Wonder Woman (Injustice)

Diana, Princess of Themyscira, was the result of her mother, Hippolyta, Queen of the Amazons, having a torrid affair with Zeus, God of Thunder. Fearing the wrath of Zeus’s notoriously Jealous wife, Hera, Goddess of Marriage, Hippolyta disavowed all knowledge of the affair and explained Diana’s birth under the premise that she was merely the result of Hippolyta wanting a child, the desire of which taking on the form of a lump of clay that took on the shape of a female. As Diana grew older, she became increasingly restless, feeling that she had seen all that the idyllic Themyscira had to offer. Frustrated with her lack of purpose, she eventually went to her elders to offer ways of contributing to her people, to which they reveal that Diana’s path had been preordained for her: to learn the art of storytelling from Clio, the Amazonian scribe. Unsatisfied by this revelation, Diana sought Adventure, but discovered no such thing taking place in the Amazon archives. When Diana met with Clio, they discussed her true origins. Intrigued by what she had learned, she sought to learn more about Amazon history from Clio. After learning that Queen Hippolyta ordered that information be hidden to hide her failures, Diana confronted her mother, who revealed the truth. In 1939, during the Chicago World’s Fair, Diana foiled an assassination attempt on President Franklin Deleanore Roosevelt, by a Nazi sleeper agent. After convincing him to let her help, she continued her heroics and was celebrated as the world’s first superhero. She would later go on to found the Justice Society.

Daughter of the Amazon Queen and the Greek God of Thunder Zeus, Diana was trained by the Amazons and the Greek God of War Ares. Armed with magical weapons and one of the most formidable warriors on Earth, Diana fights to protect the innocent

Warrior through and through, Wonder Woman has no problem killing villains, or even other heroes, who oppose her and Superman. She believes what Superman is doing is right and just.

An exiled sister of Themyscira, Wonder Woman remains in hiding after the fall of the Regime. Still an ardent believer of Superman and his rule, Wonder Woman awaits her opportunity to strike back against Batman and free Superman from his imprisonment.

At the start of the game, Wonder Woman is shown helping the rest of the Justice League defend Gotham from an assault from Black Adam, Sinestro, Doomsday, and Ares. She helps Aquaman tie up Ares after the latter is defeated and is later alerted of the Joker's plan to destroy Metropolis with a nuke. As she, Hawkgirl, and Shazam head towards the site, she, Batman, Green Lantern, Green Arrow, Aquaman, and the Joker are teleported to the One Earth universe.

Ending up in an alternate Gotham City, Green Lantern goes to Coast City to charge his ring, Aquaman heads to Atlantis, while Wonder Woman and Green Arrow remain in Gotham. They are eventually attacked by Sinestro and are nearly killed until Green Lantern returns. When Lantern's Regime self, Yellow Lantern, shows up, he knocks out Wonder Woman briefly before Green Lantern subdues him. As they retreat, Arrow, Lantern, and Wonder Woman come across the Insurgency Batman, who takes them to the Insurgency base, where he explains he intends to use a Kryptonite weapon to incapacitate the One Earth Superman, but he needs the displaced heroes' DNA to unlock the weapon in the Batcave.

The Regime Wonder Woman is first seen talking with the Regime leader, Superman, in the Fortress of Solitude before Yellow Lantern tells him about the displaced heroes. Later after mainstream Batman is captured, she is present when Superman realizes that this Batman is one of "the duplicates".

The mainstream Wonder Woman later helps repel a Regime invasion on the Joker Clan's hideout, Arkham Asylum. Along with Arrow, Lantern, Aquaman, and the Insurgency Batman, she then heads to the abandoned Wayne Manor, where Wonder Woman and Arrow fight Killer Frost and Solomon Grundy. She is frozen by Frost but is freed by Arrow, who then defeats Frost while Lantern throws Grundy into Earth's orbit. After the Kryptonite weapon is recovered in the Batcave, Wonder Woman's counterpart and One Earth Black Adam arrive. Green Arrow manages to subdue her counterpart, but mainstream Wonder Woman is knocked out by Black Adam, along with Lantern, Aquaman, and Batman. After Adam is defeated, Batman discovers that the weapon is damaged beyond repair, though the Kryptonite is intact.

Wonder Woman takes part in the invasion of Stryker's Island to rescue the mainstream Batman, but during the fight, she is choked unconscious by One Earth Superman.

After Lex Luthor is killed, the Regime Wonder Woman discusses the displaced heroes with Sinestro, Black Adam, Cyborg, Raven, and Superman, the latter of which decides to destroy Metropolis and Gotham to demonstrate the chaos that would arise in his absence. She also witnesses One Earth Shazam's murder by Superman, who then orders her to rally her Amazonian army to attack Metropolis.

When One Earth Flash informs the Insurgents of Superman's plan, One Earth Batman elects to send the displaced heroes home and rejects mainstream Batman's offer to bring over the mainstream Superman. Wonder Woman is against One Earth Batman's motives, not wanting to dishonor Lex Luthor's sacrifice. When the Regime attacks the Insurgency HQ, Wonder Woman defeats Bane before Ares transports her to Themyscira, revealing her counterpart's intentions. After defeating One Earth Raven, Wonder Woman confronts her counterpart and tries to knock sense into her, but her counterpart refuses to listen. They fight, with it being proven that they are equals in ability. Ultimately victorious in the fight; however, Wonder Woman convinces the alternate Amazons (whom she addresses as her sisters) to return to their previous roles as protectors instead of conquerors, leading them in the defense of Metropolis.

In the epilogue, Wonder Woman watches on as her counterpart is taken away by her fellow Amazons.

She appears in the flashback scene and is seen at Arkham Asylum when she encounters Bruce. She asks if he’s here to help, only for him to respond that he’s stopping them from making a mistake. She tells him that Joker forced their hands, and they must change with Metropolis. She angrily tells Bruce that she thought he would understand all people before fighting him and being defeated. Bruce uses Diana’s lasso against her and demands to know Superman’s whereabouts. She tells him that he can’t turn his back on Superman and that he needs Bruce.

In present day, she is currently hidden in Kahndaq, along with Black Adam since she's been exiled from Themyscira and disowned by her once-beloved sisters (due to her prime counterpart successfully convincing them to turn away from the corrupting influence of the One Earth Regime).

She is watching the destruction Brainiac is causing and assists Kara and Black Adam to free Superman.

During Brainiac's invasion of Earth, Wonder Woman and Black Adam are informed of the potential destruction of the world, and decide to take the opportunity to free their allies with Kara's help. Despite freeing both Damian and Cyborg, the group is picked off one at a time by Blue Beetle and Firestorm. Though having this initial setback, the group is able to regroup in front of Superman's cell, leading to Firestorm attempting to cause a nuclear explosion to stop them. Before Wonder Woman can stab Firestorm to stop him, Batman knocks her sword away and orders Jason to stand down. To everyone's surprise, Batman then personally releases Clark.

Against her decision, Batman focuses first on regaining control of Brother Eye before coordinating their attack and rescuing civilians. Wonder Woman takes Supergirl with her to fight Brainiac's robots. Once Brother Eye is restored, Wonder Woman and Supergirl are tasked with helping civilians, but Wonder Woman attempts to disobey orders to fight Brainiac directly. Thanks to Kara's persuasion, Wonder Woman relents and attacks a group of Brainiac's robots, but she is knocked away by both Reverse-Flash and Captain Cold.

Diana easily defeats the pair, but Scarecrow uses his fear gas on her, exploiting her fear of becoming a villain and Superman's rejection. Wonder Woman, however, overcomes the fear gas and defeats Scarecrow to rejoin Kara, who was now defeated by Cheetah.

Wonder Woman defeats Cheetah and attempts to kill her but is stopped by Harley Quinn as it disobeys Batman's orders not to kill. In response, Wonder Woman stabs Harley instead and is stopped by Supergirl, who is surprised by Diana's savagery. Diana later reports Supergirl's actions to Superman at the Fortress of Solitude.

Once Brainiac has successfully extracted multiple cities, and Superman is presumably captured by Brainiac, Wonder Woman immediately attempts to blame Batman, but Supergirl shoves her and urges them to focus on rescuing the people collected by Brainiac. She and the other heroes are tasked with fighting Brainiac's betas while Batman and Supergirl infiltrate Brainiac's ship.

When Batman and Superman defy the odds and defeat Brainiac, severing his connection to his shop, Wonder Woman, Black Adam, Aquaman, Green Lantern, and Flash all join together to decide what to do with the invader. Ultimately, both Superman and Batman become conflicted over killing him or not, and Wonder Woman takes Superman's side and fights Flash but loses against the scarlet speedster.

She eventually rejoins Clark in pursuing Kara to the Batcave, where she duels Batman, now using a Kryptonite suit. She is ultimately defeated by Bruce.

After being beaten by Batman alongside Superman, The Regime has permanently fallen apart, with Black Adam being persecuted and Superman being imprisoned in the Phantom Zone. An intro between Green Lantern and Cheetah reveals that she was sent to Oa to stand trial

Diana regains consciousness after her defeat and is surprised by Superman's decision to allow Batman to live. She then asks him what they should do with Kara, but Superman assures her that everyone will follow him this time.

The daughter of the Olympian god Zeus and the Amazon Queen Hippolyta, Wonder Woman is one of the most powerful demigods alive, boasting superhuman strength, senses, durability, healing, stamina, agility, reflexes, and speed (but not as fast as the Flash), with Diana also possessing the power of flight and godlike longevity due to her status as a demigoddess. When Wonder Woman combines her natural powers with the skills and training she received from her time raised among the Amazons of Themyscira, her skills allow her to overcome opponents even more powerful than herself, as seen when she defeated a holding-back Superman in a one-on-one fight.

Aside from her natural abilities, Diana retains several magically forged weapons, both offensive and defensive, most forged by the smith god Hephaestus. Diana's tiara more than signifies her royal status and can act as a projectile weapon similar to a boomerang, while her gauntlets allow her to deflect bullets and other weaponry. For primary offense, Diana prefers her sword and shield, with her sword powerful enough to cut Superman and Captain Atom, her shield indestructible to any attack. Wonder Woman's most famous weapon is her Lasso of Truth, a magical sewn golden rope that compels anyone touching it to tell the truth. Diana uses the lasso to bind and reel her opponents in and can even use its truth-speaking capabilities offensively, having depowered Black Adam himself when she compelled him to speak his magic word.

Though powerful, Diana is still not completely invulnerable. She is more vulnerable than Superman, and she can be severely harmed by attacks that ordinarily would not cause any harm to the Man of Steel, as seen when she was left in a coma after being caught in Captain Atom's detonation.

Straight Tiara: Wonder Woman flings her tiara at her opponent. Can be done in the air. The Meter Burn version causes the tiara to hit twice on the rebound. Amazonian Uppercut: Wonder Woman flies into the air while uppercutting her enemy. The Meter Burn version has Wonder Woman slam into her opponent while they're in the air. Amazonian Smash (Air): Wonder Woman flies into the air, and charges down fist first. The Meter Burn version has Wonder Woman charge her opponent into the air with an uppercut. Lasso Grab: Wonder Woman flings her lasso out, grabs her opponent with it and yanks them back before uppercutting them into the air. The Meter Burn version has Wonder Woman grab and hold her opponent before tossing them aside. Lasso Spin: With her lasso held tightly in her hand, Wonder Woman uppercuts her opponent. Bracelets of Submission: Wonder Woman holds her Bracelets over herself, deflecting projectiles. Up Tiara: Wonder Woman throws her tiara into the air. Down Tiara (Air): Wonder Woman throws her tiara down at her opponent while in the air. Demigoddess' Might: Wonder Woman charges at her opponent in midair. Shield Toss: While in her Sword and Shield stance, Wonder Woman throws her shield at her opponent. The Meter Burn version has the shield hit a second time on the rebound. Amalthea Bash: While in her Sword and Shield stance, Wonder Woman bashes her opponent in the face with her shield. The Meter Burn version adds a second hit. Shield Strike: While in her Sword and Shield stance, Wonder Woman backhands her opponent with her shield. Up Shield: While in her Sword and Shield stance, Wonder Woman throws her shield into the air. Down Shield (Air): Wonder Woman throws her shield down at her opponent.

Style Change: Wonder Woman's character trait is the ability to switch weapons from a Sword and Shield to the Lasso of Truth.

Both weapons enable her to use exclusive special moves depending on which weapon she is using. While using the Lasso of Truth, Wonder Woman has more combos and greater mobility, but takes more damage. While using the Sword and Shield, Wonder Woman takes less damage, but has less combos and decreased mobility. Other Moves

Grab: Wonder Woman grabs her opponent, gives them a strong punch across the face, then spins them around before tossing them. Super Move

Justice Javelin: Wonder Woman bashes the opponent with her shield then lassos the opponent and calls her two Amazons. One Amazon holds the opponent and knees him/her in the back, then the second Amazon breaks a spear across the opponent's face. Finally, Wonder Woman pulls the opponent towards her and slashes him/her with her sword. (Injustice) Princess Power: Wonder Woman stuns her opponent with a blast from her bracers, lassos them with her leg and uppercuts them with her shield, which she then throws at them. She then jumps up and punches the opponent to the ground before impaling them with her sword and shield, then stomps on them. (IJ2)

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