History Characters / TheVirtueOfRevenge

* ChildOfTwoWorlds: She was born on Earth and is half-human, but grew up in the dimension of Azarath. Technically three worlds since she's half-demon, but she prefers not to think about that too much.

* AdaptationalModesty: Her outfit covers more skin than it does in the comics, where as her other counterparts typically have her midriff exposed, NavelDeepNeckline, or both at once.

* CompositeCharacter: This version of Starfire has some elements of her [[WesternAnimation/TeenTitans cartoon]] counterpart, but is mostly based off of her Comicbook/RedHoodAndTheOutlaws counterpart.

* EtTuBrute: The Team has this reaction to him being a member of the Outlaws, not believing that he would ever betray them for a group of criminals and being heartbroken by it.

* AdaptationalHeroism: Despite his opposition to the Team and League, he's notably far less antagonistic than his comic book counterpart.
** In the comics, he JumpedOffTheSlipperySlope, becoming a crime lord and outright villain before he fully transitioned into being an UnscrupulousHero. Here, he starts out as an AntiHero and, while he serves the League of Shadows as an independent agent, still actively protects the innocent and refuses to harm them, while in the comics he got to a point where he didn't care about civilians.
** Also in the comics, he tried to kill Tim Drake out of jealousy. Here, while he's certainly envious of the new Robin, it never reaches that level and he goes out of his way to save Tim's life ''twice''. In fact, when he threatens his other brother, Dick Grayson, with death, he was so horrified that he was effectively bedridden after the fact for a while.

* AdaptationalHeroism: He's notably far less antagonistic than his comic book counterpart.

* RagtagBunchOfMisfits: So we have a former StreetUrchin turned thief since he was resurrected, a HandicappedBadass archer suffering from CloningBlues in spite of being the original, a half-demonic goth with more DaddyIssues than can be counted, an alien WarriorPrincess top-model and a withdrawn gay Jew able to turn into metal. Is that sufficiently weird for you?

* CloningBlues: An inversion of this trope since he is the original Roy Harper. Unlike in ''Invasion'', where he was okay with his clone and grateful for his rescue, here, he's much more hostile toward him. According to him, the reason is since everyone on the Team hoped that he would turn out more like his own doppelganger, he got fed up with constantly being compared to his double.

* CloningBlues: Generally averted since he's well past that part of his life, but his nature as a clone does ''not'' endear him to Supergirl.

* HundredPercentHeroismRating: [[DownplayedTrope Not universally]], but in Jump City at the very least, [[AHeroToHisHometown they're respected as heroes]]. This also makes it difficult for the Justice League to apprehend them without causing an uproar. The civilians of Jump City even actively lie to the Justice League about knowing anything on them to prevent them from getting arrested. In addition, their home state, California, is actively fighting Luthor's SuperRegistrationAct so as they don't lose the Outlaws as heroes.

* HeWhoFightsMonsters: Just like in the main-line comics, this is why Batman refuses to kill the Joker. If he does so, he fears that he'll become something even worse.

* NeverHurtAnInnocent: They defend innocents and comfort them. Criminals and the corrupt, on the other hand...

* AntiMagic: The swords Talia gave him are designed to hurt mythical being and are immune to magic themselves, as shown in his fight with Klarion when the Witch Boy tried to use his magic on them.

* AlwaysSomeoneBetter: She's considered to be this to Zatanna, as she uses demonic magic, which is stated by Klarion to be superior to Zatanna's "baby magic". Klarion was also ''very'' hesitant to fight her when he saw that she was Trigon's daughter and even before that took her seriously during their battle, something he doesn't even do with Dr. Fate when he has a mythically inclined host.

* BewareTheNiceOnes: She's one of the nicest members of the Outlaws. Piss her off however and...well, hope you prefer your internal organs extra crispy. Just ask the Parademon corpses she went to town on. Oh,Wait you can't.

* BewareTheNiceOnes: She's one of the nicest members of the Outlaws. Piss her off however and...well, hope you prefer your internal organs extra crispy. Just ask the Parademon corpses she went to town on.

* BoobsOfSteel: She's a superhuman warrior princess and is noted to be very busty.

* BoobsOfSteel: She's a superhuman warrior princess and is very busty.

* HundredPercentHeroismRating: [[DownplayedTrope Not universally]], but in Jump City at the very least, [[AHeroToHisHometown they're well accepted and respected as the heroes]]. This also makes it difficult for the Justice League to apprehend them without causing an uproar. The civilians of Jump City even actively lie to the Justice League about knowing anything on them to prevent them from getting arrested. In addition, their home state, California, is actively fighting Luthor's SuperRegistrationAct so as they don't lose the Outlaws as heroes.

* VillainWithGoodPublicity: They aren't villains, but they are much more ruthless in their dispatch of crime than the Justice League. Regardless, the people of Jump City adore them for their actions against criminals and going out of their way to comfort the civilians they protect.

* AdaptationalModesty: Her outfit covers more skin than it does in the comics, where as her other counterparts typically have BareYourMidriff, NavelDeepNeckline, or both at once.

* BareYourMidriff: Her hero-outfit is based off her Post-Crisis one, so it's basically a cheerleader outfit.

* AdaptationalJerkass: Season 3 reveals that he made amends with everyone and started working with his clone and the clone of his uncle. In this story, he's more vindictive of the team and actively opposes them.

* AdaptationalJerkass: Since Season 3 revealed that he made amends with everyone and started working with his clone and the clone of his uncle, him being more vindictive of them and their friends, as well as actively opposing his former team, makes him this.

* AntiHeroTeam: They're all good guys at their core, but they're willing to commit murder and other ruthless actions against criminals and corrupt individuals when the Justice League is unwilling. They also have a willingness to commit illegal activities such as theft if it means achieving their goals, such as stealing artifacts or in Red X's case, Xenothium to power his suit.

* FiveManBand: They each fill out the individual roles.
** TheLeader: Jason created the team and is generally taking the big decisions.
** TheLancer: Roy was the second recruit and is more openly grouchy.
** TheSmartGuy: Raven is quite contemplative and her being the LadyOfBlackMagic is a rather intellectual position.
** TheBigGuy: Benji can turn into metal and is physically the strongest after absorbing Nth metal. He also tends to meekly follow his friends.
** TheChick: Starfire, since she's beautiful and caring, serving as TheHeart of the team. Doesn't detract from her badassery.

* BrokenAce: He's a highly intelligent and charismatic leader for the Outlaws, being shown to be a master of unarmed and armed combat as well as having high marks in his day-to-day classes. He's also a broken, psychological mess of a kid due to feelings of abandonment as well as dying and being resurrected.

** Arsenal was the original Speedy, who was captured by Lex Corp goons and had his arm cut off to supply DNA for the Light's cloning experiments. He awakens years later to learn that he lost eight years of his life and his clone had been living it, as well as his mentor having apparently given up on finding him having lost hope that he was still alive.

* ArtificialLimbs: He still has his bionic arm. He got the old one replaced with two different versions; A non-combative one that he can feel sensations with so that he can better blend in, and a much more advanced version of the one Luthor gave him.

** In the comics, he JumpedOffTheSlipperySlope and became a crime lord and outright villain before he fully transitioned into being an UnscrupulousHero. Here, he starts out as an AntiHero and, while he serves the League of Shadows as an independent agent, still actively protects the innocent and refuses to harm them, while in the comics he got to a point where he didn't care about civilians.

* AdaptationalModesty: Her outfit covers more skin than it does in the comics, where as her other counterparts typically have BareYourMidriff, AbsoluteCleavage, or both at once.

* EveryoneHasStandards: PlayedForLaughs, but he finds the idea of force feeding Luthor Tamaranian food to be too cruel even for him.

* ActionGirl: Raven and Starfire both ''definitely'' qualify. Hell, they're practically the strongest members of the team.

* AdaptationalJerkass: Since Season 3 revealed that he made amends with everyone and started working with his clone and the clone of his uncle, him being more vindictive of his clone and the team here, as well as actively opposing them, makes him this.