wrests control from Brainiac 8, and reveals herself to be a genuine personality. Weeping, she begs Shift to kill her before the Brainac 8 persona could harm the people she loves. Shift, in tears, transforms her molecular structure into flesh, killing her in the process. The Origins and Omens back-up story indicated that Indigo might soon return, but writer Judd Winick left the book before this plot thread could be followed up on. Indigo eventually returns in Teen Titans (vol. 3) #98 as part of Superboy-Prime's Legion of Doom. She now sports a cybernetic arm and eye, the origins of which are unexplained. During Teen Titans (vol. 3) #100, she is once again destroyed by Red Robin and Robin. In 2016, DC Comics implemented another relaunch of its books called "DC Rebirth", which restored its continuity to a form much as it was prior to "The New 52". Indigo appears as a member of the Fatal Five. While fighting Supergirl, she got torn into pieces by Zor-El. Then, her remains were gathered and shipped to Mokkari from Magog. Powers and abilities Indigo possesses an analytical computer-like brain, enabling her to think and perceive information at great speeds. As a unique inorganic being, she can fly, project force fields, and fire blasts of energy from her eyes or hands. Her physical capabilities are far beyond human limitations. She is also able to interact with and control any technology, no matter how modern. Other characters with the name Indigo Indigo was also the name of a character in DP 7, one of the titles of Marvel Comics' short-lived New Universe imprint. Indigo was another name used by the DC superhero Deep Blue. Indigo was also the name of a member of Sovereign Seven. Indigo-1 was also the name of the leader of the Indigo Tribe in The Blackest Night crossover event in 2009. She and her tribe derived their power from compassion. In other media Indigo appears in season one of Supergirl, portrayed by Laura Vandervoort. Introduced in the episode "Solitude", this version is a contemporary descendant of Brainiac who was imprisoned in the Phantom Zone via the maximum security prison, Fort Rozz, until she joined forces with the other inmates to orchestrate a prison break. Furthermore, she initially assumes a blonde human form on monitors before attaining a form closer to her comics counterpart in the real world. While hacking into