Originally known as a member of the Teen Titans, Cyborg was established as a founding member of the Justice League in DC's 2011 reboot of its comic book titles.
Part man, part machine, Vic Stone is a former member of the Teen Titans and a current member of the Justice League who wrestles to preserve his humanity with every new upgrade.
In the Teen Titans episode "Cyborg the Barbarian", Cyborg is stranded in 3000 BC by a magic spell. While stuck in the past, he meets and falls in love with the warrior woman Sarasim (voiced by Kimberly Brooks), whose name is an homage to Sarah and a possible ancestor.
Cyborg, the eighth strongest Justice League member, is a powerful combatant with superhuman strength and intelligence. His cybernetic body allows him to create a wide array of weapons and devices while making him capable of interfacing with computer systems.
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Who is Cyborg's rival?
Brother Blood appears in the third season of Teen Titans (2003), voiced by John DiMaggio. This version is the charismatic and sadistic headmaster of the H.I.V.E. Academy and rival of Cyborg who possesses psionic powers such as mind control, teleportation, telekinesis, energy shield creation, and a photographic memory.
After a heated argument about Silas not attending Victor's games even after hearing about his son's success, the Mother Box explodes. The explosion kills the other scientists and destroys most of Victor's body, but spares Silas.
Wonder Woman is revealed to be the scariest member of the Justice League, with no exploitable weaknesses and the ability to become unstoppable when enraged. Despite being known as a warrior princess, Wonder Woman is an agent of peace who prefers to avoid violence if possible.
In Justice League #5, the League confronts him but they are overpowered by him, when he severely hurts Superman with his Omega Beams and breaks Green Lantern's arm. Finally, in Justice League #6, Darkseid is driven out when Cyborg activates the invaders' Mother Boxes and Superman forces him through a boom tube.
Nightwing has been at the center of one of the greatest love triangles in not only DC history, but comics as a whole. Now, after years of indecisiveness, Nightwing may have finally found the one for him—Barbara Gordon.
Justice League actor Ray Fisher has been caught in a maelstrom the last year or so, after an investigation into the behaviour of the film's re-shoot director Joss Whedon and DC executives such as Geoff Johns and Walter Hamada.
Afterward, Cyborg found he could not renounce his commitment to his old teammates, so he quit the Titans East, although he remains at a good personal standing with them.
For the uninitiated, Cyborg (aka Victor Stone) was created by Marv Wolfman and George Pérez for their wildly successful 1980s revival The New Teen Titans. Back then, Cyborg was the black hero in a comic that mistook tokenism for diversity.
As each of them do their part to take out the Justice League, Alfred Pennyworth informs Batman that the bodies of Thomas and Martha Wayne have been exhumed and are missing. At their graves, Bane ambushes Batman, then beats him unconscious and buries him alive in his father's coffin.
Shazam is very powerful, but he just doesn't stand a chance against an Odinforce and Power Cosmic enhanced Thor. Shazam would put up a good fight for a bit, but Thor would be able to overpower him and take him out.
Nevertheless, these weaknesses are difficult to come by, and Superman's seemingly boundless physical strength and years of experience hands-down make him the strongest member of the Justice League.
Doctor Manhattan is essentially a nigh-omnipotent being, with his powers far exceeding that of similar beings like Mister Mxyzptlk, and he's demonstrated these powers by defeating nearly every single DC hero at once.
Shazam. A child granted the powers of gods, Shazam could have become a monster with ease. Instead, he has always proven kind to kids and adults alike. "He's easily the nicest of the bunch.
Some consider Batman the most skilled fighter in the DC Universe. They're almost correct, give or take a few rivals. But even if he's not, it's his ability to recover from loss which ranks him among the greatest.
In an interview, Ray Fisher revealed that Cyborg's main weakness is maintaining his humanity, and not becoming lost to his technology. This was the case of the Cyborg villain known as Grid from the comics and Max's Doom Patrol series.
Here, Fisher explains that Cyborg will indeed have some of his signature powers like technopathy. Not only this, but this version of Cyborg doesn't even sleep. He simply acquires data while at rest.
Silas Stone appears in the films set in the DC Extended Universe portrayed by Joe Morton: Silas first appears in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, in which he experiments on and converts his son Victor Stone into Cyborg using a Mother Box.
