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| - Their uniform is the same as that of The Genesis.
- New Genesis was a Pay-Per-View presented by Wrestling's Innovative Genesis. It was held on January 25th, 2009, in the W*I*G Sphere.
- New Genesis was one of the homeworlds of the New Gods and the sister world of Apokolips. Whereas Apokolips was a place of evil and despair, New Genesis was a world of peace and hope.
- New Genesis doesn't appear in the Super Friends series, but it is at least referenced in the Super Powers comics.
- New Genesis is one of the home planets of the New Gods. Its inhabitants are gods of life, freedom, and the Source. They are at war with Apokolips
- The New Genesis is an ungoing epic science fantasy space opera written by Daniel N. Waugh. The series is planned to be a expanded universe of multiple story arcs. The New Genesis many takes place in the Milky Way, large portions of the galaxy are dominated by three powerful empires; the Sha'dahl Empire, the Elemental Ascandence and the Thihilem Republic. All of which are galactic communities to of sentient races. While the rest are controlled by smaller nations of which are non-alligned to any of the Great Empires.
- Following the end of the Third World that saw the destruction of the planet Urgund and the Old Gods, the rubble of Urgrund eventually formed into two planets. One was full of life and would be called New Genesis, while the other, a desolate wasteland, would be called Apokolips. As time passed, new life formed on both planets and they soon learned to access the same cosmic energies that their predecessors had. Soon after, they dubbed themselves "New Gods" in memory of the predecessors.
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| - Following the end of the Third World that saw the destruction of the planet Urgund and the Old Gods, the rubble of Urgrund eventually formed into two planets. One was full of life and would be called New Genesis, while the other, a desolate wasteland, would be called Apokolips. As time passed, new life formed on both planets and they soon learned to access the same cosmic energies that their predecessors had. Soon after, they dubbed themselves "New Gods" in memory of the predecessors. Moralistically divided, the people of New Genesis were led by Izaya the Inheriter while the New Gods of Apokolips were led by Yuga Khan, a position that was later taken by Darkseid. While not as militant as the Old Gods, the two sides fought from time to time due to the forces of Apokolips' wish to conquer and destroy all of creation. Izaya gave some of his power to the New Goddess Atinai, allowing her to raise and shape a piece of New Genesis landscape and shape it into a massive flying city that she named the Celestial City, although it is referred to as "Supertown" by the young New Gods known as the Forever People. Izaya and his wife, Avia, were one day ambushed by forces of Apokolips led by Steppenwolf and Uxas, and Avia was slain. In vengeance, Izaya led an attack on Apokolips and slew Steppenwolf. Revenge, however, brought no solace to Izaya, and he went on a sojourn into the wilderness of New Genesis, seeking enlightenment. It was at this time that Izaya first encountered the Source, and, taking the name Highfather, he returned to the gods of Supertown to bring them the Source's wisdom. After years of war, the two worlds struck a peace accord, with Highfather engineering a pact with Darkseid, who had succeed the throne of Apokolips following Yuga Khan's imprisonment, by which Izaya's child was sent to the orphanages of Granny Goodness on Apokolips and Darkseid's son was sent to live on New Genesis as Highfather's adopted son. Eventually, Highfather's son, Scott Free, escaped Apokolips with the Apokoliptian warrior, Big Barda, to Earth while Orion became a loyal follower and step-son to Highfather, with both sons battling Darkseid and his agents for years to come. Scott's escape, however, caused the pact to be broken and conflict between the two planets returned, with Darkseid eventually using the Micro-Mark (a weapon of minuscule size that is capable of destroying planets) to destroy New Genesis. However, the New Genesian New Gods survived by having Supertown relocate to another planet as New Genesis was rebuilt. Upon learning of Darkseid's plans to destroy the Source Wall and control the Source itself, Highfather gathered other elder gods, including Zeus, Jove, Odin and Ares, to fight Darkseid. However, Ares rebelled against the other gods and killed Highfather. While Ares was later imprisoned within the new Source Wall, Highfather merged with the Source and Takion assumed the role as the new Highfather after Scott Free turned down the offer. Through Takion, Izaya was able to briefly return to resurrect Supertown to its former glory, giving the forces of New Genesis a new hope in the coming battles against Darkseid and his armies.
- Their uniform is the same as that of The Genesis.
- New Genesis was a Pay-Per-View presented by Wrestling's Innovative Genesis. It was held on January 25th, 2009, in the W*I*G Sphere.
- New Genesis was one of the homeworlds of the New Gods and the sister world of Apokolips. Whereas Apokolips was a place of evil and despair, New Genesis was a world of peace and hope.
- New Genesis doesn't appear in the Super Friends series, but it is at least referenced in the Super Powers comics.
- New Genesis is one of the home planets of the New Gods. Its inhabitants are gods of life, freedom, and the Source. They are at war with Apokolips
- The New Genesis is an ungoing epic science fantasy space opera written by Daniel N. Waugh. The series is planned to be a expanded universe of multiple story arcs. The New Genesis many takes place in the Milky Way, large portions of the galaxy are dominated by three powerful empires; the Sha'dahl Empire, the Elemental Ascandence and the Thihilem Republic. All of which are galactic communities to of sentient races. While the rest are controlled by smaller nations of which are non-alligned to any of the Great Empires.
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