History Characters / JusticeLeagueTheLeague

* DoesNotLikeShoes: She is always seen barefoot.

* MakeMeWannaShout: 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.

* 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.

* ThisIsUnforgivable: Diana is the member of the League most unforgiving of Shayera after the latter's treachery, and it takes a while for the two to patch things up even after Shayera rejoins the League.

* ForgivenButNotForgotten: 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.

* HardDrinkingPartyGirl: In "Comfort and Joy", she takes John to an alien club, drinks alien liquor and gleefully starts a bar fight. It is EPIC!

* BecomingTheMask: Before her cover was revealed in "Starcrossed", she played up her story very convincingly.

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* BadassBaritone: As voiced by Creator/PhilLamarr.

* BadassBaritone: Thanks to being voiced by Creator/CarlLumbly.

* OverprotectiveDad: He claimed to be one according to Stargirl.

* 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.

* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: She's bull-headed and rather bitchy but she has it wear it counts.

* ATeamFiring: He can't hit the broadside of the barn if the episode needs him to be. Shayera lampshades this.

* ImprobableAimingSkills: Zigzagged. While he is a skilled gunman, he prefers shoots several bullets at once rather than making precision shots, ensuring that at least one bullet will hit its mark.

* SparedByTheAdaptation: Aztek in the comics sacrificed himself during the "World War III" arc of Creator/GrantMorrison's run on ''ComicBook/JLA1997''. Here, he is stil alive by his final appearance.

->'''Appearances''': ''WesternAnimation/Justiceleague Umlimited''

* SparedByTheAdaptation: Aztek in the comics sacrificed himself during the "World War III" arc of Creator/GrantMorrison's run on ''ComicBook/JLA997''. Here, he is stil alive by his final appearance.

* JourneyToFindOneself: This is the reason why he gets PutOnABus in "To Another Shore" after it's pointed out to him he's NotGoodWithPeople. Since he is TheAgeless, J'onn realizes that if he does not learn to connect with humanity, he will be alone forever.

* 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.

* 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.
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* 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''.

* 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.
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* YouGotSpunk: In "The Terror Beyond", Hawkgirl's verbal FlippingTheBird to [[DidYouJustFlipOffCthulhu Ichthultu]] impresses the latter.

* AmazonianBeauty: Diana is a literal Amazon and she is definitely beautiful. She is also tall and has a voluptuous yet toned body.

* TeamMemberInTheAdaptation: Quite a few member of the expanded League have never been members in the comics. This is especially noticeable with a number of heroes generally more tied to the ComicBook/JusticeSocietyOfAmerica including [[ComicBook/{{Stargirl}} Stargirl, S.T.R.I.P.E]], Mr. Terrific, Doctor Midnight, Sand Hawkins, ComicBook/{{Wildcat}}, and Hourman, and Atom Smasher.[[note]] While Al Rothstein was a JLA member as Nukleon, his Atom Smasher identity was only associated with his time on the JSA.

* BareYourMidriff: As pictured, her second superhero outfit shows off her toned midriff.

* 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 BareYourMidriff 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.

* BareYourMidriff: For once, the costume design is relatively in-character considering teen styles at the time the cartoon was made.

* BareYourMidriff: She is always wearing something that shows off her toned stomach, be it her superhero outfit or a bikini.

* 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 calm 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.

* ActionGirl: Just like Diana.

* NobleBigot: In "The Balance", she reluctantly lets Shayera to 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.

* NayTheist: Thanagarians used to worship an EldritchAbomination of a god before rejecting its influence; they are now staunch atheists as a result. By later in the series, she has had a chance to read [[Literature/TheBible the Good Book]] enough to know how to intimidate the demons of Tartarus (by pretending to be an angel) in "The Balance."

* 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", [[VitriolicBestBuds Diana and Shayera make peace. They may not be friends, but they are both content with being good teammates.]]

* VitriolicBestBuds: She comes to despise Shayera for her actions during the Thanagarian Invasion. Though they patch up their differences in "The Balance", it's made clear that they will never be close friends.
-->'''Wonder Woman:''' Are we good?
-->'''Shayera:''' Like oil and vinegar. We go together, but we don't mix.

* VitriolicBestBuds: With Flash and Wonder Woman, the latter is more vitriolic after "Starcrossed" and only "buds" after "The Balance".

When the Alien Imperium invaded the Earth, J'onn Jonzz, the last survivor of Mars, who had imprisoned the Imperium on his world after they destroyed it many centuries ago, was captured by agents of the Imperium masquerading as the US Army. Seeking Help, he telepathically contacted Superman and Batman who rescued him from his imprisonment. They would later be joined by other heroes contacted by J'onn including, Green Lantern John Stewart, Hawkgirl of Thanagar, the Flash, and newcomer Princess Diana of Themyscira aka Wonder Woman. After defeating the threat of the Imperium, the seven would form a superhero team to combat other global threats dubbed the Justice League.

* 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 Hawkgirl is back in the titular team, Wonder Woman is [[SourSupporter still raw about the betrayal and has issues trusting her]]. Luckily, in "The Balance", [[VitriolicBestBuds Diana and Shayera make peace. They may not be friends, but they are both content with being good teammates.]]

* FantasticRacism: Following "Starcrossed", she holds this against Hawkgirl for her participation in the Thanagarian invasion. She likely now has this against Thanagarians in general due to the events of "Starcrossed".

* NobleBigot: In "The Balance", she reluctantly lets Hawkgirl to join her on her mission, 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.

* SourSupporter: She is initially ''not'' happy at all about Hawkgirl being reinstated into the League despite her actions during the Thanagarian invasion and is not at all shy about voicing it.

* SuperpowerLottery: The climax of "Grudge Match" has a brainwashed Wonder Woman effortlessly curb-stomping Hawkgirl, 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.

* 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 Hawkgirl following her return to the League.

* VitriolicBestBuds: She comes to despise Hawkgirl for her actions during the Thanagarian Invasion. Though they patch up their differences in "The Balance", it's made clear that they will never be close friends.

* AmazonChaser: If his relationships with Katma Tui, Hawkgirl, and Vixen say anything, it's that John loves dangerous and formidable females. His affection for Hawkgirl is tied to her being the most inclined to get in a fight.

* 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 Hawkgirl left the team.

* ChickMagnet: John Stewart is the Justice League member with the most romantic drama throughout the seasons. When J'onn assigns Hawkgirl (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.

* 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 Hawkgirl 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.

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

** His relationship with Batman, who unexpectedly becomes his confidant about his relationship woes with Hawkgirl (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.