at helping the clones live in peace, Zod's powers are eventually restored. After restoring his fellow clones' powers to gain their loyalty and killing Faora's traitorous clone, he begins plotting to fulfill the original Zod's destiny by conquering Earth. However, Kent exposes the truth of Faora's death, turning the clones against him, before using the Book of Rao to send them to "New Krypton", an uninhabited planet where they can establish a Kryptonian colony. As of the tenth season episode "Dominion", the clones banished the clone Zod and his loyalists to the Phantom Zone, where he fused with the original Zod while maintaining both versions' memories. He lures Kent and Oliver Queen to the Phantom Zone, but they escape and destroy the exit, ensuring Zod and his followers cannot escape. A hallucination of General Zod appears in the Supergirl episode "Nevertheless, She Persisted", portrayed by Mark Gibbon. While under the influence of silver kryptonite, Superman hallucinates Supergirl as Zod and fights her until he is defeated and cured. A time-traveling General Dru-Zod appears in Krypton, portrayed by Colin Salmon. Similarly to the Superman: Earth One incarnation, this version is the son of Lyta-Zod and Seg-El, half-brother of Jor-El, and uncle of Kal-El. General Zod's consciousness appears in the Superman & Lois episode "Through the Valley of Death". Having been saved onto the Eradicator, Tal-Rho uses the device to infect Superman with Zod's consciousness. However, John Henry Irons reminds him of his family, allowing Superman to expel Zod's consciousness. Film Original series (1978–2006) General Zod appears in Superman: The Movie and Superman II, portrayed by Terence Stamp. This version, alongside Ursa and Non, was sentenced by Jor-El of the Science Council to life imprisonment in the Phantom Zone. While the trio eventually escape, gain powers, and form an alliance with Lex Luthor, they are eventually depowered and defeated by Superman. This portrayal of Zod is rated #58 on Wizard magazine's "100 Greatest Villains of All Time" list. During early development for Superman Returns, original director Brett Ratner wanted Zod to appear, with Jude Law in the role. However, Law declined when Bryan Singer replaced Ratner, who left to direct X-Men: The Last Stand. As a result, Zod was omitted from the final script. DC Extended Universe General Zod appears in films set in the DC Extended Universe (DCEU), portrayed by Michael Shannon. Introduced in Man of Steel, this version is a