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Faora Ul

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In Man of Steel, Faora-Ul is a Kryptonian warrior who appears in a heavy, form-fitting, armored suit with a helmet and cape, played by actress Antje Traue. She is portrayed as a ruthless and efficient combatant who works with General Zod, and her look emphasizes her military-style, deadly role.

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Genetically engineered to serve the Kryptonian Warrior Guild, Faora was a fierce, ruthless Kryptonian warrior driven primarily by the sadistic pleasure of killing, said to be genetically incapable of feeling empathy toward her enemies. She promised Superman that for every human life he managed to save from the Sword of Rao, that she would see to it that they would kill a million more. She was known and feared throughout Krypton as the infamous “Tigress of Zod."[1]

Ironically, while sadistic and bloodthirsty, she shows little to no emotion when killing humans, though this is most likely because Faora is very unimpressed by the relative weakness of humans, and finds killing them to be far too easy to be considered a feat worthy of savoring. However, she notably seems to gloat before attempting to kill Colonel Nathan Hardy, claiming that a "good death" (his at her hands) is "its own reward."

Faora is also quite vain and fully aware of her exceptional skills, as she is quick to mock the naturally born Kryptonian Superman for his lack of combat skill and his sense of morality, since she believes that the latter trait, in particular, makes him weak and inconfident, giving the genetically engineered Faora an "evolutionary advantage" over him. Hence, this great amount of confidence in her own abilities allowed Faora to reach her full potential as soon as she was exposed to Earth's yellow sun, and not experience the weakness of mental power suppression. However, she could at times be overconfident, which allowed Superman to ultimately defeat Faora by catching her off-guard and promptly exploiting her temporary weakness of overloaded senses.

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