Superwoman

Personality Kara held her Kryptonian heritage in high regard, though she refused to acknowledge General Zod and his militia as fellow Kryptonians, due to their brutality clashing with the enlightened values she was brought up with. Kara loved and dearly lamented the loss of her family. She accepted the task of watching over her cousin Kal-El so she could have one last remnant of Krypton by her side. When Zod revealed that he intercepted Kal's pod and murdered the baby, Kara went into a blind rage and fought him with unfettered hate. Due to being imprisoned by humans, Kara initially felt no sense of compassion towards them, even going as far as to potentially kill several armed guards. But she did feel gratitude towards the Flash and his team for rescuing her, so she assisted in helping present-day Barry regain his Speed Force powers. Powers Kryptonian Physiology: As a Kryptonian, Supergirl's bone structure is almost identical to that of a human. On a planet near a red class M main-sequence star (like Krypton with its sun Rao), Supergirl would have physical attributes nearly identical to those of humans, but if on a planet near a yellow G-type main-sequence star (like Earth), she has many new abilities and powers, all of them far beyond the capabilities of humans and even metahumans, making her appear godlike (indeed rivaling an Old Godess in power). Despite growing up in the subdued captivity of a red solar prison cell, and being far less experienced than the Earth-1 version of her cousin Superman, her power has been described as "colossal"[3], and she managed to initially dominate the fierce General Zod. This is because unlike Superman, Kara didn't hold back, and the tragic loss of her Kal-El empowered her with rage, so she attacked Zod with full intent to kill.