List of Smallville characters (season 2)

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[edit] Sheriff Ethan

See Also: Wikia:Smallville:Ethan Miller

First appearing as a deputy, Ethan eventually became the sheriff of Smallville. He was the face of the Smallville police force throughout the remainder of his time on the show. His final appearance came when he tried to kill Lionel. But after failing to do so, he framed Jonathan for the murder. He was eventually caught by, of course, Clark Kent.

[edit] Roger Nixon

See Also: Wikia:Smallville:Roger Nixon

A reporter for the Inquisitor, Nixon first appears while trying to blackmail Lex for money with information involving Lex's youthful illegal exploits, involving the events that occurred at Club Zero. However, Lex gained the upper hand and threatened Nixon that if he did not work for him (only writing stories that would display Lex in a good light as well as investigating Clark Kent), Lex would erase any trace of his existence. As Nixon began to dig into Clark's background, he came closer and closer to Clark's secret. They come across a cropduster who thoughts he saw something land during the meteor shower. This leads them to find the key to Clark's spaceship in a field the cropduster pointed them towards. Fixating on Clark, Nixon tests his theories by planting a bomb in Clark's truck. Nixon catches Clark surviving the blast on video. He takes the key from Lex, after overhearing Clark and his parents discussing its' purpose. Nixon sneaks onto the Kent farm and eventually finds the storm cellar with the ship. The key is ripped from his hands and molds with the ship, making it hover and glow. Nixon takes off into the tornado-strewn Smallville with Jonathan fast behind. The two become trapped underneath a lead-lined church basement. When Clark finds them, the meteor rocks in the basement weaken Clark. Nixon, strapping a rock to Clark, takes him as proof and tries to kill Jonathan to escape. Lex then appears and shoots Nixon dead, stopping him from killing Jonathan as well as keeping his connection with Nixon a secret.

[edit] Desiree Atkins

See Also: Wikia:Smallville:Desiree Atkins

Desiree Atkins was a kryptonite mutant who could arouse her male victims with her seductive pheromones. She coerced Lex to marry her and planned to kill him to earn his wealth, using Clark and Jonathan Kent. Since her powers had no effect on Clark, Jonathan became her next victim. Her plans were stopped by Clark and was sent to prison.

[edit] Powers and Abilities

Using pheromones, Desiree could make any man, except Clark, do her bidding.

[edit] Eleanore "Nell" Potter

See Also: Wikia:Smallville:Nell Potter

Eleanore "Nell" Potter is the aunt and guardian of Lana Lang and the sister of Lana's mother. She raised Lana ever since her parents were eviscerated by the meteor shower. She had later left and married insurance adjuster Dean, and moved to Metropolis.

[edit] Dr. Steven Hamilton

See Also: Wikia:Smallville:Steven Hamilton

Hamilton used to be a professor at Metropolis University, where he, Arthur Walsh, and Donovan Jamison worked to discover the secrets of the meteor rocks. He even was supposedly one of the first to handle the first Apollo moon rocks. However, Hamilton's theory that the rocks manipulate cellular make-up became an obsession. After being thrown out of Met. U. for inappropriate student-teacher relations, he came to Smallville to continue his research. He eventually was sought out by Lex Luthor, who, interested in his unnatural white cell count, funded Hamilton's further research. From then on, Hamilton became Lex's personal scientist, from resurrecting the Nicodemus flower to analyzing the Kryptonian key. His continued exposure to the meteor rocks unfortunately gave him symptoms similar to Earl Jenkins' jitters.

Once Lex cut his funding due to his new company LexCorp, Hamilton steals the spaceship from Pete's barn after Pete found it in a field. After realizing that the octagonal key goes into the ship, he talks to Lex to see if he has it, which he doesn't, because it fell out during the storm. He goes back to Pete's barn to search for the key where Pete confronts him. Realizing that Pete knows the owner of the ship, Hamilton kidnaps him and threatens to inject him with a kryptonite serum unless Pete reveals the truth. Clark naturally comes in to help, but is left weakened by the meteor rocks. A scuffle ensues and Hamilton goes into seizures after a few drops of the kryptonite solution drips on his head, killing him due to the pressure on his body.

His work on the meteor rocks was eventually found by his old colleague Donovan Jamison who wished to become a super-being with the powers exhibited by Tina Greer, Sean Kelvin, and Greg Arkin. Just like Hamilton, his obsession seemingly caused his demise as he died in an explosion he himself caused, until Jamison was revealed to be working on project: ares for Lex Luther.

[edit] Byron Moore

See Also: Wikia:Smallville:Byron Moore

Byron Moore was a peaceful, timid child who was very poetic and in love with Lana Lang he once sneaked out to leave a poem for her at the graveyard but he was chased down by his father and shot with a tranquilizer. He escapes again from the basement where he is chained and he becomes friends with Clark, Lana, Chloe and Pete. But when Clark tries to rescue him, he ends up with a "killing machine" mind. In his fury, he hurts Lana and almost killed Lionel and Martha until he was thrown into a dark well by Clark, losing his powers. Byron is placed in a hospital under special lights.

[edit] Powers and Abilities

Transformed into a "killing machine" with superhuman strength when absorbing sunlight. When not in sunlight, he is normal.

[edit] Henry Small

See Also: Wikia:Smallville:Henry Small

Henry Small is a lawyer and a descendant of town founder Ezra Small. During a family history assignment, Lana uncovered a photo of her mother with Henry and realized that the date on its back was inconsistent with the time of her birth and her parents' marriage. As it turned out, Lana's mother was dating Henry at around the same time Lana was born. Lana began to inquire whether Henry was her biological father; initially, Henry told her to stay out of his life, but his interest was piqued as well after Lana wrote him a letter imploring him to cooperate with her. Henry agreed to take a paternity test, and the results showed that he indeed was Lana's father. He later introduced Lana to his wife, Jennifer, who told her not to get too attached to Henry because he is very emotionally distant from his own wife and kids, paying more attention to his floundering law career. Eventually, Lana decided to invite the Smalls to a riding competition of hers, but discovered that Jennifer was divorcing Henry because of his seeming obsession with his newfound daughter. In an emotional private meeting at the Talon, Lana told Henry to focus on mending his marriage to Jennifer and temporarily put their father-daughter relationship on the backburner.

[edit] Dr. Garner

See Also: Wikia:Smallville:Lawrence Garner

The head doctor at the Summerholt Institute who experimented on the telepath Ryan James. Because of his experimentations, he caused Ryan to have brain tumors. He later helped Lex try to recover the lost memories that Lionel had erased with to electro-shock therapy. When exposing Clark to a kryptonite tank, Clark's body somehow overloaded the computer systems and disabled Garner (it is unknown as to his current condition, but judging by his lack of Summerholt involvement in "Blank", it can be surmised that he is either dead, in a coma, or somehow off the show).

[edit] Mayor William Tate

See Also: Wikia:Smallville:William Tate

The mayor of Smallville for many years, William Tate was looking to get Lex's support in the upcoming mayoral election by endorsing Lex's plan for an expansion of the LuthorCorp plant. However, after Mayor Tate gave him a card asking him to call a certain gentleman who would "explain how things work," Lex got suspicious. He realized that the mayor was making sweetheart deals with various businesses, and so had a television commercial made exposing his corruption. Mayor Tate threatened to revoke the bid for the plant expansion, but Lex held firm, saying he was willing to sacrifice it in order to defeat Tate. A year later, it was revealed that in 1961, the mayor had served as a young sheriff's deputy in Smallville. As a deputy, "Billy" Tate was in love with the beautiful but married Louise McCallum (Lana's great aunt). However, when Louise struck up a relationship with drifter "Joe" (Jor-El), Tate vowed to separate the two, hiring small-time thief Lachlan Luthor (Lex's grandfather) to kill Joe. However, Lachlan ended up shooting and killing Louise instead, and Louise's husband Dexter McCallum was wrongly convicted of the murder. When Clark, Lana, and Chloe learned the truth, they went to Sheriff Adams, but she was unwilling to do anything on unsubstantiated claims. Clark then concocted a scheme by dressing up like Joe and seeing Mayor Tate in his office. Thinking Clark really was Joe, Tate tried to kill him, but Sheriff Adams and her deputies burst in at that moment, and the mayor confessed to everything he had done. He was then arrested by Sheriff Adams.

[edit] Dr. Frederick Walden

See Also: Wikia:Smallville:Frederick Walden

An archaeologist who is hired by Lex Luthor to investigate the mystery surrounding the caves, who doubts Lex's reasoning that Clark has anything to do with the caves. After he inserts the key into the slot in the cave, he gets an informational overload that causes him to be in an eternal coma. Eventually, Doctor Walden died by his own hand (literally) while trying to destroy Clark. His body was completely destroyed in an explosion; however, his right hand remained untouched since he was holding the Kryptonian key in it.

[edit] Powers and Abilities

After awaking from a coma caused by using the Kryptonian key in the Kawatche caves, Dr. Walden was able to emit powerful rays from his hands which appeared to have multiple purposes (destructive - he destroyed the imparable glass and blasted Clark from the barn; some sort of telekinesis - raised Clark intro the air and he was also able to change the symbols in the Kawatche caves).

[edit] Sheriff Nancy Adams

See Also: Wikia:Smallville:Nancy Adams

Sheriff Nancy Adams first came onto the scene when she investigated Clark's throwing of Andy Connors across her police cruiser. Since then, she has been involved in every major criminal investigation in Smallville until her sudden and surprising demise at the hands of the crooked cops looking for the black spaceship from the second meteor shower.

[edit] Dr. Virgil Swann

See Also: Wikia:Smallville:Virgil Swann

Virgil Swann is a scientist who was able to translate and decipher the Kryptonian messages sent for Kal-El. At the age of nineteen, he graduated from MIT, from the California Institute of Technology and from Harvard University. Throughout his twenties to forties, he founded Swann Electronics, a satellite company that made billions, most of which he dedicated to searching for alien life. Some unknown accident caused him to become quadriplegic, and withdraw from society. He gave Clark words of encouragement of him choosing his own destiny, to become the man he needs to be. Dr. Swann is now dead.

[edit] Jor-El

See Also: Wikia:Smallville:Jor-El

Jor-El was the biological father of Clark Kent (Kal-El). In his youth, he went to Smallville, fell in love with Louise McCallum (Lana Lang's aunt), and was framed for her murder. He managed to escape with the help of Hiram Kent, the father of Jonathan Kent.

Thanks to him, Jor-El had chosen the Kent family as the Earth family for Clark/Kal-El to be raised by. He and his wife Lara sent their son to Earth, after Krypton was destroyed (thanks to General Zod and Brainiac). Jor-El felt that with such power at his disposal, Clark could protect humanity from what he viewed as its own selfish destruction. He described this with the phrase "Rule them with strength, my son; that is where your greatness lies." Clark often misinterprets this.

Jor-El sent his own AI, filled with his will, memories, and dedication to watch over Clark and guide him to his destiny. This "guide" tried to force Clark to leave his loved ones on Earth to fulfill his destiny by imprinting the mark of his ancestors.

It then infused Jonathan Kent with Kryptonian powers to retrieve Clark back when he was under the influence of Red Kryptonite. Later, "he" sent Kara (actually an Earth girl manipulated in the Kawatche Caves) to lure him to the Caves, so he could brainwash him to become the "Kal-El" that he should be.

"Jor-El" then placed Clark on the journey to find the Crystals of Knowledge before the Earth people (mainly Lionel, Lex, and the Teagues) find it and bring the world into total chaos.

After creating the Fortress of Solitude with the Crystals and leaving to save Smallville from the Disciples of Zod, "Jor-El" punished Clark for breaking his promise to return by stripping him of his powers. Lionel Luthor was then chosen as a "vessel to inhabit" and resurrected Clark back to life as a Kryptonian, after he was shot by a teenage psychopath. However, for this resurrection, "Lion-El" warns that Clark's resurrection and disobedience has its price.

Despite all this, the spirit of Jor-El (through this AI) clearly loves his son and has proven that he is willing to be there for Clark. When he embraces Clark in Lionel Luthor's body, he laments, "I hope the time is coming when you will call me Father". Jor-El has, in the past season, shun his cold, distant persona in favor of a more caring, open, and fatherly figure. Ironically, in Lionel's body, he has been more of a father to Clark than Lionel ever was with his own son, Lex.

The Fortress of Solitude was sabotaged by the Kryptonian android Brainiac, and as such was rendered inactive for quite some time. Jor-El used the site's last amount of power to communicate with Martha Kent, telling her "I could not have asked for a better light to guide my son". Later, after Clark defeated several escapees from the Phantom Zone, he used Jor-El's pentagon crystal to recharge the Fortress, and with it, his father's A.I. Currently, there has been no verbal communication with Jor-El as of late...

[edit] Dr. Helen Bryce Luthor

See Also: Wikia:Smallville:Helen Bryce

Dr. Helen Bryce Luthor was a Smallville medical doctor who examined Clark and Martha when they fall ill by exposure to kryptonite spores. She discovers Clark's secret and swears not to tell anyone. Later on she marries Lex and tries to kill him by getting the pilot of the plane to plunge the plane into the ocean. Lex survives and resumes his honeymoon with his bride. Along the way, he confronts Helen, who later escapes the plane after a scuffle with a gun shoots the pilot. Whether Helen survives to this day, is left to be discovered.

[edit] Chrissy Parker

See Also: Wikia:Smallville:Chrissy Parker

Chrissy "Missy" Parker was a student who was able to stay a teenager with only a kiss. Because she loved high school so much, she had the ability to absorb the life force out of an unsuspecting person to remain forever young and in high school. She has been going to high school since the 1920s, and was about to go another couple of years until Clark Kent found her and stopped her from claiming a third victim, Terrence Reynolds. She is responsible for the Smallville deaths of Russell Burton and Troy Turner. It was not revealed how she acquired her ability. Though she probably didn't acquired it from kryptonite exposure, as she has been residing in Smallville long before the first meteor shower.

[edit] Powers and Abilities

Sucked the life out of people to make herself stay young. Without doing so, Chrissy would perish.

[edit] Rachel Dunlevy

  • Played by: Blair Brown
  • Appears in: "Lineage"

Rachel was Lionel Luthor's affair during Lillian Luthor's stay in the hospital and got pregnant. She was forced to give her son up, and years later she thought it was Clark Kent.

[edit] Lucas Dunlevy Luthor

Rachel Dunlevy and Lionel Luthor's son and Lex's sociopath lost half brother. Lex found him with the hope to use him to take LuthorCorp away from Lionel, but it turned out it was all a plan of Lionel. Lucas was dissatisfied with Lionel's plans for him and found out that Lionel has been faking his blindness lately, so he blackmailed Lionel into giving him Lex's place. Later, Lucas kidnapped Lex and tried to get Lionel to shoot Lex. Lionel shoots Lucas, but the bullets were blank. It was a trap made by the two brothers to test them. Lex told Lionel that Lucas was under his protection, and he told Clark that Lucas was somewhere safe.

[edit] Ian Randall

Ian is an over-achieving classmate of Clark who tries to date both Chloe and Lana at the same time. Ian was able to achieve such great grades (and date two girls at the same time) because he could duplicate himself. After being defeated, he was shipped off to Belle Reve, where he became allies with Eric Summers and later Van McNulty, to get revenge against Clark. But Eric, drunk on power, eventually backhanded Ian across the face, sending him flying into a large pipe. His final fate is unclear, though it is possible he survived and was returned to Belle Reeve.

[edit] Powers and Abilities

Could split himself into clones.

[edit] Kyla Willowbrook

See Also: Wikia:Smallville:Kyla Willowbrook

A beautiful Native American girl, Kyla Willowbrook was in town to help her grandfather, Joseph, try to stop the destruction of the Kawatche Caves. She became very fascinated with Clark after witnessing some of his powers in action, and believed him to be the savior of her people, which the Kawatche referred to by the name of "Naman". It was later revealed that Kyla was in fact a "skinwalker", a Native with the ability to transform into a wolf and back again, sworn to protect the Kawatche against any threat, no matter how great or small. After threatening Lionel while in wolf form at the Luthor Mansion, she jumped through a glass window but a part of it injured her. Kyla returned to her human form in the woods and died from her injuries embraced by Clark who covers her naked body with his coat.

[edit] Powers and Abilities

Has the power to turn herself into a white wolf at will. Her power is only able to change her body, not any clothes or other objects on her person. This means that she is naked when she changes back from her wolf form.

[edit] Joseph Willowbrook

See Also: Wikia:Smallville:Joseph Willowbrook

Joseph Willowbrook is a member of the Kawatche Native American tribe who lives in Granville and works as a professor at Central Kansas A&M University.

He is an expert in languages and prehistoric cave paintings. He descends from the Kawatche tribe who believed in a legend of a hero from the stars with the strength of ten men who can burn things with his eyes. They call him Naman. According to the legend, the alien brought green stones with him, which affected the people in strange ways. Some of the people became "skinwalker"s; they could change into animals. He believes that Clark Kent is Naman returned.

His advocacy for saving a collection of caves from being destroyed by LuthorCorp caused local authorities to believe that he had been involved with the murder of a LuthorCorp foreman.

A year later, Joseph helped Clark stop Jeremiah Holdsclaw when he started using the powers of the Starblade.

[edit] Cyrus Krupp

  • Played by: Jeremy Lelliot
  • Appears in: "Visitor"

Cyrus Krupp was a misunderstood teenager who thought he was an alien after witnessing Clark's space ship fall from the sky. He had the ability to heal. He went into a coma in order to save a bully that tormented him.

[edit] Powers and Abilities

Could heal others.

[edit] Eric Marsh

Eric was a chemistry honors student, until he and a few other jocks used Kryptonite fumes to gain super strength. With his strength he and his friends became the first in line for scholarships to some of the most prestiogous colleges in the country.

[edit] Powers and Abilities

Using Kryptonite inhalers, Eric and a few other jocks could enhance their strength.

[edit] Emily Dinsmore

Powers and Abilities:

Emily was Lana's best friend when they were young, and she died drowning in a river. Her father cloned Emily, and surplus of them making an army. Each of them gained superhuman strength and speed. Emily was so demented that she wanted to keep Lana in a cage so they could be best friends. At first she was a child, and because of using Kryptonite to speed up her growth, she turned into a teenager.

[edit] Powers and Abilities

Being a Kryptonite-treated clone, this Emily possessed superhuman strength and speed.

[edit] Andy Connors

Andy is a frat boy who attacked Lana in the Talon one night after putting some liquor into his coffee. Clark arrived and warned Andy and his friends to stay away from Lana and the Talon permanently, but when Andy became aggressive, Clark threw him onto the cruiser of Sheriff Nancy Adams. Andy subsequently sued Clark and saddled him with a restraining order, claiming that Clark had caused him life-changing injuries. However, as it turned out, Andy was faking his injuries. Meanwhile, Andy's attack on Lana motivated her to get some martial arts training from Lex. Later, Lana offered to help Clark out by calling Andy to the Talon and asking him to drop the lawsuit, telling him that she knew he was faking his injuries. Realizing that his cover was blown, Andy tried to lure Lana into the back room, but she sent him crashing into a nearby table with a spinkick. Humiliated that a high-school girl had laid the smack down on him, Andy quickly dropped the suit.


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