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| Locus | |
| Continuity: | Marvel Cinematic Universe |
| Series: | Marvel's Inhumans |
| Notability: | Antagonist |
| Occupation: | Security guard |
| Gender: | Female |
| Race: | Inhuman |
| Location: | Attilan, Earth's moon |
| Associations: | Inhuman Royal Guard |
| Status: | Deceased |
| First: | "Divide and Conquer" |
| Actor: | Sumire Matsubara |
Locus is a fictional alien super-villain and a recurring antagonist featured in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. She appeared on the ABC television series Inhumans, where she was played by actress Sumire Matsubara. She was introduced in the third episode of the show, "Divide and Conquer".
Biography[]
Locus was a member of the race of genetically engineered human offshoots known as the Inhumans. She lived in the city of Attilan on Earth's moon and was a member of the Inhuman Royal Guard. As was the custom with all Inhumans, Locus underwent terrigenesis and developed the ability of echolocation.
When Maximus seized control of the throne, the Royal Family were forced into exile and fled to Earth. Maximus sent the Inhuman Royal Guard, under the leadership of Auran, to Hawaii to sanction them.
Upon arriving on the island of Oahu, the group began tracking down the refugee known as Gorgon. The group tracked the location of Gorgon's comlink to a bunker, but Gorgon and his new commando allies were waiting to ambush them. [1]
Later, the Inhuman Royal Guard caught up with Black Bolt and Medusa. During the fight, Mordis accidentally ignited an open natural gas container, causing an explosion, which greatly injured everyone who was close by, including Locus. [2]
Abilities[]
- Alien physiology: As a genetically enhanced being, Locus's natural physiology as an Inhuman grants her physical traits that are beyond that of a normal human being.
- Accelerated healing: Locus's genetically enhanced biology and metabolism enables her to heal from injuries more quickly than the average human being.
- Superhuman durability: Locus's body is heartier and more dense than the average human, allowing her to sustain repeated blows with minimal injury.
- Superhuman stamina: Locus's genetically engineered biology allows her to operate on a physical level for extended periods of time without tiring.
- Superhuman strength: Locus is physically stronger than the average human being of equal age, size and weight.
- Echolocation: Locus developed echolocation as a result of Terrigenesis. She could effectively navigate by emitting sonic pulses from her mouth, which she could also used for offensive purposes.
Notes & Trivia[]
- The character of Locus was created by director Chris Fisher and writer Rick Cleveland based on concepts developed by Scott Buck.
- Locus is exclusive to the continuity of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. At the time that she appeared on Inhumans, she had no direct counterpart in the mainstream Marvel Universe.
Appearances[]
- Inhumans: Divide and Conquer
- Inhumans: Make Way for... Medusa
- Inhumans: Something Inhuman This Way Comes...