He discovered that the new arrival was his daughter, now grown Kara Zor-El.
When the young lady awakened, he noted that she was not a fantasy and truly wore the House of El symbol on her chest. Zor-El stayed hidden from the Phantoms that roamed the dimension, living in a cave, until a new arrival came the young lady was screaming from the presence of the Phantoms, so he took pity on her and brought her to his cave. He knew he had no chance to get off the planet, so as a last ditch attempt to save his life, he ended up trapped in the Phantom Zone. In the new multiverse, Zor-El stayed on Krypton to activate Argo's shields when it was about to be destroyed. New multiverse Reunited with his daughter Kara angrily points out that Zor-El had given Project Cadmus the perfect weapon to use on Earth and deactivates the A.I. Shocked, Kara protests that her father was saving lives with his work, to which the A.I.
explains that the virus was created by him as a joint effort between the Military and Science Guilds to kill other life forms in the event of an invasion. Zor-El's intelligence appears as a hologram in the Fortress of Solitude when Kara goes there to learn of Project Medusa. Unfortunately, he lost his life in the process due to the tainted air following the collapse of Krypton.
Ultimately, Zor-EL was able to power the Harun-El dome and Argo City was saved. Zor-El prepared his daughter's pod and watched as the latter boarded her ship, leaving right before the planet self-destructed. Before sending her off, Alura told Kara that the trip would be long, but assured her that she and Zor-El will be with their daughter in her dreams. Not knowing if the dome would work, Zor-El and his wife Alura decided to send their daughter Kara to Earth alongside her cousin and Zor-El's nephew, Kal-El. He then used his research on the Harun-El to design a protective dome powered by the rock to preserve Argo City, ensuring that a piece of Krypton survived. In 1979 when it was determined that Krypton was facing imminent destruction, Zor-El initially worked to build a transmatter portal in an effort to teleport every resident of the planet to safety, but failed to complete it in time. Sending Kara to Earth and protecting Argo City Zor-El also began conducting studies on the Harun-El, a mystical black rock found on Krypton with untold powers. The virus was never used, and the files regarding it were later brought to Earth on Kal-El's pod. Project MedusaĪt one point in his life, the Ruling Counsel of Krypton ordered Zor-El to create the Medusa virus, a synthetic bioweapon designed to eradicate all extraterrestrial life other than Kryptonians as a fail-safe mechanism to protect Krypton in the event of an invasion. At some point, he took Kara to the planet Starhaven and the Well of Stars. Zor-El would often bring Kara to his lab while he worked and even sought his daughter's help when facing difficulties. Nonetheless, Zor-El treasured the statue, assuring Kara it was fine just the way it was and that he loved her. When Kara was eight years old, she gave Zor-El a statue of a winged creature she made herself, but was upset that the wings weren't perfect. Zor-El fell in love with a judicator named Alura, who later became his wife. He had a brother, Jor-El, and they both became scientists after reaching adulthood. Zor-El was born on the planet Krypton, into the prestigious House of El.
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