exposing Despero as a fraud while releasing the Py'tar. The Py'tar then spreads its power across Kalanor, seeding it with lush vegetation. Despero's followers are transformed into trees and Despero himself dragged underground, never to be seen again. Despero appears in the Batman: The Brave and the Bold episode "The Eyes of Despero!", voiced by Kevin Michael Richardson. This version has eyes on the palms of his hands in addition to the third eye on his head. He plans to overthrow and destroy the Green Lantern Corps by hypnotizing its members into becoming his army. When he succeeds in corrupting a large number of Lanterns, Hal Jordan apparently sacrifices them and himself. Despero alters his plan, corrupting Mogo so as to use his vast power to brainwash entire worlds in an instant. Batman, summoned by Hal's ring, as well as Green Lanterns Guy Gardner, Sinestro, and G'nort, band together to free Mogo and defeat Despero. Once Mogo is freed, he shoots a rock which knocks out Despero. Despero appears in the Young Justice: Invasion episode "Cornered". This version is a gladiator who arrives on Earth to prove himself as the greatest warrior in 93 Star Systems. He does not fly or talk and lets his majordomo L-Ron speak for him. Despero traps the Hall of Justice in a forcefield, puts Zatanna in a trance to stick to hand-to-hand combat, and attacks Captain Marvel and Superboy. When Captain Marvel is regressed back to Billy Batson, Despero puts him in a trance and defeats Superboy. When Despero attempts to take Superboy's head, Bumblebee stalls him, but ends up in a trance. Mal Duncan appears in Guardian's costume and keeps Despero busy while Superboy and Miss Martian come up with a plan to stop him. Miss Martian awakens Zatanna and redirects Despero's powers against him, allowing Superboy to knock him out. Despero was later seen with Mongul and The Team in the Warworld's stasis cells. Despero is featured in the TV series set in the Arrowverse: An alien that recalls Despero appears in the background of one of the DEO monitors in the pilot episode of the Supergirl series. Despero appears in The Flash five-part episode "Armageddon", voiced by Tony Curran who also portrays his human form. This version wears a special belt that can enable him to travel through time and assume a human form. He comes from a point in the