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Who Is Una-Rogg? Origin, Powers and Key Facts

Una-Rogg (Marvel): Una is a member of the alien race the Kree, she is the only daughter of Yon-Rogg.

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Una-Rogg is a Marvel comic book character, with over 7 comic issue appearances. Una is a member of the alien race the Kree, she is the only daughter of Yon-Rogg.

Who is Una-Rogg?

Una is a member of the Kree and is the daughter of the warrior Yon-Rogg . Una is a very unique Kree , as all female Kree are born with the ability to use their minds to make any man fell in love with them. Along with that ability Una was one of the very few women who could also drain the life out of somebody by kissing them. The male Kree leaders saw these traits as threats and centuries earlier instituted laws that required all female children to be genetically altered so that they can't do these things. The procedure is extremly painful and also destroys the pleasure center of the mind.To spare his daughter the pain Yon altered her records to make it appear that she already underwent the procedure. While growing up on the homeworld she began dating Ronan before he was promoted to Accuser, it was during this time that her life draining kiss manifested itself and nearly killed Ronan. After her father was killed by Mar-Vell , Una and her brother Zey sought vengance against him. But Mar-Vell died and it wasn't until years later on earth that they encountered his son Genis who had replaced him as the new Captain Marvel that they were able to try and get revenge.

Key facts

Una-Rogg is of alien origin and first appeared in "Dead & In Person...". The character is published by Marvel. With 7 recorded issue appearances, Una-Rogg ranks among the most featured characters in comics.

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Who is Una-Rogg?

Una is a member of the alien race the Kree, she is the only daughter of Yon-Rogg.

When did Una-Rogg first appear?

Una-Rogg first appeared in "Dead & In Person...".

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