of energy transference, which allows him to manipulate the stored solar energy within him.
This power typically causes him to crackle with blue energy and allows him to release powerful electrical blasts, especially after his power upgrade during the Lazarus planet Event. He also took on Doomsday, Darkseid, Ares, Neron and several others all at the same time Dark Crisis on Infinite Earths By Joshua Williamson and Daniel Sampere. While Jon didn’t win the fight, he survived for several minutes, which is more than anyone else can claim.
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Kara Zur-al
Action comics #252 by Otto Binder and Al Plastino
Superman’s cousin, Supergirl has all the same powers as Superman, but she has demonstrated a few feats of endurance that even Superman can’t match. During the events of supergirl: Woman of tomorrow By Tom King and Bilquis Evely, Kara is trapped on a planet with a kryptonite infused sun. The planet was originally created to kill her cousin, and Kara stated that Clarke was barely able to last an hour on the planet. In the meantime, Kara lasted for several hours until the sun went down.
This survival is a massive feat and one Clark has never really been able to recreate. Overall, Kara is one of the most powerful Kryptonians in the world and has been able to constantly help her cousin with the bigger enemies over the years.
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Superman/Clark Kent/Kal-El
Action comics #1 by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster
Of every Kryptonian, none have the same feats of strength and raw power as Superman. He moved entire galaxies in seconds, knocked out gods with one punch, and survived everything the DC Universe threw at him. The man constantly holds black holes in the palm of his hand. He once picked up the Book of Victory, which contained all possible knowledge and if that was not enough outside, He once held all this reality for several hours.
Superman is DC’s strongest Kryptonian, without a doubt. While others may be stronger in one or two areas, or they may have powerful abilities that he does not, in terms of what he has achieved, there is no one stronger than Superman.