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{{Character
 
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| real name = Thomas O. Morrow<ref name=e115>{{ep ref|115}}</ref>
 
| real name = Thomas O. Morrow<ref name=e115>{{ep ref|115}}</ref>
 
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| alias =
| age =
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| species = Android
 
| species = Android
| designation =
 
 
| gender = Male programming
 
| gender = Male programming
| hair color = Black and gray
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| hair color = Black and Gray
 
| eye color = Green
 
| eye color = Green
| relatives = [[T.O. Morrow (human)|T.O. Morrow (creator)]]
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| relatives =
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* [[T.O. Morrow (human)|T.O. Morrow]] (creator)
| affiliation = [[Brom Stikk]]
 
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* [[Red Volcano]] (creation/"son")
 
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* [[Brom Stikk]]
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* {{CIT|[[The Light]]}}<ref name=id21755>{{askgreg|21755|2016-9-25|2017-1-13}}</ref>
 
| first = 103
 
| first = 103
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| voice = [[Jeff Bennett]]
| voice = [[Jeff Bennett]]<ref>[[Greg Weisman|Weisman, Greg]] (2011-02-02). "[http://www.s8.org/gargoyles/askgreg/search.php?rid=882 YOUNG JUSTICE Episode #3 ("Welcome to Happy Harbor") Credits]". ''Ask Greg''. Retrieved 2011-02-04.</ref>
 
 
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:''This article is about the android version of T.O. Morrow. For its human creator, see [[T.O. Morrow (human)]].''
 
:''This article is about the android version of T.O. Morrow. For its human creator, see [[T.O. Morrow (human)]].''
   
'''T.O. Morrow''' was an android replica of [[T.O. Morrow (human)|T.O. Morrow]], created to carry on Morrow's work. The android was imprinted with the memories and personality of the original.
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'''T.O. Morrow''' (d. [[October 10, 2010]]) was an android replica of [[T.O. Morrow (human)|T.O. Morrow]], created to carry on Morrow's work. The android was imprinted with the memories and personality of the original.
 
== Personality ==
 
   
 
== Physical appearance ==
 
== Physical appearance ==
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== History ==
 
== History ==
=== Early life ===
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=== 2010 ===
 
{{TS|Undisclosed location|[[July 18, 2010|July 18]]|post-11:16|[[EDT]]}}
T.O. Morrow was created at an unspecified point in time.
 
 
=== Present ===
 
{{TS|Undisclosed location|[[July 18, 2010|July 18]], post 11:16|[[EDT]]}}
 
 
Morrow worked with [[Brom Stikk]] to build [[Mister Twister]] to capture and reprogram [[Red Tornado]]. He convinced Brom not to wear the Mister Twister armor himself, which proved to be fortunate when the armor (and the android duplicate of Brom that was piloting it) was destroyed by [[Miss Martian]] and [[the Team]]. Despite losing his battle armor and failing to reprogram Red Tornado, Morrow was mildly content with what he managed to learn from this setback.<ref>{{ep ref|103}}</ref> It's unclear whether T.O. Morrow was acting in the interest of [[the Light]] or pressing his own agenda, but [[Brain|L-6]] and [[Vandal Savage|L-1]] considered the interference of the Team as enemy action.<ref>{{ep ref|104}}</ref>
 
Morrow worked with [[Brom Stikk]] to build [[Mister Twister]] to capture and reprogram [[Red Tornado]]. He convinced Brom not to wear the Mister Twister armor himself, which proved to be fortunate when the armor (and the android duplicate of Brom that was piloting it) was destroyed by [[Miss Martian]] and [[the Team]]. Despite losing his battle armor and failing to reprogram Red Tornado, Morrow was mildly content with what he managed to learn from this setback.<ref>{{ep ref|103}}</ref> It's unclear whether T.O. Morrow was acting in the interest of [[the Light]] or pressing his own agenda, but [[Brain|L-6]] and [[Vandal Savage|L-1]] considered the interference of the Team as enemy action.<ref>{{ep ref|104}}</ref>
   
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{{TS|[[Bar Harbor]]|[[September 6, 2010|September 6]]|06:01|[[EDT]]}}
Following the appearance of [[Amazo]], a highly advanced android, [[Robin]] wondered if T.O. Morrow was responsible, but it had actually been built by [[Professor Ivo]],<ref>{{ep ref|105}}</ref> Morrow's longtime business rival.<ref name=e115/>
 
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Morrow retrieved [[Red Torpedo|Jim Lockhart]] from the [[Windward Home]]. The old man was reluctant to follow, but could do nothing else.<ref name=c14>{{ep ref|c14}}</ref>
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[[File:Family reunion.png|thumb|After retrieving [[Red Torpedo|Jim Lockhart]] and exhuming [[Red Inferno|Danette Reilly]], T.O. Morrow sheds their artificial skin to reveal their true forms.]]
   
{{TS|[[Bar Harbor]]|[[September 6, 2010|September 6]], 06:01|[[EDT]]}}
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{{TS|[[New York City|Queens]]|September 6|20:13|EDT}}
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Lockhart was forced to exhume the body of [[Red Inferno|Danette Reilly]], formerly the heroine Firebrand. Morrow stood by, but did not get his hands dirty.<ref name=c14/>
   
{{TS|[[New York City|Queens]]|September 6, 20:13|EDT}}
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{{TS|[[Teton County]]|[[September 7, 2010|September 7]]|00:[[16]]|[[MDT]]}}
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Morrow removed the artificial skin from Danette Reilly and Jim Lockhart, and reactivated his old creations, Red Inferno and Red Torpedo. He continued working on his plan to make the [[Red Tornado|family complete]].<ref name=c15>{{ep ref|c15}}</ref>
   
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{{TS|Undisclosed location|pre-[[October 10, 2010|October 10]]|16:58|[[EDT]]}}
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At Morrow's instructions, Red Torpedo and Red Inferno broke into [[Mount Justice|the Cave]] fought [[the Team]].<ref name=e112>{{ep ref|112}}</ref> When they had been defeated, Red Tornado sought out his creator.<ref name=e115/>
   
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{{TS|[[Teton County]]|[[October 10, 2010|October 10]]|04:23|[[MDT]]}}
After the first failed attempt to capture and reprogram Tornado, Morrow built two new versions of [[Red Torpedo]] and [[Red Inferno]]. The two Reds broke into [[Mount Justice|the Cave]] and subdued [[the Team]], until they became momentarily incapacitated by an EMP. However, its effects wore off just about when Red Tornado returned. When Red Tornado made contact with Red Inferno, he seemed to turn on the Team, knocking them unconscious, and returned to Morrow's base with his siblings.<ref>{{ep ref|112}}</ref>
 
 
T.O. Morrow had disassembled Red Tornado in his lab to extract his memories, and eventually restore his original programming.<ref name=e115>{{ep ref|115}}</ref>
   
{{TS|[[Teton County]]|[[October 10, 2010|October 10]], 04:23|[[MDT]]}}
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{{TS|[[Yellowstone National Park]]|October 10|20:22|MDT}}
 
While performing his work, Morrow vented his frustration at his androids' flawed infiltration protocol that made them long to become humans. To break the cycle, he built a new android—[[Red Volcano]]—and unlike the previous models, [[File:Morrow's demise.png|left|thumb|Morrow's "demise".]]this one was simply programmed to destroy the Justice League and all mankind, and thus preclude any Pinocchio complex. Morrow downloaded his own memories into the new android, along with those of the Reds, and gave him the power of geokinesis. However, Morrow didn't anticipate that the android's lack of human concerns would lead him to turn on his creator. Thinking him to be human, Red Volcano killed Morrow, only to find out that he too was an android.<ref name=e115/>
T.O. Morrow had disassembled Red Tornado in his lab to extract his memories, and eventually restore his original programming.
 
 
{{TS|[[Yellowstone National Park]]|October 10, 20:22|MDT}}
 
While performing his work, Morrow vented his frustration at his androids' flawed infiltration protocol that made them long to become humans. To break the cycle, he built a new android—[[Red Volcano]]—and unlike the previous models, this one was simply programmed to destroy the Justice League and all mankind, and thus preclude any Pinocchio complex. [[File:Morrow's demise.png|thumb|Morrow's "demise".]]Morrow downloaded his own memories into the new android, along with those of the Reds, and gave him the power of geokinesis. However, Morrow didn't anticipate that the android's lack of human concerns would lead him to turn on his creator. Thinking him to be human, Red Volcano killed Morrow, only to find out that he too was an android.<ref name=e115/>
 
   
 
== Powers and abilities ==
 
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== Appearances ==
 
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== References ==
 
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Revision as of 17:56, 30 August 2019

This article is about the android version of T.O. Morrow. For its human creator, see T.O. Morrow (human).

T.O. Morrow (d. October 10, 2010) was an android replica of T.O. Morrow, created to carry on Morrow's work. The android was imprinted with the memories and personality of the original.

Physical appearance

Morrow presumably takes after the appearance of his creator in his younger years, which is that of a Caucasian male with green eyes, black hair and a pencil mustache.

History

2010

 
Undisclosed location
July 18, post-11:16 EDT

Morrow worked with Brom Stikk to build Mister Twister to capture and reprogram Red Tornado. He convinced Brom not to wear the Mister Twister armor himself, which proved to be fortunate when the armor (and the android duplicate of Brom that was piloting it) was destroyed by Miss Martian and the Team. Despite losing his battle armor and failing to reprogram Red Tornado, Morrow was mildly content with what he managed to learn from this setback.[3] It's unclear whether T.O. Morrow was acting in the interest of the Light or pressing his own agenda, but L-6 and L-1 considered the interference of the Team as enemy action.[4]

 
Bar Harbor
September 6, 06:01 EDT

Morrow retrieved Jim Lockhart from the Windward Home. The old man was reluctant to follow, but could do nothing else.[5]

Family reunion

After retrieving Jim Lockhart and exhuming Danette Reilly, T.O. Morrow sheds their artificial skin to reveal their true forms.

 
Queens
September 6, 20:13 EDT

Lockhart was forced to exhume the body of Danette Reilly, formerly the heroine Firebrand. Morrow stood by, but did not get his hands dirty.[5]

 
Teton County
September 7, 00:16 MDT

Morrow removed the artificial skin from Danette Reilly and Jim Lockhart, and reactivated his old creations, Red Inferno and Red Torpedo. He continued working on his plan to make the family complete.[6]

 
Undisclosed location
pre-October 10, 16:58 EDT

At Morrow's instructions, Red Torpedo and Red Inferno broke into the Cave fought the Team.[7] When they had been defeated, Red Tornado sought out his creator.[1]

 
Teton County
October 10, 04:23 MDT

T.O. Morrow had disassembled Red Tornado in his lab to extract his memories, and eventually restore his original programming.[1]

 
Yellowstone National Park
October 10, 20:22 MDT

While performing his work, Morrow vented his frustration at his androids' flawed infiltration protocol that made them long to become humans. To break the cycle, he built a new android—Red Volcano—and unlike the previous models,

Morrow's demise

Morrow's "demise".

this one was simply programmed to destroy the Justice League and all mankind, and thus preclude any Pinocchio complex. Morrow downloaded his own memories into the new android, along with those of the Reds, and gave him the power of geokinesis. However, Morrow didn't anticipate that the android's lack of human concerns would lead him to turn on his creator. Thinking him to be human, Red Volcano killed Morrow, only to find out that he too was an android.[1]

Powers and abilities

Genius-level intellect: Like the original T.O. Morrow, the android version is a genius of the highest caliber, specializing in robotics and cybernetics. He is the creator of the battle suit Mister Twister, and the newest versions of Red Torpedo, Red Inferno, and finally Red Volcano.

Appearances

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Weisman, Greg (writer) & Youngberg, Matt (director) (October 21, 2011). "Humanity". Young Justice. Season 1. Episode 15. Cartoon Network.
  2. Weisman, Greg (2016-9-25). Question #21755. Ask Greg. Retrieved 2017-1-13.
  3. Hopps, Kevin (writer) & Oliva, Jay (director) (January 21, 2011). "Welcome to Happy Harbor". Young Justice. Season 1. Episode 3. Cartoon Network.
  4. Robinson, Andrew (writer) & Berkeley, Christopher (director) (January 28, 2011). "Drop-Zone". Young Justice. Season 1. Episode 4. Cartoon Network.
  5. 5.0 5.1 Weisman, Greg, Kevin Hopps (w). Jones, Christopher (a). Atkinson, Zac (col). Sienty, Dezi (let). Chadwick, Jim (ed). "Under the Surface..." Young Justice 14 (March 21, 2012), New York, NY: DC Comics
  6. Weisman, Greg, Kevin Hopps (w). Jones, Christopher (a). Atkinson, Zac (col). Sienty, Dezi (let). Chadwick, Jim (ed). "...Here There be Monsters" Young Justice 15 (April 18, 2012), New York, NY: DC Comics
  7. Weisman, Jon (writer) & Chang, Michael (director) (September 30, 2011). "Homefront". Young Justice. Season 1. Episode 12. Cartoon Network.