Professor An-Kal
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[[Kryptonian]] anthropologist who is the trainer of [[Yango]], the super-powered gorilla. | [[Kryptonian]] anthropologist who is the trainer of [[Yango]], the super-powered gorilla. | ||
Moments before the destruction of the planet [[Krypton]], Professor An-Kal sends his prize ape to Earth, to carry on his work of "Genetic Alterance" among the gorillas of Kenya. Although he uses scientific methods, An-Kal is seemingly dismissive of his fellows, calling them "idiots" for their lack of faith in his ideas (SB No. 172/1, Mar 1971: "The World of the Super-Ape!"). | Moments before the destruction of the planet [[Krypton]], Professor An-Kal sends his prize ape to Earth, to carry on his work of "Genetic Alterance" among the gorillas of Kenya. Although he uses scientific methods, An-Kal is seemingly dismissive of his fellows, calling them "idiots" for their lack of faith in his ideas (SB No. 172/1, Mar 1971: "The World of the Super-Ape!"). | ||
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Latest revision as of 03:15, 8 May 2009
Professor An-Kal
Kryptonian anthropologist who is the trainer of Yango, the super-powered gorilla.
Moments before the destruction of the planet Krypton, Professor An-Kal sends his prize ape to Earth, to carry on his work of "Genetic Alterance" among the gorillas of Kenya. Although he uses scientific methods, An-Kal is seemingly dismissive of his fellows, calling them "idiots" for their lack of faith in his ideas (SB No. 172/1, Mar 1971: "The World of the Super-Ape!").
