Fort Rozz (prison)

For the Supergirl episode of the same name, see "Fort Rozz"

Fort Rozz was Krypton's maximum-security prison. It was previously located within the Phantom Zone, but followed Kara Zor-El's pod, making its way to Earth, where it crashed in Nevada. Supergirl later lifted Fort Rozz into space when the prison was used to power Myriad.

History

Fort Rozz resided in the Phantom Zone. However, after Kara Zor-El's pod unknowingly entered the Zone, the prison followed along as it exited the Phantom Zone. As they reached Earth, Fort Rozz crashed in to a field in Nevada, releasing its prisoners.

Following the crash, the D.E.O. downloaded the database of the crashed prison ship, and used its own stealth technology to conceal it, cutting off the area and masquerading it as a nuclear test zone. It was later revealed to Alex by Non that Fort Rozz became his and Astra's base of operations.

After Myriad was stopped by Kara. It was revealed that the source was coming from Nevada, where Sam Lane explained that months after it crashed they obtained what they could and then used its own stealth technology to hide it. He also said the area was quarantined as a nuclear testing site and declared off-limits.

Following the death of Indigo and the defeat of Non, the only way to prevent Myriad from killing everyone on Earth was to launch Rozz itself into space. At the risk of her own life Kara lifted Fort Rozz into space and pushed it away from Earth.

Supergirl visited Fort Rozz with Livewire, Saturn Girl and Psi to find a Kryptonian priestess named Jindah Kol Rozz in hopes of finding intel on their enemy Reign. Since the prison found its way to a blue sun, its toxicity killed all male prisoners. A short battle ensued between Supergirl, Reign, and Livewire before Psy forced Reign to retreat, and Livewire sacrificed herself to protect Supergirl. Fort Rozz was soon incinerated by the blue sun.

Guards

• Master Jailer (incarcerated)
• Facet Jens (non-canon)

Known inmates

Former inmates

• Astra (escaped; deceased)

• The Commander (escaped; status unknown)
• Caren Falqnerr (escaped; non-canon)
• Moyner Falqnerr (escaped; deceased; non-canon)
• Gor (escaped; status unknown)
• Unnamed Hellgrammite (escaped; deceased)
• Indigo (escaped; deceased)
• Jemm (escaped; deceased)
• Kerfuffle (escaped; non-canon)
• Unnamed K'hund (escaped; incarcerated)
• Alphonse Luzano (escaped)
• Mandrax (escaped; incarcerated)
• Mur (escaped; status unknown)
• Non (escaped; status unknown)
• Gabriel Phillips (escaped; deceased)
• Prisoner 2440 (escaped; deceased)
• Prisoner 2441 (escaped; deceased)
• Prisoner 2442 (escaped; deceased)
• Prisoner 2443 (escaped; deceased)
• Psi (escaped; non-canon)
• Jindah Kol Rozz (deceased)
• Tor (escaped; status unknown)
• Tormock (incarcerated at the D.E.O.)
• Vartox (escaped; deceased)
• Xitheria (escaped; deceased)

Appearances

Supergirl

Season 1 "Pilot" "Stronger Together" "Human For a Day" (mentioned) "Hostile Takeover" (mentioned) "Blood Bonds" (mentioned) "For the Girl Who Has Everything" (mentioned) "Truth, Justice and the American Way" (mentioned) "Solitude" "Falling" (mentioned) "Myriad" (mentioned) "Better Angels" Season 2 "Star-Crossed" (mentioned) "Resist" (mentioned) Season 3 "The Faithful" (mentioned) "Reign" (mentioned) "Fort Rozz" "Of Two Minds" (mentioned) "Dark Side of the Moon" (mentioned)

Comics

Adventures of Supergirl

"This Is My Life" "Wake Up Calls" "Nightmares on El Street" (mentioned) "The Next Dream" (mentioned) "Sistery Mystery (Reprise)" (mentioned) "Our Backs to the Wall" (mentioned) "Who is Facet?" (mentioned) "Pieces" (mentioned) "Breaking Point" (mentioned)

TV Guide Comic-Con edition

• "Sister Act" (mentioned)

Behind the scenes

• In the DC comics, Fort Rozz was an ancient Kryptonian military installation.