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The Justice League of Earth-27.

On New Year's Eve 2003, Brainiac invaded the Earth and seven heroes rose up to stop him. Superman, Wonder Woman, Batman, Green Arrow, Black Canary, Flash and the Martian Manhunter would go on to form the Justice League of America (later rebranded the Justice League). This team would go on to gain over eighty members and has easily become the most recognized superhero team in the world.

In General

• Badass Crew: THE most Badass Crew in the DC Universe. That explanation is enough.
• Big Good: The founding members of the League are this.
• Breaking the Fellowship: The death of Jason Todd ended up leading to the dissolution of the original Titans and even the first Justice League.
• Corporate-Sponsored Superhero: In 2009, the team was re-established under A.R.G.U.S. and U.N. supervision and re-branded as the Justice League.
• Dream Team: The League brings the greatest superheroes of the Earth together.
• Home Base: The Hall of Justice and the Watchtower.
• The Paragon: There are many superhero teams in the DCU... but there's them, and there's The League. They are the greatest, most powerful and most admirable of them all. A hero making it into the Justice League basically graduated into hanging with the big boys.
• Putting the Band Back Together: After the dissolution of Justice League of America in 2007 there were two members (the Question and Captain Atom) that chose to band together. Their goal was to create a new Justice League based in their shared home of Hub City. They were joined by Agents Sato, Steel, and Smith from the DEO, who had received special permission from Director Bones to work as the team's government liaisons. While they did manage to recruit fresh talent from the Titans (Blue Beetle and Booster Gold) and a young Hub City heroine named Nightshade, they never really got their new Justice League off the ground, with the Question ultimately quitting the team just eight months after it was founded in order to relocate to Gotham City.
• Super Team: The Trope Codifier in the comics and media.
• Two Girls to a Team: The Justice League of America's female founders Wonder Woman and Black Canary are this and later the League would expand with more female recruits, before eventually turning into a Gender-Equal Ensemble in later years.

The Founders

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The Recruits of 2004

Icon (Augustus Freeman IV) *ACTIVE*

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Augustus Freeman IV, in reality an alien space traveler stranded on Earth, to use his alien powers to become a superhero. He takes the name Icon.

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• Badass Cape: He wears a large green cape.
• Barrier Warrior: Icon can use positrons to create quasi-solid energy fields to entrap opponents. By expanding his field in every direction, Icon can generate a devastating pulse of positron energy.
• Black and Nerdy: African American and a lawyer.
• Category Traitor: Icon in his civilian life is a lawyer, and very well-educated, and lives in the suburbs. Because of this, some have accused him of being a sellout and not "acting black". Icon himself admits that this had been true before he put on the suit, his time as an upper-class lawyer having insulated him from the plight of black people.
• Flight: Icon flies by manipulation of gravitons, manipulation of magnetic fields, control of his absolute molecular movement, and utilizing his superhuman speed. His top speed has not yet been determined.
• Flying Brick: He can fly and possesses superhuman strength.
• Genius Bruiser: In addition to being a powerful superhero, Icon is also experienced in handling interplanetary law.
• Official Couple: He's dating Nubia.
• Really 700 Years Old: Icon has been on the planet for a couple of hundred years.
• Sufficiently Advanced Technology: Icon's powers are the result of advanced alien medical technology, supplemented with advanced alien gadgets.
• Superpower Lottery: Icon's powers has similarities to a Kryptonian like Flight, Super-Strength, Super-Speed and Nigh-Invulnerability.
• Transplanted Humans: Apparently, the reason he looks human is that he automatically copied the genetic code of the first human he met - A plantation slave woman. In his natural form, he looks like one of The Greys.

Captain Marvel (Billy Batson) *ACTIVE*

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Deemed worthy of becoming the champion of the ancient Wizard Mamaragan, whenever he utters the word "Shazam", young Billy Batson is struck by a magical thunderbolt and gains vast divine powers and abilities, transforming him into Magic's Champion, the World's Mightiest Mortal, Captain Marvel!

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• Alliterative Name: Billy Batson.
• All Your Powers Combined: Draws his strength and abilities from multiple gods, with each one represented in his name by a corresponding letter.
• Aloof Big Brother: Subverted. He acts emotionally distant towards his foster siblings at first, but soon opens up to them.
• Arch-Enemy: Has considered Black Adam and Dr. Sivana to be his arch-foes at various points. The feeling is definitely mutual.
• Badass Cape: Though an unusually short one.
• Big Brother Instinct: He starts having this more in wanting to protect his foster family from harm. In which Billy saw enough of Freddy being abused by Al Krieger multiple times and transformed to do a loud thunderclap that filled the air and threw Krieger across the playground with Billy as Captain Marvel standing over him with a glare, ending Krieger's bullying antics.
• Boisterous Bruiser: He's basically a kid profusely enjoying being a super powerful adult, which translates into a larger-than-life public persona.
• By the Power of Grayskull!: Billy just needs to say "SHAZAM!" to turn into an adult superhero.
• Chest Insignia: The big lightning bolt.
• The Chosen One: Billy is chosen by Mamaragan the wizard to be the champion of Shazam, but more because Mamaragan is dying and desperate than any worthiness from Billy's part.
• Embarrassing Nickname: The Big Red Cheese.
• Flight: One of the abilities conferred by the power of Zeus.
• Flying Brick: He possesses the ability to fly and he has the Strength of Hercules, which is enough to let him compete on even terms with Superman.
• Fun Personified: Considered to be at his best, as Superman with a goofy sense of humor.
• The Good Captain: In his name.
• Henshin Hero: Transforms from the powerless Billy to super powered Captain Marvel.
• Hero-Worshipper: Of Superman.
• Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Comes with the territory of a rebellious teenager with serious family issues. He can be abrasive, snarky and a Destructive Savior several times, but he's proven to be pure of heart and a good person underneath it all.
• Junkie Parent: Billy's biological mother Marilyn Batson, a drug addict who was found to be an unfit mother and a dad who was nowhere to be found.
• Kid Hero: His real identity is that of a teenage boy, but he takes on the appearance of an adult in his superhero form.
• Kung-Fu Wizard: Technically he isn't a wizard, but all of his abilities are magical.
• Logical Weakness: Billy is helpless if he's unable to physically shout "Shazam" to trigger his transformation.
• Nigh-Invulnerability: Achilles give Billy courage and spiritual reinforcement along with nigh-invulnerability. Billy's invulnerability while transformed is magical and thus can shrug of mystical as well as physical forces. Achilles also reinforces Billy's spirit and courage allowing him to fight monstrous magical entities and traverse eldritch realms without going insane.
• Official Couple: He's dating Courtney Whitmore.
• Red Is Heroic: Captain Marvel's suit is bright red.
• The Runaway: He actually ran away from the Vasquez foster home once until after he became Captain Marvel he gave Vasquez a shot.
• Shock and Awe: He can summon lightning bolts and wield electricity, thanks to the Power of Zeus.
• Sibling Team: With the Vasquez foster family.
• Super-Intelligence: Having access to Solomon's Wisdom boosts Billy's IQ to genius levels.
• Superpower Lottery: Captain Marvel's powers has similarities to a Kryptonian like Flight, Super-Strength, Super-Speed and Nigh-Invulnerability. Trading heat vision for electrical manipulation powers.
• Super-Speed: Right up there with Superman in this department. Having Mercury as the source of your speed is a good place to be.
• Super-Strength: Specifically, the Strength of Hercules.
• Wide-Eyed Idealist: Even more-so than Superman, since he's really a teenager.

Captain Atom (Cameron Scott) *ACTIVE*

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Beginning his career in the military as a member of the U.S. Air Force, Colonel Cameron Scott was coerced into an experiment which bonded alien metal to his skin known as Dilustel, giving birth to Captain Atom, a superhero fueled by the Quantum Field.

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• Adaptational Modesty: Captain Atom normally doesn't wear any clothes over his body, but here he does wear pants for practical reasons.
• Arch-Enemy: His Evil Counterpart Major Force.
• Chest Insignia: The red atomic diagram.
• Chrome Champion: Of both the 'flying brick' and 'cosmic' varieties.
• Energy Absorption: Able to absorb most any form of energy, redirecting it into the quantum field.
• Expy Coexistence: Doctor Manhattan was based off him. Here, he was created after him.
• Flying Brick: He has this power as a result of his nuclear power based abilities.
• The Good Captain: Played with. Although he kept the moniker "Captain Atom", he was actually promoted to colonel. Also unusual in that he is one of the few superhero captains to actually have received that rank in the military. And he's sometimes a little more morally ambiguous than most "Captain" characters.
• Life Energy: This is, to all intents and purposes, the source of Nathaniel's power; he's plugged into the quantum field, the life energy of the universe, allowing him to manipulate all forms of energy.
• Light Is Good: Nate is a good if flawed man and his costumes are either silver or white.
• Military Superhero: Colonel Cameron Scott of the United States Air Force. Interestingly, he did not start this way: he was a full-time soldier who received his powers as the result of an experiment, and was ordered by the military into infiltrating the superhero community to spy on them a keep them in check. However, as can be expected, Captain Atom eventually did grow to appreciate his role as a superhero, but not without serious conflict between both aspects of him.
• Mysterious Past: His life before getting his powers, and even his original name, are not known.
• Nigh-Invulnerability: The metal of his exo-shell is impervious to almost anything. On top of that, he can manipulate energy to create forcefields.
• Person of Mass Destruction: His power levels are on par with Superman and he is basically a living nuke.
• Physical God: It is not clear that there are any real limits to Cap's powers. He can create and manipulate matter and energy.
• Radiation-Immune Mutants: Or in his case, Radiation Immune Energy Being.
• Superpower Lottery: Cap is at least on the same level as Superman and Martian Manhunter. In addition to Flight, Super-Strength, and Nigh-Invulnerability, he can project any kind of energy (including light on the same wavelength as that of a red sun... or radiation identical to that of kryptonite), he's close to immune to energy-based attacks, and he can become intangible at will.
• Super-Strength: Boosted by the quantum field, as Captain Atom his strength was such that he was able to go toe to toe with beings such as Superman, Captain Marvel, etc. and hold his own.

Red Tornado (Maxine Hunkel) *ACTIVE*

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Originally an android created by the supervillain T.O. Morrow to infiltrate the Justice League. The android has since become a noble superhero However, the original Red Tornado was destroyed after he defected his creator. Later On, Morrow built a android called Mister Twister, the lifeform now housed in Red Tornado was a teenage girl named Maxine Hunkel, a hyper-excitable (but actually depressed) aerokinetic metahuman with a passion for musical theater that had ran away from her home after her powers developed, where she was discovered by Morrow and used as one of his test subjects. Now remembering who she is, Maxine Hunkel is allowed to once again pick her life with the help of S.T.A.R. Labs giving Red’s chassis a secondary human form, perfectly detailed to the look of Maxine’s original body.

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• Absent-Minded Professor: Don't let her naturally bubbly personality and motor mouth tendencies fool you, Maxine's actually incredibly intelligent.
• Blow You Away: Maxine's nickname isn't "The Witch of The Winds" for nothing. Red Tornado's true form was a powerful entity composed purely of violent wind forces. Their android form channeled these forces through their arms and legs to produce bursts of cyclone-force winds and high speed forward velocity.
• Broken Bird: She's been insulted and picked on all her life for her Motor Mouth and obscure interests, and copes with it by putting up a happy facade.
• Color Character: Red Tornado.
• Composite Character: Red Tornado in Earth-27 is a composite character of Red Tornado (John Smith), Red Tornado of Earth 2 (Lois Lane) and Cyclone (Maxine Hunkel), the grand-daughter of the original Red Tornado (Ma Hunkel). On top of that, her appearance as the female Red Tornado is heavily based upon the Tess Mercer version introduced in the Smallville Season 11 comics.
• Elemental Powers: Wind-based. Can project his/her whirlwinds at over 350 mph from each arm. their winds are said to level a building in seconds.
• Extreme Omnivore: Maxine can process food and drink much more efficiently than humans can. She is bionic. Biological and mechanical. STAR Labs gave her the best of both worlds.
• Genius Ditz: Don't let her naturally bubbly personality and motor mouth tendencies fool you, Max' is actually incredibly intelligent.
• Genki Girl: One of the only examples in western comics. Hyperactive and frequently seen jumping around or talking on-end.
• Hearing Voices: An aspect of her aerokinetic abilities is that she can draw far-off sounds to her ears on the winds. Its pretty useful, but sadly, it also lets her hear all the negative things people say about her, both in and out of costume.
• Motor Mouth: Defines this trope, going on huge rants ad nauseam, saying about a paragraph in the time in takes most characters to say one or two lines.
• Nanomachines: Technically the source of her powers. Occasionally AI Is A Crap Shoot, leading to odd predicaments, though they've never been outright malevolent.
• Primary-Color Champion: Red body and yellow/gold accents.
• Redhead In Green: She is redhead and her civilian outfit is predominately green.
• Red Is Heroic: He/She's a heroic, red robot.
• Stepford Smiler: She acts cheerful and lighthearted but she actually has serious depression issues.
• Took a Level in Cheerfulness: Her teammates are actually surprised The Stoic Red Tornado and Genki Girl Maxine Hunkel were once the same person.
• Tornado Move: Red Tornado could ride on tornadoes and generate them with her hands. By channeling these cyclone-force winds through the lower part of her body, she can fly at incredible speeds or hover in one place.
• Unwilling Roboticisation: She's a metahuman who T. O. Morrow turned into Mister Twister through mechanization. She was turned into the android Red Tornado by Adam Strange and later gained a gynoid body, and then a second one resembling her original self after she regained her lost memories.

The Question (Vic Sage) *INACTIVE*

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When Vic Sage, a television investigative journalist, encountered stories he couldn't investigate by normal, legal means, he donned a special mask (kept in his belt buckle) that made it appear that he had no face. As the Question, Sage investigated corruption in the face of all danger, leaving a blank "calling card," which, when touched, emitted a smoky question mark.

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• Ascended Fanboy: Vic Sage after reading Rorschach's journal originally tried to emulate Rorschach's brand of justice (at least, from the early days of Rorschach's career). However Vic did not anticipate how difficult it can be to effortlessly break hands and after failing to do so during an interrogation, Vic himself found himself the one in for a beating. The Question was able to turn the tides and come out victorious and as he dealt a knock-out blow and dusted off his coat, witnesses to the event recall the Question muttering "Rorschach sucks" to himself.
• Badass Longcoat: With his trenchcoat and fedora, he is pretty awesome.
• Badass Normal: One of the 'non-supers' in the league. Justified as his talents are detective work, not super powers.
• The Blank: Practically the Trope Codifier.
• Cloud Cuckoolander: Comes with his status as the League's resident Conspiracy Theorist.
• Deader than Dead: Vic Sage's ghost cannot be summoned, Edwin Paine tried but failed. He must have found some way to ward his grave.
• Genius Bruiser: Vic possessed genius intelligence and has an extremely unpredictable way of thinking. He can make a weapon out of common objects and often uses his mind to win fights.
• Great Detective: He's just as good as a detective as Batman is if not better.
• Heroic Willpower: His training and lifestyle demanded much determination, and he was rarely known to give up or surrender especially in physical confrontations.
• I Want My Beloved to Be Happy: Dated Huntress, but broke up with her because he didn't want her to go through the pain of losing a boyfriend again.
• Post Humous Character: Has unfortunately passed away due to lung cancer.
• Related in the Adaptation: Victor Zsasz is his half-brother in this continuity.
• Who Shot JFK?: Vic Sage thought Lyndon B. Johnson was behind JFK assassination.

Green Lantern (Abin Sur) *DECEASED*

See The Green Lantern Corps page

Green Lantern Alpha (John Stewart) *ACTIVE*

See The Green Lantern Corps page

Green Lantern Bravo (Hal Jordan) *ACTIVE*

See The Green Lantern Corps page

The Recruits of 2005

Aquaman (Arthur Curry/Orin ta'Atlan) *ACTIVE*

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The King of The Seven Seas. Born Prince Orin of Atlantis, Aquaman is the fruit of the union between Queen Atlanna and the human Tom Curry. He was raised by his lighthouse-keeper father who gave him the name Arthur Curry; after his father's death, Arthur became the hero Aquaman, found out about Atlantis, and claimed his rightful place as king.

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• Action Dad: Father of AJ and Andy Curry and a badass king and fighter.
• Apparently Human Merfolk: There's very little to visually distinguish him from a human apart from the fact that he can move in water faster than a human ever could.
• Barbarian Hero: His appearance based of Jason Momoa's portrayal in the DC Extended Universe.
• Barbarian Longhair: He's got a long and dark hair with blonde streaks.
• Battle Couple: Usually fights alongside Mera.
• Boisterous Bruiser: He's extremely outgoing and personable while also enjoying a fight.
• Cain and Abel: The Abel to Orm's Cain.
• Half-Human Hybrid: He is the son of Thomas Curry, a human lighthouse operator, and Atlanna, an exiled Atlantean queen.
• Happily Married: Has been this with Mera for a long time.
• Healing Factor: A more subdued version, but a minor cut he received from assault rifle rounds was healed in a few minutes. And he heals pretty quickly while underwater as well.
• Heroic Bastard: Son of Atlanna and Tom Curry, and he was conceived when they were unwed.
• In a Single Bound: His strength extends to his legs, allowing him to leap incredible distances.
• Large and in Charge: He's the ruler of Atlantis and stands at an imposing 6"1.
• Lightning Bruiser: Has a very fast reaction time, and is faster than humans, especially in the water.
• Making a Splash: He has even shown inklings of his previous, albeit augmented, connection to the Clear, enabling him not only protection from, but also limited control over, the poison of Thule's dark magics bleeding into the DCU reality.
• Manly Facial Hair: His famous barbarian phase beard and surely has the badassery and manliness to match.
• Mr. Fanservice: He goes topless quite a bit, due to being a swimmer.
• Nigh-Invulnerable: Can take high caliber bullets and only get a minor cut, suffer abrasion from torpedoes while coming out mostly unharmed, withstand blows from Wonder Woman, Martian Manhunter and even an insane Hercules and keep on fighting. He is also pretty immune to cold, having spent six months in Antarctica with just pants and not even being bothered. He has an immeasurable resistance to heat as well, having endured things from heat blasts, explosions, and even swimming into open lava vents. Though dry, arid environments like deserts cause him more struggle.
• Prongs of Poseidon: His trident is made of a special gold by the first king of Atlantis, one of Arthur's indirect ancestors.
• Punny Name: He is a king named Arthur.
• Race Lift: Arthur in this universe is not a blonde caucasian like the comics and other media. But he's a polynesian in this version based of Jason Momoa's portrayal in the DC Extended Universe.
• Raised by Humans: He was abandoned by his Atlantean mother Atlanna and raised by his human father, Thomas Curry.
• Related in the Adaptation: His advisor Nuidis Vulko is also his great-uncle, while his great-grandmother is Nuada Silverhand.
• Royal Blood: He's the son of Queen Atlanna.
• Royals Who Actually Do Something: He's is the King of Atlantis.
• Super Not-Drowning Skills: He can breathe normally underwater like all Atlanteans.
• Super-Strength: On par with Wonder Woman, and just below Superman.
• Super Swimming Skills: Water is the natural element of Atlanteans, and nobody knows that better than Aquaman. He can swim way faster than humans and even propel himself underwater like Superman does in the air, with no visible effort.
• Telepathy: He is capable of psychically moving sea life to do as he wants. But if their survival instinct is high enough, they can resist his orders. Why he has this ability has not been explained. It has been shown it does indeed work on alligators as well as mutant, monstrous sea life from an otherworldly prison and outer dimensions.
• Underestimating Badassery: It happens to him a lot.
• Unscrupulous Hero: Has crossed into this realm here and there. He's still easily the most brutal member of the League even on his best days.
• Walking Shirtless Scene: That Atlantean scale armour tends to come off a lot.

Aquawoman (Mera ta'Xebel ro'Curry) *ACTIVE*

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Hailing from Xebel, an extradimensional penal colony for banished Atlantean people, Mera was sent to Atlantis to kill Aquaman, but couldn't follow through with the plan because she instead fell in love with him. Mera would eventually marry Arthur, become the Queen of Atlantis and later gave birth to their son AJ Curry.

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• Action Girl: Not only a loving and devoted wife, but a badass who aids and even saves Aquaman.
• Action Mom: Mother of AJ and Andrina Curry and as mentioned above, she's a badass queen who fights alongside her husband.
• Battle Couple: With Arthur.
• Beware the Nice Ones: She may be an even more diplomatic face than her husband, but do not get on her bad side.
• Cool Crown: Her headdress.
• Fiery Redhead: One of her defining traits, which usually gets her into trouble. While Arthur can be pretty hot-blooded himself, Mera is far less restrained with voicing her thoughts, and her much more preferred way of handling things is to beat them into submission.
• Foil: To Wonder Woman in many ways. Both are royalty from mythical humanoid races and skilled fighters. While Wonder Woman has been an All-Loving Hero her whole life and been motivated by her love of mankind to leave her home of Themyscira, Mera was originally filled with enmity towards Atlantis for its perceived subjugation of Xebel, and left in order to kill their would be king, Arthur, only to fall in love with him after observing what a selfless person he was, and started to become a hero herself.
• Hair-Trigger Temper: Maybe not the quickest to anger, but beware her when her fuse goes out.
• Happily Married: With Arthur.
• I Am Not Weasel: Often called a mermaid, which, she does not appreciate.
• In a Single Bound: Like Aquaman, she's adapted to and is strengthened by the ocean deep so she can jump incredibly high.
• Lady of Black Magic: The beautiful Queen of Atlantis, and as royalty of Xebel she has hydrokinesis in the form of powerful blasts and waves.
• Lady of War: As the Queen of Atlantis, it's her duty to serve as this when needed.
• The Lancer: To her husband.
• Making a Splash: She has the power to control water, which includes the ability to steal water from a person's body. Later revealed to be a trait of Xebel's royal family. If you marry into it, you will also get the power.
• Mama Bear: Like her husband, messing with her kids or with Atlantis means that you'll have to deal with her very shortly, and odds are that you're not going to survive a confrontation like that.
• Meaningful Name: Mera ta'Xebel ro'Curry translates to "Mera of House Xebel and married into Curry" (she uses the alternative "ro'Atlan" for official records as Orin wished to keep his identity as Arthur Curry secret).
• Named by the Adaptation: In the comics she just went by her Atlantean name Mera, but here she uses the alias Meredith Curry while on the surface.
• Redhead In Green: She's a redhead, and her most common outfit is green.
• Redheads Are Ravishing: She's a redhead, and bound to become the Love Interest of one of Earth's greatest heroes.
• Royals Who Actually Do Something: She's the Queen of Atlantis.
• Significant Green-Eyed Redhead: Xebelian traits.
• Statuesque Stunner: Stands at 5'9"/175cm tall and she's gorgeous.
• Telepathy: It allows her to communicate with other Atlanteans, but she can't talk with other marine life.
• Unstoppable Rage: To put it lightly, Mera is nowhere near as patient as her husband. Though she learns some restraint, she's still the more easily angered of the two.
• Warrior Princess: Princess of the Xebel colony and is a capable Action Girl.

Elastic Man (Ralph Dibny) *ACTIVE*

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Ralph Dibny, a stretchy superhero and a long time member of the Justice League, who gets his powers from regularly consuming a special drink. He has the ability to stretch his body to tremendous lengths and is a skilled detective.

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• Action Dad: The father of Patrick Dibny/Plastic Lad and one of the strongest agents of the D.E.O.
• Adaptation Name Change: He's Elastic Man rather than Elongated Man.
• Attention Deficit... Ooh, Shiny!: Ralph is diagnosed with ADHD, He would do anything to get attention as showoff and a prankster. Once properly medicated, he found himself able to focus on his studies and discovered he had a knack for sciences. Ralph went from the troublesome weirdo to talk of the town in short order as he was noted for having 'Sherlock Holmes'-like perception.
• Battle Couple: With his wife Sue.
• Big Damn Heroes: Saves Sue from being raped by Arthur Phelan.
• Comic-Book Fantasy Casting: His appearance is vaguely similar to Benedict Cumberbatch.
• Contortionist: He can contort his body into various positions and sizes impossible for ordinary humans, such as being entirely flat so that he can slip under a door, or using his fingers to pick conventional locks.
• Deadpan Snarker: Naturally, Almost every other phrase he utters is dripping with sarcasm.
• Endearingly Dorky: Ralph's general schtick compared to other heroes like Flash and Batman, or even the wackier Plastic Man in canon. It's a big part of why Sue fell for him.
• Fair Cop: He's CCPD Chemist and Forensics Cop. He's professionally trained as a detective and is highly skilled in deductive reasoning.
• Genius Bruiser: He's a Savant Genius and a professionally trained detective.
• Happily Married: With Sue Dibny.
• Master of Disguise: He can also use it for disguise by changing the shape of his face, although this is painful and difficult for him.
• Nice Guy: One of nicest members of the JLA, who's not a jerk.
• Primary-Color Champion: His Elastic Man costume is mostly red and blue with some yellow.
• Rubber Man: One of the Trope Codifier. He possesses the ability to stretch and shapeshift his body in a similar manner to silly putty.
• Shapeshifter Weapon: He uses his stretching power for shapeshifting more often than not, though he only rarely turns his limbs into weapons or anything like that.
• Super Serum: Ralph and Sue got their powers by drinking a substance called "Gingo".
• Vitriolic Best Buds: With Barry Allen/The Flash.

Elastic Woman (Sue Dibny) *ACTIVE*

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The wife and fighting crime partner of Ralph Dibny. She was a victim of attempted rape by Arthur Phelan and like her husband she fall to the accident that activate her powers by drinking the gingo orchard. Following this violence, Sue underwent some therapy and decided what she needed was to change her career, joining the newly founded D.E.O. with Ralph. But that was their public life. In secret, the Dibnys discovered their bodies had absorbed the gingo extract by way of meta-gene activation and while they had gingo in their system, they found their bodies were elastic and pliable.

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• Action Mom: The mother of Patrick Dibny/Plastic Lad.
• Adaptational Badass: In the comics Sue Dibny never had any powers, but here she has the same Meta-human powers as her husband Ralph.
• Adaptation Name Change: Her maiden name becomes Dearden instead of Dearbon.
• Attempted Rape: Sue was almost raped by Arthur Phelan (The Earth-27 version Arthur Light who never became Doctor Light). Sue's screams woke Ralph and he was able to intervene, but Ralph was a lover, not a fighter. But his distraction bought the versatile Sue enough time to grab a shovel and smack Arthur across the head. Arthur stumbled into the barn's transformer, causing an explosion. Where Arthur seemed to vaporize, the Dibnys were blasted into one of their gingo vats which protected them from the debris of collapsing barn. In the aftermath, the Dibnys were changed.
• Battle Couple: With her husband Ralph.
• Composite Character: Sue is fused with Elongated Lass, who's the Distaff Counterpart of Ralph of the short lived Superboy vol. 5 in 2010.
• Contortionist: Like her husband she can contort her body into various positions and sizes impossible for ordinary humans, such as being entirely flat so that she can slip under a door, or using her fingers to pick conventional locks.
• Empowered Badass Normal: Sue in Earth 27 becomes a Metahuman and share her powers like her husband Ralph when both shared the same accident that activate their powers via the gingo beverage.
• Happily Married: With Ralph Dibny.
• Online Alias: Her Network ID 'Jelly-Gal'.
• Related in the Adaptation: She's the cousin of Oliver Queen here.
• Rubber Man: Like her husband she has elastic powers.
• Scarf of Asskicking: As Elastic Woman she carries a red scarf on her neck like Elongated Lass.
• Shapeshifter Weapon: Sue like her husband shares the stretching power shapeshifting turning her limbs into weapons or anything like that.
• Spared by the Adaptation: Sue's controversial Rape and Death from Identity Crisis (2004) does not happen here. According to Word of God he almost eliminated the controversial storyline but one his supporters give him the idea and opportunity of Sue becoming a survivor of Attempted Rape.
• Team Mom: In fitting with the Comic Book example above, Sue Dibny is this for the superhero community.

The Atom (Ray Palmer) *ACTIVE*

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Ray Palmer is a scientist, professor and superhero who devised a means of miniaturization through dwarf star matter technology. From the Microscope to the greater world, he fights for good as the mighty Atom.

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• Badass Bookworm: Dr. Palmer has a Ph.D. in physics and is a full professor at Ivy University. He is considered to be a world-class genius and a leading expert in a number of scientific fields. A modern-day renaissance man, Ray is capable of just about anything.
• Composite Character: His appearance and personality is based off his Arrowverse incarnation, but his costumed appearance is more in tune with the comics.
• Ditzy Genius: Despite being a Gadgeteer Genius, Ray is really naive when it come to things like stealth, infiltration, and espionage.
• Gadgeteer Genius: He did invent the Bio-Belt after all.
• Heart Is an Awesome Power: Shrinking and changing your weight.
• Incredible Shrinking Man: No kidding. The Atom can changed his molecular density to whatever degree he wants. He can also assume any mass at any height.
• Official Couple: Engaged to Felicity Smoak.
• Power Armor: Aside from the defenses and life support systems of his Atom Suit, Ray has found a way to use his shrinking tech to fit a considerable arsenal into his armored Atom suit. His favorite weapons are a precision-edged sword and a gauntlet blaster.
• Primary-Color Champion: The Atom suit is blue and red.
• Science Hero: One of Ray's most defining traits is him utilizing science to solve problems. He used his scientific knowledge to craft the suit that makes him a hero to begin with. Even outside the suit, he constantly applies his knowledge to get the job done.
• Sizeshifter: Ray Palmer has the ability to shrink his body to varying degrees (including the subatomic level), achieved by storing most of his mass in a pocket dimension. Ray can assume any size from his normal six-foot stature down to sub-microscopic, although he generally deems a height of six inches as most functional. He can also assume any weight at any height — up to his full 207 pounds. For some reason, Ray's metahuman physiology allows him to not explode when he is miniaturized, unlike other living things which explode after a short time of being miniaturized. By shifting most of his mass into his fists, Ray has found he can punch with incredible force.

Firestorm (Ronnie Raymond & Martin Stein) *BOTH ACTIVE*

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The entity formed as the result of the Firestorm matrix combining with two people, merging them into a single nuclear powered superhero. Firestorm had power over fire and heat, and could alter the atomic structure of objects.

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• Alliterative Name: Ronnie Raymond.
• Alphabetical Theme Naming: Ronnie and Prof. Stein's respective Love Interests are Caitlin Snow and Clarissa Stein.
• Atomic Superpower: His primary power is to manipulate radioactive energy.
• Badass Teacher: Martin is a professor of Midwestern University.
• Do Not Call Me "Paul": Ronnie does not like being called Ronald.
• Double Consciousness: A literal example of this, as while they are combined as Firestorm, they are two minds sharing the same body.
• Energy Absorption: Elements tied to the Firestorm Matrix can absorb massive amounts of energy as well as being able to absorb many different types of energy.
• Fire-Forged Friends: Both literally and figuratively. The Flash himself counts as a figurative example.
• Fire/Ice Duo: With Coldsnap.
• Flaming Hair: Has fire shooting out of his head instead of hair.
• Flying Firepower: His most frequently used powers are his ability to sling fire and fly.
• Full-Name Basis: Martin refers to people by their full first name rather than a nickname.
• Fusion Dance: While the nature of the fusion has varied considerably over the course of the character's history, the basic gist is that the host of the powerful Firestorm Matrix can merge with someone else to become the superpowered Firestorm.
• Hand Blast: Firestorm's primary means of attack and how they are able to fly is to aim their hands downward with enough force to defy gravity, enabling stable propulsion and gliding.
• Monochromatic Eyes: He has no Irises, only yellow sclera.
• Mr. Exposition: Martin is a member of The Network.
• Official Couple: Ronnie with Caitlin Snow and Martin with Clarissa Stein.
• Online Alias: His Network alias is "Prof".
• Playing with Fire: His main attacks focus around his atomic fire.
• Psychic Link: Sometimes called "floating heads", elements that embody the Firestorm Matrix appear mostly as floating heads to represent their psychic link to the other human being or other element in the Matrix.
• Race Lift: Ronnie is white in the comics and its adaptations, but here is Native American (specifically Navajo).
• Sharing a Body: By means of a Fusion Dance, as Firestorm they have the minds of two individuals inhabiting a single body.
• Two Beings, One Body: Firestorm is a single superpowered body shared between the brash Ronnie Raymond and the reserved Martin Stein.

Dr. Fate (Giovanni Zatara & Nabu) *ACTIVE*

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Nabu, an ancient being tasked with protecting the world from the powers of chaos, Dr. Fate must take on a mortal body as his host- and he doesn't much care what said host has to say about it. Giovanni "John" Zatara is Zatanna's father and mentor of John Constantine came into possession of the Helm of Nabu, succeeding Kent Nelson as the new Doctor Fate.

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• Badass Cape: Comes with the powers.
• Clingy MacGuffin: Nabu basically *is* Fate, with his vessel mostly watching from the inside. As the team learns, it's not easy to convince Nabu to let go once you've accepted the helmet.
• Composite Character: Doctor Fate's Current host is Giovanni Zatara and its previous host was Kent Nelson like in Young Justice.
• Cool Mask / Mask of Power: The Helmet of Fate contains the spirit of Nabu, an ancient Lord of Order. Those who wear the helmet gain the almost nigh-limitless power of the Lord of Order, however if they ever remove it they will once again be powerless.
• Deadpan Snarker: Very occasionally.
• Esoteric Motifs: Fate's power symbol is the Ankh.
• Flight: While wearing the Helmet of Fate, Giovanni has the ability to resist the pull of gravity in order to levitate or even fly.
• The Hat Makes the Man: Possesses the body of whoever puts on the Helmet.
• Large Ham: He's not too emotive, but nearly everything Nabu says has a tremendous amount of gravitas.
• Light Is Not Good: A borderline example. Calling him good is generous, all things considered, yet, his golden light powers and ankh symbol definitely render him light aligned.
• Magic and Powers: A good deal of what's on that list.
• Mystical High Collar: Part of his costume.
• Primary-Color Champion: Blue and gold are the colors of Doctor Fate.
• Stage Magician: Giovanni was this before he became Doctor Fate.
• Voice of the Legion: A (largely) heroic example. Whoever wears the Helmet of Fate will speak with Nabu's deep voice overlying their voice.
• Willing Channeler: Someone has to choose to put him on, though they might come to regret it.
• You Can't Fight Fate: A firm believer in it. Those who "defy fate" and attempt to imbalance order are his enemies. That may even include other superheroes, depending on what he decides their fate to be.

The Recruits of 2006

Dr. Midnight (Charles McNider) *ACTIVE*

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Black Lightning (Jefferson Pierce) *ACTIVE*

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Jefferson Michael Pierce aka Black Lightning, is a teacher and former Olympic Gold Medal-winning athlete. He fights crime using his electrokinetic powers.

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• Action Dad: Father of Anissa and Jennifer Pierce, and a powerful superhero.
• Afro Asskicker: Used to have a prominent afro when he joined the League, but now he's completely bald.
• Arch-Enemy: Tobias Whale.
• Badass Teacher: High-school teacher by day, strong superhero at night.
• Barrier Warrior: He is able to create an electric force field capable of deflect bullets.
• Beware the Nice Ones: Rivals Superman as one of the nicest guys at DC. Hurt someone he cares about and you will spend months recovering.
• Chain Lightning: He can produce this effect to shock an entire room's worth of villains.
• Color Character: Black Lightning.
• Dented Iron: His powers allow him to recover from injuries faster than most people, but his Healing Factor is not as good as it used to be.
• Electric Black Guy: The Trope Maker no less, since he was the original, intentional African-American superhero with electrical powers.
• Fantasy-Forbidding Father: His daughters certainly see him this way, given his efforts to keep them out of the superhero business.
• Friend to All Children: He is a teacher so it's a given.
• Hand Blast: Jefferson is capable of projecting the electricity he produces from his hands, as arcs and blasts.
• In the Blood: His daughters inherited his powers.
• Meaningful Name: Not only is he of African descent and have electrical powers, but he generates literal black lightning.
• Papa Wolf: He is very protective of children, having two daughters of his own.
• Shock and Awe: Has the power to create black colored electricity.
• Team Dad: Serves as this for the younger members of the Outsiders.

Nightwing/Batman (Dick Grayson) *INACTIVE*

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Cyborg (Victor Stone) *INACTIVE*

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Starfire (Koriand'r) *INACTIVE*

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Raven (Rachel Roth) *INACTIVE*

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Beast Boy (Garfield Logan) *INACTIVE*

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The Recruits of 2009

Hawkwoman (Shiera Hall) *ACTIVE*

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Shiera Sanders is reincarnated host of the Thanagarian Thal and wife of Carter Hall, Like her husband she's infused with the mysterious Nth Metal, is granted flight, strength and a living armor. She operated under the moniker "Hawkgirl" as a Titan but later changed it to "Hawkwoman" when she joins the Justice League.

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• Action Mom: She and Carter have three children, Rex, Hector and Kendra Hall.
• Alliterative Name: Her maiden name Shiera Sanders.
• Applied Phlebotinum: The "Nth Metal" from which Shiera's wings are made.
• Bare Midriffs Are Feminine: Back when she was Hawkgirl, but now she wears a covering battle outfit and she's still feminine.
• Battle Couple: With Carter.
• Belligerent Sexual Tension: With Carter they still have their moments.
• Carry a Big Stick: Or mace. With a touch of Anti-Magic for good measure.
• Composite Character: Earth-27's Hawkwoman is not only a composite of all the versions of Hawkwoman from the comics (Shiera Hall, Shayera Hol, Kendra Saunders), but due to the reincarnation backstory, she has been merged with other heroes from different eras of DC Comics, like Lady Celia Penbrook (King Arthur Era), Cinnamon (Western Era) and Violet Parris.
• Fiery Redhead: She has auburn hair and has fiery temper.
• Hot-Blooded: She is very passionate and intense.
• I Have Many Names: Thal, Chay, Lady Celia Penbrook, Cinnamon Manser, Sheila Carr and Violet Parris.
• Multi-Melee Master: Shierra/Chay-Ara like Khufu/Carter has become proficient in many types of weaponry.
• Nigh-Invulnerability: Hawkwoman is able to withstand blows from superhuman opponents as powerful.
• Official Couple: With Carter Hall.
• Power Dyes Your Hair: Her once blonde hair turned ginger when she became the host of Hawkwoman.
• Psychic Link: She can feel whatever is happening to Hawkman even after he's dead.
• Reincarnation / Reincarnation Romance: Khufu/Carter/Kol and Chay-Ara/Shiera/Thal. They are reincarnated Egyptian nobles who were murdered but found each other again in modern times. In fact, thanks to an Nth Metal dagger, they are both cursed to meet, fall in love, and die tragically in each life.
• Significant Green-Eyed Redhead: Like her DCAU counterpart she's the page image.
• Stationary Wings: Her wings don't actually move most of the time when she's flying, though if pinned she apparently can't fly.
• Statuesque Stunner: She qualifies at 5'9/175cm tall.
• Super-Senses: Hawkwoman can observe objects at great distances or at speeds faster than can be perceived by the normal eye.
• Super-Strength: Though not as strong as Wonder Woman and Power Girl, Nth Metal does give her enhanced strength.
• Thunder Hammer: Her signature mace made of Nth metal, which could generate electric currents and repel magical energies. She is skilled at wielding and throwing the mace accurately.
• Together in Death: She and Hawkman were usually killed by Vandal Savage together.
• Winged Humanoid: Her wings, which are laced with Nth metal, allow her to control navigation and guidance during flight, though they can be "flapped" through use of shoulder motions.

Hawkman (Carter Hall) *ACTIVE*

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Carter Hall, one of the reincarnations of Thanagarian Kol and infused with the mysterious Nth Metal, is granted flight, strength and a living armor. He battles dangerous threats, both alien and mystical, as the savage Hawkman.

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• Action Dad: He and Shiera have three children, Rex, Kendra and Hector Hall.
• Applied Phlebotinum: The "Nth Metal" from which the Carter's wings are made.
• Arch-Enemy: To Gentleman Ghost as his previous life as Hannibal Hawkes killed Jim Craddock by hanging him. Jim later came back as a ghost and became a rival of the Hawks.
• Battle Couple: With Shiera.
• Because Destiny Says So: The romance between Khufu/Carter/Kol and Chay-Ara/Shiera/Thal, and their battle with Hath-Set.
• Belligerent Sexual Tension: With Shiera they still have their moments.
• Composite Character: Earth-27's Hawkman is not only a composite of all the versions of Hawkman from comics (Carter Hall, Katar Hol, Fel Andar), but due to the reincarnation backstory, he has been merged with other heroes from different eras of DC Comics, like The Silent Knight (King Arthur Era) and Nighthawk (Western Era).
• Disappeared Dad: His father was killed in a robbery when he was twelve.
• I Have Many Names: Kol, Prince Khufu, Sir Brian the Silent, Hannibal Hawkes, Jim Wright and Thomas Larson.
• Multi-Melee Master: Due to his multiple incarnations and having memories of all of his past lives, Khufu/Carter has become proficient in many types of weaponry. As a result, he is an expert with a wide array of archaic weapons from his past lives, including battle axes, maces, swords, spears and shields.
• My Greatest Failure: Carter still blame himself for the deaths of Hank and Don.
• Nigh-Invulnerability: Hawkman is able to withstand blows from superhuman opponents.
• Official Couple: With Shiera.
• Psychic Link: He can feel whenever Hawkwoman is nearby.
• Race Lift: Carter is caucasian in the comics and other media. But in Earth 27 he's afro-american.
• Reincarnation / Reincarnation Romance: Khufu/Carter/Kol and Chay-Ara/Shiera/Thal. They are reincarnated Egyptian nobles who were murdered but found each other again in modern times. In fact, thanks to an Nth Metal dagger, they are both cursed to meet, fall in love, and die tragically in each life.
• Related in the Adaptation: Here he's the older brother of the first Hawk and Dove, Hank and Don Hall.
• Stationary Wings: His wings don't actually move most of the time when he's flying, though if pinned he apparently can't fly.
• Super-Senses: Hawkman can observe objects at great distances or at speeds faster than can be perceived by the normal eye.
• Super-Strength: Though not as strong as Superman and Captain Marvel, Nth Metal does give him enhanced strength. Carter is capable of ripping a car door of its hinges with little effort.
• Together in Death: He and Hawkwoman were usually killed by Vandal Savage together.
• Weapon Specialization: His signature axe made of Nth Metal, which could generate electric currents and repel magical energies.
• Winged Humanoid: His wings, which are laced with Nth metal, allow him to control navigation and guidance during flight, though they can be "flapped" through use of shoulder motions.

Fire (Beatriz da Costa) *ACTIVE*

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Beatriz da Costa was bequeathed her green flame powers by Brazilian mysticism. She was a Titans alumna and longtime long time member of the Justice League, and is best known for her friendship/partnership with fellow league member Tora Olafdottir aka Ice.

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• Adaptational Sexuality: In most continuities she's straight. Here, she's bisexual.
• Bare Midriffs Are Feminine: Both her casual outfit and her hero suit show her midsection and she's a Tomboy with a Girly Streak.
• Belligerent Sexual Tension: With Booster Gold, their arguments usually end with both of them kissing.
• Color Motif: Green. Her fire powers manifest as green flames, her hair and eyes are both green and she even dresses almost entirely in green clothes.
• Curtains Match the Window: Has green eyes to go along with her green hair.
• Face Palm: Does this when Tora comically misses the point.
• Fire/Ice Duo: With her best friend Tora.
• Flying Firepower: By bursting fire behind her she can take off into the sky and control her flight speed by adjusting her flames in response.
• Gratuitous Foreign Language: Occasionally adds Portuguese words in her sentences.
• Heterosexual Life-Partners: With her friend Tora.
• Mistaken for Gay: She and Tora spend so much time together people tend to think they're a couple. Downplayed in Beatriz' case, as she is bi. Ironically, it's implied Beatriz would date Tora if she was into women.
• Ms. Fanservice: She is mostly naked in the flame form. She is also one In-Universe when working as a model.
• Omniglot: She can speak Portuguese, Spanish and English.
• Playing with Fire: Green mystical fire to be precise.
• Power Dyes Your Hair: The same magic that gave her her powers turned her hair green.
• Shipper on Deck: Encourages Tora to pursue a relationship with Ted.
• Spicy Latina: Well, she's a hot, sassy Brazilian.
• Technicolor Fire: Green.
• Tomboy and Girly Girl: She's the Tomboy, confident and sassy (though she is still fairly feminine) to Ice's Shrinking Violet and The Heart Girly Girl.
• Tomboy with a Girly Streak: Bea is confident, sassy, and bold... but she still likes fashion and dressing sexy.

Ice (Tora Olafsdotter) *ACTIVE*

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Tora Olafsdotter is the heir to a clan of European country of Bjorland, and her heritage gives her power over ice. She's a reserved and compassionate superhero who fights crime alongside her friend Fire. They've teamed up together as members of the Titans and later the Justice League.

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• Adaptational Nationality: Rather than Norwegian in the comics she's from the fictitious country called Bjorland due to Norway being eradicated in the "Manhattaning".
• All Girls Want Bad Boys: And there's no "bad boy" worse than Guy Gardner. Though inverted as Ice is much more interested in Guy's secret nice side he rarely shows anyone.
• An Ice Person: Alongside Coldsnap, she's the League's resident ice superheroine. She can, at will, project in various forms quantities of ice and snow through her hands just enough to down an opponent. She can create platforms of ice upon which she can skate. She is able to generate larger amounts of ice and snow, and conjure massive icy figures.
• Brooding Boy, Gentle Girl: The Gentle Girl to Guy's Brooding Boy.
• Clingy Jealous Girl: When she was trying to hit on Guy Gardner.
• Comically Missing the Point: When Booster asks them if they want an autograph, Tora thinks he can get her Superman's autograph. She also thought Beatriz was talking about getting her a pet instead of a boyfriend.
• Fire/Ice Duo: With her best friend Beatriz.
• God Guise: She has been mistaken for a goddess by superstitious commoners in Russia.
• Heterosexual Life-Partners: With Beatriz da Costa.
• The Ingenue: Ice's personality was an amusing mix of Girl Next Door wholesomeness and innocent-abroad naiveté.
• Innocent Blue Eyes: She's got crystal-blue eyes and a sweet, innocent demeanor to go with them.
• Mistaken for Gay: Beatriz believed she was lesbian for a moment when questioning her interests.
• Morality Pet: For Guy Gardner.
• Mystical White Hair: An easy indicator of her power.
• Official Couple: She's dating Guy Garner.
• Sexy Scandinavian: She's from a northern European country called Bjorland and Guy certainly finds her attractive after all.
• Shrinking Violet: Among other things, she gets embarrassed if she shows too much skin.
• Tomboy and Girly Girl: The Shrinking Violet and The Heart Girly Girl to Fire's bolder, brasher Spicy Latina Tomboy (though Fire is still fairly girly).
• True Blue Femininity: Her costume (naturally) is blue, and she's a little more feminine than Fire.

Booster Gold (Michael Jon Carter) *ACTIVE*

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Humiliated for most of his life, Michael Jon Carter was a ruined man. Seeking a new life, he stole some high-tech equipment and a security robot named Skeets to become the greatest hero you've never heard of: Booster Gold!

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• Adaptational Backstory Change: Booster in Earth 27 is not from the future but from the present instead, as Time Travel doesn't exist in E27.
• Barrier Warrior: Booster suit is equipped with a force field.
• Butt-Monkey: Booster gets the short end of the stick from almost everyone.
• Color Character: Booster Gold.
• Corporate-Sponsored Superhero: A Mythology Gag of his Smallville appearance. Booster was sponsored by companies due to promotional contract with them such as LuthorCorp, S.T.A.R Labs, Stagg industries, Big Belly Burgers, Ferris Air, Dupree Chemicals, etc. with their logos stamped on his shoulders during his start of his career as a superhero and a member of the Titans.
• Goggles Do Something Unusual: Booster's visor is outfitted with both sensory amplification devices (both auditory and visual) and a HUD for targeting and threat-identification. It also provides broad scanning along the electromagnetic spectrum, providing infrared, ultraviolet, and X-ray vision.
• Hand Blast: The suit is able to provide powerful energy blasts, via blasters in the costume's gauntlets. At their highest setting, the blasts are capable of plowing through two solid feet of concrete.
• Heterosexual Life-Partners: With Ted Kord.
• Mistaken for Gay: As not with Ted Kord.
• Nigh-Invulnerability: The suit is extremely durable, very lightweight, and easy to wear. The suit itself is able to withstand bullets without losing its integrity.
• Official Couple: He's dating Beatriz da Costa.
• Primary-Color Champion: The Booster Gold armor is gold and blue.
• Powered Armor: In lieu of any metahuman powers, Booster Gold uses an advanced microcircuitry-powered all-purpose combat suit that allows him a wide range of options to use in combat.
• Red Oni, Blue Oni: The Red to Ted's Blue.
• Robot Buddy: Skeets.
• Servile Snarker: Skeets is Booster's best friend and closest servant, but he's not afraid to deliver the sarcasm when Booster screws up.
• Super-Strength: The microcircuitry woven into the mesh affords Booster a high measure of super-strength, enough to easily shift twenty tons - and a great deal more if he exerts himself. However, Booster must take into account the fact that attempting to lift things that heavy often causes them to fall apart under their own weight.

Blue Beetle (Ted Kord) *ACTIVE*

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Ted has been diagnosed as a genius level intellect at the age of three. He is supposedly one of the smartest men in the world, and puts his inventions to public use through Kord Omniversal, with fighting prowess, and technological genius to combat crime as the Blue Beetle.

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• Action Dad: He and Raquel got a son named Amistad Ervin.
• Badass Normal: He has no superpowers but he have been studied with several martial arts masters, and can outfight just about any group of thugs or criminals with his fighting skills alone.
• Blue Is Heroic: His costume is blue and he's a pretty nice guy.
• Child Prodigy: At age three, the Kord family doctors that Ted's mental was beyond remarkable. After his father died at the age of thirteen, due to his age, including Kord Omniversal, was to be managed by a team of high priced lawyers until Ted turned of legal age. It did not take Teddy long discover how fast his inheritance was being squandered, so he went to the court and had himself legally emancipated, thus earning the right to personally oversee his vast inheritance.
• Color Animal Codename: Blue Beetle.
• Cool Ship: The Bug, A multipurpose 80% solar powered beetle-shaped craft, capable of operating in air and water and built with a mobile lab, blasters, magnetic manipulators, grasping "claws" and defense shields.
• Deadpan Snarker: Ted is prone to throwing quips around in battle.
• Endearingly Dorky: Like you wouldn't believe.
• Gadgeteer Genius: He's even Smarter than even Batman. The Beetle Gun could produce a blinding flash or a blast of compressed air capable of knocking down several grown men. He also had other weapons and gadgets in the "Bug" to deal with larger numbers of opponents.
• Genius Bruiser: He has no powers, Ted had to rely on his brains, his fighting skills and his gadgets in every fight.
• Heterosexual Life-Partners: To Booster Gold.
• Humble Hero: A key part of Ted's character was his humility.
• Official Couple: With Raquel Ervin.
• Online Alias: His Network ID is 'Bugboy'.
• Le Parkour: Kord is an accomplished acrobat, who more often than not, utilized this greatly into his hand-to-hand fighting style.
• Red Oni, Blue Oni: The Blue to Michael's Red.
• Related in the Adaptation: He's the father of Amistad Ervin here.
• Spared by the Adaptation: Roy has made plain his dislike of Ted's death in pre-Flashpoint (and in many other continuities and adaptations that follow suit), and has spared him his often used tragic end. He even renamed Jaime Reyes' heroic identity into Silver Scarab as a means of including the character without transplanting the name (Jaime inherited his moniker from a deceased Ted most of the time, but Ted's alive and active in Earth-27). Jaime's codename switch pretty much cements Ted's status as spared.

Green Lantern Charlie (Guy Gardner) *ACTIVE*

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The Recruits of 2010

Green Lantern Delta (Kyle Rayner) *ACTIVE*

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Chieftess/Wonder Woman II (Nubia/Candace Osei) *ACTIVE*

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A dark skinned Amazon warrior and a ally and surrogate sister of Diana. She once took that mantle of Wonder Woman when Diana took a break being pregnant with Steve at the time.

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• The Butcher: Before she was an immortal, Nubia was a survivor. Having soon learned the language after making herself useful to the women by demonstrating her skills at skinning, butchering, and even cooking, Nubia became an integral part of the community, or rather several communities.
• Composite Character: Of Amazons Philippus and Nubia from the comics.
• Defector from Decadence: At first she sought out war and conflict, desiring honor and pride that went to the victorious and mighty in battle. But with each battle and war, Nubia’s taste for bloodshed soured.
• Interspecies Romance: She's an Amazonian in a relationship with the alien Icon.
• Lady of War: Not quite as regal or graceful as Hippolyta, but still shows shades of this as a consummate warrior woman.
• Legacy Character: Nubia temporary became the second Wonder Woman after Diana took a break from superheroics after being pregnant with Steve Trevor to give birth with her son Jason Trevor.
• Made of Indestructium: Her Bracelets.
• The Needless: Like Amazonians as Nubia stays on Themyscira, she does not require food, water or any other form of nourishment to maintain her health and vitality.
• Nigh-Invulnerability: Like Diana she's not at the same level as Superman, which is why she has those wristbands, she can be wounded by sharp or piercing objects.
• Official Couple: Dating Augustus Freeman.
• Really 700 Years Old: She's almost as old as Hippolyta.
• Statuesque Stunner: She's an Amazon and she's the same height as Andraste (6'2"/187cm).
• Super-Strength: Granted by Demeter (Goddess of Nature). Nubia is literally as strong as the Earth because of her link to the planet granted to her by Demeter.
• Token Black: Not the only black Amazon, but is the only one with any significant paneltime.

Rocket (Raquel Ervin) *ACTIVE*

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Icon's partner and friend, Rocket has an inertia belt that allows her to fly and form shields of kinetic energy. In her private life she is an amateur writer, a college student, and a single mother.

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• Action Mom: She and Ted have a son named Amistad Ervin.
• Affectionate Nickname: Raq and Rocket Gal.
• Badass Bookworm: Raquel Ervin is a gifted writer as well as a voracious reader.
• Bare Midriffs Are Feminine: Averted. Rocket she exposes her midsection but she's neither too feminine nor really tomboyish.
• Barrier Warrior: She can create force fields, they're pretty powerful. This field's kinetic energy nullifies the energy of anything trapped within down to the molecular level. As a result, Rocket can use the inertialess field to effectively immobilize her opponents.
• Birds of a Feather: She gets along well with Green Arrow due to their similar liberal mindsets.
• Clothes Make the Superman: Rocket has no innate powers but derive from the inertia winder installed in her belt buckle. When activated, the inertia winder surrounds Rocket in an "inertia field," which absorbs and stores any kinetic energy used against it.
• Deadpan Snarker: She's snarky even in the heat of battle.
• Energy Absorption: Her barriers only get stronger when kinetic energy is applied. As with her kinetic punches, the amount of damage she can cause depends on the amount of kinetic energy she uses.
• Flight: Rocket can fly by releasing her inertia field's kinetic energy beneath her, launching her skyward. Initially, she was not very skilled with this ability and thus could only leap over great distances.
• Kinetic Weapons Are Just Better: Uses her force fields as projectiles sometimes. Rocket can hit with superhuman force by releasing kinetic energy as she throws a punch.
• Promoted to Love Interest: She and Ted Kord are dating, while in the comics they never interacted.
• Sassy Black Woman: A milder example than most people who fall under the trope, but she still fits the bill. Raquel is well known for her liberal views on economic and social issues, which results in frequent political arguments with her conservative partner. She gets along famously with Green Arrow, though.
• Sidekick: To Icon. She was the one who convinced him to become a hero and his partner in crime.
• Weaksauce Weakness: Maintaining a force bubble around someone else, whether to protect them or trap them, leaves her more or less a sitting duck.

Shift (Rex Mason) *ACTIVE*

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Hawk II (Holly Granger) *ACTIVE*

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The current avatar of chaos & war and Hank Hall's successor, also known as Hawk and partner to her sister Dawn Granger, the avatar of peace (Dove) work together despite their differences.

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• Adaptational Nationality: Rather than American-English, she and her sister are Irish here.
• Bare Midriffs Are Feminine: Her casual clothes show her navel piercing, and despite the temper she's still feminine.
• The Clan: She and her sister both descends from a Irish clan that has produced many talented singers, and she's distantly related to Rebecca Carstairs, Siobhan McDougal, and Linda Reed (and through the Lance family).
• Fiery Redhead: Unlike her sister she has an aggressive personality, which was enhanced by her transformation into Hawk and as such, while Dove can dodge nimbly at peace, Hawk can strike harder in war.
• Legacy Character: She's the second carrier of the name Hawk.
• Polar Opposite Twins: Much like the originals, she and Dawn are very different from each other.
• Power Dyes Your Hair: Her auburn hair turns a darker shade of red as Hawk.
• Red Is Violent: She's much more conflictive and likely to use violence than her sister.
• Red Oni, Blue Oni: The Red to Dawn's Blue.
• Statuesque Stunner: 5'9"/175cm tall and very pretty.
• Super-Reflexes: Like her sister she can dodge almost indefinitely, multiple times from multiple sources of action. She's dodged punches, swords, bullets and more multiple times.
• Super-Senses: As Hawk her natural aptitudes are enhanced, such as her ability as a good judge of people and situations allowing her to read people and objects in a situation, within seconds, and know how they will act and react.
• Super-Strength: Holly can tear through armor, doors and most kinds of steel or barriers. She's been seen lifting stone statues and other heavy objects hurling them with ease.

Dove II (Dawn Granger) *ACTIVE*

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The current avatar of order & peace and Don Hall's successor, also known as Dove and partner to her sister Holly Granger, the avatar of chaos (Hawk) work together despite their differences.

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• Adaptational Nationality: Rather than American-English, she and her sister are Irish here.
• Bare Midriffs Are Feminine: Her casual clothes also show her navel piercing and she's quite feminine.
• Blue Is Calm: She's far more thoughtful and calm than her sister Holly.
• Blue Is Heroic: Her costume is blue and white and she's calm, peaceful and heroic.
• The Clan: She and her sister both descends from a Irish clan that has produced many talented singers, and she's distantly related to Rebecca Carstairs, Siobhan McDougal, and Linda Reed (and through the Lance family).
• Flight: The transformation changes Dawn into a minor force of Order and she gains some brilliant avian physical characteristics, which are usually hidden under her costume.
• Legacy Character: She's the second carrier of the name Dove.
• Power Dyes Your Hair: Her blonde hair turns white as Dove.
• Polar Opposite Twins: Just like the originals, their powers and personalities are opposites of each other.
• Red Oni, Blue Oni: The Blue to Holly's Red.
• Statuesque Stunner: 5'9"/175cm tall and very pretty.
• Super-Reflexes: Dove can dodge almost indefinitely, multiple times from multiple sources of action. She's dodged punches, swords, bullets and more multiple times.
• Super-Senses: As Dove her natural aptitudes are enhanced, such as her ability as a good judge of people and situations allowing her to read people and objects in a situation, within seconds, and know how they will act and react.

Mr. Terrific (M. Curtis Holt) *ACTIVE*

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Michael Curtis Holt aka Mr. Terrific is the third smartest man alive, a genius intellect with terrific IQ and also an olympic-level athlete and expert combatant. His T-Spheres render him completely invisible to technology.

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• The Ace: He's an Olympic level athlete, a proficient hacker, a Techno Wizard, and a vigilante in secret.
• Afro Asskicker: Inverted. He pulls his afro back when he starts working as a field vigilante.
• Awesome by Analysis: Holt is good in strategy, playing chess against two opponents with eyes closed.
• Badass Normal: No powers, just an incredibly smart well educated tech genius martial artist.
• Black and Nerdy: Obviously.
• Composite Character: Mr. Terrific's appearance and personality are taken straight from Arrowverse.
• Cool Mask: His vigilante outfit has him wearing a mask in the shape of a black capital letter T, that sticks to his face adhesively.
• Genius Bruiser: He is a super genius and has also a black belt in 6 different martial arts disciplines.
• Middle Name Basis: He prefers to go by his middle name Curtis rather than his first name.
• Nice Guy: He is about as friendly and compassionate as you can get.
• Photographic Memory: Holt also possesses an eidetic memory, meaning that he never forgets anything and has perfect recall.
• Science Hero: His biggest asset is utilizing his expertise in science and technology to fight crime. He creates equipment for the team, helps track down targets using his computer algorithms, and even fashions his trademark T-Spheres that have proven extremely useful to the team.
• Super-Intelligence: He is also known as the third smartest man on Earth. Michael Holt is described as having "a natural aptitude for having natural aptitudes", picking up complicated skills quickly and retaining them. As Holt himself put it, "everyone has a talent... Mine is learning".
• Swiss-Army Weapon: His T-Spheres capabilities are endless. They can be used offensively to bludgeon enemies, track down targets, hack technology, explosives, and shields to deflect projectiles.

The Recruits of 2011

Vibe (Francisco "Cisco" Ramon) *ACTIVE*

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A mechanical engineering genius of S.T.A.R Labs who helps the Flash. He would later developed metahuman powers as Vibe because of his unique vibration and potential dimensional abilities.

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• Brainy Brunette: Like his Arrowverse version he's also a Gadgeteer Genius.
• Composite Character: Vibe's personality and appearance are taken straight from his Arrowverse portrayal.
• Dance Battler: A nod to his Detroit phase in the comics, Cisco have breakdancing moves as part of his fighting style.
• Fun T-Shirt: He wears a lot of these.
• Gadgeteer Genius: Designs the Flash's suit, and outright admits his job at S.T.A.R Labs is to "make the toys", which includes anti-Flash weaponry.
• Impossible Genius: Cisco is able casually put together high-tech inventions decades ahead of its time, having created;, the speedster suits, a gun that can withhold absolute zero, a high-tech flamethrower allegedly capable of reaching Planck's constant, a quantum splicer, working force fields designed to withstand speedsters, holograms, protein bars and alcohol designed for speedsters, temperature resistant shields, his prototype vibe glasses, drones, and heaps of other neat things.
• Keet: Even Barry is calm and collected by comparison.
• Like Brother and Sister: He directly states that he's pretty much Caitlin's brother.
• Motor Mouth: When he is talking about something he likes, he tends to go into vivid and extensive detail.
• Mr. Exposition: He's part of The Network, who submit files on the different characters of Earth 27.
• Nice Guy: Out of all the S.T.A.R. Lab team, he's the one who was most interested in helping Barry adjust to his new life initially instead of treating him as walking lab experiment when he awoke from his coma.
• The Nicknamer: Cisco has a penchant for giving meta-criminals and masked heroes monikers that fit their attributes, personalities, or powers. Cisco claims to really dislike codenames that incorporate colors; for instance, Cisco gives Oliver and Dinah a lot of grief for "Green Arrow" and "Black Canary". He also really dislikes "Speedy".
• Official Couple: With Cynthia Reynolds/Mirage.
• Only Known by Their Nickname: He prefers to be called Cisco rather than Francisco.
• Pop-Cultured Badass: The resident TV Genius and movie buff of the Earth 27 who regularly Speaks in Shout-Outs like Arrowverse counterpart. Some of his favorites are The Princess Bride, Star Trek (The Next Generation & Deep Space Nine), Star Wars (the original trilogy only), Honey, I Shrunk the Kids, Inception, and Pokémon.
• Primary-Color Champion: As Vibe, he wears a red-and-black jacket with gold highlights as well as a pair of shades with gold lenses.
• Raised by Grandparents: Cisco lost his parents on Detroit by a series of intrinsic explosions set off by the hero turned terrorist Ozymandias after the "Manhattaning". The bodies of his parents were never found, so Cisco and his siblings were raised by their grandparents.
• Red Oni, Blue Oni: With his cheery and enthusiastic demeanor, he's red to Caitlin's blue.
• The Smart Guy: His role in Team Flash, being the resident Gadgeteer Genius. It's worth mentioning that the entire team sans Joe (who isn't stupid, he's just not in their intellectual "league") is this, with them being Science Heroes and all.
• Super-Senses: Vibe can sense the pan-dimensional energy signatures, feeling when and where an excursion from a different dimension is either occurring or emanating from.
• Sweet Tooth: He's constantly snacking on candy and other sugary foods.
• Teen Genius: Cisco later benefited from an inherent genius. From a young age he more or less thought himself to read and would often eat his meals whatever book he could find. His grandfather was a retired automotive mechanic and had no shortage of mechanical textbooks and manuals lying around. Cisco read those at young age, and learned to part an rebuild an internal combustion engine before he wet the bed (don't bring that up, it's sore subject to him). A year later, he was the youngest kid in a local college science fair at ten years old.
• Thinking Up Portals: This is one of his abilities. Cisco has the ability to harness and manipulate the forces of reality, enabling him to create tears between space, time and reality. This also allows him to travel between dimensions at will.

Mirage (Sinfi Reynard/Cynthia Reynolds) *ACTIVE*

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Sinfi Reynard started her career as a superhero in Central City. As the mysterious Mirage, she is an unseen defender of justice with the abilities to cast illusions, make herself invisible and having precognition.

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• Adaptation Dye-Job: She has light brown hair, while in the comics she has black hair.
• Adaptation Name Change:
  • Rather than Gypsy, she goes by the name of Mirage. This was changed for Earth-27 as the word is considered a slur against people of Romani heritage.
  • She really is of Romani descent, but started using the alias of Cynthia Reynolds.
• Composite Character: Cynthia Reynolds is combined with Miriam Delgado, who went by the codename Mirage.
• Fights Like a Normal: Mirage's main strengths are her skill at stealth, martial arts, firearms, and electronics. The invisibility is just a little extra.
• Invisibility: Her illusions allow her to blend into her background, effectively becoming invisible.
• Master of Illusion: Mirage's primary power is that of illusion casting, which she can use in a large variety of ways focusing on invisibility and camouflage. She can camouflage both herself and someone standing in close proximity to her.
• Official Couple: She's dating Cisco Ramon/Vibe.
• Secret Secret-Keeper: When she had heard that STAR Labs had a drug that could enhance metahumans's powers, she used her psychic powers to cloud the mind of STAR Labs's best and brightest as she snooped around the Particle Accelerator. While tailing Dr. Wells, Cynthia inadvertently strolled into the lair of The Flash and even saw the speedster unmask.
• Seers: She has precognition.
• Sexy Slit Dress: She has a slit on her dress as Mirage that allows her to run and fight more effectively.
• Supernatural Fear Inducer: Sinfi's illusion casting can also be used to project frightening illusions into the minds of other people. These illusions usually show what the affected person fears most.
• Tsundere: She may love him, but that doesn't mean she won't kick Cisco's ass if he pisses her off.
• You Can See Me?: After discovering that the Flash is Barry Allen and afraid to press her luck, Cynthia hastily left and found herself in the Lab of Cisco Ramon. Cisco was startled by the beautiful woman and when he said as much, Sinfi realized the guy could see her.

The Guardian (John Diggle) *ACTIVE*

See the Team Arrow page

Vixen (Mari McCabe) *ACTIVE*

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Mari Jiwe McCabe, better known as Vixen, is a successful fashion icon, animal activist and superhero who is able to channel the powers of any animal that has walked or evolved on Earth through the mystical object given to her ancestor by the god Anansi called the Tantu totem.

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• Action Fashionista: She's a model outside of her superhero identity and occasionally makes comments about fashion or picturing her opponents on the runway.
• Aloof Dark-Haired Girl: She is rather rigid and speaks in a deadpan manner.
• Amazon Brigade: She's a part-time member of Birds Of Prey.
• Animal-Themed Superbeing: She uses an Animal Alias (a vixen is a female fox), and has the ability to copy the abilities of any animal she can think of.
• Battle Aura: Whenever she taps into her totem's power, the animal chosen briefly appears as an incorporeal or astral projection.
• Battle Couple: With John Stewart.
• The Beastmaster: With the ability to communicate with animals, she can override the natural predator/prey instinct found in most wild animals.
• Evil Uncle: Her uncle Maksai killed her father Richard Jiwe, who's his brother.
• Flight: Mimicking a bird allows her to fly.
• Kung-Fu Wizard: Downplayed since her totem is centered on enhancing her physical abilities, but she still fits this trope being one of the magic-user on the 2011 recruits.
• Ms. Fanservice: She is very busty and her most famous outfit is a yellow/orange body suit that is very form-fitting with a really long cleavage.
• The Nose Knows: Many animals have a sense of smell that trumps that of a human, so it would be relatively simple for her to copy the senses of (say) a dog.
• Official Couple: Engaged to John Stewart.
• Poisonous Person: When channeling a cobra.
• Sassy Black Woman: While she's generally a nice person, she has absolutely no qualms about speaking her mind, and is quite proficient in sarcasm.
• Second Love: Became this for John Stewart after the death of Katma Tui.
• Speaks Fluent Animal: Vixen also has the ability to communicate with animals.
• Statuesque Stunner: She's 5'9" and of course, she's a model.
• Super-Reflexes: When mimicking a fast animal such as a cheetah.
• Super-Senses: Most animals have senses that are superior to humans in one way or another.
• Super-Speed: When mimicking a fast animal such as a cheetah.
• Super-Strength: When mimicking a large strong animal, such as an elephant.
• Super-Toughness: She withstood crashing into a steel gate by channeling an armadillo.
• Upgrade Artifact: The Tantu Totem originally, a fox-shaped talisman, which enables her to tap into the "morphogenetic field" of the Earth. This allows Vixen to mimic the abilities of any animal she can think of, by simply focusing on a specific animal's abilities and then drawing it directly from the field.
• Wall Crawl: Mimicking spiders, insects, etc. allows her to walk on walls.

Steel (John Henry Irons) *ACTIVE*

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Inspired by Superman, John Henry Irons an engineer who mimicked his powers with technology. Designing an advanced exo-skeleton, he wields a number of technological gadgets including a Kinetic Hammer. However, his greatest powers are his heart, mind, and determination as the hero Steel.

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• Bald Head of Toughness: He's completely bald and he made his very own Powered Armor which allows him to greatly resist physical damage.
• The Blacksmith: He invokes blacksmithing in addition to his folkloric image (see his first and middle names). He is notable for hand-forging the plating of most of his Powered Armor.
• Brought to You by the Letter "S": In homage to Superman and John Henry, he put the S on his suit.
• The Cape: Out of all four Superman pretenders, he is the only who can be considered unambiguously good. Put this together with the fact that he's simply an ordinary man working a blue-collar job, and you'll see why some consider his heroics to be even more impressive those of the big man himself.
• Carry a Big Stick: His signature hammer. The hammer can also store the energy it has gathered along its flight path within the kinetic field and release it on contact with a target (on command), even if its flight is interrupted by a command.
• Chrome Champion: His Steel Armor. The suit's ability to impart a resistance to physical injury was quite considerable before the addition of the inertial dampening field.
• Cool Uncle: Towards his niece Natasha. When she ends up on a coma after she lost her arm after a car accident in the middle of a gang warfare. John became a one-man army, taking down any gang who ever used Toadmasters against innocent people.
• Empowered Badass Normal: He may be most known for his awesome Power Armor, but he's got an astonishing natural physique and more than enough combat aptitude to be a Badass Normal even if he lacked it.
• Genius Bruiser: He's a brilliant scientist, and is more than capable of kicking ass without his armor.
• Gentle Giant: Despite everything he still considers himself a scientist and not a fighter.
• Honorary True Companion: He's an honorary member of the House of El.
• Nigh-Invulnerability: The suit's ability to impart a resistance to physical injury was quite considerable before the addition of the inertial dampening field. Small arms fire was generally not a threat but larger firearms could prove dangerous. All of the suits have performed admirably considering Steel's opponents, who include the Grandmaster and Metallo.
• Official Couple: He's officially engaged to Lana Lang.
• Steven Ulysses Perhero: The "Irons" aside, it's also a shout-out to American folklore hero John Henry.

Zatanna (Zatanna Zatara) *INACTIVE*

See the Dark Justice page

Animal Man (Buddy Baker) *ACTIVE*

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As a happy-go-lucky hero and devoted family man, Buddy Baker can mimic the powers of any animal on Earth and beyond. His powers come from a connection with the morphogenetic field of Earth, also known as the Red.

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• Action Dad: He and Ellen had two children called Cliff and Maxine Baker.
• Adaptation Dye-Job: His suit is changed from orange and blue to red, black and white to emphasize his connection to the Red and avoid confusion with Booster Gold.
• Alliterative Name: Bernhard "Buddy" Baker.
• Animal Motifs: Buddy starts off only able to borrow powers of animals near him, but ends up able to borrow powers from any animal, anywhere on Earth, living or extinct.
• Animal-Themed Superbeing: Buddy can mimic any abilities of any animal as a result of his encounter with a crashed alien spacecraft. He does this by either focusing on a specific animal near him, or, as he learned later, by drawing power from the animal kingdom in general (this enables him to even mimic animals that are extinct).
• The Beast Master: Animal Man can, to a lesser degree, control animals by entering their minds. He can also transfer his mind to living animals of any kind, using their bodies as long as he wants to.
• Breaking the Fourth Wall: Like the Grant Morrison run in the comics, he found out that he has a rare completely serious fourth wall breach that he was a comic book character.
• Civvie Spandex: His iconic jacket he wore over his costume.
• Flight: The flight of a bird, though he does not grow wings to fly as a bird.
• Fun T-Shirt: His civilian shirt says: "Weird /wird/ adjective 1. side effect of being awesome".
• Hand Blast: Tapping into the Red, Animal Man can also fire powerful blasts of force or unidentified energy.
• Happily Married: To Ellen Frazier.
• Healing Factor: The regeneration ability of a worm.
• Lovecraftian Superpower: Buddy becomes infused with more power from The Red (the metaphysical manifestation of the Animal Kingdom), and his power to use animal abilities is morphed into actually physically manifesting animal characteristics.
• Mundane Utility: Buddy's jacket looked really cool and helped set him apart by giving him a unique look, but the whole reason he started wearing it was so he had pockets to carry around his keys and notes from his wife reminding him to bring home milk. Also, he admits that he's self-conscious about wearing a skintight suit.
• Nigh-Invulnerability: The durability of a rhino which make his body tough.
• Primary-Color Champion: His costume is mostly dark blue and red.
• Shock and Awe: By channeling the electricity of the electric eel grants him Electrokinesis.
• Speaks Fluent Animal: In addition to his mimic abilities, Animal Man can make contact with animals, empathize with, "talk" to and see their thoughts and memories. This ability to transfer his life essence has allowed him to survive even when his body has been killed.
• Super Not-Drowning Skills: The swimming ability of a fish though he does not form gills to breathe underwater when mimicking a fish.
• Super-Reflexes: The agility of a snake.
• Super-Senses: The sense of smell of a moth.
• Super-Speed: The speed of an ant. Though not as fast like The Flash.
• Super-Strength: By channeling The strength of a Tyrannosaurus Rex.
• Wall Crawl: The wall-crawling of a spider which allow him to crawl walls.

The Recruits of 2012

Power Girl (Karen Starr/Kara Zor-El) *ACTIVE*

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The Cousin of Kal-El and last survivor of Krypton's Argo City. She has a brash and defiant personality that she developed in response to the destruction of Krypton as Supergirl. She briefly retired from superheroics after the events of Jason Todd's death before returning years later as Power Girl and currently operating her own company called StarrWare.

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• The Ace: Like Superman, she is a major winner of the Super Power Lottery and an incredibly popular hero. In her civilian life, she founded StarrWare and acquired a fortune.
• Action Girl: A major aspect of her is Power Girl stepping outside her cousin's shadow as a hero in her own right.
• Adaptation Dye-Job: Kara is a natural redhead during her time as Supergirl in Earth-27 and she later dye the hair to the iconic blonde as Power Girl.
• Amazonian Beauty: As Power Girl she has a muscular build and huge biceps.
• Amicable Exes: She and Bill Starr are divorced, but they keep it amicable. She even used one of his latest hits in the advertisement of StarrWare.
• Back-to-Back Badasses: Both Kara and Clark when they fought Brainiac's forces.
• Bash Brothers: She and her cousin Clark/Superman fought together several times.
• Benevolent Boss: She is the kind of boss who gives even the custodial staff a hearty wage.
• Beware the Nice Ones: Kara is one of the nicest, friendliest people you will ever meet. But piss her off just enough, especially by messing with her family, and she will end you (or at least give you a very bad day).
• Broken Pedestal: She was utterly devastated when her father Zor-El was revealed to be the Grandmaster and his crimes about all the murders he committed in an effort to his quest for Brainiac, she stopped considering Zor-El as her father. As far as she was concerned, her father died with Krypton. She can't stand all the death he caused in her name.
• Brought to You by the Letter "S": Her golden cape pin has the "PG" initials as Power Girl.
• Buxom Beauty Standard: Even the girls envy her buxom figure.
• Chest Insignia: As Supergirl she wield the House of El's Crest and as Power Girl is a notable lack of one, she has what is termed a "boob window."
• Clark Kenting: Kara like her cousin she wears loose clothes and glasses to keep her identity as Karen Starr during her time as Supergirl and later Power Girl. She herself explains that her large breasts actually help keep her identity secret, especially considering the Cleavage Window, since they draw attention away from her face.
• Cleavage Window: The Trope Codifier as Power Girl, anyways. In Earth 27 the window is shaped like the House Of El's diamond symbol.
• Combo Platter Powers: She's Kryptonian like her cousin Clark/Superman.
• Composite Character: Kara in this version she was Supergirl and then all grown up as Power Girl, who is usually from an alternate reality.
• Cut Lex Luthor a Check: Deconstructed. Throughout high school and college, Karen Starr had been working on a computer program based off the intelligence algorithms of Kelex and Kelor, the caretakers of the Fortress of Solitude. With the smart phone revolution well underway already and her personal life being bombarded by gossip reporters, Karen decided it was time to debut her intelligent assistant app, “Kela” (named after the robotic servant Kara Zor-El knew as a child). With all the added publicity, Karen made quite the splash, earning enough interested investors to allow her (along with a handsome divorce settlement and personal loans from Ted Kord, Bruce Wayne, and Oliver Queen) to launch her own software company, StarrWare.
• Deadpan Snarker: Karen may be one nicest heroines but that doesn't mean that she has quips to snark.
• Even the Girls Want Her: Emerald Empress once hit her with an EKRON blast just to ogle her body. And Maxima tried to make her her mate, but they didn't go further than drunken kissing.
• Eye Beams: Kara can, as a conscious act, fire beams of intense heat at a target by looking at it. She can vary the heat and area affected.
• Flying Brick: Like her cousin Clark/Superman she gets most of his powers as well, including heat vision and ice breath.
• Genius Bruiser: On top of being a Kryptonian Karen is highly intelligent.
• The Glasses Come Off: She takes off her glasses when she fights as Supergirl and Power Girl.
• Head-Turning Beauty: Heck, even the superheroines probably want her.
• Heterosexual Life-Partners: With Helena Bertinelli alias Huntress.
• Honest Corporate Executive: As head of StarrWare.
• Human Popsicle: When Krypton broke apart and debris damaged the flight system of Kara's ship, delaying her arrival on Earth by nearly three days, causing her to crash land in the middle of the Pacific. Thinking quickly Kara activated her cryogenic stasis system, putting herself down for a cold snap for almost 20 years before Clark found her ship.
• Kindhearted Cat Lover: Karen owns three cats, Streaky, Stinky and Dexter Starr.
• Kissing Under the Influence: After being exposed to Red Kryptonite, she kissed Wonder Girl on live TV.
• Kryptonite Factor: Kara possesses the same potential weaknesses as an average Kryptonian like the vulnerability to Kryptonite and magic.
• Leotard of Power: Her most common outfit is a leg-baring, figure-hugging, long-sleeved white leotard with an opening in the chest.
• Magic Skirt: As Supergirl she is covered up no matter what.
• Mama Bear: Acted this way towards members of the House Of El and people she cares about.
• Man of Steel, Woman of Kleenex: Karen has this trouble due to being a super-strong Kryptonian.
• The Masquerade Will Kill Your Dating Life: The reason why her marriage to Bill Starr failed was because Kara couldn't bring herself to tell him about her secret identity, leading to their divorce.
• Most Common Superpower: Kara would become Trope Codifier as Power Girl where she is the incarnation of this trope.
• Mundane Utility:
  • Kara has been seen using her heat vision to shave her legs. Since she is Nigh-Invulnerable, her options are limited.
  • Kara has used sometimes her heat vision to roast marshmallows and her Super-Speed to tidy an apartment.
• Mr. Exposition: Due to being a part of The Network.
• My Eyes Are Up Here: Given her Cleavage Window, this happens a lot.
• The Needless: She doesn't need to eat, breathe or sleep. Justified because she's sun-powered.
• Online Alias: Her alias on The Network is 'Kare-Bear-Stare'.
• Power Perversion Potential: She used her x-ray vison to check out her male teammates "assets" and tell her gal friends about it.
• Red Is Heroic: She wears a read cape as Supergirl and Power Girl and her red Supergirl costume also counts.
• Superpower Lottery: Since she's a Kryptonian, she hit the jackpot: including Eye Beams, Flight, Nigh-Invulnerability, Super-Senses, Super-Speed, Super-Breath, Super-Strength and X-Ray Vision.
• Statuesque Stunner: As Power Girl she's built like Wonder Woman.
• World's Strongest Woman: A contender for strongest woman in the DCU, being, powerwise, a female Superman.

Huntress (Helena Bertinelli) *INACTIVE*

See the Birds Of Prey page

Oracle (Barbara Gordon) *INACTIVE*

See The Bat Family page

Element Woman (Emily Sung) *ACTIVE*

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Element Woman a superhero with the power to transmute her body into various compounds similar to his male counterpart Shift.

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• Bare Midriffs Are Feminine: Her hero suit shows her midsection and she's girly but surprisingly dorky.
• Cloud Cuckoolander: She shows the same kind of excitement an overeager child would about getting to join the Justice League, and even brought hamburgers for everyone when she was invited as a member. She also likes to bring juice boxes with her and remember to have extra for other people.
• Composite Character: She's a combination of Element Girl and Element Woman. Her full name is Urania Emily Sung, like Urania Blackwell, the original Element Girl.
• Like Brother and Sister: Her relationship with Rex Mason.
• Monochromatic Eyes: She has pink eyes with black sclera.
• Nigh-Invulnerability: Element Girl mentions that she cannot drown or asphyxiate, that her body just metabolizes toxins and poisons without her suffering harm from them, and that she's fairly sure that being at ground zero of a thermonuclear explosion would only make her radioactive.
• Official Couple: Currently dating Larry Trainor.
• Otaku: Emily is an anime otaku. Her civilian t-shirt says "Let's Binge watch Anime & Cuddle".
• Parental Abandonment: Emily was born the daughter of two unidentified, supposedly illegal Chinese immigrants who abandoned their daughter for unknown reasons.
• Rose-Haired Sweetie: She has pink hair in her default form and she's a pretty nice and fun-loving person.
• Voluntary Shapeshifting: Emily like Rex can also shape parts and portions of her body instead of the whole. She can form such complex shapes as a tank and a bicycle and such simple forms as a cloud or a spring.

Doctor Light (Kimiyo Hoshi) *ACTIVE*

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Dr. Kimiyo Hoshi, an scientist who was born with metahuman abilities as a byproduct of the Mahattaning allows her to control and adsorb a variation of different light energy. She's a member of ARGUS and later the Justice League. She's the divorced mother of two children, Imako and Yasu Hoshi.

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• Action Mom: She has two young children, Imako and Yasu Takamoto-Hoshi.
• Adaptational Backstory Change: Rather than Arthur Light's Redeeming Replacement, she has always been the first and only Doctor Light. In addition, she was a victim of Ozymandias' "Manhattaning" plot, and was cured of the illness caused by it by Niles Caulder.
• Adaptation Dye-Job: Kimiyo has dark brown hair, while she had black hair in the comics and the other character's adaptations.
• Defrosting Ice Queen: At first she was a cold and dismissive scientist, who hardly cared for anyone even her own father. Even as a hero, she was cold, but even at her worst she had honor and a desire to protect the innocent.
• Energy Absorption: She could absorb all forms of illumination, and internalize it for a variety of uses.
• Flight: She can ride lightwaves in order to fly, capable of reaching the speed of light.
• Invisibility: Kimiyo can bend the light around her to become invisible.
• Jerk with a Heart of Gold: She can be very nasty and dismissive when annoyed, but behind that frosty exterior lied a woman who just wants to do the right thing.
• Ki Manipulation: She can generate blasts of yellow glowing energy.
• Light 'em Up: She can absorb all forms of illumination, and internalize it for a variety of uses.
• Mama Bear: She can be very protective of her children and her own teammates, and she is down right scary when they care crossed.
• Parental Abandonment: Her mother Miya abandoned her as a kid, leaving her father to raise her, in order to run off with another man. Kimiyo's illness as a result of the Manhattaning did nothing to make her reconsider leaving the family either.
• The Power of the Sun: She has used her powers to generate sunlight from a yellow sun to heal injured Kryptonians and Daxamites.
• Related in the Adaptation: Her mother is Miya Shimada, known in the comics as Tsunami, making her daughter Debbie Perkins/Deep Blue Kimiyo's half sister.

Green Lantern Echo (Simon Baz) *ACTIVE*

See The Green Lantern Corps page

Rocket Red (Dmitri Pushkin) *ACTIVE*

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This jovial Russian soldier was chosen by the Russian Government to become their cybernetic program in response to the Metahumans. Dmitri was assigned as Russian representative in the Justice League as the armoured hero Rocket Red.

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• Bald Head of Toughness: He's bald and he's pretty tough thanks to his armor.
• Boisterous Bruiser: He's very loud and energetic.
• Color Character: Rocket Red.
• Family Man: He has a wife and children back in Russia.
• Genius Bruiser: Wields the Rocket Red armor and he's smart enough to use it.
• Good Scars, Evil Scars: Dmitri has a scar on his left eye and he's a pretty good guy.
• Happily Married: He and his wife Belinda Pushkin are very happy together.
• Manly Facial Hair: Has a well-trimmed beard and he's the resident manly Husky Russkie of the Justice League.
• Powered Armor: The Rocket Red Armor is a sophisticated battle armor built in Russia. All members of the Rocket Red Brigade utilize the armor. Their abilities included Super-Strength, Nigh-Invulnerability, rocket-powered flight, the ability to project powerful energy blasts, and "mecha-empathy"—the ability to sense and control computers and machines.
• Red Is Heroic: His armor is mostly red, uses a red shirt outside of it and he's a pretty nice and heroic person. He's Rocket Red for a reason.

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Requiem/Wonder Woman III (Andraste/Andie Ryan) *ACTIVE*

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Andraste is an Amazon of Bana-Mighdall, a fearsome warrior who acts as an ally and surrogate sister to Diana. She currently serves as a loyal adviser to her Queen, often carrying out important missions on the Queen’s behalf in the Mortal Realm. She also once took the mantle of Wonder Woman when Diana was called away on other matters, but she prefers staying out of “Man’s Politics” whenever possible.

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• '90s Anti-Hero: Is much more violent and brooding than Diana, and very quick to use lethal force and irreverent over civilians who end up in harms way.
• Action Mom: She's the mother of Grace Choi and Tula here.
• Adaptational Nationality: Rather than belonging to an Egyptian sect of Amazons, she belongs to a celtic tribe that ended up in Themyscira.
• Adaptation Name Change: In order to not get confused with Artemis Crock, her name becomes Andraste instead.
• Blood Knight: She absolutely loves a good fight.
• Conceive and Kill: Although she didn't know it at the time, she killed Orvax Marius right after they had sex
• Daddy Had a Good Reason for Abandoning You: She abandoned her daughter Grace because she wasn't born a "pure" Amazon.
• Does Not Like Men: She's one of the Amazons with a low opinion on men, although she doesn't kill them in sight.
• Fiery Redhead: Long red hair and a fierce temper with a well-deserved reputation for jumping into things half-cocked, and loudly with a particular love of a good fight.
• Fighting Irish: Born in ancient Ireland, she's a true fighter with a temper to match her hair.
• Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Andraste is brash, violent, ruthless, crass, and spiteful. Even so, she still cares about defending innocents.
• Interplay of Sex and Violence: She and Orvax Marius got caught in an intense and even bloody spar that led to Andraste losing herself to her instincts, having sex while she had him pinned down right then and there.
• Legacy Character: Third Person to don the Wonder Woman mantle after Nubia.
• Multi-Melee Master: Her go-to weapon is a bow when she has one, but she's usually carrying a pair of sai, a broadsword and giant battleaxe as well and she's very good at wielding them which gives her Super Strength a multiplier in a fight.
• Noble Bigot: Her dislike of men and rampant misandry doesn't stop her from saving them from danger. She has also expressed romantic interest in multiple men despite outwardly decrying all men as stupid and inferior.
• Nothing but Skulls: Has a prominent skull motif on her tiara.
• Proud Warrior Race Guy: The Bana prize fighting skills above all else and Andraste is one of their best fighters.
• Redhead In Green: A fiery redhead and her Requiem outfit is mostly green.
• Related in the Adaptation: She's the mother of Tula zin'Marius and of Grace Choi/Macro of the Outsiders.
• Significant Green-Eyed Redhead: She's a major player with ludicrously long red locks and bright green eyes.
• Smash Sisters: With Diana and Nubia.
• Statuesque Stunner: As an Amazon, she's very tall, although not as tall as Diana or her daughter Grace.
• Sympathetic Adulterer: After realizing what she had done with Orvax, not only she worried about the political fallout that could happen between Atlantis and Themyscira, she respected Atlanna and regretted having sex with her consort. Orvax dismissing her concerns and implying she would abuse Atlanna is what made Andraste snap and kill Orvax.
• Vitriolic Best Buds: Eventually becomes this with Diana.
• Wife-Basher Basher: When Orvax heavily implied to her that he would beat his wife Atlanna into forgiving their affair, Andraste snapped and beat Orvax to death.

The Ray (Lucien Gates) *ACTIVE*

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• Civvie Spandex: Wears a black leather jacket over his white and gold costume.
• Composite Character: His appearance is based on the second The Ray Raymond Terril.
• Cool Helmet: The signature golden helmet of The Ray.
• Flight: Part of his power set and can fly fast enough to keep up with Barry Allen.
• Flying Firepower: The Ray possesses flight and light-based energy powers and beams.
• Light 'em Up: Has light-based powers.
• Light Is Good: His costume is golden and white and has light powers.
• Voluntary Shapeshifter: Due to being a Master of Illusion. Lucien Gates even lampshaded this by stating that this power negates his need for a secret identity.

Mink (Vivian D'Aramis) *ACTIVE*

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Daughter of Jean-Claude d'Aramis and twin sister of Constance, the two of them alternated between superheroics and civilian life so they could each have some time living a normal life. Together they're the legacies of Le Renarde Rousee to avenge their father.

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• Adaptation Name Change: While the sisters did share the name of the Crimson Fox, she now goes by the name of Mink.
• Adaptation Origin Connection: Lesser known villain John Monroe/Weasel killed their father Jean-Paul during a gala.
• Decomposite Character: Crimson Fox becomes two separate people, although they did shared the identity at one point.
• Identical Twin ID Tag: She has straight hair while Constance has curly hair.
• Little Big Sister: She might be the older twin, but she's slightly shorter than Constance.
• Living Aphrodisiac: Vivian and Constance had the ability to project pheromones which could affect the emotional fortitude of others, particularly men.
• Red Is Heroic: She and her sister have red hair and their costume is also red, and they're heroes.

Marten (Constance D'Aramis) *ACTIVE*

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Daughter of Jean-Claude d'Aramis and twin sister of Vivian, the two of them alternated between superheroics and civilian life so they could each have some time living a normal life. Together they're the legacies of Le Renarde Rousee to avenge their father's death.

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• Adaptation Name Change: While the sisters did share the name of the Crimson Fox, she now goes by the name of Marten.
• Adaptation Origin Connection: Lesser known villain John Monroe/Weasel killed their father Jean-Paul during a gala.
• Big Little Sister: Despite being the younger twin, she's slightly taller than Vivian.
• Decomposite Character: Crimson Fox becomes two separate people, although they did shared the identity at one point.
• Identical Twin ID Tag: She has curly hair while Vivian has straight hair.
• Living Aphrodisiac: Vivian and Constance had the ability to project pheromones which could affect the emotional fortitude of others, particularly men.
• Red Is Heroic: Red hair to go with her red costume, and she's a pretty good hero.
• Smoking Is Cool: She's smoking a cigarette and she's a pretty cool heroine.

Technocrat (Adam Strange) *ACTIVE*

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• Ace Pilot: His experience with the jet pack has made him proficient in aerial combat as well.
• Action Dad: He's the father of Aleea Strange and a pretty skilled inventor and competent superhero.
• Awesome by Analysis: Adam Strange has a keen analytical mind and is a master tactician and strategist.
• Badass Bookworm: Adam is quite smart but also pretty tough. It is no surprise to anyone that has met him that Adam is a world-class engineer, chemist, physicist, computer programmer, roboticist, and mathematician. Though he spends most of his professional focus on perfecting Zeta-Beam technology, Adam continues to expand his scientific knowledge.
• Composite Character: Adam is combined with lesser known hero Geoffrey Barron, who went by the alias Technocrat.
• Cool Helmet: His spacefaring helmet.
• Genius Bruiser: Adam is a highly adept intellectual with vast store of various archaeological knowledge and his experiences gleaned from visiting alien cultures. Being an adept mathematician, explorer, strategist, pilot on par with some Earth and other worlds most capable and sharpest minds.
• Instant Expert: Adam learns exceptionally well and can pick up new skills remarkably quick. In fact, if he isn't learning something constantly, he feels unchallenged and depressed. Among the many skills Adam has mastered in his idle time include chess, Bonsai tree cultivation, Canadian and American history, Ancient Greek philosophy, Roman military campaigns, multiple card-based games of chance, the heraldry of feudal Europe, molecular gastronomy, and Rannian literature.
• Interspecies Romance: He's human and he's happily married to Alanna Strange.
• Jet Pack: His signature Jet Packs. His experience with the jet pack has made him proficient in aerial combat as well.
• Missing Mom: His mother Andrea Strange died of cancer shortly before he turned one year old
• Multi-Melee Master: He's aptly skilled with just about any form of melee offensive battery's he can get his hands on.
• No Plans, No Prototype, No Backup: Aside from being the mind that cracked the code on Zeta-Beam technology, Adam remains one of the foremost experts on its use and principles. Only the Ranian scientist Sardath, Adam's father-in-law, exceeds Adam's own mastery of this specific teleportation technology. Part of the reason for Adam remaining one of the only real experts in the use of the technology is due to Zeta-Beams being unavailable to private industry, remaining proprietary technology of STAR Labs. The use of the technology is licensed solely to the Justice League.
• Omniglot: Adam Strange has a knack for linguistics. He speaks thirteen languages with expert fluency and knows a few dozen at a basic conversationalist level. Among the languages he has displayed some level of proficiency with include English, Spanish, French, Latin, Mandarin Chinese, Japanese, Ancient and Modern Atlantean, Amazonian, Kryptonian, Rannian, and Martian. He is currently learning Genesisian.
• Online Alias: His Network ID, 'Strange-Dude'.
• Photographic Memory: Strange possesses a photographic memory, easily able to fabricate and reconstruct complex technological fabrications without the use of his eyes.
• Power Armor: After years of working alongside the Justice League, Adam had a hand in designing a number of improvements to the Justice League technology, arsenal, gear, and armor. This expertise eventually paved the way for Adam to create his own suit.
• Primary-Color Champion: His armor is red and gold with white.
• Ray Gun: Adam Strange has one of these, too.
• Red Is Heroic: He wears a red shirt as a civilian, and his Technocrat armor is mostly red and he's the hero of Rann.
• Related in the Adaptation: He's the nephew of Arkham's Mad Doctor Hugo Strange.
• Secret-Keeper: Due to having overseen the installation of a number of Zeta-Beam Tunnels in several covert locations, Adam Strange knows the locations of a Batcave (but not the Batcave), the Fortress of Solitude, Mt. Justice, and several other undisclosed bases used by members of the Justice League. This insight also has given him knowledge into the identities of Batman, many members of the "Bat-Clan" (including Oracle), Superman, Blue Beetle, and many other members of the Justice League that are known to maintain secret personal identities outside of their heroic personas. Supposedly, this knowledge has been "secured" by psionic means by J'onn J'onzz, giving Adam a mind that is nearly impervious to psionic manipulations.
• Socially Awkward Hero: Adam has never made friends easily. He would rather be in his lab by himself, creating a new prototype based on alien technology than sitting at a bar with friends or teammates. Due to his wife's influence, Adam does make an effort to make friends nowadays, but he's still decidedly awkward in social situations.

Maxima (Arcella Teraeux) *ACTIVE*

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• Alien Princess: Royal Princess of the Planet Almerac, and beautiful and quite powerful.
• Amazonian Beauty: She has a muscular yet voluptuous build for her attractive body.
• Bare Midriffs Are Feminine: As Maxima she has an opening on her outfit for her stomach and she's still a beautiful and feminine princess.
• BFS: She wields the Starbreaker sword, which is almost as long as she's tall.
• Blood Knight: Really enjoys fighting.
• Fiery Redhead: A redheaded royal with superpowers.
• Flying Brick: Her strength, speed, and durability are roughly equal to Superman's. And she can also fly at tremendous speeds.
• Hidden Heart of Gold: Despite referring most people as "lesser creatures", she does consider the people of Earth to be under her protection now and threats against its people cannot be tolerated.
• Human Aliens: Much like Kryptonians, Daxamites and Kherans, her race is superficially indistinguishable from normal humans.
• I Just Want to Be Loved: Arcella seeks out romantic and sexual partners with regularity. Though she claims the ultimate goal is to find a mate to produce offspring with to secure her claim to the Throne of Almerac, she also seeks comfort from such intimacy. Until recently, Arcella struggled with overcoming the Almeracian custom of 'claiming love' which is almost as rapey as it sounds. Even still, she tends to be quite persistent.
• Mark of the Supernatural: One of her eyes is green and the other is brown, and she's an alien queen and superhero.
• Named by the Adaptation: In the comics Maxima was her actual name, but here Maxima is her royal title, while her name is Arcella Teraeux.
• Named Weapons: Her sword is named Starbreaker. As per Almerac custom, the weapon's name was taken from the life of an enemy Arcella slew. She will rename the blade if she ever takes the life of a more worthy enemy. The blade is made from an alloy that has shown the ability to cut Kryptonians and Apokalyptans alike.
• Pretty Princess Powerhouse: Arcella might not have the martial ability of Wonder Woman, but she can give the Amazonian Princess a run for her money. The two often spar and every time they do they push the Hall of Justice's training arena's safeguards to its limits.
• Pride: Arcella is the epitome of a vain, privileged noblewoman. She believes that she is entitled to every luxury and consideration. Though her time on Earth has humbled her somewhat, she is still quick to remind others that she is Maxima for a reason. She often touts her superiority over others and refers to most people as "lesser creatures".
• Psychic Powers: Telekinesis and telepathy.
• Really Gets Around: Bisexual and besides having tried to get Superman, Power Girl, Scion/Superboy and Captain Atom, she also has several on-and-off again lovers.
• Really 700 Years Old: Thanks to both her Almeracian biology and cryostasis, Maxima looks 30 at most despite being over 600 years old.
• Redhead In Green: She's a pretty redhead whose costume is green.
• Royal Inbreeding: Maxima is the result of countless generations of Almeracian royals who kept their bloodlines pure by intermarrying with close relatives and offshoots of the royal family. Her parents are first cousins.
• Royals Who Actually Do Something: She's the Princess of Almerac.
• Secret Identity: While in the comics she didn't bother with a human identity, as part of the Justice League she uses the alias Alice Thoreau.
• Statuesque Stunner: Stands at 6'3"/191cm and drop dead gorgeous.
• Superpower Lottery: On top of being near Kryptonians and Kherans in all physical stats, she is able to teleport herself or others, create force fields, control over metals, manipulate inorganic matter (usually to change her clothes on a whim), Eye Beams, multiple forms of mental power, illusion projection, and Telekinesis. Though this may be explained because she is a product of selective gene manipulation to produce powerful offspring.
• Tsundere: To Supes and the other men and women she sets her eyes on.

Amazing Man (Will Everett) *ACTIVE*

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• Composite Character: He's a combination of Will Everett III, the second Amazing Man, with the costume of Markus Clay, the third Amazing Man.
• Elemental Baggage: Will's costume is decidedly low-tech, however, does sport a pair of metallic bracers which are equipped with samples of various materials he does often finds useful to emulate. These include concrete, brick, steel, gold, iron, and wood. He does keeps several such tokens that he can swap out in his locker at the Hall of Justice and the Watchtower — often taking them with him on missions and carrying them in hidden pockets built into his robe.
• Healing Factor: Will's muscle fibers and skeletal system are accustomed to quickly transforming which involves rapid chemical breakdowns and restructuring, which seems to have left his body with an augmented healing rate that allows him to recover from superficial injuries in a handful of minutes.
• In-Series Nickname: Mr. Amazing, The Amazing, "The Amazing Mr. Amazing Man".
• Manly Facial Hair: He's got an impressive beard and is very much manly.
• No-Sell: When he has transformed into non-biological matter, his body often reacts this differently to various stimuli, granting him protection against such hazards. Notably, this appears to make Will immune to telepathy and most forms of mind control — except when the psionic is accustomed to dealing with sentient lifeforms made of rock, metal, wood, ice, etcetera.
• Power Copying: Amazing Man could cause his body to duplicate the properties of any inorganic material he touched from stone to glass. He could also absorb and duplicate vast amounts of energy, as when he defeated the Overmaster by draining and duplicating its powers.
• Power Limiter: Amazing Man could not adapt the properties of a Green Lantern Ring. He once attempted such a feat, but the ring energy temporarily canceled out his powers, returning him to a normal state of being.
• Traumatic Super Power Awakening: His meta-gene first activated when his family's house fell on top of him and his parents, using his powers to protect himself from the debris.
• Walking Shirtless Scene: Other than a cape, he doesn't wear a shirt as Amazing Man.

"The Team" (Earth-27's Young Justice)

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Dark Justice

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The Recruits of 2015

Blue Devil (Danielle Cassidy) *ACTIVE*

See the D.E.O. page

Godiva (Dora Leigh) *ACTIVE*

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Dorcas "Dora" Leigh/Godiva is the premiere heroine from Ireland and England. She is a stunningly beautiful woman who has meta-human hair capable of changing its shape to become wings so she can fly or become transparent to conceal herself. She's both a member of the Justice League and a freedom fighter of the Victory V Resistance.

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• Best Friend: She's best friends with her teammates Constance and Vivian D'Aramis.
• Celebrity Superhero: She doesn't have a secret identity and she has used both her status as a member of the Justice League and political activist to bring awareness of the tyranny and human rights violations made by the Norsefire government.
• Domino Mask: She wears one as part of her ensemble as Godiva. She actually doesn't need it since Norsefire outed her early in her career, but now she has taken to use it again after Batman had integrated several state-of-the-art investigative technologies into the mask's lenses.
• Empowered Badass Normal: Since becoming a crimefighter, Dora has trained with the likes of Black Canary, Wonder Woman, Mink and Marten, and Maxima. She has her own distinct style of fighting, mostly utilizing her hair to grapple, restrain, or inconvenience her enemies; however, outside of her missions, she prefers to hone her more conventional martial arts techniques so she does not need to always rely on her powers.
• In-Series Nickname: Dora, Rapunzel and Goldilocks.
• It's Personal: She already strongly disliked the Norsefire government for its abuse of power, but after they imprisoned and executed her family over nothing but association, she traveled back to England to bring it down.
• Prehensile Hair: Her hair goes beyond just being prehensile; she can reshape it into forms she can use, eg. wings, a fan, etc. Dora can control the movement of her hair as if each fiber were thin appendages growing from her head. A psionic field permeates her altered hair-cells, causing mutual attraction across gaps between strands. These relatively small forces operate in conjunction to develop larger forces. Through concentration, Dora can psionically move her hair in any manner imaginable.
  • Excuse Me While I Multitask: Dora can also perform delicate manipulations with her hair such as lock picking or threading a needle, and such complex acts of coordination as typing on a keyboard or shuffling a deck of cards. Although she has no nerve endings in her hair, she cans till "feel" sensations on all parts of her hair by a form of mental feedback from her psionic field.
  • Morph Weapon: Dora can snap the length of it through the air like a bullwhip (the tip of which moves faster than the speed of sound, causing that distinct 'sonic boom' snap), or rotate it in a fan-like manner. She has also shown the ability to wrap her hands in her hair to deal punches that are bolstered with her psionic strength while also protecting her hands from injury.
  • Rapid Hair Growth: Dora's hair is much stronger than normal human hair. The tensile strength of a single hair can sustain a weight of approximately 300 lbs, making it stronger than heavy duty fishing line. Her hair is also considerably elastic, being able to "grow" on average to lengths of up to thirty feet at her usual length. When she has activated her hair, it stretches to three times it usual length.
• Required Secondary Powers: It is worth noting mentioning that neither Dora's scalp, skull, nor neck support the weight of any object thats he lifts. Rather, it is held aloft by the psionic field.

Tomorrow Woman (Clara Kendall) *ACTIVE*

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• Badass Cape: True to her similarities to Superman, she has an impressive green cape.
• Barrier Warrior: Clara can create nearly invisible barriers from concentrated Odic energy to deflect incoming attacks, isolate subjects from environmental hazards, or capture enemies inside a dome or bubble of telekinetic force.
• Boyish Short Hair: Keeps her hair short and she's not that girly.
• Composite Character: Is a composite of the Tomorrow Woman of the comics and Clara Steele of the Doom Patrol TV Show.
• Emerald Power: Her suit and cape are green and she has powers that can even match a Kryptonian.
• Facial Markings: Has a star on her cheek.
• Flight: Clara can launch herself into the air, moving herself through the ambient Odic energy around her. She can reach speeds of ~250 MPH (~400 km/h).
• Hand Blast: Clara can expel bolts of concentrated Odic energy from her person. At the lowest level, these bolts can stun the average person, leaving them confused and winded. At their most potent, Clara's blasts can shatter steel or send a Kryptonian reeling from the impact.
• Intrepid Reporter: Clara has a knack for creative writing, research, and problem-solving. These traits have made her a successful journalist. She is an investigative reporter from Star City's Channel 6 News Team, as well as a correspondent for their parent company, GBS.
• Nigh-Invulnerability: Tomorrow Woman's body is composed of an known metallic substance. This material makes her durable to most attacks. However, as a gynoid, she has certain limits to what she can achieve without damaging her exterior appearance. She can lift approximately 2 tons of weight before damaging her biomechanical chassis' joints. Clara can run at speeds of ~300 MPH (~480 km/h) before her synthetic skin begins to tear. Likewise, her body can deflect gunfire from smaller caliber weapons but armor piercing or high-power rounds have the potential to damage her chassis.
• Related in the Adaptation: Clara is the daughter of Cliff Steele from the Doom Patrol, half-sister of Ryan Kendall, the second Black Condor, and she's considered the "sister" of Jim Lockhart/Red Torpedo, Danette Reilly/Red Inferno, Maxine Hunkel, Red Volcano and Amazo.
• Statuesque Stunner: She stands at 5'11"/180cm tall and she's quite beautiful.
• Super-Senses: Clara has upgraded senses compared to those of most humans. Having unlocked hidden software, Clara also has access to different visual filters, ultrasonic sensors, and a state-of-the-art processing computer that works to analyze sensory data in real time. Her audio software also allows perfect pitch and the ability to mimic the voices of others (provided she has a voice sample).
• Technopathy: Clara has the ability to directly interface with computers and other advanced technology. This gives her the ability to remotely hack into networks and conduct a wide-variety of technical operations. Though she has displayed the power to enslave less-sophisticated robots to her will, she finds doing so to be repulsive.
• Telekinesis: Her telekinetic power level is high enough to psionically lift objects as large and heavy as automobiles into the air with minimal effort.
• Telepathy: Her telepathy allows her to read minds and project her thoughts into the minds of others. She can free people from psionic possession and purify corrupted minds when a virus caused children around the world to become homicidal.
• Tron Lines: Her body has several small glowing lines while she's in Tomorrow Woman mode.

Janissary (Dr. Selma Tolon) *ACTIVE*

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A Turkish Doctor, she found ancient magic tomes hidden by Merlin. She is Turkey's top hero.

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• Captain Geographic: She's Turkish and integrates Turkey's national flag into her superhero garb.
• Combat Medic: She's both a skilled doctor and the premier superhero of Turkey.
• Flaming Sword: She can set her scimitar on fire at will.
• Hospital Hottie: She's a doctor by profession and a very beautiful woman.
• In the Hood: Other than a mask for her lower face, Janissary also has a hood, which fits her image as a desert warrior.
• The Medic: Selma is a doctor for the Red Crescent.
• Red Is Heroic: Her Janissary costume is mostly red and she's the premier hero from Turkey.
• Spell Book: The Book of Eternity, She uses these to defend her native country.
• Team Member in the Adaptation: Janissary wasn't affiliated with any superhero groups in the comics, but here is a bonafide member of the Justice League.

Maya (Chandi Gupta) *ACTIVE*

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The premier superhero of India, Chandi Gupta/Maya is a metahuman who can control the elements. She's also the cousin of fellow superhero Kiran Singh/Solstice and of Kala Dandekar.

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• Bare Midriffs Are Feminine: Her costume as Maya shows her stomach and it fits her Indian nationality and her femininity.
• Blow You Away: Chandi can fly, manipulate the air around her to simulate strong gusts of wind, deprive a room of oxygen, soften her landing from a great height with a cushion of air, and many other things by tapping into "the White".
• Boxing Lessons for Superman: Chandi is undergoing weekly martial arts training, being tutored by Black Canary at the Hall of Justice. She has been encouraged to continue her training on her own time, but it appears she has yet to do so.
• Dishing Out Dirt: Chandi can reshape rock, cause mud or stone to levitate or launch at her enemies, create small scale earthquakes in her vicinity, or other such effects through the channeling of "the Melt".
• Elemental Powers: Chandi's ancestors claimed to have control over the elements and though it was seen as "magic", we understand now that, in actuality, it was most likely intrinsic manipulation.
• Green Thumb/Festering Fungus: Through her connection to "the Green" and "the Gray", Chandi can cause plants and fungi to grow rapidly, ensnare her enemies with vines, reinforce the health or strength of pre-existing flora. She can also speak to plants and fungi.
• It Runs in the Family: Just like her aunt Arani, Chandi is a psionic metahuman who can control the elements, but she can control more than just fire and ice.
• Making a Splash: Chandi can cause water to freeze, propel herself at great speed underwater, walk on the surface of water as though it were solid, remove impurities from water with her mind, or all manner of other tricks though tapping into the intrinsic field identified as "the Clear" (or sometimes "the Blue").
• Nephewism: After the death of her parents she was raised by her aunt and uncle the Dandekar's.
• Parental Abandonment: Her father Rasi Gupta died at the epicenter of the Manhattaning that destroyed Delhi, while her mother Divya Patel died giving birth to her.
• Playing with Fire: Through the grace of "the Burn", Chandi can conjure fire to erupt from her hands, increase the intensity of an existing fire, snuff out flames with a thought, and walk through an inferno without breaking a sweat
• Power Incontinence: When experiencing a potent migraine, Chandi's powers often go haywire. This may cause open flames near her area to erupt dramatically, water pipes to burst, papers or small objects being scattered by an errant breeze, flowers to bloom spontaneously, tame animals becoming berserk, and so forth.
• Purple Is Powerful: Her costume is purple and orange, and she's a very skilled hero.
• Related in the Adaptation: She's the cousin of Kala Dandekar and Kiran Singh/Solstice of the Titans. Her aunt is Arani Desai/Celsius from the Doom Patrol.
• Secret-Keeper: Becomes the first person aware her cousin Kala has powers, and she in turn is the one who finds out her secret identity as Maya.
• Supernatural Gold Eyes: Her eyes glow gold when using her powers.
• Super-Empowering: Chandi may possess some ability to tap into "the Red", however unlike her cousin, Chandi's connection does not seem to allow her to heal. Instead, Chandi can augment her own physiology to become stronger, faster, or more resilient than normal for periods of time. Using this ability, she has managed to increase her strength to Class II Enhanced Strength, run at approximately 100 MPH (160 km/h), or take small-arms fire with no lasting injuries sustained (just some bruises).
• Super-Speed: On one occasion she's granted herself enhanced speed, allowing her to run faster than a normal human.
• Supreme Chef: Chandi is a graduate of the MCCAA and is accordingly a master of the culinary arts. She is likely one of the best chefs in India and could become a highly sought personal chef or an executive chef, she prefers to remain as her uncle's assistant chef and remain fairly low-key to afford her chance to pursue her vigilante activities.

S.T.R.I.P.E.S. (Pat Dugan) *ACTIVE*

See The Society page

Stargirl (Courtney Whitmore) *ACTIVE*

See the Young Justice page

The Recruits of 2016

Lady Marvel (Mary Bromfield) *ACTIVE*

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One of Billy's foster siblings and the eldest of Vasquez family. By uttering the name of the wizard Shazam, Mary is granted the Endurance of Atlas. As a result, she is Lady Marvel, with lady being a title of aristocracy.

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• Adaptation Name Change: Rather than Mary Marvel, Mary Shazam, or Sargeant Marvel, her heroine name is Lady Marvel.
• Badass Adorable: Most of the time.
• Big Sister Instinct: She gets very protective of her foster family, whether that be from bullies or villains, and is extremely defensive of their youngest, Darla.
• Brainy Brunette: Brown haired and considered the smartest of all her siblings, even with the powers of Shazam.
• Chest Insignia: Same as the rest of the Marvel powered supers Lady Marvel's got a lightning bolt across her chest.
• Flying Brick: Her usual powers, but mystical in nature.
• Foil: Out of all the orphans, she provides the sharpest contrast to Billy. For one, Billy had a problem with authority and the other was his self-reliance from having survived plenty of abusive situations. Still, Mary did her best to be gentle with Billy as she did sympathize him as both had lost their mothers to substance abuse. In the end, their rivalry did not really go anywhere heated with Freddy playing mediator between the two, but throughout they would always remain the two siblings most likely to quarrel over trivial matters.
• Foster Kid: Along with the rest of her siblings.
• Friend to All Children: Loves children, fitting considering she's a teen in her normal form.
• Genius Bruiser: Intellect and wisdom are heightened to superhuman levels.
• Good Wears White: Instead of red, her Shazam costume is pure white and she's a very nice person.
• Incorruptible Pure Pureness: One of her defining character trait.
• Leg Focus: As Lady Marvel her skirt helps emphasize her legs.
• Magic Knight: Mary is capable of wielding magic in a similar was to Billy, possessing a variety of magical abilities.
• Nice Girl: Extremely friendly and likable in both forms.
• Nigh-Invulnerability: Atlas grants Mary virtually limitless stamina, endurance, and complete self-sustenance. While transformed into Lady Marvel, Mary will almost never tire or grow fatigued and doesn't need to eat, drink, sleep, or breath.
• Shock and Awe: Mary is capable of producing lighting from her body and blasting opponents with it.

King Marvel (Freddy Freeman) *ACTIVE*

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One of Billy's foster siblings, By uttering the name of the wizard Shazam, Freddy is granted the Power of Zeus. As a result, he is King Marvel, with king being a title of royalty.

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• Adaptation Name Change: Rather than Captain Marvel or Shazam Jr., his hero name is King Marvel.
• Alliterative Name: Freddy Freeman.
• All of the Other Reindeer: Is ostracized by his classmates and picked on by the local bullies. Fortunately, things seem to be shaping up to get better for Freddy in the end.
• Blue Is Heroic: To contrast Billy's red outfit, his Shazam suit is blue.
• Break the Cutie: Happened to him at the hands of his bully Al Krieger.
• The Casanova: Freddy tried to flirt with Cassie Sandsmark not knowing that she already had a boyfriend.
• Chest Insignia: Same as the rest of the Marvel powered supers King Marvel's got a lightning bolt across his chest.
• The Chew Toy: He's a target for bullies.
• Clark Kenting: Though likely justified, as Freddy's disability will stop most people from thinking he could be a superhero.
• Deadpan Snarker: He's the one who usually cracks the most sarcastic and witty lines.
• Disability-Negating Superpower: To the point that his crutch just seems to...disappear...and rematerialize when he powers down.
• Flying Brick: His usual powers, but mystical in nature.
• Foster Kid: Along with the rest of his siblings.
• Handicapped Badass: Something of a borderline case since a fully-functional set of legs along with Flying Brick powers are never more than two words away, but Freddy not infrequently puts himself in dangerous situations before transforming and has occasionally saved the day when Junior accidentally powers down at the worst possible moment.
• Hot-Blooded: Easily has the hottest temper of the six, which gets him in trouble fairly often.
• The Lancer: The sibling Billy is closest with, but also the one he argues with the most.
• Official Couple: Currently dating Toni Monetti/Argent.
• Pop-Cultured Badass: He's a big fan of Elvis Presley and considers everyone else a 'pale imitations of the master'. The only other song he likes is Johann Sebastian Bach's 'Air on the G string' from his third orchestral suite, but only due to the possible innuendo.
• Seers: Freddy has this ability to understand situations from many angles, including future and past consequences with superhuman clarity and accuracy.

Big Barda (Barda Free) *ACTIVE*

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Bred for battle on the hellish world of Apokalypse, Big Barda became one of her world's greatest warriors and served as the leader of Darkseid's personal guard, the Furious Females. Eventually Barda found love, and fled Apokalypse with her future husband, Mr. Miracle. Barda has since made Earth her primary home and has served as member of the Justice League.

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• Action Mom: She and Scott have two children, Avia and Jacob Free.
• Amazonian Beauty: She is over seven feet tall and towers over her husband and even Superman.
• The Big Girl: Brawn usually comes before brain with her.
• Defector from Decadence: She was one of Granny's Female Furies.
• Effortless Amazonian Lift: Quite often with Mister Miracle.
• Happily Married: To Mr. Miracle.
• Helmets Are Hardly Heroic: Averted; her battle armor includes an elaborate helmet.
• Hidden Depths: She's a big fan of the hockey team the Metropolis Mammoths.
• Hot-Blooded: Whew boy.
• House Wife: Despite being the former captain of the Furious Females, she's content with being a housewife and baker when not in the League.
• Instant Armor: She summons a set when it's time to get dangerous.
• Kryptonite Factor: Barda like the New Gods are vulnerable to a substance called Radion. It source is unknown and its effects are toxic only in sustained amounts or after explosive exposure.
• Nigh-Invulnerability: Even outside her armor, Barda is fairly difficult to damage. She is resistant to blunt trauma like punches, kicks, and blows from weapons like bats and maces, though not completely immune. unless the blows are dealt by a being with similar or greater strength than Barda, there just isn't a chance of injury.
• Primary-Color Champion: She mostly wears red and gold when in superhero mode.
• Really 700 Years Old: Since New Gods age much, much slowly than humans, they're this by default. Barda herself is over a thousand years old.
• Statuesque Stunner: She's the page picture for a reason. Her height is at least 7ft tall, and considered quite beautiful.
• Super-Strength: Barda's super strength comes from her heritage as a member of New Genesis, where all of the people of that realm are genetically superior to normal humans in their physical characteristics.
• Super-Toughness: Barda is incredibly tough, though she is somewhat vulnerable to bullets and bladed weapons like Wonder Woman.
• Telescoping Staff: Her most-used weapon is an extendable staff that doubles as a Boom Stick called the Mega Rod, which fires powerful energy blasts that have nearly felled Superman.
• Tiny Guy, Huge Girl: With Scott Free.
• Tsundere: She has shades of this towards Scott, but they still have a very loving relationship.

Mr. Miracle (Scott Free) *ACTIVE*

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The son of Highfather Izaya, Scott Free was traded as an infant for Darkseid's child, Orion, to end the war between the New Gods of Apokalypse and New Genesis. Scott later fled to Earth where he took on the mantle of Mister Miracle, and is considered the greatest escape artist in the universe. He is the husband of former Furious Female, Big Barda.

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• Action Dad: He and Barda have two children, Avia and Jacob Free.
• Amazon Chaser: To him, Barda's superior size, ferocity and strength are a part of what he loves about her.
• Badass Pacifist: Scott Free is a pacifist and never uses violence unless all other means are exhausted. That doesn't mean he's a pushover. He is as skilled as the Blue Beetle or Black Canary, he was training like a warrior by Granny Goodness. In combat, Mr. Miracle often uses his acrobatic skill and extraordinary leaps and flips to outflank opponents and his enhanced reflexes to dodge attacks.
• Cool Shades: Wears them to hide his eyes that are different from humans.
• Escape Artist: This is his main ability, that he has perfected throughout the centuries. He can escape most bindings in his sleep. In fact he has passed beyond unconscious competence in the realm of meta-cognition. He is aware of the unconscious procedures he's mastered and can modify them in their use with other skills or to use new knowledge. He is marginally better at escapes than the Batman, though it would take another expert to make that determination.
• Genius Bruiser: Scott can formulate plans and strategies to get free from seemingly any restraint, given enough preparation he can release himself, and others, from even mind control.
• Happily Married: With Barda.
• Heroic Willpower: Despite being raised in Apokalypse, Scott was never corrupted by either the planet's evil nature nor Darkseid's foul influence.
• Monochromatic Eyes: He has yellow eyes with black sclera.
• Non-Action Guy: Definitely not the case. Heck, he was trained as an aero-trooper in Darkseid's armies.
• Rags to Royalty: Scott Free was raised without knowing he was Highfather's son.
• Really 700 Years Old: He was born around 971 CE, making him over a thousand years old.
• Sky Surfing: His Aero-Discs. Thin metal plates about a foot across. The New Gods use them for personal travel. They can reach speeds of 250 mph and attain altitudes of a few hundred feet. They can hover. Scott has modified his discs considerably.
• Super-Strength: Mister Miracle is strong enough to effortlessly shatter steel with his bare hands.
• Tiny Guy, Huge Girl: Not that he's short (he's 6ft tall), but his wife is much taller than he is.
• Women Are Wiser: Gender Inverted — Barda is quick-tempered and impulsive, while Scott is more logical and down-to-earth. It’s one of the reasons why she loves him.

Firehawk (Lorraine Reilly) *ACTIVE*

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• Atomic Superpower: Like Firestorm, her primary power is to manipulate radioactive energy.
• Blue Is Heroic: Not only her skin and hair turn blue as Firehawk, she even wears a blue dress in civilian looks.
• Curtains Match the Window: As Firehawk she has blue hair and glowing blue eyes.
• Defector from Decadence: She was a Salvation Syndicate member before defecting and joining the Justice League.
• Distaff Counterpart: Lorraine is turned into Firehawk by being forcibly subjected to the same type of reactor meltdown that created Firestorm. Her powers are similar, but are more focused on nuclear fire than molecular restructuring.
• Flaming Hair: Firehawk is perpetually surrounded by a corona of "atomic fire". This ambient corona is for visual effect only, and does not possess any thermal properties. Firehawk manifests a pair of feathered wings to aid in aerial navigation, but it is unclear whether she actually requires them for thrust or propulsion. Like Firestorm, she can likely fly without the aid of her wings, but chooses to employ them for aesthetic reasons.
• Flying Firepower: Firehawk can channel the nuclear energy within her body, granting herself the ability to fly.
• Hand Blast: Firehawk can generate waves of thermal nuclear energy, which she can focus into blasts of heat from her hands.
• Primary-Color Champion: Her skin and hair are blue while in Firehawk mode, and her costume is mostly red and white.

Star Sapphire (Carol Ferris) *ACTIVE*

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Green Lantern Foxtrot (Jessica Cruz) *ACTIVE*

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Coldsnap (Caitlin Snow) *ACTIVE*

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A bioengineering expert at S.T.A.R Labs and The Medic for Flash & Friends, Caitlin is a highly intelligent, hardworking young woman. Now possessing her own cryokinetic powers and plenty of methods to keep her hunger for heat in check (courtesy of Ronnie, Martin, and Cisco), Caitlin became Coldsnap.

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• Achilles' Heel: As Coldsnap, Caitlin's weakness is too much heat or overexposure to heat.
• Affectionate Nickname: Her fiancee Ronnie and her friends sometimes call her "Cait".
• All-Loving Heroine: Caitlin always tries to see the good in people as much as possible. She likes to use love, empathy and compassion to get through to others and always gives people second chances.
• Amazing Technicolor Population: She has cyan skin when using her powers.
• An Ice Person: The second ice heroine of the League after Ice.
• Badass Longcoat: Caitlin as Coldsnap wears a black and blue winter coat.
• Brainy Brunette: Caitlin is a brilliant scientist with expertise in many fields.
• Can't Hold Her Liquor: She's not the best at drinking.
• Combat Medic: Caitlin is a trained doctor as well as a bioengineer, and is a seasoned Action Survivor.
• Composite Character: Shares name with one of carriers of the Killer Frost name, and the code name of lesser known male villain Coldsnap. While her personality is based on The Flash TV series and her Rebirth costume is from the comics.
• The Cynic: Caitlin used to have a very pessimistic and cynical view on life. Thankfully, being on Team Flash has made her more open and brought her kind personality to light.
• Fire/Ice Duo: With Firestorm.
• Glass Cannon: Caitlin as Coldsnap is very powerful, but she has her weaknesses.
• Icy Blue Eyes: When Caitlin becomes Coldsnap, her eyes change color.
• Meaningful Name: The moniker "Snow" alludes to more than a chilly disposition. Takes another notch when she gains her ice powers.
• The Medic: To Team Flash.
• Mystical White Hair: As Coldsnap, Caitlin's hair becomes a white permanently.
• Mythology Gag: Caitlin's middle name Danielle is a reference to Danielle Panabaker, the actress who portrays Caitlin Snow on The Flash TV series.
• Nice Girl: Despite her, ahem, frosty demeanor at times, Caitlin is generally sweet.
• Not So Stoic: When she sees what Barry can do, she just gapes in amazement.
• Official Couple: With Ronnie Raymond.
• Opposites Attract: Caitlin describes her and Ronnie this way. He was more fun, while Caitlin was more serious.
• Red Oni, Blue Oni:
  • She's the Blue to Cisco's Red.
  • Ronnie also described her as the ice (Blue) to his fire (Red).
• Related in the Adaptation: Her mother is Sigrid Nansen/Icemaiden, while her sisters are Roxanne and Bethany Snow (who were unrelated in the comics). Ephram Snow, a serial killer from Gotham is her uncle, while her grandfather is Elijah Snow from Wildstorm's Planetary Organization. Joar Mahkent/Icicle is her stepfather as he married her mother Sigrid, making her the half-sister of Cameron Mahkent/Frostbite.
• Required Secondary Powers: As Coldsnap, she possesses a Healing Factor to offset "cold tissue destruction" that result from her ice powers.
• Secret-Keeper: Another one of the Flash's inner circle.
• The Smart Girl: Caitlin is a highly intelligent scientist; she has a medical degree, but she's also an expert in many other scientific fields.
• True Blue Femininity: As Coldsnap, she wears a black and blue Badass Longcoat coupled with blue lipstick and eyelashes.
• Workaholic: She's naturally intensely focused on her job and doesn't really have much of a life outside of S.T.A.R. Labs.

Zenith (Christopher Kent/Lor-Zod) *ACTIVE*

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The son of Genral Dru-Zod and Ursa-Ul. When Brainiac attacked Krypton, Lor-Zod was spared from his imprisonment and beatings. Brainiac had admired Dru-Zod and chose to preserve Dru-Zod's progeny for study. Lor-Zod then spent weeks aboard the same military vessel manned by a silent robotic crew as Brainiac's guest of honor; but after several months of this isolation, Lor-Zod went to sleep one night and was placed in cryogenic stasis for later study. He was found by Thaddeus Sivana and was made a member of the Salvation Syndicate as Ultraman. He would later defect the Syndicate by joining the Justice League as Zenith and was adopted by Clark and Lois.

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• Abusive Parents: His biological parents, not Lois and Clark.
• Adaptation Name Change: Rather than becoming Nightwing to avoid confusion with Dick Grayson or Stephanie Brown, Chris in E27 is Ultraman, a name taken from Superman's Mirror Universe Evil Counterpart from the Crime Syndicate during his time with the Salvation Syndicate. He later takes the name of Zenith after joining the Justice League.
• Calling the Old Man Out: His actions against Zod and Ursa can qualify this.
• Casting a Shadow: He displays this ability in the most rudimentary form, creating dark creatures, shadow shields etc.
• Chest Insignia: Chris uses the "U" shaped symbol of House of Zod as Ultraman and later as Zenith he changed it to that of House of El.
• Clark Kenting: He also shares the same trait by wearing glasses like his adopted father and siblings.
• Combo Platter Powers: He has tactile telekinesis, darkness manipulation, and Kryptonian powers.
• Composite Character: His Ultraman outfit is based of the Justice Lords Superman from Justice League Animated Series. His Zenith outfit is instead based on his Nightwing costume from the comics.
• Dark Is Not Evil: As Ultraman his outfit was mostly white, but after becoming Zenith he traded it for a black costume with blue and gold.
• Defusing the Tyke-Bomb: Clark Kent and Lois Lane acted this way toward him. Everyone else -including his abusive birth parents, Sivana and the Syndicate- wanted to capture him and control him. Lois and Clark adopted him and raised him. Chris eventually became a hero and fought alongside his adoptive father, siblings and his cousin Power Girl.
• Do Not Call Me "Paul": Don't call him by his biological name Lor-Zod.
• Eye Beams: Chris can, as a conscious act, fire beams of intense heat at a target by looking at it. He can vary the heat and area affected.
• Family Eye Resemblance: He happens to have the same green eyes as his biological mother Ursa.
• Happily Adopted: By Clark and Lois.
• Kryptonite Factor: Chris as a Kryptonian shares the same weakness and vulnerability to Kryptonite and magic.
• Luke, I Am Your Father: He is General Zod and Ursa's son.
• Mind over Matter: He is able to dismantle objects similarly to his adopted brother Conner Kent. He also displays the skill in a more traditional sense, such as moving objects without actually touching them. While this is considered base telekinesis, he seems to manifest this power through hand gestures instead of this ability emanating from pure thought.
• Mythology Gag: The Nightwing hoodie is a nod to his identity as Nightwing in the comic books.
• Nigh-Invulnerability: Due to the interaction of his dense molecular structure and supercharged bio-electric aura, Zenith is nigh-invulnerable to extreme energy forces. In addition, his extends this protection against toxins and diseases.
• Official Couple: Engaged to Thara Ak-Var/Linda Danvers.
• Older Than They Look: Despite looking in his late twenties, Chris is chronologically 47 years old.
• Perma-Stubble: Has short stubble on his face.
• Shadow Walker: He is able to merge with shadows and cross distances. The exact distance he can teleport remains unknown, but he was able to teleport or absorb a faulty artificial sun into the Phantom Zone.
• Super-Strength: Zenith's strength is augmented by yellow solar radiation interacting with the greater than human density, resilience and biological efficiency of his musculature. His strength is more an act of conscious will on energy fields than actual physical strength.
• You're Not My Father: He considers Lois and Clark to be his real parents, since they raised him with kindness and understanding, while Zod and Ursa are total douches and only care about the strong. He insists that he be addressed as Chris or Lor-El, and not Lor-Zod.

Matrix (Linda Danvers/Thara Ak-Var) *ACTIVE*

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A citizen of Kandor and childhood friend of Lor-Zod. After Krypton was destroyed by Brainiac, she was captured and immobilized. She had been cryogenically frozen by Brainiac as a means to archive the Kryptonian species and was now the female specimen of her race in Brainiac's menagerie. This prison/nursery experiment of Brainiac's contained children from a dozen other worlds, all nearly developmentally identical to young Thara. She was found by Sivana and she thanked him by joining the Salvation Syndicate as Superwoman, but later defected by Joining the JL as Matrix and she would be embraced and accepted by the Danvers family after Thara agreed with Alex to continue the ruse and and properly assumed the identity of Alex's deceased sister Linda Danvers.

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• Ace Pilot: Coming from an advanced space-faring species, Thara has a natural talent for piloting aircraft with lots of ease.
• Adaptation Name Change: Rather than taking the Supergirl or Flamebird mantle, Linda/Thara is Superwoman, a name taken from Wonder Woman's Mirror Universe Evil Counterpart from the Crime Syndicate during her time with Salvation Syndicate. She later takes the name of Matrix after joining the Justice League.
• Backup Twin: Thara initially took the identity of Linda Danvers after she and Alex found the real Linda Danvers's corpse murdered by Clyde Phillips. The two were prepared to tell Fred and Sylvia the truth, but when they embraced Thara as their own, Alex decided that she couldn't do that to her parents. The Danvers family needed a win.
• Bare Midriffs Are Feminine: In her casual clothes and she loves clothes and food.
• Best Friend: She and Lana Lang are best friends.
• Boxing Lessons for Superman: Thanks to her military background, she's considered the most skilled martial artist among the current Kryptonians and she continues to study and improve so she isn't surpassed.
• Chest Insignia: Thara uses the "M" shaped symbol of House of Var as Superwoman. She later changed it to the symbol of House of El as Matrix.
• Composite Character: Linda Danvers is composed with Matrix & Thara Ak-Var/Flamebird in Earth 27. She's also the composite of Kara Danvers from Supergirl (2015) as she's part of the Danvers Family. Her costume as Superwoman is based off Supergirl's New 52 costume but with black & red rather than blue & red.
• Eye Beams: Linda, like every Kryptonian, can shoot Heat Vision.
• The Face: She was the most popular and well-liked member of the Salvation Syndicate, and that made her defection and transition to the Justice League much easier.
• Fight Off the Kryptonite: Thanks to Brainiac's modifications she can resist pink Kryptonite far better than other types of that stuff.
• Good Costume Switch: Changed her red and black costume as Superwoman to a white, silver and pink one as Matrix.
• Happily Adopted: By the Danvers Family.
• Hidden Depths: According to Lana, Thara has little self-control in terms of financial responsibility, she blows most of her money on booze, clothing, and food delivery apps.
• Honorary True Companion: She's the "Friend of the Family" of the House of El.
• Kryptonite Factor: Linda, like an average Kryptonian, shares the vulnerability of Kryptonite & Magic.
• Odd Friendship: Wally Johnson has a crush on her. She sees him as a weird friend.
• Official Couple: Engaged to Lor-Zod/Chris Kent.
• Older Than They Look: Despite looking on her late twenties, Thara is chronologically in her forties.
• Pink Is Feminine: As Matrix she has a pink cape and a mostly pink uniform.
• Playing with Fire: Thanks to the experiments of Brainiac, it gave her pyrokinetic abilities.
• Significant Green-Eyed Redhead: Comes with freckles.
• Statuesque Stunner: She's 5'11"/180cm tall, and quite pretty as well.
• Super-Strength: Linda's strength is augmented by yellow solar radiation interacting with the greater than human density, resilience and biological efficiency of her musculature. Her strength is more an act of conscious will on energy fields than actual physical strength.

Triumph II (Wilhelmina "Mina" McIntyre) *ACTIVE*

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• Domino Mask: She uses one just like her father once did.
• Energy Absorption: Triumph has the ability to absorb energy from a variety of sources.
• Flight: By manipulating her personal electromagnetic field in relation to Earth's, Triumph is capable of defying the effects of gravity, allowing her to hover in midair and fly. She is skilled enough to perform complicated actions in mid-air.
• Impossibly-Low Neckline: She eschews the shoulder pads of her father's costume to leave her shoulders bare, making you wonder if she uses her powers to keep everything in place.
• Legacy Character: Mina becomes the second Triumph by passing the torch of her father William McIntyre, the original Triumph.
• Magnetism Manipulation: Triumph has the ability to perceive and consciously control electromagnetism, one of the four fundamental forces of the universe. She could use this for a variety of purposes, extending well beyond the traditional manipulation of ferrous materials.
• Navel-Deep Neckline: Her Triumph costume has a plunging neckline that goes past her navel.
• Nigh-Invulnerability: By supercharging her cellular structure with electromagnetic fields, Triumph can achieve a high degree of invulnerability.
• Scarf of Asskicking: A long golden scarf.
• Super-Senses: This power gives Triumph what she calls "360 degree hyper-senses" which allows her to perceive and interpret the electromagnetic spectrum.

Britannia (Penelope "Penny" Black) *ACTIVE*

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A Women's Royal Naval Service commissioner who worked as a weapons analyst until she somehow made the right connections or impressed the right sort of people to get recruited into the top-secret Lionheart Program — working on finding combat applications for the technology which Veidt and Osterman had begun sharing. Before she would be consumed by the Intrisic explosion struck inside the HMS Tintagel warship.

Twenty seven years and fifty-two days after the intrinsic explosion, the wreckage of the Tintagel suddenly appeared in Bjorland... with a single survivor on board. Though alive, Penny Black had been changed. ARGUS were the first responders to the anomaly, dispatching medical shuttles to the site where Penny was found half-frozen and comatose.

Once Penny learned the truth about the state of her nation under the control of Adam Sutler's Norsefire Party, she was all too eager to enlist with ARGUS. Penny was granted status as a Special Agent and assigned to infiltrate Britain. She wasted little time forming a team of guerrilla revolutionaries willing to take the fight to Norsefire.

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• Canon Immigrant: Britannia only appeared in the Flashpoint Timeline for 3 issues in the comics, but in Earth 27 she exists and given a proper backstory by connecting her to Manchester Black and The Elite.
• Composite Character: She's composed with the british hero Lionheart, who once allied with Justice League International in the comics.
• Cool Helmet: The Britannia armor comes with one who covers her face. Penny's view in her helmet relays a vast number of information on the suit's systems while also feeding critical information directly into her mind.
• Empowered Badass Normal: When boosted reflexes and strength are combined with her military training, Brittania is a deadly fighter.
• Fish out of Temporal Water: She disappeared during the Manhattaning, going missing for 27 years and 52 days until she resurfaced, not having aged a single day.
• Hero with Bad Publicity: The Norsefire party launched propaganda campaign against her by labeling her as a terrorist and co-conspirator of Ozymandias and Dr. Manhattan to Britain following the "The Manhattaning". It became too difficult to Penny and her resistance with too many Norsefire supporters openly attacking them on sight or notifying the Fingermen of their whereabouts.
• Hopeless with Tech: Downplayed but she tends to forget about things like smartphones and satellites.
• Laser Blade: The "Generous Flame" Intrinsic Blade is a fierce blade channeled with intrinsic energy located in her right forearm.
• Missing Mom: Disappeared during the Manhattaning, leaving her husband and children alone.
• Older Than They Look: She's almost fifty years old, and even with the time displacement, she still looks pretty young.
• Powered Armor: The Britannia Armor, which allows her to match most meta-humans.
• Related in the Adaptation: She's the mother of Manchester Black and Vera Lynn Black.
• Shock and Awe: She can discharge intrinsic energy her body has previously absorbed in the form of electrical bolts from her hands.
• Supernaturally Young Parent: Being time-displaced means she has two adult children who are barely younger than her current age.
• Team Member in the Adaptation: Since she originates in the Flashpoint timeline, Penny was never involved with the Justice League, but here she's one of the most recent members.
• Technopath: Using the tech absorbed into her body, she can interface with various forms technology via a mental link.
• Tron Lines: Her arms and neck have blue markings created by the Lionheart Drive Fusion.

Silver Sorceress (Laura Nelson) *ACTIVE*

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• Adaptational Backstory Change: Instead of an inhabitant of the world of Angor, she's a Homo Magi from Earth.
• Adaptational Sexuality: Explicitly bisexual while in the comics it was unrevealed.
• Adaptation Dye-Job: Her costume in the comics was gold with a red cape and a brown headpiece, but here it's silver and white, making it much more fitting for her codename besides the hair.
• Adaptation Name Change: Her last name is changed from Nielsen to Nelson to signify her new familial relationships.
• Alliterative Name: Silver Sorceress.
• Astral Projection: Laura can project her consciousness into a mystical duplicate of herself, emulating an ephemeral being which allows her to explore the astral plane at incredible speeds and more easily transition to other dimensions, such as the Void, the Dreaming, and so forth.
• Badass Family: She's a member of the Nelson family, who have a strong connection to the Helm of Nabu, even if her grandmother Inza tried to dissuade her from trying to become the newest apprentice of Dr. Fate.
• Black Magician Girl: Laura has access to magic intuition and natural ability. She has also studied extensively to give her further knowledge and perfect her prowess. Laura is capable of the manipulation of essence through the use of rituals, warding symbols, occult gestures, and spells. Laura has demonstrated on a number of occasions that she has a rather potent amount of esoteric potential, exceeding what is usual for most known mages.
• Character Development: As a child she was very shy and the target of bullying, but after her powers manifested she gained confidence and became more social and popular. Her new look and outlook in life made her into a brave and bold beauty.
• Color Character: Silver Sorceress.
• Color-Coded Wizardry: Her Silver Magic. Laura's most recognizable magical effect is the colorless raw magic she generates to create arcane constructs, levitate herself in the air, propel blasts at her enemies, shield herself or others from harm, or ensnare objects and persons to suspend them mid-air.
• Comic-Book Fantasy Casting: Her appearance is based on Elizabeth Olsen, who played Scarlet Witch on the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
• Composite Character: She is composited with Laryn Nelson, the daughter of Kent V. Nelson, who was also a Doctor Fate.
• Disability Superpower: She still perceives magic and esoteric energy in color. As such, Laura does not consider her color blindness to be any sort of detriment to her, and actually views it as a benefit that allows her to more easily recognize magic around her.
• Eye Color Change: Her once brown eyes turned gray when her powers first awakened.
• Handicapped Badass: Since she was eight years old, Laura suffers from an extreme form of color blindness. For her, the world exists in black and white, much like an old-time television. This may be the explanation for her altered appearance, as an example of some sort of mystical mind over matter. It is worth noting that this condition only effects her physical sight.
• Hidden Depths: Laura is a fan of older (black-and-white) movies and television shows, possibly due to her severe color blindness.
• Hot Witch: Very attractive and a sorceress.
• Mage Species: Just like the Zataras, Laura is a Homo Magi, a species of humans that descend from the original inhabitants of Atlantis before its sinking that intermingled with normal people.
• Mystical White Hair: Her once brown hair turned platinum blonde when her magical powers first manifested.
• Mythology Gag: The Angorian Magical Academy is a nod to the character being from another planet called Angor.
• Psychic Dreams for Everyone: Called Silvering, Laura can place an enchantment on herself or others which induces a potent period of intense self-reflection. This is best used as a therapeutic practice on sleeping subjects, but it is possible to cast such a spell on a waking target. Targets of this spell will experience visions, dreams, nightmares, or hallucinations that can depict things that a person has fears, regrets, desires, or hopes concerning. Laura has no control over what visions the person may experience when under this spell, how long the spell lasts, or what may happen to the subject after surviving the experience.
• Related in the Adaptation: Her late grandfather is Kent Nelson, the first Dr. Fate, while her grandmother is Inza Cramer-Nelson. Her parents are Kent Nelson Jr. and Marissa Nelson. Her uncles are Seth and Bruce Nelson, while her aunt is Celeste Nelson. Through her aunt Celeste and uncle Terrance Kelly, she's the cousin of Lia Nelson-Kelly, who was The Flash in Tangent comics.
• The Rock Star: Laura plays a number of acoustic instruments including guitar and piano. She is also a skilled singer. She can often be found strumming chords and singing ballads in her cabin on the Watchtower as a means of calming herself before or after a mission or to provide a diversion from her mystical studies.
• Shout-Out: Her liking black and white movies references WandaVision.
• Smoking Is Not Cool: Laura's mother used to smoke. As a result, Laura cannot stand the smell of tobacco. On more than once instance, she has forcibly put John Constantine's cigarette out or used a spell to cleanse him and his clothes of the residual odor.

Aztek (Nayeli Constant) *ACTIVE*

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• Chest Insignia: A sun-shaped aztec symbol.
• Cool Helmet: Her signature sun-shaped golden helmet.
• Light 'em Up: Like The Ray, she has light based powers.
• Light Is Good: She's a light based superhero who dresses in white and gold.
• Proud to Be a Geek: She even wears a t-shirt that says 'NERD'.
• Smart People Wear Glasses: She wears glasses in civilian clothes and she's quite proud of being a nerd.

Honorary Members

Triumph I (William McIntyre)

• Abusive Dad: His father James McIntyre was a violent individual who abused both Will and his mother Sarah, even putting his ex-wife in a coma. Even worse, when he found out by chance his son had superpowers, he tried to blackmail him in order to rob a bank, only for Will to fight back. Then James killed Will's teacher, confidant and Parental Substitute Mr. Harmon. Will could have easily killed his father but chose to let him live and be arrested.
• The Dog Bites Back: Tired of his father's abuse and his attempt at blackmailing him, he fought back. After James McIntyre killed Will's teacher Mr. Harmon, he broke into the police station and would have killed his father had he not chosen to let him live.
• Domino Mask: He wore a black and green one to cover his eyes.
• Fanboy: Thanks to his teacher Mr. Harmon, Will was a big fan of the Watchmen movement, and he became Triumph as a way to honor him while fulfilling his duty to the US government.
• Good Parents: In contrast to his awful father, Will and his wife Megan were the best parents they could for their daughter Mina.
• Heroic Sacrifice: He was killed by Brainiac after rescuing Victor Stone from certain death after being torn to pieces.
• Magnetism Manipulation: Triumph has the ability to perceive and consciously control electromagnetism, one of the four fundamental forces of the universe. His daughter Mina would inherit his powers.
• Mentor Occupational Hazard: His teacher, confidant and Parental Substitute Mr. Harmon would be killed by Will's father in retaliation for Will fighting back and Harmon reporting the abuse Will and his mother had suffered.
• Military Superhero: After almost killing his father, Will turned himself to the government so they could experiment and test his powers. He finally managed to cut a deal with the government to do 10 more missions in order to return to civilian life and be a true father for his family, but he did create the Triumph identity to help people and live out his dream.
• Posthumous Character: Killed by Brainiac just before the Justice League truly began as a team.
• Purple Is Powerful: When using his powers, his hands glow purple and controlling electromagnetism is a pretty powerful ability.
• Superpowerful Genetics: His daughter Mina would inherit his meta-gene and the same powers as him.

Desperado (Greg Saunders)

See the Seven Soldiers of Victory page

Shining Knight (Ystina)

See the Seven Soldiers of Victory page

Phantom Stranger

See the Lords of Order page

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