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Metropolis & Smallville
Lois Lane
Lois Lane
Species: Human
Appearances: Justice League: War note | Justice League: Throne of Atlantis | The Death of Superman | The Death of Superman: The Wake | Reign of the Supermen | Batman: Hush | Justice League Dark: Apokolips War
Voiced by: Juliet Landau (Throne of Atlantis), Rebecca Romijn (all other appearances)
Clark Kent's co-worker at the Daily Planet.
- Action Girl: By the time of Justice League Dark: Apokolips War, she shows herself very capable at using weapons and hand-to-hand combat, taking down even Harley Quinn in semi-organized MMA fight. Apparently, she was one even before the movie since she was a Military Brat.
- Action Survivor: In the climax of Reign of the Supermen, she manages to come out of Superman and Hank Henshaw's fight in the Watchtower with just a few minor heat vision wounds. Furthermore, she turns off the Watchtower's solar shield, allowing Superman to regain his full power and defeat Henshaw.
- Adaptational Badass: In Apokolips War she appears to become the main leader of a resistance against Darkseid's invasion of Earth, creating a plan of attack as well as going into battle alongside the heroes.
- A Day in the Limelight: Reign of the Supermen is primarily centred around her, with Superman presumed dead for much of the film.
- Boxing Battler: She gets to showcase such skills in a quasi-organized fight against Harley Quinn in JLD:AW, with the justification that she's "an Army brat."
- Damsel in Distress: Ends up being unwillingly used this way by Catwoman to snap Superman out of Poison Ivy's control.
- Early-Bird Cameo: She appears in a non-speaking role along with Jimmy at the end of War before making a speaking appearance in Throne of Atlantis.
- Military Brat: Said by Lois herself to Harley, she's "an Army brat".
- The Missus and the Ex: Becomes good friends with Diana by the time of Reign of the Supermen.
- Promoted to Love Interest: When the universe started, it followed the New 52's example of Superman and Wonder Woman being a thing. However, with The Death of Superman, the universe established that Clark and Diana had an Offscreen Break Up and it switched to the more traditional pairing of Clark and Lois.
- Official Couple: With Clark as of The Death of Superman.
- Taking You with Me: Lois and the last members of the Suicide Squad blow themselves and Lexcorp Tower up to stop the Paradooms from returning to Apokolips.
Steel
John Henry Irons
Species: Human
Appearances: Justice League: Throne of Atlantis | The Death of Superman | Reign of the Supermen | Justice League Dark: Apokolips Warnote
Voiced By: Khary Payton (Throne of Atlantis), Cress Williams (all other appearances)
An inventor who comes up with a special suit of armor to keep up Superman's legacy following his death.
- Early-Bird Cameo: He appears in Throne of Atlantis, aiding a fellow construction worker from Atlantian robots. Similarly to his comic counterpart, Superman saves him from death and he becomes inspired.
- Humongous-Headed Hammer: Steel's main weapon is a massive steel sledgehammer. It can be thrown and return to Steel's hand and has a thruster built inside to increase the power of his blows.
- Legacy Character: One of four people to take up the S-Shield following Superman's death.
- Powered Armor: Wears a solid gray armor sporting the S-Shield in the same color and a red cape. It's also much sturdier than the original featured in the comic story.
Martha and Jonathan Kent
Martha and Jonathan Kent
Species: Human
Appearances: The Death of Superman | The Death of Superman: The Wake | Reign of the Supermen
Martha voiced by: Jennifer Hale
Jonathan voiced by: Paul Eiding
The adoptive parents of Superman.
- Good Parents: They raised Superman, what did you expect? Superboy is also sent to live with them after he leaves Lex so he can get the same upbringing that Clark got.
Daily Planet
Perry White, Jimmy Olsen, Cat Grant, Steve Lombard, Ron Troupe and Chloe Sullivan
Species: Human
Appearances: Justice League: War note | Justice League: Throne of Atlantisnote | The Death of Superman | The Death of Superman: The Wake | Reign of the Supermen
Perry voiced by: Rocky Carroll
Jimmy and Steve voiced by: Max Mittelman
Cat voiced by: Toks Olagundoye
Ron voiced by: Nyambi Nyambi
Chloe voiced by: Erica Luttrell
Clark's and Lois' coworkers.
- Adaptational Dye-Job: Chloe is shown with black hair, likely to distance the character from Allison Mack.
- Adaptational Heroism: Cat Grant lost a lot of her more unlikable qualities (such as blatantly flirting with Clark even after knowing that Lois is interested in him), as well as being granted a lot of competence in her job as an on screen host.
- The Cameo: Ron and Chloe only appear in the beginning of Reign while Lombard only makes minor appearances in both films.
- Canon Immigrant: Chloe Sullivan from Smallville appears, though she is just called Sullivan by Perry.
- Race Lift: Cat is black like her actress while Perry is Ambiguously Brown (his voice actor is black).
Dan Turpin and Maggie Sawyer
Dan Turpin and Maggie Sawyer
Species: Human
Appearances: The Death of Superman | The Death of Superman: The Wake
Turpin voiced by: Rick Pasqualone
Sawyer voiced by: Amanda Troop
Two cops who work for the MPD.
- Old Cop, Young Cop: Turpin is clearly older than Sawyer.
Freddy Freeman & Darla Dudley
Freddy Freeman and Darla Dudley
Species: Human
Appearances: Justice League: War
Freddy voiced by: Georgie Kidder
Darla voiced by: Kimberly Brooks
Billy Batson's adoptive siblings.
- Adaptational Wimp: They aren't superheroes like in the comics.
- Adapted Out: Unlike in the Flashpoint timeline Eugene, Mary and Pedro don't appear as part of their family.
Silas Stone
Silas Stone
Species: Human
Appearances: Justice League: War | The Death of Superman
Voiced by: Rocky Carroll
A scientist for S.T.A.R. Labs and the father of Cybrog.
- Alliterative Name: Silas Stone.
- Black and Nerdy: He's an African-American scientist.
- Daddy Didn't Show: He never attends his son's football games despite having seats, and his refusual to attend one in War leads to Victor's transformation into Cyborg.
- We Can Rebuild Him: He tries at least, but unlike most versions he actually fails and it's only because of the technology Victor was exposed to from the Mother Box that he was turned into Cyborg.
Sarah Charles
Sarah Charles
Species: Human
Appearances: Justice League: War | Justice League: Throne of Atlantis | The Death of Supermannote
Voiced by: Melique Berger
A scientist at S.T.A.R. Labs who works with Silas Stone and eventually starts dating Cyborg.
- The Cameo: Her last appearance in the franchise was a non-speaking cameo in The Death of Superman, attending Superman's funeral.
- What Happened to the Mouse?: Despite her relationship with Cyborg, she doesn't make a proper reappearance after Throne of Atlantis.
G. Gordon Godfrey
G. Gordon Godfrey
Species: Human
Appearances: Reign of the Supermen
Voiced by: Trevor Devall
An editorialist with a negative opinion of superheroes.
- Adaptational Name Change: In the comics he's a New God names Glorious Godfrey.
- Adaptational Nice Guy: He still hates superheroes, but this seems to come from the belief that humanity should be saving themselves and he's not secretly working for Darkseid.
- Adaptational Species Change: Like with the version seen in Justice League, he's just a regular human as opposed to a New God.
- The Cameo: Appears briefly at the start of Reign talking to Cat Grant.
Gotham
Commissioner Gordon
James Gordon
Species: Human
Appearances: Son of Batman | Batman vs. Robinnote | Batman: Bad Blood | Batman: Hush
Voiced by: Bruce Thomas
The commissioner of the GCPD.
- Action Dad: He's the commissioner of the GCPD and the father of Barbara Gordon.
- Alternate Self: He exists in the reality of Teen Titans Go!.
- The Cameo: He appears in Bruce's hallucination in Batman vs. Robin where Damian grows up to be a gun using Batman who kills criminals and innocents.
- The Commissioner Gordon: Obviously.
Thomas and Martha Wayne
Thomas Wayne and Martha Wayne (née Kane)
Species: Human
Appearances: Batman: Bad Blood | Batman: Hushnote | Justice League Dark: Apokolips Warnote
Thomas voiced by: Kevin Conroy
The parents of Bruce Wayne and grandparents to Damian.
- Alternate Universe Reed Richards Is Awesome: In two very different ways in the Flashpoint timeline: Thomas becomes a gun using Batman while Martha becomes the Joker out of grief for her son's death.
- Death by Origin Story: As usual they are this.
- Deceased Parents Are the Best: Their flashbacks show them to be loving parents to Bruce.
- Unrelated in the Adaptation: Martha doesn't seem to be Jacob's sister or Kate's aunt in this version.
Colonel Jacob Kane
Jacob Kane
Species: Human
Appearances: Batman: Bad Blood
Voiced by: Geoff Pierson
Kate Kane's father.
- Action Dad: He was still in the Army when he had children.
- Alcoholic Parent: Implied. He was seen with a flask when he and Kate were having dinner and apparently his doctor informed to give it up.
- Dark and Troubled Past: His family was captured and ended with his wife and one of his daughters being murdered by them.
- Good Parents: He always supports and encourages Kate in either her choice to be "Batwoman" or finding a nice girl.
- Nice Guy: He's a very sweet man.
- Open-Minded Parent: He thinks nothing of Kate being a lesbian, even encouraging her to find a girlfriend.
- Outliving One's Offspring: While Kate is still alive, his other daughter was murdered as a child.
- Papa Wolf: Colonel Kane shot the men who were about to kill Kate.
- So Proud of You: Constantly states how proud he is of his daughter and that her mother and sister would feel the same way.
- Unrelated in the Adaptation: He doesn't seem to Bruce's uncle in this version.
Renee Montoya
Renee Montoya
Species: Human
Appearances: Batman: Bad Blood | Batman: Hushnote
Voiced By: Vanessa Marshall
A detective from Gotham.
- The Cameo: Appears briefly alongside Gordon in Hush.
- Fair Cop: Which is directly lampshaded by Kate.
- Flat Character: She seems to only exist to be Kate's girlfriend.
- Official Couple: She begins to officially date Kate by the end of Batman: Bad Blood.
Kirk Langstrom
Kirk Langstrom
Species: Human
Appearances: Son of Batman
Voiced By: Xander Berkeley
A scientist hired to create Man-Bat Super Soldiers.
- Ambiguous Situation: It's unclear whether Kirk was ever Man-Bat in this continuity, as while Batman seems to recognize the mutated soldiers and Kirk mentions he would go to prison for repeating his experiments he doesn't seem to know Kirk specifically.
Rebecca Langstrom
Rebecca Langstrom
Species: Human
Appearances: Son of Batman | Suicide Squad: Hell to Paynote
Voiced By: Kari Wahlgren
The daughter of Kirk Langstrom.
Tommy Elliot
Dr. Thomas Elliot
Species: Human
Appearances: Batman: Hush
Voiced By: Maury Sterling
A doctor and childhood friend of Bruce.
- Adaptational Heroism: He isn't Hush and really is the good person he at first appeared to be in the comics.
- Death by Adaptation: He's killed by Hush, and unlike in the comics this isn't a trick.
- Decomposite Character: He's not Hush in this version, and instead that identity was given to the Riddler.
Central City
Nora Allen
Nora Allen
Species: Human
Appearances: Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox
Voiced By: Grey DeLisle Griffin
The mother of Barry Allen.
- Death by Origin Story: Was killed by an unknown man when Barry was a child.
- Deceased Parents Are the Best: Barry's flashback shows her to be a kind woman who tries to teach Barry important life lessons, and her Flashpoint counterpart is also shown to be a great parent.
- Died on Their Birthday: She's killed on her birthday.
- Small Role, Big Impact: Her death and Barry regret about not being able to save her leads him to go back in time and create the Flashpoint timeline which almost destroys the world. He undoes that timeline and creates a slightly altered but still recognizable version, only for that to be what causes Darkseid to invade and the near destruction of Earth forcing him to create a new timeline once again.
Iris West
Iris West
Species: Human
Appearances: Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox
Voiced By: Jennifer Hale
The girlfriend and later wife to Barry Allen.
- Bus Crash: She has been killed off-screen by Apokolips War, though it's unclear whether Darkseid told him she was killed during his invasion like he did with Batman when Dick Grayson died or if she passed away before the invasion.
- The Confidant: She was apparently the only person Barry told besides Batman about altering the timeline, and made a promise to never do so again.
- The Ghost: Becomes this after The Flashpoint Paradox and is only mentioned by Barry in a few films. In The Death of Superman Flash mentions that they have got engaged, in Reign of the Supermen he mentions she will be annoyed if he is late for dinner, and in Apokolips War he mentions her in the past tense.
Los Angeles
Angela
The Queen of Angels
Species: Magical Entity
Appearances: Constantine: City of Demons
Voiced By: Rachel Kimsey
The living spirit of Los Angeles.
- Ambiguous Situation: Whether the form she appears in when talking with John is some sort of manifestation she created or a real person, with there being plenty of reasons that suggest either one could be true. Given that it's not established that she can create an almost realistic human appearance that would suggest that she's possessing a real woman, but at the same time it's not clear why she would keep using the same host twice instead of possessing another. Plus her appearance changes when explaining her history, which supports the idea that it's simply a default form she created instead of a host. However at the end of the film she specifically tells John that she could visit him later in a body that would please him, which would suggest that she can only possess people instead of creating a magical form.
- Canon Foreigner: Was created for the animated film.
- Double Standard Rape: Female on Male: While he doesn't exactly say no, Constantine doesn't come across as a willing participant when him and Angela has sex. He has no idea who, or more importantly what, she is, is surprised when she kisses, and in fact does nothing to encourage what is happening while Angela removes his clothes. It's entirely possible to view Constantine as being too afraid to directly challenge Angela given that he has no idea on whether she's dangerous or not. However this is never brought up.
- Double Standard: Rape, Sci-Fi: If her default form is in fact a woman she's possessing, then she was unwillingly raped by Angela and John. Though given how Constantine acts during it, it's unclear whether he could be called a willing participant.
- Grand Theft Me: She can possess seemingly any human, though she appears to have a main form.
- Interspecies Romance: She's some sort of magical entity, and has sex with Constantine who is human. She later suggests that she could visit him again in a form he would find attractive, but he refuses and claims he would rather return to London.
- Well-Intentioned Extremist: Angela cares about everyone who lives in her city, but knows that she can't stop demons from committing dark acts in Los Angeles. This leaves her with little choice but to make deals with demons like Beroul where as long as he keep causalities to the minimum and his deals limited he is allowed to stay. However she still tries to make contact with Constantine in the hopes he can create a better outcome.
Beroul
Beroul/Nergal
SPOILERS
Species: Demon
Appearances: Constantine: City of Demons | DC Showcase – Constantine: The House of Mystery
Voiced By: Jim Meskimen(Beroul) and Robin Atkin Downes (Nergal)
A demon who makes deals with people desperate for fame and money. Is secretly Nergal, the demon that dragged Astra Logue to Hell.
- Arch-Enemy: Nergal is this for John, as John's failure to control him led to a little girl being dragged to Hell which Nergal is happy to mock him about.
- Back from the Dead: Nergal returns in The House of Mystery despite being killed in City of Demons, suggesting that the Flashpoint created after Apokolips War succeeded in creating a new timeline.
- Composite Character: In the comics Beroul and Nergal are two separate demons.
Mictlantecuhtli
Mictlantecuhtli
Species: God
Appearances: Constantine: City of Demons
Voiced By: Rick D. Wasserman
The Aztec God of the Dead, now barely surviving on the few creatures he can kill in present day Los Angeles.
- Adaptational Wimp: In the comics Mictlantecuhtli was as powerful as ever and Constantine specifically relied on him to defeat Beroul. Here he's far weaker and reduced to feeding on the death of animals, and is even killed by Constantine after he's weakened further by the demons.
- Always a Bigger Fish: He's the bigger fish, as he might be low on power but he is still a god and is therefore perfectly capable of killing five demons. Of course the fight leaves him weakened to the point that Constantine can finish him off.
- Death by Adaptation: He dies in the film while in the comic he lives.
- Death of the Old Gods: This should have happened to Mictlantecuhtli when the Aztec empire ended, but he was stubborn and refused to die like the other gods of his mythology.
- Outside-Context Problem: None of the five demons were expecting Constantine to trap them with an Aztec god, especially since he mainly hides under a slaughterhouse where he feeds on the deaths of animals.
Jump City
Traci Thirteen
Traci Thirteen
Species: Human
Appearances: Teen Titans: The Judas Contract
Voiced By: Masasa Moyo
A teenager who works at a soup kitchen.
- Adaptational Wimp: Lacks any magical powers.
- Implied Love Interest: Is implied to start dating Jamie at the end of the film, just like in the comics.
Kevin Smith
Kevin Smith
Species: Human
Appearances: Teen Titans: The Judas Contract
Voiced By: Kevin Smith
A celebrity who invites Beast Boy to be on his podcast.
- As Himself: He's voiced by the real-life Kevin Smith.
- The Cameo: Appears at the end of the film.
U.S. Military
Steve Trevor
Steve Trevor
Species: Human
Appearances: Justice League: War | Justice League: Throne of Atlantis | The Death of Supermannote | Wonder Woman: Bloodlines
Voiced by: George Newbern (War, Throne of Atlantis), Jeffrey Donovan (Bloodlines)
A USAF pilot and trusted friend to Wonder Woman.
- Ace Pilot: As per usual Steve is an excellent fighter pilot.
- The Cameo: He makes an appearance behind Lex Luthor at Superman's funeral.
- Dogged Nice Guy: Diana isn't that interested in him until Bloodlines, by which point she and Superman had broken up.
- Official Couple: With Diana as of the end of Wonder Woman: Bloodlines.
- Promoted to Love Interest: When the universe started, it followed the New 52's example of Superman and Wonder Woman being a thing. However, with The Death of Superman, the universe established that Clark and Diana had an Offscreen Break Up with the switch to the more traditional pairing of Clark and Lois, and Wonder Woman: Bloodlines followed suit by seeing the traditional pairing of Diana and Steve at the end.
- What Happened to the Mouse?: He doesn't appear or get mentioned in Justice League Dark: Apokolips War.
Etta Candy
Etta Candy
Species: Human
Appearances: Wonder Woman: Bloodlines
Voiced by: Adrienne Moore
A work associate of Steve's, and friend to him and Diana.
- Adaptational Sexuality: Zig-zagged. The original 40's era Etta was unquestionably into men and had numerous boyfriends (although some versions are Ambiguously Bi), but her modern iteration is lesbian in the comics and this version pulls mostly from that modern version.
- Amazon Chaser: A rare woman-on-woman example. Steve implies Etta has a thing for buff women. Etta herself later confirms as such when she states she hopes to find Amazons who "like 'em thick." In the final scene of Wonder Woman: Bloodlines, Etta has A Lady on Each Arm.
- Race Lift: Etta is black like her Wonder Woman (Rebirth) iteration, rather than a pale redhead (or blonde) like the original '40's era Etta.
- Youthful Freckles
- What Happened to the Mouse?: Like Trevor, she doesn't appear or get mentioned in Justice League Dark: Apokolips War.
Captain Atom
Nathaniel Adams
Species: Metahuman
Appearances: Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox
Voiced By: Lex Lang
A member of the Justice League in the original timeline.
General Lane
Samuel Lane
Species: Human
Appearances: Justice League: Throne of Atlantis | The Death of Supermannote
Voiced by: Jay K. Johnson
The father of Lois Lane.
- The Cameo: In Throne of Atlantis he leads the army against the invading Atlanteans while in The Death of Superman he attends Superman's funeral.
Miscellaneous
Thomas Curry
Thomas Curry
Species: Human
Appearances: Justice League: Throne of Atlantis
Voiced by: Larry Cedar
A lighthouse keeper and the father of Aquaman.
- Interspecies Romance: With Atlanna who was an Atlantean. Based on his letter to Shin where claims to suspect his son is half-atlantean and the flashbacks showing him watch as Atlanna returned to the ocean, it can be assumed that he knew Atlanna wasn't human but she didn't tell him exactly what she was.
- Posthumous Character: Dies prior to Throne of Atlantis and only appears in flashbacks.
Steel Maxum
Steel Maxum
Species: Human
Appearances: Suicide Squad: Hell to Pay
Voiced By: Greg Grunberg
A male stripper being tracked by Task Force X on Waller's orders to retrieve a card he possess.
- Bunny-Ears Lawyer: He's a horny narcissistic moron, but he somehow actually did make a decent Dr. Fate until he was manipulated by Scandal and Knockout.
- Canon Foreigner: There never was anyone named Steel Maxum in the comics. Especially anyone that used to be Dr. Fate, though he did also say that he changed his name after Nabu washed his hands of him.
- Chippendales Dancers: His main profession, though he uses an Egyptian motif in his performance.
- Dating Catwoman: He seem to have a thing for Silver Banshee while he was Dr. Fate, and she seemingly returned the sentiment.
- Legacy Character: He once served as Dr. Fate, being chosen by Nabu himself. He lost the position after Scandal and Knockout stole the Card from him.
- Mr. Fanservice: Due to being a male stripper, most of his scenes have him shirtless all the time.
- Naked People Are Funny: Task Force X kicks him out of their bus after they have no use for him, leaving him naked on the road. He is later stopped and arrested by cops who poke fun at his nudity.
- Uncertain Doom: He is last seen being approached by Professor Zoom and his minions. Though its unknown what ultimately happened to Steel, its unlikely he came out of it alive knowing Zoom.
- Small Role, Big Impact: He has very few scenes to himself in Hell to Pay, but his backstory provides the main catalyst for the plot: Besides the fact he was a former Dr. Fate, he used to keep the MacGuffin in which every bad guy was after.
Madame Xanadu
Nimue Inwudu
Species: Human
Appearances: Suicide Squad: Hell to Pay (comic)
A blind seer and an associate of Jason Blood.
- Age Lift: Most versions portray her as being pretty old, while here she seems younger.
- Blind Seer: As per usual with the character.
Jericho
Jericho
Species: Metahuman
Appearances: Teen Titans: The Judas Contract
Voiced by: N/A
A young man who was the trial candidate for Brother Blood's power transfer machine.
- Aborted Arc: With Apokolips War serving as the Grand Finale, his survival won't be followed-up on.
- Adaptational Superpower Change: Has super strength and some level of invulnerability, instead of being able to possess the bodies of others through eye contact.
- Alternate Self: Has one in the reality of Teen Titans.
- Death by Cameo: He makes a brief appearance in The Judas Contract, where he is shown being killed via a shot to the head. Subverted in that the bullet wound heals in The Stinger, and his eyes open and begin to glow green.
- What Happened to the Mouse?: Despite his survival being highlighted in a post-credits scene, he's never seen again before Flash resets the timeline in Apokolips War.
- Unrelated in the Adaptation: Much like with Teen Titans (2003), there's no confirmation whether Jericho is the son of Deathstroke.
- You Have Outlived Your Usefulness: Mayhem shoots him in the head after the success of the power transfer. It doesn't take.
Outside North America
Atlantis
Mera
See the DCAMU: Justice League page
Atlanna
Queen Atlanna
Species: Atlantean
Appearances: Justice League: Throne of Atlantis
Voiced by: Sirena Irwin
The queen of Atlantis and the mother of Aquaman.
- Daddy Had a Good Reason for Abandoning You: Gender flipped, but she was engaged to the king of Atlantis and felt that she had no choice but to leave Thomas and Arthur.
- Death by Adaptation: She's killed by her son Orm unlike in the comics.
- Interspecies Romance: With Thomas who was a human.
Themyscira
Hippolyta
Queen Hippolyta
Species: Amazon
Appearances: Wonder Woman: Bloodlines
Voiced by: Cree Summer
Wonder Woman's mother and queen of the Amazons.
- Bus Crash: She and the Amazons are presumably killed offscreen in Apokolips War.
United Kingdom
Chas Chandler
Chas Chandler
Species: Human
Appearances: Constantine: City of Demons
Voiced By: Damian O'Hare
John Constantine's childhood best friend.
- Adaptational Relationship Overhaul: In the comics Renee and Chas briefly separated after he assaulted her while being possessed by Nergal before eventually reconciling. In this version they've been separated because of Trish's coma and Chas being turned into an Un-person means a reconciliation is impossible.
- Papa Wolf: He lacks any magical ability or special skills, but he still comes with John to fight demons and save his daughter.
- Un-person: Becomes this to his wife and daughter, who no longer remember him due to the spell John used to stop Nergal and save Trish.
Renee Chandler
Renee Chandler
Species: Human
Appearances: Constantine: City of Demons
Voiced By: Emily O'Brien
Chas Chandler's wife who hates John.
- Adaptational Relationship Overhaul: In the comics Renee and Chas briefly separated after he assaulted her while being possessed by Nergal before eventually reconciling. In this version they've been separated because of Trish's coma and Chas being turned into an Un-person means a reconciliation is impossible.
Trish Chandler
Trish Chandler
Species: Human
Appearances: Constantine: City of Demons
Voiced By: Laura Bailey
Chas and Renee's daughter.
- Adaptational Name Change: Is named Trish, while in the comics Chas' daughter and granddaughter where named Geraldine and Tricia respectively.
- Composite Character: In the comics Chas had a daughter named Geraldine and a granddaughter named Tricia, who was the victim of the magical coma. Here they are combined into one person.
- Improbably Quick Coma Recovery: Justified as it was a magic coma, but still she seems to be remarkably well when her soul is reunited with her body.
Merlin
Merlin
Species: Human
Appearances: Justice League Dark
Voiced By: JB Blanc
The greatest wizard of all time who's responsible for the defeat of Destiny and bonding Jason Blood with Etrigan the Demon.
- Because Destiny Says So: He seemingly knew that both Jason and Etrigan were destined to be bound together, which is why despite promising to free Etrigan he binds him with they dying Jason.
- Unrelated in the Adaptation: Possibly, as there's no mention of Etrigan being his half-brother like in the comics.
Supernatural
Hell
Nightmare Nurse
Asa
Species: Demon
Appearances: Constantine: City of Demons
Voiced By: Laura Bailey
A demonic healer and one of John Constantine's few friends.
- Amicable Exes: She and John have a romantic history, and while they have difficulty getting along they seem to have parted ways better than John did with Zatanna.
- Composite Character: With Fennel, who Constantine asked for help in All His Engines.
- Interspecies Romance: She's a demon, and had a relationship with the human John Constantine.
- Token Heroic Orc: She's the only demon shown to be a good person because she chooses to be, with it being implied that Etrigan only became good after centuries being bonded with Jason Blood.
- What Is This Thing You Call "Love"?: Asa explains that she can't feel love the way humans can, but she can feel fondness and concern for people she likes and cares about.
Ashox
Ashox
Species: Demon
Appearances: DC Showcase – Constantine: The House of Mystery
Voiced By: Damian O'Hare
A demon that John Constantine sold his soul to.
Beelzebub
Beelzebub
Species: Demon
Appearances: DC Showcase – Constantine: The House of Mystery
Voiced By: Grey Griffin
A demon that John Constantine sold his soul to.
Entities
Spectre
Spectre
Species: Spirit
Appearances: Suicide Squad: Hell to Pay (comic) | DC Showcase – Constantine: The House of Mystery
Voiced By: Lou Diamond Phillips
An avenging spirit that warns Amanda Waller of the fate that awaits her when she dies.
- Adapted Out: There is no mention of Jim Corrigan.
- Good All Along: In The House of Mystery Spectre appeared to have trapped Constantine in a loop where he is killed by demonic versions of his loved ones. It turns out that he was actually meant to spend eternity living a happy fantasy, but Constantine's inability to forgive himself for his mistakes or accept that he can have happiness meant that they became demons trying to kill him.
- Real After All: Waller eventually figures out that the Spectre she had been seeing was just an illusion created by Jason Blood so he could manipulate her. However at the end of the comic the Spectre is actually seen, suggesting that he really is waiting to punish her for her sins.
The Universe (Unmarked spoilers for The House of Mystery)
The Universe
Species: Cosmic Entity
Appearances: DC Showcase – Constantine: The House of Mystery
Voiced By: N/A
The Universe is in truth a living entity, and in The House of Mystery is has become furious over the changes in the timeline.
- Above the Gods: It's the Universe itself which all the gods exist within, so this is very likely the case.
- Ambiguous Situation: Given that the DCAMU exists in a multiverse, it's unclear how other universes coexist with it. It's also left unclear why it decided to punish Constantine for the second Flashpoint but didn't punish the Flash for the first Flashpoint.
- Hypocrite: It became enraged after the second Flashpoint and wanted revenge against Constantine, but for some reason it seemed to have no problem with the first Flashpoint which created a much worse timeline or when the Flash undid that timeline to create the main DCAMU timeline as he was never punished unlike Constantine.
