been formed originally. It's been revealed that if the Anti-Monitor or any other member of his family were to be destroyed, they would regenerate in the Sixth Dimension. Other versions In the "Chain Lightning" arc of the Flash comics, history is altered when Barry Allen is killed before the events of Crisis on Infinite Earths. This forces Wally West into a timeline where the Anti-Monitor was never defeated and only the anti-matter universe remains. A parody of the Anti-Monitor, called the "Aunty Monitor", appeared in Marvel Comics' What The--?! satire comic. Marvel's Mighty Mouse comic featured another parody, the "Anti-Minotaur". The Anti-Monitor makes a cameo appearance in Justice League Unlimited #32 (June 2007). He is described by Darkseid to be a "celestial being composed of negative energy" which Darkseid sought to gain to fuel the Anti-Life Equation. The Monitor and Anti-Monitor both appear in Tiny Titans #12 (March 2009), with the Monitor telling Robin that he needs a hall pass, and the Anti-Monitor contradicting him because he is the "Anti" Monitor, until the two start having a "do not, do too" argument, and the Monitor says that everyone likes the Anti-Monitor better. The Anti-Monitor plays a part in the third Batman/Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles crossover. Seeking to merge the Turtles' and Batman's universes together and create a reality he could control at will, Krang murdered the Anti-Monitor and repurposed his corpse into an exo-suit, using the technology within to achieve his goal. In other media Television Arrowverse The Anti-Monitor makes his live-action debut in the Arrowverse crossover Crisis on Infinite Earths, portrayed by LaMonica Garrett. At some point in between Elseworlds and Crisis, the Anti-Monitor found the Flash of Earth-90 and used him to power an anti-matter cannon to destroy the multiverse. Minutes before the Crisis began, the Anti-Monitor tricked multiversal explorer Nash Wells into unlocking his prison under Earth-1 Central City. Once he grows strong enough, he then possesses Harbinger, kills the Monitor, and succeeds in destroying the multiverse. However, he failed to kill the Paragons, seven heroes capable of stopping him (Barry Allen/Flash, Kara Danvers/Supergirl, Sara Lance/White Canary, J'onn J'onzz/Martian Manhunter, Kate Kane/Batwoman, and Ryan Choi, with Lex Luthor rewriting the Book of Destiny to replace Superman of Earth-96 as the seventh Paragon), as they were teleported to a point outside of space and time so they could regroup and restore existence. With Oliver Queen / Spectre's help,