they defeat him and successfully reboot the multiverse. Despite this, the Anti-Monitor survived and attempted to get his revenge, only to be defeated once and for all when the newly created Earth-Prime's heroes attack him with a bomb capable of shrinking him for eternity. A flashback in "Part Four" of the crossover showed that he learned of the multiverse's existence when a young Mar Novu accidentally entered his anti-matter universe while attempting to time travel to the past to witness the birth of the universe. Animation The Anti-Monitor appears in Green Lantern: The Animated Series, voiced by Tom Kenny. This version was created by the renegade guardian Krona as the "ultimate being", but turned against him, ultimately being transported to another universe. He first appears in "The New Guy", entering the show's universe by splitting open the fabric of space and taking control of all Manhunters in the universe. However, he is ultimately killed by Aya, who has become evil and takes over his body for her own agenda. Web series The Anti-Monitor appears in the DC Super Hero Girls episode "Anti-Hall Monitor", voiced by John DiMaggio. Video games The Anti-Monitor appears as a boss and summonable character in Scribblenauts Unmasked: A DC Comics Adventure. The Anti-Monitor appears as a boss in DC Universe Online. The Anti-Monitor appears as a playable character in Lego DC Super-Villains. He also appears in the post-credits scene confronting Darkseid (who had his mind altered by the Rookie and became good alongside his lieutenants) on Apokolips. Disgusted with Darkseid's kindness, the Anti-Monitor proceeds to attack him. Awards 1986: Won "Favourite Villain" Eagle Award References External links Alan Kistler's DC Crisis Files – Comic book historian Alan Kistler's detailed articles on the Crisis and related events, such as Infinite Crisis and Final Crisis. Characters created by Jerry Ordway Comics characters introduced in 1985 DC Comics aliens DC Comics characters who are shapeshifters DC Comics characters with superhuman strength DC Comics deities DC Comics demons DC Comics extraterrestrial supervillains Fictional characters who can manipulate reality Fictional characters who can change size Fictional characters with absorption or parasitic abilities Fictional characters with dimensional travel abilities Fictional characters with energy-manipulation abilities DC Comics cyborgs Fictional mass murderers Characters created by Marv Wolfman Characters created by George Pérez DC Comics male supervillains Robot supervillains Fictional giants Superman characters Video game bosses