History Characters / JusticeLeagueTheLeague

[-'''The Justice League''' ([[Characters/DCAUSuperman Superman]], [[Characters/DCAUBatman Batman]], [[Characters/DCAUTheFlash The Flash]]) | [[Characters/JusticeLeagueAllies Allies & Friends of the Justice League]] | [[Characters/JusticeLeagueCadmus Project Cadmus]] | [[Characters/JusticeLeagueSecretSociety The Secret Society]] ([[Characters/DCAULexLuthor Lex Luthor]]) | [[Characters/JusticeLeagueOtherVillains Other Villains]]-]]]]]

[[folder:Superman]]
!!{{ComicBook/Superman}} (Kal-El / Clark Kent)
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->'''Abilities:''' Solar energy absorption, vast superhuman strength, speed, stamina, near invulnerability, super hearing, super breath, x-ray vision, telescopic vision, microscopic vision, heat vision, flight, voice synthesization
->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/TimDaly (''WesternAnimation/SupermanTheAnimatedSeries'') Creator/GeorgeNewbern (''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague'', ''WesternAnimation/StaticShock'', ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueVsTheFatalFive''), Creator/ChristopherMcDonald (''WesternAnimation/BatmanBeyond'')
->'''Appearances:''' ''WesternAnimation/SupermanTheAnimatedSeries'' | ''WesternAnimation/BatmanBeyond'' | ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague'' | ''WesternAnimation/StaticShock'' | ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueVsTheFatalFive''

->''"[[NoMoreHoldingBackSpeech I feel like I live in a world made of cardboard]] -- always taking constant care not to break something, to break '''someone.''' Never allowing myself to lose control, even for a moment, or someone could die. But you can take it, can't you, [[{{ComicBook/Darkseid}} big man]]? What we have here is a rare opportunity for me to cut loose and show you just how powerful I really am."''

See [[Characters/DCAUSuperman here]] for more info about him.

[[folder:Batman]]
!!{{ComicBook/Batman}} (Bruce Wayne)
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->'''Abilities:''' Genius-level intelligence, master detective, peak human physical condition, master martial artist, multilingualism
->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/KevinConroy
->'''Appearances:''' ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries'' | ''WesternAnimation/BatmanMaskOfThePhantasm''| ''WesternAnimation/BatmanAndMisterFreezeSubZero'' | ''WesternAnimation/SupermanTheAnimatedSeries'' | ''WesternAnimation/TheNewBatmanAdventures'' | ''WesternAnimation/BatmanBeyond'' | ''WesternAnimation/BatmanBeyondReturnOfTheJoker'' | ''WesternAnimation/StaticShock'' | ''WesternAnimation/TheZetaProject'' | ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague'' | ''WesternAnimation/BatmanMysteryOfTheBatwoman'' | ''WesternAnimation/BatmanAndHarleyQuinn'' | ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueVsTheFatalFive''

->''"I'm not really a 'people person'. But when you need help - and you will - call me."''
See [[Characters/DCAUBatman here]] for more info about him.
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[[folder:Wonder Woman]]
!!ComicBook/WonderWoman
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!!!'''Real name:''' Diana
!!!'''Species:''' Amazon
!!!'''Abilities:''' Superhuman strength, superhuman durability, superhuman speed, superhuman agility, superhuman reflexes, superhuman stamina, flight, highly skilled hand to hand combatant, amazonian training
!!!'''Weapons:''' Indestructible bracelets and tiara, magic lasso
!!!'''Voiced in English by:''' Creator/SusanEisenberg, Creator/DakotaFanning[[note]]Magically rejuvenated[[/note]]
!!!'''Voiced in Latin American Spanish by:''' Astrid Fernández (''Justice League'', Seasons 1-4), Marycel González (''Justice League'', Season 5), Yaraiví Acevedo[[note]]Magically rejuvenated[[/note]]
!!!'''Voiced in French by:''' Marie-Frédérique Habert (''Justice League''/''Unlimited''), Célia Charpentier (''Justice League Unlimited'')[[note]]Magically rejuvenated[[/note]], Creator/BarbaraBeretta (''Justice League vs. the Fatal Five'')
!!!'''Voiced in Japanese by:''' Mari Adachi
!!!'''Appearances:''' ''WesternAnimation/SupermanTheAnimatedSeries''[[note]]Mentioned only/retconned[[/note]] | ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague'' | ''WesternAnimation/StaticShock''[[note]]Mentioned only[[/note]] | ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueVsTheFatalFive''

->''"I am Diana, Princess of the Amazons, I won't be denied!"''

Wonder Woman, known also as Diana of Themyscira, is the princess of the Amazons and one of the original seven founders of the Justice League. She defied her mother's admonition to leave matters of Man's World alone despite the fact that the Imperium were attacking them at the time and stole her outfit from Athena's temple before venturing out in response to J'onn J'onzz's telepathic summons. Due to her efforts on behalf of Earth during the invasion, Diana was invited aboard the Watchtower and she took part in the formation of the Justice League. She took on the name Wonder Woman and continued to serve as a hero with the Justice League.

* ActionGirl: Diana has consistently been portrayed as a strong and powerful hero, especially among females in the ''DCAU'' (as shown in "Grudge Match").
* AdaptationalBadass: In ''ComicBook/ForTheManWhoHasEverything'', Wonder Woman's sole contribution is distracting Mongul while Batman and Robin try to figure out how to free Superman from the [[LotusEaterMachine Black Mercy]], leading to a one-sided battle in which she is quickly pummeled into unconsciousness. In the eponymous episode, not only does Wonder Woman put up a much better fight, but she inherits [[AdaptedOut Robin]]'s role, being the one who saves the day by turning Mongul's trap against himself.
* AdaptationalJerkass: While this Wonder Woman is still unambiguously heroic, she is this compared to her comic book counterpart, who - especially under the iconic post-Crisis Creator/GeorgePerez run - was the kind of FriendToAllLivingThings TechnicalPacifist that would apologize for ''punching Darkseid'' and was downright eager to rub elbows with non-Amazons. More than one fan has noted that this Diana acts more more like her comic book counterpart's NinetiesAntiHero [[AntiHeroSubstitute Substitute]], Artemis of Bana-Mighdall.
* AdaptationalLateAppearance: Early mention by Lois Lane in ''WesternAnimation/SupermanTheAnimatedSeries'' notwithstanding, ''Justice League'' establishes her as not appearing until around the time the Justice League was founded, when in the comics she was active long before the Justice League was formed.
* AffectionateNickname: She is called "Angel" by Steve Trevor in "The Savage Time".
* TheAgeless: In ''Paradise Lost,'' she recognizes the artist who crafted an urn from the sixth century B.C. as a personal friend. In the ''WesternAnimation/StaticShock'' episode "Future Shock", she was mentioned to still be alive and active in some way during the 2040s. Also, in an alternate future created by Chronos, Warhawk informed Diana that her [[DeadAlternateCounterpart future self had been killed]] during the destruction of the Watchtower along with many other members of the Justice League.
* AlliterativeName: As per usual, Diana's superhero alias is '''W'''onder '''W'''oman.
* AmazonianBeauty: Diana is a literal Amazon and she is definitely beautiful. She is also tall and has a voluptuous yet toned body, and has no trouble attracting admirers... Whether she wants to, or not.
* {{Ambadassador}}: In the final season, Diana (at her mother's request) represents Themyscira at the world global warming conference.
* {{Animorphism}}: In "Dead Reckoning", she is transformed into an ape by Grodd's EvilPlan, but Superman manages to destroy the generator, turning everyone back into humans.
* ArtEvolution: Diana received a minor redesign for the second and ''Unlimited'' seasons through the fact that she does not have the cheekbones that she had in the first season.
* ArtificialHuman: In "Maid of Honor", Princess Audrey teases Diana about having "feet of clay," to which Diana replies, "You have no idea." This is a nod to her comic book counterpart during the Silver Age, who was sculpted out of clay by Hippolyta.
* TheArtifact: In this adaptation, her costume's design makes even less sense than it does in most others, but (of course) it's far too iconic to change. In "Secret Origins, Part 2", Diana finds it laid out on an altar in an ancient Themysciran temple built to honor Athena; apparently, [[CaptainPatriotic the American flag]] and [[BroughtToYouByTheLetterS the letter "W"]] both existed in Ancient Greece.
* BadassBoast: She delivers one to Felix Faust in "Paradise Lost".
--> "If you break your vow, no magic in the universe will save you from me."
* BackportedDevelopment: ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueVsTheFatalFive'' features Diana wielding a sword, like her ComicBook/New52, Franchise/DCExtendedUniverse, and WesternAnimation/DCAnimatedMovieUniverse counterparts.
* BerserkButton: Do not question what she wears (or doesn't in that matter), EVER.
* BigAnimeEyes: A subdued example. Her eyes aren't noticeably larger than any of the other characters, but she is the only one to have both pupils and irises, whereas others either only have BlackDotPupils or BlackBeadEyes.
* BloodKnight: She has shades of this on occasion. In "Hawk and Dove", she is ''livid'' at a gang of bank robbers for disrupting her "day off" and was about to give the leader a ''very'' severe beating until J'onn J'onzz intervened and called her back for a mission.
* BrainwashedAndCrazy: In "Grudge Match", she is mind-controlled along with other female Leaguers to fight in Roulette's underground ring.
* BroughtToYouByTheLetterS: The letters "WW".
* ChainmailBikini: Her ChestInsignia, which is designed to resemble two W's. Also see the trope immediately above.
* CharacterDevelopment: She initially began with having a low, sexist opinion of all men (though not as much as the rest of the Amazons). Her time in the Justice League has dropped those views. She also gains an appreciation for man's world and men in general and gradually learns to integrate into other societies while retaining her cultural identity as an Amazon.
* ChronicHeroSyndrome: This is one of her notable traits in the ''DCAU''. During the Thanagarian Invasion, she risked blowing her cover while hiding to save a couple from falling debris. Also, when they traveled back in time to the old west, she insisted they save a man taken to jail even though it hardly had any significance.
* CoolPlane: Her invisible jet, which is unveiled in ''Unlimited''.
* ComicBookMoviesDontUseCodenames: An animated example. She is usually referred to either as "Diana" or "Princess" by the League members and people who know her personally. It is only the public at large and some enemies (along with the League members at times) who refer to her as "Wonder Woman". However, this is {{Averted}} in second and ''Unlimited'' seasons of ''Justice League'' through the fact that she address herself as Wonder Woman just like most of the other characters do.
* ContinuitySnarl: In ''Justice League'', she's presented as new to Man's World and a rookie. However, earlier in the ''WesternAnimation/SupermanTheAnimatedSeries'' episode [[Recap/SupermanTheAnimatedSeriesS2E1E2BlastsFromThePast "Blasts from the Past, Part 1"]], Lois makes a snarky remark while talking with Mala that suggests that Diana was already active in the ''DCAU''.
* CostumeEvolution: ''Justice League vs. the Fatal Five'' still features her with her regular costume, but her attire now includes a sword and its scabbard.
* ClapYourHandsIfYouBelieve: Despite being super strong, she sometimes exclaims "Hera give me strength!", which maxes her strength out to the point where it rivals ComicBook/{{Superman}}'s. She even states that there were times that without her belief in Hera, she would not have been successful.
* CurbStompBattle: In "Grudge Match", [[BrainwashedAndCrazy Wonder Woman]] is matched against Shayera, Vixen, Black Canary, and Huntress. They all have an OhCrap reaction. Luckily, Black Canary and Huntress are able to break the trance before Wonder Woman is able to smash Shayera and Vixen's heads together.
* DefectorFromParadise: When "Man's World" came under attack by the Imperium, she proposed to her mother Hippolyta that they send help. When Hippolyta refused to intervene, Diana still felt it was her duty to help. Diana took the goddess' magic armor. Urged on by the distress call of the J'onn, Diana left Themyscira and traveled to where she felt the summons originating.
* {{Determinator}}: Oh, yes. Just watch her fight against Mongul--he's [[CurbStompBattle thrashing her all across the Fortress of Solitude]], yet she still refuses to stay down even when it becomes clear that she'll die if she suffers any more punishment.
* DoesNotLikeMen: Now surrounded by men, both on her team and the general population, Diana often finds that her Amazonian prejudices are confirmed in the thoughts and actions of those she would protect. However, she has also discovered that not all men act in the way her mentors have taught, as her adventures have brought her into contact with men who embody the virtues and nobility of her Amazon sisters, such as Steve Trevor and Batman, the latter of whom she deeply respects and identifies with for his warrior spirit and fierce determination.
* DudeMagnet: Just like her comic book counterpart and most versions, she is a young, beautiful woman who many men tend to be attracted to throughout the series.
* EarlyInstallmentCharacterDesignDifference: Much like Superman, Diana sported cheek bones during season one, but lost them in season two and ''Unlimited''.
* EatingTheEyeCandy: In "Maid of Honor," when Princess Audrey grabs several hunky dudes to party with them at a nightclub, Diana simply eyes one of them and says "Nice."
* EtTuBrute: Wonder Woman has no problem working together with Hawkgirl. That is, until "Starcrossed" when she finds out the latter had been spying on Earth for the Thanagarians. Later on in the series, when Shayera rejoins, Wonder Woman is [[SourSupporter still raw about the betrayal and has issues trusting her]]. Luckily, in "The Balance", Diana and Shayera make peace. They may not be friends, but they are both content with being good teammates.
* TheExile: She is exiled from Themyscira in "Paradise Lost" for violating the crime of bringing men onto the island (which was necessary, as her teammates aided in preventing the release of Hades from his underworld prison). She is eventually removed from exile in "The Balance".
* FantasticRacism: Following "Starcrossed", she holds this against Shayera for her participation in the Thanagarian invasion. She likely now has this against Thanagarians in general due to the events of "Starcrossed".
* {{Flight}}: One of the powers that Diana has.
* FlyingBrick: Diana can fly and possesses enormous superhuman strength, though she's not quite as tough as Superman, as she still has to block piercing weapons with her bracelets if she doesn't want to be hurt.
* ForcedTransformation: In "This Little Piggy", she is transformed into a pig by the sorceress Circe. Batman managed to return her back into her normal form by making a DealWithTheDevil.
* FountainOfYouth: In "Kids' Stuff", Wonder Woman alongside Superman, Batman, and Green Lantern are transformed into [[KidHero eight-year-olds in a desperate attempt to save the world from the magic of Mordred. ]] Wonder Woman's personality is now that of a bossy big sister, but still with a crush on Batman.
* FourTemperamentEnsemble: As always, Wonder Woman is very Sanguine.
* FutureBadass: Several episodes across the ''DCAU'' imply that Diana is still an active superhero and Justice League member well into the ''WesternAnimation/BatmanBeyond'' era.
* GoshDangItToHeck: In "Maid of Honor", Diana says a variation of this trope when she disagrees with Audrey and Vandal Savage's wedding.
-->'''Wonder Woman:''' Like Hades it is.
* HeroicBastard: Her parents, Hippolyta and Hades, sculpted her out of clay despite the fact that they were not married.
* HeWhoFightsMonsters: A downplayed example. In "Hawk and Dove", Wonder Woman becomes frustrated about how senseless and belligerent humans are, but J'onn warns her that she is becoming dangerously hostile herself towards humans. At the end she learns aggression in a situation only furthers the conflict.
* HoldYourHippogriffs: She constantly swaps out "God" for the names of Greek gods, most often Hera. This even becomes the subject of an episode when Hawkgirl asks if her calling on Hera for strength really does improve her fighting abilities to which she claims it does.
* HotBlooded: This is one of her defining characteristics on the show. When she's enraged, she doesn't back down or repress her anger or contempt.
* {{Hypocrite}}: Some of the faults she sees in men are those she shares herself, something Hawkgirl called her out on in "Secret Society":
-->'''Wonder Woman:''' Men! Unless you do it yourself, it doesn't count!\\
'''Hawkgirl:''' It's not just the men, you stuck-up...
* ImmortalImmaturity: If anything, she often acts significantly ''less'' mature than she looks, despite actually being thousands of years old.
* ImmuneToBullets: She herself is not, but her bracelets are.
* ImpossibleHourglassFigure: Diana usually wears a strapless leotard that highlights her impressive hourglass figure as well as her voluptuous, yet toned, athletic body and bust.
* ImprobableAimingSkills: She somehow manages to throw a ''dagger'' with her ''mouth'' and hit a tiny button on a control panel in "Starcrossed".
* ImprobableWeaponUser: She has silver bracelets that could deflect all sorts of projectiles, an indestructible golden lasso, and a tiara that could be thrown like a boomerang.
* InnocentFanserviceGirl: This exchange from "Eclipsed" where her outfit has been criticized by a talk show host who's giving the League a bad name.
-->'''Wonder Woman:''' ''(angrily)'' ...And what's wrong with the way I dress?!\\
'''Flash:''' ''(to Green Lantern)'' [[DeadpanSnarker You wanna take that?]]
* JackOfAllStats: She's one of the heavy hitters for the Original Seven members of the Justice League, but doesn't really have anything she excels at compared to the others. She can catch up to a flying jet, but she's not considered as fast as the Flash. She's strong enough to go toe to toe with the likes of Mongul (briefly) or Aquaman, but not in Superman's league. She can take a punch, but apparently she still needs to block bullets. She's also not as intelligent as Batman and lacks the special abilities of Green Lantern and the Martian Manhunter.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Since she is accustomed to being treated like royalty, Wonder Woman has a sense of entitlement. With her deep sense of honor, she is easily offended when she is not accorded the respect that she feels she deserves and she does not suffer fools gladly. Yet beneath this imposing exterior, she has a deep level of respect and concern for her teammates.
* JumpedAtTheCall: When Earth was in danger, she rushed to defend Man's world.
* KnightTemplar: On at least two occasions, someone has had to stop her from breaking the ThouShaltNotKill maxim (The Flash prevents her from killing Toyman in "Hereafter" and J'onn stops her from killing a random crook and later calls her out on it in "Hawk and Dove").
* LegFocus: Diana tends to wear a strapless body suit or other outfits (such as beautiful dresses, skintight pants, Themysciran armor, or dress skirts) that highlight her long and toned, yet shapely, legs.
* LeotardOfPower: Just like her comic book counterpart and most versions, Diana tends to wear her trademark red, white, and blue star-spangled strapless leotard.
* LivingLieDetector: Her golden lasso contained the power to force the truth out of anyone wrapped in it.
* LoveInterests:
** In "The Savage Time", she traveled back in time with the rest of the League in order to stop Savage. During this time, she met Steve Trevor, who gave her first taste of romance. After successfully stopping Savage and restoring the timeline, she visited an aged Trevor, who still remembered her as his "angel."
** Several episodes tease Wonder Woman's UnresolvedSexualTension with Batman. The two kiss in "Starcrossed" to avoid being recognized by the Thanagarians; "This Little Piggy" focuses heavily on their feelings for one another; "The Once and Future Thing" has them share an awkward moment when Bruce downplays their obvious romance; they flirt throughout "Maid of Honor" and she kisses him on the cheek in "The Brave and the Bold;" she cheekily implied she's got Bruce's number in "Divided We Fall"; and she openly flirts with him in "Kid Stuff", though they never enter an actual romantic relationship.
* LukeIAmYourFather: In "The Balance", Hades claims that he and Hippolyta worked together in sculpting her from clay. Shayera assures Diana that Hades is lying and she can use her lasso on him. Diana says she doesn't need to since she knows who her real family is.
* MaleGaze: Diana tends to get subjected to these, mainly through camera shots that present her bust, legs, and backside.
* MostCommonSuperpower: Diana has a very large bust. This is lampshaded not so discretely when she went to visit Hephaestus, a Greek god who had designed her armor. He notes that he created it originally for her mother, who doesn't quite have her... um... build, and offered to take it out a little sometime. This is lampshaded again when the Atom found out in "Dark Heart".
* MsFanservice: Diana is a tall, curvy, beautiful, raven-haired, Amazonian woman who gets a significant amount of MaleGaze in the series due to the fact that she usually wears a strapless leotard that highlights her voluptuous, yet toned, athletic body. "Secret Origins, Part 2" features Wonder Woman pretty obviously getting naked when she drops her robe to put on her costume. In "Dark Heart", The Atom gets a ride to the fight [[MarshmallowHell in Wonder Woman's]] ''[[VictoriasSecretCompartment cleavage]]''.
* MurderousThighs: She has very long and toned, yet shapely, legs that are strong and have a lot of strength.
** In [[http://www.superdickery.com/best-screencap-you-ever-saw/ this]] screencap of "Starcrossed", Wonder Woman has her arms and upper body tied to a metal pillar and appears to be defending herself with a bodyscissor. Judging by the Thanagarian's grimace, it hurts.
** In "To Another Shore", Wonder Woman defeats Devil Ray while underwater through swimming behind him, wrapping her long legs around his stomach, and squeezing until it causes his helmet to crack. Judging by the way that Devil Ray's moans, this move is very painful.
* NaiveNewcomer: She is portrayed as this in the first season being unfamiliar with earth society. In "Maid of Honor", she begins to venture into "Man's World" for reasons other than to protect it and befriended Princess Audrey of Kaznia.
* NobleBigot: In "The Balance", she reluctantly lets Shayera join her on her mission (after attempting to steal Shayera's mace, which she needed), despite Diana's grievances against her following the events of "Starcrossed". By the end of "The Balance", Diana finally fully forgives her for her past sins.
* OhMyGods: "Great Hera!" is a serial offender, that's pretty much her CatchPhrase. Parodied by Flash in the first part of "The Savage Time": "Great Jumpin' Hera!".
* OneGenderRace: She is one of the Amazons, a group of female warrior who inhabit [[LadyLand Themyscira]].
* PlatonicLifePartners: With Martian Manhunter/J'onn J'onzz. A specific example of this trope occurs in the episode "Destroyer" when she exclaims his name in happiness and hugs her friend who she hadn't seen in a long time since his temporary departure from the League.
* PoliticallyActivePrincess: She has adopted the role of ambassador of the Amazons at her mother's request in the final season.
* PowerLimiter: The absence of her lasso's truth-forcing magic is conspicuous. It turns out her armor's power was limited because she stole it. Hippolyta unlocks the armor's full-potential, including the lasso's magic, in "The Balance".
* PrecisionGuidedBoomerang: Her tiara. She used it to known down her [[EvilCounterpart Justice Lord]] counterpart in "A Better World".
* PrimaryColorChampion: As per tradition, her superhero attire consists of red, yellow, blue, and silver.
* ReallySevenHundredYearsOld: She acts young, but if she was crafted/conceived by Hades and Hippolyta then she has to be thousands of years old.
* RebelliousPrincess: Diana is the Princess of Themyscira, but she willing to defy Hippolyta's edict to leave matters of Man's World alone for the reason being to to interfere in the Imperium invasion and help the other founding members of what's become the Justice League.
* RequisiteRoyalRegalia: She dons a more extravagant outfit of white and gold that possibly crosses over with BlingOfWar to attend Superman's funeral in "Hereafter".
* RoyalBrat: She was this in the early episodes. It caused Green Lantern and Hawkgirl to address her as "princess" in a decidedly unflattering manner at times.
* RoyalsWhoActuallyDoSomething: She is a Princess from an island of immortal warriors who is a very powerful member of the Justice League.
* ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight: The contest to send an Amazon into Man's World was AdaptedOut, with Diana instead deciding to defy Hippolyta's edict not to interfere in the invasion and help the other founding members of what'd become the Justice League.
* SheCleansUpNicely: Being Wonder Woman, she's already a strong, beautiful warrior, but "[[Recap/JusticeLeagueUnlimitedS3E4ToAnotherShore To Another Shore]]" presents her in a modern blue woman's suit and her hair in a lovely, yet practical bun. The result? BREATHTAKING!
* ShipTease: Many times with Batman throughout the series.
* SleevesAreForWimps: As with most versions, she wears an strapless body suit that shows off her toned arms.
* SmallGirlBigGun: In "For the Man Who Has Everything", Wonder Woman grabs a {{BFG}} and fires it at Mongul, just as her comic book counterpart does in the [[ComicBook/ForTheManWhoHasEverything story of the same name]].
* SourSupporter: She is initially ''not'' happy at all about Shayera being reinstated into the League despite her actions during the Thanagarian invasion and is not at all shy about voicing it.
* StatuesqueStunner: As with most versions, Diana is tall (as she stands just inches below Batman and Superman) in addition to being very toned and beautiful.
* StrongAsTheyNeedToBe:
** In a single episode, she can go from only just fast enough to catch a helicopter to being able to catch up to a stealth bomber after stopping to talk to Hawkgirl first.
** Her physical strength also fluctuates. In "Paradise Lost", she's able to brawl with Superman and even gain the advantage. In "Hereafter", she's quickly defeated by Kalibak, whom Superman regularly swats like a fly.
* StrongFamilyResemblance: With the exception of her hairstyle and color, Diana gained all of her physical attributes from Hippolyta. It turns out that her black hair comes from her father, Hades.
* SuperpowerLottery: The climax of "Grudge Match" has a brainwashed Wonder Woman effortlessly curb-stomping Shayera, Black Canary, Vixen and Huntress at the same time, firmly establishing her as not only the strongest female member of the expanded Justice League, but one of the most overwhelmingly powerful characters in this continuity.
* SuperReflexes: She is adept at providing cover for her allies, utilizing her "bullets and bracelets" routine to deflect artillery fire, lasers, and Green Lantern-style energy beams.
* SuperSpeed: Just like her comic book counterpart, Diana was "blessed by the gods" with amazing speed.
* SuperStrength: The gods also blessed her with amazing strength.
* ThisIsUnforgivable: Diana is the member of the League most unforgiving of Shayera after the latter's treachery. It takes a while for the two to patch things up even after Shayera rejoins the League and they both admit their relationship will never be the same.
* TinyTyrannicalGirl: She becomes this in the "Kids' Stuff" as a result of being transformed into a little girl:
-->'''Little Girl:''' You can't tell us what to do! You're not our mom!\\
'''Young Wonder Woman:''' No, but I promise you, we ''will'' find all your moms. And [[TheStoolPigeon I'm gonna]] '''[[DontTellMama TELL]]'''!
* TokenReligiousTeammate: She is the only member of the League who openly shows her (Greek pantheon) religion.
* TomboyPrincess: The daughter of an amazon queen, and is a strong and violent warrior with little interest in anything considered "Feminine" in man's world.
* TragicBigot: Given what the Thanagarians did to her and her planet in "Starcrossed", it can be understandable why she ended up more aggressive than usual and was more distant with Shayera following her return to the League.
* TransformationSequence: She performed this only once in the series in "To Another Shore", Diana transforms into Wonder Woman using the old Lynda Carter effect: spinning into her uniform.
* UnresolvedSexualTension: With Batman, to her frustration. [[spoiler: Given how ''WesternAnimation/BatmanBeyond'' occurs, she was never going to end up with Bruce anyway.]]
* UnstoppableRage: In "Hereafter", when Superman was seemingly murdered by Toyman, Diana very nearly killed the villain in revenge. She was only dissuaded by Flash when he reminded her that Superman would never have advocated murder.
* VictoriasSecretCompartment: "Dark Heart" features a sequence where she carried ComicBook/TheAtom in her cleavage.
* ViolentlyProtectiveGirlfriend: Diana implies that she would be one for Batman if he ever finally agreed to date her.
--> '''Batman:''' [[RuleOfThree And three,]] [[ItsNotYouItsMyEnemies if my enemies knew I had someone special]], they wouldn't rest until they'd gotten to me through her.\\
''[Diana crushes the head of the gargoyle statue her hand is on]''\\
'''Wonder Woman:''' Next.
* WarriorPrincess: Considering she's princess of the [[ProudWarriorRace Amazons]], this was a given.
* YouCantGoHomeAgain: In "Paradise Lost", she gets banned from entering Themyscira due to violating the island's edict forbidding men to be brought there. It's eventually revoked out of necessity in "The Balance". Having saved the day, Hippolyta rescinds Diana's exile at last, stating that she will face the gods when it comes to it.

[[folder:Green Lantern]]
!!ComicBook/GreenLantern (John Stewart)
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->'''Abilities:''' power ring can create constructs, force fields and project energy, flight
->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/PhilLaMarr
->'''Appearances:''' ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague'' | ''WesternAnimation/StaticShock'' | ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueVsTheFatalFive''[[note]]Appears as a statue only.[[/note]]

->''"We all need to be held accountable. We have too much power not to be."''

Hard-nosed and no-nonsense when first introduced, John Stewart had been patrolling deep space as a Green Lantern for ten years prior to the start of the series. He had been recruited by the Green Lantern Corps and trained for ten years before returning shortly to Earth after Abin Sur's death. He became a founding member of the Justice League. Due to his by-the-book approach to super-heroics, John tends to treat his fellow Leaguers like well-intentioned rookies.

* AdaptationalEarlyAppearance: In relation to the League itself. In the comics, John was created years after the League formed. Here, he replaced Hal Jordan as a founding member.
* AdaptationalJobChange: The show presents John as a former Marine instead of an architect like he was in the comics. This got RetCanon to the comics, albeit with the caveat of he still went into architecture, but was in the Marine Corps before then.
* AdaptationalLateAppearance: In relation to Green Lanterns seen in the universe. While he was still a GL before Kyle Rayner here as in the comics, we don't see this version of John until after we meet Kyle.
* AmazonChaser: If his relationships with Katma Tui, Shayera, and Vixen say anything, it's that John loves dangerous and formidable females.
* AmicableExes: Despite some awkwardness and lingering tension, John and Shayera get along well enough, capable of working together and looking out for each other.
* ArbitrarySkepticism: A particularly jarring example early in the series through "The Brave and the Bold", where he expresses disbelief at Flash's story about a talking gorilla (Solovar). Flash, quite justifiably, calls him out on it.
-->'''Flash:''' Hey, we've both got [[ComicBook/MartianManhunter a Martian's]] phone number on our speed dial. I think I deserve the benefit of the doubt here.
* AttentionDeficitOohShiny: His 8-year-old self in "Kid Stuff" was this.
-->'''Young Green Lantern:''' I'll make a laser cannon! No, a missile launcher! Oh oh! I know!\\
'''Young Batman:''' Just pick something!
* BadassCreed: [[Characters/GLGreenLanternCorps You know the one]].
* BadassLongcoat:
** He commonly wears a brown coat on his off-time. An emerald longcoat also appears to be Green Lantern Corps formal wear as shown in "Hereafter".
** The ''WesternAnimation/StaticShock'' episode "Fallen Hero" has him with it when he gets to Dakota.
* BadassNormal: In "The Savage Time", [[BroughtDownToNormal when his ring runs out of juice]], his previous skills at [[GoodOldFisticuffs hand-to-hand combat]] and [[MilitarySuperhero weapons usage]] from his time in the Marines serve him in good stead.
* BaldOfAuthority: John is this whenever he leads a mission in the ''Unlimited'' seasons. He's particularly strict with Supergirl and Stargirl due to their impulseiveness.
* BarrierWarrior: A frequent defensive use of his powers.
%%* BashBrothers: With Flash.
* BecauseDestinySaysSo: In "Shadow of the Hawk", John believes that he and Shayera are destined to be together because they have a son in the future. [[ArmorPiercingQuestion Batman informs him that if he really believed that, he wouldn't be with Vixen.]] See ScrewDestiny below.
* BelligerentSexualTension: With Hawkgirl in the first two seasons of ''Justice League''.
* BoringButPractical: This is how he used the ring's powers during the first season. He used simple energy beams and spherical barriers for the most part. Katma Tui later called him out on it (giving an in-universe voice to fan backlash on the same point--he's known in the main DC universe for extremely detailed and complex constructs), following which his use of the ring became more SimpleYetAwesome. This is lampshaded later on in "Kid Stuff" where he is temporarily turned back into a kid and starts making all kinds of crazy constructs, showing how he lost a lot of his imagination when he reached adulthood.
* BroughtDownToBadass:
** In "The Savage Time", after having expended most of the ring's power to tow the Javelin back to the Watchtower, he's forced to rely on his prowess as a MilitarySuperhero.
** He becomes this again in "Starcrossed", when Hro Talak destroys his power ring and he has to fight him as just a mortal human.
* BruiserWithASoftCenter: Despite his hard-nosed exterior, he's got quite a soft and vulnerable side as his personal relationships will attest, even being brought to tears when Shayera left the team.
* ByTheBookCop: He is this given his military background, especially apparent in the first two seasons. He loosens up a bit over the course of the series.
* TheCameo: Though he doesn't appear in person in ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueVsTheFatalFive'' due to being on Rann with the rest of the Green Lantern Corps to fight Dominators, a statue of him appears in the Green Lantern display of the superhero museum in the 31st century.
* CasualInterstellarTravel: He could travel across interstellar distances with his ring which he would often do whenever the League didn't have a spaceship available.
* CharacterDevelopment: This ex-marine has his share of HiddenDepths. He grew up on cheesy comics, his favourite film is Old Yeller, and he's a bit of a romantic. By the time of ''Unlimited'', he's even willing to make bad puns in Flash's absence.
* CharacterFocus: In the first two seasons, John manages to be the dramatic core of the show, either through his relationship with Hawkgirl, his struggles in proving he's more than just his ring, or another episode-specific problem. More episodes feature John as either the main Leaguer to follow or give him a significant B-plot in the story than anybody else in the cast during the initial two seasons. He's also the one that deals with the main villain personally in both of the first two season finales. Following the apex of his dramatic story in "Starcrossed", his spotlight moves towards other characters.
* ChickMagnet: John Stewart is the Justice League member with the most romantic drama throughout the seasons. When J'onn assigns Shayera (his ex) and Vixen (his current girlfriend) on the same team, the former notes that difficult as it is to believe, he really doesn't take GL's love life into consideration when assigning missions. During the League's mission on Kalanor, it's revealed John had a relationship with his mentor Katma Tui as well.
* ClearMyName: John had two episodes in the ''DCAU'' that feature this trope:
** "In Blackest Night" for ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague'', he was charged with destroying a planet but framed by Kanjar Ro through the Manhunters.
** In "Fallen Hero" for ''WesternAnimation/StaticShock'', John was charged with Earth robberies but framed by Sinestro, who impersonated him.
* TheComicallySerious: At first. Eventually, he becomes a DeadpanSnarker, possibly due to Flash rubbing off on him.
* CompositeCharacter: His role of being the Green Lantern of Earth that co-founded the Justice League resembles Hal Jordan. ''WesternAnimation/StaticShock'' added to this by giving him Hal's role in Sinestro's removal from the Green Lantern Corps. Additionally, in the comics, Hawkman is the man who is destined to end up with Shayera after reincarnation. In this adaptation, it's John. While Shayera was married to Hawkman in a previous life, John was her one true love back then.
* ConsummateProfessional: John Stewart is at heart a professional soldier and a man of duty. He takes his roles as a protector of Earth, a member of the Green Lantern Corps, and a founding member of the Justice League with the utmost seriousness. At times, this has led him into conflict with comrades like the Flash or Supergirl, who do not appear to share this serious attitude. He later grows out of this and ends up enjoying himself more along with easing up with the other members.
* {{Determinator}}: On more than one occasion, John has been the last member of the League to be brought down by a villain due to his refusal to stop fighting. In "Hereafter", the future Vandal Savage even admitted that he was the hardest to kill when he slaughtered the League.
* EtTuBrute: In "Starcrossed", it hit Green Lantern the hardest that Hawkgirl was revealed to the entire planet as a spy. To make matters worse, she revealed that she was engaged to the Thanagarians' commander, Hro Talak.
* {{Flight}}: He is able to fly thanks to the his [[RingOfPower Green Lantern Ring]].
* FountainOfYouth: In "Kids' Stuff", Green Lantern alongside Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman are transformed into [[KidHero eight-year-olds in a desperate attempt to save the world from the magic of Mordred]]. Lantern gets back his boyish enthusiasm for toys and costumes along with a shortened attention span, unable to decide what to do with his powers. He also is short-sighted as a kid, so he unintentionally forms a pair of CoolShades. Taking advantage of his power ring, he creates a giant punching glove, performs SkySurfing, and uses a HumongousMecha that fires missiles.
* GoshDangItToHeck: He frequently does this.
** In "The Return", he questions Dr. Fate as he and the Green Lantern Corps have discovered that AMAZO, Luthor, and The Atom have apparently vanished.
--->"What the devil's going on here?"
* HasAType: As mentioned above, John is an AmazonChaser.
* HeroOfAnotherStory: In "Patriot Act", he's busy preventing a sun from going nova.
* HeroicWillpower: The power behind his ring.
* HeterosexualLifePartners: With Flash, though it took them a while to develop this. By the end of "Eclipsed", he starts calling Wally "buddy" despite being critical of him doing endorsements at the start.
* HonorBeforeReason: He has a habit of this and it bites him ''hard'' sometimes, such as when he insists on fighting fairly against Hro Talak in "Starcrossed" despite ''the entire Earth'' being at risk. He also has a bad habit of assuming other opponents adhere to this, which Hro is only too happy to exploit by breaking John's hand and destroying his Power Ring when his back is turned.
* HiddenDepths: His favorite film is ''Film/OldYeller''.
* IJustWantToBeNormal: In "Metamorphosis", he meets his old army friend, Rex Mason who's made a successful life for himself. After, John admits to Hawkgirl that he's having misgivings about the choices he's made; had he taken a different path, he might have ended up like Rex. In the end after a climatic battle, John is left satisfied with his life after helping Rex and his fiancé.
* ImaginationBasedSuperpower: Obviously, the power ring can theoretically do anything. Its only limitations being the imagination and willpower of its wielder. In "Hearts and Minds", he was re-taught in its use by Katma Tui, who criticized him (and other Corps members) for using their Rings "like jackhammers."
* ImportantHaircut: As outlined above. However, Shayera didn't appreciate the change.
-->'''John:''' ''(surprised to see Shayera again)'' Shayera?\\
''[{{Beat}}]''\\
'''Shayera:''' Hate the beard.
* InterspeciesRomance: With Katma Tui (a Korugarian) and later with Shayera Hol (a Thanagarian). This is unintentionally (or not) played with later, as he has a romance with Vixen, who happens to have animal-based powers.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: He can be abrasive and dominant (as shown in "Secret Society"), but he's a real softie deep down and a true friend.
* TheKnightsWhoSaySquee: In "Legends", he meets his childhood comic book superheroes, the Justice Guild and credits his own heroic aspirations to them. At the end, he mourns their HeroicSacrifice despite not having been real.
* KryptoniteFactor: The comics' Lantern's weakness to yellow is played with subtly in "Starcrossed" and "The Great Brain Robbery".
* LoveTriangle: With Shayera and Hro Talak in "Starcrossed" and again with Vixen and Shayera in ''Unlimited''.
-->'''John:''' Why did you do that?\\
'''J'onn:''' Vixen hasn't spent much time in space. Good experience for her.\\
'''John:''' You know what I mean - sending my girlfriend and my ex on the same mission?\\
'''J'onn:''' Difficult as it may be for you to believe, I don't take your love life into consideration when I make command decisions.
* MilitarySuperhero: He served in the Marines prior to becoming a Green Lantern. He even has a marine tattoo on his shoulder. When his ring dies in "The Savage Times", John simply picks up a rifle and keeps going as part of Easy Company.
* MundaneUtility: He uses his ring like this occasionally. In "Comfort and Joy", he uses it to make a snowman.
* TheNeedsOfTheMany: In "Maid Of Honor", when a KillSat is hijacked, he argues stopping the KillSat takes priority and the staff onboard would lay down their lives for the sake of the Earth. Flash and J'onn convince him otherwise and GL ends up rescuing the men himself.
* NotSoAboveItAll: He was shown to enjoy going sledding on snow during Christmas in "[[ChristmasEpisode Comfort And Joy]]".
* NumberTwo: Due to Batman's more [[AloofAlly aloof nature and tendency to work apart from the team]], Green Lantern often acted as the unspoken Second-in-Command and sometimes the actual leader of the team.
* OfficialCouple: He was initially this with Shayera in the first two seasons of ''Justice League''. Then, he was this with Vixen by the time of ''Unlimited''. This later becomes an awkward LoveTriangle after Shayera rejoins the League and he discovers that they have a son in the future.
* PapaWolf: In "The Once and Future Thing Part Two: Time, Warped", he travels to the future and, [[WhamEpisode to his surprise]], meets his and Shayera's son Rex Stewart (who is the hero Warhawk). When Warhawk was nearly killed by [[HalfHumanHybrid Woof]], John saved him by blasting the splicer with his ring.
-->'''John:''' Get away from my kid!
* PsychosomaticSuperpowerOutage: In "Hearts And Minds", John's first encounter with Despero somehow messed with his head, leaving him unable to use the ring. Katma starts retraining him, and he ultimately recovers himself just in time to save her and Hawkgirl.
* ReincarnationRomance: A LoveTriangle. Hawkman and Shayera's previous incarnations were married, but Hawkman's decision to focus on the expansion of Egypt caused him to neglect his wife (who desperately wanted to bear his child). The lack of intimacy eventually drove Shayera into the arms of John's previous incarnation, who was Hawkman's best friend.
* RememberTheNewGuy: Everyone recognizes him - or at least his organization. Of course, the Green Lantern Corps and their individual members had already been shown back in the ''WesternAnimation/SupermanTheAnimatedSeries'' episode "In Brightest Day" (where new recruit Kyle Rayner was the focus character).
* ScrewDestiny: At the end of "Ancient History" (which is the final chapter in their RomanceArc), he finally tells Shayera about the time he and Batman went to the future. He tells her about their son, Warhawk, but then contends that if they are destined to be together, it will be on their terms, not fate's, and for now, he is staying with Vixen.
-->'''Green Lantern:''' I won't be destiny's puppet. Whatever the future holds, we'll make those choices ourselves.\\
'''Shayera:''' Don't say you don't love me.\\
'''Green Lantern:''' I'll never say that. But you need to know. I'm staying with Mari.
** [[WordOfGod Bruce Timm]] has gone on record saying that Shayera and John do get back together and eventually have Warhawk. What happens between John and Vixen or how long it all took was left to speculation.
* SemperFi: He's a former Marine. When the League got transported to WWII and his ring was running on fumes, his experience helped get him in with Sgt. Rock's Easy Company.
* SpacePolice: He is a member of the Green Lantern Corps in addition to being the most professional and by-the-book of the Justice League. He also has ambitions for the League to become a full time professional fighting force, noting that they have the potential to be the greatest in the universe. By the time season five rolls out, one can be sure that the League lived up to his expectations.
* SpotlightStealingSquad: Well, he did receive a lot of screen time in the first two seasons. Although he's a more well liked example.
* StraightManAndWiseGuy: He is the Straight Man to Flash's Wise Guy.
* StrangerInAFamiliarLand: John's long absence from his homeworld has left him with some difficulty fitting back into normal Earth society, but his experiences with the Justice League have helped him to deal with this by the time of Unlimited. In "Only A Dream", his greatest fear is no longer belonging in the neighborhood he grew up.
* StrongAsTheyNeedToBe: In one episode he is accused of having destroyed a planet, and although destroying planets is not so special in the comics, the animated series tend to handle a much smaller scale, to the point that Superman is not sure he can survive a explosion of several Kilotons. Although John turns out to be innocent in the end, that he can destroy a planet is never in doubt.
* SugarAndIcePersonality: Beneath John's hard-nosed military exterior, there remains a certain (and normally well-hidden) streak of playfulness and sentimentality. On the rare occasions he allows himself to let his guard down, he is not above using his power ring to play in the snow, fondly recalling the comic book heroes of his youth, or even admitting to a certain weakness for his favorite film Old Yeller.
* TeacherStudentRomance: It is all but said out loud that he had one with Katma while she was training him as a Green Lantern.
* TokenMinority: This is one of the complaints made about him in the early episodes. Supposedly, ''this'' is why John Stewart was chosen for the team despite the ''DCAU'' already having an established Green Lantern introduced back in ''WesternAnimation/SupermanTheAnimatedSeries'', ([[CompositeCharacter a Hal Jordan-like Kyle Rayner]]). However, it helps that Stewart did occasionally appear in the ''JLA'' comic book years before when he was Hal Jordan's backup.
** WordOfGod is that the writers found casting him liberating: as a lesser-known Lantern, they got more creative freedom with his history and storyline.
** Ironically, the show's popularity made people complain, when the [[Film/GreenLantern2011 Green Lantern movie]] started production, about the protagonist being the Caucasian Hal Jordan, as people unfamiliar with the comics believed John was the original guy rather than Hal, and casting a white guy was just Hollywood racism.(Hal ''isn't'' the original guy either, but Alan Scott is still another white man)
* VitriolicBestBuds:
** His relationship with Batman, who unexpectedly becomes his confidant about his relationship woes with Shayera (Batman not-so-discreetly ships them, albeit in his sarcastic, passive-aggressive fashion) while never losing his chance to needle him about his attraction to Wonder Woman.
** He also develops this with Supergirl. In season five, on their mission against the giant turtle in Japan, he mockingly calls her rookie while the latter sticks her tongue out at him.
* WeaksauceWeakness: It's never directly referred to, but [[MythologyGag yellow objects just happen to break through his constructs]]. It doesn't seriously hamper his fights with Sinestro, however.
* WorkingWithTheEx:
** With Katma Tui in "Hearts and Minds", and later with Shayera after "Wake the Dead". Although with Shayera, [[TheTimeTravellersDilemma it's the hardest on him due to knowing they have a son together in the future]].
** In "Task Force X", Deadshot taunts Green Lantern in an elevator, asking him if he's seen Hawkgirl, and Green Lantern is visibly bothered by this.
* YouCantFightFate: [[spoiler:Continues his relationship with Vixen even after finding out about his son with Shayera in the future. Unfortunately, the Batman Beyond comic reveals that Vixen got murdered by Shadow Thief on the same night ''he was going to propose to her'' and he ends up marrying and having said son with Shayera afterwards.]]
* YouHaveToBelieveMe: "Fallen Hero" has him use this to get close to Static to plant his power-depleted ring on Static (so that it can't be stolen by Sinestro).

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!!ComicBook/TheFlash (Wally West)
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->'''Abilities:''' super speed, super reflexes, phasing, tornado creation
->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/CharlieSchlatter (''WesternAnimation/SupermanTheAnimatedSeries'') Creator/MichaelRosenbaum (''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague'')
->'''Appearances:''' ''WesternAnimation/SupermanTheAnimatedSeries'' | ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague'' | ''WesternAnimation/StaticShock'' | ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueVsTheFatalFive''[[note]]Appears as a statue only.[[/note]]

->''"Dude, the bad guys went down, and nobody got hurt. You know what I call that? A really good day."''

The Flash is a young and popular superhero from Central City as well as a founding member of the Justice League. Apart from his vast speed powers, Wally's most significant qualities were his approachability and his down-to-earth, quintessentially human nature--qualities that many said made him the "heart of the Justice League". He made his first appearance in the ''DCAU'' via the ''WesternAnimation/SupermanTheAnimatedSeries'' episode "Speed Demons." He was initially portrayed as a show-boater and skirt-chaser and often ran ahead of the others and got into trouble about as fast as he could run. Eventually, his importance was expanded on within the series (starting with "A Better World").

See [[Characters/DCAUTheFlash here]] for more information.
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[[folder:Hawkgirl]]
!![[ComicBook/{{Hawkman}} Hawkgirl]] (Shayera Hol)
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->'''Abilities:''' Flight, some degree of super-strength and durability; mace provides electrical attacks and anti-magical field
->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/MariaCanalsBarrera
->'''Appearances:''' ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague'' | ''WesternAnimation/StaticShock'' | ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueVsTheFatalFive''[[note]]Appears as a statue only.[[/note]]

->''"Less talking, more hitting!"''\\

An advance scout for the Thanagarian army, Shayera Hol came to Earth to evaluate its worth as a potential stronghold for her species to occupy in advancing their war against a rival space empire. While on Earth, she adopted the superhero identity of Hawkgirl and, as her cover story, claimed that she was a cop who got transported there via a teleportation device called a Zeta Beam while chasing after a band of criminals.

* ActionGirl: Just as much as Diana. In fact, she is constantly looking for a fight and will be the first one to jump at the call, and when there are no fights, she will start them.
* AdaptationalBackstoryChange: In the comics, Shayera and her husband Katar were sent to Earth in the pursuit of a criminal. Here she's an advance scout for the Thanagarian army sent to spy on Earth and evaluate whether it's useful in Thanagar's war.
* AdaptationalEarlyAppearance: The Shayera of the comics wouldn't join the League until years after it existed. Here, like with John and Wally, she's a founding member.
* AdaptationalIntelligence: While Shayera was never portrayed as dumb, she was never one to be able to come up with a plan to systematically take down each member of the League while not even [[GreatDetective Batman]] knew about her intentions.
* AdaptationalJobChange: A police officer in the comics, but despite claiming to still be this early in the show it's eventually revealed that she's actually a spy for the Thanagarian army.
* AdaptationalVillainy: While the Thangarians were occasionally presented as villains in the comics, this was the first time that she has ever participated in any sort of plan that could be considered evil. Following the aftermath of that evil scheme, she abandons the superhero identity Hawkgirl as it has became a FantasticSlur towards her.
* AllOfTheOtherReindeer: A lot of people, including among the general populace, within the League, and even among the Thanagarians [[OnceDoneNeverForgotten still haven't forgiven her]] for her role in the Thanagarians' conquest of Earth, as shown in "Hunter's Moon." In the Thangarians' case, it's more, "Because you betrayed us, Thanagar was conquered and Hro Talak is dead."
* AmicableExes: Despite some awkwardness and lingering tension, John and Shayera get along well enough, capable of working together and looking out for each other.
* AngelicBeauty: PlayedForLaughs when the demons from Tartarus confuse her with an actual angel and run away scared of her.
* AntiMagic: One of the properties of her mace is to destroy anything magic-related, to the point both Doctor Fate and Wonder Woman have to get her help at different points when going up against powerful magics because of how powerful it is.
* TheAtoner: Post-"Starcrossed", beginning with her return in "Wake the Dead".
* AttackAttackAttack: Subtlety isn't her strong suit.
-->'''Shayera:''' ''(vs. Brainiac)'' Less talking, more hitting!
* BabiesEverAfter: She ends up with John in the tie-in comics and has his son.
* BareMidriffsAreFeminine: Shayera starts to wear a new superhero outfit that shows off her toned midriff after her GirlinessUpgrade.
* BecomingTheMask: Before her cover was revealed in "Starcrossed", she played up her story very convincingly. Not even Batman suspected she was lying.
* BettyAndVeronica: She eventually becomes the Betty to Vixen's Veronica in regards to John's Archie.
* BelligerentSexualTension: With Green Lantern in the first two seasons of ''Justice League''.
* BloodKnight: As we see in "[[ChristmasEpisode Comfort And Joy]]", her idea of celebration involves starting a BarBrawl.
* BoisterousBruiser: "Less talking, more hitting!".
* BrainwashedAndCrazy: In "Grudge Match", she is mind controlled along with other female Leaguers to fight in Roulette's underground ring.
* TheBusCameBack: She made a brief cameo at the end of "The Return", showing where she's been since the events of "Starcrossed". The next episode, "Wake the Dead", sees her rejoining the League.

* CarryABigStick: She has an AntiMagic mace made of Nth metal, which could generate electric currents and repel magical energy. She was skilled at wielding and throwing the mace accurately.
* CharacterDevelopment: She starts off rather short tempered, quick to snap at other members of the league, and had a hard time seeing eye to eye with some of the members as a result. However, over time Shayera mellows out somewhat with her temper, becomes genuinely friendlier and understanding, and overall a happier person as she adapts to her life with the other members of the league.
* CivvieSpandex: Post-"Starcrossed". Once she rejoins the Justice League, she wears an outfit closely akin to a jogging suit. It's also very similar to the outfits of the regular staff aboard the Watchtower. As her last outfit was part Thanagarian uniform, and there was a need for her to be more connected to the humans after the incident, this change is likely intentional.
* {{Claustrophobia}}: In "Only A Dream", Hawkgirl's greatest fear is being trapped in a coffin and buried alive, after having her wings restrained.
* ComicBookMoviesDontUseCodenames: An interesting example. She ''initially'' only goes by "Hawkgirl", but she's exclusively called "Shayera" post-"Starcrossed". In this adaptation, the use of her real first name acts as a marker of CharacterDevelopment, as it shows the team looking past her manufactured superhero alter-ego and coming to acknowledge her HiddenDepths.
* CompositeCharacter: The final season of ''Unlimited'' reveals she is the reincarnation of Chay-Ara, like the Shiera Hall/Kendra Saunders version of Hawkgirl, though the idea of Shayera as a past life of Chay/Shiera/Kendra's would be RetCanon to the comics in 2019. Additionally, she takes over Aquaman's role as a founding member of the League and her role in "Starcrossed" partially incorporates elements of Batman's role in ''ComicBook/JLATowerOfBabel''.
* CombatPragmatist: She has no qualms in doing whatever it takes to win, including biting the flesh of her opponent to get an opportunity to free herself.
* ConflictingLoyalty: Between her duty as a Thanagarian officer and agent and a member of the Justice League. Eventually, she has to make a choice, but it comes at a heavy price and indeed The Flash notes that she was in "the ultimate no-win situation". Alfred for his part consoles her and notes that despite what others say, he (not being a soldier or superhero) considers her actions heroic.
* CoolBigSis: She acts this way toward Flash, when they're not [[DeadpanSnarker sniping at]] [[VitriolicBestBuds each other]]. The best examples of this are "Divided We Fall" and "I Am Legion."
-->'''Flash:''' She loves me. She's kind of like the big sister I never had. Only, you know, shorter.
* CuteBruiser: This is played fully straight after she ditches her mask.
* DeadpanSnarker: She especially had a talent for dishing verbal ownage out on Flash:
-->'''Flash:''' Fastest man alive.\\
'''Hawkgirl:''' [[DoubleEntendre Which probably explains why you can't get a date.]]
** In "Shadow of the Hawk":
--->'''Batman:''' Until about five years ago, when he started claiming that aliens landed in ancient Egypt.\\
'''Hawkgirl:''' Well, then, he must be a lunatic because we all know that there's no life on other planets.
* DecompositeCharacter: Shayera absorbed roles held traditionally by Aquaman (a founding member of the League) and Batman (a member who went behind the League's collective backs to devise ways to take them down that fell into enemy hands).
* DecoyBackstory: "[[Recap/JusticeLeagueS2E1And2Twilight Twilight]]", Hawkgirl initially relates to her teammates a SuperheroOrigin where she has been pursuing some criminals on her own world when a freak teleportation accident left her stranded on Earth instead, where she continued doing what she's always been doing: fighting crime. "[[Recap/JusticeLeagueS2E24To26Starcrossed Starcrossed]]", however, reveals this to be deliberate misinformation, since Hawkgirl is actually a spy for the Thanagarian military sent to Earth to prepare their invasion, and the origin she told earlier was just a clever cover story.
* DeepCoverAgent: She is revealed to be one in "Starcrossed". She justified her actions because she thought she was helping Thanagar in a way that wouldn't involve hurting Earth. She defected when she learned that Earth would be destroyed in the process.
* DidYouJustFlipOffCthulhu: In "The Terror Beyond", as much as the censors will allow:
-->'''Ichthultu:''' Speak to me, child of Thanagar.\\
'''Hawkgirl:''' I have nothing to say to you. I have a ''gesture'', but my hands are tied.
* DistaffCounterpart: To Carter Hall, a.k.a. Hawkman, though she showed up in the series first.
* DoubleAgent: She is a spy for Thanagar. However, she's also a genuine hero with loyalties to Earth just as strong as those to Thanagar. When these interests come into conflict, she's left with absolutely no good choices at all.
* DudeMagnet: At least three men have shown an interest in her throughout the series: John Stewart, Hro Talak, and Carter Hall. While she was attracted to all three men, she only ever loved John and Hro, and in the end the love of her life turned out to be John.
** The Flash also flirts with her when the team first convenes, before they settle into their "bickering siblings" dynamic.
* TheExile: From Thanagar (permanently) and the League (temporarily, and self-imposed[[labelnote:*]]We learned the League voted in favor of her staying, after a tie which was broken by Superman[[/labelnote]]) after "Starcrossed".
* FantasticSlur: She considered her superhero identity Hawkgirl as this against her due to her involvement in the Thanagarian invasion.
* FieryRedhead: She has red hair.
* FireForgedFriends: With Solomon Grundy in "The Terror Beyond". Hawkgirl still considers him a friend in the much later episode "Wake the Dead".
--> '''Solomon Grundy:''' Bird-nose help Grundy? But Bird-nose and her friends hate Grundy.\\
'''Hawkgirl:''' Grundy help Bird-nose, Bird-nose help Grundy, okay? Excuse me, Hawkgirl smash.
* {{Flight}}: Most of the League have the ability, but she seems most agile in the air (possibly the real purpose of the wings).
* FlirtatiousSmackOnTheAss: Hawkgirl gives Green Lantern a whack on the rear after a pep talk. It could have been just the kind of encouragement seen between two fighters, but they're already deep into UnresolvedSexualTension territory as it is.
* ForgivenButNotForgotten: Her reputation took a massive hit in ''Justice League'' among the people of Earth and has only started to recover by the time of her return in ''Unlimited.'' Shayera takes the booing and heckling in stride though.
** After "The Balance", she and Wonder Woman reach an accord again. Wonder Woman is willing to forgive her, but their relationship just won't be the same anymore. The metaphor used is that they'll be like oil and vinegar: They can go together, but they don't mix.
** Batman voted in favor of her expulsion from the League but doesn't seem to hold it against her as personally as Wonder Woman. Then again, Batman is just paranoid of ''everyone'' anyway.
** Downplayed with Superman, who seemed to be on the verge of voting for her expulsion from the League but ultimately broke the tie by allowing her to stay.
* ForeignFanservice: A sultry redhead from another world with a scandalous love life. Part of her appeal are her Thanagarian origins.
* FourTemperamentEnsemble: As always, Hawkgirl is very Choleric.
* GlassCannon: While Thanagarians DO possess greater strength and durability than ordinary humans and Shayera can deal out some heavy damage with her mace, expect her to get taken out more easily than her more invulnerable teammates.
* GirlinessUpgrade: After the events of the Thanagarian Invasion of Earth, while she still remains a major {{Ladette}}, she returns in JLU as a more mature and calmer woman. She shows a more motherly side -as seen when she had to put down Solomon Grundy-, dresses up more feminine and starts to wear make up, has an active dating life and develops a more coy, seductive personality.
* GoodCopBadCop: To Green Lantern in "War World" and Superman in "The Terror Beyond". She's ''always'' the bad cop ("Why play against type?").
-->'''Green Lantern:''' You can talk to me... ''[points to Shayera, who's got her mace in hand]'' Or you can talk to ''her''.
* HardDrinkingPartyGirl: In "Comfort and Joy", she takes John to an alien club, drinks alien liquor and gleefully starts a bar fight.
* HeroicBSOD: In "Wake the Dead", it's revealed she's been a guest in Dr. Fate's tower. Fate explains she's trying to "find her way" after the Thanagarian invasion and her quitting the Justice League, both of which was very difficult for her. She breaks out of it hearing Grundy needs help and decides to rejoin the league when GL and Superman welcome her back.
* HeroicSelfDeprecation: Played straight and [[{{Reconstruction}} Reconstructed]] in "Wake the Dead".
-->'''Green Lantern:''' ''([[UngratefulTownsfolk as several onlookers jeer Shayera]])'' Back off! She doesn't have to take that from you people!\\
'''Shayera:''' Yes, I do. But it's okay. I guess I deserve some of it.\\
''[Shayera's hand is taken by a woman she saved earlier]''\\
'''Mother:''' You saved our lives. God bless you, Chica Halcón.\\
'''Green Lantern:''' You deserve that, too.
* HeroWithBadPublicity: She has this after the events of "Starcrossed".
* HiddenDepths:
** This is true for most of the main cast, but this is especially in her case since her public persona [[BloodKnight seems]] [[AttackAttackAttack to be]] [[LeeroyJenkins the simplest one]]. She is actually a cover Thanagarian agent planning to prepare what she believes to be the occupation of Earth, gathering intel on her comrades. She was a spy instructor back on her planet, but eventually sides with the League, becoming TheAtoner in the process. Even without the persona reasoning, she also shows a great brain for strategy, as seen below under SmartPeoplePlayChess, in outsmarting Batman and Aquaman.
** As "Starcrossed" demonstrates, she has figured out Batman's identity with him none the wiser and casually walks right into the Batcave to give the Justice League the intel they need.
* HollywoodAtheist: A complex example. Though she claims Thanagarians have OutgrownSuchSillySuperstitions, she also wonders aloud that Diana's belief in gods must be comforting. The truth is that Thanagarians once worshiped ''{{Eldritch Abomination}}s''. They didn't outgrow them, they '''[[DidYouJustFlipOffCthulhu rejected]]''' them and their Nth Metal technology was developed to '''''[[DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu kill]]''''' them. This led to them being a culture of [[NayTheist Nay Theists]].
** She also implied she doesn't believe in an afterlife when comforting Grundy; despite the fact she is talking to a monster who has risen from the dead countless times and the fact that afterlifes/spirits exist in the DCAU.
* HotBlooded: She is very passionate and intense.
* IDidWhatIHadToDo: She tries to justify her betrayal in "Starscrossed, Part 3".
-->"I came to this planet as a patriot. I had a mission and I carried it out... what I couldn't know, was that I would come to care for the Earth and her people, that I'd come to care for all of you. I've spent the last five years torn between my feelings and my duty."
* ImpossibleHourglassFigure: It is emphasized more than Diana's.
* InformedAbility: She is said to be extremely intelligent and an expert in strategy and espionage, she isn't shown on screen to employ strategies other than AttackAttackAttack. This is justified however, as her BloodKnight nature shows that she ''prefers'' that sort of strategy.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: She sometimes comes across this way, she can be loud, abraisve and not one to filter herself or what she says, but she's someone who cares very much for her friends and the people of Earth, and is willing to do anything to keep them safe.
* TheLadette: Her hobbies include [[TheBigGuy smashing things]], chugging {{Gargle Blaster}}s, eating gross foods, and starting intergalactic {{Bar Brawl}}s. Interestingly, this aspect of her characterization is majorly downplayed in "Starcrossed" and afterward.
* LeeroyJenkins: She's quite capable of formulating and following plans when absolutely necessary, but usually she eschews this in favor of [[AttackAttackAttack simply]] [[BoisterousBruiser smashing things with her mace]].
** In "Hunter's Moon", one of the Thanagarians flat-out says that in a hostile environment, she is far more skilled than all of them combined, having been an instructor in espionage strategies. So you can either think that [[BloodKnight it is what she prefers]], or [[AlternateCharacterInterpretation that her strategy of choice is part of her cover story]]. Considering that in this story she is supposed to be a member of a SpacePolice, the former may be the most believable.
* LoveInterestTraitor: To Green Lantern in "Starcrossed".
* LoveTriangle: She is involved in three, with John Stewart/Hro Talak, then with John/Vixen, and ''then again'' with John/Hawkman. The lady is certainly busy when it comes to romance.
* ManBitesMan: In "Hunter's Moon", Shayera restrained by Kragger resorts to this and overpowers him.
* MilitarySuperhero: Not as much as Green Lantern, but as a former member of the Thanagarian military, she had extensive training in tactics, military science, and personal combat skills.
* MsFanservice: Not so much in ''Justice League'', but in ''Justice League Unlimited'', after some GirlinessUpgrade, she becomes just as fanservice-y as Diana. She starts to wear a gym suit-like hero gear, dresses that makes a man scream "Judas Priest", a lot of MaleGaze on her derriere, and shameless allusions about her very active sexual life.
* MyCountryRightOrWrong: She notes in her resignation speech that she considered her work as a spy as patriotic duty to Thanagar, but she came to care for Earth and the Justice League. She loyally served the Thanagarian government until they decided to sacrifice Earth.
* NayTheist: Thanagarians used to worship an EldritchAbomination of a god before rejecting its influence; they are now staunch "atheists" with respect to it as a result. Of course, given [[FlatEarthAtheist her experiences, it's hard to assume the complete absence of the divine.]] In "The Balance", she visits [[{{Hell}} Tartarus]], and when demons believe her to be an angel after realizing her wings aren't cosmetic, she decides to play into the presence of god(s).
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: In "Eclipsed", the League is able to separate the mind control diamond from Green Lantern. Then Hawkgirl recklessly smashes it with her mace into fragments which scatter throughout the area and stick to every other League member, except Flash, the only one fast enough to evade them. Now Flash is the only one of them not possessed and ended up saving them.
* NotHisSled: In the comics, she really was a SpacePolice officer. In this adaptation, she is a spy and soldier.
* NotWhatISignedOnFor: She switches sides after learning that the Thanagarian plan isn't to ''occupy'' Earth, but rather to ''destroy'' it.
* OddFriendship: With Vixen, her ex's girlfriend. The two have a lot in common, and talk quite casually about their awkward love triangle. Vixen at one point even ''dares'' Shayera to make a move on John Stewart while she's out of town, and the two just smirk.
* PintsizedPowerhouse: She is the smallest member of the Justice League (as far as the original seven members), but probably the most belligerent and will still kick your ass.
* PlatonicLifePartners: With Flash.
* PowerNullifier: Her electrified Nth-metal mace is one of the few devices on the planet that can counter [[AntiMagic magic]].
* PromotionToOpeningTitles: The ''Unlimited'' opening credits consists of random quick shots from different episodes with [=HD=] images of six of the founding members flashing in between, but Shayera isn't included among them until "Wake The Dead", which is the episode where she officially returns to the League.
* ProudWarriorRaceGuy: Of the Thanagarians. After the events of "Starcrossed", she's stripped of her rank and exiled, causing her to become depressed from losing a piece of her identity.
* PsychicBlockDefense: Like all Thanagarians, she has a strong resistance to telepathy. In "Only A Dream", J'onn was unable to enter her dream.
* PutOnABus: At the end of "Starcrossed", she resigns from the Justice League and flies off to go soul searching.
* ReincarnationRomance: She is involved in a LoveTriangle. Hawkman and Shayera's is previous incarnations were married, but Hawkman's decision to focus on the expansion of Egypt caused him to neglect his wife (who desperately wanted to bear his child). The lack of intimacy eventually drove Shayera into the arms of John's previous incarnation, who was Hawkman's best friend.
* ReformedButRejected:
** At the end of "Starcrossed," two founding members still vote against her rejoining the League even after she betrayed the Thanagarians to help them save the Earth. The individual votes are unspecified, but presumed to be Wonder Woman and Batman voting against her.[[note]]It's mentioned the vote was 3-2 in Shayera's favor; with John recusing himself and Clark breaking a tie, likely citing his own offscreen redemption after "Legacy" ended his series. Wally and J'onn defended her during the League's debate, and Flash, who was always close to her, was eager to welcome her back. Diana was vocally opposed to her rejoining, and held a bigger grudge against her than anyone else upon her eventual rejoining. The process of elimination suggests that Bruce also voted against her, which fits with his paranoid nature.[[/note]]
** Even after rejoining the team, Hawkgirl's former betrayal still casts a presence among the team. Of the two who voted against her rejoining, Batman is willing to let bygones be bygones while Wonder Woman continues to hold a grudge until she finally forgives her.
* RememberTheNewGuy: She was a blatant example of this. She had never shown up anywhere onscreen in the ''Franchise/DCAnimatedUniverse'' prior to her first appearance in "Secret Origins" (the three-part premiere episode of ''Justice League'') but the other main characters evidently already knew who she was. "Starcrossed" mentions that she's been on Earth for 5 years now. It is highly doubtful that the first two seasons went on for five years in-universe.
* RetCanon: As noted under CompositeCharacter, the idea of Shayera Hol being part of Chay-Ara/Shiera Saunders/Kendra Saunders's past lives was imported to the comics in 2018.
* ScreamingWarrior: On average, it was about one yell for every swing of her mace. The word is that her voice actor ''really'' enjoyed that part of the job.
* SheCleansUpNicely: Despite her status as TheLadette, Hawkgirl can still look feminine when she wants to, as exemplified in "Shadow of the Hawk" when she dons a short pink dress for a date:
-->'''Green Lantern:''' Shayera, I wanted to... ''[sees her in the dress]'' ''[[DistractedByTheSexy JUDAS PRIEST]]''!
* ShipperOnDeck: She encourages Flash to tell Fire how he feels about her in "I Am Legion" and even shifts the position of their Javelin ([[BlatantLies while claiming it was turbulence]]) to get Fire to fall into Flash's lap.
* ShockStick: Her mace can generate electric currents.
* ShootTheDog: [[TearJerker She has to do this to a resurrected and rampaging Solomon Grundy]] in "Wake The Dead".
** She also references [[Film/OldYeller the most famous instance of this trope]], John's favorite movie, before she goes through with it.
* SignificantGreenEyedRedhead: She is the current page image, though her mask hid this for the original run of ''Justice League'' up until the ending of "Wild Cards."
* SleevesAreForWimps: Her two costumes have her arms bare.
* SmartPeoplePlayChess: Despite her short fuse and often brutal M.O., Hawkgirl has a keen mind, as she regularly defeated Batman at chess offscreen. Onscreen, Aquaman only beats her because she's too distracted by self-loathing to take him seriously.
* SpacePolice: Her cover story prior to "Starcrossed".
** It doubles as a MythologyGag, as in the early 1960s comics Shayera and Katar (they're a married couple) were in fact Thanagerian cops who pursued a criminal to Earth and decided to stay there and fight crime as the titular Hawk-heroes.
* StationaryWings: Her wings don't actually move most of the time when she's flying, though if pinned she apparently can't fly.
* SwissArmyWeapon: Shayera's mace has AntiMagic properties, can deflect planet-destroying beams and can generate electric currents, allowing it to be used to be used as a makeshift defribillator.
* TakeMyHand: She says the trope name verbatim before pulling Flash out of the Speed Force in "Divided We Fall".
* TeethClenchedTeamwork:
** With Wonder Woman in "The Balance". Diana needs Shayera's Nth metal mace, which disrupts magic. She tries to steal it, but Shayera catches her. Swallowing her pride, Diana asks to borrow it, but Shayera insists on coming with her. In the end, Diana and Shayera make peace. They may not be friends, but they are both content with being good teammates.
** With Vixen and Vigilante in "Hunter's Moon". Shayera is noted as not having been pulling her weight as a leader. Vixen is dating her ex. Vigilante spent time imprisoned and suffered under the Thanagarian occupation Shayera brought about. Despite all this, they settle their differences, and become FireForgedFriends.
* TellMeAboutMyFather: [[{{InvertedTrope}} Inverted Trope.]] In "Ancient History", Shayera ends the episode by asking Batman to tell her about her son Warhawk.
* ThatManIsDead: Ever since the Thanagarian invasion, she discarded the identity "Hawkgirl", saying how it was a sham.
* ThrowingYourSwordAlwaysWorks: With her mace.
* TrademarkFavoriteFood: Korschian Oysters mentioned in "Starcrossed" and "Shadow of the Hawk".
* {{Unobtainium}}: Hawkgirl carries a mace made of Nth metal, which could generate electric currents and repel magical energies.
* UnwittingPawn: She was sent to spy on Earth and uncover its defenses. She assisted with the Thanagarian occupation, even tolerating the enslavement of human workers, but just barely. However, when she learned that the invaders were actually planned to ''destroy'' Earth rather than just subjugate it temporarily she immediately switched sides again. Unfortunately, it wasn't immediately enough: When John lowered his ring and trusted her before, she knocked him out because she didn't know what the actual plan was. Her reputation remains tattered at best for the rest of the series.
* VitriolicBestBuds: With Flash.
* WasItAllALie: In "Starcrossed", before leaving, she told Green Lantern that she loved him and never lied about that.
* WeakButSkilled: Compared to her teammates. Although she doesn't have SuperStrength to the extent of Superman and Wonder Woman, Hawkgirl is incredibly skilled in martial arts. An example would be how she single-handedly defeated four of the Green Lantern Corps members in hand-to-hand combat in "In Blackest Night".
* WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes: In her case, [[{{Claustrophobia}} enclosed spaces]]. Her fear is ''so'' intense that she comes the closest to dying out of the Justice League's members who were victims of Doctor Destiny.
* WingedHumanoid: With the wings being part of her biological structure (as opposed to artificial like those of the Hawk-related heroes in the comics).
* WorkingWithTheEx: with Green Lantern after rejoining the League.
* YouCantGoHomeAgain: Not only is she exiled, but the worst part is that after the Thanagarian invasion failed, their mortal enemies took over their home planet. At the end of "Starcrossed" when the League are about to vote to keep her in or out, J'onn cites this as part of the reasons to keep her, because she has become a pariah to her own people and the League is the only home she has left. However, ''Justice League vs. The Fatal Five'' does mention she's gone back to Thangar for an unspecified reason.

[[folder:Martian Manhunter]]
!!ComicBook/MartianManhunter (J'onn J'onzz)
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[[caption-width-right:300:''"Ask yourselves - is being in here with me what you truly desire?"'']]
->'''Abilities:''' super strength, flight, shape-shifting, intangibility, telepathy
->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/CarlLumbly (English), Creator/BorisRehlinger (European French)
->'''Appearances:''' ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague'' | ''WesternAnimation/StaticShock'' | ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueVsTheFatalFive''[[note]]Appears as a statue only.[[/note]]

->''"I am the last of my kind."''

After the conquering race known as the Imperium wiped out all other life on his home planet of Mars, J'onn J'onzz managed to seal them away and set himself as a guard over them to prevent their escape. However, many years later they were unwittingly released by Earth astronauts and set their sights on conquering Earth. With the help of six of Earth's mightiest heroes, J'onn was able to defeat the Imperium and eventually adopted Earth as his new home.

* TenMinuteRetirement: In "Tabula Rasa", he abandons the Justice League after he had seen the selfishness of humans.
* AdaptedOut
** His weakness towards fire from the comics isn't included in the ''DCAU''. The only times it's remotely hinted are in "A Better World" where Doomsday set a van ablaze and J'onn had a momentary look of fear on his face at the sight of the flames before he gets taken out by the explosion, and later in "Paradise Lost" where he gets knocked down by a giant, fire breathing snake and must be saved by The Flash. In the later case he insists [[ICanStillFight he can still fight]] and [[HeroicSecondWind in fact knocks the beast out in spite of the flames]], scaring The Flash.
** In the comics Martian Manhunter is super powered compared to other Martians, which can't be shown here. His powers aren't ''different'' in any way beyond being ''[[WorldsStrongestMan greater]]'' but since he is TheLastOfHisKind there's no one else to contrast him with.
* TheAgeless: He was guarding the shapeshifting invaders for [[OlderThanTheyLook 500 years]] prior to the start of the series. And according to him, he's not going to be dying from age anytime soon. In "The Once and Future Thing Part Two: Time, Warped", one of Warhawk's comments implies that J'onn is still an active member of the Justice League in the Batman Beyond era. However, he was killed during the Watchtower's destruction, along with Superman. After Chronos was stopped, this fate ceased to be and he's presumably still active in the restored timeline.
* AlienAmongUs: Although it only comes into play when he has to blend in with humans under a disguise. Most of the time, he is in his default human-Martian hybrid form and those who know of him or are familiar with him in this form know he's from Mars.
* AlliterativeName: Both J'onn J'onzz and the Martian Manhunter.
* ApocalypseHow: This is the fate of his home-world prior to the start of the series.
* AsskickingLeadsToLeadership: Everyone seems to defer to the founding seven of the league, but J'onn seems to run and direct the League Station.
* BadassCape: He wears one in his rather humanized form.
* BaldMystic He is a bald, green colored martian who is a [[ChromeDomePsi very powerful telepath]].
* BatmanGambit: In "Tabula Rasa", he figures out Amazo is being used by Luthor to destroy the League, so he allows the android to copy his powers (namely his {{Telepathy}}). While this makes Amazo more powerful, it also allows him discover Luthor's deception and leaves him to defeat Luthor.
* BewareTheQuietOnes: J'onn is not a talker and quite emotionally detached. However, it wouldn't go well for anybody who truly angered him.
-->'''Clock King:''' ''(showing a slide)'' Martian Manhunter. Flight; super-strength--\\
'''Deadshot:''' --''and'' a shape-shifter ''and'' he can read minds. [[BoxedCrook The chair's]] starting to sound better and better.
* TheBigGuy: He's one of the most versatile and physically powerful League members, and one of the tallest.
* TheBusCameBack: He returns in time for the GrandFinale.
* TheCameo: In ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueVsTheFatalFive'', a statue of him appears in the superhero museum in the 31st century.
* CharacterDevelopment: He slowly realizes the implications of what it means to be the Last Martian, doomed to be eternally alone on Earth, and simultaneously grows detached and unfeeling towards humanity at large. [[spoiler:He finally leaves the League in order to find some connection to humanity; when he reappears in "Destroyer", he has found a personal life and honest emotional companionship on Earth.]]
* ComicBookMoviesDontUseCodenames: An animated example. He is only referred to as either "J'onn" or "the Martian" by the Justice League members and other characters in the ''DCAU''. However, he is referred to as "The Martian Manhunter" once in the entire series during the briefing in "Task Force X".
* TheComicallySerious: Almost as much as Batman.
* CreepyGood: In "Task Force X", the VillainProtagonist group acknowledge this.
* DeadpanSnarker: He is shown to have a very sharp and deadpan wit like his fellow founding League members sometimes.
-->'''Batman:''' ''(while helping J'onn fight a bunch of Brainiac drones)'' Having fun?\\
'''J'onn J'onzz''': ''(completely deadpan)'' Yes.
* DealWithTheDevil: In "A Knight of Shadows", he almost hands the [[AppliedPhlebotinum Philosopher's Stone]] to the sorceress Morgaine Le Fay, so she can use it's power to bring back [[YourHeartsDesire Mars and his family]], but he instead crushes it to powder. Shocked, Morgaine tells him he has given up his only chance for happiness to which he responds "the price was too high" because he would have lost the new family he made on Earth.
* DramaPreservingHandicap: In "War World", something on War World's atmosphere weakens the Martian Manhunter and presents him from rescuing Superman by brute force. This affects his attempt to impersonate Mongul.
* EarnYourHappyEnding: From losing his family and planet after years of living a highly introverted lifestyle short of interacting with the founding members, J'onn finds [[spoiler:a new mate on Earth to share a life with, and he even becomes more accustomed to Earthly speech patterns in the last episode seeming more casual in conversation with others.]]
* TheEmpath: Because of his telepathic abilities, he acts as a counselor and empath for the League in the ''Unlimited'' seasons.
* ExposedExtraterrestrials: In his true form...and, technically, the rest of the time as well, since he's a shapeshifter. Even then, he barely wears any clothes (as pictured). Only his Justice Lord counterpart and human alter egos are fully clothed.
* {{Flight}}: J'onn is not only able to fly, but is able to do so at speeds of the level of meta-humans.
* FlyingBrick: Although it is not on Superman's level, [[ComboPlatterPowers he comes with his own set of unique powers on top of it]].
* AFormYouAreComfortableWith: During his introduction in "Secret Origins", he is first seen in his natural Martian form. Upon being freed by Superman and Batman, he shifts into his more familiar hybrid form in an effort to gain Batman's trust.
-->'''J'onn:''' ''(shifts into hybrid form)'' I am J'onn J'onzz.\\
''(He holds out his hand to Batman. The Bat doesn't take it, but continues to have eyes narrowed)''\\
'''Superman:''' Don't take it personally, J'onn. He doesn't trust anyone.\\
'''J'onn:''' A wise policy.
* FutureBadass: Implied by certain lines of dialogue to still be an active League member in the ''WesternAnimation/BatmanBeyond'' era.
* GeniusBruiser: He is one of the strongest and wisest superheroes in the ''DCAU''.
* GodzillaThreshold: When he needs to learn how to pilot a Thanagarian ship ''quickly'' in order to thwart their invasion, he pulls the information out of Kragger's mind, despite Thanagarians being resistant to his powers. The effort nearly kills him and causes permanent mental damage to Kragger, but he gets what he needs.
* GoodIsNotSoft: Much to Task Force X's dismay.
* HealingFactor: In "Task Force X", [[HalfTheManHeUsedToBe he was torn in half]] by the Annihilator and pulled himself back to together in seconds.
* HeroicBSOD: In "Tabula Rasa", he's unable to continue being a hero having seen the selfishness of human beings. His faith in humans is restored having read the thoughts of a search party looking for a lost girl.
* HeterosexualLifePartners: With Superman, who J'onn looks up to as a kindred spirit, and the latter brought him to meet Ma and Pa Kent for Christmas.
* HumansAreFlawed: He learns about this in "Tabula Rasa". In an attempt to use his telepathy to track Luthor down, J'onn [[PsychicRadar scans all of Metropolis at once]] and is overwhelmed by the selfishness he finds in humanity. He questions his reasons for fighting for humanity until he sees a search party looking for a lost girl, [[RestoredMyFaithInHumanity and ends up finding her himself with renewed faith in humanity]]. It came up again, albeit more subtly, in "To Another Shore". It resulted in him [[PutOnABus taking a sabbatical from the League]] so he could learn to live among humans.
-->'''Wonder Woman:''' You don't actually like humanity all that much, do you?\\
'''J'onn:''' I don't ''dislike'' them...
* HumanDisguise: J'onn appears in a form resembling his comic book counterpart's classic alter ego Detective John Jones in "Comfort and Joy", "Starcrossed", and "To Another Shore".
* HumbleHero: In "Tabula Rasa", J'onn brings a missing girl to the search party and departs before they can congratulate him.
-->'''Wonder Woman:''' You're not getting away that easily. ''[hugs him]''
* {{Intangibility}}: J'onn can alter his density at the molecular level, which in practice allows him to become invisible and pass through solid matter (and vice versa). In "Task Force X", he phased his hand through one of the {{villain protagonist}}s and caused him to faint.
* InterspeciesRomance: [[spoiler:He eventually settled down with an elderly Chinese woman.]]
* JourneyToFindOneself: This is the reason why he gets PutOnABus in "To Another Shore" after it's pointed out to him he has NoSocialSkills. Since he is TheAgeless, J'onn realizes that if he does not learn to connect with humanity, he will be alone forever.
* KryptoniteFactor:
** It's hinted through various blink-and-you'll-miss-it moments that he's vulnerable to fire, just like his comic book counterpart. Although, the very sight of it doesn't psychologically cripple him as it did in the comics. He still winds up flying through burning rocket exhaust quite often.
** J'onn also seems to be particularly vulnerable to electrocution as he is taken down often this way to the point that when the Thanagarians bring out weapons designed to specifically take down each member of the League, J'onn gets electrocuted.
* LastOfHisKind: He is the last martian. Morgaine Le Fay exploits it for all it's worth in "A Knight of Shadows".
* TheLeader: The de facto in "Unlimited"; technically the Founding Seven all share the role but since J'onn serves as MissionControl he's more or less the one in charge. He was also able to expel Huntress from the League without consulting the others.
* LightningBruiser: He possesses strength and speed comparable to that of Superman and Wonder Woman.
* TheMedic: J'onn has taken on the role of a doctor in episodes such as "Fury", "A Knight of Shadows", and "Hearts and Minds".
* AMindIsATerribleThingToRead: This happens to him in "Tabula Rasa", leading him to briefly conclude that HumansAreTheRealMonsters.
* MindOverManners: In "A Better World", he tells Batman (in response to the Dark Knight's suggestion to read his Justice Lord counterpart's mind to ascertain the truth of his cover story) that Martians can't and won't violate one another's private thoughts in such a manner. As far as most villains go, though, he'll delve into mind-reading to glean information, but that's about it.
* MindRape: In "Starcrossed", he needs to telepathically learn how to fly a Thanagarian fighter... except Thanagarians are naturally resistant to his telepathy. He grimly decides "I'll just have to try harder", and... irreparably brain-damages his subject. The safety of the entire planet depended on him getting that information, but the consequences are shown seasons later when Kraggar shows up again, partially paralyzed and drooling.
* MissionControl
** In ''Unlimited'', he delegates missions to the expanded League. J'onzz's main management style consisted of organizing the expanded League into smaller rosters with clear ranks and roles, with each unit having a rookie or someone who had no experience in the particular kind of mission (for instance he sent Vixen and Vigilante alongside Hawkgirl because the former two didn't have experience in outer space, while the latter was not pushing her weight as a Founding Member and taking these kinds of duties). Over time, the rookies became professionals, in turn helping out others. J'onn was considered to be incredibly efficient in this role and Grodd laments on how he made the League strategically unbeatable.
** The [[{{Deconstruction}} downside of this role]] was that he spent nearly two years in the Watchtower, rarely taking active part in a mission and almost never interacting with other humans. Wonder Woman, who felt particularly close to J'onn, encouraged him to get out more. Realizing that she was right, and that he would be forever alone unless he learned to live among humans, [[PutOnABus J'onn took a leave of absence from the League]] and spent several months on Earth in a human guise. Mr. Terrific took J'onn's place as League coordinator.
* MookHorrorShow: In "Task Force X", J'onn is the HeroAntagonist. The final battle scene turns into a CurbStompBattle as things go south during the Task Force mission, complete with looming music and the POV of the protagonists from their outmatched position.
-->'''J'onn:''' Ask yourselves: ''Is being in here with me what you truly desire?''
-->Cue RedEyesTakeWarning
* NaiveNewcomer: He was initially this on Earth.
* TheNeedsOfTheMany: J'onn's justification for refusing to get involved in the EnemyCivilWar on Apokolips in "The Ties That Bind" in order to rescue someone. Basically, it's better for everybody if the two factions are focused on fighting each other rather than helping a few people. Flash [[ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight gets involved anyway]] and in the end, J'onn assists him in rescuing the captured.
* NighInvulnerability: An increase in his density results in a blue aura that increases his strength and invulnerability. Shown at his maximum level when battling Etrigan, who had been able to punch J'onn around until J'onn increased his density to the max and turned into something resembling a statue, causing Etrigan to injure his hand when he attempted to punch him. Of course, this begs the question of why he doesn't do that more instead of getting punched silly by the villain of the week every episode. This also allows J'onn to fully recover after sustaining severe physical damage, such as being torn apart into two by the Annihilator.
* NonhumansLackAttributes: J'onn's true form, and also every other Martian seen in flashbacks. His wife was drawn with narrower shoulders and a slightly emphasized "chestplate" on her exoskeleton, and that's about it.
* NotSoAboveItAll: As the end of "The Ties That Bind" can attest.
-->'''J'onn:''' I was only going to ask if you wanted to play Brawlin' Bots.\\
'''Flash:''' Dibs on the green one! (runs off)\\
'''J'onn:''' ''I'' wanted the green one... (smirks)
* PlatonicLifePartners: With Diana, who helps him out in his brief spells when he feels alienated from humanity.
* PragmaticHero: He is shown to be this at various points. One example is his refusal to help Mister Miracle and Big Barda free their friend from Apokolips. Why? Because it's in everyone's best interest if the EnemyCivilWar there continues and as such he doesn't want to do anything that would help either side. He also advises Batman to [[HeroicSacrifice kamikaze a nuke]] and doesn't even try to talk him out of it.
* OutsideContextProblem: He plays this to Lex Luthor at the beginning of ''Justice League''; Lex is used to fighting Superman, so J'onn impersonates Superman to get Lex to try his usual tactics on someone who's ''not'' vulnerable kryptonite.
* PsychicPowers: It is usually of the {{Telepathy}} variety.
* PsychicRadar: He can detect the presence of other people. In "Tabula Rasa", he's able to find a missing girl who was lost in the woods at night.
* PutOnABus: At the end of "To Another Shore".
* RankScalesWithAsskicking: In ''Unlimited'', he's the highest authority in the Watch Tower, although equal with the other founding members. In "Task Force X", he shows the VillainProtagonist group just why he's in charge other than being TheSmartGuy.
* ReallySevenHundredYearsOld: He's at least five centuries old and still the picture of good health.
* RubberForeheadAliens: His natural Martian form: his "everyday" appearance is an attempt at being not too green.
* SecretIdentity: Whenever he masquerades as a human, he usually takes the appearance of a brown-haired Caucasian man (presumably named John Jones just like in the comics). Most notably, he uses this form when hiding from the Thanagarians alongside Superman (as Clark Kent) in "Starcrossed" and again when he gets PutOnABus in "To Another Shore". [[spoiler:He later takes the form of an elderly Chinese man prior to his return in the GrandFinale.]]
* ShadowArchetype: Of Superman. While both J'onn and Superman are powerful, heroic aliens who suffered the loss of their respective races, they are very different in the respect that Superman considers Earth his true home and sees himself as human. J'onn, on the other hand, grew into his adulthood on Mars. He accepts Earth as his new home but will always have reverence for Mars.
* ShapeshifterDefaultForm: A strange example of this. J'onn's familiar "superhero" form is a compromise between a human form and his true more alien appearance.
* TheSmartGuy: Aside from Batman.
** In "Starcrossed":
--->'''J'onn:''' This technology is amazing. How does it work?\\
'''Paran Dul:''' The circuits utilize Nth metal an element with properties you couldn't begin to understand.\\
'''J'onn:''' Which properties wouldn't I understand? The hyper conductivity or the mason graviton inversion?
* {{Shoryuken}}: In "Task Force X", he hands an uppercut to the Annihilator and overpowers it.
* SoleSurvivor: J'onn is the last surviving martian against their war with the Imperium race.
* TheSpock: J'onn possesses a wealth of scientific knowledge and technological expertise, crucial to the success of the Justice League.
* TheStoic -> NotSoStoic: This trope is perhaps best exemplified in "The Ties That Bind".
* SuperheroSpeciation: In the comics, Superman and Manhunter have a good deal of overlap in abilities. Here, their power sets are largely distinct: J'onn favors his intangibility, invisibility, shapeshifting, and telepathy, while his SuperStrength is downplayed and he never demonstrates SuperSpeed, SuperSenses, or EyeBeams at all.
* SuperStrength: This ability is downplayed due to SuperheroSpeciation, but he can still trade blows with Solomon Grundy or the Annihilator. His superhuman strength makes him much stronger than the other members of the League, with the exceptions of Superman and Wonder Woman.
* {{Telepathy}}: He can read minds and project his thoughts. He also rescues Green Lantern, Flash, and Superman from Dr. Destiny in "Only A Dream" by [[DreamWalker entering their dreams]]. He also had the ability to [[PsychicBlockDefense mental shield people from being detected. ]] The other founding members can also [[PsychicLink contact J'onn without his effort]], such as when Batman was held captive in "Injustice For All" and reached out to him after destroying the psychic shield he was kept in.
* {{Troll}}: He has his moments, especially as MissionControl.
-->'''Batman:''' ''(battling Parasite)'' J'onn, we're in trouble!\\
'''J'onn:''' Are you asking for help?\\
'''Batman:''' Yes.\\
'''J'onn:''' [[DeadpanSnarker You never ask for help.]]\\
'''Batman:''' Just get us some reinforcements.
* TheWorfEffect: In the first season of ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague'', J'onn seemed to be the love child of Worf and Deanna Troi. He only got to show off his telepathy when the writers wanted to show what utterly impressive mental abilities the Guest Villain of the Week had. Unfortunately, J'onn [[GottaGetYourHeadTogether spent much of his time dropping to his knees clutching his temples]]. When he finally [[ScaledUp got to show off his shape-shifting abilities]] against ComicBook/{{Metamorpho}} (who, after his HeelFaceTurn, by contrast is allowed to use his ridiculously overpowered version of VoluntaryShapeshifting creatively), he got his ass handed to him ''again'', just to show that the MonsterOfTheWeek was tougher. Fortunately, he became much cooler as the show went on and the writers figured out ways to challenge him and allow him to use his powers without being unstoppable.
* VitriolicBestBuds: Batman tells Etrigan that he would trust J'onn with his life, but J'onn isn't above subtly trolling him over the intercom.
* VoluntaryShapeshifting: He is able to transform into any shape he desires in addition to being able to become intangible and invisible.
* WarriorTherapist: He acts as Wildcat's therapist in ''Unlimited''. Likewise when Supergirl dreams about Galatea she consults J'onn.
* WoundedGazelleGambit: J'onn impersonates Superman, then pretends to be under the mercy of Luthor and his kryptonite, so the latter can drop his guard and get tricked into an EngineeredPublicConfession.
* YouCantGoHomeAgain: Although, his home planet Mars is still here, all life on it had been long gone before the start of the series.
* YoungerThanTheyLook: Despite being over 1,000 years old, he maintains the appearance of a middle-aged man.
* ZenSurvivor: As the last survivor of his race after their war with the Imperium, J'onn became this after centuries of guarding against the Imperium, traveling to Earth and goes from a pacifist to a veteran warrior.

!!The Expanded League

[[folder:Aquaman]]
!!{{ComicBook/Aquaman}} (King Arthur)
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->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/MiguelFerrer (''WesternAnimation/SupermanTheAnimatedSeries'') and Creator/ScottRummell (''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague'')
->'''Abilities''': enhanced strength, super swimming, underwater breathing, marine telepathy
->'''Appearances:''' ''WesternAnimation/SupermanTheAnimatedSeries'' | ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague'' | ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueVsTheFatalFive''[[note]]Appears as a statue only.[[/note]]

->''"King of the Seas, remember?"''

Aquaman is the King of the undersea realm of Atlantis and a member of the Justice League.

See [[Characters/SupermanTheAnimatedSeriesAllies here]] for more information.

[[folder:Green Arrow]]
!!ComicBook/GreenArrow (Oliver Queen)
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->'''Abilities:''' archery, acrobatics, fighting prowess
->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/KinShriner
->'''Appearances:''' ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague Unlimited'' | ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueVsTheFatalFive''[[note]]Appears as a statue only.[[/note]]

->''"Come on. I don't belong up here -- fighting aliens and monsters and supervillains. I just help the little guy. And in a big club like this, you tend to forget all about him."''

Green Arrow (Oliver Queen) is a superhero recruited into the Justice League after the Thanagarian invasion. He came from a wealthy background, but held left-wing views from an early age. A skilled archer, he dressed himself as Robin Hood, developed an arsenal of trick arrows with various functions, dubbed himself Green Arrow and became a vigilante.

* AdaptationalNiceGuy: He lacks his comic book counterpart's smug and self-righteous personality that led to him becoming TheFriendNobodyLikes. He also remains devoted to Black Canary once they start going out, while his comic book counterpart had a reputation for being a philanderer.
* BadassNormal: His superpower is being a talented archer and hand-to-hand fighter.
* BattleCouple: With Black Canary.
* BourgeoisBohemian: He comes from a wealthy background, but is a self-described 'old lefty' who [[RichKidTurnedSocialActivist marched against nuclear energy in college]] and sold his company to fund a career as a street-level vigilante.
* BreakoutCharacter: He is one of the most prominent characters outside of the Big Seven in the ''Unlimited'' seasons.
* TheCameo: In ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueVsTheFatalFive'', a statue of him appears in the superhero museum in the 31st century.
* CharacterDevelopment: In his debut episode, Green Arrow was highly skeptical of the entire League and their purpose, and his only initialy reason for sticking around was to get to know Black Canary. However, he later makes a RousingSpeech to the Original Seven members of the League (Superman, in particular) about all the good the League has done and will continue to do even if the Original Seven decided to retire.
* TheConscience: He was recruited as this role in the form of the team's political adviser to deal with any possible slide into the Justice Lords. When tempers were running high about Cadmus, Oliver did not disappoint in saving the team's soul.
* CrimefightingWithCash: Downplayed - possibly to avoid too much overlap with Batman. He's got the dough to do it, but seems to prefer wacky arrow-gadgets to, say, orbital space stations.
* DeadpanSnarker: He has a very deadpan and sarcastic sense of humor, which is one of the reasons why he was recruited to provide the 'normal human' point of view, so in a way, the rest of the team is asking for it.
* {{Determinator}}: No matter what enemies stand against him, Green Arrow ''never'' surrenders.
* FakingTheDead: In "The Cat and the Canary" in order to prove a point to Wildcat.
* FireForgedFriends: With Captain Atom.
* TheHeart: To a lesser extent than Flash. Batman specifically suggested his recruitment at the beginning of ''Unlimited'' for this reason, considering him to be CloserToEarth than most other superheroes.
* ImprobableAimingSkills: It's his idiom, of course, but some of his shots do strain plausibility.
* IntergenerationalFriendship: With Supergirl - a very unexpected, plausible and touching development.
* JerkassHasAPoint: Is the first to admit that Cadmus is entirely within their right to worry about the League becoming a threat, but is still willing to fight against the agency when the time comes.
* MasterArcher: The greatest bowman in the world, and so good he's a BadassNormal in a team largely composed of superpowered powerhouses.
* MythologyGag: His design resembles his comic book counterpart from the Silver Age.
* NonIdleRich: He eventually sells his company for $3 billion (although he notes with taxes and legal fees he'd be lucky to get a billion and a half) to fully devote himself to crimefighting.
* OnlySaneMan: Batman specifically wanted him on the League for this reason.
* RefusalOfTheCall: He never responded to the League's initial invitation to join, requiring John Stewart to track him down and more or less kidnap him with the teleporter, then tells Batman that he refused because "someone needs to look after the little guy." By the end of his debut episode, he accepts the offer to join, partially due to coming around to Batman's way of thinking, but mostly due to ComicBook/BlackCanary.
* ShipperOnDeck: In "Far From Home", he is very clearly in favor of the budding courtship between Supergirl and Brainiac 5.
* SmallStepsHero: In his first appearance, he openly identifies as this, noting that he fights smaller crimes that affect the little guy while the Justice League spends more time fighting monsters and aliens far away from home. Batman rebuts this convincingly:
--->'''Batman:''' Those monsters you don't fight? They tend to step on little guys.
* StrawCharacter: In this case, Straw Liberal as he's clearly liberal in his politics, but it isn't carried into a {{Flanderization}}. He often disagrees with the other heroes, but shows only respect for their abilities and their motives.
-->'''Green Arrow:''' Is that a containment suit?\\
'''ComicBook/CaptainAtom:''' Uh-huh. I'm not flesh and blood anymore. Just living energy.\\
'''Green Arrow:''' That wouldn't be nuclear energy, would it?\\
'''Captain Atom:''' With a name like 'Captain Atom', what do you think?\\
'''Green Arrow:''' I think you're what I marched against back in college!
* SympathyForTheDevil: He should and does hate Project Cadmus for its very nature as a government shadow cabinet that answers to no one and does whatever it wants, but for as much as its members have tried to murder him, Ollie can perceive that their motivations and fears are largely sincere when it comes to the Justice League to the point that he finds himself meekly defending the concept of the likes of the Ultimen and Galatea as potential deterrence.
* ThemeMusicPowerUp: He even ''sings'' his own theme song once!
* TrickArrow: He's a recurring character from ''Unlimited'' onwards, and naturally gets to show off his collection of trick arrows.
-->'''Green Arrow:''' ''[freeing himself from ice]'' And Black Canary said a buzzsaw arrow was self-indulgent!

[[folder:Black Canary]]
!!ComicBook/BlackCanary (Dinah Lance)
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->'''Abilities:''' Sonic scream, martial arts master
->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/MorenaBaccarin
->'''Appearances:''' ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague Unlimited'' | ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueVsTheFatalFive''[[note]]Appears as a statue only.[[/note]]

-->''"If you call me 'girlfriend', I'm gonna dropkick you into the next county."''

Black Canary (Dinah Lance) is a superhero who is a member of the Justice League after the Thanagarian invasion. She was trained by Wildcat and is one of the League's best hand-to-hand fighters with the ability to project a Sonic scream.

* AlwaysSomeoneBetter: She's this to Huntress. Huntress is considered to be amongst the best female hand-to-hand combatants without superpowers in the world, but Black Canary is still a superior fighter to her (technically, Black Canary ''does'' have a superpower, but she prefers to just use her fighting skills whenever possible, she also didn't need to use her power to defeat Huntress in "Double Date").
* BadassBiker: She owns her own motorcycle that she built herself that she rides very fast and daringly. As for the badass part, she's a heroic member of the Justice League and one of the best hand-to-hand fighters in the world, so she definitely qualifies.
* BadPowersGoodPeople: Her sonic abilities would deafen, kill or even shred an ordinary human, so she usually restricts them to inanimate objects or foes that she knows to have superhuman durability.
* BattleCouple: With Green Arrow.
* BloodKnight: She seems to enjoy a good scuffle, and even after all the violence that occurs in "Grudge Match", she still feels the need to goad Huntress into a private cage fight just to settle the score and see who is tougher.
* BrainwashedAndCrazy: In "Grudge Match", she is mind controlled along with other female Leaguers to fight in Roulette's underground ring.
* BuxomBeautyStandard: She is quite well endowed, in addition to being one of the most skilled, and sought after, fighters in the Justice League. She's the reason for Green Arrow initially joining the league.
* TheCameo: In ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueVsTheFatalFive'', a statue of her appears in the superhero museum in the 31st century.
* CivvieSpandex: She's dressed like a cocktail waitress.
* EmpoweredBadassNormal: She is a excellent fighter. With the addition of her sonic power, she is more badass.
* FightsLikeANormal: Her superpower is a bit too lethal to use against humans. Thankfully, she was trained by Wildcat, and is one of the League's best hand-to-hand fighters. Not to mention she can't use the Canary Cry for long--it's probably a good idea to conserve it. In "Double Date", she tries to use it for more than a few seconds against Mandragora. She can't take him down and winds up passing out.
* GoodIsNotNice: She acts like an AntiHero, but fights for the side of justice.
* HairOfGoldHeartOfGold: Rash and violent tendencies aside, she's ultimately a heroic and good person who fights for justice, and she certainly has a fitting shade of hair for this trope.
* HeadTurningBeauty: A few background events show that she's "noticed" by several League members. With Green Arrow, it's a CharacterArc.
* HypocriticalHumour: She expresses disdain for Huntress's romantic behaviour towards Question, but she can sometimes act that way herself around Green Arrow, though hers is a little more banter-like than flirtatious.
* InkSuitActor: She resembles a blonde version of her [[Creator/MorenaBaccarin voice actress]].
* JigglePhysics: Being one of the more well-endowed characters, she is prone to this in a few shots, like [[https://64.media.tumblr.com/5ed43a793815a2cfbaa71454d45a33ef/tumblr_n8znmbV9d01th1eqeo3_r1_250.gifv this one]].
* LegFocus: She wears fishnets that show off every inch of her long and toned yet shapely legs.
* MaleGaze: She tends to get subjected to these, mainly via camera shots that are focused on her curves, backside, and long shapely legs.
* MostCommonSuperpower: Some scenes place emphasis on the fact that she has a pretty big rack, and she's among the toughest women on the planet.
* MsFanservice: She's got it all; [[MostCommonSuperpower an impressive chest]], [[LegFocus shapely legs]], [[MaleGaze and the love and attention of the camera]].
* RedOniBlueOni: She's generally more impulsive and hot-headed than Green Arrow. She decides the only way to stop Wildcat from fighting is to take him on herself, forcing Arrow to make her pass out and take her place instead. When forced to guard Mandagora, it's Canary who ends up hitting him in the face and getting them forced outside. She drives her motorcycle very fast and recklessly, to the point where Green Arrow is visibly scared when riding on it with her, and when he saves them from colliding with a train, instead of thanking him, she gets angry and chastises him for letting her bike get wrecked.
* ReusedCharacterDesign: She was originally going to appear in ''WesternAnimation/TheNewBatmanAdventures'', but for whatever reason, those plans fell through. As a result, her character design was retooled into a character design for an incidental ([[https://dcanimated.com//WF/batman/tnba/episodes/11ultimatethrill/15.jpg an implied prostitute]]) in one ''New Batman Adventures'' episode, a background extra in the "Chase Me" short, and ''WesternAnimation/BatmanBeyondReturnOfTheJoker'', but that design was kept when she got to formally appear in ''Justice League''.
* SheFu: Downplayed. She can sometimes use a very agile and acrobatic moveset when fighting, but usually she only does this when she's fighting fodder and she can afford to showboat. When taking on a serious challenger like Huntress, she mostly sticks to a [[BoringButPractical simple but effective]] fighting style.
* SingleWomanSeeksGoodMan: She acts like a [[GoodIsNotNice bad girl]], but she's in love with [[TheHeart Green Arrow]].
* SuperScream: Her Canary Cry, an ultrasonic scream capable of anything from incapacitating an opponent to wrecking a building. However, sustaining the scream for long periods of time can leave her exhausted.
* TomboyAndGirlyGirl: The tomboy to Huntress's girly girl. Huntress wears more [[PinkMeansFeminine pink]] in contrast to Canary's [[BlueBoyPinkGirl blue]], employs an acrobatic fighting style and was quite dolled up while wearing a red dress in "Grudge Match". Meanwhile, despite also sometimes using her feminine wiles, Canary is personality-wise TheLadette. She's an adrenaline junkie, if the way she rides her motorcycle is any indication, and is a bit of a BloodKnight (being the one to goad Huntress into a cage fight at the end of said episode), and is grossed out by Huntress's flirty and sappy interaction with The Question in "Double Date". Downplayed as neither woman is overly masculine or feminine.
* TomboyWithAGirlyStreak: Dinah is an interesting case, as she's fairly feminine in appearance and wardrobe, wearing waitress stockings and a fair amount of make-up, and she's not above flaunting her stuff when it suits her, but personality-wise she's rather tomboyish. She [[BloodKnight seems to enjoy a good fight]] and is an excellent combatant in general, she [[WrenchWench built her own motorcycle]] which she also [[ThrillSeeker drives quite recklessly]] especially when in a pursuit. She also finds Huntress's flirtatious behaviour towards The Question [[SickeninglySweethearts to be quite off-putting]].
* ViolentlyProtectiveGirlfriend: She punched Mandragora when he makes a nasty insult against Green Arrow.
* VitriolicBestBuds: With Huntress after some initial...rivalries. In "Grudge Match", The Question even asks Huntress why she's so concerned about Black Canary's behaviour, considering their previous altercation involved Canary beating her up.
* WrenchWench: After her motorcycle is destroyed during a pursuit, she mentions she rebuilt it by hand.

[[folder:The Question]]
!!ComicBook/TheQuestion (Charles Szasz/Victor Sage)
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->'''Abilities:''' investigation, deductive skills, fighting prowess
->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/JeffreyCombs

->''"Few even think to ask the question..."''

The Question is a superhero and a member of the Justice League after the Thanagarian invasion. He has conspiracy theories and brilliant deductive skills. He uses a special flesh-colored mask that covered his face, along with a special yellow gas that could change the colors of his hair and clothing.

* AdaptationalWimp: In the comics he's considered one of the top martial artists in the DC universe, trained by ComicBook/RichardDragon (who jockeys for position with Lady Shiva as ''the'' best martial artist in DC comics). Here, while he is certainly a capable fighter, he's more known for his eccentricities and detective skills than for his combat abilities, and loses to Green Arrow (who is himself skilled, but nothing really special) in a hand-to-hand fight.
* AgentMulder: The guy believes that [[WhatTheHeckIsAnAglet aglets]] have a sinister purpose, and that topically applied fluoride renders teeth visible by [[SpySatellites spy satellite]]. [[ProperlyParanoid On the other hand]], he's proven to be a highly talented detective, either in spite of his paranoia or even perhaps ''because'' of it. For what it's worth, he ''did'' nail it with his theory about [[spoiler:Baskin Robbins' secret, hidden ''Flavor 32''.]]
* AntiHero: His interrogation techniques are similar to Batman's, but he's even more ruthless. Plus he had no problem with hunting down and killing Luthor without the League's knowledge if it kept the world safe from Armageddon and the League's reputation as heroes in tact.
* ArkhamsRazor: The entire reason Batman recruited him, as he notes in "The Doomsday Sanction." Even "The World's Greatest Detective" needs a [[BatDeduction tenuous connection]] to get results; Question has a unique ability to learn world-shattering secrets starting from ''absolutely nothing.''
-->'''Batman:''' I admit, [[{{Understatement}} he's wound a bit too tightly]]. But if anyone can find a hidden link from Luthor to Cadmus, he's the man.
* ArmorPiercingQuestion:
** He gets one on Superman when he confronts him with the possibility of a war between the League and Cadmus if Luthor became president, which Superman doesn't properly respond to:
--->'''Superman:''' We would never fight the government! \\
'''The Question:''' Not even if Luthor ''was'' the government?
** He has another extended exchange in "[[Recap/JusticeLeagueUnlimitedS2E10Flashpoint Flashpoint]]" where he discusses his attempt to murder Luthor:
--->'''The Question:''' I went to kill Luthor so that you wouldn't be able to.\\
'''Superman:''' [[ThouShaltNotKill That's not how we do]] things.\\
'''Question:''' How do we do things, Superman? Your counterpart killed Luthor, this Luthor is scheming to enrage you...\\
'''Superman:''' [[SelfDeprecation Doing a pretty good job of it.]]\\
'''The Question''': [[ScareCampaign Ruining your reputation]], turning your friends and comrades against you, creating a superpowered arms race, but you cannot succumb!\\
'''Superman:''' [[WideEyedIdealist I can shut down Cadmus]] without killing Luthor.\\
'''The Question:''' [[SillyRabbitIdealismIsForKids Carry on, then.]] If you're wrong, it's not like it's the end of the world, right?
* BadassBookworm: He is one of the greatest detectives in the ''DCAU'' and a TheChessmaster to boot and involves interrogating suspects and beating up their security detail.
* BadassLongcoat: In the time honored tradition of detectives, he wears one. The difference is that he's investigating super villians.
* BadassNormal: One of the 'non-supers' in the league. Justified as his talents are detective work, not super powers. Batman hints Vic may be the superior detective, in part due to his open mind. After all, Batman only considers ''sane'' theories, which - in a superhero universe - is [[TheCuckoolanderWasRight more of a limitation than it sounds]].
* BattleCouple: With Huntress. They casually discuss dating plans while kicking butt.
* TheBlank: His gadget hides everything on his face.
* BreakoutCharacter: He is one of the most popular characters in the ''Unlimited'' seasons.
* CarFu: He does this to a group of Darkseid's Parademons during the series finale. He even punches one out of his window.
* CatchPhrase: "Obvious, in hindsight."
* CloudCuckoolander: Comes with his status as the League's resident ConspiracyTheorist.
* CoatHatMask: His "power suit" consists of a blue overcoat, fedora, and that skin mask of his.
* ComicallyMissingThePoint: When Supergirl expresses shock that he goes through her trash he responds with a scoff and says, "Please. I go through ''everyone'''s trash."
* ConspiracyTheorist: The full extent of his theories have not been revealed, but he believes in [[TheConspiracy a single, all-encompassing cabal]] of powerful individuals [[AncientConspiracy who have ruled the earth since]] AncientEgypt, currently connected to such diverse phenomena as CropCircles and boy bands. He hasn't figured out how it all ties together, but he's convinced that it does. There is also a hidden background to the plastic tip on the end of shoelaces, [[WhatTheHeckIsAnAglet aglets]], [[MemeticMutation whose true purpose is]] ''[[MemeticMutation sinister]].''
-->'''Question:''' Topically applied fluoride doesn't prevent tooth decay. It does render teeth detectable by spy satellite.
* CrazySurvivalist: (Then again, he ''has'' [[ProperlyParanoid been right before...]])
-->'''Green Arrow:''' Does ''everything'' have a sinister motive in your world?\\
'''Question:''' Yours too. You just don't know it yet.
* CreepyMonotone: Used as often for comedic effect as gravitas. He sings a pop song while breaking into a research lab.
* DeadpanSnarker: Every time Green Arrow mocks his theories he has an appropriate zinger in response. He also trades barbs with his girlfriend during stake-outs.
* DemotedToExtra: He undergoes this to a certain extent after the Cadmus arc. He was still there, but he wasn't a big part of the plot anymore.
* DidntSeeThatComing: [[spoiler: He certainly didn't count on the fact that Luthor's presidential campaign is a complete fake, just to spite Superman. Nor that he would have super strength, though to be fair, Luthor himself didn't see that coming either.]]
* EntertaininglyWrong: Much like Rorschach in ''ComicBook/{{Watchmen}}'' he connects the dots and thinks he's latched on to the truth only to realize that he reasoned, understandably and plausibly, on wrong premises, [[spoiler:the League!Earth is not going to follow the Lord!Earth timeline, League!Supes would never break his one rule like Lords!Supes would and ultimately the real plot was Brainiac hijacking Luthor's body and mind for his own purposes and Luthor decides that he'd rather be a God. However, he was almost proven right, when Superman had, for one moment, intended to kill Luthor.]]
* EstablishingCharacterMoment: This exchange he has with Green Arrow and Supergirl tells you everything you need to know about the Question.
-->'''Green Arrow:''' Hold your horses. No one asked for more help. This whole trip must just prove that the kid shouldn't eat nachos before bed.\\
'''Question:''' Peanut butter sandwiches.\\
'''Supergirl:''' How did y--what, do you go through my trash?\\
'''Question:''' ''Please.'' I go through ''everyone's'' trash.
* {{Expy}}: To [[ComicBook/{{Watchmen}} Rorschach]]--which is weird, when Rorschach was originally an Expy of him. Question shares many of Rorschach's mannerisms and traits: a CombatPragmatist fighting style, poor hygiene, lackluster social skills, being widely viewed as a deranged weirdo by other heroes, and even his unmasked appearance, heavily-bruised and considered ugly, resembles Rorschach's. Like Rorschach, he also spends most of the story [[EntertaininglyWrong locked onto a hunch that turns out to have been wrong]] due to being tossed red herrings by a billionaire he ultimately loses badly to. That said, he does lack Rorschach's more genuinely unsavory elements: he's able to form a good relationship with a woman that is implied to be intimate, something ''[[MadonnaWhoreComplex completely]]'' [[HeManWomanHater beyond Rorschach]], and he never brings up his political views beyond a suggestion that he, like most of Ditko's characters, leans towards Randian objectivism.
* TheFaceless: Complete with DramaticUnmask in "Flashpoint".
* FailedASpotCheck: Dismisses Huntress's concerns about Black Canary in the episode "Grudge Match" only for her suspicions to turn out to be right on the money. Just goes to show that even the Question is fallible.
* TheFatalist: As a nod to how his creator Steve Ditko envisoned him, he cites the Law of Identity as part of his reasoning why he believes that the League will eventually become like the Justice Lords if Luthor ever became president regardless of assertions to the contrary.
-->'''Question:''' Everything that exists has a specific nature. Each entity exists as something in particular and has characteristics that are part of what it is. "A" is "A". And no matter what reality he calls home, Luthor '''''is''''' Luthor.
* TheFriendNobodyLikes: His lone wolf nature and {{Cloudcuckoolander}} sensibility gives him this status among the Justice League. Especially given his conspiracy theorist tendencies and creepier behaviors like going through the trash of his fellow League members.
** When Batman announces that he's put him in charge of anti-Cadmus research, the rest of the seven, which includes Superman and Martian Manhunter complain and groan - and Batman, of all people, admits that the Question is "wound a little too tight".
** He and Green Arrow do tend to partner up a lot, since their power level and skill sets suit them to investigation work. Arrow isn't always thrilled about it, but he's willing to go along.
** Superman attempts to avert this in his usual way, even if the Question constantly rebukes what he has to say, Clark does his best to reassure him that his view of things won't come to pass, but the Question stubbornly refuses to change what he thinks.
* GoMadFromTheRevelation: [[spoiler: When he learns all about the Justice Lords]]. While he was already eccentric, he becomes noticeably more unstable in response to this discovery.
* GoodCannotComprehendEvil: He is usually good at avoiding this, but he fails to realize [[spoiler: how [[EvilIsPetty petty]] Luthor truly was]].
* GoodIsNotNice: Unlike the League, he has no problems with murdering people to ensure they won't be a problem in the future.
* GreatDetective: He's just as good as a detective as Batman is if not better. After all, Batman trusted him to find the link between Cadmus and Luthor instead of doing it himself.
* HiddenHeartOfGold: The Question is incredibly cynical, paranoid, and intrusive as a person, rarely caring what someone else thinks about his methods. But despite it all, the Question does care about the others: He helps Huntress with her personal vendetta purely because he liked her, rather than the promise of Cadmus info she offered. And while he ultimately attempts to kill Luthor so that there isn't a repeat of the Justice Lords, he does so in a manner to ensure the rest of the League won't be dragged down with him, and specifically cites that Superman's legacy, a man he had been on edge about and extremely doubtful of, will remain intact.
* InformedAttractiveness: Or lack thereof. Question admits upon being unmasked that Huntress was correct in her assumption that he was ugly. This is despite the fact he appears pretty standard for male superheroes in the style of the DCAU.
** This may be an homage to ''ComicBook/{{Watchmen}}'''s Rorschach, who was inspired by The Question. Rorschach is also a paranoid conspiracist detective who's unpopular with other heroes, and also has red hair (Question dyes it black) and is considered ugly by others.
* ImprovisedWeapon: The Question does not carry weapons, and trusts to the environment to provide defense and distraction. Notable examples include a potted plant, a computer monitor, a bedpan and a [[PineappleSurprise grenade belt]]. He fully intended to assassinate Lex Luthor with his ''tie''.
* IUhYouToo: Finds it a bit difficult to properly confess his feelings for Huntress.
* LighterAndSofter: This incarnation is more like Steve Ditko's Question, albeit one with a less stringent morality.
* LonelyTogether: Implied to be the bedrock of his relationship with Huntress. He was the only one who tried to help her resolve her personal vendettas and actually treats her respectfully, mainly because he's also seen as a crazed loner AntiHero who doesn't play nice with other members of the League.
* MadeOfIron: Gets captured and tortured by Cadmus for a while: he holds out, and within a few hours of his rescue he's back in the thick of things.
* ManchurianAgent: The eighth issue of the ''ComicBook/JusticeLeagueUnlimited'' tie-in comic has him be used as a secretly brainwashed infiltrator by an unknown party (revealed to be [[spoiler:Brain Storm]]). He's so paranoid that he winds up figuring himself out before he can actually do any damage.
* MellowFellow: Never gets angry and rarely breaks his CreepyMonotone, no matter what happens. [[spoiler:Well, there was that time he discovered info about the Justice Lords...]]
* NecessarilyEvil: Tries to invoke this against Luthor to ensure that the Justice Lords don't happen in their world by killing him before it could happen.
* NervesOfSteel: For a hero with no real powers, it takes guts to stand up to Galatea - who's as strong as Supergirl and more than capable of murder at her slightest whim - and tell her to ''kill him'' to prove his point. (And let his teammate get an open shot at her.)
* NotSoAboveItAll: He awkwardly admits to Huntress at the end of ''Double Date'' that he went along with her plans because he found her attractive.
* ObfuscatingStupidity: While he is very much a crackpot, The Question is also far sharper than he lets on. His detective skills are actually on par with Batman's - if not ''better'', as Batman has problems with ArbitrarySkepticism despite his best efforts; oddities such as Supergirl's [[spoiler:{{Psychic Dreams|For Everyone}} and CloneAngst]] tend to throw him off, while Vic is essentially [[Literature/ThePuppetMasters a Heinlein detective]]; able to reason logically with unfamiliar, hard-to-believe facts as easily as with the commonplace.
* OddFriendship: With Green Arrow, his off-on investigating partner, who is an archer and basically his AgentScully.
* OfficialCouple: With Huntress, who becomes his girlfriend and also an investigation partner.
* PlausibleDeniability: Invoked. He knows that if he kills Luthor, nobody will blame the League...because the Question's a well known nutjob, who even the League just about ''tolerates''.
* ThePowerOfTrust: One JLU comic book had a story where the paranoid Question tries to find which member of the League had planted a bomb. He refuses help from the other heroes since he distrusts all of them. It turned out to have been done by himself, under a villain's mind control. Obviously AnAesop about the fact that sometimes you just ''have'' to trust others. Extra points for having The Question rescued by ComicBook/MartianManhunter, his prime suspect.
* ProperlyParanoid: Often times his suspicions are confirmed. There ''was'' a secret thirty-second flavor.
* RightForTheWrongReasons: Either he's the world champion at this particular trope, or there really is a centuries-long, absolutely secret military/industrial conspiracy linking boy bands, {{crop circles}}, the 32nd flavor at Baskin-Robbins, actors being elected to public office, [[GirlScoutsAreEvil the Girl Scouts]], and...much, much more.
* SanitySlippage: Admittedly not particularly stable to begin with; he gets much worse in his realization that YouCantFightFate.
* TheSoulsaver: He stops Helena from killing Mandagora, since it would mean that she would put his son Edgar through the same trauma she went through. This is also why he [[spoiler:decides to kill Luthor, rather than risk Superman doing it one day. Taking Luthor's life, or any life, would ruin Superman personally and morally, but the Question feels that he, as "a well-known crackpot", can bear that burden better and keep the League's reputation in tact]].
* SoundtrackDissonance: Pumps a guy for information while blasting generic pop music.
* StrongGirlSmartGuy: With Huntress, as he mainly does detective work while she acts as the muscle.
* TeamMemberInTheAdaptation: Vic was usually more of a loner in the comics, but here he's part of the League.
* WhatTheHeckIsAnAglet: "The plastic tips at the end of shoelaces are called aglets. Their true purpose is ''sinister''."
* WhoShotJFK: According to Question: "There ''was'' a magic bullet. It was forged by Illuminati mystics to prevent us from learning ''the truth''!"

[[folder:Metamorpho]]
!!{{ComicBook/Metamorpho}} (Rex Mason)
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->'''Abilities:''' self-transmutation into any element or combination of elements, shapeshifting, United States Marine Corps military training
->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/TomSizemore
->'''Appearances:''' ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague''

Rex Mason is a former Marine who served with John Stewart before becoming an executive at Stagg Enterprises. After revealing to his boss Simon Stagg that he was leaving the company and marrying his daughter Sapphire, Stagg set him up to be exposed to a mutagen as a test subject for his "Metamorpho" project. He's later considered for membership in the League after Superman is seemingly disintegrated by Toyman before finally joining it during the League's expansion after the Thanagarian invasion.

* BlessedWithSuck: Mason's powers come bundled with a freakish appearance.
* DemotedToExtra: He had a two part episode dedicated to him in the first season. After that, he's usually just seen in the background without any speaking lines.
* FashionableAsymmetry: His default form.
* HairTodayGoneTomorrow: Rex used to have a full head of hair. But when he became Metamorpho, Rex is now bald.
* HiddenDepths: Despite the front he puts on, he actually looks up to his friend John Stewart and wishes that he too could be a hero.
* NighInvulnerable: His powers allow him to change his chemical make up to avoid taking damage.
* UglyGuyHotWife: {{Downplayed|Trope}}. He and Sapphire are engaged and the trope took into effect after his accident (Rex was quite the looker before it), Sapphire doesn't seem to mind though.
* UnderwearOfPower: In his default human appearance, Metamorpho is naked except for his underwear of power -- which therefore are presumably ''part of his body''.
* VoluntaryShapeshifting

[[folder:Orion]]
!![[ComicBook/NewGods Orion]]
->See his entry [[Characters/SupermanTheAnimatedSeriesAllies here]].
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Captain Atom]]
!!ComicBook/CaptainAtom (Nathaniel Adams)
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->'''Abilities:''' Super strength, flight, invulnerability, energy projection, incorporeal survival beyond 'death'
->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/GeorgeEads ("Initiation") and Creator/ChrisCox ("The Greatest Story Never Told" onward)
->'''Appearances:''' ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague Unlimited'' | ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueVsTheFatalFive''[[note]]Appears as a statue only.[[/note]]

A former captain in the United States Air Force: an experiment reduced him to a sentient cloud of nuclear radiation, and he now inhabits a human-shaped containment suit. In addition to [[FlyingBrick the typical powers]], he can both generate and absorb any kind of radiation.

* AdaptationalWimp: His comic book counterpart is a PhysicalGod with almost unmatched powers to manipulate any kind of energy and being borderline unkillable. Here, he goes down against Superman.
* TheCameo: In ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueVsTheFatalFive'', a statue of him appears in the superhero museum in the 31st century.
* {{Determinator}}: [[spoiler:In "Flashpoint", he stubbornly fights Superman despite both of them knowing that he is less powerful and could never win in a one-on-one match. Superman is then forced to beat him into submission.]]
* EnergyBeings: There's just a luminous, deadly cloud inside that robotic-looking shell.
* FireForgedFriends: With Green Arrow. Despite their different ideals, they're close friends by the end of the series.
%%* FlyingBrick
* FaceHeelTurn: Cadmus manipulates him into a FaceHeelTurn by way of his Air Force commission in the second season of ''Unlimited''. He returns to supporting the League as soon as those orders are countermanded.
* GoingCritical: If anything ruptures that suit, things will get ''bad'' for the Captain, and much worse for anybody nearby.
* TheGoodCaptain: And he earned that rank, too. It does cause some problems when his loyalty to the military conflicts with his loyalty to the Justice League.
* HeelFaceTurn: [[spoiler:When Cadmus attacks the Watchtower, he chooses to fight alongside his fellow heroes again.]]
* LawfulStupid: See MyCountryRightOrWrong.
* ManOfKryptonite: He can emit ''any'' kind of radiation. [[spoiler:While fighting Superman in "Flashpoint", he replicates the 'red sun' energy signature that slowly drains Superman's powers: he might have been able to replicate real Kryptonite instead, but he was not fighting to kill - just to win]].
* MyCountryRightOrWrong: [[spoiler:Eiling reactivates his commission to the Air Force, resulting in his FaceHeelTurn when he attacks Superman to keep him from rescuing Question instead of trying to see if Superman was justified in his actions first]].
* MythologyGag: In "Task Force X", he and Plastique have two interactions. In the comics during the '90's, the two were [[DatingCatwoman romantically involved and even got married]] (although it received complaints from fans that their romance was [[StrangledByTheRedString mostly informed than shown]]).
* TheStoic: He's curt and clipped in his speech, and usually prefers receiving orders to making speeches.

[[folder:Vixen]]
!!{{ComicBook/Vixen}} (Mari [=McCabe=])
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->'''Abilities:''' animal ability replication
->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/GinaTorres
->'''Appearances:''' ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague Unlimited'' | ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueVsTheFatalFive''[[note]]Appears as a statue only.[[/note]]

->''"What makes you think I know anything about the jungle? I live in a loft in Chelsea."''

Vixen (Mari [=McCabe=]) is a member of the Justice League after the Thanagarian invasion. In her civilian life, she is a fashion model. She also dated John Stewart after Hawkgirl resigned from the league. Vixen is in possession of a mystical amulet, that, upon being touched, allows her to mimic the abilities of any animal of her choice, all without changing her form.

* AnimalThemedSuperBeing: A vixen is a female fox, and she has the ability to take on the abilities of any animal she can think of, such as the strength of an elephant or the speed of a cheetah.
* BattleAura: Whenever she taps into her totem's power, the animal chosen briefly appears as an incorporeal or astral projection.
* BeautyEqualsGoodness: She's kindhearted and caring, and works as a model.
* BrainwashedAndCrazy: In "Grudge Match", she is mind-controlled along with other female Leaguers to fight in Roulette's underground ring.
* TheCameo: In ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueVsTheFatalFive'', a statue of her appears in the superhero museum in the 31st century.
* ImaginationBasedSuperpower: If Vixen can picture an animal doing it, then she can do it too. While her most common powers are the speed of a cheetah and the strength of an elephant, she also demonstrates remarkable creativity with some other choices, such as the kicking strength of a donkey or the constricting "hug" of an anaconda.
* LogicalWeakness: While the Tantu Totem grants her the power of animal she chooses, she's still a human being, and so any animal ability based on particular anatomy (such as a bird's wings) is out of her reach.
* LoveTriangle: She's involved in one with with John and Hawkgirl.
* MaleGaze: There are lots of shots focused on her toned backside and bust, which are often specifically emphasized in her scenes.
* TheMissusAndTheEx: Gets put on a team with Hawkgirl for a space mission, which makes John Stewart very anxious. They end up getting along very well and by the mission's end, swap embarrassing stories about John.
* MostCommonSuperPower: She has a very large bust.
* MsFanservice: She's got it all, and it comes with being a model.
* MutuallyExclusivePowerups: She can use only one ability at a time.
* NavelDeepNeckline: Just like her comic book counterpart, she wears a form-fitting orange body suit with a long neckline that reaches her navel as her superhero uniform.
* NiceGirl: Sexiness and bigotry aside, she's really sweet, caring, kindhearted and compassionate.
* NobleBigot: Despite her romantic rivalry and her grievances against her for being part of the Thanagarian invasion, she still collaborates with Hawkgirl like a teammate.
* PowersViaPossession: Vixen was in possession of a mystical amulet, that upon being touched, allowed her to mimic the abilities of any animal of her choice all without changing her form. Her powers did have restrictions though; she did seem to be incapable of mimicking animals that could fly.
* RomanticFalseLead: For John. By the end of the show, John Stewart's relationship with Vixen is treated respectably enough that, even when Shayera learns of her and John's future offspring Warhawk, John still refuses to leave Vixen (who is actually injured at that time) instantly simply because destiny says otherwise. He will instead wait for everything to happen between the three of them organically (and presumably post-series finale, if the fact that Rex/Warhawk is Shayera and John's Kid from the Future says something). Shayera, though logically not happy, more or less accepts his decision and, instead of complaining, she goes have a talk with Batman (so he can tell her about Warhawk).
* StatuesqueStunner: It comes with being a professional model in her downtime.
* VitriolicBestBuds: Vixen ends up befriending Shayera, even saving her life at some point, and Shayera doesn't make too much of a fuss at their relationship despite the unspoken, though sometimes blatantly hinted-at, tensions still existing.

[[folder:Hawk & Dove]]
!!ComicBook/HawkAndDove (Hank and Don Hall)
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->'''Abilities:''' Enhanced strength and agility, low level super-speed
->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/FredSavage (Hawk), Creator/JasonHervey (Dove)
->'''Appearances:''' ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague Unlimited''

Hawk & Dove are a pair of brothers who are a team of superheroes and members of the Justice League.

* AdaptationalBadass: In the Silver Age comics, Don/Dove is an ActualPacifist who refused to fight and was often afraid. Here, he's still a pacifist but he uses physical combat and is not afraid to go up against threats.
* ADayInTheLimeLight: "Hawk and Dove" is their spotlight and only significant episode.
* BashBrothers: Very rarely are they seen apart.
* BigBrotherInstinct: At the end of the day, Hawk loves his little brother and desperately tries to stop him from facing off against the Annihilator.
* BrainsAndBrawn: Hawk's the brawn, Dove's the brains.
* CastingGag: Hank/Hawk and Don/Dove voiced by the same actor who played Kevin and Wayne Arnold on ''Series/TheWonderYears'', Creator/FredSavage and Jason Hervey respectively. In a twist, they voiced the opposite character they played in ''TWY'' though, Savage, who played the meek Kevin, voiced the HotBlooded Hank, whereas Hervey, who played the abrasive Wayne, voiced Don the TechnicalPacifist.
* DemotedToExtra: Both after "Hawk and Dove", but Hawk is shown in more fight scenes than Dove, particularly in "Dark Heart" and "Panic In The Sky".
* HotBlooded: Hawk, as the aggressive fighter.
* RedOniBlueOni: Hawk is the red to Dove's blue.
* SharedFamilyQuirks: They're both DeadpanSnarker types.
* SiblingYinYang: By the very nature of their powers, they're this.
* StrawmanPolitical: Hawk is a conservative and Dove is a liberal, but they're both limited to generic talking points like Dove wanting to have everyone give peace a chance and Hawk being pro-military.
* TechnicalPacifist: Dove. He will not kill and disapproves of violence. [[BewareTheNiceOnes This means he doesn't start fights: but he does finish them.]]

[[folder:Mister Miracle]]
!!Mister Miracle
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->'''Abilities:''' Superhuman strength, stamina, durability, flight (using Aero Disks), mastery of escape artistry
->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/IoanGruffudd (adult), Creator/ZackShada (young)
->'''Appearances:''' ''WesternAnimation/BatmanBeyond'', ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague Unlimited''

Scott Free was the son of Highfather traded to Darkseid for Orion as part of the peace treaty between New Genesis and Apokolips. After several attempts to escape from Apokolips, he eventually succeeded, along with his wife, Barda, and the two became heroes on Earth.
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* ArchEnemy: He considers Granny Goodness to be his.
* BatmanGambit: Pulls an impressive one on Granny Goodness with [[spoiler:J'onn's help. Predicting that Granny will refuse to return Oberon after he delivers Kalibak to her, he has J'onn disguise himself as Kalibak and read Oberon's location from her mind, so the Flash can rescue him.]]
* BattleCouple: With Big Barda.
* CharlesAtlasSuperpower: {{Zigzagged|Trope}}. His superhuman strength is a result of being a New God, but his ability to escape [[DeathTrap death traps]]? He practiced by trying to escape Granny Goodness's orphanage.
* {{Determinator}}: Withstood growing up as a ward of [[TortureTechnician Granny Goodness]] without having his will broken.
* ExpressiveMask: Wears one that covers his whole face.
* HappilyMarried: To Big Barda.
* TinyGuyHugeGirl: The tiny guy to Barda's huge girl. Granted, he's not ''that'' much smaller than her, but it's enough to be notable.

[[folder:Big Barda]]
!!Big Barda
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->'''Abilities:''' Superhuman strength, stamina, durability, Female Furies combat training
->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/FarrahForke
->'''Appearances:''' ''WesternAnimation/BatmanBeyond'', ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague Unlimited''

Big Barda is a New God from Apokolips who is married to Mister Miracle and would later become a member of the Justice League.

[[Characters/BatmanBeyond See here for more info]].
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* BattleCouple: With Mister Miracle, her partner in magic shows and crime-fighting.
* TheBigGirl: Brawn usually comes before brain with her.
* BerserkButton: Granny Goodness evokes pure anger from her.
* DarkAndTroubledPast: She was one of Granny's Female Furies.
* HappilyMarried: To Mister Miracle.
* HotBlooded: Whew boy.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: She's bull-headed and rather bitchy, but she has it where it counts.
* {{Stripperific}}: When not wearing her battle armor she shows quite a bit of skin.
* {{Tsundere}}: She has shades of this towards Scott, but they still have a very loving relationship.

[[folder:Vigilante]]
!!ComicBook/{{Vigilante}} (Gregory Sanders)
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->'''Abilities:''' Gunfighter, expert driver... student starship driver
->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/MichaelRosenbaum ("Task Force X"), Creator/NathanFillion ("Hunter's Moon" onward)

->''"You had best watch what you say about Mr. Clint Eastwood."''

Vigilante is a gunman hero garbed as a cowboy, and member of the expanded Justice League.

* ATeamFiring: He can't hit the broadside of the barn if the episode needs him to. Shayera lampshades this.
-->'''Shayera:''' Can you even see where you're shooting at!?
* BadassBiker: He uses a bike for transportation.
* BadassNormal: No powers other than guns, a lasso, skill, tenacity and sheer bravery.
* {{Cowboy}}: His whole theme.
* DayInTheLimelight: He gets a bit more Screentime in "Hunter's Moon" and "Patriot Act".
* {{Fanboy}}: Of Creator/ClintEastwood. He even says to Shining Knight to watch what he says about his character in ''Film/DirtyHarry'', if he wants to keep watching movies at his room.
* FantasticRacism: Towards Thanagarians for torturing him during the invasion, to a point he addresses Hawkgirl by this name as a FantasticSlur. He also called the Thanagarians "filthy hawks".
* GunsAkimbo: He wields a pair of revolvers as his standard weapons.
* TheGunslinger: In keeping with his Old West theme.
* HeterosexualLifePartners: With Shining Knight.
* ImprobableAimingSkills: Zigzagged. While he is a skilled gunman, he prefers shooting several bullets at once rather than making precision shots, ensuring that at least one bullet will hit its mark.
* NobleBigot: Despite his FantasticRacism against the Thanagarians for the invasion and torturing and against Hawkgirl for her participation, he still cooperates with the latter.
* OddFriendship: One's a modern-day vigilante with a fondness for cowboys, the other is an Arthurian knight FishOutOfTemporalWater who still clings to his culture even if he's not in the right era. How they managed to strike a {{Bromance}} is anybody's guess, but probably stems from them both being ComicBook/SevenSoldiersOfVictory members in the comics.
* PrimaryColorChampion: Vigilante's heroic outfit consists of a white cowboy hat, white pants, a long-sleeved blue t-shirt, and a red bandanna.
* RevolversAreJustBetter: His favorite weapons, keeping with his Cowboy theme. If "Hunter's Moon" is to be believed, it seems he uses [[FamilyFriendlyFirearms Laser Cartridges]].
* ThoseTwoGuys: With Shining Knight.
* TragicBigot: Given that he was tortured during the Thangarian invasion, it can be understandable why he viewed them as "filthy hawks".

[[folder:Shining Knight]]
!!Shining Knight (Sir Justin)
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->'''Abilities:''' Fighting abilities with sword and hand-to-hand; enchanted arms and armor
->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/ChrisCox

A knight of Arthur's court thrown into the present.

* AbsurdlySharpBlade: His enchanted sword has exceptional cutting capabilities. It even manages to wound the monstrous General Eiling during their fight, albeit superficially.
* BadassNormal: Other than having magical weapons, he has no superpowers.
* BlingOfWar: His Chain mail is completely covered in gold and can withstand quite the beating.
* {{Determinator}}: He was fighting a mutated and transformed General Eiling and refused to give in no matter how badly the General hurt him.
-->'''General Eiling:''' You can't win.\\
'''Shining Knight:''' [[BadassCreed I'll die as befits a knight: Defending the weak!]]
** After the fight he's rushed off to the emergency room...but insists on stopping first to thank [[BadassBystander the people who ended the struggle]].
* FishOutOfTemporalWater: He doesn't particularly ''want'' to adapt to the twenty-first century, which he considers a time of weak morals.
* HairOfGoldHeartOfGold: While he usually wears a helmet, it gets knocked off during his fight with General Eiling and he's revealed to be blonde.
* HeterosexualLifePartners: With Vigilante.
* OddFriendship: One's an Arthurian knight FishOutOfTemporalWater, while the other is a modern-day vigilante cowboy. How they became best friends is anybody's guess...
* KnightInShiningArmor: Obviously.
* SecretTestOfCharacter: In ''Patriot Act'', he recounts the story of when Arthur gave him one of these by giving him an immoral order (destroying a village) to test his conviction to be good over lawful. Much to his frustration, [[DramaticallyMissingThePoint General Eiling completely misses the point]] and thinks that he made the wrong choice by refusing the order, even when Shining Knight tries to make it clear that his disobedience was what Arthur had wanted all along.
* ThoseTwoGuys: With Vigilante.

[[folder:S.T.R.I.P.E.]]
!![[ComicBook/StarsAndSTRIPE S.T.R.I.P.E.]] (Pat Dugan)
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->'''Abilities:''' Normal human; mechanized suit provides flight, invulnerability, super-strength, beam and missile weaponry
->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/PhilLaMarr

Stargirl's stepfather, Pat Dugan...or more precisely, S.T.R.I.P.E., the codename for the bulky, clunky-looking PoweredArmor that he fights crime with.

* BadassFamily: With Stargirl, his stepdaughter.
* BadassNormal: He's a normal man with a badass piece of PoweredArmor.
* CoolOldGuy: If it weren't for Wildcat, he'd probably be the oldest guy on the team.
* DeadpanSnarker: He only really got lines during "Chaos at the Earth's Core", but this seems to be his favored means of bursting Stargirl's self-importance.
-->'''Pat:''' If I was you, I wouldn't talk behind somebody's back when they got ''super-hearing.''
* PoweredArmor: Starts off as more of a MiniMecha before gradually becoming more like this in the final season.
* RedOniBlueOni: He is the Blue to Stargirl's red-oni tendencies.
* ThoseTwoGuys: With Stargirl, although the episodes that include them tend to focus on her.

[[folder:Stargirl]]
!![[ComicBook/StargirlDCComics Stargirl]] (Courtney Whitmore)
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->'''Abilities:''' Normal human: power staff supplies flight, telekinesis and energy projection
->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/GiselleLoren

Stargirl is a member of the Justice League, who joined the League sometime after the Thanagarian invasion alongside S.T.R.I.P.E her partner/step-father.

* AlphaBitch: [[PlayingWithATrope Sort of.]] She's vain and fame seeking, has a large sense of entitlement, and mocks and belittles those around her to ease her own feelings... but she does go out there and risk her life regularly for the public good.
* BadassFamily: With S.T.R.I.P.E., her stepfather.
* BadassNormal: All of Stargirl's powers are actually derived from her Cosmic Staff; she has no superpowers of her own. And let's face it, how many teenage girls, if granted a weapon that fired energy blasts and enabled them to fly, would use the weapon to fight supervillains?
* BrattyTeenageDaughter: In addition to the AlphaBitch traits mentioned above, S.T.R.I.P.E. is in fact her stepdad and partner.
* CharacterDevelopment: Over the course of "Chaos at the Earth's Core", she comes to respect Supergirl and ultimately saves her life. By the end of the episode, the two seem to be starting a friendship, with each of them complaining to the other about their respective [[MyBelovedSmother overprotective relatives]].
** By "Patriot Act", she's more concerned with the lives of civilians than her own heroics. When the newly-monstrous General Eiling attacks, she captures him in a lasso of energy and immediately starts flying away to minimize damage: "We're taking this somewhere else! Haven't you ever heard of innocent bystanders?"
* ClothesMakeTheSuperman: She gets her powers from her cosmic staff, which allows her to fly, direct telekinesis, and shoot beams of energy.
* DrivenByEnvy: She gets very jealous upon seeing Supergirl's popularity in Japan.
* {{Flight}}: She wields a cosmic staff that enabled her to fly.
* GloryHound: While she usually means well, she is fame seeking, and believes her heroics deserve more recognition.
* HeadbuttingHeroes: With Supergirl in "Chaos at the Earth's Core" though by the end of the episode, they've formed a tentative sort-of friendship.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: She may be a bit bratty, but she cares about helping people and has no patience for evil.
* KidHero: In the comics, Stargirl debuted as a 16-year-old kid. While her age isn't explicitly stated in JLU, she lives with her stepdad and is drawn as a teenage girl. The tie-in comics establish that she is indeed still a teenager and attends high school.
* LeeroyJenkins: Her impetuosity sometimes gets the best of her performance.
* LittleMissBadass: The youngest member of the league after Billy Batson, but fights giant monsters, supervillains, and alien invasions without pause.
* PrimaryColorChampion: Stargirl's heroic outfit consists of a mixture of red, white, and blue.
* TeamMemberInTheAdaptation: Courtney and Pat were more associated with the Justice Society in the comics, but here they're part of the League thanks to the absence of the Society.
* ThoseTwoGuys: When she appears, she's with S.T.R.I.P.E..
* TookALevelInKindness: She does become nicer over time.

[[folder:Supergirl]]
!!{{ComicBook/Supergirl}} (Kara Kent/Kara In-Ze)
->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/NicholleTom
See [[Characters/SupermanTheAnimatedSeriesMainCharacters here]] for more information.

[[folder:Booster Gold]]
!!ComicBook/BoosterGold (Michael Jon "Booster" Carter)
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->'''Abilities:''' Twenty-fifth century education; suit provides flight, invulnerability, possibly other abilities
->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/TomEverettScott (Booster Gold, ''Justice League Unlimited''), Creator/BruceTimm (Booster Gold, ''Batman and Harley Quinn''), and Creator/BillyWest (Skeets)
->'''Appearances:''' ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague Unlimited'' | ''WesternAnimation/BatmanAndHarleyQuinn''[[note]]Voice only[[/note]]

Booster Gold is a shamelessly self-promoting superhero from the year 2462, who travled to the present and became a member of the Justice League after the Thanagarian invasion. Accompanied by his RobotBuddy Skeets who usually tries to balance out Michael's grandstanding behavior while aiding him.

* AllegedLookalikes: He frequently gets confused for Green Lantern, much to his annoyance and confusion. Even ignoring their ethnicities being different, ''their costumes aren't even the same color.''
* AttentionWhore: He might be a hero, but he clearly wants people to know who he is just as much as he wants to save them.
* BreakoutCharacter: His ADayInTheLimelight episode leads to him being an AscendedExtra in ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheBraveAndTheBold'' (which leads to him also being featured in ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueAction'').
%%* ButtMonkey
* CharacterDevelopment:
** After "The Greatest Story Never Told", he seems to abandon his grandstanding and adopts a professional commitment to helping others.
** Notably, despite previously being sidelined to minimal roles, he takes an active role in repelling the Dark Heart, providing disaster relief in New Mexico after the fusion cannon is fired, repels the attack of the cloned Ultimen on the Watchtower II, and answered the League's call to arms when Darkseid's forces invaded.
* ClothesMakeTheSuperman: All of his superpowers come from his costume and equipment.
* CreatorCameo: Bruce Timm voices his vocal cameo in ''Batman and Harley Quinn''.
* CrouchingMoronHiddenBadass: When he's not seeking glory, he can be a pretty good superhero if he tries hard enough.
* ADayInTheLimelight: The only episode to really focus on him is "The Greatest Story Never Told".
* DeadpanSnarker: It's so habitual that even his ''robot'' has started picking up the habit.
* EarnYourHappyEnding: In the end, he was willing to risk his own life to put an end to the menace. He eventually succeeded, and even though this deed didn't grant him his wanted mega-fame, it did earn him admiration (and possibly something more) from Dr. Simmons, who saw the heroism in him when he was no longer capable of seeing it himself.
* {{Flight}}: Not exceptional in the League, although judging by his ability to escape gravity wells, he can generate a ''lot'' of thrust.
* TheFriendNobodyLikes: Downplayed. The founding members of the League aren't blind to his antics and treat him accordingly, though other Leaguers seem to accept him (though are also aware of his glory-seeking) if his background appearances are any indication.
* GlorySeeker: Although he promoted himself as a fighter for justice, in reality, he left the future in pursuit of mega-fame and fortune.
* TheGreatestStoryNeverTold: It's even [[TropeNamer the title of the episode]]. While the others are busy with an evil wizard, Booster Gold is sucked into dealing single-handed with a catastrophe indirectly caused by the offscreen battle. The others never get to know about this.
* InferioritySuperiorityComplex: For however big his ego may be, he's aware that he's not well-liked among more prominent heroes and is relatively unknown to the public. We get a glimpse of his low self-esteem in the climax of his episode, where he cracks from the TraumaCongaLine and confesses to Dr. Simmons that he was a loser back home too and it's part of why he went back to the past to try to become rich and famous.
* ItsAllAboutMe: Lessened, at least temporarily, by his deep sense of failure near the end of "The Greatest Story Never Told".
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: A narcissist, but - deep inside - a hero.
* RobotBuddy: Skeets.
%%* SmallNameBigEgo
* SureLetsGoWithThat: In the tie-in comics, Kara mentions that when Booster debuted, he originally wanted to use something else as his superhero name (likely Goldstar, per [[SchrodingersCanon as that's what he wanted in comics]]), but stumbled over his words and said his nickname instead. Apparently, the news spread word of it before he could object.
* ThoseTwoGuys: In the tie-in comics with Blue Beetle.
* TimeTravel: He travelled to the past to seek glory as a superhero.
* TimeTravelForFunAndProfit: In the comics, this is purposely invoked (he actually has a deeper reason to act like a pompous buffoon abusing time travel). Not clear if this is the case in the animated version.
* TraumaCongaLine: During the events of "The Greatest Story Never Told". It's not clear if he's always a ButtMonkey or if this is an incredibly bad day for him.

[[folder:Mister Terrific]]
!!ComicBook/MisterTerrific (Michael Holt)
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->'''Abilities:''' Super-intelligence: inventions provide additional powers
->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/MichaelBeach (''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague Unlimited''), Creator/KevinMichaelRichardson (''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueVsTheFatalFive'')
->'''Appearances:''' ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague Unlimited'' | ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueVsTheFatalFive''

Mr. Terrific is a member of the Justice League who joined sometime after the Thanagarian invasion.

* AscendedExtra:
** He was only TheCameo prior to ''Unlimited'' Season 2, where he then became the League's new main MissionControl after J'onn takes a leave of absence in "To Another Shore".
** After spending ''Unlimited'' as a MissionControl, he gets to see action as a main character in ''Vs. The Fatal Five''.
* GeniusBruiser: Uses his T-Spheres for power and is able to outsmart Luthor. He's considered to be one of the three smartest people on Earth by Batman (WordOfGod is that he's in third place, and it is confirmed in the show that Luthor is in first place).
* TheLeader: [[DownplayedTrope Not so much.]] He's MissionControl and in charge of League deployments, but not being a founding member, he lacks J'onn's moral and disciplinary authority.
* LivingProp: Although a super-genius would be very useful in planning planet-wide superhero logistics, Mr. Terrific gets almost no focus until late in the series, when somebody has to take over MissionControl.
* MissionControl: After J'onn takes a leave of absence.

[[folder:Steel]]
!!{{ComicBook/Steel}} (John Henry Irons)
->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/MichaelDorn, Creator/PhilLaMarr
See [[Characters/SupermanTheAnimatedSeriesAllies here]] for more information.

[[folder:Doctor Fate]]
!!ComicBook/DoctorFate (Kent Nelson)
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->'''Abilities:''' Expert sorceror; helmet provides immense magical abilities, exact limits unknown
->'''Voiced by:''' George [=DelHoyo=], Creator/OdedFehr
->'''Appearances:''' ''WesternAnimation/SupermanTheAnimatedSeries'' | ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague'' | ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueVsTheFatalFive''[[note]]Appears as a statue only.[[/note]]

Doctor Fate is a powerful magic user who joined the Justice League sometime after the Thanagarian invasion. He and Superman knew each other prior to the series.

See [[Characters/SupermanTheAnimatedSeriesAllies here]] for more information.

[[folder:Zatanna]]
!![[ComicBook/{{Zatanna}} Zatanna Zatara]]
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->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/JulieBrown (''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries''), Creator/StacieRandall (''WebAnimation/GothamGirls''), Creator/JenniferHale (''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague'', "This Little Piggy"), Creator/JulietLandau (''Justice League Unlimited'', "The Balance"[[note]] Uncredited.[[/note]]).
->'''Appearances:''' ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries'' | ''WesternAnimation/TheNewBatmanAdventures'' | ''WebAnimation/GothamGirls'' | ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague Unlimited'' | ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueVsTheFatalFive''[[note]]Appears as a statue only.[[/note]]

Zatanna is a magician and stage performer with real magical powers, who joined the Justice League after the Thanagarian invasion.

See [[Characters/BatmanTheAnimatedSeriesAllies here]] for more info about her.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Fire]]
!!Fire (Beatriz da Costa)
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->'''Abilities:''' Fire projection, transformation into fire, flight
->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/MariaCanalsBarrera

Fire is a member of the Justice League who joined after the Thanagarian invasion. She is usually seen accompanied by her friend Ice. Fire can project flame bolts and actually turn herself into a being of green fire, whereupon she could fly.

* ActionBomb: She releases an omnidirectional blast of fire while fighting a robot squid.
* BrainwashedAndCrazy: In "Grudge Match", she is mind controlled along with other female Leaguers to fight in Roulette's underground ring.
* CensorSteam: Strategically placed flames when she activates her powers.
* ColorMotif: Green. Her hair and eye color are both green. Her costume is dark green. And whenever she emits her flames, they are of light green color.
* CurtainsMatchTheWindow: Green hair ''and'' eyes.
* FlyingFirepower: She can fly outside her flame form, however.
* IntangibleMan: In a blink and miss it scene she dives straight through a crate to avoid danger. If her powers work like the comics then she has to snuff out the rest to use it.
* MsFanservice: Aside from being mostly naked in the flame form, she was briefly seen in a bikini in "Destroyer".
* NaiveNewcomer: For starters, she thinks the Flash's reserved attitude towards her is because he is mentally preparing himself for the battle to come.
* PlayingWithFire: If you couldn't tell by her name.
* TechnicolorFire: Her flames are bright green.
* StatuesqueStunner: Fire, the object of Flash's not-so-subtle affections, is the tallest one on the team when she, he, and Hawkgirl go to Blackhawk Island.
* ThoseTwoGuys: With Ice.
* WreathedInFlames: She activates her power by transforming into a being of living fire, with small flames covering her lady parts.
* UnresolvedSexualTension: With the Flash: nothing seemed resolved by the time of the grand finale. Given that the tie-in comics show Flash dating Linda, it would seem that Flash has settled for just being friends with Fire.

[[folder:Ice]]
!!Ice (Tora Olafsdotter)
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->'''Abilities:''' Ice projection
->'''Appearances:''' ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague Unlimited''

Ice is a member of the expanded Justice League after the Thanagarian invasion with the ability of cryokinesis.
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* CurtainsMatchTheWindow: Unsurprisingly has icy blue eyes and hair to match her outfit
* AnIcePerson: A heroic example, and doesn't encounter Killer Frost, who nonethless coexists with her here and whose existence serves to avert HarmlessFreezing.
* NiceGirl: Her characterization is revealed to be this in a cut episode. In one scene, she tells Fire not to rough up J'onn (who is hostile from essentially being drugged) any further because heroes show compassion and mercy, which just results in J'onn being able to recover and beat them up before fleeing.
* ThoseTwoGuys: With Fire, though she doesn't even get Fire's amount of screen time.

[[folder:Red Tornado]]
!!ComicBook/RedTornado
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->'''Abilities:''' Android with wind generation and control abilities
->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/PowersBoothe
->'''Appearances:''' ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague Unlimited''

Red Tornado is a robotic member of the expanded Justice League after the Thanagarian invasion.

* BlowYouAway: His abilities were strong enough to take on three copies of Wind Dragon from the Ultimen, while only using one hand, as they used all their might in making wind tunnels. Effortlessly counteracted a tornado created during "The Great Brain Robbery".
* FlyingBrick: Presumbly has above-human strength and durability, but focused on wind powers.
* MechanicalLifeforms: An android
* WhatMeasureIsANonHuman: Was ripped in half by Amazo. Fortunately, he got better.

[[folder:Elongated Man]]
!!ComicBook/ElongatedMan (Ralph Dibny)
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->'''Abilities:''' Detective with powers of shape alteration and flexibility
->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/JeremyPiven
->'''Appearances:''' ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague Unlimited''

Elongated Man is a member of the Justice League after the Thanagarian invasion. He has the ability to stretch his body to tremendous lengths and is a skilled detective.
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* CrouchingMoronHiddenBadass: Somewhat immature superhero with a chip on his shoulder whose attitude and seemingly lame powers gets him relegated to mere crowd control with Booster Gold, but ends up playing a pivotal role in defeating Mordu, a colossal evil sorcerer that was a match for the entire League. PlayedForLaughs in that this happens [[HeroOfAnotherStory entirely offscreen]].
* TheFriendNobodyLikes: Other heroes find him talkative and arrogant, though not as bad as how they see Booster.
* DeadpanSnarker: Given that Jeremy Piven is the voice behind the character, it should come as no surprise that Elongated Man is known to lighten the mood with some dry humor, more specifically this little gem from the episode "The Greatest Story Never Told".
--> ''Elongated Man (repeating back what Green Lantern/John had just told him): We don't need two stretchy guys. This is so NOT fair! I realize Plastic Man is in the League too, but come on i have it all over that guy. One time i disguised myself as a vase. Ok maybe not, who'd want to anyways? But i am a detective, which means i'm like Batman and Plastic Man rolled into one.
* DudeWheresMyRespect: Complains about this with Flash and Booster Gold.
* HypocriticalHumor: After complaining about how he feels the other heroes not only exclude him, but rub it in when comparing him to Plastic Man, he proceeds to do just that to Booster Gold when they finally ask him to join the fight.
* OffScreenMomentOfAwesome: Takes down Mordu, a threat that warranted [[GodzillaThreshold the entire League]], with nothing more than "stretching in the right place at the right time."
* RubberMan: As always.
* SuperheroSpeciation: Invoked by Green Lantern: they already have Plastic Man on the scene, and "We don't need two stretchy guys."

[[folder:The Creeper]]
!!The Creeper
See [[Characters/BatmanTheAnimatedSeriesAllies here]] for more info.

[[folder:The Crimson Avenger]]
!!The Crimson Avenger (Lee Walter Travis)
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->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/KevinConroy
->'''Appearances:''' ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague Unlimited''

The Crimson Avenger is a member of the Justice League after the Thanagarian invasion.
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* ADayInTheLimelight: Receives a few in the tie-in comic.
* CostumeEvolution: During the first two seasons of ''Unlimited'', he wore his costume from the comics, but during its last season, he looked like [[PaletteSwap a red version]] of Radio/TheGreenHornet.
* FreakyFridayFlip: With Stargirl in one issue of the tie-in comic, courtesy of Morgaine le Fay. With not only their gender differences but also age differences, it gets pretty {{squick}}y for them soon enough.
* TheQuietOne: He doesn't talk much in the show, though he's a bit of a DeadpanSnarker in the tie-in comic, especially towards Stargirl.
%%* TheStoic

[[folder:Doctor Light]]
!![[ComicBook/CrisisOnInfiniteEarths Doctor Light]] (Kimiyo Hoshi)
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->'''Abilities:''' Photokinesis, flight
->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/LaurenTom
->'''Appearances:''' ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague Unlimited''

Doctor Light is a member of the Justice League after the Thanagarian invasion. She has the power of photonics, also known as the ability to control light waves.

* ArbitrarySkepticism: When Waller informs her and a bunch of other Leaguers that Ace's illusions have become real, Light says that she very much doubts that. Waller reiterates what she just said, adding on that if it gets out of hand, Ace could destroy the world.
%%* DeadpanSnarker
* LightIsGood: [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Yeah.]]
* MythologyGag: In "Flashpoint", she retrieves an unconscious Superman drifting in space back to the Watchtower after he fails to stop the ion cannon from firing, referencing a scene in ''ComicBook/CrisisOnInfiniteEarths'' where she also does this.
* TheStoic: Shows little emotion.

[[folder:B'wana Beast]]
!!B'wana Beast (Michael "Mike" Maxwell)
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->'''Abilities:''' Communicate with animals, enhanced senses, agility, flexibility, and keen tracking skills
->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/PeterOnorati
->'''Appearances:''' ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague Unlimited''

B'wana Beast is a member of the Justice League who joined after the Thanagarian invasion. He's rather cocky and flirtatious with women, but dexterous nonetheless.

* AllMenArePerverts: When he first meets Zatanna, he [[MaleGaze stares at her legs]] and seductively growls at her.
* ADayInTheLimelight: He's a major character in "This Little Piggy", being one of the lesser known heroes enlisted by Batman to look for [[ForcedTransformation Wonder Woman, who had been magically turned into a pig]].
* TheFriendNobodyLikes: Implied. Zatanna is unimpressed by him for being a pervert when they first met, and a [[WhatCouldHaveBeen cut episode]] compares him to the likes of the Flash, Elongated Man, and Booster Gold, with John also calling him embarrassing and lacking dignity. Batman seems to be the only one that respects him.

[[folder:Blue Devil]]
!!Blue Devil (Daniel "Dan" Cassidy)
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->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/LexLang
->'''Appearances:''' ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague Unlimited''

Blue Devil is a member of the Justice League who joined after the Thanagarian invasion.

* TheCameo:
** Can be seen as one of the background Justice Leaguers.
** In "Destroyer", he has a single line, saying "Get to the Javelins!" while watching Darkseid's forces invade Earth from the Watchtower along with Hawkgirl, Mr. Terrific, and some other Leaguers.
* ADayInTheLimelight: He has Issue #25 in the tie-in comic to himself.
* HeroWithBadPublicity: His demonic, monstrous appearance has scared children and other civilians while trying to rescue them. This is part of why he hates his demon body. On the other hand, children find him cool if they witness him fighting crime and monsters.
* IAmAMonster: He hates himself for his new appearance.

[[folder:Wildcat]]
!!{{ComicBook/Wildcat}} (Ted Grant)
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->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/DennisFarina
->'''Appearances:''' ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague Unlimited''

An aging superhero who acted as a mentor countless other heroes, but who is now bitter over being left off missions due to his age.

* AnimalThemedSuperbeing: As the name suggests he is cat-themed.
* BadassNormal: No super powers but still capable of kicking ass both inside and outside the ring.
* BloodKnight: He does not enjoy being used less than the other heroes due to his lack of powers and decides to join Meta-Brawl (a cage fighting club) to show his fighting prowess.
* BoxingBattler: His main style of fighting.
* BoxingLessonsForSuperman: Has taught many up and coming heroes how to fight including Black Canary.
* FamedInStory: Is a well known contestant in the underground Meta Brawls.
* GoodOldFisticuffs: How he solves all his fights and problems.
* GrumpyOldMan: Is tough and Grumpy in his old age refusing any help roughly.
* OldSuperhero: Much to his grief.
* PrecursorHeroes: As an old hero and crimefighter he is this for the new generation.

[[folder:Etrigan]]
!!Jason Blood/Etrigan
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->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/BillyZane (''[[WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries The New Batman Adventures]]''), Creator/MichaelTWeiss (''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague''), Creator/KevinConroy (''Unlimited'', "Kid's Stuff")
->'''Appearances:''' ''[[WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries The New Batman Adventures]]'' | ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague''

Jason Blood was a knight of King Arthur who betrayed Camelot to Morgan le Fay. As punishment, Merlin bound him to the demon Etrigan, granting him immortality, and charged him to oppose Morgan forever after.

See [[Characters/BatmanTheAnimatedSeriesAllies here]] for more details.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Plastic Man]]
!!ComicBook/PlasticMan (Patrick "Eel" O'Brien)

A member of the League with similar powers to Elongated Man.

* TheBusCameBack: If you treat the ''ComicBook/BatmanBeyond'' comic as canon, then Plastic Man has been a member of the new Terrific Trio even into his old age, alongside [[WesternAnimation/TheZetaProject Zeta]] and [[WesternAnimation/BatmanBeyond Earth Mover]].
* TheGhost: He doesn't actually appear, only mentioned in the TropeNamer for TheGreatestStoryNeverTold. He does appear in the tie-in comics, though.

[[folder:Rocket Red]]
!!Rocket Red
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->'''Abilities:''' PoweredArmor
->'''Appearances:''' ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague Unlimited''
* GatlingGood: He has an arm-mounted mini-gun.
* MacrossMissileMassacre: He shoots over a dozen mini-missiles at Amazo from launchers that appear on the shoulders and chest of his (regular-sized) armor.
* RedIsHeroic: He's a red-armored superhero.
* TheVoiceless: He never speaks in the show.

[[folder:Gypsy]]
!!Gypsy (Cynthia "Cindy" Renolds)
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->'''Abilities''': [[{{Intangibility}} Phasing]], [[ThinkingUpPortals portal generation]]
->'''Appearances''': ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague Unlimited''

Cynthia Reynolds, better known as Gypsy, joined the Justice League after the Thanagarian invasion.
* AdaptationalSuperpowerChange: In the comics, she's a MasterOfIllusion and has some training in astral projection. Here, she seems to possess {{Intangibility}} and the ability to create teleporation portals instead.
* TheCameo: She's relegated to mostly background appearances, and never even speaks in the show.
* ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: A woman dressed in traditional Roma clothing named... Gypsy. Checks out.
* HaveAGayOldTime: It's possible that part of the reason she didn't get much screen time (or even her name spoken aloud) is that "gypsy" has been discredited by actual Roma, who consider the term a slur.
* JumpedAtTheCall: Whenever trouble arises, she's always one of the first Leaguers shown rushing to help.
* SupportPartyMember: In "Flashpoint," we see that Gypsy uses her powers to support the League rather than fight directly. She's shown conjuring a portal to rescue an injured fireman and take him to safety. Notably, though, she still joins the teleporting Leaguers to fight Parademons in the GrandFinale, so it's possible that she has some combat prowess as well.
* ThinkingUpPortals: If her cameo in "Flashpoint" is any indication, she can phase through walls by creating portals. Other people are able to travel through them as well.
* TwoGuysAndAGirl: The animators often put her with Vibe and Steel as a reference to their membership in Justice League Detroit in the comics.

[[folder:Aztek]]
->'''Voiced by''': Creator/ChrisCox ("Question Authority"), Creator/CoreyBurton ("I Am Legion")
->'''Appearances''': ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague Unlimited''
* SparedByTheAdaptation: Aztek in the comics sacrificed himself during the "World War III" arc that concluded Creator/GrantMorrison's run on ''ComicBook/JLA1997''. Here, he is still alive by the end of the series.

!!Introduced post-''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague Unlimited''
%%NOT counting the Justice League Unlimited in Batman Beyond.

[[folder:Power Girl]]
!!Power Girl
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->'''Appearances:''' ''WesternAnimation/BatmanAndHarleyQuinn''[[note]]Reference only[[/note]]

* TheCameo: A waitress dressed as her appears at the superhero-themed breastaurant in ''WesternAnimation/BatmanAndHarleyQuinn'', confirming that she does exist in the DCAU outside of the dubiously canon tie-in comics.
* ExpyCoexistence: Galatea was an {{expy}} of Power Girl, then ''Batman and Harley Quinn'' confirmed the existence of Power Girl in the DCAU. Unless, of course, Power Girl is Galatea after a HeelFaceTurn.
* TheGhost: What Power Girl herself actually was in ''WesternAnimation/BatmanAndHarleyQuinn''.
* RememberTheNewGuy: Her appearance and membership in the League is never explained. What the others, especially Supergirl, think of her considering Galatea is a CaptainErsatz {{expy}} of her is not addressed.

[[folder:Black Condor]]
!!Black Condor
->'''Appearances:''' ''WesternAnimation/BatmanAndHarleyQuinn''[[note]]Reference only[[/note]]

* AmbiguousSituation: Just which Black Condor it is who's in the League, given his status as TheGhost. While the second one, Ryan Kendall, was a member of the ComicBook/JusticeLeagueInternational, given the multiple cases of TeamMemberInTheAdaptation in the expanded League, it could very well be the original Richard Grey Jr. incarnation or John Trujillo, who replaced Kendall after his death in ''ComicBook/InfiniteCrisis'', who's part of the DCAU League.
* TheGhost: He's one of the Leaguers mentioned to be available by Booster Gold in ''WesternAnimation/BatmanAndHarleyQuinn'', confirming that he does exist.

[[folder:Bloodwynd]]
!!Bloodwynd
->'''Appearances:''' ''WesternAnimation/BatmanAndHarleyQuinn''[[note]]Reference only[[/note]]

* TheGhost: He's one of the Leaguers mentioned to be available by Booster Gold in ''WesternAnimation/BatmanAndHarleyQuinn'', confirming that he does exist.

[[folder:Triumph]]
!!Triumph (William [=MacIntyre=])
->'''Appearances:''' ''WesternAnimation/BatmanAndHarleyQuinn''[[note]]Reference only[[/note]]
----
* TheGhost: He's one of the Leaguers mentioned to be available by Booster Gold in ''WesternAnimation/BatmanAndHarleyQuinn'', confirming that he does exist.

[[folder:Green Lantern/Limelight (Jessica Cruz)]]
!!ComicBook/GreenLantern/Limelight (Jessica Cruz)
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->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/DianeGuerrero
->'''Appearances:''' ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueVsTheFatalFive''

-->''"'Everyday, in every way, I am getting better.' What a load of crap."''

A young woman troubled with anxiety, who turns out to be the newest Green Lantern on Earth. Though troubled with anxiety in the present, she will become a legendary heroine known as Limelight. And the Fatal Five has set their sights on her.

* ActionGirl: Her mental trauma ultimately does nothing to deter her from being one. [[HeroicWillpower Once she comes to terms with her issues]], she becomes a OneManArmy and takes down the Fatal Five.
* AdaptationExpansion: Jessica will take on the superhero moniker of Limelight at some point in the future, an original concept made for her in this continuity.
* AdaptedOut:
** There's no indication that she ever had a Power Ring, likely because the DCAU doesn't have a Crime Syndicate universe or at least never came into contact with one.[[note]]While ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueCrisisOnTwoEarths'' was originally planned to be canon to the DCAU and take place between ''Justice League'' and ''Justice League Unlimited'', it is officially a separate continuity and has only been interpreted as canon to the DCAU by fans due to the final film having noticeable remnants of the original draft.[[/note]]
** There's no sign of fellow Green Lantern [[PlatonicLifePartners Simon Baz]], whose place in Jessica's character arc seems to have been taken by Thomas.
* BadassCreed: "Everyday, in every way, I am getting better." Not really. [[ComicBook/GreenLantern But you know the one we mean.]]
* CharacterDevelopment: She starts off as a girl troubled with anxiety that struggles to pull herself together to becoming a brave heroine who is able to overcome her troubles and save the day.
* CommonalityConnection: Jessica and Thomas bond over being troubled heroes.
* DarkAndTroubledPast: On a hiking trip with two of her friends, they came across a mobster burying a dead body. He executed her two friends and she barely managed to escape with her own life by falling from a cliff.
* EarnedStripes: Jessica gains her iconic eye lantern when she has her HeroicWillpower moment.
* FamedInStory: Thomas reveals to her that she'll become a famous, beloved heroine known as Limelight.
* GlowingEyes: While fighting [[ShockAndAwe Validus]], her eyes briefly glow green while trying to break out of his grasp.
* HeroicSecondWind: Has one after the Fatal Five successfully break out Emerald Empress and Validus despite her efforts to stop them, which results in several Green Lanterns on guard including herself and Kilowog getting badly injured and her ring getting destroyed.
* HeroicWillpower: In the climax of ''Vs. The Fatal Five'', the Persuader slices her ring open, but as expected from a member of the Green Lantern Corps, she's able to fix it by sheer heroic willpower.
* {{Hikikomori}}: She has trouble leaving her apartment due to her extreme anxiety.
* MacGuffinSuperPerson: The Fatal Five go after her during the events of the movie because the rest of the Green Lantern Corps is busy on Rann and as a troubled newcomer, she be easily cowed into freeing Emerald Empress and Validus from prison on Oa.
* NervousWreck: She suffers from severe anxiety and PTSD, due to [[DarkAndTroubledPast seeing her friends get murdered and nearly getting murdered herself]].
* NiceGirl: Despite being troubled with her own issues, she reaches out to Thomas to also try to help him work out his issues.
* SoleSurvivor: She was the only one out of her and two friends that survived a murder attempt.
* YouAreNotAlone: She and Thomas help each other cope with their own issues and end up growing close because of this.

[[folder:Miss Martian]]
!![[Characters/MartianManhunter Miss Martian]] (M'gann)
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->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/DanielaBobadilla
->'''Appearances:''' ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueVsTheFatalFive''

->''"I'm Miss Martian, jackass!"''

A teenage Martian heroine who aspires to join the Justice League, but must first undergo Batman's tutelage.
----
* AmbiguousSituation: What Miss Martian's true ethnicity is. ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague'' established that the only Martians were the Green Martians while the White Martians were replaced by their CanonForeigner {{expy}}, the Imperium, in addition to the fact that J'onn was the only survivor of the Imperium invasion. Either Miss Martian really is a Green Martian in this version, she's somehow a member of the Imperium, or the White Martians have been {{retcon}}ned back into existence.
* CuteMonsterGirl: She's a Martian, but she's made herself look like a human save for the green skin.
* DeadpanSnarker: When Batman lectures her and says that he doesn't want to work with teenagers, she silently transforms into [[KidSidekick Robin II]]. He admits [[HypocrisyNod she has a point]].
* {{Foil}}: To [[TheStoic Batman]]. Her dorky teenage attitude and his dark broody self clash like day and night, but they seem to get along rather well, some awkwardness aside. The closest comparison to their relationship may be the one between John Stewart and Kara.
* FlyingBrick: Just like her Uncle J'onn and her comic version.
* GoodCopBadCop: She claims to be the good cop to Batman's bad cop.
* GreenSkinnedSpaceBabe: The form she assumes, except maybe a [[CuteMonsterGirl more cuter take]].
* {{Intangibility}}: One of her powers as a Martian. [[NoSell It becomes helpful]] when Mano, [[TouchOfDeath who can destroy anything with a single touch]], tries to kill her while she's seemingly unconscious by touching her ''head''.
-->'''Miss Martian:''' [[PreAsskickingOneLiner I heard you]] [[DeadpanSnarker were grabby.]]
* MythologyGag: She has her ''WesternAnimation/YoungJustice'' Season 2 outfit.
* PlayingPossum: Manages to get the upper hand on Mano when he attempts to kill her by playing dead.
* RedheadInGreen: She's a ginger with green skin.
* SuperpowerLottery: She's got flight, intangibility, telepathy, shapeshifting, and super strength. Notably her debut movie plays up her strength (and by extension the strength of Martians in general), whereas the original series downplayed her uncle's.
* TwoGirlsAndAGuy: [[{{SubvertedTrope}} Subverted Trope.]] Although she, Jessica, and Thomas are the main three teen heroes of the movie, she's not as close to either of them as Jessica and Thomas are to each other. When she tries befriending Thomas, he's too out of it to respond to her but responds better to [[NiceGirl Jessica]], so Miss Martian leaves the two be.
* WeakToFire: Like all Martians, she's weak to fire or at least has a psychological fear of it. In one scene, she's frightened by a spreading fire and Batman runs over to shield her with his cape.

[[folder:Green Lantern (Hal Jordan)]]
!!ComicBook/GreenLantern (Hal Jordan)
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->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/AdamBaldwin
->'''Appearances:''' ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague Unlimited'' | ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueVsTheFatalFive''[[note]]Appears as a statue only.[[/note]]

->''"Hal Jordan. Another time shift. I'm up to speed, carry on."''

A U.S. Air Force pilot stationed at Broome Lake. In another life, Hal Jordan would have been the Green Lantern that joined the Justice League. During the crisis caused by Chronos's tampering with the timeline, he briefly appeared in place of John Stewart. At some point in the main timeline, he eventually becomes a Green Lantern and joins the Justice League.
----
* AmbiguousSituation:
** Star Sapphire is Carol Ferris, so how much of her backstory in this continuity has to do with Hal is unknown. She seems to be more of a supervillain for hire in this version and she genuinely supported Aresia's effort to eradicate men due to her past experience with "some unpleasant men over the years", if that's any indication of the state of their relationship.
** Artwork of him as a Green Lantern can be seen in the Superbabes breastaurant in ''WesternAnimation/BatmanAndHarleyQuinn'', which could suggest that he became a Green Lantern at some point after ''Justice League Unlimited'' if you view it as more than just an EasterEgg. ''Justice League Vs. The Fatal Five'' confirms that this is true, although whether or not he joined before or after ''Batman and Harley Quinn'' is unclear.
* TheCameo:
** In ''WesternAnimation/SupermanTheAnimatedSeries'' episode "In Brightest Day", a plane at the Broome Lake Air Force Base while Kyle Rayner and Sinestro duke it out can be seen labeled as belonging to "Colonel Hal Jordan".
** In ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueVsTheFatalFive'', a statue of him appears in the Green Lantern display in the superhero museum in the 31st century.
* DecompositeCharacter: ''Justice League vs. the Fatal Five'' confirms that Hal does become a Green Lantern in the normal timeline, but his origin of getting the ring from Abin Sur was given to Kyle Rayner and his roles as a founding member of the League and the GL responsible for Sinestro's removal from the GLC were given to John Stewart.
* DemotedToExtra: A main character in the comics, Hal's only appeared in cameos in the DCAU.
* DullSurprise: He initially doesn't realize that he's fluctuated into the main timeline and remains calm when he does, briefly introducing himself before getting back to business.
* InSpiteOfANail: After initially appearing in an alternate timeline in "The Once and Future Thing", Hal will eventually become a Green Lantern and join the Justice League in the main timeline, as shown in ''Vs. The Fatal Five''.
* PointOfDivergence: If things had been different somehow, he would've been the Green Lantern on Earth instead of John. His appearance in "The Once and Future Thing" implies that he comes from a near-identical timeline with the only difference being that he's there in place of John, since John also has a DullSurprise when he re-fluctuates back.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: While trying to get information about Chronos's whereabouts from his wife, he assures her that the League will try their best not to hurt her husband.
* RoguesGalleryTransplant: Sinestro and Star Sapphire (who is confirmed by WordOfGod to be Carol Ferris) are instead Kyle and John's enemies. John was responsible for Sinestro's expulsion from the Lantern Corps while Sinestro gets involved in Kyle's origin story, and whatever is up with Star Sapphire is never explained.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Green Lantern (Guy Gardner)]]
!!ComicBook/GreenLantern (Guy Gardner)
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%%The second Green Lantern of Sector 2814.
->'''Appearances:''' ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueVsTheFatalFive''[[note]]Appears as a statue only.[[/note]]

A future Green Lantern and member of the Justice League.
----
* TheCameo:
** A thief resembling Guy appeared in the ''Superman: The Animated Series'' episode "In Brightest Day...".
** In ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueVsTheFatalFive'', a statue of him appears in the Green Lantern display in the superhero museum in the 31st century.
* ADayInTheLimelight: He's the main character of an issue in the tie-in comic.
%%* HairTriggerTemper:
* MythologyGag: In ''Justice League vs. The Fatal Five'', he resembles his ''WesternAnimation/GreenLanternTheAnimatedSeries'' design.
[[/folder]]

!!Comic-Only Members

[[folder:Blue Beetle]]
!!ComicBook/BlueBeetle (Theodore Stephen "Ted" Kord)
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->'''Appearances:''' ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague Unlimited'' (comic only) | ''ComicBook/JusticeLeagueInfinity''
->'''Abilities:''' Advanced weapons and equipment

A superhero active prior to the Thanagarian invasion alongside Booster Gold.
----
* AmbiguousSituation: It's unknown if he succeeded Dan Garrett and if Jaime Reyes would succeed him in the mantle of Blue Beetle. And while we're on that note, it's unknown if he ends up dead like he usually does.
%%* TheFriendNobodyLikes
* ThoseTwoGuys: With Booster Gold in the tie-in comics.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Steel II]]
!!ComicBook/{{Steel}} II (Natasha Irons)
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->'''Appearances:''' ''WesternAnimation/SupermanTheAnimatedSeries'' | ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague''

Steel's niece.
----
* TheCameo: She appears as one of the attendees at Superman's funeral in "Hereafter".
* ComicBookMoviesDontUseCodenames: Possibly subverted. In her first stint as a superhero, she doesn't use any of her three codenames from the comics, but nothing is stopping her from using them later in her career.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:All-Star]]
!!All-Star (Olivia Dawson)
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The local hero of Apex City. Though not a formal member of the Justice League, she worked together with them while fighting Brainiac in her hometown and was granted honorary membership by Batman after losing her powers defeating Brainiac.
----
* CanonForeigner: She was created for the ''Justice League Adventures'' tie-in comic for the ''Justice League'' cartoon.
* ClothesMakeTheSuperman: Her Star Charm gave her her powers. After it was destroyed while fighting Brainiac, she was forced to retire from superhero-ing.
* TheKnightsWhoSaySquee: Being a teen hero, she was ecstatic when she got to work with the Justice League.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Zauriel]]
!!Zauriel
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An angel from Heaven that came to Earth and became a superhero.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Doctor Occult]]
!!Doctor Richard Occult
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A private investigator that uses magic to confront the supernatural.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Mary Marvel]]
!!Mary Marvel (Mary Batson)
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Billy Batson's sister and Captain Marvel's female counterpart. Unlike her male counterpart, she joined and stayed in the League.
----
%%* AudienceSurrogate
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Animal Man]]
!!Animal Man (Bernhard "Buddy" Baker)
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A superhero who can mimic animals as his power.
[[/folder]]

* AuthorityGrantsAsskicking: In ''Unlimited'', he's the highest authority in the Watch Tower, although equal with the other founding members. In "Task Force X", he shows the VillainProtagonist group just why he's in charge other than being TheSmartGuy.

* DudeMagnet: Just like her comic book counterpart and most versions, she is a beautiful woman that many men tend to be attracted to throughout the series.

* ImpossibleHourglassFigure: Diana usually wears a strapless leotard that highlights her impressive hourglass figure as well as her voluptuous yet toned athletic body and bust.

* LegFocus: Diana tends to wear a strapless body suit or other outfits (such as beautiful dresses, skin tight pants, Themysciran armor, or dress skirts) that highlight her long toned yet shapely legs.

* MsFanservice: Diana is a tall, beautiful raven-haired Amazonian woman who gets a significant amount of MaleGaze in the series due to the fact that she usually wears a strapless leotard that highlights her voluptuous yet toned athletic body. "Secret Origins, Part 2" features Wonder Woman pretty obviously getting naked when she drops her robe to put on her costume. In "Dark Heart", The Atom gets a ride to the fight [[MarshmallowHell in Wonder Woman's]] ''[[VictoriasSecretCompartment cleavage]]''.
* MurderousThighs: She has very long toned yet shapely legs that are strong and have a lot of strength.

** He has another extended exchange in "Flashpoint" where he discusses his attempt to murder Luthor:

* ToAbsentFriends: In "Hereafter", after Superman's [[spoiler:[[HeroicSacrifice supposed sacrifice]]]] and the subsequent MeaningfulFuneral, the Leaguers (sans Batman) gather on the Watchtower, laughing and having orange juice]], while wearing black armbands and sharing stories about their comrade. They then raise their toast [[TrueCompanions in honor of Superman]]. They currently provide the trope page image.

* CharacterDevelopment: She starts off rather short tempered, quick to snap at other members of the league, and had a hard time seeing eye to eye with some of the members as a result. However, over time Shayera mellows at somewhat with her temper, becomes genuinely friendlier and understanding, and overall a happier person as she adapts to her life with the other members of the league.

* JerkassHasAPoint: Is the first to admit that Cadmus is entirely within their right to worry about the League becoming a threat, but is still willing to fight against the agency when the time comes.

* ArcherArchetype: Naturally, as with most versions of the character.

* VictoriasSecretCompartment: "Dark Heart" features a sequence where she carried Comicbook/TheAtom in her cleavage.

* CompositeCharacter: The final season of ''Unlimited'' reveals she is the reincarnation of Chay-Ara, like the Shiera Hall/Kendra Saunders version of Hawkgirl, though the idea of Shayera as a past life of Chay/Shiera/Kendra's would be RetCanon to the comics in 2019. Additionally, she takes over Aquaman's role as a founding member of the League and her role in "Starcrossed" partially incorporates elements of Batman's role in ''ComicBook/JusticeLeagueOfAmericaTowerOfBabel''.

!![[Comicbook/StarsAndSTRIPE S.T.R.I.P.E.]] (Pat Dugan)

!![[Comicbook/StargirlDCComics Stargirl]] (Courtney Whitmore)

'''J'onn:''' ''(deadpan)'' You never ask for help.\\

-->''"I'm not really a 'people person'. But when you need help - and you will - call me."''

-> '''Superman:''' I once thought I could protect the world by myself, but I was wrong. Working together, we saved the planet, and I believe that if we stay together as a team, we would be a force that could truly work for the ideals of peace and justice.\\

-->''"[[NoMoreHoldingBackSpeech I feel like I live in a world made of cardboard]] -- always taking constant care not to break something, to break '''someone.''' Never allowing myself to lose control, even for a moment, or someone could die. But you can take it, can't you, [[{{ComicBook/Darkseid}} big man]]? What we have here is a rare opportunity for me to cut loose and show you just how powerful I really am."''

%%* JerkassBall: She presents this in "Hawk and Dove".

%%* LightningBruiser: Not as strong or invulnerable as Superman, or as fast as the Flash, but still fits the role.

-->''"We all need to be held accountable. We have too much power not to be."''

-->"Get away from my kid!"

-->''"Dude, the bad guys went down, and nobody got hurt. You know what I call that? A really good day."''

-->''"Less talking, more hitting!"''\\

-->''"I am the last of my kind."''

-->''"King of the Seas, remember?"''

-->''"Come on. I don't belong up here — fighting aliens and monsters and supervillains. I just help the little guy. And in a big club like this, you tend to forget all about him."''

-->''"Few even think to ask the question..."''

-->''"What makes you think I know anything about the jungle? I live in a loft in Chelsea."''

-->''"You had best watch what you say about Mr. Clint Eastwood."''

-->''"I'm Miss Martian, jackass!"''

-->''"Hal Jordan. Another time shift. I'm up to speed, carry on."''

* LeeroyJenkins: She's quite capable of formulating and following plans when absolutely necessary, but usually she eschews this in favor of [[AttackAttackAttack simply]] [[BoisterousBruiser smashing things]] [[DropTheHammer with her mace]].

* GoodCopBadCop: To Green Lantern in "War World" and Superman in "The Terror Beyond". She's ''always'' the bad cop ("Why play against type?"). -->'''Green Lantern:''' You can talk to me... ''[points to Shayera, who's got her mace in hand]'' Or you can talk to ''her''.

* CarryABigStick: She has an AntiMagic mace.

* DropTheHammer: Hawkgirl carries a mace made of Nth metal, which could generate electric currents and repel magical energy. She was skilled at wielding and throwing the mace accurately.

* BoobsOfSteel: She has a well enowed bust, and is one of the most skilled female fighters in the League.

* ForWantOfANail: If things had been different somehow, he would've been the Green Lantern on Earth instead of John. His appearance in "The Once and Future Thing" implies that he comes from a near-identical timeline with the only difference being that he's there in place of John, since John also has a DullSurprise when he re-fluctuates back.
* InSpiteOfANail: Regardless, Hal will eventually become a Green Lantern and join the Justice League, as shown in ''Vs. The Fatal Five''.

* TheTeam: They all play a variety of roles especially since they did very few missions as a full team of seven. Most consistently however:
** TheHero / TheLeader: Superman (The founder, 'first among equals,' and [[TheCape embodies the League's best ideals]].)
** TheLancer / TheAce: Batman (An HonoraryTrueCompanion and AloofAlly before joining officially. [[TheCowl Superman's foil]] and [[ComicBook/{{Batman}} good at everything by virtue of being Batman]]. Also has shades of TheSmartGuy along with J'onn, due to his technology and [[TheStrategist brilliant strategic mind]].)
** ActionGirl: ComicBook/WonderWoman ([[FishOutOfWater New to 'Man's World.']] Likes to dabble in being a normal woman when she's [[BloodKnight not on duty]])
** ByTheBookCop: Green Lantern ([[ByTheBookCop The most disciplined and take charge member]], though he has less clout than the Trinity above)
** PluckyComicRelief / TheHeart: The Flash (Lighthearted [[DeadpanSnarker wisecracker]], but the team would fall apart or [[BadFuture change drastically without him]])
** TheBigGuy: Hawkgirl (despite [[PintsizedPowerhouse physically being the smallest]] by far she rushes head first at any situation)
** TheSmartGuy / MissionControl: J'onn J'onzz (Uses mental powers to gain knowledge no one else could. Assigns duties for the expanded league.)

* HeroesWantRedheads: He has a complicated relationship with Shayera, who he's expressed the most interest in throughout the series.

* BuxomBeautyStandard: She is quite well endowed, in addition to being one of the most skilled fighters in the Justice League

* FourTemperamentEnsemble:As always, Wonder Woman is very Sanguine .

* HeWhoFightsMonsters: A Downplayed example. In "Hawk and Dove", Wonder Woman becomes frustrated about how senseless and belligerent humans are, but J'onn warns her that she is becoming dangerously hostile herself towards humans. At the end she learns aggression in a situation only furthers the conflict.

* LeotardOfPower: Just like her comic book counterpart and most versions, Diana tends to wear her trademark red, white, and blue star-spangled strapless leotard.

* MostCommonSuperpower: Diana has a very large bust. This is lampshaded not so discretely in when she went to visit Hephaestus, a Greek god who had designed her armor. He notes that he created it originally for her mother, who doesn't quite have her... um... build, and offered to take it out a little sometime. This is lampshaded again when the Atom found out in "Dark Heart".

* PowerLimiter: The absence of her lasso's truth-forcing magic is conspicuous. It turns out her armor's power was limited because she stole it. Hippolyta unlocks the armor's full-potential, including the lasso's magic, in "The Balance".

* RebelliousPrincess: Diana is the Princess of Themyscira, but she willing to defy Hippoloyta's edict to leave matters of Man's World alone for the reason being to to interfere in the Imperium invasion and help the other founding members of what's become the Justice League.

* ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight: The contest to send an Amazon into Man's World was AdaptedOut, with Diana instead deciding to defy Hippoloyta's edict not to interfere in the invasion and help the other founding members of what'd become the Justice League.

* TokenReligiousTeammate: She is the only member of the League who openly shows her (Greek pantheon) religion.

* VictoriasSecretCompartment: "Dark Heart" features a sequence where she carried Comicbook/TheAtom in her cleavage. Good thing she didn't inhale...

* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Hawkgirl's betrayal leading to some very heated divisiveness for both the League and the general public is a rather accurate portrayal as to what would happen if something like that happened in real life. It contrasts greatly with the many villains who could be EasilyForgiven after fixing their mistake that comics are typically known for.

* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: For all of his amazing analytical abilities, Question ''does'' suffer from paranoia, something that only only grows as he finds out more and more dark secrets involving the Justice Lords and Cadmus. Additionally, he's an incredibly hard person for people to connect to, and even harder for him to trust people, which leads to him taking drastic actions by himself.