Victor Stone

History
Before we talk about Victor Stone, we're going to have to start with Silas Stone. Silas is Victor's father, and he has a high-ranking ￼job at S.T.A.R. Labs in Central City. One day, when he and Victor were driving there from their house over in Keystone, a lorry ran the car over, and although Silas managed to get out, Victor didn't, and he was crushed by the giant wheels. When Silas ran to the car wreckage to see how badly Victor had been hurt, he found that he was just about still breathing, but most of his body had been detached from the rest. Silas kept Victor in a chryogenic chamber room in S.T.A.R. Labs for a few years, until he found an unusual artifact by the side of the road. He studied its properties and eventually realised that it was exactly what he needed to rebuild his son. So he asked permission from the S.T.A.R. Labs director Harrison Wells to use it in that way, but permission was denied. So since Silas would barely have a life without his work, he didn't do it, because if he did, he would risk getting fired. But twenty-five days later, he came up with a new way to convince Dr Wells to let him rebuild his son. He told his story in a book and put advert posters up in the town, which read, "We can rebuild him. Join the movement." Finally, Wells gave in and granted permission. So Silas rebuilt Victor, but the end result wasn't what he had expected. It wasn't the son he knew. Instead, what stood before him, was a machine, a robot, powered by electricity, not oxygen, with a battery in the core, not a heart. What stood before him was not a child. Not even a human. What stood before him: Was a Cyborg.

Cyborg (1980-2003)
No information

Grid (2004)
No information

JLA (2005-Present)
No information

Extra Info
Affiliation: Justice League, Teen Titans, Titans, Tiny Titans, Teeny Titans, Outsiders, Doom Patrol

Love and Relationships
No information