History Characters / DCUnitedWeStand

%%* MakeMeWannaShout: Her main ability.

* OverprotectiveDad: To Cassandra and, more recently, Damian.

%%* YourWorstNightmare: His specialty.

* WeaponOfChoice: [[BattleBoomerang Batarangs]] are his signature weapons.

%%* BattleBoomerang: It's in his name, after all.

* WeaponOfChoice: Boomerangs. Sometimes they explode.

* ILoveNuclearPower: Red X's suit is powered by a dangerous mineral called Xenothium. A single capsule of it from his belt has the explosive power of a hand grenade.

** He fills this role when he's required to be in an ensemble. Despite having no inherent superpowers, he's earned a spot in the inner circle of the Franchise/JusticeLeagueOfAmerica, fighting alongside the likes of {{Superman}} courtesy of a steel-trap intellect combined with a bit of a mean streak that means he can consider plans other members can't, and consider them well. Batman has the proven ability to develop the means to disable each of his fellow Leaguers — proven when those plans were stolen by villains and used to great effect.

* IdentityImpersonator: He's probably done it as much as {{Superman}}.

* ArmorIsUseless: Averted; Ryan’s armor can take a lot of damage and still protect him, but only because he knows how to use it in a combat situation so that it doesn’t hinder him. It helps that the armor is completely under his very precise control and can flow along him as needed. The armor does have its limits, though: Ryan got shot in the head by a sniper from a distance of over 100 meters and was knocked unconscious, but he stated that if the distance were shorter or the sniper were using armor-piercing ammo, he’d be dead. He also survived a frag grenade thrown at him, creating a shield that cushioned some of the shockwave and protected him from shrapnel. He was still hurt by the shockwave, but his injuries were negligible compared to what could’ve happened. On the other hand, [[{{ComicBook/Deathstroke}} Deathstroke's]] blows affected him ''through'' the armor and cracked several of his ribs and broke his shoulder.

* BloodyMurder: Ryan’s power is of the [[ShapeshifterWeapon Blood Weapons]] and [[CombatTentacles Prehensile Blood]] variety. And this includes all the [[{{Squick}} Squicky]] implications; Ryan is very... inventive with his power but fortunately for everyone, he's not ''that'' kind of tentacle monster. Unless you ask nicely.

* TeamMom: A rare male example.

* DependingOnTheWriter: [[AvertedTrope Averted]], as there is only one person who writes Batman on United We Stand.

* GeniusBruiser: He's one of the most intelligent heroes in all of comics and has a figure that can pass for ''{{Superman}}'' in a dim light, is one of the world's greatest martial artists and stealth fighters, and only seems lacking [[BadassNormal in a world filled with superpowered heroes and villains]]... all of whom [[BadassBookworm he can figure out how to defeat.]]

* IWorkAlone: [[AvertedTrope Averted]]. The events of ComicBook/InfiniteCrisis and [[ComicBook/FiftyTwo "52"]] have softened him on this, and he now is more than okay with the idea of working with others.

* MyGreatestFailure: Several, because he believes that every failure he encounters is his fault. The top four are (in chronological order): The "creation" of ComicBook/TheJoker; [[ComicBook/TheLongHalloween Harvey Dent's transformation into Two-Face]]; [[ComicBook/ADeathintheFamily Jason Todd's death]]; and [[ComicBook/InfiniteCrisis allowing his suspicions of his fellow supers to overcome him and building Brother Eye]], which then hi-jacked by Max Lord and led to the death of [[ComicBook/BlueBeetle Ted Kord]].

* [[PrecisionGuidedBoomerang Precision Guided Batarang]]

* UnstoppableRage: Whenever one of his [[BerserkButton Berserk Buttons]] is pushed, this tends to happen.

[[folder: Kyle Rayner]]
!!Green Lantern (Kyle Rayner)
[[/folder]]

[[folder: Mary Marvel]]
!!Mary Marvel (Mary Batson-Bromfield)
[[/folder]]

[[folder: Oracle]]
!!Oracle (Barbara Gordon)

[[folder: Pied Piper]]
!!Pied Piper (Hartley Rathaway)

[[folder: Raven]]
!!Raven (Rachel Roth)

[[folder: Redbird]]
!!Redbird (Damian Wayne) (Ibn al Xu'ffasch)

The son of Bruce Wayne and Talia al Ghul, whose existence was initially unknown to Batman, Talia has recently revealed Damian's existence to Bruce Wayne and has left him in his father's custody in an effort to disrupt Batman's work.
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* CanonImmigrant: From comic books that take place after [[ComicBook/FiftyTwo "52"]].

[[folder: Robin]]
!!Robin (Tim Drake)

[[folder: Spoiler]]
!!Spoiler (Stephanie Brown)

The daughter of the low-level criminal The Cluemaster, Stephanie Brown became Spoiler to help stop her father. After training with Batgirl, Robin and Batman himself, Spoiler has now become a true member of the Batfamily.
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%%* {{Determinator}}
* DudeWheresMyRespect: Thoroughly Averted on the site; Steph has earned her place as a member of the Batfamily.
%%* FunPersonified
%%* GenkiGirl
%%* HeterosexualLifePartners
* NoRespectGuy: See DudeWheresMyRespect
* OfficialCouple: She and Robin (Tim Drake) are this on the site.
%%* PluckyGirl
* {{Retcon}}: The events of "War Games" were not because of Stephanie, and she did not appear to die during them.
%%* SavvyGuyEnergeticGirl
%%* ThePollyanna

[[folder: Superman]]
!!Superman (Clark Kent) (Kal-El)


[[/folder]]

[[folder: Zachary Zatara]]
!!Zachary Zatara


[[/folder]]

[[folder: Zatanna]]
!!Zatanna Zatara


[[/folder]]

!Villains

[[folder: Bat-Devil]]
!!Bat-Devil (Michael Lane)

After a string of tragedies, combined with the effects of a joint military and GCPD experiment designed to create someone who could take over for Batman should anything ever happen to him, Michael Lane snapped and became Bat-Devil.

* CanonImmigrant: From comic books that take place after [[ComicBook/FiftyTwo "52"]].

[[folder:Bizarrogirl]]
!!Bizarrogirl
Created by Bizarro #1 using his 'Bizarrovision', Bizarrogirl is the Bizarro version of Supergirl. She is at once like the other Bizarros and not like them. While she shares their childlike mind, she is relatively intelligent for a Bizarro and has an additional power: Solid vision which turns people into statues.
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* BlackEyesOfEvil: At least initially.
* RedEyesTakeWarning: Always red even when not using her eye beams (which aren't heat-related anyway).
* BroughtToYouByTheLetterS: Has a backwards letter S as a chest insignia. "Ƨ"
* ChestInsignia: A distorted mirror image of the crest of the House of El.
* EvilKnockoff: To Supergirl
* HeroWithAnFInGood: She tries to be a hero but is woefully misinformed about what that actually means.
* HulkSpeak: Not as bad as the other Bizarros but there.
* MiniDressOfPower: Like Supergirl.
%%* OddballDoppelganger
%%* [[PsychopathicManchild Psychopathic Womanchild]]: Normal for the Bizarros.
* ScaryTeeth: Hers are black and pockmarked.
* SecondaryColorNemesis: Purple where Supergirl is red.
* SuperpowerLottery: Has the standard FlyingBrick assortment plus [[TakenForGranite Solid Vision]] and [[PlayingWithFire Fire Breath]].
%%* YouNoTakeCandle
[[/folder]]

[[folder: Captain Boomerang I]]
!! Captain Boomerang (George "Digger" Harkness)
Captain Boomerang is a perennial member of both Flash's Rogues and the Suicide Squad. He is one of the least pleasant of either group to be around, given that he is a foul-mouthed, racist, sexist, bigoted bully, and those are his more endearing qualities.

* BattleBoomerang: It's in his name, after all.
* DirtyCoward: In his sample (a brief one-shot written in the initial character application), he ran to the bathroom rather than face down the Flash.
* TheFriendNobodyLikes: To the Rogues and the Suicide Squad.
* {{Jerkass}}: His behavior toward most people.
* MilesGloriosus: He talks a much better game than he ever displays.
* PoliticallyIncorrectVillain: He wear his bigotry on his sleeve.
* StickyFingers: Stole some foodstuffs and a coat from a church after being brought inside by the minister, having passed out near their bushes in "Prodigal Son".
* WeaponOfChoice: Boomerangs. Sometimes they explode.

[[folder: Deathstroke]]
!!Deathstroke (Slade Wilson)


[[/folder]]

[[folder: Doctor Poison II]]
!! Doctor Poison II (Rei Maru)
Doctor Poison is an amoral scientist who kills people with deadly poisons, viruses, and chemicals for the sake of her own intellectual curiosity. She is the granddaughter of the original Doctor Poison who fought Hippolyta during the second World War.

* BreakoutVillain: She is much more prominent on site than in the comics.
* TheButcher: One of her [[SuperheroSobriquets Supervillain Sobriquets]] is ''the Butcher of Skartaris''. Naturally she brags about this. "Find Warlord of Skartaris. ''Ask him what I did to his people.''"
* ChildHater: To the point that she self-sterilized.
* CreepyChild: In "A Family Outing" an eight-year-old Doctor Poison [[spoiler:buried a man alive to see how long he'd live]].
* DeadlyDoctor: She has a caduceus on the side of her mask.
* ForScience: Why she does most of what she does.
* FrozenFace: Self-inflicted. Her ThousandYardStare and SlasherSmile are there to both terrify her victims and to make sure that she doesn't unintentionally respond to nonverbal positive cues she might otherwise receive.
* GiantMook: Frequently employs these given her love of genetic experimentation and making myths real.
* HatePlague: Released a version in Washington D.C. that only targeted men.
* MadScientist: A big fan of experimentation and not so much the Hippocratic oath or the Geneva Conventions.
* MorallyAmbiguousDoctorate: It's in her name.
* NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast: DOCTOR POISON.
* NightmareFetishist: In a cold and clinical manner, but yes.
* PlayingWithSyringes: Often.
* {{Plaguemaster}}: A frequent scheme of hers is to gather the necessary supplies to release some hellish disease on a major population center.
%%* PoisonousPerson
* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: Doctor Poison gave one to the Flash in "Rubbing Elbows with Rogues".
* ThinkingOutLoud: Much of her dialogue as she is constantly dictating notes to herself.
* WeaponOfMassDestruction: A big fan of chemical and biological weaponry.

[[folder: Faith Reinfeld]]
!!Faith Reinfeld

Trained from a young age to be an assassin and growing into a sociopath, Faith has become somewhat obsessed with the idea of killing heroes, particularly the one known as Abaddon.

%%* AxCrazy
* BadBoss: Any Mooks assigned under her often fear getting on her bad side, which isn't hard to do.
* TheBaroness: Has traits of both versions:
** The Sexpot: Only by appearance. She's young, extremely attractive, wears black catsuits that show off her figure and is a subordinate to a major villain.
** The Rosa Klebb: Only by personality. She is completely asexual and does not demonstrate any behavior that is remotely seductive towards either ally or enemy.
* BerserkButton: DO. NOT. TOUCH HER.
* BloodKnight: Fighting and killing are the two things that make this woman happy. With heroes being her favorite prey because they provide more of a challenge.
* DaddysLittleVillain: Her father runs his own mercenary syndicate and she's one of its most deadly agents.
* DarkActionGirl: She gives Abaddon the fight of his life every time they clash.
* EvilHasABadSenseOfHumor: Type 2 in spades. If she blew off your leg she'd offer to blast away the other to "even you out".
* FaceOfAnAngelMindOfADemon: With her slender, curvacious figure, pretty face, and piercing blue eyes, you probably wouldn't expect someone of that description to be a bloodthirsty mercenary.
* ForTheEvulz: Why she tends to go for what most would call overkill every chance she gets.
* HandCannon: Herophonos, or "Hero Killer", falls under this as a customized magnum revolver that fires explosive rounds capable of blowing a hole through solid concrete. As the name implies she uses it for tougher prey.
* HatesBeingTouched: An easy way to lose your hand. Or your life.
* HeroKiller: Made a profession out of it, even her Hand Cannon gun is named as such.
* ImprobableAimingSkills: Whether it's with a gun or knives, due to her superhuman perception and coordination she tends not to miss.
* ItsPersonal: Her reasons for wanting to kill Abaddon. He survived a fight with her.
* LackOfEmpathy: Feels absolutely no sympathy or remorse for her victims or her actions.
* OriginalCharacter
* ThePerfectionist: The main reason she HatesBeingTouched. She considers it an offense and will respond very violently. Losing to Ryan resulted in a huge obsession with killing him above any other hero she's been recruited to take out.
* PsychoForHire: Was even raised to be one!
* PsychopathicWomanchild: Type E. She takes a childish delight in torturing and murdering her prey like a kid frying ants under a magnifying glass, and rarely ever turns down opportunities to indulge in petty cruelty for her own amusement.
* PsychoticSmirk: Her most often-worn expression.
* {{Sadist}}: As if other tropes listed haven't implied this by now.
* SlasherSmile: Her other most often-worn expression.
* TheSociopath: Has slaughtered many despite her young age, and enjoyed every second of it.
* SuperSoldier: Experiments done on her at an early age granted her Super Strength, superhuman reflexes and perception, and accelerated healing. They may have also contributed to her psychotic tendencies, though.
* TriggerHappy: It takes very little to get her to start shooting someone.
* TykeBomb: Trained and molded from a very early age to be an assassin. As a result she grew up into a sadistic murderer.
* WellDoneDaughterGal: Is fanatically loyal to her father, and always strives for his approval with all of the tasks and missions she's assigned.
* WorthyOpponent: Considers superheroes as this, with Abaddon it's more a personal vendetta.
* WouldHurtAChild: It doesn't matter if you're young or old, she'll kill you all the same and laugh about it later.
** Shot Damian in the back with a sniper rifle. Though hired to do so, it was evident she enjoyed it.

[[folder: Harley Quinn]]
!!Harley Quinn (Harleen Quinzel)


[[/folder]]

[[folder: Hush]]
!!Hush (Thomas 'Tommy' Elliot)

A former close friend of Bruce Wayne’s, Thomas Elliot is a violent psychopath known as Hush, hellbent on ruining both Batman & Bruce Wayne.

%%* AbusiveParents
%%* AndYourLittleDogToo
* BadassLongcoat: Provides a billowing, utilitarian look, while remaining functional.
%%* BandagedFace
%%* BatmanGambit
%%* ComplexityAddiction
* {{Chessmaster}}: Simple plans are for simple people, needless convolution is almost a calling card for Hush's machinations.
* DeadlyDoctor: The Hippocratic Oath is for sissys, if he has knowledge it his right to use it how he sees fit.
* DeadpanSnarker: Sarcastic, bitter, and more often than not obnoxious.
* EnfantTerrible: [[AbusiveParents Mommy and Daddy really shouldn't have abused little Tommy]].
* EvilCannotComprehendGood: Most plans have one failure point, mostly involving Bats having friends or some form of HeroicSacrifice, as Tommy just simply cannot comprehend the concept of TrueFriendship.
* FauxAffablyEvil: Polite, courteous, unassuming, almost meek, warm and soft, unrepentantly evil.
* GambitRoulette: Think like your opponent, predict their responses, and plan for the most likely outcome, usually on a grand scale.
* GreenEyedMonster: Deep seated problems rooted from his mother’s want to have Bruce as son more than her own flesh, he sees everything Bruce doing with his life a waste, first wanting to be him, then envying him, and finally wanting to destroy him and his family’s legacy.
* IJustWantToBeYou: See GreenEyedMonster above.
* InsufferableGenius: Is talented, knows he's talented, and doesn't have any qualms demonstrating.
* KickTheDog: Wanting to turn Bruce’s world to ash, he will destroy everyone that Bruce is close to, who has ever or will ever have loved.
%%* MadDoctor
* NeverMyFault: When the bottom falls out, there is always someone else at fault, some pawn did not play his part correctly.
* PoliticallyIncorrectVillain: Misogynist, classist, dislikes "freaks" (costumed heroes and villains), generally just a misanthrope.
%%* TheResenter: See GreenEyedMonster above.
* SelfMadeOrphan: He had his own parents killed so he could get their inheritance.
* ShadowArchetype: Bruce through a glass, darkly.
* SmugSnake: Holds equal disdain for friends and enemies alike, too arrogant to be rattled.
* TheSociopath: Manipulative, narcissistic, self-entitled, lacking empathy on a fundamental level.
%%* SoftSpokenSadist
* StalkerWithoutACrush: Watches Bruce and his closest from the shadows.
* StealthExpert: Has been able to sneak up on Batman and Catwoman.
%%* StealthHiBye
* {{Yandere}}: Crazy about Bruce, will destroy anything and anyone who gets between him and his plans for Bruce.

[[folder: Jinx]]
!!Jinx (Nicole Diaz)

Originally part of the H.I.V.E., Jinx has been an out-and-out villain for about half of her teenage life.

* AgonyBeam: When Jinx fires her hex magic at living targets, it essentially becomes this.
* AnimalEyes: Jinx's eyes are pink and have slit pupils, like a snake or a cat's.
* CanonImmigrant: From [[WesternAnimation/TeenTitans the Teen Titans cartoon]].
* ClosetGeek: Like Raven, she's secretly a Pretty Pretty Pegasus fan. For [[EvilIsCool obvious reasons]], she doesn't want anyone knowing this.
%%* CuteWitch
* DarkActionGirl: One part LadyOfBlackMagic, one part SheFu.
* EmbarrassingNickname: "Lucky", a nickname her one-time boyfriend Kid Cold used to call her when they dated. She doesn't appreciate it when anyone calls her this.
* {{Goth}}
* JustAKid: While Jinx is extremely competent for her age, and certainly has the potential to make it to the big leagues if she wanted to, she sometimes has this problem with older more experienced super-criminals seeing her this way.
* LegacyCharacter: She is depicted as being the daughter of the original Jinx, who was an Indian sorceress that murdered her teacher and fellow students to steal their power.
* [[RedEyesTakeWarning Pink Eyes Take Warning]]: Jinx's eyes often glow a bright pink color like her magic when she uses her more powerful hex abilities.
* SlasherSmile: Has a rather intimidating sneer when she's having fun.
* SuperpowerfulGenetics: She was born with her abilities and appearance due to all the dark magical energy her mother accumulated from her attempts to gain power.
* SwissArmySuperpower: Her hex abilities allow her to manipulate almost anything through sheer force of will.
* WindsOfDestinyChange: Her ability is essentially to manipulate things around her in disastrous ways by channeling "hex energy" into them.

[[folder: Joker]]
The Clown Prince of Crime is the Batman's best (well, only) friend. He brings jokes and merriment to the people of Gotham. It is a service for which Batman is eternally grateful!

* ActionFashionista: The man likes playing dress up to the point it sometimes borders on CostumePorn. In site canon he's dressed in classic outfits when not in his normal purple suit: he wore his undertaker look in "Crossing the Rubicon" and [[ComicBook/TheKillingJoke the tourist]] look (to troll Barbara to boot) in "It's Always Sunny in Gotham". His appearance in "A Canvas and a Clown" was based on the [[Film/TheDarkKnight Ledger]] version and his outfit in "Bad Choices" had elements of [[WesternAnimation/TheBatman the Batman's]] Joker. He's dressed for the joke, appearing as a 70s GameShowHost in "Wheel of $100,000 Family Game Squares", as a chef in "THE TIME JOKER FRIED SOME FISH AND AQUAMAN CRIED MANLY TEARS", as a doctor in "Three Bats and a Baby", as a [[HarmlessLadyDisguise little old lady]] in "The Ruse", as the Golden-Age hero the Jester in "It Belongs in a Museum!", as a horrifically ridiculous 'border bandito' to eat Tex-Mex in "Fun and Fine Dining", in [[Film/DumbandDumber Lloyd Christmas']] orange tuxedo in "Five Star Dining", as if he were on a 19th century [[AdventurerOutfit safari]] while he was hunting men for sport in a non-canon story, and as [[ComicBook/{{Quicksilver}} a blue Flash]] in "A Flash in the Pan". Finally, he wore a purple tux and tophat in "Why Did the Tomato Lose the Race?".
* ActuallyPrettyFunny: The Joker's reaction to the Rabbi that his mooks had kidnapped for a eulogy calling him out in "The Last Waltz". He was less charitable toward the priest and the minister.
* AttendingYourOwnFuneral: The Joker [[FakingTheDead faked his own death]] in "The Last Waltz" to see who would actually show to his funeral. Harley was less than pleased when she found out.
* AxCrazy: He is the Joker after all.
* CorruptTheCutie: Done to Lian Nguyen-Harper.
* CrazyJealousGuy: His reaction to Harley Quinn and Condiment King having a friendly platonic relationship in "Why Did the Tomato Lose the Race" and to some club patrons dancing with Harley in "He's Hot He's Cold but Lately He's More Cold".
* CreepyCrossdresser: When he does it, it's usually this. He has dressed as a little old lady as part of a con in "the Ruse", created a variant Sinestro costume with his ring based on Batgirl's old costume (with added Forrest Gump-style leg braces) in a non-canon story, and wore a dress taken from Martha Wayne's corpse in "Crossing the Rubicon".
* BreakingTheFourthWall The Jokers comments in character to other character's plotters (pages used to describe the character and the stories that they are in).
* DiabolusExNihilo: As is fairly standard with the Joker. None of the countless backstories are official on site, or to think of it another way, [[MultipleChoicePast they all are]].
* DirtyCoward: The Joker tried to make Harley take the fall for his at the end of "Five-Star Dining" by tripping her up as he ran away. He was captured and she got off scot-free.
* EvilLaugh: As always with the Joker. Nnnhehehehahahahahahaha!
* ForTheEvulz: A lot of the terrible things he does are for his own perverse amusement. Often becomes PoliticallyIncorrectVillain when targeting someone like Oracle.
* HeelFaceTurn: Invoked in one of his schemes after he supposedly went straight after being paroled. Nobody believed it for a second.
* IWillPunishYourFriendForYourFailure: Done in "Wheel of $100,000 Family Game Squares". If the contestants of his 'game show' got an answer wrong, their family member was electrocuted.
* KickTheDog: Often and with gusto.
* MoodSwinger: On a dime.
* OhCrap: In one non-canon story, the Joker got a Sinestro Corps ring.
* ReasonYouSuckSpeech: Given to him by Martha Wayne of all people (or a manifestation of her in his mind) in "Crossing the Rubicon".
* RightBehindMe: Played with in "Three Bats and a Baby", the Joker delivers a [[JustBetweenYouAndMe monologue]] to an infant about all the terrible ways he might kill the child. He then realizes the Bat is standing behind him and asks him how much he heard.
* ReminiscingAboutYourVictims: The Joker will often invoke Jason Todd and Barbara Gordon, sometimes in front of them.
* SoundEffectBleep: Done by the Joker shooting a firearm to cover up a reveal of his real name by a Sinestro Corps ring announcing he was getting one.
* StageWhisper: Often done for the sake of yet another joke.
* UnhandThemVillain: Done by the Joker with an infant in "3 Bats in a Baby". The Batman sees through the Joker's use of ExactWords immediately.
* VillainousCrush: Claims to have dreams of he and Batman riding around on horseback while shirtless or to have dreamed of a version of Harley with Batman's head.
* WeHaveReserves: His attitude toward henchmen in general, in particular the Junior Jokers.
* WouldHurtAChild: In "Three Bats and a Baby", his plot involved killing all the newborn boys at Gotham General whose last name began with "J" as he was the only "Mr. J" who should make anyone smile. In the same thread, he used an infant as a human shield to prevent Batman from punching him in the face before trying to spike her like a football. In another arc, he employs child soldiers.

[[folder: Lex Luthor]]
!!Lex Luthor

One of Superman’s most formidable & constant enemies, Lex Luthor is a Machiavellian industrialist and white-collar criminal. He has even served as President of the United States for a short time.

* AffablyEvil: When not dealing with Superman, Lex is actually a pretty reasonable person and actually quite sincere about how he treats his employees, and he has respect for blue-collar people who go beyond their means to get ahead (since he used to be one as well).
* AlliterativeName: '''L'''ex '''L'''uthor.
* {{Archenemy}}: When asked to name a villain of Superman nine times out of ten the person will name Lex Luthor and rightly so. He is the man's greatest enemy and anyone who says differently is lying to themselves. Or so he believes.
* BadassInANiceSuit: When not in his power suit laying the smackdown on Kryptonian's Luthor can usually be found wearing one of these.
* BigBad: He founded the Injustice League and Legion of Doom. Most villains, and people, fear the Joker but want to be Lex Luthor.
* CardboardPrison: Doesn't matter what it is he's done, Luthor will be out of prison in days if not hours.
* CulturedBadass: Loves classic literature, philosophy, classical music, and art, seeing them as proof of his superiority.
* CutLexLuthorACheck: He's The TropeNamer, do I really need to say more?
* EvilGenius: Does this need explaining? 10th level intellect.
* IJustWantToBeYou: The real reason he hates Superman. Don't tell anyone.
* MoralityPet: His daughter, Lena.
* NeverMyFault: Doesn't matter what it is he's done Luthor always finds someone else to blame/take the blame for what he's done. Usually he himself blames Superman.
* PlausibleDeniability: One of Lex's greatest weapons back when he was a CorruptCorporateExecutive. Lex could pull all of these stunts to try to kill Superman and when they all inevitably failed, he always had a way to mitigate his involvement.
* TheOnlyOneAllowedToDefeatYou: He is the only one allowed to beat Superman. Not Zod, Not Braniac, not even Darkseid. Only Lex.
* SuperIntelligence: In the DC Universe only Braniac is considered smarter than him.

[[folder: Nasty Luthor]]
!!Nasty Luthor

Nasthalthia "Nasty" Luthor is Lex's niece and cousin of both Lena and Lori. She is a supervillain herself and concentrates on Supergirl much more than the Man of Steel. She is petty, vain, vindictive and spiteful, just as her name implies.

* AlphaBitch: High class but low empathy.
* TheBully: To most people around her.
* {{Chessmaster}}: She thinks she's this.
* ChronicBackstabbingDisorder: She ''is'' a Luthor.
* CompositeCharacter: Of the pre-Crisis and All-Star Superman versions.
* EvilUncle: Her last name ''is'' Luthor.
* FalseFlagOperation: Her plan in the appropriately named "False Flag" is to have her goons attack an anti-alien business while disguised as aliens, and for her to save the day.
* FantasticRacism: To aliens.
%%* FauxAffablyEvil: Sometimes.
* NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast: Nasty.
* NotSoWellIntentionedExtremist: Protecting humanity from aliens is just an excuse to use the latter as a punching bag.
%%* PerkyGoth
* PoweredArmor: She has some.
* PurpleIsPowerful: A prominent color in her wardrobe.
* RichBitch: She's wealthy and flaunts it.
* SmugSnake: She has her uncle's arrogance without the track record to back it up.
* [[DaddysLittleVillain Uncle's Little Villain]] She wants to conquer the world with or without Lex.
* WickedCultured: ''De rigueur'' for the Luthors.

[[folder: Red X]]
!!Red X

Originally an alternate identity created by Robin, the costume was then stolen & the identity of Red X was adopted by a mysterious thief who uses it to commit crimes.

* AntiHero: On a good day he shifts between Unscrupulous and Nominal whenever it suits him.
* AntiVillain: He's extremely self-serving and will manipulate and screw over others for his own benefit, but there are still lines he won't cross.
* BadassNormal: Even without the abilities his suit provides, Red X can go toe-to-toe with Robin and even hold his own against Batgirl for awhile.
* CanonImmigrant: From the cartoon network Teen Titans show.
* ChameleonCamouflage: How Red X's cloaking device works that allows him to briefly turn invisible, giving the illusion of a Flash Step.
* ClothesMakeTheSuperman: His Xenothium-powered costume gives him a variety of abilities resembling super-powers. Unlike most examples, he's still far from helpless without them.
* CombatPragmatist: Not above using dirty tricks and dishonorable methods to win a fight.
* CreateYourOwnVillain: Robin's reluctance to destroy the Red X suit or otherwise turn it over to someone who could after its intended one-time use lead to it being stolen and worn by a theif who uses it for crime.
* GentlemanThief: Considers his heists a work of art, and remains amiable towards his opponents rarely ever losing his cool, even when outwitted.
* ILoveNuclearPower: Red X's suit is powered by a dangerous mineral called Xenothium. A single capsule of it from his belt has the explosive power of a hand grenade.
* KnowWhenToFoldEm: Will abandon a fight that proves to be far more trouble then it's worth.
* OnlyInItForTheMoney: Crime is simply a living to him.
* WildCard: He will forge temporary alliances with hero and villain alike out of convenience and abandon or outright betray them once he gets whatever he's after.
* WorthyOpponent: Considers Robin as one.

[[folder: Riddler]]
!!The Riddler (Edward Nygma)


[[/folder]]

[[folder: Scarecrow]]
!!Scarecrow (Jonathan Crane)

Bullied as a child, Jonathan Crane became obsessed with fear & its power over people. He became a psychologist & professor at Gotham University, but was fired after wielding a gun in class. He then became the villain known as Scarecrow, one of Batman’s most frightening enemies.

* AbusiveParents: His grandmother who raised him was a religious zealot who locked him in an old chapel with hungry crows whenever he defied her. Eventually he had her suffer a KarmicDeath this way.
* EvilMentor: To Scream Queen.
* ForScience: His primary motive for his crimes is to study fear and its effects on people, with all of Gotham as his test subjects.
* FourEyesZeroSoul: Often seen with ScaryShinyGlasses when not in costume.
* LeanAndMean: He's as cruel and sadistic as he is gangly in form.
* MadScientist: Kidnaps people to experiment on and study their reactions to fear.
* MasterOfIllusion: Uses hallucinogenic drugs to invoke this in the most terrifying ways.
* PsychoPsychologist: Is a former professor of psychiatry who worked in Gotham University before his dismissal when one of his lessons allegedly endangered one of his students.
* RevengeOfTheNerd: When he's not doing his crimes ForScience, he's often doing it as an act of revenge against people who remind him of his childhood tormentors.
%%* ScaryScarecrows
* SinisterScythe: His usual weapon of choice.
* YourWorstNightmare: His specialty.

[[folder: Scream Queen]]
!!Scream Queen (Nina Skorzeny)

Scarecrow's protégée, Scream Queen is a young metahuman with the ability to emit a destructive scream, fly and transform the sleeves of her costume into clawed-hands.

* BodyHorror: Her hood transforms into a huge fanged maw for her screaming attack, her face disappearing completely.
* BrokenBird: The abuse she went through growing up made her very open to the Scarecrow's manipulations.
* CanonImmigrant: From [[{{WesternAnimation/BatmanTheBraveAndTheBold}} Batman: The Brave and the Bold]].
* TheDragon: To the Scarecrow when she's working for him.
* EeriePaleSkinnedBrunette
* {{Flight}}: One of her abilities. Her debut appearance in [[{{WesternAnimation/BatmanTheBraveAndTheBold}} Batman: The Brave and the Bold]] suggests she can fly almost as fast as the original Flash, Jay Garrick, can run.
* InTheHood: Always wears a hooded robe as part of her costume.
* MakeMeWannaShout: Her main ability.
* MoreTeethThanTheOsmondFamily: Her hood transforms into a Venom-esque gaping maw filled with lots of fangs when she attacks.
* OurBansheesAreLouder: Played with. She's not an ''actual'' banshee but rather a metahuman with similar abilities, but her scream is used as her primary method of attack and serves more as a powerful concussive force than a BrownNote.
%%* RavenHairIvorySkin
* TeensAreMonsters: A literal example. She's a teenage metahuman with bansheelike abilities.
* VillainousLegacy: The Scarecrow's true intention is for her to pick up where he leaves off should Batman or someone else ever permanently do away with him.

[[folder: Sun Girl]]
!!Sun Girl (Deborah Morgna)

Originally from the 30th Century, Deborah Morgna travelled back to the 21st century with her on-again-off-again boyfriend, Inertia.

* CanonImmigrant: From comic books that take place after [[ComicBook/FiftyTwo "52"]].

!Other

[[folder: Catwoman]]
!!Catwoman (Selina Kyle)


[[/folder]]

[[folder: Detective Warren White]]
!!Detective Warren White


The second of four children, Warren grew up in Ivy Town and has worked his way through the police department to become detective.

He is currently dating Alex Wright, a defense attorney.
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* BadassNormal: It is rather impressive that he's able to keep up with some heroes and not die despite having no powers or gadgets.
* BigBrotherMentor: What he often acts as to Jack and sometimes other heroes.
%%* BrainyBrunette
* BreakoutCharacter: Was created as supporting cast for Jack Dolci/Card Master/Wild Card but seems to have evolved past that to a certain degree. The character appears in threads with other characters as well.
* ChronicHeroSyndrome: Whilst not being a masked Vigilante himself he is very much a good cop. This is part of the reason he can't abandon Jack despite what the kid does or give up on him. Warren's also rather willing to put himself in the line of fire for others.
* CloudCuckoolander: What he appears to be to the Gotham City M.C.U but really, most of his weirder suggestions come from living in Ivy Town, which is more science fiction weird than Gotham. He demands that time travel be kept on the board as a valid method for murder and the one time he's correct he smugly smiled the whole day.
* CommissionerGordon: Looks up to the man and sort of plays a similar role for some of the younger heroes in Gotham, when Jim is unavailable of course.
* DeadpanSnarker: Warren's prone to sarcasm, usually to get his point across when others are being crazy.
* TheLancer: Often the role he plays when placed up against more optimistic heroes. Sort of played this role to Jack in his role of 'Hero'.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: His internal reaction upon Card Master hospitalizing his second villain since coming to Ivy Town whilst the Detective had done nothing to stop him. White realized at that point that things had to change.
* OnlySaneMan: Very much. Warren is the only played character who doesn't dress up in a costume to fight crime. Usually plays this role when thrown in with the heroes and villains.
* OralFixation: He smokes. He chain smokes if it's been a really bad week.
* OriginalCharacter: Warren is not a DC Comics character and was created for the RP.
* PromotedToParent: For Jack Dolci/Wild Card, Warren is now his adoptive father alongside Alex Wright. Of the two, Warren's the one adapting to it worse.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Viewed as one by most, but Jack tends to think he's very unfair.
* SecretKeeper: Acts as this for Jack, though it's not much of a secret.
* {{Sidekick}}: Sort of acts like a sidekick to Jack but probably more falls into a [[{{Mentors}} Mentor]] role. He does, unlike many mentors, actively participate in combat when the need strikes.
%%* StraightGay
* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: Delivered one to Jack upon their reunion in Gotham when the kid kept treating Warren like the bad guy. This was after Jack had run away from home and decided that he wasn't coming back to Ivy Town... Warren did not take that lying down.
* ThouShaltNotKill: Averted. Whilst he is against killing for the most part he is not above shooting a perp if it will save the life of innocent people. He does however see it as a last resort and not something to be taken lightly. He also could be pushed to it [[BerserkButton if someone close to him was killed]].
* VitriolicBestBuds: Has this relationship with his Detective Partner Catherine back when he was part of Ivy Town Police Department. His and Jack's relationship has shades of this as well.
* WeakButSkilled: Not trained to be a hero but a damn good shot with a 9mm and pretty fine detective.
* WhatTheHellHero: Calls Jack out on some of his worst behavior. Just because he's trying to help the Kid be a better person doesn't mean he won't yell at him for his mistakes.
%%* WorkingClassHero
[[/folder]]

[[folder: Marion Ravensdale]]
!!Marion Ravensdale

After being sexually assaulted by a member of her high-school's football team, Marion Ravensdale received no support and was slandered by anyone and everyone she thought she could trust. And so, after discovering that she has the ability to control other people's motor functions, Marion began plotting against them. She was talked down by Batman and Abaddon.
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%%* AntiVillain:
* AssholeVictim: What Marion does to the Jerk Jock and his friends who tried to rape her is pretty well-deserved, to say the least.
* MonsterOfTheWeek: Was the antagonist of a single story.
* PeoplePuppets: Her metahuman powers are this.
* PoliceAreUseless: Her assailant's wealthy parents have enough of the GCPD in their pocket to keep him from being arrested, leading toa RoaringRampageOfRevenge.
* WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds: A JerkJock classmate and his friends tried to rape her at an after-game party. While she manages to get away due to her powers manifesting, he still avoids arrest when she reports him thanks to his wealthy family and smears her name at school, turning friends and family alike against her. It's really no wonder she snapped.
[[/folder]]

[[folder: Scarlet]]
!!Scarlet (Sasha)

The only living victim of Professor Pyg, Sasha has become the protégée of Jason Todd (the Red Hood) and fights crime with lethal force as Scarlet.
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* [[AntiHero Anti-Heroine]]: [[UnscrupulousHero Unscrupulous]]. Having been taken in and mentored by Jason Todd following her father's death, she has no problem killing criminals (namely [[AssholeVictim ones that ''really'' deserve it]]), but she will protect innocents at all costs. She also has a soft spot for those orphaned by Gotham's criminals, as she is one herself.
%%* AntiVillain
* BrokenBird: Oh. So. Much. She's a surviving victim of [[MadDoctor Professor Pyg]], and even after being rescued from him, had to kill her father whom Pyg had already fully converted to a [[FateWorseThanDeath Dollotron]].
* CrazyPrepared: Comes with being trained by a former member of the Bat-family.
* ItsPersonal: While she follows Jason Todd's philosophy on lethal force against criminals, she holds a (rather justified) personal grudge against Professor Pyg in particular.
* FacialHorror: Had a Dollotron mask glued to her face thanks to Professor Pyg when he captured her and her father. Though it has since peeled off on its own the mental scars still very much remain.
* MercyKill: Did this [[KillTheOnesYouLove to her father]], who had been reduced to one of Pyg's mindless Dollotrons by then.
%%* PayEvilUntoEvil
* SelfMadeOrphan: Her mother's status is currently unknown, but she was in fact the one who killed her father(albeit through a MercyKill).
[[/folder]]

* TheCheerleader: A non-malicious one prior to her rampage.

* HypotheticalCasting: Creator/KevinConroy for Batman's voice, Kevin Porter (from Bat in the Sun) for Batman's physical appearance.

* NotSoDifferent: An argument can be made for the similarities between Jack and Warren. Both are closed-off people, have issues with their family, are not totally ready for the situations life throws at them and yet are both determined to do good. The main difference seems to be that Warren is older, wiser and more aware of both of their weaknesses. Well, that and Warren is more well adjusted socially.

** Lampshaded by Jaime Reyes, the ComicBook/BlueBeetle, in one of his teamups with Batman. An enemy has just ambushed them by essentially spawning an arctic blizzard ramped UpToEleven above them, causing them to get buried in a few meters of snow. After Beetle breaks out and stops the blizzard by scaring off their attacker...

* FoeYay: Claims to have dreams of he and Batman riding around on horseback while shirtless or to have dreamed of a version of Harley with Batman's head.

%%* {{Adorkable}}: At times.

%%* {{Adorkable}}

* TheSouthpaw: Although he’s ambidextrous, he favors his left hand. Oddly, he chooses to play the guitar right-handed.

* HairDecorations: Mar'i's most common hair accessory is a headband, but she likes to make use of a variety of them.

%%* EvilAlbino

* BigBrotherInstinct: So very much, especially about his brother. Ryan tends to react [[{{Understatement}} pretty badly]] when he is threatened. He also [[BerserkButton takes it badly when people hurt kids around him]]. Heck, he risked his neck for Damian of all people. This is starting to apply for the Young Justice crowd, too. Being the eldest, even though he's new to the team, brings out the big brother in him in full force.

* AntiVillain: Type 1. He's extremely self-serving and will manipulate and screw over others for his own benefit, but there are still lines he won't cross.

* AntiVillain: Type 2.

* PoliceAreUseless: Her assailant's wealthy parents have enough of the GCPD in their pocket to keep him from being arrested, leading to...
* RoaringRampageOfRevenge

* AntiVillain: Her backstory fits a Type II though her motives are much more akin to a Type III.

* PayEvilUntoEvil

* BloodyMurder: Ryan’s power is of the [[ShapeshifterWeapon Blood Weapons]] and [[CombatTentacles Prehensile Blood]] variety. And this includes all the [[{{Squick}} Squicky]] (or Fetish Fuel, YMMV) implications; Ryan is very... inventive with his power but fortunately for everyone, he's not ''that'' kind of tentacle monster. Unless you ask nicely.

* OriginalCharacter

* TroubledButCute

* TheAce[=/=]BrokenAce: While Batman stands head and shoulders above the greater majority of heroes in the DCU, it's fairly obvious that in doing so he's not the most well-adjusted or emotionally mature individual, has great difficulty forming close relationships, and frequently experiences friction with people whom he is close to. This is also occasionally acknowledged by Bruce himself; in one instance, Nightwing laments over the belief that he can never match up to Bruce, who assures him that despite living a very similar life in the same line of work Dick hadn't allowed it to mess him up as much, having a much more positive personality and maintaining a good relationship with every fellow hero he knows, and as such was already better than him.
** However, he ''has'' been [[CharacterDevelopment making progress on this]] since the events of ComicBook/InfiniteCrisis and [[ComicBook/FiftyTwo "52"]].

* BatmanGambit: The TropeNamer.

* BigDamnHeroes
* BruceWayneHeldHostage: TropeNamer.
** ''ComicBook/TheLongHalloween'' had a variant where Poison Ivy was hired by mobsters to mind-control Bruce Wayne into going along with a money laundering scheme; since this was early in his career, there was no Robin, but thankfully Selina Kyle caught on to Bruce's odd behavior and saved the day as Catwoman.

* ChestInsignia

* DarkIsNotEvil

* DeadpanSnarker: Sometimes. For example, from his DCAU iteration:
--> '''Batman:''' ''[to Wonder Woman, regarding their (potential) relationship]'' One: dating within the team always leads to disaster. Two: you're a princess from a society of immortal warriors; I'm a rich kid with issues... lots of issues.

* {{Determinator}}
* DoesNotLikeGuns

* EmergingFromTheShadows
* EscapeArtist

* GoodIsNotNice[=/=]GoodIsNotSoft

* GrapplingHookGun

* HeroicWillpower

* ImplacableMan

* LanternJawOfJustice
* TheLeader of TheTeam

* OffhandBackhand
* OffscreenTeleportation

** FriendToAllChildren: Don't hurt kids, period.

* StealthHiBye: Possibly the TropeCodifier.

* SuperheroesWearCapes

* SuperWindowJump

* WarriorTherapist

** SuperSpeedReading: Bart read every single book in the San Francisco Library. Every. Single. One.

* {{Adorkable}}
* {{Determinator}}

* FunPersonified
* GenkiGirl
* HeterosexualLifePartners

* PluckyGirl

* SavvyGuyEnergeticGirl
* ThePollyanna

* {{Adorkable}}: At times.

* [[BroughtToYouByTheLetterS Brought to You by the Letter "Ƨ"]]

* OddballDoppelganger
* [[PsychopathicManchild Psychopathic Womanchild]]: Normal for the Bizarros.

* YouNoTakeCandle

* WeaponOfChoice: Guess what it is.

* [[ForScience For Science!:]] Why she does most of what she does.

** HatePlague: Released a version in Washington D.C. that only targeted men.
* PoisonousPerson

* AxCrazy: Ohhh yeah...

* AbusiveParents
* AndYourLittleDogToo

* BandagedFace
* BatmanGambit
* ComplexityAddiction

* MadDoctor

* TheResenter: See GreenEyedMonster above.
* SelfMadeOrphan: See EnfantTerrible above.

* SoftSpokenSadist

* StealthHiBye: See StealthExpert above.

* CuteWitch

* EvilAlbino

* AlliterativeName: Lex Luthor. 'Nuff Said.

* FauxAffablyEvil: Sometimes.

* PerkyGoth

* ScaryScarecrows

* RavenHairIvorySkin

* BrainyBrunette

* OriginalCharacter

* StraightGay

* WorkingClassHero

* BadassNormal: One could argue that surviving his superpower ''and'' all the beatings and injuries he receives without the help of a natural healing factor or superhuman fortitude is this.

* NoSell: His ability to endure almost anything his opponents throw at him without flinching, hold back his response to pain and then get back up to finish a fight, if he’s determined, is halfway between CrowningMomentOfAwesome and NightmareFuel, such as when he didn't give the Deathstroke the satisfaction of hearing him scream in pain.

* ActionFashionista: The man likes playing dress up to the point it sometimes borders on CostumePorn. In site canon he's dressed in classic outfits when not in his normal purple suit: he wore his undertaker look in "Crossing the Rubicon" and [[ComicBook/TheKillingJoke the tourist]] look (to troll Barbara to boot) in "It's Always Sunny in Gotham". His appearance in "A Canvas and a Clown" was based on the [[TheDarkKnight Ledger]] version and his outfit in "Bad Choices" had elements of [[WesternAnimation/TheBatman the Batman's]] Joker. He's dressed for the joke, appearing as a 70s GameShowHost in "Wheel of $100,000 Family Game Squares", as a chef in "THE TIME JOKER FRIED SOME FISH AND AQUAMAN CRIED MANLY TEARS", as a doctor in "Three Bats and a Baby", as a [[HarmlessLadyDisguise little old lady]] in "The Ruse", as the Golden-Age hero the Jester in "It Belongs in a Museum!", as a horrifically ridiculous 'border bandito' to eat Tex-Mex in "Fun and Fine Dining", in [[Film/DumbandDumber Lloyd Christmas']] orange tuxedo in "Five Star Dining", as if he were on a 19th century [[AdventurerOutfit safari]] while he was hunting men for sport in a non-canon story, and as [[ComicBook/{{Quicksilver}} a blue Flash]] in "A Flash in the Pan". Finally, he wore a purple tux and tophat in "Why Did the Tomato Lose the Race?".

** He apparently spends most of his time devising contingency plans to use in the event that he has to fight a given individual, to the point that it's widely said that Batman can [[UltimateShowdownOfUltimateDestiny beat anyone or anything "if he's prepared"]]. He also prepares himself to an [[strike:almost]] unhealthy extent, regularly injecting himself with antitoxins in the off chance a poison wielding villain might attack him, and training most of his day. Such are his preparation skills that he's earned a place amongst the TropePantheons, specifically, in the [[Pantheon/{{Mentalism}} House of Mentalism]].

* GenreSavvy: More so when it comes to ScienceFiction situations, due to his first home being Ivy Town. He is adapting to Gotham's own particular brand of weird.

* ActionFashionista: The man likes playing dress up to the point it sometimes borders on CostumePorn. In site canon he's dressed in classic outfits when not in his normal purple suit: he wore his undertaker look in "Crossing the Rubicon" and [[TheKillingJoke the tourist]] look (to troll Barbara to boot) in "It's Always Sunny in Gotham". His appearance in "A Canvas and a Clown" was based on the [[TheDarkKnight Ledger]] version and his outfit in "Bad Choices" had elements of [[WesternAnimation/TheBatman the Batman's]] Joker. He's dressed for the joke, appearing as a 70s GameShowHost in "Wheel of $100,000 Family Game Squares", as a chef in "THE TIME JOKER FRIED SOME FISH AND AQUAMAN CRIED MANLY TEARS", as a doctor in "Three Bats and a Baby", as a [[HarmlessLadyDisguise little old lady]] in "The Ruse", as the Golden-Age hero the Jester in "It Belongs in a Museum!", as a horrifically ridiculous 'border bandito' to eat Tex-Mex in "Fun and Fine Dining", in [[Film/DumbandDumber Lloyd Christmas']] orange tuxedo in "Five Star Dining", as if he were on a 19th century [[AdventurerOutfit safari]] while he was hunting men for sport in a non-canon story, and as [[ComicBook/{{Quicksilver}} a blue Flash]] in "A Flash in the Pan". Finally, he wore a purple tux and tophat in "Why Did the Tomato Lose the Race?".

* ActionFashionista: The man likes playing dress up to the point it sometimes borders on CostumePorn. In site canon he's dressed in classic outfits when not in his normal purple suit: he wore his undertaker look in "Crossing the Rubicon" and [[TheKillingJoke the tourist]] look (to troll Barbara to boot) in "It's Always Sunny in Gotham". His appearance in "A Canvas and a Clown" was based on the [[TheDarkKnight Ledger]] version and his outfit in "Bad Choices" had elements of [[WesternAnimation/TheBatman the Batman's]] Joker. He's dressed for the joke, appearing as a 70s GameShowHost in "Wheel of $100,000 Family Game Squares", as a chef in "THE TIME JOKER FRIED SOME FISH AND AQUAMAN CRIED MANLY TEARS", as a doctor in "Three Bats and a Baby", as a [[HarmlessLadyDisguise little old lady]] in "The Ruse", as the Golden-Age hero the Jester in "It Belongs in a Museum!", as a horrifically ridiculous 'border bandito' to eat Tex-Mex in "Fun and Fine Dining", in [[Film/DumbandDumber Lloyd Christmas']] orange tuxedo in "Five Star Dining", as if he were on a 19th century [[AdventurerOutfit safari]] while he was hunting men for sport in a non-canon story, and as [[{{Quicksilver}} a blue Flash]] in "A Flash in the Pan". Finally, he wore a purple tux and tophat in "Why Did the Tomato Lose the Race?".

* BerserkButton: Don't ever kill an ally or close friend of his — if you do you'd better hope he keeps his [[ThouShaltNotKill no killing rule]]. Batman's done this twice with SelfDemonstrating/TheJoker; first when the Joker killed Jason Todd, and second when Batman thought the Joker killed his childhood friend Thomas Elliot (since the Joker's the trope namer for JokerImmunity, he survived both attacks).

* MyGreatestFailure: Several, because he believes that every failure he encounters is his fault. The top four are (in chronological order): The "creation" of SelfDemonstrating/TheJoker; [[ComicBook/TheLongHalloween Harvey Dent's transformation into Two-Face]]; [[ComicBook/ADeathintheFamily Jason Todd's death]]; and [[ComicBook/InfiniteCrisis allowing his suspicions of his fellow supers to overcome him and building Brother Eye]], which then hi-jacked by Max Lord and led to the death of [[ComicBook/BlueBeetle Ted Kord]].

* OhCrap: In one arc, the Joker got a Sinestro Corps ring in a non-canon story.