Metropolis High School

Metropolis High School (also known simply as Metropolis High School and abbreviated as MHS) is one of the main locations in the second generation of the DC Super Hero Girls franchise. It is a high school located in the city of Metropolis. Known students: Main Characters Barbara Gordon (Batgirl) Jessica Cruz (Green Lantern) Kara Danvers (Supergirl) Karen Beecher (Bumblebee) Diana Prince (Wonder Woman) Zee Zatara (Zatanna) Other DC Characters (Hero or Villain or other) Pam Isley (Poison Ivy) Barry Allen (The Flash) Hal Jordan (Green Lantern) Harleen Quinzel (Harley Quinn) Selina Kyle (Catwoman) Jimmy Olsen Lois Lane Garth Bernstein (Aqualad) Carol Ferris (Star Sapphire) Barbara Minerva (Cheetah) Doris Zeul (Giganta) Leslie Willis (Livewire) Steve Trevor Oliver Queen (Green Arrow) Carter Hall (Hawkman) Tatsu Yamashiro (Katana) Mortimer Drake (The Cavalier) Jennifer Pierce (Lightning) Rose Wilson (Ravager) Casey Krinsky Oswald Cobblepot (The Penguin) Thaal Sinclair (Sinister) Winslow Schott (Toyman).

The principal of Metropolis High School: Mr. Chapin: Mr. Chapin is the strict principal/teacher of Metropolis High School, who doesn't like troublemakers. His personality can easily be described as grumpy, stubborn, moody, and authoritarian. He hates not only troublemakers but also know-it-alls. In "Detention Club," Mr. Chapin is Green Lantern's biggest fan, so he's something of a fanatic.

Metropolis is a large fictional city and the main setting for DC Super Hero Girls and the home of the Super Hero Girls, the Invinci-Bros, and the Super Villain Girls. Metropolis is a great city like Gotham, but unlike Gotham City, Metropolis isn't a smog-filled cloud, plagued by crime, or teeming with the most dangerous criminals. Metropolis is protected by Superman, the Invicti-Bros, and the Super Hero Girls from the worst villains, such as Super Villain Pero, Killer Moth, Doomsday, and others. Locations: Sweet Justice - A cafe where girls hang out.

Metropolis High School: A school where superhero girls study.

The Daily Planet - A newspaper company.

Burrito Bucket, a fast food restaurant where Barbara Gordon works

Metropolis Pesticide Plant: Where Batgirl and Poison Ivy first met and clashed.

Metropolis Japanese Sushi Restaurant: Zee Zatara and Kara Danvers were enjoying a meal at a popular Japanese restaurant, but Kara refused to eat sushi. Unfortunately, after Zee accidentally used magic, the tentacles transformed into a monster, and the restaurant was destroyed. Zee and Kara were banned from the restaurant for life.

Wonder Woman: The de facto leader of the team. After leaving Themyscira to protect the human world, Wonder Woman uses her leadership skills to guide her friends on every mission. She dreamed of being a hero and was saddened by her lack of one. It is shown that she escaped her home city to save "Man's World." She finds five other girls who will help her on her mission not only to save everyone in Metropolis, but also to learn how to fit in and be a normal teenager. Age: 17 (human age) 317 (through her Amazonian immortality)

Batgirl: The comic relief of the group. Although she lacks superpowers, she more than makes up for it with her numerous gadgets and analytical skills. She moved from Gotham City to Metropolis, leaving everything and everyone she knew behind, as her father knew the former wasn't a place for a family. However, she eventually formed the superhero team of her dreams, which became a dream come true. Age: (15 years old) (Birthday = September 23♍)

Supergirl: The strength of the group. Hailing from the planet Krypton, Supergirl possesses numerous superhuman abilities that prove invaluable in moments of extreme stress. Like her cousin, her planet exploded, and she crash-landed on Earth. She is now under the care of Eliza and Jeremiah Danvers. At her old school, she was framed by her counterpart, Bizarro, but she's touched by the fact that Bizarrogirl only wants to be better than her cousin. She often gets into trouble due to her anger issues and her irreverent, rebellious attitude. Age: 16 (Birthday: September 22nd ♍️)

Green Lantern (Jessica Cruz): The pacifist of the group. Despite possessing the Green Lantern Corps' power ring to create anything she desires, Green Lantern prefers to avoid physical violence when resolving conflicts. She is sometimes seen with Hal Jordan, as they both belong to the Green Lantern Corps. Age: 16 (Birthday: September 20)

Bumblebee: The shy one of the group. Like Batgirl, Bumblebee excels at technology, allowing her to discover weaknesses in machinery. Additionally, Bumblebee has the ability to shrink, making her useful in situations requiring her to squeeze into confined spaces. She is sometimes described as timid and tends to be bullied by her classmates, especially Doris Zeul (Giganta), who often teases her. But she knows how to be brave when she's the only one fighting. Age: (14 years old) (Birthday = July 6th)

Zatanna: The group's advisor. Zatanna's ability to create and manipulate magic is often useful in difficult situations. Her origin is most clearly shown in the episode "Abracadabrapalooza." She lived in a trailer with her father, Giovanni Zatara, where they performed magic tricks while gradually improving their skills. One day, as a young girl, she found a pimple on her face and tried to pop it, but more appeared. She was seen performing magic tricks uncontrollably, without telling her father. When John was accepted to perform at Abracadabrapalooza, Zee told him she didn't want to participate, which saddened her father. Upon leaving the dressing room, Zee cried as her magic began to wreak havoc. Her father heard the chaos but managed to control it, and the dressing room returned to normal. He gave her a spellbook that her grandfather had given him so she could learn to control her powers. She now resides in the attic of a casino where her father regularly performs his magic tricks.

Diana Prince is a slender, beautiful, and tanned young Amazonian demigoddess with an athletic and elegant figure, thick black eyebrows, sky-blue eyes, and long, wavy, classic navy blue hair with lighter highlights. Her makeup consists of light blush on her cheeks and fuchsia lipstick. She is the tallest member of the team. In civilian life, Diana wears her hair in a loose, low ponytail adorned with a gold headband. Her outfit includes Alabama red star earrings, a short-sleeved Alabama red sweater over a similar-length white turtleneck shirt, a high-waisted blue denim skirt with a darker waistband, white calf-length socks, and a pair of flat shoes in the same color as her earrings and sweater. As Wonder Woman, her loose, flowing hair is held in place by a gold tiara with an Alabama red star on the front. Her superhero costume consists of a pair of earrings similar to those she wears in her civilian attire (though larger), and an Alabama red corset decorated with gold on the top, along with gold shoulder pads on the straps and a wide gold belt around her waist. She also wears a blue skirt with white stars all over it and tall Alabama red boots with white stripes running down from the top, along with knee pads with the same design as her shoulder pads. She also wears the Bracelets of Submission on her wrists and carries her signature Lasso of Truth. Height: 1.88cm tall. Age: 17 (human age) 317 (through her Amazonian immortality)

As Wonder Woman, Diana is an unapologetic feminist. However, she has proven to be very loyal, selfless, compassionate, caring, and, most of the time, even a huggable person. As Diana Prince, she is known as the top student at Metropolis High, but as Wonder Woman, she is portrayed as a defender and leader of superhero girls. She fell in love at first sight with Steve Trevor, the first man she sees after arriving in the human world, and has a weakness for him—she goes crazy just looking at his face. Whenever she is around Steve Trevor, she becomes shy and awkward (which usually happens because she is in love with him). She is also heroic, brave, self-assured, and caring toward her friends. However, like her mother and Supergirl, she has a temper. She also possesses incredible leadership skills. Diana has a good heart and always tries to save people. She only complains when she becomes a superhero and gets a second chance to get her driver's license. She puts a lot of effort into everything she does. She used to love having fun with Antiope, but now she enjoys studying thanks to her mother. She can also get intimidated and nervous, like when she met Batman. Despite this, however, she can display a bit of obsessive perfectionism, seeing herself as either a hero or a failure depending on whether she gets an A-. As expected, she has a neat appearance and excels in both academics and sports. She's also popular with her students. She speaks in an old-fashioned way. However, she's quite clumsy, and her love for ice cream is evident, especially the Death By chocolate from Sweet Justice. She also has a quirk: she suffers seizures and eats all the candy around her when she's only eating sweets. Later, she refrains. Teenage culture is still unfamiliar to her, and since she comes from another world, she struggles to adapt to modern culture and advanced technology. She can't even take pictures with her smartphone.

Barbara "Babs" Gordon is a petite, slender, fair-skinned teenager with rosy cheeks, bright emerald eyes, and long, bright orange hair with a brighter ombré at the bottom and highlights, usually tied back in a ponytail. She wears reddish-pink lipstick. As a civilian, Babs wears a bright yellow and light purple T-shirt under a purple hooded jacket with two yellow stripes on each long sleeve and bat ears attached to the hood, dark purple shorts, white thigh-high socks with purple and yellow stripes, and yellow sneakers with white laces and toe capes. As Batgirl, she wears a purple bat-shaped cowl with her hair sticking out the back, and a similarly shaped cape with a yellow lining. The cape is worn over her skintight, dark purple suit, which features her yellow logo on the chest. She also wears elbow-length yellow spiked gloves, a yellow utility belt, and yellow thigh-high boots.

Barbara "Babs" Gordon is the comic relief of her friends. She's known for being cheerful, lively, dramatic, talkative, mischievous, free-spirited, self-assured, funny, ambitious, and incredibly optimistic. Babs is the one who wants everyone to get along and is often considered the group's cheerleader because of her infectious enthusiasm and zest for life. She's a dreamy, geeky fanatic who aspires to be Batman's future sidekick. She's also a creative problem solver and will use her ingenuity and amazing analytical thinking to stop the bad guys and be the glue that holds her friendships together. Her behavior is truly baffling; she talks very fast and spouts nonsense with ease, yet people often perceive her as someone who doesn't understand what she's saying. She's the one who formed the Superhero Girls because she admires superheroes. She's so intelligent that she recognizes girls with superpowers from the first day of school and manages to match them with diverse personalities. Her excellent observation and reasoning skills are also evident here. In battles, Diana usually gives orders, but on other missions, Barbara usually leads the operation. Her technical skills are also incredible. Interestingly, she really likes burritos and often works part-time at a burrito shop called Burrito Bucket. She has a subtle geeky vibe and is a comic book fanatic. Strictly speaking, she's a case of becoming a comic book fanatic because she's a Batman fanatic. Searching for Batman and Joker comics at a comic book store with her best friend Harleen Quinzel is an everyday occurrence. She doesn't know Batman and Robin's identities, so she hates Robin, but she likes Dick Grayson. It's ironic that she likes Batman but hates Bruce Wayne. She's raising a retired police dog named Ace. She likes everything Batman-related, but she's actually afraid of bats.

Kara Danvers (also known as the superheroine Supergirl and by her original Kryptonian name Kara Zor-El) Kara is an attractive, fair-skinned Kryptonian teenager. She's tall, slender, and has a muscular yet curvy figure. Her short blonde hair, with lighter highlights, is cut in a messy bob with a shorter cut at the nape of her neck. She has dark brown eyebrows, pale blue eyes, and maroon lips. She's the second tallest Kryptonian after Diana. In civilian clothes, Kara wears a grayish-blue tank top under a short, short-sleeved, high-necked, antique navy leather jacket with pale blue stripes down the front and on each short sleeve. Around her waist, she wears a pale yellow belt with the outline of the House of El as a buckle, which holds up her tight, ripped, reddish-brown jeans. She also wears dark red and mud-colored calf-high boots. As Supergirl, her superhero costume is a dark version of her cousin Superman's suit. She wears a tight-fitting, grayish-blue shirt with short sleeves and the House of El symbol on the chest, a maroon cape that reaches her tailbone, and matching tall boots with white tops. Finally, her short maroon skirt stands out, featuring thick, pale yellow trim around the waist (though it's likely a V-shaped belt).

Kara Danvers, a girl from the alien planet Krypton. Being Kryptonian, she's very strong and resilient, loves punk rock, and hates girly things. In fact, instead of disliking it, she likes looking cute, and she doesn't like to show it to others. As Supergirl, she's the muscle of the group, a rebel, and is known as the "cool girl" at school. She's a bit of a tomboy, sassy, ​​boisterous, sexist, and very impulsive. She can be tough, but she's a kind woman who sometimes stands up for the weak and easily expresses her emotions. She can be an outgoing and helpful friend, but she can be jealous at times and dislikes her cousin's achievements, hating that he gets all the credit. She can be mischievous and playful. She has shown a great passion for metal and often spends her free time in rock clubs. Kara is staying with the Danvers family, who are Earthlings. The Danvers family, who are known for their mischievous nature, genuinely care for each other without getting angry, but they feel overwhelmed by her and sometimes seem on the verge of a fit. She also has a dog, Crypto. She has a tough personality, but because of her strength, she secretly draws attention and causes trouble. Her relationship with Superman was that of cousin and nanny, but when she was sent to Earth, she fell into the Phantom Zone, and the capsule only reached Earth after Superman had aged. Superman, whom she nurtured, comforted, and raised, is much older than her, so he monopolizes the cheers and the public's attention, and even sometimes issues warnings like an adult. He's like an enemy. Furthermore, the residents of Metropolis see Supergirl as "the girl who cosplays as Superman" or "Superman's little sister" and don't properly call her Supergirl, which further infuriates Kara, who is already dissatisfied. She's very strong-willed, so sometimes she can't control herself if she loses control; she often acts without thinking. She also loves rabbits. And she tends to explode with anger if provoked.

Jessica Cruz is a tall, pretty Latina teenager with tanned skin, a slim yet voluptuous figure, rosy cheeks, olive-brown eyes, deep red lips, and wavy brown hair with olive-brown highlights that reaches her tailbone. As a civilian, Jessica's outfit consists of a predominantly green color palette, including a green beanie, light green hoop earrings, a dark green off-the-shoulder, three-sleeved crop top over a light green tank top, a long green skirt with the Green Lantern logo printed on the hem, and green ballet flats. She also wears her Power Ring on the finger of her right hand. As Green Lantern, her body and eyes emit a green aura, she has the Green Lantern logo in her right eye, and her hair has bright green highlights. Her superhero costume is the traditional Green Lantern uniform.

Jessica Cruz is a pacifist who initially resists becoming Green Lantern. She actively refuses to physically harm anyone except Hal. She also refuses to accept the idea that her pacifist methods don't always work. She's also an environmentalist and vegan with a tendency to be authoritatively persistent, which can be a real problem at times. She comes across as somewhat arrogant and dismissive. Jess is an activist. However, what she lacks in violence she makes up for in kindness to her friends. Despite her passive-aggressiveness toward those who don't listen to her, she's a calm and gentle person who believes everyone needs a friend and that no cause is ever lost. She's often mistaken for someone close to Hal, but she vehemently denies it, actually presenting a sisterly relationship with her immature younger brother who can't seem to leave her alone. True to her name, Jessica is an environmentalist and vegetarian. She's often ignored, but she works hard in her own way, going to a vegan restaurant and writing a column about environmental protection. She is mistaken for someone close to Hal Jordan, but she vehemently denies it, and actually presents it as a sisterly relationship with her immature younger brother who cannot leave her alone.

Karen Beecher is a short, slender, African American teenager with light brown skin, sage-green eyes, maroon lips, and long, curly, dark brown hair with honey-blonde highlights, usually tied in ponytails. In civilian clothes, Karen wears an oversized turtleneck sweater with light yellow and dark brown stripes, the pattern of which resembles a bumblebee. She also wears a short yellow skirt over dark brown tights and large beige boots with fluffy off-white cuffs. As Bumblebee, she wears custom-made armor resembling a bumblebee, with sky-blue wings that allow her to fly. She also wears a matching helmet with black antennae and a green visor.

Karen Beecher can be very shy, self-conscious, and nervous. Intelligent, bright, and imaginative, she often lacks self-confidence. She's also clumsy and awkward, as shown in her first scene in "Sweet Justice," where she tripped while getting off the bus. Not to mention, she often stumbles and stumbles over her words. When necessary, however, she's brave and heroic, and she won't just do it, she'll do it, to save the day. Even though she's shy, that doesn't mean she can't put the bad guys in their place. Despite her timidity, she can be a bit aggressive when pushed too far. She also loves romance and is enthusiastic when someone pursues it. Her role on the team of heroines is to be the voice of reason. This has been demonstrated on more than one occasion when she motivates her friends; like when she taught Supergirl how to be a hero, Wonder Woman that it's okay not to be perfect, and when she gave her teammates the motivation to reunite with a speech. Her emotions are quite strong, so she's the typical shy girl who suddenly bursts into anger or makes a scene and becomes talkative, but then her shyness emerges and she gets embarrassed.

Zee Zatara is a beautiful, fair-skinned teenager with a pronounced hourglass figure, almond-shaped light violet eyes with long eyelashes, and thick, light indigo hair that reaches mid-thigh, with straight bangs and lavender highlights. She also wears makeup consisting of heavy mascara, light pink blush, and dark maroon lipstick. In civilian clothes, Zee wears a black vest with a single dark magenta button down the front, over a long-sleeved white blouse with a black ribbon hanging from the Peter Pan collar. She also wears a short dark magenta skirt and black calf-high boots. As the heroine Zatanna, her hair becomes a shimmering purple-lilac ombré with two lilac streaks, and her superhero costume consists of a black cape with a dark magenta lining, held in place by an oval-shaped fuchsia jewel, a tight-fitting black leotard with long sleeves and a white design, grayish-purple stockings underneath, and black thigh-high stiletto boots.

Zee Zatara is very strict about the rules, prim, theatrical, cheeky, sarcastic, and charismatic. Zatanna can be boastful, though not always, but she's actually a good friend, helpful, and loyal. She can lose her temper when no one likes her magic tricks; her temper can get the better of her and cause her to explode when a spell goes wrong. She can be a bit selfish, jealous, and boastful. She's the most fashionable girl in the group. Besides having the most outfits of all the girls, she's also the one they go to for ideas. In her profile video, Batgirl even describes her as "stylish," and the yearbook lists her as "Most Likely to Become an Actress." She also mainly uses her phone for selfies. Despite her ego, she takes her passion very seriously and has no room for nonsense. She has a dramatic personality, but she also displays a lot of grace and ease. Currently, she dreams of having her own solo show and performing small magic shows at children's birthday parties. At school, she's the president of the drama club and a director and actress. She's the only member of the Superhero Girls with magical knowledge and skills, making her essential in certain situations. She works as an assistant to her father, a famous magician. Thanks to her famous show, her family is wealthy and lives in a luxury hotel. True to her personality, she hates when her clothes and hair get ruined or dirty, and dreams of being a beautiful and noble princess. She always takes care of her style and appearance and strives for beauty. Although she has a dramatic personality, she also displays a lot of grace and naturalness. However, because of her great pride in the show, she sometimes gets very angry when she's ignored during performances or when others receive more attention.

Tatsu Yamashiro is a tall, slender, and beautiful Japanese teenager with olive skin, hazel eyes, and long, straight, waist-length black hair with light highlights. She wears minimalist makeup, consisting of soft blush and dark red lipstick. In civilian clothes, Tatsu wears a light gray hoodie with black drawstrings, a thin red stripe down the front, and a red dot in the upper left corner (similar to the dot on the Japanese flag), over a tight-fitting, long-sleeved red T-shirt with fingerholes. She also wears dark gray capri leggings and red and black slip-on shoes. As Katana, she wears her distinctive white mask with a red dot reminiscent of the Japanese flag. She wears clothing that resembles armor: a light gray, armor-like top over a dark brown mesh shirt with a red collar and long sleeves, matching fishnet stockings under a black skirt with red trim, and red knee-high boots with knee pads. Her iconic look is completed by her katana with a black hilt and silver blade.

Tatsu Yamashiro as Katana is what could be described as a passionate swordswoman, with an intense character defined by a quiet ferocity that rivals that of Diana Prince. She is a meticulous person who takes discipline very seriously, honing her wit as frequently as she trains her body. She used to be a well-intentioned extremist, extremely ruthless with corrupt criminals, once believing it was a hero's duty to punish and avenge crimes appeased by the wicked to the extreme. This narrow-mindedness also made her somewhat naive, as Katana once mistook the Super Hero Girls for villains after having eliminated most of the criminals in Metropolis. This line of thinking was reinforced by the precarious way in which law enforcement treats the downtrodden and decayed. She is a Japanese student who transferred to Metropolis High School and joined the fencing club. She's very serious about everything and always gives her all in her training, which is great for Diana, and they become best friends. And her voice when she's scared is truly adorable.

Catwoman: Catwoman acts as the leader of the group and sometimes makes cat noises, and acts like a juvenile delinquent teenager in her secret identity.

Poison Ivy: Poison Ivy is the quietest of the group. When she's Pam, she speaks in a soft, timid voice and prefers to be alone and only befriend plants. When she's a villain, she's much more self-assured and, despite controlling the plants at her command, she cares deeply for them.

Star Sapphire: Star Sapphire deeply longs to reunite with Hal Jordan, despite his strong resistance. She is willing to attack anyone she perceives as standing in her way, as demonstrated when she attacked Jessica, believing she had stolen his ring. Because of this, Hal is so afraid of her that he often hides behind Jessica, and his power ring malfunctions. Star Sapphire is extremely dependent, which is why she is often considered quite psychopathic. However, the only reason she became a villain was because she was angry that Hal Jordan had broken up with her.

Livewire: Livewire wants to post embarrassing videos of people online so everyone will adore her. Even in high school, she acts like a bully and secretly shocks anyone who gets in her way. Like Harleen, she loves playing pranks on others.

Giganta: Giganta is the tough one of the group, both as a villain and at school. She acts like a bully, intimidating athlete whom everyone fears and who enjoys the suffering of others. A mean, arrogant, and argumentative tomboy, she is very moody, irritable, and rude, has mental health issues, and slurs her words. Her mentality is very similar to that of the stereotypical jock.

Harley Quinn: Harley Quinn is presented as the silliest of the group and laughs whenever she can. She loves to play pranks and is usually very hyperactive and energetic. She uses a mallet as her main weapon.

Selina Kyle is an attractive, slender Black teenager with a narrow waist and thick thighs. She has almond-shaped, magenta eyes, long, thick eyelashes, short, dark brown pixie-cut hair with purple highlights, and wears makeup consisting of heavy black mascara, pink blush, and a deep purple-burgundy lipstick on her full lips. In civilian life, Selina wears a pair of diamond drop earrings with a matching diamond necklace, a white V-neck blouse under a black leather jacket with quarter-length sleeves and a purple lining, silver-blue bracelets on both wrists, black jeans held up by an oval-shaped purple belt, and dark gray calf-high boots. As Catwoman, her outfit consists of large, black and purple goggles mounted on the front of her dark gray cowl with cat ears. This hood perfectly complements her form-fitting, high-necked suit, which she accessorizes with a nine-tailed cat-tail wrapped around her waist, just like a real cat's tail. She also wears arm-length black leather gloves with sharp claws and matching calf-high boots.

Selina is intelligent and daring, with a feline personality. She's also portrayed as a kleptomaniac, prone to stealing things on the sly, even if they aren't particularly valuable. She's also seen as flirtatious, winking mischievously at Barry while ordering tea at Sweet Justice, though this may have been a ploy to distract him while she stole from the cashier. When posing as Catwoman, her intelligence shines through during her heists, proving her to be a cunning, sly, shrewd, and skillful criminal. This is evident during "Museum Fight," where, despite lacking powers, she easily outsmarted Supergirl every time she tried to catch her. Throughout the episode, she displays her mischievous side, laughing throughout the segment. She also shows disloyalty at times, such as when she betrayed the Super Hero Girls and Lex Luthor. However, she displays a deep respect for human life and the world, as she helped the Super Hero Girls prevent Luthor from destroying the entire world with a meteorite, though this is solely because she prefers the whole world, as it's where she can steal things. She is often seen stealing jewelry or accessories. Even when not transformed, she shoplifts and tidies up. She comes across as an intelligent villain because she lacks special superpowers and operates at a level where she can easily handle a regular Supergirl. Unlike the other members who have personality issues, there seems to be a reason why she acts rationally. Perhaps this explains the fewer comedic scenes. Essentially, she is a villain who opposes the Super Hero Girls, but depending on her gains and losses, she also sides with the heroines, maintaining the feel of the original Catwoman. As a verbal tic, Selina has a habit of purring when she speaks.

Pam is a petite, slender teenager with pale skin, olive-green eyes with dark circles under them, pale red lips, dark brown eyebrows, and long, light brown hair that reaches her knees and has dark highlights, usually covering her right eye. In civilian life, Pam wears a baggy, dull dark green cardigan over a light yellow turtleneck shirt with a slightly darker collar and a dark green leaf print on the front, baggy gray pants, and olive-green sneakers with white soles and toes. As Poison Evy, her appearance changes drastically; her skin turns green, her cheeks rosy, her eyebrows bushy and dark green, she develops elf-like ears, and her hair is wavy and bright red with several curls. Her outfit includes a tight-fitting, leaf-shaped green minidress, along with dark green arm-length gloves and thigh-high boots.

Pamela Lillian Isley is a solitary girl who cares deeply for plants. She's a carnivore who despises vegetarians for appreciating plants. Ivy's love for them has led her to prioritize their lives over those of humans. She's willing to kill anyone she considers a threat to plants. She finds other people, like Jessica Cruz, annoying or simply indifferent. She also doesn't care what others think of her. Poison Ivy is a very beautiful villain, but she displays a savage, aggressive, violent, dangerous, and cruel side. For example, she's merciless with Batgirl during their battle at the Metropolis Pesticide Plant, slamming her violently against a wall, nearly killing her, and even mocking her for her Bat Knight doll, calling her a "dumb girl," revealing her savage, twisted, evil, and abusive nature. Poison Ivy also demonstrates that she is not afraid of Batman (unlike other Gotham City criminals), as she showed no sign of fear when she mistook Batgirl for Batman.

Carol Ferris is a slender, fair-skinned teenager with light violet eyes and long, voluminous, silky, purplish-black hair, tied back in a high ponytail with a pink ribbon. She also wears dark pink lipstick. In civilian clothes, Carol wears a two-tone pink pleated cheerleader dress with white trim on the bodice and around the waist, white calf-high socks, and dark pink sneakers with white laces and soles. She also wears her Power Ring on the finger of her right hand. As Star Sapphire, her body and eyes emanate a pink aura, her hair is loose, and she wears a princess outfit: a pink tiara with a white star in the center, an extravagant pink dress with white ruffle trim at the hem and short puffed sleeves, a light violet bodice, a large white ruffled collar, and a belt with a color scheme that is the reverse of her tiara's. She wears white elbow-length gloves with small bows, matching knee-high socks with light purple ribbons tied in a bow, and pink heels.

Carol Ferris seems adorable, affectionate, and dramatic, but in reality, she's envious, jealous, dramatic, crazy, vengeful, and obsessive, and only wants to win back her ex-boyfriend, Hal Jordan, after their breakup. According to Hal, she's extremely attached to him, which led him to dump her via text message with a smiley face on Valentine's Day. Completely focused on getting Hal back, Carol doesn't seem to care about anything else, though she does hang out with her friends when they're dressed as supervillains. Her excessive jealousy of Jessica Cruz for always hanging out with her crush, and Hal's apparent indifference towards her, occasionally drove her to murderous rage. According to this, Carol will stop at nothing to annihilate anyone who cares about Hal and anything that comes between them. Carol apparently dislikes Hal being with other girls, as seen when she gets into a fight with Jessica Cruz, believing her to be his new girlfriend, or when Selina is assigned as Hal's gymnastics partner. When Carol sees Hal with Diana Prince, she believes he's trying to ignore her by dating Diana, which leads her to pursue him in a rage. As Star Sapphire, Carol retains some of her personality traits, most notably her obsession with Hal. However, upon becoming a villain, Star Sapphire has also become cruel and ruthless. She doesn't accept advice from anyone, not even Green Lantern. Star Sapphire doesn't easily forgive those who stand in her way, as she believes Jessica (Green Lantern) stole Hal from her. She will eventually get over it, but only time will tell. She is also quick-tempered and easily loses control, as seen when she confronts Jessica about being Hal's "girlfriend," which surrounds her with a pink, heart-shaped aura of flame. She texted Hal, telling him she was a Star Sapphire. She becomes an extreme yandere and attacks everyone. She especially hates Jessica because she believes Jessica stole Hal from her.

Appearance: Leslie Willis is a tall, tomboyish teenager with fair skin, rosy cheeks, brown eyes, and chin-length black hair with blue streaks, shaved into a mohawk. She also wore maroon lipstick. In civilian clothes, Leslie wears a black choker, a dark gray strapless top under a black leather jacket with silver studs and pointed shoulder pads, light gray leggings under a ripped black miniskirt held up by a studded black belt, and navy blue motorcycle boots with black soles and straps, and silver buckles. She also sports three silver piercings in her left ear. As Livewire, her appearance changed drastically; she gained light blue skin with slightly darker cheeks, sky-blue eyes, pointed ears, vampire teeth, and bright blue hair styled in a traditional mohawk. Her supervillain outfit consists of a black jumpsuit with spiked shoulder pads and a medium blue spike pattern adorning it from the high collar to the chest, bright blue elbow-length gloves, and black thigh-high boots with medium blue spiked soles.

Personality: Livewire is a troublemaker. She also enjoys playing pranks on others. She enjoys spending time with her friends, especially Doris. She often collaborates with the school bully Doris, with Leslie providing the emotional bullying and Doris the physical. She always wants to get "likes" on her videos of people being humiliated. However, while she can give a lot, she can't receive any in return. Although she loves humiliating others, she hates being laughed at. She displays classic bully traits, lacking empathy and needlessly tormenting whoever appears to be the weakest in the school, whether to get lunch money or for her own amusement; she considers her victims' distress an end in itself. Leslie loves pranks, but she doesn't know when to stop.

Doris Zeul is a tall, tan-skinned teenager with a curvy, robust build. She has a voluptuous figure, hazel eyes, burgundy lips, and abundant, curly, orange-red hair. In her civilian form, Doris wears her hair in a tight afro bun and her outfit consists of a yellow tracksuit with orange pockets and white slip-on tennis shoes. As a Giganta, her size increases dramatically, tripling her normal height and dwarfing many of the other characters. Her hair reaches halfway down her back. Whenever she transforms or flexes forcefully, orange veins become visible on her skin. She wears a two-piece yellow loincloth (similar to that of a cavewoman or cavewoman), dark gold bracelets on each wrist, and is barefoot.

Doris Zeul is a mean, arrogant, and argumentative tomboyish brat. She's moody, short-tempered, and rude, has a tendency to slur her words. Her mindset is very similar to that of a stereotypical jock. She has a complete disinterest in books, learning, and academics, and frequently skips classes. She's also a notorious bully who always picks on those weaker than her, especially Karen, her favorite victim. She's also disrespectful to her parents and other adults. When she's not bullying, she's often seen working out and trying to build muscle. She's often determined to get what she wants, frequently by using force and at the expense of others. As Giganta, her villainous schemes never go beyond senseless destruction. On multiple occasions, she has shown concern about her public perception as a supervillain, sometimes even wanting to be seen as a monster. Despite these strengths, her greatest weakness is her own stupidity. She's not very bright and tends to act impulsively. This also applies to her wit and humor. While most of her friends and even enemies are quick to joke, she struggles to follow conversations. She has trouble understanding even the simplest jokes, but she often laughs anyway, even if she doesn't get them. Most of the jokes she tells, if any, are simply sports terms like "home run" or "strike," even though they don't mean anything in context. Under the influence of the Lasso of Truth, she admits that much of her attitude stems from "overcompensating for a deep insecurity rooted in the pursuit of perfectionism and an overwhelming fear of not being good enough." She seems to want to continue, but the lasso comes loose before she can. Like Kara, Doris is the strength, the fierce spirit, and the driving force of Selina's team.

Harleen Quinzel is a tall, slender, pale-skinned teenager with rosy cheeks, sky-blue eyes, and long, light blonde hair with blue tips on the right and red tips on the left, usually styled in pigtails with bangs. She also wears red lipstick. As a civilian, Harleen wears a two-tone, long-sleeved bomber jacket with vents that are red on the right and blue on the left, two-tone ripped shorts with the same color pattern as her hair, and large, calf-high lace-up boots that have the same color pattern as her jacket. As Harley Quinn, her face is painted the iconic white with a black eye mask, and her outfit is her classic jester costume consisting of a red and black court jester jumpsuit, a red and black jester hat with two bells, white makeup, and a black mask. Harley Quinn wears pale, almost white, face paint and thin black eyebrows. She wears a black mask and retains her red lipstick. She wears a two-tone jester's hood, red on the right and black on the left, finished with white pom-poms. She wears a form-fitting jumpsuit with an asymmetrical, multicolored pattern. The colors alternate across the body: the right arm, left side of the chest, and right side of the lower torso down to the right leg are red, while the left arm, right side of the chest, and left side of the lower torso down to the left leg are black. On the outside of the right thigh, there is a distinctive three-diamond pattern in black. A prominent, enormous white collar with ruffles and white pom-poms surrounds her neck. She also wears matching white ruffles at the wrists. She wears mismatched gloves and shoes: red on the right hand and black on the left, matching the opposite color of her sleeves. Her shoes are pointed jester-style boots with curled toes.

As Harleen, she's a fun, mischievous, eccentric, and extravagant girl who loves playing pranks and mischief. She can be a bit unbearable, for example, when the other Superhero Girls meet her. As Harley Quinn, she's a deranged con artist who commits crimes with sadistic glee and hyperactive energy. She also enjoys playing pranks, but she can show her mischievous side. Like both of them, she can be vengeful, as when Robin made fun of Babs. Despite her unpleasant attitude, along with her best friend, Babs, she's loyal, caring, affectionate, and kind; they've been best friends since second grade, and despite her double life as a villain, she truly loves and cares for her. Even though she's a villain, she's warmer, more caring, and more loyal to Barbara than anyone else. However, since they don't know each other's identities, they clash during hero and villain activities. Although she's from Gotham, she met Catwoman and Ivy in Metropolis. Just as Batgirl is a Batman fan, Harley Quinn is a Joker fan. It's common to see Barbara looking for Batman and Joker comics at the comic book store.

Barbi is a tall, pretty teenager with fair skin and a slender, hourglass figure that curves into wide hips, which are more noticeable when she wears her gym uniform. She has almond-shaped amber eyes with long eyelashes, thick, thin brown eyebrows, long honey-blonde hair tied in a high ponytail with streaks of varying shades, and sporty makeup consisting of pink eyeshadow, light blush, and maroon lipstick. In the short film "Lost and Found," she reveals that she dyes her hair and wears contact lenses. In civilian clothes, Barbi wears a pale yellow coat with two side pockets and dark brown cheetah spots around the off-white faux fur trim. She also wears a pinkish-red pleated miniskirt and white calf-high stiletto boots. As Cheetah, she adopts her namesake's appearance. It resembles a tall, feline humanoid creature, covered in yellow fur with black spots, a tail, and the iconic black tear marks of cheetahs, and its eyes change color to a bright emerald green.

Barbara Ann has the personality of a wealthy and popular teenager: she's intelligent and very sociable, but spoiled. However, at the same time, she's quite mean and self-centered, due to her desire to always be the center of attention and have everyone focus on her. One of Barbi's most characteristic traits is her propensity for jealousy; she came to hate Diana Prince for overshadowing her and prompting other students to praise her. She'll also do anything to gain popularity, even to the point of cursing Diana, thus demonstrating her callousness and meanness. As Cheetah, she possesses an animalistic mind and is unable to speak. In this form, Barbi becomes savage, ruthless, and violent. As the daughter of a wealthy family, she possesses an eccentric personality and a sense of superiority, often sporting a cheetah-print fur coat. Originally an outstanding student, she was relegated to second place after Diana (Wonder Woman) transferred to her school, becoming deeply resentful. Driven by jealousy, she attempted to curse Diana using the power of artifacts her father had collected, but instead, she was cursed herself and transformed into a cheetah. After being defeated by Wonder Woman, it was thought she would revert to her former self and repent for her actions, but instead, she appears content with her cheetah form.

Steve Trevor: He was the leader of the Invinci-Bros, despite not having superpowers. However, he possessed military tactics that he learned at the Military Academy.

Green Lantern: Hal Jordan is the second-in-command and acting leader of the Invinci-Bros since Steve left for the Military Academy. He is also Green Lantern's partner, along with Jessica Cruz.

Hawkman: Hawkman is probably the strongest of the group because he has a large, muscular body. He can also fly.

Flash: Flash is the fastest of the group. He can travel from one place to another in milliseconds. He also has the ability to recover quickly.

Green Arrow: Green Arrow possesses excellent hand-eye coordination, primarily due to being an archer. He is also skilled in sword fighting.

Aqualad: Aqualad is the youngest member of the Invinci-Bros. He is also an Atlantean, which means he can breathe underwater. His power is very useful when he is near a water source.

Each member of the team has their own distinct personality, but the Invinci-Bros can also be a bit annoying and competitive at times, like when they competed against the Super Hero Girls and teased them by saying their catchphrase, "The Invinci-Bros...! Yo! Bros!" They can also be quite clumsy when fighting their enemies, like when each of them was unconsciously knocked out while battling General Zod, Ursa, and Non. Therefore, they are all known for being very fun-loving and supportive, both with each other and with other superhero teams, especially the Super Hero Girls.

Appearance: Steve Trevor is a fair-skinned teenager with styled blond hair and blue eyes, known for being Wonder Woman's love interest. He is known for his casual yet stylish attire, often wearing jackets or a preppy look, and is described by Diana as extremely handsome.

Personality: Steve Trevor is friendly, pleasant, laid-back, carefree, cheerful, helpful, serious, dedicated, and generous; however, he also has below-average intelligence, is incompetent at any task requiring significant physical or intellectual exertion, and is unobservant. Despite his constant failures, Steve remains optimistic and kind-hearted. As noted, he can be particularly careless, as he may get into dangerous situations without realizing the danger. He also seems oblivious to Diana's infatuation with him, though he considers her a good friend, not finding her clumsiness and stuttering unusual or noteworthy. Steve is frequently given orders, but he never complains, perhaps due to his ambition for a military career. While not a vital skill, he is an inflexible actor, kept as the understudy for the understudy. Steve was the first boy she met upon landing in Metropolis. Steve's mere presence made Diana swoon and lose focus. He was the first boy Wonder Woman ever met and was fascinated by, often throwing her off balance. Because of this, other female superheroes disapproved of her. Batgirl even went so far as to call him Wonder Woman's Kryptonite.

Appearance: Oliver Queen (Green Arrow) has pear-green eyes and pure diamond-blonde hair, a long-sleeved white shirt, a green blouse with a beige grid pattern, brown dress pants, and black leather shoes.

Personality: Oliver Queen (Green Arrow) Whether saving the day as Green Arrow or acting in a play as whatever role he's assigned—preferably the lead—Oliver seems to enjoy putting on a good show. However, this sometimes causes his occasional friendship with Zee/Zatanna to be overshadowed by a rude and mocking rivalry in his effort to prove he deserves the spotlight more than her. As his last name suggests, he can be the male version of a drama queen when things don't go his way—which they often do, as karma frequently catches up with him. However, he never intends for his fellow actors to be physically hurt, only emotionally. Oliver has exceptional moments where, beneath the bully persona he tries to portray on the high school campus, he appears to have a compassionate, almost chivalrous side, particularly with Zee, but he lacks the common sense and maturity to properly express it, especially in show business. Therefore, he and Zatanna, both on and off stage, became trapped in a complicated relationship, punctuated by subtle jabs at each other's egos. Not only do they fight often, but the production team openly promotes them as a couple. Oliver's likes are: Drama, Shakespeare, defeating Zatanna, getting the role, acting, archery, playing guitar, Zatanna (sometimes), Zatanna being annoying. And his dislikes are: Zatanna defeating him, callbacks, Zatanna not liking him.

Appearance: Garth Bernstein (Aqualad) is a small boy, 1.51 meters tall, with blue-stone eyes and curly black hair styled in a fish-like fashion, which could be a reference to his powers. In civilian clothes, he wears an orange t-shirt, light blue shorts, and red sneakers. At 15 years old, Garth, along with Bumblebee and Poison Ivy, is one of the youngest members of his group. Personality: A nerdy kid, like Karen (Bumblebee), Garth Bernstein is a bit of a goofball, but quite intelligent and self-assured. He's timid, soft, and sometimes clumsy (to his friends). He's often the victim of bullying and misfortune, but he's a valuable friend and ally to both his team and Diana's gang. Among the girls, Garth is close to Karen, Kara (Supergirl), Jess (Green Lantern), and Babs (Batgirl). Garth suffers from significant weaknesses, such as his short stature and his belly. Karen Beecher is one of Garth's best friends. She respects him greatly. Supergirl and Aqualad always appear together when the Super Hero Girls and the Invincibles fight crime together. At first, they didn't interact much, and Kara didn't seem to take Garth seriously. But during and after events, they became good friends. Garth hates being bullied, being attacked, being treated as if he's invisible, failure, and paperwork.

Appearance: Barry Allen has spiky, golden-blond hair and light cerulean-blue eyes. He is tall, standing at 6 feet (1.83 meters). He typically wears blue jeans, a red hoodie over a white shirt, and red and yellow shoes. At work, Barry wears a light pink hat and a shirt with rolled-up sleeves, a pink apron, and a darker pink bow tie. He also wears grayish-blue pants and shoes. As The Flash, he wears a dark red suit with yellow lightning bolts on the wrists and waist, and a white circle with a lightning bolt on the chest. He wears a mask that covers the upper half of his face and has long lightning bolts on his ears.

Personality: Barry is a fun and energetic guy. He's pleasant, kind, friendly, quick-witted, calm, funny, active, supportive, and hardworking, with an innocent personality that doesn't seem to be anything in particular. He tends to speak and act very quickly. He's also a very understanding and caring friend to Babs and loves food. He's very kind and friendly to those around him. He thinks of others before himself. And it seems he has some fans because of his sweet personality and appearance. His dislikes are: having his bag of chips stolen, Babs being angry, him being sad, him being late, and things slowing down. His likes are: Batgirl, running, his job, ice cream, helping Batgirl, eating, Oliver Queen, Hal Jordan, and Garth.

Appearance: Carter Hall (Hankman) is tall and muscular. He has olive skin and short, messy brown hair that covers his eyes. In civilian attire, he wears a red and white baseball cap. He wears a long-sleeved white shirt under an open, dark yellow, short-sleeved shirt with lighter yellow trim on the collar and cuffs. He also wears teal pants and red and white sneakers. As Hawkman, he has wings due to the Nth Metal Mace and wears a golden helmet mask, a golden hawk vest and belt, aqua-colored pants, and bird feet.

Personality: He is sullen, calm, and quiet. He appears intimidating and holds his own in battle, but in reality, he is a gentle giant. In the early episodes, Carter is quiet and rarely speaks, but starting with "The Bird and the Bee," he talks more, though not as much as some of the others. His likes are: Shiera Sanders, birds, feeding birds, and Karen. His dislikes are: Hath Set, noise, evil, crime, reincarnation, and seeing his friends hurt.

Appearance: Hal Jordan (Green Lantern) is athletic, with emerald green eyes and short, champagne-brown hair styled back.

Personality: Hal Jordan is portrayed as the typical high school jock, with a strong, charming, and somewhat narcissistic demeanor, but not enough to be a bully. His tendency to act impulsively often earns him the ire of his fellow Green Lantern, Jessica Cruz. He is also afraid of his ex-girlfriend, Carol Ferris. He is selfish, competitive, cowardly (towards Carol Ferris), charming, a loudmouth, athletic, physically active, boastful, self-obsessed, romantic, and kind (sometimes). He is handsome, in good physical shape, popular because he is on the school football team, and proud of it. He dated Carol, a cheerleader from another school, but dumped her upon learning that she was a Star Sapphire. Carol haunts him because of this. Afraid of her, she can't even use her willpower around her. He acts impulsively. Although he displays severe narcissism and openly earns himself a beating, he is not portrayed as inherently evil or incompetent. His likes: Playing sports, selfies, himself, teasing Bumblebee for liking Up Past 8, boy bands (eventually), looking in the mirror, soccer, game manuals. His dislikes: Carol stalking him, Jessica teasing him, ghosts, boy bands (at first), needing a free pass, winning the game just before dark, his real name, detention.

Superpowers Amazonian physiology

Superhuman strength: Wonder Woman is strong enough to go toe-to-toe with Supergirl, lift heavy objects, and defeat villains with her physical blows Superhuman durability: Wonder Woman has withstood attacks from extremely strong characters, such as General Zod, Supergirl, Katana, etc. Superhuman speed and reflexes: Wonder Woman can fight, react, and move at superhuman speeds. Superhuman agility Superhuman resistance Immortality: Diana has lived 317 years Animal language: She can talk to animals I fly Skills Leadership Superhuman intelligence and wisdom Hand-to-hand combat Expert fencing Talented singer.

Kryptonian physiology: Originally from the planet Krypton, Supergirl possesses all the abilities of an average Kryptonian Superhuman strength: Supergirl is undoubtedly the strongest member of the Super Hero Girls, and that strength lies in her physical prowess. She can lift objects weighing millions of tons with little effort and add power to her physical attacks, even launching enemies into space. Superhuman durability: Supergirl can withstand extremely powerful attacks without suffering significant injury and is bulletproof. Superhuman speed: Supergirl is incredibly fast, capable of moving at supersonic or light speeds. Super Breath: Supergirl can create hurricane-force powers by exhaling air from her lungs. Cold breath: You can also use it to freeze your enemies in place. Super hearing: Supergirl can hear sounds from a very far distance. Flight: Supergirl can fly through the air at supersonic speeds. Heat Vision: One of Supergirl's most famous abilities. She can shoot heat beams from her eyes with varying intensity. Super Flare: Possibly Supergirl's most powerful ability, the most potent variant of her heat vision. It concentrates all the solar energy in her body and releases it in a powerful blast. However, its use is costly, as it leaves her feeling drained for a time. X-ray vision: Supergirl can see through solid objects to see what's inside. However, her X-ray vision cannot see through lead. Vacuum adaptation: Supergir can fly both in the air and in the vacuum of space without needing to breathe oxygen

Weaknesses Kryptonite: Radioactive fragments of the destroyed planet Krypton that come in multiple colors with different effects Green Kryptonite: weakens a Kryptonian and nullifies their powers, making them feel pain. Red Kryptonite: has unpredictable effects on Kryptonians that range from: excessive hair growth, mood swings, transformation into ant-headed humanoids, susceptibility to mind control, mild acne, and other effects. Periwinkle Kryptonite: makes Kryptonians act dizzy. Gold Kryptonite: temporarily deprives a person of their powers until they absorb enough solar energy. Electricity immunity limit: may be disabled by sufficient electricity, such as that generated by Livewire. Blue Kryptonite Pink Kryptonite: Alters their gender, changing from female to male Durability limit: Supergirl has a durability limit, as shown when Giganta stunned her severely by knocking her to the ground several times, General Zod injured her with a single blow, or when Livewire stunned her with a burst of electricity. Magic: Supergirl is vulnerable to magic. This is shown when Ember's fire magic affected her.

Mastery of magic: Zatanna, although she is a teenager, has great mastery and control over magic. Light magic: Zatanna uses light magic that manifests in purple tones with white and violet flashes. Dark magic: When Zatanna is angry or loses control, she inadvertently uses dark magic that manifests as dark blue neon flames with black highlights. Witchcraft Divine sources Manipulation of magical energy Absorption of magical energy Mystical invulnerability Mystic rays Supernatural explosions Guessing Spellcasting Binding spell Spell Deflection Spell Manipulation Spell Absorption Reflection of spells Clairvoyance Launch illusion Astral projection Portal creation Conjuration Transformation Resurrection Purification Cicatrization Force field Invisibility Density control Phasing Exorcism Exile Necromancy Telepathy Telekinesis Teleportation Flight Levitation Molecular manipulation Gravity manipulation Manipulation of the soul Manipulation of life force Biological manipulation Manipulation of superpowers Organic manipulation Blood manipulation Sleep manipulation Memory manipulation Manipulation of emotions Manipulation of matter Transmutation of matter Disintegration Energy manipulation Energy absorption Energy projection Energy transfer Energy-efficient buildings Time manipulation Climate manipulation Manipulation of nature Elementary control Pyrokinesis Cryokinesis Electrokinesis Hydrokinesis Geokinesis Geothermokinesis Ferrokinesis Typhokinesis Aerokinesis Chlorokinesis Photokinesis Umbrakinesis Manipulation of fundamental forces Conceptual manipulation Manipulation of physics Probability manipulation Distortion of reality Dimensional travel Interstellar travel Time travel Superhuman physical condition Change of form Size alteration Self-sufficiency

Superpowers Flight: Energy projection: Ability to shrink: Speed ​​and reflexes: Unexplained force: Electrokinesis: Stings

Skills Genius-level intellect: Engineering: Robotic:

Equipment Super suit Sonic Bursts designs: Super Outfit - (Improves strength and flight): View visualization:

Superpowers Energy-efficient buildings Ring empowerment Flight Space survival (via the lantern ring) Armament construction Light generation Competition with shields

Weakness Anything that's yellow Violence

Improved speed Improved agility Use of the whip Sharp cat claws Hand-to-hand combat

Superpowers Muscle size and growth Superhuman strength Superhuman durability Superhuman speed

Superpowers Handling electricity Electricity absorption Superhuman strength Electrokinetic flight Weaknesses Water Joke about her

Chlorokinesis Plant communication Plant battle

Weaknesses Irrational hatred Pesticides and herbicides Skills Knowledge of plants Survival skills Hand-to-hand combatant Fighting genius Fighting instinct

Superpowers Ring empowerment: The star sapphire ring is directly empowered by emotions, in Carol's case it is love. Love Construct: Carol can create solid purple constructions such as bazookas, shotguns, heart-shaped grenades, etc. Super flight: Carol can use her ring to fly great distances. Lantern scream Pyrokinesis: Carol's most distinctive power is that whenever she gets angry she becomes enveloped in heart-shaped purple flames and can use those flames to attack. Heart pump generation Light generation Armament construction Greater strength and speed Sword competition Space survival (via the lantern ring)

Superpowers Super agility Super reflexes Super speed Metamorphosis Improved combat Sharp claws Super strength

Talent Superhuman strength: Katana is capable of matching Wonder Woman's physical strength. Superhuman speed: Katana is fast enough to attack the Super Hero Girls and keep up with Wonder Woman in hand-to-hand combat. Expert fencing Martial arts Equipment Soul Taker: A katana that has the ability to take the souls of opponents.

Like other Green Lanterns, Hal can create objects with his Green Lantern Corps ring. This grants him abilities such as flight, superhuman strength, and the ability to breathe in space.

Thanagarian physiology Empowerment of the nth metal Improvement of the nth metal Fusion of nth metals Control of the nth metal Energy absorption Energy redirection Handling clubs Weapons handling Weapons generation Reincarnation Immortality Slowed aging Vibration manipulation Generation of shock waves Multilingualism Mystical resistance Telepathic resistance Resistance to toxins/poisons Avian handling Avian communication Air adaptation Atmospheric adaptation Levitation Flight Temperature regulation Self-sufficiency Injury tolerance Accelerated healing factor Wing manipulation Wing manifestation Superhuman strength Superhuman speed Superhuman agility Superhuman durability Superhuman reflexes Superhuman resistance Superhuman resistance Superhuman senses Superhuman hearing Superhuman vision Superhuman scent Hand-to-hand combat Mastery of weapons Leadership Archeology Historiography Occultism Tactical analysis Reincarnated knowledge

Skills Knowledge of reincarnation: Equipment Quantum Stealth Armor:

Superpowers Speed ​​Force Conduit: After Barry was struck by lightning and sprayed with chemicals, the Speed ​​Force has a mysterious cosmic power.

Super speed Rapid recovery Superhuman reflexes and agility Superhuman resistance Time travel.

Superpowers Like all Atlanteans, Aqualad can breathe underwater, communicate with marine life, and manipulate water.

Garth may be weak in small amounts of water. But in large quantities, he can be one of the most powerful characters in the series, as he was the only one to defeat Zod, a villain against whom even Supergirl and Wonder Woman were losing, although Zod was exposed to kryptonite shortly before his defeat.