01:02If you click here, you can follow the story of Superman from his beginnings on Krypton to his life today in Metropolis.
01:09There are lots of activities along the way, but you'll have to complete them all to find out what lies ahead.
01:15On the other hand, if you're not in the mood for a story, you can click here and go straight to any activity you like, anywhere you like.
01:23It's your decision.
01:30Up, up, and away!
01:33You can decide how difficult you want the activities to be.
01:37Don't worry, you can always change them later.
01:40Click here if you're new to this sort of thing.
01:42It'll give you a chance to try everything out.
01:44If you'd like to try something a little more interesting, click here.
01:48If you're up for a real challenge, click here.
01:50Data log entry 40175.
02:09Volcanic activity is increasing in Krypton's polar regions.
02:12The Council has chosen to dismiss my theories and ignore my findings.
02:17The planet Krypton is doomed.
02:19For some reason, the master computer Brainiac is withholding information vital to proving my case.
02:25I must find a way to download that information.
02:28If I can't save this planet, at least I will save my son.
02:31I am Jor-El of Krypton.
02:37My world is in grave danger, and there are vital tasks ahead of me.
02:42Here I must try to break Brainiac's code.
02:44It is hiding high security files that could prove to the Kryptonian Council that our world is doomed.
02:50I must also complete the rocket I've been working on.
02:52It will save my son Kal-El, if I cannot save us all.
02:56My wife Lara has assembled a set of images to give Kal-El a permanent reminder of his birthplace and his family.
03:03Start wherever you like.
03:11My research and all the data I have gathered indicate that Krypton will soon explode.
03:16I have designed a one-person rocket ship to explore the heavens and find a new home for the people of Krypton.
03:21The components of my rocket ship are already manufactured and stored in a warehouse next to my laboratory.
03:28Using the programmable robot arm, the parts must be retrieved and assembled on the launcher.
03:34Click a direction arrow to move the robot arm toward any part you need.
03:38Once the arm reaches the part, it will be added to the rocket assembly.
03:48That piece will work perfectly.
03:50You learn quickly.
04:06You are a first-class technician.
04:16I'm trying.
04:20This is the rocket I had in mind.
04:21You've proven yourself a good ally to Krypton.
04:46Krypton is still in need of assistance.
04:56Without Brainiac to back up my findings, I'll never convince the Planetary Council that my theories are true.
05:02Artificial intelligence or not, I'm convinced that he's hiding something.
05:07Brainiac's mainframe computer core must be accessed to get to the hidden files.
05:10It will take an attentive ear and a sharp memory to crack his complex code.
05:15You must repeat a series of musical codes displayed on the multicolored panel.
05:19Only then will you be allowed maximum security clearance.
05:22Program engaged.
05:23Affirmative.
05:24Affirmative.
05:25You may proceed.
05:26That was correct.
05:27Diverting more memory to increase the challenge.
05:28That was correct.
05:29Diverting more memory to increase the challenge.
05:30Correct.
05:31Confirmed.
05:32Confirmed.
05:33Confirmed.
05:34Confirmed.
05:36Diverting more memory to increase the challenge.
05:45Correct.
05:54Confirmed.
05:55Security level 1 program complete. Access still pending. Continue.
06:17You must try again.
06:22Correct.
06:25Data received. Continue.
06:37Quite attentive on a human level.
06:48Quite attentive on a human level.
06:50Security level 2 program complete. Access still pending. Continue.
07:05Compiling transmission. Continue.
07:11Compiling transmission. Continue.
07:18Compiling transmission. Continue.
07:20Compiling transmission. Continue.
07:29Affirmative. You may proceed.
07:39Confirmed.
07:40Confirmed.
07:50Security level 3 program complete. Access granted.
07:55Good work.
07:56Confirmed.
07:57How much time is left for Krypton?
08:05Hours. This city has seen its last sunrise.
08:11Why did you hide this information?
08:13If the council knew that Krypton was doomed.
08:16They would frantically put me to work on calculating an evacuation plan.
08:20A useless gesture.
08:22Given the time remaining.
08:24I've heard enough.
08:26Inquiry terminated.
08:28Ending transmission.
08:30Program engaged.
08:32Good luck.
08:33Krypton is still in need of assistance.
08:47My wife Lara has put together a memory box for Kal-El so he'll know something of his own world when he's older.
08:53It's full of holographic images of Krypton and our family.
08:57To color the images, click on a color and then on one of the paint tools.
09:03For four minutes later.
09:04You may not haveных to paint the same.
09:05Oh!
09:06For four minutes later.
09:08I'll show you what I'm taking.
09:09Oh!
09:10Yeah!
09:11To color the other one is.
09:12The next day.
09:13Now closeout to the building.
09:15Gunhead is still in need of assistance.
09:17It's not enough you can do the same sort of drawing.
09:19It's not enough you can do the same work that you can do.
09:21You can do the same work that you can do.
09:23Fair enough.
09:25On the left hand side of the building.
09:26To power the crew.
09:27How much time is needed.
09:29The second day.
09:30The other guy is a very physical part of the building.
09:31You're very skillful with art tools.
09:44Excellent color selection.
09:48You're very gifted.
09:51You have an excellent eye for color.
10:01You're very skillful with art tools.
10:08Very nice.
10:13Very nice.
10:15You're very skillful with art tools.
10:20You're very skillful with art tools.
10:22Excellent colors selection.
10:32Excellent colors selection.
10:52You have an excellent eye for color.
10:55You're very skillful with art tools.
11:00Very nice.
11:05Fine choice.
11:17You have an excellent eye for color.
11:22You have an excellent eye for color.
11:47You have an excellent eye for color.
11:52Excellent color selection.
11:59Very nice.
12:18You're very skillful with art tools.
12:20Very nice.
12:26You have an excellent eye for color.
12:31You have an excellent eye for color.
12:42You have an excellent eye for color.
12:46You're very gifted.
12:48Very good.
12:55Very nice.
12:58You have an excellent eye for color.
13:16You have an excellent eye for color.
13:17you're very skillful with art tools
13:24excellent color selection
13:32you're very gifted
13:35fine choice
13:36you're very skillful with art tools
13:40you're very skillful with art tools
13:45excellent color selection
13:47fine choice
13:50very nice
13:54you're very skillful with art tools
13:56fine choice
14:02fine choice
14:17very nice
14:24you're very gifted
14:32you have an excellent eye for color
14:37excellent color selection
14:41excellent color selection
14:48you're very good
14:52and
14:57you're very good
14:57and
14:59you're very good
15:01and
15:05and
15:06There are lots of images to color, so come back when you can.
15:27Congratulations! Now that you've completed the projects here on Krypton, it's time to follow young Kal-El to Earth.
15:34Click here.
15:36Goodbye, my son.
15:43I remember that night so well. The rocket came out of nowhere. At first we thought it was a shooting star. The last thing we thought we'd find was our little Clark.
16:05Clark is a young man now, and he's starting to realize that he's somehow different. So we felt it was the right time to tell him about his past.
16:13Hello. I'm Martha Kent, Clark's mother.
16:22Clark's out in the yard somewhere. He said something about looking for hidden hazards. Go on out if you want to see what he's up to.
16:28Or if you feel like staying inside with me for a while, I've got a scrapbook over there with some wonderful pictures you can color.
16:34Ever since I realized I can see through walls and stuff, I noticed there are a lot of hazards around the neighborhood.
16:50Stuff that Ma has warned me about ever since I can remember. I try to keep an eye out for things that look dangerous.
16:56Why don't you point to something you think I should look at, and click on anything that doesn't look safe.
17:01Yeah!
17:25Chemicals should be kept away from the reach of little hands.
17:31I don't think that's a problem.
17:46Good call!
17:47Plastic bags should never be where children could play with them. They might suffocate.
17:52Not a problem. I don't think that looks... I think that's safe enough.
17:59Maybe over here. That's right.
18:01My goodness, how's a person to know what's in all those containers if they aren't labeled? Those could be dangerous.
18:07Well, that went great.
18:09Well, that went great.
18:10Well, that went great.
18:11Yes!
18:12Ouch!
18:13You could cut your lip on a chipped glass.
18:16Uh-huh.
18:17Stacking that box on a chair to get up to the top shelf was much too unstable. It's apt to fall right down.
18:24Well, not a problem. Uh-huh.
18:26Leaving that toaster plugged in could be dangerous. If a little water had gotten in there, it could cause a nasty electric shock.
18:31You're getting very good at this.
18:33Good call.
18:34Rattlesnakes don't like to be disturbed. Keep away and wait for an expert to handle one.
18:41Yes!
18:42Someone could have stepped on the rake with the teeth sticking up and gotten a nasty bump on the head.
18:45Huh?
18:46Alright!
18:47Yes, a hornet's nest is a little dangerous.
18:48If it had gotten in there, it could cause a nasty electric shock.
18:49You're getting very good at this.
18:54Good call!
18:57Rattlesnakes don't like to be disturbed. Keep away and wait for an expert to handle one.
19:06Yes!
19:07Someone could have stepped on the rake with the teeth sticking up and gotten a nasty bump on the head.
19:11All right!
19:14Yes, a hornet's nest is dangerous, but the best thing to do is leave it alone so you won't run the risk of stings.
19:21Way to go! Found all the hazards!
19:23What a good job. You've really earned this certificate.
19:33Hmm. What do you think is on the other side?
19:36This was pretty neat. Let's do it again soon.
19:41Can you stay a while this visit?
19:44This scrapbook is just full of pictures. You can flip through it by clicking on the arrows.
20:01Nice work!
20:07Oh, that's nice!
20:09Oh, that's nice!
20:10Oh, that's nice!
20:16Oh, that's nice!
20:18Oh, that's nice!
20:19Oh, that's nice!
20:22Oh, that's nice.
20:28Oooh!
20:31What does it do?
20:35That's nice.
20:36I want a copy of that one when you're done.
20:54Oh, that's nice.
20:56Nice work.
21:06Come back whenever you feel like coloring pictures, won't you?
21:14At last, you're ready to move on to Metropolis.
21:18Click here to continue the adventure.
21:28Pa and I were so proud when Clark got that reporter job at the Daily Planet in Metropolis.
21:33I've really been looking forward to working with Perry White and his team.
21:39There's a real chance to make a difference working here.
21:51This is one exciting city.
21:53Especially compared to Smallville, huh?
21:55But you're right, there's always a lot going on in Metropolis.
21:59Star Labs leads the world in research and development,
22:01not to mention providing Superman with exceptional support.
22:05And of course, LexCorp is headquartered here.
22:08But what's really exciting is the Daily Planet.
22:11All the news that's fit to print, as they say.
22:13At the newspaper, you're the first to know what's happening in Metropolis.
22:17Oh yeah, the Daily Planet tour is the greatest.
22:20And you never know what's going to happen downtown.
22:22That's why my pal Superman keeps such a careful eye on things around here.
22:26Well, it's really your choice.
22:28But I think you'll find everything fascinating, no matter where you start.
22:31Make your choice and start exploring Metropolis.
