How to kill Green Lantern in Suicide Squad Kill the Justice League

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The Green Lantern is in Northwest Metropolis from the start

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The Green Lantern in Suicide Squad Kill the Justice League, aka Jon Stewart, is technically accessible on the map from a very early point, but that doesn't mean you can fight him. Situated in a green construct fortress in the top left hand corner of the Metropolis map, it's easy to get close to Green Lantern, only to be driven away without actually being able to hurt him. Fortunately, we'll explain how it's done and how to beat Green Lantern in Suicide Squad below.

Can you kill Green Lantern in the Suicide Squad game?

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Yes, you can kill Green Lantern in Suicide Squad - but not yet. Despite being on the map and a character who can shoot at you, the Lantern is protected by a shield formed from his power ring and is invulnerable to all forms of damage - for now. 

To beat the Green Lantern, you simply need to progress through the story. Without spoiling, in Chapter 4 of the game, Jon Stewart becomes the primary focus of the Suicide Squad and they start putting in effort towards deducing a weakness with which he can be defeated. 

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I won't spoil what it is, but once that weakness is discovered, you'll be able to go back to that location and actually do damage to him, prompting a proper boss fight.

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