The Daxamite army is an army of Daxamites that are led by Lar Gand, but after he was murdered by his wife, Rhea, she led the army until, her death.
Overview[]

Hundreds of Daxamite ships hover over National City.
The army aimed under Rhea's orders was to conquer the planet Earth and make it the new home for the Daxamites as well as sate Rhea's vengeance against Kara Danvers/Supergirl for turning her son Mon-El against her.
History[]
Recruiting Mon-El[]
Rhea's son, Mon-El did not want her to destroy National City, but was forced to join Rhea's team.
Recruiting Lena Luthor[]
Queen Rhea tried to inspire Lena so she would be a member of Daxamite army, Rhea was impersonating to be an ordinary human (in building the transmatter portal to send the Daxamite fleet of ships through to Earth.). Lena was later forced to be a member of Rhea's team and the fiancée of Mon-El; she watched as the Daxamites fired below, and also beamed down and attacked National City's population.
Attempt to destroy National City[]

Rhea speaks from a Hologram projected from the Daxamite cruiser.
Known members[]
Current members[]
Former members[]
- Lar Gand (leader, king of Daxam and field agent; deceased)
- Rhea (leader, queen of Daxam and field agent; deceased)
- Mon-El (unwilling member; abdicated prince of Daxam and field agent)
- Lena Luthor (unwilling member; tech support)
- Kal-El/Clark Kent/Superman (unwilling member; field agent)
- Daxamite palace guard (deceased)
Known enemies[]
Current enemies[]
Appearances[]
Supergirl[]
Season 2[]
- "Survivors" (Daxamite palace guard)
- "Exodus"
- "Star-Crossed"
- "Distant Sun"
- "City of Lost Children"
- "Resist"
- "Nevertheless, She Persisted"
Season 3[]
- "Girl of Steel" (ships)
- "Damage" (mentioned)
Season 4[]
- "Man of Steel" (flashbacks)
Season 5[]
- "Crisis on Infinite Earths: Part One" (indirectly mentioned)
- "The Bottle Episode" (ships)