Trinity

Trinity’s powers stem largely from her Amazonian heritage. Like other Amazons, she inherits extraordinary physiology and is trained in their warrior culture. Her specific origin — being the daughter of Diana Prince (Wonder Woman) and having Steve Trevor’s soul involved in her creation in certain versions — grants her traits beyond normal human limits. Add to that the Amazon gifts, divine or mystical influences, and finally the Three Lassos of Fate, which imbue her with unique mystical and moral powers tied to truth, destiny, and moral struggle.

List of powers and abilities

Here is a detailed breakdown of what Trinity can do:

Innate physical powers

Amazonian physiology: superhuman strength, durability, stamina, agility.

Immortality or extremely slowed aging as many Amazons have.

High resistance to physical damage, fatigue, and harsh environments.

Combat & mental abilities

Advanced Amazon training: hand-to-hand combat, swordsmanship, archery, horse riding, etc.

Leadership: able to command, make decisions, inspire others (in particular Jon Kent, Damian Wayne) and hold responsibility in heroic roles.

Multilingualism: knows multiple languages, many taught by Diana.

Tactical intelligence and moral strength: capable of making difficult ethical choices, uncovering hidden truths, challenging lies.

Special items / mystical implements

Three Lassos of Fate:

Lasso of Truth: enforces truth, compels honesty, influences will.

Bracelets of Submission: defensive, used to block or deflect attacks.

Growth, Heroic Identities and Becoming Trinity

As Lizzie grows, she undergoes different stages in her heroic journey. She uses adolescent aliases such as “Wonder Robin” and “Wonder Girl”, reflecting both her youthful status and her learning period under the guidance of Jon and Damian. Eventually, when she reaches maturity in the narrative, she takes on the name Trinity.

The codename Trinity is significant: it symbolizes her three-part legacy (daughter of Diana, bearer of the Three Lassos of Fate, member of a new heroic trinity alongside Jon Kent (Superman) and Damian Wayne (Batman) in a future era). It also marks her full acceptance of her role, powers, and responsibilities.

Adventure, Memberships and Current Role

Throughout various stories—present-day and future/past time-jumps—Trinity appears in backup tales, specials, and mainline arcs. She goes on missions, travels temporally or across realities, and confronts the mysteries of her origin, including the role of the Sovereign and what exactly she is meant to become.

She is part of the emerging generation of heroes (a new peer group with Jon Kent & Damian Wayne) often described as “Gen-S” or similar: heroes who will carry forward the legacy of the older generation. Her relationship with them is both familial and cooperative—they sometimes babysit her, sometimes adventuring with her, sometimes debating or mentoring.

Conflict, Identity, and Present Status

One of Lizzie’s core struggles is uncovering the truth of her birth: the blending of souls, the involvement of Diana and Steve, the Sovereign, and the extent of the secrets kept by those around her. She must also balance the great expectations that come with being Wonder Woman’s child, inheriting legacy and burden alike. She often finds herself torn between being her mother’s daughter and forging her own path.

As of now, Trinity has assumed her adult heroic identity, accepted the name Trinity, and is an active figure in the future superhero order.

Origin and Creation

Trinity is born from the grief of Wonder Woman following the death of Steve Trevor at the hands of the Sovereign. In her sorrow, Diana places threads of both her and Steve’s soul into a clay figure, praying to Hippolyta, her mother, to grant life to that figure. This miraculous act brings Elizabeth “Lizzie” Marston Prince into being. Her full name honors William Moulton Marston and Elizabeth Holloway Marston, creators of Wonder Woman.

Family Ties with Diana, Steve and the Amazons

Lizzie is the daughter of Diana Prince (Wonder Woman) and Steve Trevor. Although Steve dies, his soul is part of her creation. From birth, Lizzie is entwined with the heritage of the Amazons—born into a legacy of warriors, royalty (through her grandmother Hippolyta), and divinity. Her upbringing includes the influences of Themyscira, its traditions, its people, its expectations.

Childhood and Bond with Jon Kent & Damian Wayne

Throughout her early years, Lizzie is often in the care of the Super Sons, Jon Kent and Damian Wayne. With her parents occupied with world-saving duties, Jon and Damian become de facto older brothers: companions, mentors, caretakers.

One notable incident from her childhood: at age five, she teamed up with Damian (still very young) in the sewers of Gotham under the mantle “Wonder Robin” and defeated Killer Croc. Other stories show her tagging along with Jon and Damian in smaller adventures, spending time with them, being looked after by them.

Elizabeth “Lizzie” Prince, also known as Trinity, is built as a character with a remarkable inner strength and a blend of traits putting her between inheritor of the Amazon legacy and a young rebel with purpose. From her debut in Wonder Woman #800, she is portrayed as curious, inquiring, with a hunger for truth: she refuses to accept official narratives and secrets, and is willing to go wherever necessary to uncover her origins. Her character is stoic yet passionate. She bears the dignity of an Amazonian princess, the burden of expectations (daughter of Diana, wielder of the Lassos of Fate, future leader of a new generation of heroes), but she does not shy from conflict. Trinity has a strong sense of justice: not only does she fight external villains, but she also questions internal deception and omission. That mix makes her both firm and capable of great empathy.

Trinity shows an innate leadership. Beside Jon Kent and Damian Wayne, she is regarded as an older sister figure, a moral guide, someone with authoritative presence. In the Supersons stories and backup tales, she is not just a hero in combat but a voice of responsibility and commitment. She does not merely delegate; she takes hard decisions, steps into danger herself.

The main reasons she is this way stem from her origin, upbringing, and the mysteries around her existence. She grew up knowing that parts of her story have been hidden, aware that some truths about her birth and role are not fully disclosed. This gives her a mix of resentment, persistent curiosity, and responsibility: she feels the need to honor her mother’s legacy, but also to carve out her own identity. Also, as an Amazon with war training, discipline, duty, and combat capability are intrinsic to who she is.

Regarding her relationships, the friendship / sibling-bond with Jon Kent and Damian Wayne is very important to her: she sees them as older brothers, with whom she feels loyalty, affection, but also the need to prove herself, to be ta

Elizabeth “Lizzie” Marston Prince, known as Trinity, carries the imposing presence of her Amazon lineage. Standing at an estimated 1.80 meters tall, she has an athletic and powerful build, the product of relentless training and her divine heritage. Her body proportions reflect both strength and balance: a bust around 100-105 cm, a waist near 70-75 cm, and hips around 105-110 cm. Weighing approximately 75-85 kg, her frame is that of a warrior—defined, agile, and enduring—embodying both Diana’s legacy and the Amazon discipline.

Her brown hair, long and often flowing, frames a face of firm and noble features. Her brown eyes convey both authority and compassion, echoing the wisdom of her mother. High cheekbones, a strong jawline, and resolute lips complete her striking facial structure. Her skin tone is fair to medium, with a healthy glow typical of the Amazons, rarely marked by scars in most depictions, reinforcing her image as both protector and leader.

Among her distinguishing features, Trinity always wears the golden tiara, symbol of her Amazon royal heritage. Her arms are guarded by the iconic Amazon bracelets, symbols of power and restraint. Most unique are the Three Lassos of Fate she carries: one golden, one silver, and one black. Each glows faintly with mystical energy, serving as both weapons and emblems of her identity, setting her apart from any other Amazon warrior.

Her typical attire is a blend of ceremonial elegance and combat practicality. She wears armor reminiscent of Wonder Woman’s classic design, with a red and gold breastplate, an Amazon-style skirt or battle-kilt, and reinforced high boots. The colors—deep red, gleaming gold, and dark blue—are accented with silver details, evoking the legacy of her lassos. In formal or political occasions, her armor often bears ornamented details and engravings, while in battle, she favors a streamlined version that prioritizes agility, endurance, and efficiency.