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Kim Kimura is the daughter of Japanese superhero [[Senior Waveman Kimura]]. Aquazon got into the superhero business mainly to try and achieve fame, but accomplished very little until her team, [[Super Young Team]], happened to save the lives of Mister Miracle and [[Sonny Sumo (New Earth) | Sonny Sumo]] in Japan.

Kim Kimura is the daughter of Japanese superhero [[Senior Waveman Kimura]]. Aquazon got into the superhero business mainly to try and achieve fame, but accomplished very little until her team, [[:Category: Super Young Team]], happened to save the lives of Mister Miracle and [[Sonny Sumo (New Earth) | Sonny Sumo]] in Japan.

The SYT then joined efforts with the agency Checkmate to repel the forces of Darkseid, though their heroism went unnoticed among that majority of the Earth's population.

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	Kim Kimura is the daughter of Japanese superhero [[Senior Waveman Kimura]]. Aquazon got into the superhero business mainly to try and achieve fame, but accomplished very little until her team, [[Super Young Team]], happened to save the lives of Mister Miracle and [[Sonny Sumo (New Earth) \| Sonny Sumo]] in Japan.		Kim Kimura is the daughter of Japanese superhero [[Senior Waveman Kimura]]. Aquazon got into the superhero business mainly to try and achieve fame, but accomplished very little until her team, [[:Category: Super Young Team]], happened to save the lives of Mister Miracle and [[Sonny Sumo (New Earth) \| Sonny Sumo]] in Japan.

	The SYT then joined efforts with the agency Checkmate to repel the forces of Darkseid, though their heroism went unnoticed among that majority of the Earth's population.		The SYT then joined efforts with the agency Checkmate to repel the forces of Darkseid, though their heroism went unnoticed among that majority of the Earth's population.