History Characters / Injustice2RegimeRemnants

->''"In my years fighting crime, I've learned one truth: that every villain is the hero of his own story."''
-->-- '''Bruce Wayne'''

* CallingTheOldManOut: Pretty much all of his intro interactions with Batman reek of this trope. In the storymode first chapter, which is a flashback that takes place before both games, he criticizes Bruce's no-kill rule then he has no problem causing severe trauma to his enemies before culminating in throwing all Joker's victims as evidence Batman's solutions don't work.

* FallenHero: He used to be the original wielder of the Power of Shazam, but lost his way.

* CallingTheOldManOut: Pretty much all of his intro interactions with Batman reek of this trope. In the storymode first chapter, which is a flashback that takes place before both games, he criticizes Bruce's no-kill rule when he has no problem causing severe trauma to his enemies before culminating in throwing all Joker's victims as .

->Voiced by: Richard Epcar

* CallingTheOldManOut: Pretty much all of his intro interactions with Batman reek of this trope. In first chapter of the storymode, he criticizes Bruce's no-kill rule when he has no problem causing severe trauma to his enemies.

%%* BadassPrincess: Formerly Princess of the Amazons.

->Voiced by: TBA

After Superman lost his wife, child and adopted city in a petty scheme by the Joker, he fell into a spiral of rage that ended with his hand through the Joker's chest. But Lois Lane-Kent wasn't the only one who died that day; something inside Superman was lost and never came back. That was the catalyst for him taking a new, harder stance on crime and human error, vowing to no longer stand by while wars raged, crime ran rampant and no one made any effort to fix the situation. As a conflict of ideology raged between him and Batman for years, he and his supporters would eventually found a united Earth government with himself as leader, but Batman never stopped being a thorn in his side and finally he was deposed by his still fully-heroic counterpart from another universe. But that wasn't the end of Superman, or the One Earth Regime, and now they have returned to the field to stake their claim anew.
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After Superman lost his wife, child and adopted city in a petty scheme by the Joker, he fell into a spiral of rage that ended with his hand through the Joker's chest. But Lois Lane-Kent wasn't the only one who died that day; something inside Superman was lost and never came back. That was the catalyst for him taking a new, harder stance on crime and human error, vowing to no longer stand by while wars raged, crime ran rampant and no one made any effort to fix the situation. As a conflict of ideology raged between him and Batman for years, he and his supporters would eventually founded a united Earth government with himself as leader, but Batman never stopped being a thorn in his side and finally he was deposed by his still fully-heroic counterpart from another universe. But that wasn't the end of Superman, or the One Earth Regime, and now they have returned to the field to stake their claim anew.

* HowTheMightyHaveFallen: They've gone from ruling the world almost uncontested to hiding out in Black Adam's country Kahndaq to avoid imprisonment, or have been locked up for life. Superman is naturally looking to change this.

* EvilPowerVacuum: Their absence has caused a void of power that many supervillains are wanting to fill, which has led to the rise of The Society wanting to TakeOverTheWorld. Even more so, Brainiac has declared that the planet's defenses were "irrevocably compromised" and invades the Earth without any effort.

* HowTheMightyHaveFallen: They've gone from ruling the world almost uncontested to hiding out in Black Adam's country Kahndaq to avoid imprisonment, or have defected to other factions. Superman is naturally looking to change this.
* TheRemnant: The Regime is a shell of its former self after the events of the first game, which Superman is looking to change.

* WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds: Like in the first game, his actions are informed by the death of his wife and child and a genuine belief that the Earth can only be saved with tough love. The "Lines are Redrawn" trailer shows him grieving over Lois' dead body and an ultrasound image to punctuate this.

** Like Batman's team, they want to make the world a better place, and like the Society, they want to take over the world. They contrast Batman's team in that the latter is made up of traditional heroes (and [[TokenEvilTeammate Harley Quinn]]) who want to use traditional means, while the Regime is made up of fallen heroes (and [[TokenGoodTeammate Supergirl]]) who will go to extremes.
** Meanwhile, they contrast the Society in that the latter is made up of people who were villains from the start, and who want to TakeOverTheWorld for their own gain rather than make the world a better place. Also, Superman's followers are completely loyal to him, whereas Grodd's followers are [[DragonWithAnAgenda only looking out for their own interests]].

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[[header:Kara Zor-El[=/=]Franchise/{{Supergirl}}]]
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-->''I punch above my weight.''

As a child Kara Zor-El witnessed the devastation of Krypton before she was sent to Earth on a mission to protect her infant cousin, Kal-El. Arriving on Earth decades too late, she discovered that grown-up Kal has been imprisoned. Still determined to protect her family, and its legacy, Kara will fight her cousin’s enemies as Supergirl.

->Voiced by: Creator/LauraBailey

* BlowYouAway:
** One of her moves has her spin in place, creating a vortex of wind that lifts her opponent into the air [[Franchise/MortalKombat Kitana]]-style.
** She also shares Superman's powerful breath, including the [[HarmlessFreezing ice breath]] variation. In addition to combat, she uses the latter for her character select intro.
* TheCape: She wishes to actually give people ''hope'' (and make them trust the House of El again), not be a WellIntentionedExtremist dictator.
* CuteBruiser: {{Lampshaded| Trope}} in dialogue with Atrocitus.
-->'''Atrocitus:''' You appear feeble.\\
'''Supergirl:''' [[BadassBoast I punch above my weight.]]
* DeadpanSnarker: She has her share of sassy dialogue, like commenting that Batman looks grumpy or comparing Atrocitus' BreathWeapon to baby spit.
* EyeBeams: Her special trait, allowing her to zap her opponents quickly, continuously, or all the way to Earth in her supermove.
* FlashStep: One of her moves is a [[Franchise/MortalKombat Scorpion]]-style "appear on opposite side of opponent" uppercut.
* TheHero: The trailers make it pretty clear that she will be the member of the House of El that is an actual example of TheCape for most of the game.
* HumanPopsicle: [[HumanAliens Kryptonian]] Popsicle, to be more precise. According to dialogue with Black Canary, she spent the past thirty years in cryo-sleep.
* IncorruptiblePurePureness: Batman tells Superman that he's glad Kara is "incorruptible."
* InstantCostumeChange: She uses her SuperSpeed to zip off and change clothes before the civilian glasses she takes off can even hit the ground. She even alters her hairstyle in the process.
* JackOfAllStats: She's described as well-rounded and plays similarly to her cousin, albeit with an emphasis on mobility and range.
* KickChick: While she does punch a fair bit, her strongest blows, including her uppercut and transition/wall-bounce attack, are done with kicks and her combos tend to include a kick or similar leg attack.
* LateToTheParty: From her perspective. She's only just arrived and the infant cousin she was supposed to protect is now fully grown and imprisoned for taking over the world.
* RapidFireFisticuffs: One of her moves is a swift barrage of fists followed by an uppercut.
* TheSlowWalk: Supergirl can use up her remaining character trait bar to shoot continuous EyeBeams at her opponent, slowly walking forward as she does so.
* SuperpowerLottery: Much like her cousin.
* TokenGoodTeammate: Among Superman's allies. She isn't joining him for personal gain or because she agrees with him being a KnightTemplar, but simply because [[ThickerThanWater he's family and he needs her help]]. If anything, the game seems to be setting her up to be a new hero in the vein of what Superman [[FallenHero used to be]].
* WrestlerInAllOfUs: She can perform a flight-assisted powerbomb.
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* {{Foil}}: To both Batman's team and to the Society. Like Batman's team, they want to make the world a better place, and like the Society, they want to take over the world. They contrast Batman's team in that the latter is made up of traditional heroes (and Harley Quinn) who want to use traditional means, while the Regime is made up of fallen heroes (and Supergirl) who will go to extremes. Meanwhile, they contrast the Society in that the latter is made up of people who were villains from the start, and who want to fulfill their own interests rather than make the world a better place.

* {{Foil}}: To both Batman's team and to the Society. Like Batman's team, they want to make the world a better place, and like the Society, they want to take over the world. They contrast Batman's team in that the latter is made up of traditional heroes who want to use traditional means, while the Regime is made up of fallen heroes who will go to extremes. Meanwhile, they contrast the Society in that the latter is made up of people who were villains from the start, and who want to fulfill their own interests rather than make the world a better place.

* TheRemnant: The Regime is a shell of its former self after the downfall, but Superman is looking to change that.

* EvilPowerVaccum: Their absence has caused a void of power that many supervillains are wanting to fill, which has led to the rise of The Society wanting to TakeOverTheWorld. Even more so, Brainiac has declared that the planet's defenses were "irrevocably compromised" and invades the Earth without any effort.