Yuga Khan - Powers and Abilities

Powers and Abilities

Yuga Khan was the most powerful New God. He possessed enormous physical prowess, the ability to traverse hypertime and could even manipulate The Source itself to an extent. His most dangerous ability was that he could drain the life force of individuals or planets, adding to his own formidable power.

A proper measure of his might was the fact that Darkseid himself dared not face him.

Jack Kirby's New Gods
New Genesis
  • Big Barda
  • Forager
  • Forever People
  • Highfather
  • Lightray
  • Orion
  • Mister Miracle
  • Takion
Apokolips
  • Darkseid
  • Deep Six
  • Desaad
  • Devilance
  • Doctor Bedlam
  • Female Furies
    • Bernadeth
    • Stompa
    • Mad Harriet
    • Lashina
    • Gilotina
    • Artemiz
  • Granny Goodness
  • Glorious Godfrey
  • Grayven
  • Heggra
  • Kalibak
  • Kanto
  • Mantis
  • Mortalla
  • Sleez
  • Steppenwolf
  • Virman Vundabar
  • Yuga Khan
  • Parademons
  • Justifiers
Other characters
  • Metron
  • Black Racer
  • Himon
  • Infinity-Man
  • Shilo Norman
  • Oberon
  • Sonny Sumo
Locations
  • New Genesis
  • Apokolips
  • Source Wall
Storylines
  • Jack Kirby's Fourth World
  • The Great Darkness Saga
  • Legends
  • Cosmic Odyssey
  • Genesis
  • Countdown to Final Crisis
  • Death of the New Gods
  • Final Crisis
In other media
  • Super Friends: The Legendary Super Powers Show (1984–1985)
  • The Super Powers Team: Galactic Guardians (1985–1986)
  • Superman/Batman: Apocalypse (2010)
  • Smallville (season 10) (2010–2011)
Related articles
  • List of New Gods
  • Anti-Life Equation
  • Boom Tube
  • Mother Box
  • Darkseid's Elite
  • The Source
  • Super-Cycle

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