History Characters / JusticeLeagueTheLeague

->'''Voiced by:''' George Eads ("Initiation") and Creator/ChrisCox ("The Greatest Story Never Told" onward)

->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/FredSavage (Hawk), Jason Hervey (Dove)

->'''Voiced by:''' Ioan Gruffudd (adult), Zack Shada (young)

->'''Voiced by:''' Farrah Forke

->'''Voiced by:''' Julie Brown (''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries''), Stacie Randall (''WebAnimation/GothamGirls''), Creator/JenniferHale (''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague'', "This Little Piggy"), Creator/JulietLandau (''Justice League Unlimited'', "The Balance"[[note]] Uncredited.[[/note]]).

->'''Voiced by:''' Peter Onorati

->'''Voiced by:''' Daniela Bobadilla

** TomboyAndGirlyGirl: Hawkgirl and Wonder Woman, to an extent.

* MutuallyExclusivePowerups: She can use only an abilities one by one.

* NobleBigot: Despite her romantic rivalry and her grievances against her for being part of the Thanagarian invasion, she still collaborates with Hawkgirl like a fellow teammate.

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

* 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 CloningBlues]] 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.

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

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

!![[Franchise/JusticeLeagueofAmerica The Justice League]]

** TheLancer / TheAce: Batman (An HonoraryTrueCompanion and AloofAlly before joining officially. [[TheCowl Superman's foil]] and [[Franchise/{{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: Franchise/WonderWoman ([[FishOutOfWater New to 'Man's World.']] Likes to dabble in being a normal woman when she's [[BloodKnight not on duty]])

!!{{Franchise/Superman}} (Kal-El / Clark Kent)

!!{{Franchise/Batman}} (Bruce Wayne)

!!Franchise/WonderWoman

* ClapYourHandsIfYouBelieve: Despite being super strong, she sometimes exclaims "Hera give me strength!", which maxes her strength out to the point where it rivals Franchise/{{Superman}}'s. She even states that there were times that without her belief in Hera, she would not have been successful.

* 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]]

!!Franchise/GreenLantern (John Stewart)

!!Franchise/TheFlash (ComicBook/WallyWest)

* 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]] [[folder:Martian Manhunter]]

!!Franchise/GreenLantern/Limelight (Jessica Cruz)

* BadassCreed: "Everyday, in every way, I am getting better." Not really. [[Franchise/GreenLantern But you know the one we mean.]]

!!Franchise/GreenLantern (Hal Jordan)

!!Franchise/GreenLantern (Guy Gardner)

* 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.[[/note]]

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* AnIcePerson: A heroic example.

** 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.

* AdaptedOut: His weakness towards fire from the comics isn't included in the ''DCAU''. The only time it's remotely hinted at was 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.

* TheComicallySerious: Almost as much asBatman.

* {{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 VillainProtagonist and caused him to faint.

* 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.

* YouCantGoHomeAgain: Although, his home planet Mars had been long gone before the start of the series.

* 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]].

* 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]].

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

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

* BuxomBeautyStandard: Her beauty is complimented by her well-endowed chest.

* ReincarnationRomance: She is involved in 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.

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

* BuxomBeautyStandards: Her beauty is complimented by her well-endowed chest.

* BoobsOfSteel: Diana is very buxom in addition to being capable of defeating most of the supervillains that she faces.

* BoobsOfSteel: 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; [[BoobsOfSteel an impressive chest]], [[LegFocus shapely legs]], [[MaleGaze and the love and attention of the camera]].

* RubberForeheadAliens: His natural Martian form: his "everyday" appearance is an attempt at being [[ButNotTooBlack not too green]].

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

* ManchurianAgent: One tie-in comic has him be used as this by an unknown party. He's so paranoid that he winds up figuring himself out before he can actually do any damage.

* 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.

* DemotedToExtra: Both after "Hawk and Dove", but Hawk is shown in more fight scenes than Dove.

* SharedFamilyQuirks: They’re both DeadpanSnarkers.

* SpotlightStealingSquad: Well, he did receive a lot of screen time in the first two seasons.

* FireForgedFriends: With Green Arrow.