History ComicBook / WonderGirl

** On the television show Drusilla was basically what Donna Troy may have been if raised by the amazons from the start rather than adopted by Diana and Hippolyta. In the Post Crisis comic books "Drusilla" is instead an [[SecretIdentity alias]] of Cassie Sandsmark, who is merely a close associate of the two amazons tribes due being close to their champions, Diana and Artemis.

** Both Donna and Cassie use lassos just like Diana, though Donna went a long stretch of the "Post Crisis" continuity without a consistent lasso before her the original magic lasso was just recolored silver and declared hers from then on. Cassie didn't originally start with one at all, but was given one by Ares/Zeus to restore her fleeting power/get her ShockAndAwe powers under control. Yara Flor can use one as well, but owns boleadoras instead.

** Cassie Sandsmark is a Wonder Woman fan girl who really only needed an excuse, than a call to heroics. However, new 52 twists things by making her initial calling theft and vandalism. DC Rebirth parodies this when she eagerly accepts a mission from Queen Hippolyta without asking any details. When told her job is to hide or kill a specific tourist in Brazil she gets upset and asks for more specifics. A beaming Hippolyta tells her to look in South America.

** Both Donna and Cassie use lassos just like Diana, though Cassie didn't originally start out with one. Yara Flor ''can'' use one as well, but owns boleadoras instead.

* YouAreBetterThanYouThinkYouAre: Diana has been repeatedly told during the ''DC Rebirth'' that's she's been doing a pretty terrible job at mentoring Donna and Cassie. Philippus and Hippoltya were subtle in their efforts to get Diana to do more for them but [[PublicDomainCharacter Green Snake]] told [[WhatTheHellHero her flat out]]. Donna and Cassie surprise Diana during ''Amazons Attack"(volume 2) by letting her know ''they'' think Diana did just fine. Yara, who has been [[TookALevelInJerkass all too happy to insult Diana to her face during the event]], also says Diana has been a fine mentor to Yara. It is something Yara is ''not'' proud to admit but feels Diana needs to hear.

** In the "main" comics Yuri and Yuki Katsura are a pair of [[SiblingsInCrime proudly infamous thugs]] known as "The Jaw Breakers" who are mostly hired through illegal channels [[HeKnowsTooMuch to keep people quiet]] in [[MakeAnExampleOfThem that exact fashion]]. ''ComicBook/DCComicsBombshells'' turns them into civil disobedient activists by day and crime fighting vigilantes by night.

* OneSteveLimit: In addition to this being inherent to the Myth/ClassicaMythology Wonder Woman so heavily borrows from, Circe and Cassie Sandsmark both fall back on "Donna" when crafting {{secret idenit|y}}ies for themselves.

** In the "main" comics Yuri and Yuki Katsura are a pair of [[ThoseTwoBadGuys proudly infamous thugs]] known as "The Jaw Breakers" who are mostly hired through illegal channels [[HeKnowsTooMuch to keep people quiet]] in [[MakeAnExampleOfThem that exact fashion]]. ''ComicBook/DCComicsBombshells'' turns them into civil disobedient activists by day and crime fighting vigilantes by night.

* ForYourOwnGood: During the ''Dawn Of DC'' version of ''Amazons Attack'' Nubia concludes that ''[[NotHimself something]]'' is wrong with Diana, so Donna Troy, Cassie Sandsmark and Yara Flor decide they are going to bind her in the Lasso of Truth until it solves whatever Diana's problem is.

* DivineParentage: In the Golden Age Diana is the "daughter" of the semi mortal Hippolyte and immortal goddess Aphrodite when their combined love caused a clay statue to spring to life as an ideal daughter. Silver Age Diana ''may'' be the daughter of Heracles, though this would have been when he was still mortal, giving her a divine grand parent instead(The "ComicBook/EarthOne" series makes this officially canon, but despite the name is ''not'' the same as the Silver Age continuity) or may be the result of several goddess and one god(Hermes) blessing her statue(which is officially canon, post crisis). Cassie Sandsmark is the daughter of Zeus, which among other things, "[[{{blessedwithsuck}} gifts]]" her with the power to cause [[PowerOfTheStorm lightning storms]] she [[PowerIncontinence can't control]] whenever she gets angry(Cassie is Zeus's granddaughter instead, New 52). Yara Flor is the daughter of an amazon woman and a yet to be revealed Brazilian river god which, among other things, "gifts" her with the power to cause nearby bodies of water [[MakingASplash to overflow]] when she gets angry. Like Sandsmark, Flor has no control over this. Ares eventually gives Sandsmark a lasso once owned by Zeus to help keep her storm abilities under control. Flor gets bolas when the mermaid Iara takes pity on her, but [[YankTheDogsChain they do nothing to help her control her powers]].

** Both Donna and Cassie use lassos just like Diana, though Cassie didn't originally start out with one. Yara Flor ''can'' use one as well, but owns bolas instead.

** In the "main" comics Yuri and Yuki Katsura are a pair of [[ThoseTwoBadGuys proudly infamous thugs]] known as "The Jaw Breakers" who are mostly hired through illegal channels [[HeKnowsTooMuch to keep people quiet]] in [[MakeAnExampleOfThem that exact fashion]]. ''ComicBook/DCComicsBombshells'' turns them into civil disobedient activists by day and crime fighting vigalantes by night.
* AdaptationalRelationshipOverhall: In the television show Drusilla was basically what Donna Troy may have been if raised by the amazons from the start rather than adopted by Diana and Hippolyta. In the Post Crisis comic books "Drusilla" is instead an [[SecretIdentity alias]] of Cassie Sandsmark, who is merely a close associate of the two amazons tribes due being close to their champions, Diana and Artemis.

* DarkerAndEdgier: All of the Wonder Girls are this to Diana's initial stories that were specifically geared to DC's younger fans than ''Wonder Woman'', which was already aimed primarily at girls with just a few nods to boys. Donna Troy in particular was this to Diana even as Wonder Woman, as Teen Titans was indeed written with teenagers in mind. Cassie just barely qualified compared to the golden aged Diana Wonder Girl, but then New 52 fixed that by turning her into a bombshell criminal. Yara Flor makes it clear this trend will continue when her story starts with most of her tribe being murdered in a raid.

* DivineParentage: In the golden age Diana is the "daughter" of the semi mortal Hippolyte and immortal goddess Aphrodite when their combined love caused a clay statue to spring to life as an ideal daughter. Silver Age Diana ''may'' be the daughter of Heracles, though this would have been when he was still mortal, giving her a divine grand parent instead(The "ComicBook/EarthOne" series makes this officially canon, but despite the name is ''not'' the same as the Silver Age continuity) or may be the result of several goddess and one god(Hermes) blessing her statue(which is officially canon, post crisis). Cassie Sandsmark is the daughter of Zeus, which among other things, "[[{{blessedwithsuck}} gifts]]" her with the power to cause [[PowerOfTheStorm lightning storms]] she [[PowerIncontinence can't control]] whenever she gets angry(Cassie is Zeus's granddaughter instead, New 52). Yara Flor is the daughter of an amazon woman and a yet to be revealed Brazilian river god which, among other things, "gifts" her with the power to cause nearby bodies of water [[MakingASplash to overflow]] when she gets angry. Like Sandsmark, Flor has no control over this. Zeus eventually gives Sandsmark a lasso to help keep her storm abilities under control. Flor gets bolas when the mermaid Iara takes pity on her, but [[YankTheDogsChain they do nothing to help her control her powers]].

** The Roman gods are the avatars of the Greek gods here, with the exception of a few deities who don't have a Roman/Greek counterpart, such as Janus, or who were venerated in extremely different manners by the two cultures, such that Eros is distinct from Cupid. With Phoebe indisposed and apparently lacking an avatar, Donna Troy is made into a substitute moon goddess by The Titans Of Myth.
** Between ''DC Future State'', ''Wonder Woman Annual'', ''Wonder Girl'' Volume 3 and ''Trial Of The Amazons'', it's been beaten over the readers' heads that the Esquecida are tied to "the gods of Brazil", [[DependingOnTheWriter but no one has agreed who these "gods of Brazil" are]]. "Future State" mentioned Tupa opposite to Zeus and had Yara Flor's activities lead to the reemergence of the brother moon and sun gods Iae and Kuat. "Annual" tied the tribe to Pre-Incan gods of the Andes, moon goddess Ka-Ata-Killa in particular. ''Trial Of The Amazons'' makes their main deity Yacy, [[DistaffCounterpart a moon goddess akin]] to Jasy Jatere. The only consistencies so far is that gods have to be of some precolumbian South American faith, and that a lunar deity is the tribe's benefactor. ''Wonder Girl''(Vol 3) also portrays Anhangá, who means different things to different tribes, as a death god who prioritizes the forest over people, but might help a person if his spouse Tice pushes him.
* FightingYourFriend: Devastation and Genocide have turned Cassie and Donna against Diana, though their combined efforts fail to turn Donna against Diana in the Rebirth continuity... because Donna had been manipulated into fighting Diana several times already by the time they showed up in it. Donna in particular tends to be victim to misdirection or mind control. When she's first brought back to life in the post crisis continuity it is to attack her former team, The Teen Titans, which included Cassie. ''ComicBook/TrialOfTheAmazons'' puts Diana, all three Wonder Girls and most Amazons in general through some degree of this [[spoiler:thanks to Chaos having a {{misplaced|retribution}} grudge against Diana]].
* FireForgedFriends: Cassie bonds a bit with Artemis Of Bana-Mighdall while they are hunting for Yara. Yara is initially hostile to both but softens towards Cassie after Cassie joins an invasion of Olympus to save Yara. Yara's arrogance still rubs Donna Troy the wrong way even after fighting alongside her twice, but they get a little closer after ending up fighting for their lives together for the third.
* FlyingBrick: Wonder Girls have the Amazonian Pack: SuperStrength, SuperSpeed, SuperToughness and {{Flight}}. Except Yara Flor, who is a grounded brick. Initially Wonder Girl was just younger Golden Age Diana, so she couldn't fly at all, but in the Silver Age young Diana could at least glide. Donna usually starts off "only" able to glide before getting "true" flight some way. Yara eventually becomes able to fly, somehow, in ''DC Future State'', but she's Wonder ''Woman'' there.

** Downplayed during ''Trial Of The Amazons'', where Faruka and Atalanta gift Donna Troy with a rope that has several knots tied into it for The Contest. Once out of earshot Donna complains about it being worthless and fellow contestant Philipus decides [[ItMakesSenseInContext to undo them for her]], though Donna does proceed to use it competently after she gets this help.
* LadyLand: The Amazons were one before splitting into two known as Themyscira, since no one was using the name anymore, and Bana-Mighdall. The Esquecida were a warrior woman tribe even before an Amazon joined their ranks and [[MightyWhitey seemingly directed their culture from then on]]. One thing the Esquecida haven't adopted from the DC Amazons is that they actively support ladies going out and finding male partners; they just can't bring men back.

* SeriesContinuityError: During Diana's {{de power}}ed mod [[FadSuper phase]], Wonder Girl stories were periodically reprinted to remind readers that yes, Diana ''was'' Wonder Woman and ''had'' been wonderfully powerful all of her life until just recently. The problem was that many of these reprints were not the stories young Diana, but those of the completely different individual Donna Troy.
* SideKick: The Wonder Girls have all been Diana's sidekick in some way at some point, including Diana herself due to time travel. Only Cassie has openly acknowledged and internally accepted this status, and in the New 52 continuity Cassie rejects the idea as well.

** Circe, as always, is not the immortal goddess Homer described by a surprisingly squishy spell caster, should one catch her off guard without anything to reinforce her by default human frailties. At one point she tries to use her witchery to take the powers of all the Wonder Girls who existed at the time, to circumvent this.

** The call to adventure was so alluring for Donna Troy that even when she voluntarily gave up her super powers to spend live a mundane domestic life with her husband, daughter she still found herself far from the Earth in harms way in outer space. She finally called it quits for real when her family died in a vehicular accident while she was away, but that still didn't stop the call for her return, and it knew where she ''died'', with the Titans Of Myth bringing Donna BackFromTheDead and {{brainwash|ed}}ing her into returning space to conquer planets as [[GodOfHumanOrigin a moon goddess]].
** In direct contrast to her Post Crisis self New 52 Cassie Sandsmark reject's the call of adventure from Zeus and resents that she has been thrust into a far grander adventure than she wanted despite it. Diana actually gets concerned when it turns out the ''other'' New 52 Cassandra, a murderer with a compelling voice responsible for the death of Cassie's dad Lennox, has tracked Sandsmark down.

* UnusualPetsForUnusualPeople: In the golden age, Diana had a "[[DireBeast Saddle Rabbit]]" named "Long Ears". Later, seven year old Diana would defeat the alien [[SkyPirates Sky Riders]] when they [[AlienInvasion invaded]] Paradise Island, then take one of their "[[CallASmeerpARabbit Sky Kangas]]" as a pet she named "Jumpa". Long Ears and Jumpa are back following the end of New 52 and start of DC Rebirth. You can tell how usual Donna and Yara are by comparison when they "merely" have {{winged horse}}s named "Discordia" and "Jerry", though [[JerkAss Faruka]] still thinks Jerry's a mutant freak.

* WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes: In "Rebirth" both Donna Troy and Yara Flor have an aversion to "bugs". This is a real problem for the latter, since she spends most of her time underneath a rain forest.

* AdaptationRelationshipOverhall: In the television show Drusilla was basically what Donna Troy may have been if raised by the amazons from the start rather than adopted by Diana and Hippolyta. In the Post Crisis comic books "Drusilla" is instead an [[SecretIdentity alias]] of Cassie Sandsmark, who is merely a close associate of the two amazons tribes due being close to their champions, Diana and Artemis.

* AdaptationalPersonalityChange: Donna Troy and Cassie Sandsmark are major {{jerkass}}es in "New 52", being a murderer turned DeathSeeker, and a thief, respectively. Yara Flor is as almost much of a jerkass as them in "DC Future State", being a poacher and thief willing to commit murder, but at least ''her'' [[WellIntentionedExtremist crimes are for the sake of her tribe's continued survival]] rather than misplaced hatred like Donna or personal gain like Cassie. While all three undergo CharacterDevelopment in these stories [[TookALevelInKindness and become more kind]] over time, "DC Rebirth" wipes the slate clean with all three and makes them kinder people from the start.

** Donna Troy and Dick Grayson (ComicBook/{{Robin}}/ComicBook/{{Nightwing}}). They have been childhood friends and partners in the ComicBook/TeenTitans and the ComicBook/JusticeLeagueOfAmerica, but Donna is one of the few DC females who is ''not'' romantically interested in Dick.
** Cassandra Sandsmark was originally besties with [[ComicBook/{{Robin}} Tim Drake]] and [[ComicBook/{{Impulse}} Bart Allen]] without any romantic entanglements, though a later writer very briefly tried to change that with Tim it didn't even last an entire page.

* RoguesGalleryTransplant: Hercules and Devastation started primarily as menaces Diana dealt with but ended up regulated to being dealt with by Cassie Sandsmark. Hera ends up causing even more grief to Yara Flor in DC Rebirth than she did to Diana in New 52. Hera directs her ire back at Diana after Diana gives Yara her approval, however[[spoiler:and when Diana ends up with more worshipers than Hera]] during ''Lazarus Planet''.

** Circe, as always, is not the immortal goddess Homer described by a surprisingly squishy spell caster, should one catch her off guard without anything to reinforce her by default human frailties. At one point she tries to use her wizardry to take the powers of all the Wonder Girls who existed at the time, to circumvent this.

* StylisticSuck: The large majority of Cassie Sandsmark's superhero disguises are ''supposed'' to look embarrassingly dorky. Eros also tells Yara Flor that she has a piss poor fashion sense, and the second outfit he makes for her is one of the few things she appreciates from the [[JerkassGods Greek pantheon]].

* ''ComicBook/TheNewTeenTitans'' Vol 1 (1980 - 1984)

* ''Tales of the Teen Titans'' Vol 1 (1984 - 1988)
* ''ComicBook/TheNewTeenTitans'' Vol 2 (1984 - 1988)
* ''[[ComicBook/TeenTitans The New Titans]]'' Vol 1 (1988 - 1996)
** ''ComicBook/WhoIsWonderGirl'' (1989)

** The lasso of persuasion and the lasso of truth were originally both golden that glowed even more golden when their powers were active. Out of the blue, the lasso of persuasion was turned silver and began glowing blue when it's powers were active, just in case people were having too much trouble telling the ropes apart or Diana from Donna.

** The lasso of compulsion and the lasso of truth were originally both golden that glowed even more golden when their powers were active. Out of the blue, the lasso of compulsion was turned silver and began glowing blue when it's powers were active, just in case people were having too much trouble telling the ropes apart or Diana from Donna.

* ''[[ComicBook/Titans1999]]'' Vol 1 (1999 - 2003)

* BeneathTheEarth: The Esquecida built their city, Akahim, underground in an attempt to hide from the world after suffering their first massacre. Donna Troy manages to find it anyway while on a mission from Hyppolyta to retrieve Cassie Sandsmark, who had [[PoorCommunicationKills been accosted with a stick]] by an Esquecida but not brought "home" yet due ''that'' Esquecida being accosted with a dagger by Artemis.

* DivineParentage: In the golden age Diana is the "daughter" of the semi mortal Hyppolyte and immortal goddess Aphrodite when their combined love caused a clay statue to spring to life as an ideal daughter. Silver Age Diana ''may'' be the daughter of Heracles, though this would have been when he was still mortal, giving her a divine grand parent instead(The "ComicBook/EarthOne" series makes this officially canon, but despite the name is ''not'' the same as the Silver Age continuity) or may be the result of several goddess and one god(Hermes) blessing her statue(which is officially canon, post crisis). Cassie Sandsmark is the daughter of Zeus, which among other things, "[[{{blessedwithsuck}} gifts]]" her with the power to cause [[PowerOfTheStorm lightning storms]] she [[PowerIncontinence can't control]] whenever she gets angry(Cassie is Zeus's granddaughter instead, New 52). Yara Flor is the daughter of an amazon woman and a yet to be revealed Brazilian river god which, among other things, "gifts" her with the power to cause nearby bodies of water [[MakingASplash to overflow]] when she gets angry. Like Sandsmark, Flor has no control over this. Zeus eventually gives Sandsmark a lasso to help keep her storm abilities under control. Flor gets bolas when the mermaid Iara takes pity on her, but [[YankTheDogsChain they do nothing to help her control her powers]].

** Diana's story as an adult already started with being so eager to follow the call of adventure that she hid her identity to take it against her mother, and queen's wishes. "Wonder Girl" just showed she's had this attitude for as long as she could walk.

** Cassie Sandsmark is a Wonder Woman fan girl who really only needed an excuse, than a call to heroics. However, new 52 twists things by making her initial calling theft and vandalism. DC Rebirth parodies this when she eagerly accepts a mission from Queen Hyppolyta without asking any details. When told her job is to hide or kill a specific tourist in Brazil she gets upset and asks for more specifics. A beaming Hyppolyta tells her to look in South America.

* LegacyCharacter: Donna and Cassie are Diana's successors. Donna was Wonder Woman for one year after ''ComicBook/InfiniteCrisis'', while Cassie is ''just'' this to Donna as Wonder Girl in this particular continuity, but in publication is still Diana's successor as Wonder Girl, CosmicRetcon ignored. Acknowledging the retcon, Diana is chronologically the third Wonder Girl and ''Cassie'''s successor when Diana is forcibly aged down and Cassie is forcibly aged up in the "Sins Of Youth" arc of Post Crisis DC. Yara Flor has mixed feelings, appreciating the sentiment but not the ''title''. She didn't like being called girl even from a guy calling ''himself'' "boy".
* PoorCommunicationKills: All three Amazonian Tribes want Yara Flor once they realize Hera has her sights set on Flor but ''assume'' that they each have a different reasons for getting to her before Hera and attack each other while searching, with two Amazons from Themyscira even attacking Cassie Sandsmark because they didn't know Hyppolyta sent Cassie to help them and ''assumed'' she was an Amazon from an unfamiliar tribe. It turns out the only difference in their goals is that The Esquecida don't consider killing Flor a valid solution to the Hera problem.
* RoguesGalleryTransplant: Hercules and Devastation started primarily as menaces Diana dealt with but ended up regulated to being dealt with by Cassie Sandsmark. Hera ends up causing even more grief to Yara Flor in DC Rebirth than she did to Diana in New 52. Hera directs her ire back at Diana after Diana gives Yara her approval, however.

* ''Team Titans'' Vol 1 (1992 - 1994)

* ''ComicBook/{{Titans}}'' Vol 1 (1999 - 2003)
* ''ComicBook/TeenTitans'' Vol 3 (2004 - 2010)

* ''ComicBook/{{Titans}}'' Vol 2 (2008 - 2011)

* AdaptationalPersonalityChange: Donna Troy and Cassie Sandsmark are major {{jerkass}}es in "New 52", being a murderer turned DeathSeeker, and a thief, respectively. Yara Flor is as almost much of a jerkass as them in "DC Future State", being a poacher and thief willing to commit murder, but at least ''her'' [[WellIntentionedExtremist crimes are for the sake of her tribe's continued survival]] rather than misplaced hatred like Donna or personal gain like Cassie. While all three undergo CharacterDevelopment in these stories and [[TookALevelInKindness and become more kind]] over time, "DC Rebirth" wipes the slate clean with all three and makes them kinder people from the start.

* ClarkKenting: Diana didn't have a secret identity until she grew up and began a mission in "Man's World". Donna Troy initially lacked one even after returning to "man's world", and what she does have tend to be temporary. Originally Cassie had the ingenuity to wear a black wig and goggles, though even then her costume was mainly thrown together from what was already in her closet. She ditched them after a situation where she had to chose between maintaining disguise and saving the day. In the version of Teen Titans starting in 2003, Cassie does not have a secret identity, which caused problems finding a school that would take her. Yara Flor initially had no secret identity in the "Future State" continuity but developed one over time, though we never learn what it actually ''is''.

* DarkerAndEdgier: All of the Wonder Girls are this to Diana's initial stories that were specifically geared to DC's younger fans than ''Wonder Woman'' which was already aimed primarily at girls with just a few nods to boys. Donna Troy in particular was this to Diana even as Wonder Woman, as Teen Titans was indeed written with teenagers in mind. Cassie just barely qualified compared to the golden aged Diana Wonder Girl, but then New 52 fixed that by turning her into a bombshell criminal. Yara Flor makes it clear this trend will continue when her story starts with most of her tribe being murdered in a raid.

* DivineParentage: In the golden age Diana is the "daughter" of the semi mortal Hyppolyte and immortal goddess Aphrodite when their combined love caused a clay statue to spring to life as an ideal daughter. Silver Age Diana ''may'' be the daughter of Heracles, though this would have been when he was still mortal, giving her a divine grand parent instead(The "ComicBook/EarthOne" series makes this officially canon, but despite the name is ''not'' the same as the Silver Age continuity) or may be the result of several goddess and one god(Hermes) blessing her statue(which is officially canon, post crisis). Cassie Sandsmark is the daughter of Zeus, which among other things, [[{{blessedwithsuck}} gifts]]" her with the power to cause [[PowerOfTheStorm lightning storms]] she [[PowerIncontinence can't control]] whenever she gets angry(Cassie is Zeus's granddaughter instead, New 52). Yara Flor is the daughter of an amazon woman and a yet to be revealed Brazilian river god which, among other things, "gifts" her with the power to cause nearby bodies of water [[MakingASplash to overflow]] when she gets angry. Like Sandsmark, Flor has no control over this. Zeus eventually gives Sandsmark a lasso to help keep her storm abilities under control. Flor gets bolas when the mermaid Iara takes pity on her, but [[YankTheDogsChain they do nothing to help her control her powers]].

** The Roman gods are the avatars of the Greek gods here, with the exception of a few deities who don't have a Roman/Greek counterpart, such as Janus, or who were venerated in extremely different manners by the two cultures, such that Eros is distinct from Cupid.
** Between ''DC Future State'', ''Wonder Woman Annual'', ''Wonder Girl'' Volume 3 and ''Trial Of The Amazons'', it's been beaten over the readers' heads that the Esquecida are tied to "the gods of Brazil", [[DependingOnTheWriter but no one has agreed who these "gods of Brazil" are]]. "Future State" mentioned Tupa opposite to Zeus and had Yara Flor's activities lead to the reemergence of the brother moon and sun gods Iae and Kuat. "Annual" tied the tribe to Pre-Incan gods of the Andes, moon goddess Ka-Ata-Killa in particular. ''Trial Of The Amazons'' makes their main deity Yacy, [[DistaffCounterpart a moon goddess akin]] to Jasy Jatere. The only consistencies so far is that gods have to be of some precolumbian South American flavor, and that a lunar deity is the tribe's benefactor. ''Wonder Girl''(Vol 3) also portrays Anhangá, who means different things to different tribes, as a death god who prioritizes the forest over people, but might help a person if his spouse Tice pushes him.

* GambitPileUp: When word gets out that there is a powerful demigoddess on Earth that Hera is means to turn into a weapon of war it causes the three Amazon tribes of Themyscira, Bana-Mighdall and Esquecida, the sorceress Cuca, the goddess Caipora and a yet to be identified sixth party to all try to "secure" this "Yara Flor" before Hera can get to her. They all fail, as Hera's seekers Zephyrus and Eros are able to outmaneuver them all, with even Cuca and Caipora unable to do anything about Eros's [[LovePotion arrows]] turning Yara to his side.

* KnowsTheRopes: Both Donna and Cassie use lassos just like Diana, though Cassie didn't originally start out with one. Yara Flor ''can'' use one as well, but owns bolas instead.
* LadyLand: The Amazons were one before splitting into two known as Themyscira, since no one was using the name anymore, and Bana-Mighdall. The Esquecida were a warrior woman tribe even before an Amazon joined their ranks and [[MightyWhitey seemingly directed their culture from then on]]. One thing the Esquecida haven't adopted from the DC Amazons is that they actively support ladies going out and finding male partners, they just can't bring them back.
* LegacyCharacter: Donna and Cassie are Diana's successors. Donna was Wonder Woman for one year after ''ComicBook/InfiniteCrisis'', while Cassie is ''just'' this to Donna as Wonder Girl in this particular continuity, but in publication is still Diana's successor as Wonder Girl, CosmicRetcon ignored. Yara Flor has mixed feelings, appreciating the sentiment but not the ''title''. She didn't like being called girl even from a guy calling ''himself'' "boy".
* PoorCommunicationKills: All three Amazonian Tribes want Yara Flor once they realize Hera has her sights set on Flor but ''assume'' that they each have a different reasons for getting to her before Hera and attack each other while searching, with two Amazons from Themyscira even attacking Cassie Sandsmark because they didn't know Hyppolyta sent Cassie to help them and ''assumed'' she was an Amazon from an unfamiliar tribe. It turns out the only difference between them is that the Esquecida don't consider killing Flor a valid solution to the Hera problem.

** Circe, as always. At one point she tries to use her wizardry to take the powers of all the Wonder Girls who existed at the time, to circumvent this.