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The third prince of the Zn'rx Royal Blood, Hyinar initiated Snarkwar[3] (later known as the Hyinar Usurpation),[4] a civil war for succession in his homeworld. In order to provide his faction with an advantage, Prince Hyinar and his crew set out to find "weaponworlds," planets inhabited by super-powered beings from whom they could steal their abilities, or "weapons" as he called them. To this end, the beings abducted by Prince Hyinar and his men were placed in crystal tubes that acted as power transfers.

After granting one of his men, Dyngo, the ability to render himself gaseous and release energy bolts from Kymellian sorcerers, Prince Hyinar targeted a crew of Inhumans that landed on Centauri-IV.[3] The first Inhuman they attacked was Gorgon,[1] from whom Hyinar stole his hooves. The Snarks then abducted a group of Inhumans and Universal Inhumans from the Circle of Testing Fire,[3] and distributed their powers among themselves. Hyinar obtained the powers of Crystal and Flint.

Hyinar (Earth-616) from Royals Vol 1 7 001

Prince Hyinar, Dyngo and Koyoti proceeded to attack the remaining Inhuman visitors as well as the Universal Inhuman Court, who were investigating a Skyspear in the Great Desert. Hyinar's plan was interrupted by the intervention of the depowered Inhumans, who managed to escape custody. Flint entered in contact with the Skyspear to regain his powers, and formed a spiked cube out of earth with which he crushed Hyinar and Dyngo to death.[2]

Though Hyinar died, the Hyinar Usurpation derailed the attempts at modernizing the succession process, and led to the rise to power and (brief) rule of Stote.[4]

Personality

Hyinar liked to boast and gloat,[1][3] but was also a rational and cold tactician.[3]

Attributes

Powers

Hyinar possessed no powers on his own, and instead resorted to stealing the abilities to other super-powered humans. Among the powers he acquired were:

Paraphernalia

Transportation

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