Super Heroes episode "Phantoms" as an inmate of the Phantom Zone. Additionally, his son Drax-Zod also appears in the episode, voiced by Greg Ellis. General Zod appears in the Justice League Action episode "Field Trip", voiced by Jason J. Lewis. General Zod appears in The Looney Tunes Show episode "SuperRabbit", voiced by Jeff Bergman. This version is modeled after Daffy Duck and serves as Faora's inattentive, immature, and neglectful boyfriend. General Zod appears in the DC Super Hero Girls two-part episode "#DCSuperHeroBoys", voiced by Liam O'Brien. This version is based on the Superman: The Movie and Superman II incarnation of General Zod and was imprisoned in the Phantom Zone by Alura Zor-El. Additionally, an alternate timeline version of Zod appears in the episode "#BackInAFlash". Dru-Zod appears in Young Justice: Phantoms, voiced by Phil Morris. This version is the husband of Ursa Zod and father of Lor-Zod who was paroled in the 31st century, but was re-imprisoned in the Phantom Zone by the Legion of Super-Heroes following a failed attempt to conquer the galaxy. In the 21st century, Dru manipulates the amnesiac Superboy into joining him before Lor travels back in time to free his family from the Phantom Zone. Dru leads his forces in an attempt to conquer Earth, only to be re-imprisoned by the Team. Live-action A character based on General Zod named Lord Nor appears in the Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman episode "Lord of the Flys", portrayed by Simon Templeman. He attempts to conquer Earth until he is betrayed by his cohorts and killed by a corrupt Colonel named Cash via a kryptonite warhead while fighting Superman. Major Zod appears in Smallville, portrayed by Callum Blue while an uncredited Sam Witwer provides his initial appearance. This version is a native of Kandor who co-created Doomsday (also portrayed by Witwer) alongside his wife Faora as part of their desire for the perfect "son" after learning she was infertile before they were imprisoned in the Phantom Zone as disembodied wraiths. After being alluded to in the fifth, sixth, and eighth seasons via Zod's disciples Aethyr and Nam-Ek, Brainiac's failed attempt at turning Lex Luthor into a superpowered vessel for Zod, and Doomsday's emergence on Earth respectively, the ninth season sees an initially powerless clone of Zod, among other Kryptonian soldiers, being created by Tess Mercer via a Kryptonian device called the "Orb". Despite Clark Kent's efforts