The Amazing Orion is the leader of the Teen Team, appearing only in Teen Team Time (2004).
Personality[]
At first, Orion is shown to be quite responsible. As someone who takes his job seriously and cares about his friends.
However, he later reveals that he (like the rest of Team Tean) have a bitter resentment towards “normies” (the people of the planets they visit that aren’t superpowered) due to having been branded freaks on their planets.
Though he initially seemed serious about crime fighting and friendly, as soon as he and the rest of the Team decided it was time to leave earth they were uninterested in helping the planet anymore, even when a monster was on a rampage right infront of him. This would indicate that his career as a superhero is more about wanting to be praised rather than any actual care for the general public or morals. He was also unwilling to help fight even when Jenny and Misty decided to fight it themselves, instead choosing to watch and enjoy the fight (even telling Misty he was rooting on the frog monster) showing he can be very callous to his friends/allies if they disagree with him.
It was eventually revealed that he left the team to take up ballet, proving that he truly cared little to nothing for using his powers to help people.
Powers and Abilities[]
- Superhuman Strength: He was able to lift a giant monster.
- Flight: He is able to levitate and fly.
- Superhuman Speed: He can fly at warp speed. His speed is only shown during his flight.
- Electrokinesis: He is able to shoot blue electric energy beams and lightning bolts from his hands.
Appearances[]
Season 2 (2004-05)[]
| # | Title | Year | Role |
| 33 | Teen Team Time | 2004 | Leader of the Teen Team. |
Trivia[]
- Orion is voiced by Phil Lamarr. He is also known for voicing Samurai Jack (2001-2004 ; 2016-2017), and Wilt from Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends (2004-2008) and Hector Con Carne from Evil Con Carne (2001-2004).
- He is possibly named after the Orion Star Constellation.
- Visually, he resembles Cyborg from the Teen Titans. Phil LaMarr eventually voiced Cyborg in the 2010 "DC Super Friends" cartoon special.
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