| 1 | [[WMG:[[center:[-'''[[Characters/{{Smallville}} Main Character Index]]'''\ |
| 2 | [[Characters/SmallvilleKents The Kents]] | [[Characters/SmallvilleHigh Smallville High Alumni]] | [[Characters/SmallvilleLuthorCorp LuthorCorp]] | [[Characters/SmallvilleKryptonians Kryptonians]] | [[Characters/SmallvilleLanes The Lanes]] | [[Characters/SmallvilleDailyPlanet Daily Planet Staff]] | '''Clark's Allies''' | [[Characters/SmallvilleMeteorFreaks Meteor Freaks]] | [[Characters/SmallvillePhantomZone Phantom Zone Escapees]] | [[Characters/SmallvilleGovernment Government Agents and Rogues]] | [[Characters/SmallvilleApokiliptians Apokiliptians]] | [[Characters/SmallvilleOtherMajorVillains Other Major Villains]] | [[Characters/SmallvilleEarth2 Earth-2]]-]]]]] |
| 3 | |
| 4 | [[foldercontrol]] |
| 5 | !!Civilians |
| 6 | [[folder:Dr. Virgil Swann]] |
| 7 | !!Dr. Virgil Swann |
| 8 | !!!'''Species:''' Human |
| 9 | !!!'''Played By:''' Creator/ChristopherReeve |
| 10 | [[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/virgilswann.jpg]] |
| 11 | [[caption-width-right:350:''"You must write your own destiny... Kal-El."'']] |
| 12 | A wealthy scientist, Virgil Swann dedicated his life to seeking out and establishing contact with extraterrestrial life. In 1989, he received a transmission from outer space and eventually deciphered it as a message from Krypton telling of the destroyed planet's last survivor, Kal-El. |
| 13 | |
| 14 | Fourteen years later, after seeing a newspaper photo of a Kryptonian symbol burned into the Kents' barn, Dr. Swann tracked down Clark Kent and invited him to his laboratory at the New York City Planetarium; when Clark came to visit him, he told him of his Kryptonian heritage and encouraged Clark to pursue his own destiny. In Season 3's "Legacy," it was revealed he was an old acquaintance of Lionel Luthor, who attempted to get info about Clark out of him. At the end of the episode, Swann somehow managed to get ahold of the key to Clark's spaceship. |
| 15 | |
| 16 | In Season 4's "Sacred", Swann died of unknown causes, though not before returning the spaceship key to Clark along with a final letter of encouragement. In Season 7, it's revealed that Swann, along with Lionel, the Teagues, and the Queens, founded a [[SecretCircleOfSecrets secret society called Veritas]] that was dedicated to protecting Kal-El (known to them as "The Traveler"). Swann also kept a journal that was passed down to his daughter Patricia, who gave it to Clark. |
| 17 | ---- |
| 18 | * TheCharacterDiedWithHim: Christopher Reeve's passing in 2004 results his onscreen character Swann's death on ''Smallville''. |
| 19 | * GeniusCripple: Swann was highly intelligent despite being paralyzed. |
| 20 | * HandicappedBadass: In "Legacy," he and Lionel face off, and he manages to verbally kick Lionel's ass. |
| 21 | * {{Herald}}: See the above quote. |
| 22 | * MentorArchetype: To Clark, teaching him more about his origins. |
| 23 | * MisterExposition: He's the one who tells Clark all about Krypton. |
| 24 | * RealLifeWritesThePlot: Chistopher Reeve's death is the reason for Swann's passing. |
| 25 | * RemakeCameo: Reeves played Superman in the 1978 film ''Film/SupermanTheMovie'' and in [[Film/SupermanII its]] [[Film/SupermanIII three]] [[Film/SupermanIVTheQuestForPeace sequels]]. |
| 26 | * {{Tuckerization}}: His last name, Swann, was named after legendary Superman comics artist Curt Swan. |
| 27 | [[/folder]] |
| 28 | |
| 29 | [[folder:Sheriff Nancy Adams]] |
| 30 | !!Sheriff Nancy Adams |
| 31 | !!!'''Species:''' Human |
| 32 | !!!'''Played By:''' Creator/CamilleMitchell |
| 33 | [[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/nancy_adams_smallville.jpg]] |
| 34 | |
| 35 | Smallville's sheriff. |
| 36 | ---- |
| 37 | * ActionGirl: Being a police officer, she had to be. |
| 38 | * KilledOffForReal: In Season 5's "Lockdown." |
| 39 | * MustHaveCaffeine: Amusingly, the only real connection she has with anyone outside of work is through their coffee (eg. Lana as the owner of the Talon and its fancy espresso rig). |
| 40 | * RedeemingReplacement: Unlike Sheriff Ethan, she is not corrupt. |
| 41 | [[/folder]] |
| 42 | |
| 43 | [[folder:Dr. Emil Hamilton]] |
| 44 | !!Dr. Emil Hamilton |
| 45 | !!!'''Species:''' Human |
| 46 | !!!'''Played By:''' Creator/AlessandroJuliani |
| 47 | [[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/a4df1241175c7e694a651fa14e289977.jpg]] |
| 48 | A doctor and surgeon at Metropolis General Hospital, Emil is kept on retainer by Oliver Queen beginning in Season 8; as Green Arrow's inside man, his job is to look the other way when a [[ComicBook/JusticeLeagueOfAmerica member of the team]] comes in with bullet wounds or even weirder injuries. Emil's role quickly evolves, however, and he becomes the team's tech-guy, biologist, coroner, and confidant all rolled into one. He's been to Watchtower, examined Doomsday's blood, and whipped up cures for [[EverythingsDeaderWithZombies zombie]] [[TheVirus viruses]], among other things. All in a days work for a SuperHero's MD. |
| 49 | ---- |
| 50 | * AgeLift: Hamilton is much younger here compared to his comic counterpart who's generally middle aged or older. |
| 51 | * BadassBookworm: He's a SecretKeeper for the entire Justice League, and there's pretty much nothing you can do to make him reveal those secrets, even if he ''does'' panic a bit when threatened with physical violence. |
| 52 | * CartwrightCurse: The two women he's been established as having any sort of romantic or sexual connection to, his wife and [[PairTheSmartOnes Tess]], are both dead, his wife before he ever appears on the show and Tess by the end of the show's run. This is weakened a bit by the Season Eleven comics, wherein Tess is essentially [[BrainUploading brought back to life]]. |
| 53 | * TheCoroner: Frequently gets to examine the bodies of the latest super-powered SerialKiller's victims. |
| 54 | * DeadpanSnarker: Has his moments, usually when under pressure. |
| 55 | * ElvisImpersonator: In "Fortune." Seriously. |
| 56 | * GadgeteerGenius: EMP grenades, high-tech cars--you name it. |
| 57 | * HiddenDepths: Turns out he's a hell of a singer, but hasn't performed--or even had a good time--since his wife died. |
| 58 | * HomePornMovie: Films one with [[EvilGenius Tess]] while drunk. |
| 59 | * KissingUnderTheInfluence: With Tess in "Fortune". Heads right into AliensMadeThemDoIt. |
| 60 | * NonActionGuy: Emil has no fighting skills and doesn't pretend to, panicking very easily when threatened with physical violence. He never betrays the team, though, even under threat of torture. |
| 61 | * NoSenseOfHumor: Often played this way. It's not so much that he's humorless, but that he's a very serious person with no time for jokes. |
| 62 | * OmnidisciplinaryScientist: Biology, medicine, technology--Emil's good with all of it. |
| 63 | * PairTheSmartOnes: With the equally bright (if in a [[ManipulativeBastard different]] [[TheChessmaster sort]] [[TheCracker of]] [[EvilGenius way]]) Tess. |
| 64 | * TheQuietOne: Very calm and reserved. |
| 65 | * SecretKeeper: For the entire ComicBook/{{Justice League|of America}}. He keeps it in the face of a VRA interrogation to boot. |
| 66 | ** In early season nine he was also the secret keeper for Chloe's BigBrotherIsWatching shenanigans. He apparently had been poking around inside the Watchtower without her realizing it and found her out. |
| 67 | * TheSmartGuy: Frequently plays this role to Oliver, Clark, and company. |
| 68 | * SugarAndIcePersonality: Fits this trope very well. |
| 69 | [[/folder]] |
| 70 | |
| 71 | [[folder:Det. Maggie Sawyer]] |
| 72 | !!Detetive Maggie Sawyer |
| 73 | !!!'''Species:''' Human |
| 74 | !!!'''Played By:''' Creator/JillTeed |
| 75 | A reoccuring ally who first met Clark in Season 2 as a lieutenant, and later appering in one episode for Seasons 3, 5 and 7. She also appeared in the Season 11 comics working with Dan Turpin, who previously appeared in a Season 8 episode. |
| 76 | ---- |
| 77 | * AgeLift: Unlike most depictions Maggie appears to be older than Dan Turpin by at least a decade assuming they are roughly the same ages as their actors. |
| 78 | [[/folder]] |
| 79 | |
| 80 | !!Superheroes |
| 81 | [[folder:Andrea Rojas / Angel of Vengeance]] |
| 82 | !!Andrea Rojas / Angel of Vengeance |
| 83 | !!!'''Species:''' Metahuman |
| 84 | !!!'''Played By:''' Creator/DeniseQuinones |
| 85 | [[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/mv5bmze4yjfmytmtzjiwni00zmu1lwiyowmtotk5mdm1yzlizmuyxkeyxkfqcgdeqxvymjg2mtmyntm_v1.jpg]] |
| 86 | A girl who received meteor powers from a heart transplant from someone who has been killed by a meteor. She fights crime in Metropolis and is named "Angel of Vengeance" by Chloe. |
| 87 | ---- |
| 88 | * AdaptationalNameChange: In the comics she called Acrata, which is the name of her mother's organization in the show. |
| 89 | * AdaptationalSuperpowerChange: In the comics, Acrata is a ShadowWalker. |
| 90 | * AllThereInTheManual: Andrea feels guilty about her actions in "Vengeance" and jumps back from the slippery slope, but it happens during the online/DVD extra ''The Vengeance Chronicles'' rather than on the show itself. And only Chloe seems to be aware of it for the time being. Also, Andrea decides to continue as a superhero, with Chloe as her friend and confidante. |
| 91 | * ClarkKenting: Mild-mannered reporter at the ''Daily Planet'' who wears glasses. Sound familiar? |
| 92 | * TheCowl: She's a black-wearing dark vigilante that fights crime at night. |
| 93 | * InASingleBound: She can jump from the ground to an office building's window and jump between buildings. |
| 94 | * KillHimAlready: When Clark does a NeckLift to the week's bad guy. |
| 95 | * PayEvilUntoEvil: She kills criminals that deserve it. |
| 96 | * ShadowArchetype: To Clark. Both of them had a parent they lost indirectly due to Lionel Luthor. And at the time of their meeting, both of them were driven by vengeance. However, while Clark was able to turn back from JumpingOffTheSlipperySlope by remembering his late father's advice, Andrea unfortunately let her pain and anger get the better of her, and after killing the man responsible for murdering her mother and doing nearly the same to Lionel (he ordered the hit) before disappearing from public view as a fugitive. |
| 97 | * SuperStrength: She can easily send grown men flying. |
| 98 | * UncertainDoom: In the Season 11 comics Rose Wilson claimed to have taken Andrea down, but it isn't made clear whether she killed her as she didn't kill Stargirl when she had the chance and Superboy doubted she could actually kill someone. |
| 99 | * [[YouKilledMyFather You Killed My Mother]]: She says this to Lionel, who ordered the hit on her mother. |
| 100 | [[/folder]] |
| 101 | |
| 102 | [[folder:Legion of Superheroes]] |
| 103 | !ComicBook/LegionOfSuperHeroes -- Rokk Krinn (Creator/RyanKennedy), Imra Ardeen (Creator/AlexzJohnson), Garth Ranzz (Creator/CalumWorthy), Brainiac 5 (Creator/JamesMarsters) |
| 104 | [[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/e731ed20df24257b8b354e1a8b37747b.jpg]] |
| 105 | * ActionGirl: Imra. |
| 106 | * AmbiguouslyHuman: They're said to come from other planets though in the comics it varies whether the Legion are HumanAliens or descended from Earth colonists. We'ree not told which is the case here. |
| 107 | * BookDumb: Garth is implied to be this. |
| 108 | * CivvieSpandex: They sport outfits inspired by their comic costumes presumably for disguise. The Season 11 comics have them in their classic outfits in the 31st Century. |
| 109 | * ComicBookMoviesDontUseCodenames: They are never called Cosmic Boy, Saturn Girl and Lightning Lad. Inverted with Brainiac 5, who is never called by his civilian name, Querl Dox. |
| 110 | * ExtraOreDinary: Rokk |
| 111 | * {{Fanboy}}: Garth is an unabashed Kal-El fanboy. Fortunately, it's one of the rare harmless examples of this in-show. |
| 112 | * FantasticRacism: Have suffered it, courtesy of radical Humanists. |
| 113 | * FreudianTrio: Garth's the Id, Rokk the Ego, and Imra the Superego. This is more or less consistent with their portrayal in the comics. |
| 114 | * GadgeteerGenius: Brainiac 5. He's the one behind the Flight Rings and most of their other tech. |
| 115 | * HeelFaceTurn: The Legion re-programs [[RoboticPsychopath Brainiac]] into [[GadgeteerGenius Brainiac 5]]. |
| 116 | * HumanAliens: Imra, Garth, and Rokk all look pretty darn human. |
| 117 | * OmniscientMoralityLicence: Think they have one, due to being from the future. |
| 118 | * MythologyGag: Garth asks Clark to sign a baseball for his sister. Those who've read the Legion comics know that she's Light Lass, one of the other Legionnaires. |
| 119 | * ShockAndAwe: Garth, again. |
| 120 | * ShootTheDog: Their objective. |
| 121 | * SmallRoleBigImpact: Rokk, Irma and Garth only have one major appearance in the series (with Rokk later having an additional cameo in "Doomsday"), but their introduction in the episode "Legion" has a massive impact on how the last three seasons of the show play out. |
| 122 | ** Clark and the Legion separate Brainiac from his host, Chloe, without having to kill her, which later leads to Chloe running off with Davis Bloome in the latter half of Season 8, something that did not happen in the Legion's original timeline. Ultimately, this change in the timeline results in Jimmy Olsen's death and the Justice League temporarily drifting apart. |
| 123 | ** The Legion give Clark two of their rings, so he'll be able to contact them or visit them whenever he likes. Lois gets her hands on one by mistake at the end of Season 8 and travels one year into the future. This event plays a vital role in the Kandorian arc of Season 9, when she discovers [[BadFuture a world where Zod conquered the Earth]] ("Pandora") and she returns to her own time with [[TraumaInducedAmnesia repressed knowledge]] of everything she learned ("Savior", "Pandora"). |
| 124 | ** In Season 10's "Homecoming", it's revealed that the Legion's decision to take Brainiac back to their own time and try to reform him actually paid off. Brainiac 5 shows Clark his past, present and future to convince him to let go of his doubts and regrets that are holding him back - and this is shown to be a very important, positive experience for Clark, that gives him another big push towards becoming the hero he was always meant to be for the rest of Season 10. |
| 125 | * TheSmartGuy: Brainiac 5. |
| 126 | * SugarAndIcePersonality: Imra comes off as TheStoic thanks to her {{Telepathy}}, but as the episode shows, she really does have a heart in there. |
| 127 | * {{Telepathy}}: Imra |
| 128 | ** MindProbe: Although it backfires horribly against Brainiac. |
| 129 | %%* ThouShaltNotKill: They pick it up from Clark. |
| 130 | %%* TwoGuysAndAGirl |
| 131 | [[/folder]] |
| 132 | |
| 133 | [[folder:Justice Society of America]] |
| 134 | !!ComicBook/JusticeSocietyOfAmerica -- [[ComicBook/{{Hawkman}} Carter Hall/Hawkman]] (Creator/MichaelShanks), [[ComicBook/DoctorFate Kent Nelson / Doctor Fate]] (Creator/BrentStait), [[ComicBook/StargirlDCComics Courtney Whitmore/Stargirl]] (Creator/BrittIrvin), Dinah Drake/Black Canary I, Wesley Dodds/Sandman (Creator/KenLawson), Sylvester Pemberton/Star-Spangled Kid (Creator/JimShield), Pat Dugan/Stripesy, Shiera Hall/Hawkgirl (Creator/SaharBiniaz), [[ComicBook/TheFlash Jay Garrick/The Flash]], [[ComicBook/GreenLantern Alan Scott / Green Lantern]], [[ComicBook/{{Wildcat}} Ted Grant/Wildcat]], Charles [=McNider=]/Dr Mid-Nite, Abigail Hunkel/Red Tornado I, Rex Tyler/Hourman, Terry Sloane/Mister Terrific, [[ComicBook/TheSpectre Jim Corrigan/The Spectre]], [[ComicBook/TheAtom Al Pratt/The Atom]] |
| 135 | [[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/smallville_239.jpg]] |
| 136 | A team of heroes that predated Clark's generation. |
| 137 | ---- |
| 138 | * AbortedArc: The reformation of the Justice Society of America ended up as this. The ending of ''Absolute Justice'' had Stargirl and Hawkman looking for the old JSA members with the implication they were going to restart the team. This plotline was never picked up again. Although the Season 11 comics would introduce Jay Garrick/The Flash and have him form the ComicBook/TeenTitans. |
| 139 | * AdaptedOut: Ted Knight/Starman was cut thanks to his role being combined with Sylvester Pemberton/Star-Spangled Kid. |
| 140 | * ActionGirl: Stargirl kicks a fair bit of butt. |
| 141 | * ActionHero: Hawkman |
| 142 | * AmbiguousSituation: Its unclear what happened to the remaining members of the JSA. Jay Garrick shows up in the Season 11 comics, but the fates of Alan Scott and the rest are never clarified. |
| 143 | * BadassAdorable: Stargirl |
| 144 | * BoomStick: Stargirl's cosmic staff which fires energy beams. |
| 145 | * BreakingTheFellowship: Disbanded after Checkmate had them arrested on false charges. Although they were released, the members realized they couldn't defy Checkmate's resouces and opted to go their separate ways. |
| 146 | * BrokenAce: ''All'' of them, but especially Hawkman. |
| 147 | * TheCameo: |
| 148 | ** In addition to the character inroduced in the episode, the arrest footage feature brief appearances from Jay Garrick/The Flash, Alan Scott/Green Lantern, Ted Grant/Wildcat,and Al Pratt/The Atom. A number of members also appear in the JSA portrait including Dinah Drake/Black Canary, Jim Corrigan/The Spectre, Rex Tyler/Hourman, Terry Sloane/Mr. Terrific, Charles McNider/Dr. Mid-Nite, and Shiera Saunder-Hall/Hawkgirl. |
| 149 | ** Kent Nelson's voice can briefly be heard when the Beast Boy of Series/Titans2018 travelled TheMultiverse. |
| 150 | * CarryABigStick: Hawkman's mace. His wife seems to have favored an EpicFlail. |
| 151 | * CompositeCharacter: Sylvester Pemberton combines his comic self with elements of both Ted Knight/Starman I(Founding member of the JSA and creator of the Cosmic Staff) and Jack Knight/Starman VI(General look and personality) |
| 152 | * CuteBruiser: Stargirl |
| 153 | * DeathSeeker: Hawkman, and possibly Doctor Fate. |
| 154 | ** Stargirl also appeared furious that Green Arrow saved her life when she went up against Icicle. Though it's implied that she was acting somewhat self-destructively due to Sylvester's death. |
| 155 | * DyingMomentOfAwesome: Hawkman. He fights Slade and is mortally wounded and set on fire, yet still flies to Lois' rescue before going out like the badass he is. |
| 156 | * FaceDeathWithDignity: Hawkman. He tells Clark that he'll have no problem defeating {{ComicBook/Darkseid}}, apologizes that he won't be there to help him, and even cracks a joke about how he's the expert on dying, then closes his eyes and [[BigSleep appears to go to sleep]]. Generally speaking, it's a pretty dignified way to go. |
| 157 | * TheGhost: Pat Dugan is only referenced by Courtney and never appears. |
| 158 | * GirlyBruiser: Stargirl |
| 159 | * GlassCannon: Doctor Fate's a RealityWarper, but goes down in one hit. He does seem to be a bit of a DeathSeeker, though. |
| 160 | * HappilyMarried: For all their issues, Carter and Shiera. |
| 161 | * {{Herald}}: Doctor Fate could be seen as this with the quote: |
| 162 | --->'''Doctor Fate''': (''to Clark'') [[TheReveal And when you show yourself to the world]]...[[ComicBook/JusticeLeagueOfAmerica it will be a different age than]] [[ComicBook/JusticeSocietyOfAmerica ours]], Clark. A [[UsefulNotes/TheSilverAgeOfComicBooks silver age of heroism]]...that will start when they look up into the sky at you with [[HopeSpringsEternal hope for tomorrow]]. [[TheParagon You will help everyone to embrace it]]. |
| 163 | * HeroicSacrifice: Doctor Fate sacrifices his own life to restore ComicBook/MartianManhunter's powers. |
| 164 | ** Hawkman in "Icarus." |
| 165 | * HeroWithBadPublicity: They were arrested and framed by the goverment organization Checkmate. Although they were eventually released, the false charges remained until Lois writes an article to restore their reputation. |
| 166 | * ILetGwenStacyDie: Hawkgirl for Carter, who died at the hands of the first Icicle. |
| 167 | * IntergenerationalFriendship: Between Stargirl and the older members of the Society. Hawkman eventually forms one with Clark and Oliver. |
| 168 | * KilledOffForReal: Star-Spangled Kid, Sandman, Doctor Fate, Hawkman. |
| 169 | * LittleMissBadass: Stargirl |
| 170 | * MaskOfPower: The Helmet of Nabu grants whoever wears it Doctor Fate's powers. God help you, though, if you aren't its personal choice. |
| 171 | * PermaStubble: Carter has a short beard. |
| 172 | * RealityWarper: Doctor Fate's powers. |
| 173 | * {{Reincarnation}}: Hawkman and Hawkgirl are the reincarnated selves of an Egyptian prince and his wife. |
| 174 | ** ReincarnationRomance: Hawkman and Hawkgirl again. |
| 175 | * SacrificialLion: Doctor Fate. |
| 176 | ** And Hawkman in "Icarus". |
| 177 | * TalkativeLoon: Doctor Fate in his human form as Kent Nelson. |
| 178 | * TogetherInDeath: Implied with Hawkman and Hawkgirl. |
| 179 | * TrueCompanions: "Family isn't just about blood." |
| 180 | * UndyingLoyalty: They stuck together in the face of their arrests, something Clark admired even when he thought they were criminals. |
| 181 | [[/folder]] |
| 182 | |
| 183 | [[folder:Green Lantern Corps]] |
| 184 | !![[ComicBook/GreenLantern Green Lantern Corps]]-- John Stewart, Hal Jordan (presumed deceased), Tomar-Re (deceased), Kyle Rayner (deceased), Guy Gardner (deceased), Salaak, Kilowog, Ch'p, Soranik Natu, Aya |
| 185 | An intergalactic police force created by the Guardians of the Universe. However one of their members, Hal Jordan, was possessed by Parallax and used to decimate the Corps into only a few members. |
| 186 | ---- |
| 187 | * AdaptationRelationshipOverhaul: The Yellow Lanterns were created by the Guardians to back up the Green Lantern Corps instead of being an antagonistic force like the Sinestro Corps. |
| 188 | * AmbiguousSituation: How Alan Scott relates to the larger Green Lantern Corps is unclear, with John Stewart admitting he has no idea how he got a power ring. In the comics, Alan's power source is quite different and he took the name by sheer coincidence. |
| 189 | * DeathByAdaptation: Hal Jordan, Guy Gardner, and Kyle Rayner are killed before they meet any other superheroes and never joined the Justice League. Tomar-Re was killed in Krypton's destruction which he survived elsewhere, while Ganthet and the Guardians were murdered by Parallax. |
| 190 | * DemotedToExtra: The other human Lanterns are only referenced in the backstory. |
| 191 | * DeadAlternateCounterpart: In regards to their Earth-12 counterparts, Hal is believed to have been killed by Parallax while Tomar-Re was killed by the destruction of Krypton. The Guardians themselves were all killed by Parallax. |
| 192 | * LegacyCharacter: After the original Guardians were killed by Parallax, the surviving members of the Corps agree to elect some of their members to be the new Guardians with John Stewart being one of them. |
| 193 | * PowerGlows: The Green Lantern uniforms. |
| 194 | * TheRemnant: Only a handful of Lanterns are left after the war with Parallax. |
| 195 | [[/folder]] |
| 196 | |
| 197 | [[folder:Mera]] |
| 198 | !Mera |
| 199 | !!!'''Species:''' Atlantean |
| 200 | !!!'''Played By:''' Creator/ElenaSatine |
| 201 | [[quoteright:303:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/1520516_merasv1_7.jpg]] |
| 202 | * ActionGirl: Can fight side by side with her husband, having similar powers to his. |
| 203 | * AlternateSelf: Has one on [[Franchise/DCExtendedUniverse Earth-1]]. |
| 204 | * BattleCouple: With A.C. (or "Orin", as she prefers to call him). |
| 205 | * DefrostingIceQueen: Initially has a poor option of Lois due to not having any powers, but once Lois proves herself, Mera changes her tune. |
| 206 | * FieryRedhead: Mera does not restrain from speaking her mind. |
| 207 | * GreenEyedMonster: A bit towards Lois, since she briefly dated A.C. in the past. |
| 208 | * HappilyMarried: To Arthur/Aquaman. |
| 209 | * MakingASplash: She can control water and make it hit with enough force to knock Clark over. |
| 210 | * NoSocialSkills: Whatsoever. |
| 211 | * RaisedByWolves: Or at least Atlanteans. Boy, does it show. From her lack of a nudity taboo, right down to how she speaks. |
| 212 | * SatelliteCharacter: Her role in the plot revolves around being A.C./Orin/Aquaman's wife. |
| 213 | * ShamelessFanserviceGirl: Changes clothes in front of Lois without even stopping to think about it and seems to enjoy making her fluster. |
| 214 | * SmugSuper: Mocked Lois for not having powers and any skills she considers useful. She tells Lois to her face that she doesn't understand what Arthur, Oliver, and Clark saw in her. Mera gets over herself when Lois helps them defeat [[GeneralRipper Slade]]. |
| 215 | * SuperStrength: On par with Arthur's. |
| 216 | * SuperSpeed: She can swim as fast as Arthur. |
| 217 | [[/folder]] |
| 218 | |
| 219 | [[folder:Barbara Gordon / Nightwing]] |
| 220 | !![[ComicBook/BatGirl Barbara Gordon / Nightwing]] |
| 221 | !!!'''Species:''' Human |
| 222 | The crime fighting partner to Bruce Wayne/Batman, but unlike her mentor she is far more optimist and has more of a sense of humour. This optimism eventually led her to be chosen as a Blue Lantern and she left to explore her new abilities, but not before arranging for her boyfriend Dick Grayson to take her place. |
| 223 | ---- |
| 224 | * AdaptationalBadass: Eventually becomes a Blue Lantern. |
| 225 | * AdaptationalEarlyAppearance: Not only is she Nightwing in this universe she was Batman's first partner and actually introduced Bruce to Dick Grayson. |
| 226 | [[/folder]] |
| 227 | |
| 228 | !!ComicBook/JusticeLeagueOfAmerica |
| 229 | [[folder:In General]] |
| 230 | [[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/d1e3e0fe7b487eaa1399043a00e5e28f.jpg]] |
| 231 | [[caption-width-right:350:The Original Five]] |
| 232 | A team assembled by Oliver Queen in Season 6 with the intent of taking down [=LuthorCorp=]'s Level 33.1, the ComicBook/{{Justice League|of America}} has gone through many goals and a constantly rotating membership ever since. Simultaneously an elite strike team and a RagtagBunchOfMisfits, the as-yet-unnamed League has handled everything from {{Corrupt Corporate Executive}}s to {{alien invasion}}s, all while doing their best to stay under the radar. |
| 233 | ---- |
| 234 | * BadassCrew: Let's see--we got the [[ComicBook/TheFlash Fastest Man Alive]], an ActionGirl with a sonic scream, a {{Cyborg}} with SuperStrength, and the King of the Seas. All led by the biggest BadassNormal in the show, with the occasional assist from ComicBook/{{Superman}} and [[ComicBook/MartianManhunter Mars' Last Survivor]]. |
| 235 | * BigDamnHeroes: Often. |
| 236 | * CheapCostume: Bart wears sunglasses and a red hoodie with a lightning bolt sewn on. Oliver wears green leather and, again, sunglasses. A.C. dresses in green scuba pants and an orange shirt. Victor wears a silver-grey jumpsuit. Dinah relies on a makeup mask, a [[HellBentForLeather black leather outfit]], and a wig in her SecretIdentity. Clark, of course, had his red jacket/blue shirt combo (later a black BadassLongcoat). For bonus points, compare their looks with those of the JSA, who all wear their classic spandex costumes. |
| 237 | * DeadpanSnarker: All of them on occasion, but especially Victor. |
| 238 | * DistressedDude: Each of them has been caught by Lex in some way or another and needed to be saved by Clark. Something Chloe points out in "Justice". |
| 239 | * LaResistance: How they see themselves. |
| 240 | * {{Superhero}}: They move closer to the archetype with every episode, but aren't quite there yet, having yet to move into the public eye or wear their classic costumes. |
| 241 | * WesternTerrorists: How the government (and [[BigBad Lex]]) see them. |
| 242 | * YourTerroristsAreOurFreedomFighters: The government considers them terrorists for attacking holding facilities and blowing up Lex's 33.1 installations. The League sees themselves as [[LaResistance freedom fighters]], keeping people like Lex and Slade Wilson from experimenting on metahumans. |
| 243 | [[/folder]] |
| 244 | |
| 245 | [[folder:Oliver Queen / Green Arrow]] |
| 246 | !![[ComicBook/GreenArrow Oliver Queen / Green Arrow]] |
| 247 | !!!'''Species:''' Human |
| 248 | !!!'''Played By:''' Creator/JustinHartley |
| 249 | [[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/oliver-queen_6997.jpg https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/c4c4ccd09147c401abaf8918e544ecd7.jpg]] |
| 250 | A billionaire playboy on the surface, Oliver was orphaned at a young age. This experience, combined with being stranded on an island a few years before the series began, prompted him to become a crimefighter, putting the archery skills he learned on the island to work as the Green Arrow, a leather-clad vigilante, with a sometimes shaky moral code. |
| 251 | |
| 252 | First arriving in Metropolis in Season 6, Oliver dated ComicBook/LoisLane and clashed with Clark over whether a pro-active or reactive approach was the best way to deal with crime. Frustrated with Clark's HeroicNeutral tendencies, Oliver gathered the proto-ComicBook/{{Justice League|of America}} in an effort to shut down his old classmate ComicBook/LexLuthor's Level 33.1 laboratories, eventually leaving Smallville (and Lois) to fight [=LuthorCorp=] all over the world. |
| 253 | |
| 254 | Returning briefly in Season 7, Oliver had his secret outed in front of Lois during a battle with ComicBook/BlackCanary. In Season 8, he became a regular cast member. This led to many revelations about his past, including his tortured relationship with [[TheBaroness Tess Mercer]], whom he assists in taking over [=LuthorCorp=]. Oliver would go on to struggle with an intensification of his already-existing feelings of self-loathing, emptiness, and alienation. Entering a relationship with his girlfriend seemed to help snap him out of it, but her disappearance early in Season 10 sent Oliver into another downward spiral. |
| 255 | |
| 256 | A deeply screwed-up young man with [[HeroicSelfDeprecation an extremely negative view of himself]] and the world, Oliver has clashed with the more idealistic Clark on many occasions. Despite this, he remains a loyal friend to the future Superman, a great (if flawed) {{Superhero}}, and one of the biggest badasses in the entire show. |
| 257 | ---- |
| 258 | * TheAlcoholic: Oliver's always had a drinking problem, but in Season 9, he descends into this. |
| 259 | * AntiHero: When we first meet him, he believes that, if a CorruptCorporateExecutive buys valuable artifacts from evil warlords or TheMafia, it's justifiable to steal the artifacts away from them and use them to fund charities. He provides the cynicism to Clark's idealism and, unlike our hero, is willing to stray from ThouShaltNotKill if he deems it necessary. |
| 260 | * TheArtifact: As Green Arrow, he always wears a hood, dark sunglasses, and a voice modifier...even after he publicly reveals his superhero identity, making all these disguises completely unnecessary. |
| 261 | * AscendedExtra: He started out as a recurring guest character for the first half of Season 6, after which Oliver left town. But fan response was so overwhelmingly positive to the character that Ollie was brought back to guest star again in an episode of Season 7, and then brought on as a full cast member from Season 8 onward. |
| 262 | * BadassNormal: He more than makes up for lack of superpowers with archery and athleticism. |
| 263 | * BashBrothers: With Clark by the later seasons. |
| 264 | * BrokenAce: Oliver is rich and successful, moonlights as a superhero, and has more women than he can handle. And he ''hates'' himself, as demonstrated by his self-destructive tendencies, alcoholism, inability to commit to anything, and attempted suicide in Season 9. |
| 265 | * TheCasanova: Pre-Lois and Chloe. |
| 266 | * CheapCostume: A green leather hoodie and sunglasses. Somehow, he makes it look badass. |
| 267 | * CompositeCharacter: He's Green Arrow in name and abilities, but his status as the more cynical BadassNormal AntiHero to Clark's idealist who eventually becomes his best friend is more similar to Bruce Wayne. |
| 268 | * TheCorruptible: As proven by Desaad in "Masquerade" and referenced by Zod in "Dominion". |
| 269 | * TheCynic: Contrasting with Clark's [[TheIdealist idealist]]. |
| 270 | * DeadAlternateCounterpart: [[InvertedTrope Inverted]]. Confirmed to still be alive in 2018, all his counterparts are either dead or their status is unknown. |
| 271 | * DespairEventHorizon: Hits it in Season 9. After an intervention from Chloe, he gets better. |
| 272 | * DualWielding: In "Dominion". |
| 273 | * {{Expy}}: There are some sharp similarities between his characterization and relationship with Clark, and that of ComicBook/{{Batman}}. Throw in the fact that ''Film/TheDarkKnightTrilogy'' likely meant the writers couldn't use Bruce, and that makes a lot of sense all of a sudden. |
| 274 | ** Appropriate, given that initially ComicBook/GreenArrow was very much [[PoorMansSubstitute the poor man's Batman]] in the comics, with his earliest stories featuring Speedy as a blatant {{Expy}} of Robin, as well as an Arrow-Mobile and even an "Arrow Cave." |
| 275 | * FatalFlaw: His self-loathing. Oliver became a hero partly to make up for how bad he used to be but he is willing to cross lines either because of his low self-view of himself or overzealous desire to get over it and when he does such things it causes him to view himself as unworthy of being a hero, leading to even more self-loathing. His flaws essentially feed into themselves. |
| 276 | * FriendsWithBenefits: What he and Chloe try to be in Season 9, even though... |
| 277 | ** EveryoneCanSeeIt: They feel for each other much more strongly than that. |
| 278 | * GoodCounterpart: To Lex, the two acting as a [[MirrorCharacter reflection]] of the other in regard to their journey and relationship with Clark while the two have similar character flaws. Lex started out as friends with Clark but his personal flaws and toxic relationship with Lionel led him down a dark path that resulted in him becoming Clark's ArchEnemy. Oliver meanwhile started out as a reluctant ally to Clark, with it taking some time for the two to become genuine friends and while his flaws cause problems he ultimately is able to overcome them to become a better hero unlike Lex who decides to simply embrace them. |
| 279 | * GunKata: Against Lex in Season 7's "Siren". |
| 280 | * HellBentForLeather: His superhero costume is made of leather |
| 281 | * HeroicSelfDeprecation: Saying that Oliver hates himself is not an understatement. |
| 282 | * HeterosexualLifePartners: With Clark. |
| 283 | * HonestCorporateExecutive: Every cent of Queen Industries' money was earned honestly. Ollie treats his employees fairly and, unlike Lex, refuses to sell to the bad guys. This is actually one of his biggest problems with Tess and the Luthors--the way they let their desire for profit get in the way of ethical business practices. |
| 284 | * IDidWhatIHadToDo: Regarding his murder of Lex. In fairness, the latter character ''was'' trying to mass-murder everyone in Metropolis. |
| 285 | * IconicSequelCharacter: He is introduced after Season 5 but is a memorable character. So memorable in fact, that he became the foundation of ''Smallville'''s [[invoked]]SpiritualSuccessor. |
| 286 | * InSpiteOfANail: Despite many differences between himself and his counterpart from ''Series/{{Arrow}}'' in terms of background and personality, they have lived very similar lives to each other in comparison to the comic book version. Both were [[Main/TheCowl cynical powerless vigilantes]] who were good friends with [[Main/TheCape a more optimistic superhero with powers]], ended up in relationships with women who acted as mission control to their teams as opposed to their comic book love interest Black Canary, and eventually each had a child with their respective wives with neither one being Connor Hawke who is his son in the comics. Also unlike in the comics they essentially replace [[ComicBook/{{Batman}} a more famous superhero]] in their respective universes, with it later being revealed that said hero had already established himself and been active for years. |
| 287 | * InterruptedSuicide: Clark stops Toyman's bomb before Oliver can use it to kill himself in Season 9's "Echo". |
| 288 | * JerkWithAHeartOfGold: He may seem oblivious and jerky at times, but his heart is always in the right place. |
| 289 | * KarmaHoudini: {{Deconstruction}} It was revealed in "Reunion" that he accidentally caused the death of one of the classmates that he bullied. We don't actually see if he gets punished, but either way, Oliver's self-loathing as an adult has its roots in this incident, and his desire to be a hero is partly about trying to redeem himself. |
| 290 | ** Oliver also never faces legal repercussions for straight-up murdering Lex in Season 8 and pinning it on Winslow Schott. Instead, he falls into a guilty, suicidal depression in early Season 9, renounces his vengeful, murderous ways for good after "Roulette", and is metaphorically redeemed by overcoming Darkseid's corruption at the end of Season 10. Lex's eventual resurrection means Oliver is a hero who literally got away with murder. |
| 291 | * LadykillerInLove: With Lois in Seasons 6 and 7, and with Chloe in Seasons 9 and 10. |
| 292 | * TheLancer: Started out as TheLeader to the ComicBook/{{Justice League|of America}}, but rapidly shaped up to be this to Clark. |
| 293 | * TheMasqueradeWillKillYourDatingLife: It certainly blew up his relationship with Lois. |
| 294 | * MrFanservice: Seen very often without a shirt on. |
| 295 | * NiceJobBreakingItHero: In the Season 8 finale. He and Chloe are more or less responsible for Jimmy's death. |
| 296 | * NonIdleRich: Ollie is one of the richest men in the world, and he uses his wealth, connections, and company to fight for what's right. |
| 297 | * ParentalAbandonment: His mom and dad died in a plane crash when he was very young. Guilt about it has left him very bitter |
| 298 | * PayEvilUntoEvil: His murder of Lex after Lex threatens to nuke Metropolis. He feels incredibly guilty about it and people scold him, but given how much of a twisted sociopath and would-be mass-murderer Lex had become, it's easy to see why he did it. |
| 299 | * PragmaticHero: Is willing to KILL villains, if it is for the greater good. |
| 300 | * ProperlyParanoid: Frequently. He and Chloe collecting an arsenal of Kryptonite weapons in Season 9 may look irrational, but as the BadFuture episode "Pandora" proves, they really come in handy. |
| 301 | * ReallyGetsAround: Tess, Lois, Chloe... not to mention all his other conquests. |
| 302 | * ReformedBully: In high school, he was TheBully. He has since repented, but his role in the bullying of Duncan, Lex, and others is one of the reasons why he's come to hate himself. Despite Lex's turn to evil, Ollie actually makes a point of personally giving Lex a heartfelt apology for his behavior as a teenager. It's lampshaded in-universe that, although Ollie did some bad things a teen, he's been working hard to redeem himself...while Lex has gone in the opposite direction. |
| 303 | * SecretIdentityIdentity: Oliver Queen really doesn't exist. Sometimes he's not sure Green Arrow does either. |
| 304 | * SecretRelationship: With Chloe in Season 9. The relationship is soon discovered by Clark and Lois, though... |
| 305 | * SharpDressedMan: Whenever he's in a suit. |
| 306 | * ShootTheDog: Seems to be his job description some days. |
| 307 | * SuicideByCop: Winslow Schott plans to kill Oliver with a bomb during one of Oliver's bleakest periods of depression and self-loathing... and Oliver actually tries to make Schott's plan work. |
| 308 | * TeamMemberInTheAdaptation: {{Downplayed|Trope}} as Oliver did join the Justice League in the comics, but he was never a founding member. |
| 309 | * TheTeamBenefactor: Provides all the nascent JLA's money. |
| 310 | * TrickArrow: Tasers, gas--what will he think of next? |
| 311 | * WhatTheHellHero: Courtesy of Chloe, after his murder of Lex. He turns it around on her by pointing out that she would have done exactly the same thing. |
| 312 | * YouShallNotPass: In the BadFuture episode "Pandora". Armed only with his trusty bow and arrows. Against an entire swarm of super-powered Kryptonians. Badass. |
| 313 | [[/folder]] |
| 314 | |
| 315 | [[folder:Bart Allen / Impulse]] |
| 316 | !![[ComicBook/TheFlash Bart Allen / Impulse]] |
| 317 | !!!'''Species:''' Metahuman |
| 318 | !!!'''Played By:''' Creator/KyleGallner |
| 319 | [[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/bart-allen_8757.jpg]] |
| 320 | A former thief gifted with SuperSpeed, Bart first met Clark when he saved Jonathan Kent from being hit by a car...only to immediately pick his pocket. After a rough beginning, he and Clark became friends, and Bart left town looking for other people like themselves. He later returned as a member of the ComicBook/{{Justice League|of America}} and has been a key member ever since, able to respond to crises moments after they begin. |
| 321 | ---- |
| 322 | * AccidentalTimeTravel: The Season 11 comics confirm he's from the 31st Century, where he was shown as a child meeting a time travelling Superman, though ''how'' he ended up in the past is unclear beyond that it had something to do with how he got his powers. |
| 323 | * AdaptationalEarlyAppearance: He debuts as a hero long before Barry or Wally in this version, and was an active crime fight and member of the Justice League years before Clark became Superman. |
| 324 | * AdaptationalRelationshipOverhaul: This version of Bart not only became friends with a young Clark years before he became Superman, but he was also one of the first people with powers that Clark became friends with. In the comics Bart appears many years after Clark became Superman and the two never really interacted. |
| 325 | * AmnesiacHero: Contrary to what he told Clark when they first met, the Season 11 comics reveal that he remembers nothing prior to getting his powers. A later story arc reveals that he comes from the 31st century and getting his powers somehow sent him back in time. |
| 326 | * BadassAdorable: Has a childlike look, but is a strong speedster. |
| 327 | * BigEater: He burns up a large amount of calories so he often eats large amounts of food quickly. |
| 328 | * CassandraTruth: He really is from the future like he told Chloe, though ironically he isn't aware of this. |
| 329 | * CheapCostume: His main outfit in the show. |
| 330 | * ComicBookMoviesDontUseCodenames: Although he does use Impulse, he never adopts the Flash identity unlike his comic self. |
| 331 | * CompositeCharacter: Is largely based off Bart Allen/Impulse, but his role as a founding member of the Justice League and friend of Superman are taken from Barry Allen/The Flash. |
| 332 | * GratuitousSpanish: In "Justice". |
| 333 | * HandsomeLech: Of the childish variety. He flirts with Chloe in all the times they meet, with varying but generally low levels of success. |
| 334 | --> '''Chloe''': I still have a boyfriend. |
| 335 | * HeelFaceTurn: From sneak thief to superhero. Not bad, Bart. |
| 336 | * HeroicSacrifice: In the Season 11 comics, sacrifices himself in order to defeat the ''Smallville'' version of the Black Flash. |
| 337 | * InTheHood: As seen in the above image. |
| 338 | * LegacyCharacter: Oddly averted considering reliance on the trope in ComicBook/TheFlash. He had no idea who Jay Garrick was and never uses the Flash codename. |
| 339 | * MythologyGag: |
| 340 | ** His fake identities are "Jay Garrick", "Barry Allen", and "Wally West", the first three Flashes from the comics (Season 11 would acknowledge this when they actually meet Jay). Bart himself in the comics became the fourth Flash. |
| 341 | ** Also, he tells Chloe he's from the future when using a bad pickup line, with Bart actually coming from the future in the comics. At the time however this wasn't revealed to be true for this version of the character. |
| 342 | * NotWearingTights: His outfit has the traditional Flash colors, but looks nothing like any of the comics outfits. Season 11 give him a costume thats seems to take inspiration from Jay Garrick's look rather than any of his comic outfits. |
| 343 | * ParentalAbandonment: He claims that he ran away from home after the way his parents looked at him after he got his powers. This was revealed to be a lie in the Season 11 comic, and his mother was briefly shown to be a woman living in the 31st century. |
| 344 | * PetTheDog: Saving Jonathan from the truck and later Chloe from a gunman. |
| 345 | * RequiredSecondaryPowers: He seems to have the "super-stopping" and "resistance to friction" things down. |
| 346 | * SmugSuper: A mild, almost likable version. Bart's incredibly cocky about his SuperSpeed, and it tends to get him into trouble. |
| 347 | * SunglassesAtNight: As part of his sort-of costume. |
| 348 | * SuperSpeed: Duh. |
| 349 | * TeamMemberInTheAdaptation: {{Downplayed|Trope}} as Bart did join the Justice League in the comics, but he was never a founding member. |
| 350 | [[/folder]] |
| 351 | |
| 352 | [[folder:Arthur "A.C." Curry / Aquaman]] |
| 353 | !![[Comicbook/{{Aquaman}} Arthur "A.C." Curry / Aquaman]] |
| 354 | !!!'''Species:''' Atlantean |
| 355 | !!!'''Played By:''' Creator/AlanRitchson |
| 356 | [[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/arthur-curry_174.jpg]] |
| 357 | A lifeguard with a penchant for eco-terrorism and corporate sabotage, A.C.'s attempts to destroy an environmentally unfriendly weapon developed by [=LuthorCorp=] ensured that he and Clark didn't get off to the best of starts. They were able to put their differences behind them, however, in the interests of stopping Lex; following this, A.C. left Smallville. After nearly being killed while sinking a whaling ship, A.C., now calling himself "Comicbook/{{Aquaman}}," was drafted into Oliver's superhero team after the latter saved his life. Captured and experimented on by [=LuthorCorp=] agents alongside Black Canary, A.C. went underground (or should that be underwater?) for some time, before [[IncrediblyLamePun resurfacing]] in Season 10, newly married and calling himself "Orin". |
| 358 | ---- |
| 359 | * BattleCouple: With [[ActionGirl Mera]] in Season 10. |
| 360 | * TheBeastmaster: Has been shown to have some degree of ability at communicating with and controlling animals. The degree has not yet been explored. |
| 361 | * HappilyMarried: As of Season 10's "Patriot". |
| 362 | * JamesBondage: Three times, courtesy of Lex, Tess, and Slade. |
| 363 | * KnownOnlyByTheirNickname: Not quite, but Arthur is usually referred to as "A.C.". |
| 364 | * MakingASplash: Can form water into blasts or compress it into missiles. He also gains his SuperStrength and SuperSpeed from contact with it. |
| 365 | * MobileFishbowl: A variation. A.C. has to drink or at least touch large amounts of water and avoid overheating or he loses his powers and may eventually die. |
| 366 | * MrFanservice: Has a fit body, which he shows often. |
| 367 | * SuperSpeed: In the water. He can swim faster than Clark can. |
| 368 | * SuperStrength: Not quite to Clark's level, but the boy can do some damage, from breaking shackles to beating five or six [=LuthorCorp=] guards to a pulp with his bare hands. |
| 369 | * SurferDude: In his earlier appearances. Softened later, but not entirely dropped until "Patriot." |
| 370 | * WalkingShirtlessScene: Receives a LampshadeHanging from Victor. |
| 371 | %%* WalkingSwimsuitScene |
| 372 | * WellIntentionedExtremist: A.C. bordered on this in his first appearances, what with sinking ships and blowing up factories in order to [[AnimalWrongsGroup save the environment]]. |
| 373 | * WhatKindOfLamePowerIsHeartAnyway: Arthur manages to be pretty badass despite this. |
| 374 | ** Which makes sense, seeing as the idea of Aquaman being 'useless' is an idea from the ''Superfriends'' cartoon. Every other incarnation of him ''has'' been Badass. |
| 375 | [[/folder]] |
| 376 | |
| 377 | [[folder:Victor Stone / Cyborg]] |
| 378 | !![[ComicBook/{{Cyborg}} Victor Stone / Cyborg]] |
| 379 | !!!'''Species:''' Cyborg |
| 380 | !!!'''Played By:''' Creator/LeeThompsonYoung |
| 381 | [[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/victor-stone_7307.jpg]] |
| 382 | Presumed dead in the car crash that killed his parents and sister, Victor Stone was saved by [=LuthorCorp=] and resurrected as part of an experiment in cybernetics. Clark saved him from Lex's men and reunited him with his girlfriend, Katherine. Sometime afterwards, Victor and Katherine broke up, which led to him living on the streets; he was recruited by Oliver, who gave him a place to stay and a reason to keep on going. |
| 383 | ---- |
| 384 | * AdaptationalAttractiveness: In addition to being more lithe and lean than other versions of the character, he still has his entire face. |
| 385 | * BackFromTheDead: Was reportedly killed in a car crash, but thanks to [=LuthorCorp=] technology, he's back and kicking. |
| 386 | * DesperatelyLookingForAPurposeInLife: After his girlfriend left him, he ended up living on the streets until Oliver found and recruited him. |
| 387 | * GeniusBruiser: He's the Justice League's muscle and their computer hacker. |
| 388 | * HollywoodCyborg: Was re-built by [=LuthorCorp=] after a very nasty accident. |
| 389 | * HollywoodHacking: Victor can interface with any system and download himself into it, allowing him to easily break any codes. |
| 390 | * IJustWantToBeNormal: In his first episode. He seems to be over it by "Justice". |
| 391 | * IOweYouMyLife: Towards Oliver. |
| 392 | * NighInvulnerability: Not quite to Clark's level, but unless you're backing a laser cannon, you aren't getting through Victor's hide. |
| 393 | * ParentalAbandonment: His mom, dad, and sister were killed in a car crash. |
| 394 | * SuperStrength: He can tear steel blast doors off their hinges. No kidding. |
| 395 | * TeamMemberInTheAdaptation: At the time the show was made he was best known as part of the ComicBook/TeenTitans, although later the ''New 52'' did have him as a founding member of the Justice League. |
| 396 | * TokenMinority: Initially, Victor is the only black member of the Justice League. ComicBook/MartianManhunter later joins, removing this status from him. |
| 397 | ** TwoferTokenMinority: If {{Cyborg}} counts as a minority, then yes. |
| 398 | [[/folder]] |
| 399 | |
| 400 | [[folder:Dinah Lance / Black Canary]] |
| 401 | !![[ComicBook/BlackCanary Dinah Lance / Black Canary]] |
| 402 | !!!'''Species:''' Metahuman |
| 403 | !!!'''Played By:''' Creator/AlainaHuffman |
| 404 | [[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/dinah-lance_6889.jpg https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/screenshot_20200809_163449_video_player.jpg]] |
| 405 | A right-wing vigilante with a passionate interest in justice, Dinah first appeared in Season 7, when she was hired by Lex Luthor to arrest Green Arrow, whom she believed to be a common criminal. After realizing she was on the wrong side, Dinah joined Oliver's team, helping to fight injustice round the world. She participated in the hunt for Clark in Season 8, helped battle Doomsday and Major Zod, and was most recently seen breaking out of the VRA's virtual prison in Season 10, alongside Clark, Oliver, Chloe, and Lois. |
| 406 | ---- |
| 407 | * ActionGirl: She was pretty [[DarkActionGirl dark]] in her first appearance, compared to the rest of the good guys. She becomes friendlier, but hasn't lost any of her badass points. |
| 408 | * AdaptationalPersonalityChange: Her being right-wing is quite a deviation from the comics, who was as equally left-leaning as Oliver, albeit less vocal about it. |
| 409 | * AntiHero: She's a flawed, misguided but well-intentioned heroine in her first appearance. In her later appearances, she's a genuine heroine. |
| 410 | * BlondeRepublicanSexKitten: Pretty, capable, and ''hard'' right-wing. |
| 411 | * BoyishShortHair: In a reverse of her comics self, she has short blonde hair as Black Canary and uses a dark haired wig in her civillian ID. In the last two seasons, her hair is longer making her better resemble her original comic counterpart. |
| 412 | * DecompositeCharacter: Her love interest role to Oliver was sent to Chloe. |
| 413 | * HellBentForLeather |
| 414 | * HiredGuns: Initially contracted by Lex to hunt down Green Arrow. |
| 415 | * LegacyCharacter: Confirmed by WordOfGod. Her mother Dinah Drake was Black Canary as part of the JSA. |
| 416 | * MythologyGag: She's given a bit of ShipTease with Oliver early on, as a nod to their on-again/off-again relationship in the comics. |
| 417 | * SecretIdentity: Dinah Lance, which she maintains via a long, brown-haired wig, over her short blonde hair. |
| 418 | * SecretIdentityIdentity: Black Canary is very much her real identity. |
| 419 | * StrawmanPolitical: Subverted. While her hard right-wing views are mocked by Chloe, Clark, and Oliver, the show never dissects them, thus making it impossible to prove her wrong in or out of series. |
| 420 | * StockingFiller: Fishnet style. |
| 421 | [[/folder]] |
| 422 | |
| 423 | [[folder:J'onn J'onnz / Martian Manhunter]] |
| 424 | !![[ComicBook/MartianManhunter J'onn J'onnz / Martian Manhunter]] |
| 425 | !!!'''Species:''' Martian |
| 426 | !!!'''Played By:''' Creator/PhilMorris |
| 427 | [[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/john-jones_2037.jpg]] |
| 428 | The last survivor of the extinct Martian race, J'onn J'onnz was a former intergalactic police officer, tasked with pursuing PhantomZone criminals. A friend of Clark's biological father Jor-El, he was asked to watch over Kal-El after his arrival on Earth. First appearing in Season 6 as a guardian figure during Clark's battles with the Zoners, J'onn is [[DePower depowered]] in the Season 8 premiere "Odyssey" after saving Clark's life, and takes on the identity of police detective John Jones. He serves as Clark and Oliver's contact inside the Metropolis PD; eventually regaining his powers thanks to Doctor Fate, he now works with the ComicBook/{{Justice League|of America}} on an ongoing basis. |
| 429 | ---- |
| 430 | * AlliterativeName: '''J''''onn '''J''''onnz. |
| 431 | * BadassBoast: "I'm Mars' last survivor. There's a reason for that." |
| 432 | * BadassLongcoat: Though he typically wore a cape in the comics, here he swaps it for a purple longcoat. |
| 433 | * BigDamnHeroes: His role in many episodes is to burst in at the last moment and save the day. |
| 434 | * BroughtDownToNormal: At the start of Season 8 as a result of flying a dying Clark (who [[BroughtDownToNormal lost his powers]] yet again) to the Sun in order to restore his powers. This gets reversed in Season 9's "Absolute Justice", [[HeroicSacrifice thanks to Doctor Fate]]. |
| 435 | * TheCameo: In the episode [[Recap/SmallvilleS01E06Hourglass Hourglass]], Cassandra's vision of Lex's future shows him standing on a field surrounded by the skeletons of people he has killed, with it possible to see an alien skull in the background suggesting Lex kills J'onn in the future. |
| 436 | * CivvieSpandex: Sports an outfit remeniscant of his traditional comic costume. |
| 437 | * AFormYouAreComfortableWith: Why he normally appears as a human instead of a green-skinned Martian. |
| 438 | * LastOfHisKind: The last of the Martian race. |
| 439 | * {{Mentor}}: To Clark, and the rest of the League. |
| 440 | * MysteriousProtector: At first. |
| 441 | * ReasonableAuthorityFigure: In his guise as a cop. |
| 442 | * RedEyesTakeWarning: Well, if you're a villain, anyway. |
| 443 | * ShapeshifterModeLock: Gets trapped in human form in Season 8. |
| 444 | * SuperheroPackingHeat: Following his ShapeshifterModeLock, yes. |
| 445 | * SuperpowerLottery: Like [[RoboticPsychopath Brainiac]], J'onn is a major winner. Let's see: |
| 446 | ** EyeBeams |
| 447 | ** FlyingBrick: Has SuperSpeed, SuperStrength, and {{Flight}}. While he lacks the usual NighInvulnerability, he compensates by having a HealingFactor (that, unfortunately, doesn't work in Earth's atmosphere) and being... |
| 448 | ** MadeOfAir: He can turn intangible, allowing attacks to pass through him. |
| 449 | ** ShapeShifting |
| 450 | * TrademarkFavoriteFood: Cookies, especially Oreos. |
| 451 | * TwoferTokenMinority: Black and a Martian. Though he may not actually count because he isn't actually black, he just uses a black human form. |
| 452 | [[/folder]] |
| 453 | |
| 454 | [[folder:Tess Mercer / Red Tornado]] |
| 455 | See the Characters/SmallvilleLuthorCorp page. |
| 456 | [[/folder]] |
| 457 | |
| 458 | [[folder:Bruce Wayne / Batman]] |
| 459 | !![[ComicBook/{{Batman}} Bruce Wayne / Batman]] |
| 460 | !!!'''Species:''' Human |
| 461 | Motivated by the murder of his parents, Bruce Wayne dedicated his life to become the vigilante Batman. First appearing in the Season 11 comic story ''Detective'', he became a good friend of Clark's and a part time member of the Justice League. He protects Gotham with help from Barbara Gordon, who operates as his partner Nightwing, but after she joins the Blue Lantern Corps she makes arrangements for Dick Grayson to replace her. |
| 462 | ---- |
| 463 | * AdaptationalLateAppearance: Played with as while it's not uncommon for Batman to have been operating in secret and then becoming more public around the time Superman debuts, here the Justice League and several other heroes had appeared by the time he makes his first official appearance when it's more common for him to be one of the team's founders. |
| 464 | * AlternateSelf: Has one from Earth-13, a sadistic criminal who murdered his own parents and resembles [[ComicBook/TheJoker a very well known villain]]. |
| 465 | * TheGhost: Never appears in the show, but is mentioned once by Chloe in Season 10. However in the episode [[Recap/SmallvilleS01E06Hourglass Hourglass]], Cassandra's vision of Lex's future shows him standing on a field surrounded by the skeletons of people he has killed, with it possible to see Batman's costume in the background suggesting he will be one of Lex's victims. |
| 466 | * YouDontLookLikeYou: His costume here is all black with no color. A flashback depicts him in a earlier suit that looked closer to the traditional design. |
| 467 | [[/folder]] |
| 468 | |
| 469 | [[folder:Diana of Themyscira / Wonder Woman]] |
| 470 | !![[ComicBook/WonderWoman Diana of Themyscira / Diana Prince / Wonder Woman]] |
| 471 | !!!'''Species:''' Amazonian |
| 472 | Princess of the Amazons, Diana first met Clark in the Season 11 comic story ''Olympus'' while searching for her missing mother Hippolyta. After finding her and reuniting with her childhood friend Steve Trevor, she decides to remain in Man's World as Wonder Woman and joins the Justice League. |
| 473 | ---- |
| 474 | * AdaptationalLateAppearance: Traditionally a founder of the Justice League, here she doesn't appear until the Season 11 comics. |
| 475 | * TheGhost: Never appears in the show, but is mentioned once by Chloe in Season 10. However in the episode [[Recap/SmallvilleS01E06Hourglass Hourglass]], Cassandra's vision of Lex's future shows him standing on a field surrounded by the skeletons of people he has killed, with it possible to see her bracelets and tiara in the background suggesting she will be one of Lex's victims. |
| 476 | [[/folder]] |
| 477 | |
| 478 | [[folder:John Stewart / Green Lantern]] |
| 479 | !![[ComicBook/GreenLantern John Stewart / Green Lantern]] |
| 480 | !!!'''Species:''' Human |
| 481 | A detective in the New York Police Department, John is also part of Green Lantern Corps and first meets Clark in the Season 11 comic story ''Lantern''. He eventually joins the Justice League. |
| 482 | ---- |
| 483 | * AdaptationalJobChange: Is a detective for the NYPD instead of an architect. |
| 484 | * TheCameo: Not him speifically but in the episode [[Recap/SmallvilleS01E06Hourglass Hourglass]], Cassandra's vision of Lex's future shows him standing on a field surrounded by the skeletons of people he has killed, with it possible to see a power ring in the background. While this doesn't necessarily mean it's John's power ring, it does suggest that Lex is fated to kill one of Earth's future Green Lanterns. |
| 485 | [[/folder]] |
| 486 | |
| 487 | [[folder:Zatanna Zatara]] |
| 488 | ![[ComicBook/{{Zatanna}} Zatanna Zatara]] |
| 489 | !!!'''Species:''' Human |
| 490 | !!!'''Played By:''' Creator/SerindaSwan |
| 491 | [[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/mv5bmti2odqwodcymv5bml5banbnxkftztcwmze1nte0mg_v1_uy1200_cr8406301200_al.jpg]] |
| 492 | The daughter of the world's greatest magician, Zatanna inherited his magical powers and uses them to fight magical threats. |
| 493 | ---- |
| 494 | * AlliterativeName: '''Z'''atanna '''Z'''atara. |
| 495 | * DoubleStandardRapeSciFi: When she casts her spell on Clark in ''Warrior'' to make him kiss her, things were clearly heading in a more intimate direction and the only reason it stopped was because Clark's love for Lois made him snap out of it. Despite this clearly being a violation of Clark's trust and a case of a hero abusing their powers, he bears no ill towards Zatanna and in fact feel guilty when he tells Lois about the kiss. |
| 496 | * HotWitch: Zatanna is a witch, and very attractive. |
| 497 | * KissingUnderTheInfluence: Does it to Clark, although her intent isn't malicious. |
| 498 | ** Her wedding present for Clark and Lois also causes this for [[PairTheSmartOnes Tess and Emil]], and leads to Chloe and Oliver getting married. |
| 499 | * LiteralGenie: Her spells grant the literal meaning of the wish, not the metaphorical one. |
| 500 | * LovePotion: In ''Warrior'' she hypnotizes Clark into making out with her. |
| 501 | * MagiciansAreWizards: Can perform both {{stage magic|ian}} and the real thing. |
| 502 | * MythologyGag: Her presence in the show and as Clark's ally actually serves as a clever reference to how her father first appeared in ''Action Comics #1'' just like Superman. |
| 503 | * ParentalAbandonment: Her dad is dead; we don't know about her mom. |
| 504 | * UnresolvedSexualTension: Clearly has a slight crush on Clark, who appears to on some level reciprocate. |
| 505 | * WhatTheHellHero: It doesn't occur on screen, but one has to think that she got one of these after "Fortune," given how absolutely horribly getting six people, one of whom has superpowers and all of whom are secretly a part of a vigilante organization, ridiculously drunk and then letting them loose among hundreds of people with no supervision could have gone. |
| 506 | [[/folder]] |
| 507 | |
| 508 | [[folder:Booster Gold]] |
| 509 | ![[ComicBook/BoosterGold Michael Carter / Booster Gold]] |
| 510 | !!!'''Species:''' Human |
| 511 | !!!'''Played By:''' Creator/EricMarstolf |
| 512 | [[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/mv5bmtc1odc5oty4m15bml5banbnxkftztcwmzy1ntmwnq_v1.jpg]] |
| 513 | A showboating and fame hungry time traveller from the 25th century who travelled to the present to take Superman's place as history's greatest hero. |
| 514 | ---- |
| 515 | * AdaptationRelationshipOverhaul: In this version Booster decides to mentor Jamie Reyes, a relationship they have never had in the comics or other adaptions. |
| 516 | * CelebrityIsOverrated: He gets to discover this over the course of his episode. |
| 517 | * {{Expy}}: This version of Booster Gold has quite a significant [[Film/MysteryMen Captain Amazing]] vibe. |
| 518 | * FreudianExcuse: His ridiculous personality and LargeHam[=/=]{{Jerkass}} tendencies stem from his desire to re-claim the fame he had before he started throwing matches. |
| 519 | * IdiotHero: Booster really isn't all that bright. |
| 520 | * IncrediblyLamePun: His name has "Gold" in it. Don't worry, he'll remind you shortly. |
| 521 | * {{Jerkass}}: Hugely so. |
| 522 | ** JerkWithAHeartOfGold: By the end of "Booster", saving Jaime's life (albeit by using what Clark said to him earlier) and agreeing to help Jaime learn to control the Scarab. |
| 523 | * JerkJock: He was a professional athlete before he became a "hero." |
| 524 | * MissionControl: His AI, Skeets. |
| 525 | * MrViceGuy: Well-intentioned, but ignorant, arrogant, and a danger to himself and others. |
| 526 | * PowerArmor: His suit, which enables {{flight}} and discharges HardLight energy beams. |
| 527 | * SmallNameBigEgo: He thinks he can replace ''Superman''. |
| 528 | * ThrowingTheFight: Booster deliberately lost matches for the money. In doing so, he also lost his sports career and all of his fans. |
| 529 | [[/folder]] |
| 530 | |
| 531 | !!ComicBook/TeenTitans |
| 532 | [[folder:In General]] |
| 533 | Appearing in the Season 11 comics, the Teen Titans were a group of adolescent super-heroes assembled by Jay Garrick, who also runs the school for these gifted children. Jay created the team to honor the memory of Bart Allen, blaming himself for his death. |
| 534 | ---- |
| 535 | * TeamMemberInTheAdaptation: While most of the characters have been members of the Teen Titans in the comics, that was long after the team was established. In this version these characters are the first members of the Teen Titans. |
| 536 | [[/folder]] |
| 537 | |
| 538 | [[folder:Conner Kent / Superboy]] |
| 539 | See the Characters/SmallvilleKents page. |
| 540 | [[/folder]] |
| 541 | |
| 542 | [[folder:Jaime Reyes / Blue Beetle]] |
| 543 | !![[ComicBook/BlueBeetle Jaime Reyes / Blue Beetle]] |
| 544 | !!!'''Species:''' Human |
| 545 | !!!'''Played By:''' Creator/JarenBrandtBartlett |
| 546 | [[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/mv5bmtcxngvkmgitntyzny00otgzlwfkm2qtnwe1ntbimte0zdbhxkeyxkfqcgdeqxvynda5odu0ndg_v1.jpg]] |
| 547 | A teenage boy who came into contact with alien technology called the Scarab in the Season 10 episode ''Booster'', and the Scarab briefly took control of his body to cause chaos until Jamie was able to regain control. In the Season 11 comics he joins the Teen Titans while Booster Gold is his mentor. |
| 548 | ---- |
| 549 | * AdaptationRelationshipOverhaul: Jamie has never been Booster Gold's protege in the comics or any other adaption. |
| 550 | * ButtMonkey: Lois takes pity on Jaime and tries to encourage him to gain some confidence when she sees him getting bullied by his classmates. |
| 551 | * HumiliationConga: His daily life seems to be one before getting the Scarab. |
| 552 | * PoweredArmor: The Blue Beetle armor. |
| 553 | [[/folder]] |
| 554 | |
| 555 | [[folder:Mia Dearden / Speedy]] |
| 556 | !![[Characters/GreenArrow Mia Dearden / Speedy]] |
| 557 | !!!'''Species:''' Human |
| 558 | !!!'''Played By:''' Creator/EliseGatien |
| 559 | [[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/20201017_080253.jpg]] |
| 560 | A prostitute and martial artist in a fight club, Oliver took her under his wing with the desire to make her a better fighter and help her improve her life. While there was some difficulty at first she evnetually accepted and learned he was the Green Arrow before becoming his student. In the Season 11 comics she had taken the codename Speedy and became a member of the Teen Titans. |
| 561 | ---- |
| 562 | * ActionGirl: Introduced as a member of an underground fight club. |
| 563 | * AdaptationDyeJob: Blonde in the comic books, brunette in the show. She did wear a blonde wig at one point for MythologyGag, however. |
| 564 | * HookerWithAHeartOfGold: She works as a prostitute to survive. |
| 565 | * IOweYouMyLife: Oliver repeatedly saving her is what pushes Mia to be his protege. |
| 566 | * MsFanservice: A given since she's a hooker. |
| 567 | * MythologyGag: She's fond of wearing red and yellow, the colors of her costume in the comics. She also wore a blonde wig as mentioned above. |
| 568 | * WhatHappenedToTheMouse: She disapears and is never mentioned again after Season 9. This is acknowledged in the Season 11 comics where it is explained that Oliver became too busy to really keep in touch with her and sent her to work with Black Canary. |
| 569 | [[/folder]] |
| 570 | |
| 571 | [[folder:M'gann M'orzz / Megan Morse / Miss Martian]] |
| 572 | !![[Characters/MartianManhunter M'gann M'orzz / Megan Morse / Miss Martian]] |
| 573 | !!!'''Species:''' Martian |
| 574 | First appearing in the Season 11 comics, she is the last surviving White Martian who was raised by Checkmate agent King Faraday until she was saved by Martian Manhunter and Batman. |
| 575 | ---- |
| 576 | * AlternateSelf: Has one on [[Series/Supergirl2015 Earth-Prime]]. |
| 577 | * InterspeciesRomance: She, a Martian, with Conner Kent, a Human-Kryptonian hybrid. |
| 578 | [[/folder]] |
| 579 | |
| 580 | [[folder:Rachel Roth / Raven]] |
| 581 | !![[ComicBook/{{Raven}} Rachel Roth / Raven]] |
| 582 | !!!'''Species:''' Human |
| 583 | First appearing in the Season 11 comics, she was going to be sacrificed by a cult to summon Trigon before she was saved by Zatanna and John Constantine. |
| 584 | ---- |
| 585 | * AdaptationalSpeciesChange: Is not half-demon like most versions and is just a human with magical powers like Zatanna. |
| 586 | * AlliterativeName: '''R'''achel '''R'''oth, later known as '''R'''aven. |
| 587 | * UnrelatedInTheAdaptation: Unlike in most versions Rachel isn't Trigon's daughter and instead was just a girl to be used as a sacrifice. |
| 588 | [[/folder]] |
| 589 | |
| 590 | [[folder:Zan and Jayna / Wonder Twins]] |
| 591 | !![[WesternAnimation/SuperFriends Zan and Jayna / Wonder Twins]] |
| 592 | !!!'''Species:''' Metahumans |
| 593 | !!!'''Played By:''' Creator/DavidGallagher and Creator/AllisonScagliotti |
| 594 | |
| 595 | Admirers of the Blur the twins attempted to be heroes like him but due to their youth and inexperience they caused more harm than good before Clark and Chloe could help them figure out what they were doing wrong. In the Season 11 comics they end up joining the Teen Titans. |
| 596 | ---- |
| 597 | * AdaptationalSpeciesChange: Possibly as there is no mention of them being aliens, but at the same time an explanation for their powers is never given. |
| 598 | * HeroWithAnFInGood: At first due to not doing any investigating they end up arresting undercover cops, but soon grow out of it with help from Clark and Chloe. |
| 599 | * WonderTwinPowers: [[Main/TropeNamers Obviously]]. |
| 600 | [[/folder]] |
| 601 | |
| 602 | !!Minor Characters |
| 603 | [[folder:Santa Claus]] |
| 604 | !!Main/SantaClaus |
| 605 | !!!'''Species:''' Human |
| 606 | !!!'''Played By:''' Creator/KennethWalsh |
| 607 | Yes, Clark actually met Father Christmas himself in the Season 5 episode "Lexmas" in a subplot where Clark, while delivering presents as a favour for Chloe, encounters a drunk Santa complaining about the state of the world. However a conversation with Clark renews his faith in the spirit of Christmas and he appears at the end of the episode to prove he wasn't just a drunk man dressed as Sana Claus. |
| 608 | ---- |
| 609 | * MythologyGag: His appearance is likely one to the Christmas stories which showed Superman helping Santa save Christmas, with most of those stories ending with Superman acting in the place of the reindeer to fly the sleigh so Santa could deliver presents. |
| 610 | * RealAfterAll: He at first appears to be just a depressed man in a Santa suit, but at the end of the episode he appears to Chloe to deliver all the presents she had asked Clark to deliver. She turns her back for one second and both Santa and the presents had vanished. |
| 611 | [[/folder]] |
| 612 | |
| 613 | [[folder:John Constantine]] |
| 614 | !!ComicBook/JohnConstantine |
| 615 | !!!'''Species:''' Human |
| 616 | |
| 617 | A friend of Zatanna who helped her save Rachel Roth. |
| 618 | ---- |
| 619 | * HeroOfAnotherStory: He's a magic hero who has never met Clark and had his own adventures. |
| 620 | [[/folder]] |
| 621 | |
| 622 | [[folder:Outsiders]] |
| 623 | !!ComicBook/{{The Outsiders|DCComics}} - Jefferson Pierce / Black Lightning, Grace Choi, Rex Mason / Metamorpho, Tatsu Yamashiro / Katana and Roy Harper |
| 624 | A team created by the D.E.O. and put under the leadership of Oliver Queen in the final Season 11 story arc ''Continuity''. |
| 625 | ---- |
| 626 | * TheNameless: They weren't named in the comics but their identities were implied. |
| 627 | [[/folder]] |
| 628 | |
| 629 | [[folder:Dick Grayson]] |
| 630 | !![[ComicBook/{{Nightwing}} Dick Grayson]] |
| 631 | !!!'''Species:''' Human |
| 632 | The boyfriend of Barbara Gordon who decided he would be a good successor as Batman's partner. |
| 633 | ---- |
| 634 | * AdaptationRelationshipOverhaul: This Dick was never adopted by Bruce as a child, with it implied that his parents are in fact still alive, and by the time they do meet it is when Dick is an adult. |
| 635 | * AdaptationalWimp: In the comics Dick became a superhero as a child, while in this he never made Bruce. However the ending of the Season 11 comics suggest he will become a superhero. |
| 636 | * DemotedToExtra: In the comics and every other adaption of the character Dick is Batman's first sidekick and one of the most important members of the Bat-Family. Here he's nothing more than a [[TheCameo cameo]]. |
| 637 | [[/folder]] |
| 638 | |
| 639 | [[folder:Billy Batson]] |
| 640 | !![[ComicBook/{{Shazam}} Billy Batson]] |
| 641 | !!!'''Species:''' Human |
| 642 | The neighbour to John Jones who is also a fan of Superman while also having a friend named Mary. |
| 643 | ---- |
| 644 | * AdaptationalBackstoryChange: Unlike in the comics Billy lives with his mother. |
| 645 | * AdaptationalWimp: Isn't a superhero in this version, or at least hasn't become one yet. |
| 646 | * UnrelatedInTheAdaptation: Here Mary Bromfield is just his school friend instead of his sister. |
| 647 | [[/folder]] |
| 648 | |
| 649 | [[folder:Ted Kord]] |
| 650 | !!Ted Kord |
| 651 | ---> '''Played by''': Creator/SebastianSpence |
| 652 | ---> '''Appears in''': [[Recap/SmallvilleS10E18Booster Booster]] |
| 653 | |
| 654 | The CEO of a major defense company that handles sensitive technology. He encounters Clark after sending Booster Gold to retrieve Blue Beetle's scarab. He also appears in some of the season 11 comics. |
| 655 | ----- |
| 656 | * AdaptationalWimp: Unlike in the comics, he never assumes the Blue Beetle superhero identity himself. |
| 657 | * GoodAllAlong: Initially, he seems shifty, due to being a stern and secretive business tycoon who employs the smarmy Booster Gold to go after Jaime's scarab. However, he only wants the scarab to keep it from hurting anyone, and ultimately lets Jaime keep it upon seeing that he can handle it. |
| 658 | [[/folder]] |
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