They began creating their very own version of Firestorm, having had 10 years to research his abilities before Rip Hunter reappeared. The project to create Firestorm was dubbed "Operation Svarog", in honor of an ancient Slavic god of fire. In 1986, Rip and his team made their way to the Soviet Union to try and find out what Savage had been planing since their last encounter. After Ray Palmer failed to trick Valentina into making him the private investor for her research, she was seduced by Leonard Snart, which lead to Snart to taking the ID card she used to access her research facility.
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- Legends : Valentina Vostok
- Multiverse : Earth One
- Version : DC's Legends of Tomorrow Series
- Known As : Scientist
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- Gender : Female
- Origin : Soviet Union, Earth One
- Season : DC's Legends of Tomorrow
- First Appeareance : DC's Legends of Tomorrow Season 1 Episod 4 : White Knights
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As the team infiltrated her facility, she interrupted them, revealing that she had been working alongside Savage the whole time and was fully aware of his intentions. She, along with additional forces, then kidnapped Martin Stein, Mick Rory and Ray Palmer. The three were transported to a Russian gulag prison. Valentina repeatedly attempted to get Stein to divulge the secrets of Firestorm's creation, as her previous attempts at creating her own nuclear men had been unsuccessful; Stein.
However, refused to comply, even though Valentina had him drugged and his teammates were physically tortured. After spotting a message carved into Stein's arm from Jefferson Jackson, she came to the correct conclusion that two people were necessary to create a stable matrix, and that Stein was one half of the Firestorm that Vandal Savage had battled eleven years earlier.
Valentina forcibly merged with Stein, briefly becoming an unstable version of Firestorm. Rip Hunter and the rest of his team arrived to free their friends and Jackson was able to convince Stein to fight Valentina for control of Firestorm, eventually causing their union to collapse and for Stein to be ejected from the matrix. As Valentina had ignored Stein's pleas that she use a quantum splicer when they merged, her body was left completely unstable from all of the nuclear energy that she had absorbed. She subsequently exploded outside of the prison.
As Soviet Firestorm
- As Soviet Firestorm
- Origin : Earth One
- Version : DC's Legends of Tomorrow Series
- Type : Firestorm
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- Valentina Vostok
- Martin Stein
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- Appearances : DC's Legends of Tomorrow Series
Firestorm Matrix : When Valentina merged with Professor Martin, the two create the nuclear-powered composite being Soviet Firestorm.
- Nucleokinesis : Soviet Firestorm is virtually a living reactor, and as such, creates great amounts of nuclear energy via the innumerous atomic reactions constantly occurring in her body.
- Flight : Soviet Firestorm has so far seen to have at least two methods to achieve flight.
- Nuclear absorption : Soviet Firestorm has shown the ability to not only generate nuclear power, but also contain the energy coming from outside sources by absorbing its output.
- Nuclear pyrokinesis : Due to the nuclear nature of the transmutation of the two bodies, Soviet Firestorm is able to produce nuclear energy in the form of fire from parts of her body.
- Psychic link : Valentina can hear Martin Stein's disembodied voice while the two of them were merged into Firestorm. Even when they are separated, their link allows them limited communication of sensations or emotions.
- Adept markswoman / Firearms : It can be assumed that Valentina has some skill with firearms, as she owns a gun.
- Genius-level intellect : As a scientist of the Soviet Union, Valentina is highly intelligent.
- Arrogance : Valentina believed she was right, never listening when others said she was wrong. Such a primary example is her refusal to listen to Martin, who told her that without a Quantum splicer, she would be endangering herself and him; in the end, her arrogance presumably cost Valentina her life as she blew up.
- Prolonged separation : Due to now sharing Martin's genetic code, she cannot remain separate for a fixed period of time. Doing so will result in her vitals becoming unstable and ultimately explode. Quantum splicer: Without the Quantum splicer, Valentina could not truly control her nuclear powers and exploded.
- Quantum splicer : Without the Quantum splicer, Valentina could not truly control her nuclear powers and exploded.
- Main Article : Firestorm (Disambiguation)
