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Creation
Koryak was created by Peter David and Jim Calafiore. He first appears in Aquaman #5.
History
The son of Aquaman and the Inuit woman Kako, who would later become the fire elemental Corona. Koryak was raised by his mother in her remote village in Northern Canada without ever knowing the identity of his father or the truth about his Atlantean heritage. As a teenager, Koryak was introduced to Aquaman. Aquaman was ill prepared for the boy's temper and attitude, which, in many ways, mirrored Aquaman's own personality. Resentful of Aquaman's close relationship with Tempest, the angry, rebellious Koryak eventually took up residence in Atlantis, Aquaman's undersea kingdom. Against his father's express wishes, Koryak led a great migration of Atlanteans out of the capital city Poseidonis and into the tunnels of its sister city Tritonis. There, he unwittingly released the cruel Kordax and embroiled Atlantis in a great war with the God Triton. As a result of his misguided actions, Koryak was banished from Atlantis.However following Atlantis removing the ruling sorcerer class, Vulko retrieved Koryak to assist in the repairing of Atlantis,during which he grew close with the new Aquagirl who was visiting the city. He then returned with her to Sub-Diego where he reunited with his father and saved the city from a mutated monster. He later successfully defeats Anton Geist following his turning into an O.M.A.C.after his father is severely injured in battle.
Feeling guilty for the death of Geist and costing Mera her chance to breathe underwater,he returns to Atlantis where he and Tempest gather the cities sorcerers to undo the curse which had taken it's toll on Mera.However the amount of magic used ultimately draws the Spectre to Atlantis, who destroys the city and kills Koryak in the process where Aquman personally identified his body.
Powers and Abilities
Koryak possesses the physical attributes typical of all Atlanteans, however he also possesses the ability to shape and alter the density of water.
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