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** Tobias Whale is TheDon of the Metropolis branch of The 100, one of DC's largest criminal gangs. He has a mouth full of gold teeth.
** Brick, the leader of the Hard Knocks gang and enemy of Team Green Arrow, has one gold tooth amongst his otherwise white teeth.
** Tobias Whale is TheDon of the Metropolis branch of The 100, one of DC's largest criminal gangs. He has a mouth full of gold teeth.
** Brick, the leader of the Hard Knocks gang and enemy of Team Green Arrow, has one gold tooth amongst his otherwise white teeth.
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* InCameraEffects: {{Invoked}}. Blue Devil's powers originally come from a highly sophisticated stunt suit Dani built for PracticalEffects.
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** Snake and Grubber from the Gangreen Gang are female, unlike the original show were they were male.
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* {{Crossover}}: The setting takes some non-DC franchises, namely ''Franchise/ScoobyDoo'', ''WesternAnimation/CaptainPlanet'', ''Series/{{Supernatural}}'', ''Franchise/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles'', Creator/ElviraMistressOfTheDark, ''Franchise/{{Ghostbusters}}'', ''Film/{{Gremlins}}'', ''ComicBook/ScottPilgrim'', ''ComicBook/{{Hellboy}}'', ''ComicBook/VForVendetta'', ''ComicBook/{{Watchmen}}'', ''Franchise/GIJoe'' and even ''WesternAnimation/ThePowerpuffGirls'' and other Cartoon Network characters and integrates them into the setting. Though Roy has explicitly stated that he plans to only use franchises linked to Warner Bros. in the universe along with DC characters, the ''Scooby'' gang, the Watchmen, the Planeteers, the Winchester brothers, and the Cartoon Network characters are Warner Bros. works, and the Turtles, the Mistress, and Hellboy have had official crossovers with DC as well, hence their eventual integration. Even the cast of ''ComicBook/{{Fables}}'' (a non-DC Vertigo property) have appeared in ''Earth-27''.
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* {{Crossover}}: The setting takes some non-DC franchises, namely ''Franchise/ScoobyDoo'', ''WesternAnimation/CaptainPlanet'', ''Series/{{Supernatural}}'', ''Franchise/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles'', Creator/ElviraMistressOfTheDark, ''Franchise/{{Ghostbusters}}'', ''Film/{{Gremlins}}'', ''ComicBook/ScottPilgrim'', ''ComicBook/{{Hellboy}}'', ''ComicBook/VForVendetta'', ''ComicBook/{{Watchmen}}'', ''Franchise/GIJoe'' ''Franchise/GIJoe'', ''Franchise/TheAddamsFamily'' and even ''WesternAnimation/ThePowerpuffGirls'' and other Cartoon Network characters and integrates them into the setting. Though Roy has explicitly stated that he plans to only use franchises linked to Warner Bros. in the universe along with DC characters, the ''Scooby'' gang, the Watchmen, the Planeteers, the Winchester brothers, and the Cartoon Network characters are Warner Bros. works, and the Turtles, the Mistress, and Hellboy have had official crossovers with DC as well, hence their eventual integration. Even the cast of ''ComicBook/{{Fables}}'' (a non-DC Vertigo property) have appeared in ''Earth-27''.
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* AdaptationalDyeJob:
** Jason Todd isn't usually depicted with red hair, but he has it on Earth-27 as a call-back to his pre-Crisis days.
** Dick Grayson and Cassandra Cain have brown hair instead of black to add more variety to the coloring.
** Similarly, Earth-27 Ronnie Raymond went from auburn to black to go with his [[RaceLift new interpretation as a Native American]].
** Artemis's Blonde Hair is also noticeable dyed with her roots showing her natural color.
** Chloe Sullivan has brunette hair rather than blonde hair as WordOfGod has stated he wants Chloe separated from her ''Series/{{Smallville}}'' actress Allison Mack in the light of her sex cult controversy.
** Jason Todd isn't usually depicted with red hair, but he has it on Earth-27 as a call-back to his pre-Crisis days.
** Dick Grayson and Cassandra Cain have brown hair instead of black to add more variety to the coloring.
** Similarly, Earth-27 Ronnie Raymond went from auburn to black to go with his [[RaceLift new interpretation as a Native American]].
** Artemis's Blonde Hair is also noticeable dyed with her roots showing her natural color.
** Chloe Sullivan has brunette hair rather than blonde hair as WordOfGod has stated he wants Chloe separated from her ''Series/{{Smallville}}'' actress Allison Mack in the light of her sex cult controversy.
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* AdaptationDyeJob:
** Jason Todd isn't usually depicted with red hair, but he has it on Earth-27 as a call-back to his pre-Crisis days.
** Dick Grayson and Cassandra Cain have brown hair instead of black to add more variety to the coloring.
** Similarly, Earth-27 Ronnie Raymond went from auburn to black to go with his [[RaceLift new interpretation as a Native American]].
** Artemis's Blonde Hair is also noticeable dyed with her roots showing her natural color.
** Chloe Sullivan has brunette hair rather than blonde hair as WordOfGod has stated he wants Chloe separated from her ''Series/{{Smallville}}'' actress Allison Mack in the light of her sex cult controversy.
** Jason Todd isn't usually depicted with red hair, but he has it on Earth-27 as a call-back to his pre-Crisis days.
** Dick Grayson and Cassandra Cain have brown hair instead of black to add more variety to the coloring.
** Similarly, Earth-27 Ronnie Raymond went from auburn to black to go with his [[RaceLift new interpretation as a Native American]].
** Artemis's Blonde Hair is also noticeable dyed with her roots showing her natural color.
** Chloe Sullivan has brunette hair rather than blonde hair as WordOfGod has stated he wants Chloe separated from her ''Series/{{Smallville}}'' actress Allison Mack in the light of her sex cult controversy.
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These examples of Surprisingly Realistic Outcome seem to violate at least one of these rules, which disqualifies them: No character reactions (characters get angry, don't forgive, don't change their personality instantly, etc.); Too fantastical (depends on the properties of magic, powers, sci-fi tech, monsters, etc.); Not surprising (a character was warned about the outcome, it's used to provide Karma or An Aesop, or it simply follows normal conventions for this genre or medium); Plot happens (the example only describes an event, but not why audiences would expect a different, unrealistic outcome); Not an outcome (a character just explains why something wouldn't work as expected); More of a Deconstruction (the event has major, lasting effects on the plot, make something more realistic, but not completely realistic, or a parody/fanwork applies realistic consequences to the events of a different work); or fits better under a different trope. See the trope's definition for more details. If you believe a removal was a mistake, please bring it up in the cleanup thread
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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome:
** A conversation between Niteowl II and Silk Spectre II mention a sadomasochist who enjoyed getting beaten up by Superheroes, so he'd dress up like a villain and pretend to commit crimes. Unfortunately, the heroes all know each other and gossip about their jobs, so soon enough they all know about him and just do their best to ignore him. He finally makes the mistake of trying this on [[SociopathicHero Rorschach]], who simply shoves him down an elevator shaft.
** Doctor Manhattan takes Laurie to The Moon. She nearly dies of asphyxiation before he remembers that ''humans need to breathe''.
** The issue after the one with the above example makes clear that, genius or not, you ''cannot'' kill a near-omnipotent being who can walk across the surface of the sun, and literally rebuilt himself after being disintegrated. You can turn the public against him by framing him for spreading cancer, or catch him off-guard by developing a way to block his foresight powers, but you're just as much a threat to his life as a termite would be.
** A conversation between Niteowl II and Silk Spectre II mention a sadomasochist who enjoyed getting beaten up by Superheroes, so he'd dress up like a villain and pretend to commit crimes. Unfortunately, the heroes all know each other and gossip about their jobs, so soon enough they all know about him and just do their best to ignore him. He finally makes the mistake of trying this on [[SociopathicHero Rorschach]], who simply shoves him down an elevator shaft.
** Doctor Manhattan takes Laurie to The Moon. She nearly dies of asphyxiation before he remembers that ''humans need to breathe''.
** The issue after the one with the above example makes clear that, genius or not, you ''cannot'' kill a near-omnipotent being who can walk across the surface of the sun, and literally rebuilt himself after being disintegrated. You can turn the public against him by framing him for spreading cancer, or catch him off-guard by developing a way to block his foresight powers, but you're just as much a threat to his life as a termite would be.
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* KryptoniteFactor: Each version of kryptonite has a different effect on kryptonians:
** Green kryptonite immediately weakens their powers by sapping stored solar energy from the body. Prolonged exposure is fatal. It has no effect on half kryptonians during their childhood, but as they get older and reach adulthood it becomes increasingly toxic until it has the same effect on them as it does on full kryptonians. It has no effect on Bizarro or Doomsday, and it's known to trigger the meta gene in humans in certain circumstances.
** Red kryptonite, in both kryptonians and half kryptonians, immediately causes the loss of one's inhibitions. Prolonged exposure can cause compulsion to act out desires, with no regard for consequences. It temporarily enables the use of powers in younger half kryptonians that they haven't gotten yet. In Bizarro, it causes paranoia and more erratic behavior. As for humans, it's known to stimulate the metagene, granting them temporary powers when integrated into the body in some form, but once the red kryptonite is removed the powers still need to be reactivated in the normal way.
** Blue kryptonite not only depowers kryptonians and half kryptonians, but it also causes a euphoric sense of elation and the effect is known to stick around for a while after prolonged exposure, requiring significant solar recharge. As for Bizzarro; it has the same effect on him as green kryptonite has on normal kryptonians.
** Gold kryptonite heightens the potency of a kryptonian or half kryptonian's powers and can cause the development of new powers with prolonged exposure. Repeated exposure can build a tolerance, but can also cause cancer. As the product of gold kryptonite, Bizarro has developed a complete immunity to it, and it's theorized it can depower Doomsday. It's also fatal if it comes into contact with humans over an extended amount of time.
** Black kryptonite makes full blooded kryptonians incredibly paranoid and can make their powers become increasingly unstable. It has the same effect on Bizarro as red kryptonite does on normal and half kryptonians, and temporarily turns humans into kryptonians.
** White kryptonite is one of the hardest versions to find and in its pure state it has no known effect, however it can temporarily take on the color and abilities of other forms of kryptonite it is exposed to for prolonged periods of time.
** Finally pink kryptonite. In full blooded kryptonians, it acts as an aphrodisiac, while in half kryptonians it enhances their psychic abilities. Pink kryptonite was able to temporarily weaken Doomsday when he was first exposed to it, but it is unknown if he's since developed immunity to it.
** Orange kryptonite is the rarest version of kryptonite, and it only affects Doomsday, humans, and some animals. It does accelerate Doomsday's evolution, it's mildly radioactive to humans, though it's unlikely to be fatal, and you can activate the metagenes in some animals, causing the development of meta-animal powers.
** Nearly every supernatural being has at least one major weakness, just like how Kryptonians are weakened by kryptonite. Daimons and Divine Beings are weak to adamant, several demons and Fae are weak to ColdIron, New Gods are weak to Radion, werebeasts are weak to silver and so on.
** Green kryptonite immediately weakens their powers by sapping stored solar energy from the body. Prolonged exposure is fatal. It has no effect on half kryptonians during their childhood, but as they get older and reach adulthood it becomes increasingly toxic until it has the same effect on them as it does on full kryptonians. It has no effect on Bizarro or Doomsday, and it's known to trigger the meta gene in humans in certain circumstances.
** Red kryptonite, in both kryptonians and half kryptonians, immediately causes the loss of one's inhibitions. Prolonged exposure can cause compulsion to act out desires, with no regard for consequences. It temporarily enables the use of powers in younger half kryptonians that they haven't gotten yet. In Bizarro, it causes paranoia and more erratic behavior. As for humans, it's known to stimulate the metagene, granting them temporary powers when integrated into the body in some form, but once the red kryptonite is removed the powers still need to be reactivated in the normal way.
** Blue kryptonite not only depowers kryptonians and half kryptonians, but it also causes a euphoric sense of elation and the effect is known to stick around for a while after prolonged exposure, requiring significant solar recharge. As for Bizzarro; it has the same effect on him as green kryptonite has on normal kryptonians.
** Gold kryptonite heightens the potency of a kryptonian or half kryptonian's powers and can cause the development of new powers with prolonged exposure. Repeated exposure can build a tolerance, but can also cause cancer. As the product of gold kryptonite, Bizarro has developed a complete immunity to it, and it's theorized it can depower Doomsday. It's also fatal if it comes into contact with humans over an extended amount of time.
** Black kryptonite makes full blooded kryptonians incredibly paranoid and can make their powers become increasingly unstable. It has the same effect on Bizarro as red kryptonite does on normal and half kryptonians, and temporarily turns humans into kryptonians.
** White kryptonite is one of the hardest versions to find and in its pure state it has no known effect, however it can temporarily take on the color and abilities of other forms of kryptonite it is exposed to for prolonged periods of time.
** Finally pink kryptonite. In full blooded kryptonians, it acts as an aphrodisiac, while in half kryptonians it enhances their psychic abilities. Pink kryptonite was able to temporarily weaken Doomsday when he was first exposed to it, but it is unknown if he's since developed immunity to it.
** Orange kryptonite is the rarest version of kryptonite, and it only affects Doomsday, humans, and some animals. It does accelerate Doomsday's evolution, it's mildly radioactive to humans, though it's unlikely to be fatal, and you can activate the metagenes in some animals, causing the development of meta-animal powers.
** Nearly every supernatural being has at least one major weakness, just like how Kryptonians are weakened by kryptonite. Daimons and Divine Beings are weak to adamant, several demons and Fae are weak to ColdIron, New Gods are weak to Radion, werebeasts are weak to silver and so on.
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* CrossoverRelatives: It becomes more and more common with every new franchise that's added to the story.
** Jennika Smith/Artemisia and Rob Smith/Rocksteady of the ''Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles'' are half-siblings of Christopher Smith/Peacemaker, Giselle Smith/Gazelle and Samuel Smith through their shared father Jeffrey Smith, who's also the son of ''[=WildStorm=]'''s serial killer Slaughterhouse Smith.
** Egon Spengler is the half-brother of Harry Spengler from ''Supernatural'' and Jillian Holtzman from the 2016 reboot, while Winston Zeddemore is the adoptive father of Ed and Maggie Zeddemore (also from Supernatural's Ghostfacers) and the uncle of Patty Tolan.
** Garrett Miller from ''Extreme Ghostbusters'' is the younger brother of Lisa Miller, Scott Pilgrim's childhood friend.
** The Winchester Family is very much related to the very extensive Blake Family, which includes characters from DC, ''Scooby-Doo'' and ''Watchmen''.
** Missouri Moseley from ''Supernatural'' is the aunt of the odd superhero Stuart Moseley/Heckler.
** Pamela Barnes' father is Michael Barnes, who in ''Impact'' comics was the third hero known as The Shield. Her brother is Alan Barnes, who in DC comics was known as Brainstorm.
** Deaf hunter Eileen Leahy from ''Supernatural'' is the cousin of Arani Desai/Celsius of the Doom Patrol and niece of Willoughby Kipling.
** Damon Stewart/William Roque of ''The Losers'' is the presumed dead brother of John and Roselynn Stewart.
** Jonathan Crane/Scarecrow is a descendant of the Fable Ichabod Crane.
** Eric Morden/Mr. Nobody is the half-brother of Crowley from ''Supernatural'', son of Rowena [=MacLeod=] and the uncle of Charaxes.
** Kala Dandekar from ''[=Sense8=]'' is cousins with Chandi Gupta/Maya of the Justice League and Kiran Singh/Solstice of the Titans.
** Also from ''[=Sense8=]'', Wolfgang Bogdanow is the nephew of Werner Zytle/King Vertigo and of Tashana Bogdanow/Lady Quark.
** Elsa Grimston from Vertigo's ''The Witching Hour'' is the daughter of notorious tyrant and Ghostbusters' foe Vigo the Carpathian.
** Jennika Smith/Artemisia and Rob Smith/Rocksteady of the ''Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles'' are half-siblings of Christopher Smith/Peacemaker, Giselle Smith/Gazelle and Samuel Smith through their shared father Jeffrey Smith, who's also the son of ''[=WildStorm=]'''s serial killer Slaughterhouse Smith.
** Egon Spengler is the half-brother of Harry Spengler from ''Supernatural'' and Jillian Holtzman from the 2016 reboot, while Winston Zeddemore is the adoptive father of Ed and Maggie Zeddemore (also from Supernatural's Ghostfacers) and the uncle of Patty Tolan.
** Garrett Miller from ''Extreme Ghostbusters'' is the younger brother of Lisa Miller, Scott Pilgrim's childhood friend.
** The Winchester Family is very much related to the very extensive Blake Family, which includes characters from DC, ''Scooby-Doo'' and ''Watchmen''.
** Missouri Moseley from ''Supernatural'' is the aunt of the odd superhero Stuart Moseley/Heckler.
** Pamela Barnes' father is Michael Barnes, who in ''Impact'' comics was the third hero known as The Shield. Her brother is Alan Barnes, who in DC comics was known as Brainstorm.
** Deaf hunter Eileen Leahy from ''Supernatural'' is the cousin of Arani Desai/Celsius of the Doom Patrol and niece of Willoughby Kipling.
** Damon Stewart/William Roque of ''The Losers'' is the presumed dead brother of John and Roselynn Stewart.
** Jonathan Crane/Scarecrow is a descendant of the Fable Ichabod Crane.
** Eric Morden/Mr. Nobody is the half-brother of Crowley from ''Supernatural'', son of Rowena [=MacLeod=] and the uncle of Charaxes.
** Kala Dandekar from ''[=Sense8=]'' is cousins with Chandi Gupta/Maya of the Justice League and Kiran Singh/Solstice of the Titans.
** Also from ''[=Sense8=]'', Wolfgang Bogdanow is the nephew of Werner Zytle/King Vertigo and of Tashana Bogdanow/Lady Quark.
** Elsa Grimston from Vertigo's ''The Witching Hour'' is the daughter of notorious tyrant and Ghostbusters' foe Vigo the Carpathian.
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* KryptoniteFactor: Nearly every supernatural being has at least one major weakness, just like how Kryptonians are weakened by kryptonite. Daimons and Divine Beings are weak to adamant, several demons and Fae are weak to ColdIron, New Gods are weak to Radion, werebeasts are weak to silver and so on.
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* KryptoniteFactor: Each version of kryptonite has a different effect on kryptonians:
** Green kryptonite immediately weakens their powers by sapping stored solar energy from the body. Prolonged exposure is fatal. It has no effect on half kryptonians during their childhood, but as they get older and reach adulthood it becomes increasingly toxic until it has the same effect on them as it does on full kryptonians. It has no effect on Bizarro or Doomsday, and it's known to trigger the meta gene in humans in certain circumstances.
** Red kryptonite, in both kryptonians and half kryptonians, immediately causes the loss of one's inhibitions. Prolonged exposure can cause compulsion to act out desires, with no regard for consequences. It temporarily enables the use of powers in younger half kryptonians that they haven't gotten yet. In Bizarro, it causes paranoia and more erratic behavior. As for humans, it's known to stimulate the metagene, granting them temporary powers when integrated into the body in some form, but once the red kryptonite is removed the powers still need to be reactivated in the normal way.
** Blue kryptonite not only depowers kryptonians and half kryptonians, but it also causes a euphoric sense of elation and the effect is known to stick around for a while after prolonged exposure, requiring significant solar recharge. As for Bizzarro; it has the same effect on him as green kryptonite has on normal kryptonians.
** Gold kryptonite heightens the potency of a kryptonian or half kryptonian's powers and can cause the development of new powers with prolonged exposure. Repeated exposure can build a tolerance, but can also cause cancer. As the product of gold kryptonite, Bizarro has developed a complete immunity to it, and it's theorized it can depower Doomsday. It's also fatal if it comes into contact with humans over an extended amount of time.
** Black kryptonite makes full blooded kryptonians incredibly paranoid and can make their powers become increasingly unstable. It has the same effect on Bizarro as red kryptonite does on normal and half kryptonians, and temporarily turns humans into kryptonians.
** White kryptonite is one of the hardest versions to find and in its pure state it has no known effect, however it can temporarily take on the color and abilities of other forms of kryptonite it is exposed to for prolonged periods of time.
** Finally pink kryptonite. In full blooded kryptonians, it acts as an aphrodisiac, while in half kryptonians it enhances their psychic abilities. Pink kryptonite was able to temporarily weaken Doomsday when he was first exposed to it, but it is unknown if he's since developed immunity to it.
** Orange kryptonite is the rarest version of kryptonite, and it only affects Doomsday, humans, and some animals. It does accelerate Doomsday's evolution, it's mildly radioactive to humans, though it's unlikely to be fatal, and you can activate the metagenes in some animals, causing the development of meta-animal powers.
** Nearly every supernatural being has at least one major weakness, just like how Kryptonians are weakened by kryptonite. Daimons and Divine Beings are weak to adamant, several demons and Fae are weak to ColdIron, New Gods are weak to Radion, werebeasts are weak to silver and so on.
** Green kryptonite immediately weakens their powers by sapping stored solar energy from the body. Prolonged exposure is fatal. It has no effect on half kryptonians during their childhood, but as they get older and reach adulthood it becomes increasingly toxic until it has the same effect on them as it does on full kryptonians. It has no effect on Bizarro or Doomsday, and it's known to trigger the meta gene in humans in certain circumstances.
** Red kryptonite, in both kryptonians and half kryptonians, immediately causes the loss of one's inhibitions. Prolonged exposure can cause compulsion to act out desires, with no regard for consequences. It temporarily enables the use of powers in younger half kryptonians that they haven't gotten yet. In Bizarro, it causes paranoia and more erratic behavior. As for humans, it's known to stimulate the metagene, granting them temporary powers when integrated into the body in some form, but once the red kryptonite is removed the powers still need to be reactivated in the normal way.
** Blue kryptonite not only depowers kryptonians and half kryptonians, but it also causes a euphoric sense of elation and the effect is known to stick around for a while after prolonged exposure, requiring significant solar recharge. As for Bizzarro; it has the same effect on him as green kryptonite has on normal kryptonians.
** Gold kryptonite heightens the potency of a kryptonian or half kryptonian's powers and can cause the development of new powers with prolonged exposure. Repeated exposure can build a tolerance, but can also cause cancer. As the product of gold kryptonite, Bizarro has developed a complete immunity to it, and it's theorized it can depower Doomsday. It's also fatal if it comes into contact with humans over an extended amount of time.
** Black kryptonite makes full blooded kryptonians incredibly paranoid and can make their powers become increasingly unstable. It has the same effect on Bizarro as red kryptonite does on normal and half kryptonians, and temporarily turns humans into kryptonians.
** White kryptonite is one of the hardest versions to find and in its pure state it has no known effect, however it can temporarily take on the color and abilities of other forms of kryptonite it is exposed to for prolonged periods of time.
** Finally pink kryptonite. In full blooded kryptonians, it acts as an aphrodisiac, while in half kryptonians it enhances their psychic abilities. Pink kryptonite was able to temporarily weaken Doomsday when he was first exposed to it, but it is unknown if he's since developed immunity to it.
** Orange kryptonite is the rarest version of kryptonite, and it only affects Doomsday, humans, and some animals. It does accelerate Doomsday's evolution, it's mildly radioactive to humans, though it's unlikely to be fatal, and you can activate the metagenes in some animals, causing the development of meta-animal powers.
** Nearly every supernatural being has at least one major weakness, just like how Kryptonians are weakened by kryptonite. Daimons and Divine Beings are weak to adamant, several demons and Fae are weak to ColdIron, New Gods are weak to Radion, werebeasts are weak to silver and so on.
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** The Bat Family breaks apart after [[spoiler: Tim Drake's death]] by the Joker in 2024, causing Bruce and Selina's marriage to sour, where Selina takes her daughter and moves out, Stephanie Drake leaves Gotham with her child. Jason Todd leaves to travel the world, Damian goes on a killing spree, killing the Jokerz. Bruce disowns his son, so he goes to his mother Talia Al Ghul. Cassandra Cain tries to take Tim's mantle, but Bruce rejects it. Cassandra leaves Gotham as well.
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** The Bat Family breaks apart after [[spoiler: Tim [[spoiler:Tim Drake's death]] by the Joker in 2024, causing Bruce and Selina's marriage to sour, where Selina takes her daughter and moves out, Stephanie Drake leaves Gotham with her child. Jason Todd leaves to travel the world, Damian goes on a killing spree, killing the Jokerz. Bruce disowns his son, so he goes to his mother Talia Al Ghul. Cassandra Cain tries to take Tim's mantle, but Bruce rejects it. Cassandra leaves Gotham as well.
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* CainAndAbel: As many examples here like Aquaman and Ocean Master, Starfire and Blackfire, Greta Hayes/Secret and Billy Hayes/Harm, Batwoman and Red Alice, Vic Sage/The Question I and Victor Zsasz, Ellie [=MacKay=]/Immolation and Max [=MacKay=], [[spoiler: Boston Brand/Deadman and Cleveland Brand/The Hook]], etc.
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* CainAndAbel: As many examples here like Aquaman and Ocean Master, Starfire and Blackfire, Greta Hayes/Secret and Billy Hayes/Harm, Batwoman and Red Alice, Vic Sage/The Question I and Victor Zsasz, Ellie [=MacKay=]/Immolation and Max [=MacKay=], [[spoiler: Boston [[spoiler:Boston Brand/Deadman and Cleveland Brand/The Hook]], etc.
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** Jennika Smith/Artemisia and Rob Smith/Rocksteady of the ''Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles'' are half-siblings of Christopher Smith/Peacemaker, Giselle Smith/Gazelle and Samuel Smith through their shared father Jeffrey Smith, who's also the son of ''Wildstorm'''s serial killer Slaughterhouse Smith.
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** Jennika Smith/Artemisia and Rob Smith/Rocksteady of the ''Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles'' are half-siblings of Christopher Smith/Peacemaker, Giselle Smith/Gazelle and Samuel Smith through their shared father Jeffrey Smith, who's also the son of ''Wildstorm'''s ''[=WildStorm=]'''s serial killer Slaughterhouse Smith.
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** [[https://phil-cho.deviantart.com/art/Alexandra-Kosov-Earth-27-commission-708078961 Alexandra Kosov]], the head of the Odessa Mob in Gotham, sports an cybernetic eye given to her by Roman Sinos.[[spoiler: She herself is the one who stabbed her own eye with the scalpel she used to stab her own father's eye, killing him from shock.]]
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** [[https://phil-cho.deviantart.com/art/Alexandra-Kosov-Earth-27-commission-708078961 Alexandra Kosov]], the head of the Odessa Mob in Gotham, sports an cybernetic eye given to her by Roman Sinos.[[spoiler: She [[spoiler:She herself is the one who stabbed her own eye with the scalpel she used to stab her own father's eye, killing him from shock.]]
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** There are several of them. The original superheroes so far consist of Spider-Bat (Mark Mish), Ronin (Joseph Kane), Fox (Jack Dahl), and Hotshot (Michael Walsh). The others so far are Joseph Kane's younger brother Sam and Dahl's adoptive daughter Lizzie, who are classmates to a young Terry [=McGinnis=] and Lian Harper. More are gradually introduced as the series goes on. [[spoiler: This becomes an important plot point. They are the Monitor's secret weapon against the Anti-Monitor.]]
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** There are several of them. The original superheroes so far consist of Spider-Bat (Mark Mish), Ronin (Joseph Kane), Fox (Jack Dahl), and Hotshot (Michael Walsh). The others so far are Joseph Kane's younger brother Sam and Dahl's adoptive daughter Lizzie, who are classmates to a young Terry [=McGinnis=] and Lian Harper. More are gradually introduced as the series goes on. [[spoiler: This [[spoiler:This becomes an important plot point. They are the Monitor's secret weapon against the Anti-Monitor.]]
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* PatchworkFic: Earth-27 is a cross between the pre-''ComicBook/{{Flashpoint}}'' DCU, the ComicBook/New52, the Series/{{Arrowverse}}, Creator/{{WildStorm}}, the Franchise/DCAnimatedUniverse, ''WesternAnimation/YoungJustice2010'', the [[VideoGame/BatmanArkhamSeries Arkhamverse]], Creator/MilestoneComics, the Flashpoint Timeline, ComicBook/{{Watchmen}}, ComicBook/VForVendetta, ComicBook/{{Fables}}, ''ComicBook/TheLosers'' and even Creator/StanLee[='s=] ''ComicBook/JustImagineStanLeeCreatingTheDCUniverse''
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* PatchworkFic: Earth-27 is a cross between the pre-''ComicBook/{{Flashpoint}}'' DCU, the ComicBook/New52, the Series/{{Arrowverse}}, Creator/{{WildStorm}}, Creator/{{Wildstorm}}, the Franchise/DCAnimatedUniverse, ''WesternAnimation/YoungJustice2010'', the [[VideoGame/BatmanArkhamSeries Arkhamverse]], Creator/MilestoneComics, the Flashpoint Timeline, ComicBook/{{Watchmen}}, ComicBook/VForVendetta, ComicBook/{{Fables}}, ''ComicBook/TheLosers'' and even Creator/StanLee[='s=] ''ComicBook/JustImagineStanLeeCreatingTheDCUniverse''
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* TheStinger: Literally called the Stinger, [[spoiler: it reveals that not only did Fangirl survive the Bleed, but she has come upon a ''parallel earth'' where Batman and Wonder Woman have a daughter, and Lincoln March is not the Mayor of Gotham City. This thanks to a hole in the damaged walls that closes of Earth-27 from the other Earths.]]
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* TheStinger: Literally called the Stinger, [[spoiler: it [[spoiler:it reveals that not only did Fangirl survive the Bleed, but she has come upon a ''parallel earth'' where Batman and Wonder Woman have a daughter, and Lincoln March is not the Mayor of Gotham City. This thanks to a hole in the damaged walls that closes of Earth-27 from the other Earths.]]
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---> '''Roy''': One of DC's biggest strength for me always was their villains. They had all kinds that were memorable: compassionate villains, honorable villains, psychotic villains, monstrous villains, femme fatales, and sympathetic villains. But still, they were villains. Now, I'm a fan of a good redemption story. Darth Vader coming to Luke's defense, sacrificing himself in the process, is an awesome moment for me... but it works because Darth Vader had to suffer a consequence for his past sins... he had to die. If a villain is wakes up and says "I'm a good guy now!" and does a few good deeds and heroes are okay with them now, that makes the said heroes come off as phony or untrue in their convictions. [[EnemyMine Putting aside differences to fight a greater enemy is one thing]], but it's altogether another to be like: "You helped the Joker kill thousands of people and now you want to play dress up and go fight crime with me? Okay... Sure, this will be fun!"
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** Jennika Smith/Artemisia and Rob Smith/Rocksteady of the ''Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles'' are half-siblings of Christopher Smith/Peacemaker, Giselle Smith/Gazelle and and Samuel Smith through their shared father Jeffrey Smith, who's also the son of ''Wildstorm'''s serial killer Slaughterhouse Smith.
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** Jennika Smith/Artemisia and Rob Smith/Rocksteady of the ''Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles'' are half-siblings of Christopher Smith/Peacemaker, Giselle Smith/Gazelle and and Samuel Smith through their shared father Jeffrey Smith, who's also the son of ''Wildstorm'''s serial killer Slaughterhouse Smith.
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* CrossoverRelatives: It becomes more and more common with every new franchise that's added to the story.
** Jennika Smith/Artemisia and Rob Smith/Rocksteady of the ''Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles'' are half-siblings of Christopher Smith/Peacemaker, Giselle Smith/Gazelle and and Samuel Smith through their shared father Jeffrey Smith, who's also the son of ''Wildstorm'''s serial killer Slaughterhouse Smith.
** Egon Spengler is the half-brother of Harry Spengler from ''Supernatural'' and Jillian Holtzman from the 2016 reboot, while Winston Zeddemore is the adoptive father of Ed and Maggie Zeddemore (also from Supernatural's Ghostfacers) and the uncle of Patty Tolan.
** Garrett Miller from ''Extreme Ghostbusters'' is the younger brother of Lisa Miller, Scott Pilgrim's childhood friend.
** The Winchester Family is very much related to the very extensive Blake Family, which includes characters from DC, ''Scooby-Doo'' and ''Watchmen''.
** Missouri Moseley from ''Supernatural'' is the aunt of the odd superhero Stuart Moseley/Heckler.
** Pamela Barnes' father is Michael Barnes, who in ''Impact'' comics was the third hero known as The Shield. Her brother is Alan Barnes, who in DC comics was known as Brainstorm.
** Deaf hunter Eileen Leahy from ''Supernatural'' is the cousin of Arani Desai/Celsius of the Doom Patrol and niece of Willoughby Kipling.
** Damon Stewart/William Roque of ''The Losers'' is the presumed dead brother of John and Roselynn Stewart.
** Jonathan Crane/Scarecrow is a descendant of the Fable Ichabod Crane.
** Eric Morden/Mr. Nobody is the half-brother of Crowley from ''Supernatural'', son of Rowena [=MacLeod=] and the uncle of Charaxes.
** Kala Dandekar from ''[=Sense8=]'' is cousins with Chandi Gupta/Maya of the Justice League and Kiran Singh/Solstice of the Titans.
** Also from ''[=Sense8=]'', Wolfgang Bogdanow is the nephew of Werner Zytle/King Vertigo and of Tashana Bogdanow/Lady Quark.
** Elsa Grimston from Vertigo's ''The Witching Hour'' is the daughter of notorious tyrant and Ghostbusters' foe Vigo the Carpathian.
** Jennika Smith/Artemisia and Rob Smith/Rocksteady of the ''Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles'' are half-siblings of Christopher Smith/Peacemaker, Giselle Smith/Gazelle and and Samuel Smith through their shared father Jeffrey Smith, who's also the son of ''Wildstorm'''s serial killer Slaughterhouse Smith.
** Egon Spengler is the half-brother of Harry Spengler from ''Supernatural'' and Jillian Holtzman from the 2016 reboot, while Winston Zeddemore is the adoptive father of Ed and Maggie Zeddemore (also from Supernatural's Ghostfacers) and the uncle of Patty Tolan.
** Garrett Miller from ''Extreme Ghostbusters'' is the younger brother of Lisa Miller, Scott Pilgrim's childhood friend.
** The Winchester Family is very much related to the very extensive Blake Family, which includes characters from DC, ''Scooby-Doo'' and ''Watchmen''.
** Missouri Moseley from ''Supernatural'' is the aunt of the odd superhero Stuart Moseley/Heckler.
** Pamela Barnes' father is Michael Barnes, who in ''Impact'' comics was the third hero known as The Shield. Her brother is Alan Barnes, who in DC comics was known as Brainstorm.
** Deaf hunter Eileen Leahy from ''Supernatural'' is the cousin of Arani Desai/Celsius of the Doom Patrol and niece of Willoughby Kipling.
** Damon Stewart/William Roque of ''The Losers'' is the presumed dead brother of John and Roselynn Stewart.
** Jonathan Crane/Scarecrow is a descendant of the Fable Ichabod Crane.
** Eric Morden/Mr. Nobody is the half-brother of Crowley from ''Supernatural'', son of Rowena [=MacLeod=] and the uncle of Charaxes.
** Kala Dandekar from ''[=Sense8=]'' is cousins with Chandi Gupta/Maya of the Justice League and Kiran Singh/Solstice of the Titans.
** Also from ''[=Sense8=]'', Wolfgang Bogdanow is the nephew of Werner Zytle/King Vertigo and of Tashana Bogdanow/Lady Quark.
** Elsa Grimston from Vertigo's ''The Witching Hour'' is the daughter of notorious tyrant and Ghostbusters' foe Vigo the Carpathian.
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* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: It was just supposed to be just the Batman cast, but it expanded and there’s even plans to work on the Beyond verse.
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* {{Crossover}}: The setting takes some non-DC franchises, namely ''Franchise/ScoobyDoo'', ''WesternAnimation/CaptainPlanet'', ''Series/{{Supernatural}}'', ''Franchise/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles'', Creator/ElviraMistressOfTheDark, ''Franchise/{{Ghostbusters}}'', ''Film/{{Gremlins}}'', ''ComicBook/ScottPilgrim'', ''ComicBook/{{Hellboy}}'', ''ComicBook/VForVendetta'', ''ComicBook/{{Watchmen}}'' and even ''WesternAnimation/ThePowerpuffGirls'' and other Cartoon Network characters and integrates them into the setting. Though Roy has explicitly stated that he plans to only use franchises linked to Warner Bros. in the universe along with DC characters, the ''Scooby'' gang, the Watchmen, the Planeteers, the Winchester brothers, and the Cartoon Network characters are Warner Bros. works, and the Turtles, the Mistress, and Hellboy have had official crossovers with DC as well, hence their eventual integration. Even the cast of ''ComicBook/{{Fables}}'' (a non-DC Vertigo property) have appeared in ''Earth-27''.
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* {{Crossover}}: The setting takes some non-DC franchises, namely ''Franchise/ScoobyDoo'', ''WesternAnimation/CaptainPlanet'', ''Series/{{Supernatural}}'', ''Franchise/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles'', Creator/ElviraMistressOfTheDark, ''Franchise/{{Ghostbusters}}'', ''Film/{{Gremlins}}'', ''ComicBook/ScottPilgrim'', ''ComicBook/{{Hellboy}}'', ''ComicBook/VForVendetta'', ''ComicBook/{{Watchmen}}'' ''ComicBook/{{Watchmen}}'', ''Franchise/GIJoe'' and even ''WesternAnimation/ThePowerpuffGirls'' and other Cartoon Network characters and integrates them into the setting. Though Roy has explicitly stated that he plans to only use franchises linked to Warner Bros. in the universe along with DC characters, the ''Scooby'' gang, the Watchmen, the Planeteers, the Winchester brothers, and the Cartoon Network characters are Warner Bros. works, and the Turtles, the Mistress, and Hellboy have had official crossovers with DC as well, hence their eventual integration. Even the cast of ''ComicBook/{{Fables}}'' (a non-DC Vertigo property) have appeared in ''Earth-27''.
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* DevilsPitchfork: Blue Devil, a superhero who gained superpowers after an encounter with the devil Nibiros, wields the Trident of Lucifer, which allows her to find demons on Earth and banish them to Hell.
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* SpaceElves: The Neutrinos from Dimension X are elves who fled from the Sheeda to another Sub-Reality, losing most of their magical connection and developing science and technology instead. They still have some connection to their more magical ancestry.
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* DevilsPitchfork: Blue Devil, a superhero who gained superpowers after an encounter with the devil Nibiros, wields the Trident of Lucifer, which allows her to find demons on Earth and banish them to Hell.
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** [[RedIsViolent Red = Rage]]... specifically the kind spawned from injustice (seriously, you can't help but feel bad for Atrocitus when you know his backstory).
** Orange = Avarice... manifested as an all-consuming greed and hunger (hence why only Larfleeze represents it).
** Yellow = Fear... including (pretty much specifically) the terror instilled in others.
** Green = Willpower... as a sort of neutral zone between all emotions.
** Blue = Hope... which, while powerful, is useless without willpower to enact it.
** Indigo = Compassion.
** Violet = Love... except sometimes it's more of a [[{{Yandere}} psychotic devotion]].
** [[RedIsViolent Red = Rage]]... specifically the kind spawned from injustice (seriously, you can't help but feel bad for Atrocitus when you know his backstory).
** Orange = Avarice... manifested as an all-consuming greed and hunger (hence why only Larfleeze represents it).
** Yellow = Fear... including (pretty much specifically) the terror instilled in others.
** Green = Willpower... as a sort of neutral zone between all emotions.
** Blue = Hope... which, while powerful, is useless without willpower to enact it.
** Indigo = Compassion.
** Violet = Love... except sometimes it's more of a [[{{Yandere}} psychotic devotion]].
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* PatchworkFic: Earth-27 is a cross between the pre-''ComicBook/{{Flashpoint}}'' DCU, the ComicBook/New52, the Series/{{Arrowverse}}, Creator/{{WildStorm}}, the Franchise/DCAnimatedUniverse, ''WesternAnimation/YoungJustice'', the [[VideoGame/BatmanArkhamSeries Arkhamverse]], Creator/MilestoneComics, the Flashpoint Timeline, ComicBook/{{Watchmen}}, ComicBook/VForVendetta, ComicBook/{{Fables}}, ''ComicBook/TheLosers'' and even Creator/StanLee[='s=] ''ComicBook/JustImagineStanLeeCreatingTheDCUniverse''
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* PatchworkFic: Earth-27 is a cross between the pre-''ComicBook/{{Flashpoint}}'' DCU, the ComicBook/New52, the Series/{{Arrowverse}}, Creator/{{WildStorm}}, the Franchise/DCAnimatedUniverse, ''WesternAnimation/YoungJustice'', ''WesternAnimation/YoungJustice2010'', the [[VideoGame/BatmanArkhamSeries Arkhamverse]], Creator/MilestoneComics, the Flashpoint Timeline, ComicBook/{{Watchmen}}, ComicBook/VForVendetta, ComicBook/{{Fables}}, ''ComicBook/TheLosers'' and even Creator/StanLee[='s=] ''ComicBook/JustImagineStanLeeCreatingTheDCUniverse''
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* CosmicRetcon: The events of ''ComicBook/{{Watchmen}}'' existed in Earth-27. They would still be the heroes of the 80s (though Roy move them from 1985 to 1989), and their tale would mostly result in the same way that it does in the movie (Roy prefer the movie's ending over the graphic novel's finale) Except with even more devastation. The major cities of the world don't just suffer huge losses, most of the major cities are outright destroyed. So with Earth's major cities gone, this sets the stage for other cities to rise to prominence in the wake of this devastation: Gotham, Metropolis, Gateway City, Star City, Central City, etc. So while that doesn't change much of the heroes' backstories, it does change the setting quite a bit. Manhattan is gone, as are London, Madrid, Berlin, Rio, Mexico City, Los Angeles, Chicago, Toronto, Moscow, Sydney, Lagos, Cape Town, Cairo, Tokyo, Hong Kong, and even Washington, DC. This would give me a firm detachment from the real world and allow Roy to develop a unique world.
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* CosmicRetcon: The events of ''ComicBook/{{Watchmen}}'' existed in Earth-27. They would still be the heroes of the 80s (though Roy move them moved from 1985 to 1989), and their tale would mostly result in the same way that it does in the movie (Roy prefer preferring the movie's ending over the graphic novel's finale) Except except with even more devastation. The major cities of the world don't just suffer huge losses, most of the major cities are outright destroyed. So with Earth's major cities gone, this sets the stage for other cities to rise to prominence in the wake of this devastation: Gotham, Metropolis, Gateway City, Star City, Central City, etc. So while While that doesn't change much of the heroes' backstories, it does change the setting quite a bit. Manhattan is gone, as are is London, Madrid, Berlin, Rio, Mexico City, Los Angeles, Chicago, Toronto, Moscow, Sydney, Lagos, Cape Town, Cairo, Tokyo, Hong Kong, and even Washington, DC. This would give me gives a firm detachment from the real world and allow allows Roy to develop a unique world.
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* ArchnemesisDad: Plenty. Jackson Hyde/Aqualad II and Black Manta, Kara Zor-El and Zor-El/Grandmaster, Chris Kent/Lor-Zod/Zenith and Dru-Zod, Cassandra Cain/Black Bat and David Cain/The Swiss, Darkseid and Orion, etc.
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* ArchangelAzrael: "Azrael" is a position, rather than a person — the Azrael is the leader of the azraelim, the order of angels tasked with overseeing the souls of mortals admitted into Heaven.
* ArchnemesisDad: Plenty. Jackson Hyde/Aqualad II and Black Manta, Kara Zor-El and Zor-El/Grandmaster, Chris Kent/Lor-Zod/Zenith and Dru-Zod, Cassandra Cain/Black Bat and David Cain/The Swiss, Darkseid and Orion, etc.
* ArchnemesisDad: Plenty. Jackson Hyde/Aqualad II and Black Manta, Kara Zor-El and Zor-El/Grandmaster, Chris Kent/Lor-Zod/Zenith and Dru-Zod, Cassandra Cain/Black Bat and David Cain/The Swiss, Darkseid and Orion, etc.
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* DifferentStatesOfAmerica: The United States won the Vietnam War thanks to Dr. Manhattan and made Vietnam a state, Richard Nixon attempts to repeal the 22nd amendment and commits suicide in his second term, with Reginald Dodge finishing his term, Timmy Harper becomes the 39th president of the United states, electric cars and airships are commonplace, and non-government sanctioned vigilantism was outlawed in 1977.
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* DifferentStatesOfAmerica: The United States won the Vietnam War thanks to Dr. Manhattan and made Vietnam a state, Manhattan, Richard Nixon attempts to repeal the 22nd amendment and commits suicide in his second term, with Reginald Dodge finishing his term, Timmy Harper becomes the 39th president of the United states, electric cars and airships are commonplace, and non-government sanctioned vigilantism was outlawed in 1977.1977, until the act was lifted to pursue Adrian Veidt.
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* ItBeganWithATwistOfFate: If Jon hadn't forgotten his girlfriend's watch in the lab, he wouldn't have gone back to get it, get locked inside the experiment chamber, be ripped apart, and be reborn as Dr. Manhattan.
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* MarriedToTheJob: The "Alfred" Voxbox has indicated that Bruce is becoming this regarding his love life.
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** The "Alfred" Voxbox has indicated that Bruce is becoming this regarding his lovelife. life.
** Deconstructed with the Minutemen and Crimebusters. Worse if that job is as a costumed vigilante. What's the point of fighting street level crime when bigger issues like impending nuclear war hangs over everyone's head? Only someone really screwed up like Hooded Justice, Rorschach or Ozymandias would choose this as a career.
** The "Alfred" Voxbox has indicated that Bruce is becoming this regarding his love
** Deconstructed with the Minutemen and Crimebusters. Worse if that job is as a costumed vigilante. What's the point of fighting street level crime when bigger issues like impending nuclear war hangs over everyone's head? Only someone really screwed up like Hooded Justice, Rorschach or Ozymandias would choose this as a career.
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** A conversation between Niteowl II and Silk Spectre II mention a sadomasochist who enjoyed getting beaten up by Superheroes, so he'd dress up like a villain and pretend to commit crimes. Unfortunately, the heroes all know each other and gossip about their jobs, so soon enough they all know about him and just do their best to ignore him. He finally makes the mistake of trying this on [[SociopathicHero Rorschach]], who simply shoves him down an elevator shaft.
** Doctor Manhattan takes Laurie to The Moon. She nearly dies of asphyxiation before he remembers that ''humans need to breathe''.
** The issue after the one with the above example makes clear that, genius or not, you ''cannot'' kill a near-omnipotent being who can walk across the surface of the sun, and literally rebuilt himself after being disintegrated. You can turn the public against him by framing him for spreading cancer, or catch him off-guard by developing a way to block his foresight powers, but you're just as much a threat to his life as a termite would be.
** A conversation between Niteowl II and Silk Spectre II mention a sadomasochist who enjoyed getting beaten up by Superheroes, so he'd dress up like a villain and pretend to commit crimes. Unfortunately, the heroes all know each other and gossip about their jobs, so soon enough they all know about him and just do their best to ignore him. He finally makes the mistake of trying this on [[SociopathicHero Rorschach]], who simply shoves him down an elevator shaft.
** Doctor Manhattan takes Laurie to The Moon. She nearly dies of asphyxiation before he remembers that ''humans need to breathe''.
** The issue after the one with the above example makes clear that, genius or not, you ''cannot'' kill a near-omnipotent being who can walk across the surface of the sun, and literally rebuilt himself after being disintegrated. You can turn the public against him by framing him for spreading cancer, or catch him off-guard by developing a way to block his foresight powers, but you're just as much a threat to his life as a termite would be.
