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In 2002 Mr. Bones showed up at the White House with a number of top-notch espionage brass for a cabinet meeting to discuss the metahuman “epidemic”. The room was horrified to see Bones’ entrance, but once he began to talk, the room went still as he pitched an incredibly masterful speech for why the president should put a metahuman in charge of the agency monitoring the metahuman “crisis”. The U.S. President agreed and the D.E.O. was formed that week.
In General
- Anti-Hero: They can make some morally questionable decisions in their quest to protect earth.
- Badass Normal: They're (mostly) ordinary humans trained to combat metahumans, aliens and supernatural threats if the situation calls for it.
- Good Is Not Soft: Can be downright ruthless in their methods of protecting the earth.
- The Men in Black: They function like this, as a government agency that was created to deal with aliens and meta-humans.
Administration
Director Bones
The Director of the D.E.O., Mister Bones is a man of noble intentions despite his shadowy methods.
- Acquired Poison Immunity: As a corollary, he is immune to cyanide poisoning.
- Ambiguously Evil: Despite looking like he was born to be a villain, he remains on the side of neutrality despite his mysterious personality.
- Asskicking Leads to Leadership: He's the Director of the D.E.O. and he's someone not to be messed with.
- Badass in a Nice Suit: He wears a fancy suit.
- Bizarre Alien Psychology: Bones' mother's exposure to mutagenic drugs during pregnancy gave him three superhuman powers, two of which are extremely inconvenient to his daily life: firstly, his skin (which, it has been indicated, would otherwise be black), flesh, and organs are all transparent, giving him the appearance of a denuded skeleton (thus his name).
- Blessed with Suck: Because Director Bones' acid touch is an involuntarily function of his powers, he is required to wear leather gloves at all times or else risk fatally affecting those around him.
- Cigar Chomper: To the point that he practically chain-smokes them.
- Dem Bones: He's basically a skeleton.
- I Know Your True Name: He's aware of the secret identities of several heroes, which adds to his mysterious atmosphere.
- Only Known by Their Nickname: The exact details of Mr. Bones’ past remain deeply classified by Checkmate encryption which even Oracle cannot penetrate, he is only referred to as "Bones", "Mr. Bones" or "Director Bones," even by his own agents.
- The Rival: Seen as Amanda Waller's.
- Secret-Keeper: As part of his modus operandi, he knows the identities of several heroes, also knowing the identities of Derek James Flynn and Lee Travis as both Sideways and Crimson Avenger because he's their mentor.
- Touch of Death: His skin constantly exudes a cyanide-based compound (in effect a toxic sweat), which is almost invariably lethal to anyone who touches him.
Deputy Directors
George Emmett
Deputy Director of the North Region of the D.E.O.
- Team Member in the Adaptation: In the comics he's merely the Police Commissioner of Midway City, but here he's the Deputy Director of the North Region for the D.E.O.
- Two First Names: George and Emmett.
Henry "Hank" Henshaw
Deputy Director of the East Region of the D.E.O.
- Alliterative Name: Hank Henshaw.
- Decomposite Character: He's Cyborg-Superman in the comics, but here it's Grandmaster, making him only a human. For now.
Sue Dibny
See The Justice League page
Edward "Eddie" Fyers
Deputy Director of the West Region of the D.E.O.
- Adaptational Nice Guy: He's far less morally dubious than in the comics and his relationship with Team Arrow is not antagonistic, seeing them as his friends.
- The Alcoholic: Fyers tends to drink his problems away. He's tried to quit several times but has never been able to kick the habit.
- Badass Normal: A normal human with fairly basic fighting skills. But he's as good with guns as Oliver is with the bow.
- Code Name: Ironhorse.
- Cold Sniper: He's no Deadshot, but he can take out ninjas and trained commandos.
- Entertainingly Wrong: At first he thought Green Arrow was a vanguard for the League of Assassins due to their similar training, but after seeing Green Arrow fight off Brainiac's invasion and discovering Oliver Queen's identity, he realized the archer was trustworthy.
- Family of Choice: Ever since the loss of his parents during the Manhattaning, he has seen his friends as family.
- Friend on the Force: He's become Team Arrow's main contact at the D.E.O.
- Hair-Trigger Temper: Fyers has a bit of a temper, particularly when he is personally insulted by anyone he feels beneath him (criminals, terrorists, drug addicts).
- Hidden Depths: He's been married and divorced twice.
- Naytheist: Fyers is a "devout atheist" (his description), though he does consider himself be a spiritual person. He is known to practice meditation and is well-versed in the religious customs among many different religions. He is all too aware of the actual existence of multiple deities but has "yet to find any worth worshipping". He's also claimed to have personally met the Devil himself.
- Omniglot: Fyers is fluent in English, Russian, German, and the Demon's Tongue (the dialect of Arabic spoken by members of the Safinat Dakhma).
- Oral Fixation: He likes his toothpicks, which serves as a substitute for his past chain smoking.
- Parental Abandonment: His parents and the parents of many of his friends all perished during the Manhattaning.
- Stealth Expert: Fyers is highly skilled in undetected movement strategy, he can pick locks, disable security systems, and also knows how to cover his tracks to prevent detection of his passing.
- Taking the Bullet: During the demonic siege of Star City, Fyers was burned severely on his chest when he blocked a fireball with his body to protect Red Arrow from being hit while he was tending to the injuries of a young girl.
- Team Member in the Adaptation: Eddie Fyers is either a CIA Agent or a mercenary in the comics, but here he's the Deputy Director of the West Region of the D.E.O.
- They Look Just Like Everyone Else!: He's rather average looking, but very skilled and deadly nonetheless.
- Torture Technician: Fyers is known in some circles as having been a truly exceptional prodigy in enhanced interrogation techniques (or torture). Fyers denies these rumors and there is little, if any, record of such activity but he does seem comfortable with using this reputation to serve his needs.
Ashley Zolomon
Deputy Director of the Central Region of the D.E.O.
- Badass Longcoat: Wears a nice-looking leather coat.
- Battle Couple: With Hunter Zolomon.
- Curtains Match the Windows: She has brown hair and brown eyes.
- Fair Cop: An agent of the D.E.O. and not difficult to look at.
- Team Member in the Adaptation: In the comics Ashley was an FBI agent, but here she's Deputy Director of the Central Region for the D.E.O.
- Youthful Freckles: Has them but she's certainly not immature.
Other Agents
Ralph Dibny
See The Justice League page
Diana Trevor
See The Justice League Founders page
Sarge Steel
Indefatigable fighter trained to expert qualifications in the Army's Special Forces, he's a secretive agent of the D.E.O.
- Alliterative Name: Sarge Steel.
- Ambiguously Evil: Is he a really member of CHECKMATE, or is he loyal to Director Bones and the D.E.O., who knows?
- Artificial Limbs: His mechanical right hand.
- Guns Akimbo:
Alex Danvers
A brilliant scientist who secretly works for the covert government organization D.E.O., serving as Bones' Number Two. She's the foster sister of Thara Ak-Var.
- Action Girl: Regardless of her role as a scientist, the D.E.O. gives extensive year-long combat training to everyone.
- The Alcoholic: Since the loss of Linda, Alex has become a heavy drinker on her day's off.
- Amicable Exes: With Maggie Sawyer. She meet her during her days in Science Crimes Unit. They had a passionate relationship for a while but after Alex was reassigned to the West Coast. Alex begged for Maggie to join her, but Maggie didn't feel like Coast City was the right fit for her and she was just promoted to the rank of captain. So, after weeks of arguing, Alex and Maggie decided to break it off and they bid each other adieu. Maggie is partially responsible for her hooking up with Renee Montoya.
- Badass Normal: Alex is a skilled close-quarters combatant, but has little training outside of the D.E.O. training program and private lessons with Maggie Sawyer and Renee Montoya.
- Do Not Call Me "Paul": She hates being addressed by her full name.
- Fatal Flaw: Personal Loyalty; Alex is prone to putting the needs of the few over the needs of the many when the few is someone she cares about. To a slightly less destructive degree, her temper can be downright explosive.
- Genius Bruiser: While not physically imposing, Alex is one of the D.E.O.'s best field agents. However, she was recruited as a bioengineer and is considered an expert on alien physiology. She is also a medical doctor, who gave up her career to work for the D.E.O.
- Honorary True Companion: Of the House of El.
- Insistent Terminology: She doesn't like to be called Alexandra.
- Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Alex can be snappy, headstrong, overprotective and often resorts to quite violent ways of interrogation, but at the end of the day she just wants her sister and the world kept safe.
- The Medic: Alex is a skilled doctor. Though humans are not her primary interest, she is familiar with human anatomy and many medical procedures to the point of making an excellent medic and even a decent surgeon or forensic cadaver analyst should the need arise.
- Official Couple: Currently dating Renee Montoya/The Question.
- Shipper on Deck: Despite her hang ups on relationships, it doesn't stop her from giving Thara advice on her interest in Lor-Zod.
- Statuesque Stunner: She's actually as tall as Thara at 5'11"/180cm tall, and she's gorgeous.
- Weak, but Skilled: Alex may merely be a human, but she's able to take down enemies more powerful than her by using their strength against them.
- Workaholic: She doesn't have much of a life outside of her job at the D.E.O., and she devotes the majority of her time to her job.
Lucy Lane
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The younger sister of Lois Lane and second daughter of Colonel Sam Lane.
- Adaptational Heroism: The comic book version of Lucy (to make a long story short) is Daddy's Little Villain and the General's personal Dragon. Here like her Supergirl (2015) counterpart she joins D.E.O. as a Special Agent In Charge of the Advena Legion.
- Alliterative Family: With her sister Lois.
- Alliterative Name: Lucy Lane. Like her sister, one of the many L.L. who litters the Superman mythos.
- Amazonian Beauty: A attractive military officer with the muscular build expected from one.
- Amicable Exes: She and Jimmy Olsen used to dated each other during their high school days as Lucy was a commanding girlfriend, but Jimmy was more than happy to do her bidding as he realized she was way out of his league. When the two graduated, Lucy broke up with Jimmy as she decided to take her father up on his offer of getting her in West Point, but she gave Jimmy a parting gift.
- Badass Normal: Like her sister she has no powers but she can defend herself thanks to being trained by her father and the military.
- Composite Character: Her appearance and personality along with her status as a D.E.O. agent are based of her incarnation in Supergirl (2015) TV series.
- Cool Aunt: She serves as this to her older sister's adopted and biological children.
- Daddy's Girl: Unlike her older sister who didn't want to be her father's shadow, Lucy embraced it. She felt comfortable being daddy's little girl, possibly because she does not feel she could adequately compete with her older sister based on merits and accomplishment alone. Lucy spent most of her childhood accompanying her father on military base whenever she could so much that many soldiers would call her "the colonel's aid" or "Little Colonel Lane".
- Good-Looking Privates: She cuts an even more impressive figure when in uniform.
- The Handler: Serves as this for the Advena Legion as she was appointed by Lex Luthor.
- Hazy-Feel Turn: While never the big antagonist, many of those she's worked for, like her father, have an open hostility to all aliens. Lucy has shown a few times she doesn't really share that sentiment, so it's no surprise she has no animosity towards Superman and the Advena Legion by extension.
- Military Brat: She's a daughter of General Lane, since she continues with the whole military thing into her adult life.
- Sleeves Are for Wimps: In casual clothes she only wears a tank-top.
- Strong Family Resemblance: She looks a lot like her older sister Lois, with the exception that she has green eyes to Lois' brown eyes.
Hunter Zolomon
- Battle Couple: With Ashley.
- Composite Character: Based on his portrayal from the Arrowverse.
- Decomposite Character: In the comics Hunter is Zoom, but here the moniker seems to go to a different character, most likely Malcolm Thawne.
- Team Member in the Adaptation: Hunter used to be an FBI profiler working for the KCPD before becoming Zoom, but here he's an agent of the D.E.O.
Patty Spivot
See the Supporting Characters page
Emily Nashton
See the Secret Six page
Cameron Chase
- Alliterative Name: Cameron Chase.
Walter Peck
D.E.O. Agent and liaison between the Ghostbusters, Star City and the Paranormal Contracts Oversight Commission (P.C.O.C.), to his great annoyance.
- Abusive Parents: Not physically abusive, but his parents were never supportive, with his mother being overly strict and his father calling him a disappointment for not being smart enough to join an Ivy League University.
- Adaptational Job Change: In the movie he was an EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) agent.
- Amoral Attorney: He's an attorney who enjoys making the Ghostbusters, especially Peter, miserable.
- Beard of Evil: Has a full beard and while not really evil, he's still a dick.
- Embarrassing Nickname: Called Dickless, Mr. Pecker, Pencil Neck and Willy Wick.
- Everyone Went to School Together: He was in the same fraternity as Albert Davis and the one who invited him to the party were Davis became involved with the Order of Ancient Mysteries.
- Hidden Depths: Despite greatly disliking the Ghostbusters, he acknowledges that they need each other, so he serves as an intentional Hate Sink for them.
- Obstructive Bureaucrat: Even though he has become much nicer and helpful towards the Ghostbusters, he still enjoys pulling their pursestrings.
- Related in the Adaptation: His paternal uncle is Eldon Peck/Brother Night, Zatanna's archenemy.
- Sitcom Arch-Nemesis: To Peter much like in the IDW continuity, who he never misses an opportunity to needle.
- Stealth Insult: Continues to call Peter Venkman 'Mr.' even after hearing he has doctorates.
Victor Henriksen
A DEO Agent that's trying to apprehend the Winchester brothers.
- Adaptational Job Change: Instead of an FBI agent he works for the DEO.
- Awesomeness by Analysis: As mentioned, Agent Henriksen had began to build a number profiles on figures like Bobby Singer, Gordon Walker, Bill and Ellen Harvelle, and others. Of course, he didn't know any of them by their real names. He just knew their tools, their methods, rough descriptions, some surveillance video recordings, and a long list of fake aliases.
- Badass Normal: Arguably even more so than the other Badass Normals involved with hunters since Henriksen does not have the occult knowledge they do.
- Heroic Lineage: His great-grandfather Horatio Henriksen was a famed member of the U.S. Air Force.
- In-Series Nickname: Vic.
- Military Brat: Both of his parents are former military and he always assumed he would end up on the military.
- Official Couple: Dating Jonni Thunder.
- Sympathetic Inspector Antagonist: He's just a law enforcement agent who's delving way too much in the hunters community.
Dexter Morgan
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A D.E.O. forensics analyst who resides in Sun City, Florida, but who travels frequently to other places. He's also secretly a serial killer known as the Bay Harbor Butcher who targets people who have escaped justice for whatever means.
- Adaptation Origin Connection: His mother was related to and would be killed by the Escobedo Cartel, who's membership includes Snowflame and Tiger Shark.
- Affably Evil: As long as you're not his target or someone who has harmed his loved ones, Dexter is surprisingly pleasant, if quirky.
- Best Friend: Angel Batista is the closest thing he has to a true friend and was even the best man at his wedding.
- Brainy Brunette: Dexter is brown haired and is an exceptionally bright and intelligent man. His formal education included courses in various subjects: biology, anatomy, chemistry, and criminology. Additionally, Dexter is well-versed in history, anthropology, psychology, botany, philosophy, architecture, sociology, economics, religious lore, art, literature, and law.
- Cunning Linguist: In addition to his native language of English, Dexter has a firm grasp of the Spanish language having lived in Florida throughout his life and being exposed to a significant portion of Spanish speakers, including his best friend Angel Batista.
- Declining Promotion: Despite enjoying traveling for work (and his own dark pleasure), he has always preferred to return to Sun City, declining promotions that would involve transferring.
- Detective Mole: He uses his position as a DEO analyst to find new targets and to throw off suspicions of his activities.
- Dramatic Irony: He's the only known person in a position of authority who's aware of Charles Lee Ray's survival as Chucky and that his victims are not lying, but he doesn't say anything in order to not attract attention to himself and to keep the secret of a fellow Slasher.
- Drugs Are Bad: At an unknown time in Dexter's life, he experimented with and abused drugs as a coping mechanism for the death of his father. Dexter has since undergone counseling and is in recovery.
- Even Evil Has Loved Ones: Even though he only started dating Rita to keep up his façade of normalcy, he genuinely grew fond of her and her children and now is a parental figure for them.
- Even Evil Has Standards: He believes even monsters should have boundaries or limits they never cross, which is why he follows his code. He also acknowledges that Chucky doesn't engage in sexual violence and actually supports the LGBTQ+ community, and considers Freddy Krueger the lowest of the low for targeting children.
- Face of an Angel, Mind of a Demon: Dexter can pretend to be a normal, awkward and handsome guy, but underneath he's a really dark person who kills in order to satiate his murderous impulses.
- First-Person Smartass: His narration in his Codex of Blood keeps all the snarkiness of the show and books.
- Flat-Earth Atheist: He identifies as an atheist, but unlike the show or the books, here Dexter lives in a universe inhabited by actual deities and physical gods, and that's without including superheroes.
- Freudian Excuse: Being forced to watch his mother being brutally killed and being left with the corpse for several days left him with an unhealthy fascination with killing and blood.
- Friend to All Children: Dexter is genuinely good with children, who considers them to have the innocence he has long since lost, and one of the few people who can make him break his Code are pedophiles and groomers.
- Good Stepmother: He really tries to be a good stepfather for Astor and Cody Bennett and he's a genuine Friend to All Children.
- Happily Adopted: Despite his murderous tendencies, he seems to have been genuinely happy, for a time, after he was adopted by the Morgans.
- The Lab Rat: His day job is a blood-spatter analyst for the DEO.
- Lack of Empathy: Even he is not sure if he can really feel empathy or love for others.
- The Medic: Dexter graduated at the top of his class in medical school. Though he is not practicing, he does have a license to practice medicine. He regularly teaches field medicine classes to DEO cadets and agents.
- Missing Mom: His biological mother Laura Moser was brutally killed with a chainsaw in front of him and his brother Brian. Then his adoptive mother Doris Morgan died due to brain cancer.
- Mr. Exposition: He has his own files concerning the people in his life, as well as other Slashers, called the Codex of Blood.
- Noble Demon: A serial killer he may be, he also lives by the "Code of Harry" which outline he should only kill other murderers who kill for sheer pleasure.
- Red Baron: The Bay Harbor Butcher.
- Serial-Killer Killer: His Code consists of only targeting people who have escaped justice or have killed someone else.
- Stronger Than They Look: Dexter is a lifelong student of judo and various other martial arts, having originally with his father, before seeking out professional instruction during college. Dexter retains a black belt in judo and is also a certified DEO defense instructor.
- They Look Just Like Everyone Else!: He looks completely average, if conventionally handsome, but is a dangerous and methodical killer.
Debra Morgan
- Action Girl: Debra was taught judo and various other martial arts by her father, and training with Dexter as a teenager. However, unlike her brother, Debra did not pursue the martial arts any further on her own, other than incorporating the techniques taught in the DEO Academy.
- Badass in Distress: In 2011, Debra had a precarious encounter with the "Ice Truck Killer", a serial killer that Debra has been investigating. Fortunately, Debra survived her kidnapping. It seems Debra's escape may have spooked the killer as he has not resurface since.
- Big Brother Worship: She loves Dexter a lot. They are really close and she gets pissed whenever she feels he shuts her out, which is fairly often.
- The Caretaker: She took care of her father Harry when his heart condition became worse
- Cool Aunt: For Dexter and Rita's kids.
- Fair Cop: She's a DEO agent who's pretty attractive.
- Hair-Trigger Temper: Debra has a bit of a temper. When angered, her normally foul-mouth does what many think is impossible — it becomes even more crass, profane, and vulgar.
- Heroic Self-Deprecation: Debra doubts herself a lot, despite putting a bold demeanor. With her father gone, Debra relies on her brother Dexter to build her back up, especially after a particularly rough failure or struggle in her life.
- Horrible Judge of Character: Only when it involves her brother, otherwise she's pretty sharp and competent.
- Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Foul mouthed, abrasive and often puts her foot in her mouth, but she's a good person and cop who has a big heart and cares deeply for her family and friends and is quite sympathetic towards people she has to speak to.
- Lady Swears-a-Lot: Debra talks like a season sailor. She has little to no verbal filter, peppering her language with profanity and colorful euphemisms on the regular.
- The Matchmaker: She's the one who introduced Dexter to Rita and was really pleased when they married.
- The Unfavorite: Craved Harry's attention and envied Dexter for all the time that her father spent with him. She assumed the special relationship was due to favoritism, as the real reason was well hidden.
Albert James Doakes
- Bald of Authority: Completely bald and one of the leading agents of Sun City.
- Composite Character: His name in the books was Albert, while in the show his name was James, so his name is combined into Albert James or just A.J. Doakes.
- Good Is Not Nice: An antisocial jerk who's prone to violence, but also a damn fine cop and a good person at the end of the day.
- Jerkass to One: He's one of the few people who distrusts Dexter and his normalcy act.
- Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Despite the above, he's an honest cop who tries to do the right thing and watches out for the people he cares about.
- Middle Name Basis: He's usually referred to by his middle name James or his initials A.J.
Angel Batista
- Beware the Nice Ones: He's a nice guy, but he's got a mean punch.
- Big Fun: He's overweight and rather friendly and outgoing.
- Manly Facial Hair: He's got a nice goatee and he's pretty manly and capable.
- Only Friend: He's probably the closest thing Dexter has to a true friend.
- Team Dad: He's always caring, supportive and does his best to look out for everyone on the force.
Shadowpact
- Jurisdiction Friction: Occasionally they find themselves in these situation with Dark Justice, the Creature Commandos or the B.R.P.D.
- Magic Is Feminine: The team is made up of two human males, two male animals and six females, with only one of the males actually using spells.
- Two Girls to a Team: Inverted. The team has two human males (Ragman and Faust), two male animals (Bobo and Rex) and six females (Enchantress, Nightshade, Amethyst, Emerald, Zauriel and Blue Devil).
Detective Chimp (Bobo T. Chimpanzee)
A chimpanzee imbued with magical qualities by the Fountain of Youth, Detective Chimp is the super smart member of D.E.O. and Shadowpact.
- The Ageless: Thanks to the Fountain of Youth, Bobo no longer ages and is in peak health.
- The Alcoholic: Has difficulties rejecting a drink. Is even noted as one of his weaknesses in his Network File.
- Animal Superhero: He's an ape, a detective and member of Shadowpact.
- Cool Sword: He wields the Sword of the Night. Gifted to him by Jim Rook a.k.a Nightmaster, the Sword of Night is a powerful magical artifact capable of opening rifts to the dimension of Myrra. As well the ability to warn danger and make someone speak the truth.
- Fun T-Shirt: His shirt says: "I'm hired to sit here & be sarcastic".
- Genius Bruiser: He is one of the most highly skilled investigators in the world, with detective skills rivaling those of Batman and The Question. He's also a chimpanzee, which makes him three times stronger than the average human.
- Intelligent Primate: He's an ever young and intelligent chimpanzee who's considered one of the greatest detectives in the world.
- Interspecies Friendship: His best friend is Rex the Wonder Dog, who saved his life by taking him to the Fountain of Youth.
- Mr. Exposition: He's a member of The Network, who submit character files of the different characters of Earth 27.
- Omniglot: He is capable of conversing with all animals, regardless of origin, in their own language, including all spoken and written human languages.
- Online Alias: His Network alias is 'Magnificent Finder of Tasty Grubs'.
- Signature Headgear: His detective hat that he always wears.
- Uplifted Animal: Once a regular chimpanzee who gained human intellect after drinking from the fountain of youth.
Ragman (Rory Regan)
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Wearing a suit of rags made from the souls of evildoers, Rory Regan patrols the streets of Gotham City and Star City dispensing vigilante justice known as Ragman.
- Alliterative Name: Rory Regan.
- Clothes Make the Superman: The Suit of Souls is the source of Rory's powers.
- Hearing Voices: Rory can hear the voices of the dead imprisoned in his suit.
- Hidden Depths: According to Oracle, Rory knows a family recipe for the distillation of raspberry-flavored schnapps or Himbeergeist. She sampled this herself and admit it is delicious. Rory was taught the recipe by his grandfather, who is known to drink it quite often and allowed Rory to drink it on special occasions since he was eleven.
- Honorary Uncle: Sees Rene's daughter Zoe as a niece.
- I See Dead People: He can speak with the dead and see their memories.
- Muscles Are Meaningless: He's the thinnest male Team Arrow member to date, as seen with his Geek Physiques. Still, his magic rags gives him unusual strength that surpasses even his more muscular predecessors and teammates.
- Raised by Grandparents: His grandfather Jerzy Reganiewicz took care of him after his parents died during the Manhattaning.
- Related Differently in the Adaptation: Instead of his father, Jerzy "Gerry" Reganiewicz is his grandfather.
- Religious Bruiser: One of the strongest members of team Arrow and Shadowpact when wearing his rags and very faithful to his Jewish heritage.
- Vitriolic Best Buds: With Rene Ramirez, as both men bicker with each other, especially since they're rivals and living on the same apartment of Rags'N Tatters with Rene's daughter Zoe Ramirez.
- Weak to Fire: The rags that make up the suit are extremely vulnerable to fire, a weakness added by the Rabbis who created the Ragman as a security measure in case the suit fell into the wrong hands.
- Your Soul Is Mine!: He can steal souls and leave the person’s body an Empty Shell, and his suit will sometimes do this against his wishes. The stolen soul is not affected if the physical body subsequently dies.
Blue Devil (Danielle Cassidy)
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A stuntwoman and special effects genius Danielle Cassidy, who after an encounter with the demon Nebiros, found herself stuck in the very exo-suit created for the unreleased movie called "War for Justice: Amazons Attack", would later find herself turned into a real demon.
- Arch-Enemy: The demon Nebiros for causing the death of her wife.
- Blue Is Heroic: She might be a devil with blue skin, but she's one of the heroes nonetheless.
- Cool Aunt: For her adoptive nephew Eddie.
- Dark Is Not Evil: She's (technically) a devil, but also a good girl.
- Devil's Pitchfork: She wields the Trident of Lucifer, which allows her to find demons on Earth and banish them to Hell.
- Gender Flip: Blue Devil's gender in Earth 27 changed from Dan Cassidy to Danielle Cassidy.
- Has a Type: She seems to have a preference for redheads. Marlene Bloomberg, Roxanne Sutton and Rebecca Carstairs are all redheads and she's a devil and a hero.
- Healing Factor: After being grafted to Cassidy's body, the costume became organic and gained the ability to self-repair at an extremely fast rate.
- The Lost Lenore: Her wife Marla Bloom, who died after slipping into a coma due to an infernal taint that turned her into an angry spirit, who later asked to be disconnected from life-support.
- Magitek: Blue Devil's powers originally came from a highly sophisticated stunt suit Dani built for practical In-Camera Effects. The techno-organic exosuit disappeared when she was reborn as a gluttony devil.
- Mystical White Hair: Her original red hair turned white when she became a devil.
- Navel-Deep Neckline: Her Blue Devil outfit exposes past her navel.
- Official Couple: Currently dating Rebecca Carstairs/Witchfire.
- Promotion to Parent: Took care of her sister Mary Frank after their parents abandoned them, and now she looks after her adoptive nephew Eddie.
- Red Oni, Blue Oni: The literal Blue to Red Devil's Red.
- Statuesque Stunner: She's 6'3/190cm tall, and despite becoming a devil, she's still quite attractive.
- Weirdness Magnet: Trope Namer. After she became a gluttony devil, she becomes a literal magnet of demons and supernatural creatures at sight.
Nightshade (Eve Eden)
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Eve Eden is the daughter of a senator and an extra-dimensional queen who inherited the ability to manipulate shadows and slip through the Shadows to other realms from her mother. Eve uses her inherited shadow powers to fight crime and evil as Nightshade.
- Alliterative Name: Eve Eden.
- Casting a Shadow: First and foremost her abilities come from a magical source allowing her to tap into a shadowy realm to create dimensional forces of pure darkness. She has gained experience over time allowing for creative uses of her abilities.
- Dark Is Not Evil: Wields shadow powers and yet is one of the most unambiguously heroic characters on the Squad.
- Domino Mask: Unless she's using oversized shades she disguises her identity with a domino mask.
- Flight: One of her powers is the ability to fly.
- Half-Human Hybrid: Her father is human while her mother is from the Land of Nightshades.
- Intangibility: Nightshade can phase through physical contact, allowing her to avoid hits or bullets. This doesn't stop her from attacking her opponents.
- Lady of Black Magic: A lovely young woman with shadow powers and she's the Shadowpact and the Squad's strongest powerhouses.
- Living Shadow: Eve can form controlled shadow creatures such as her ravens by pulling things from the Land of the Nightshades, and says she's been trying to program more judgement into them but talks to them like living things. She can also turn herself into a living shadow, which allows her controllable intangibility. She can still hit an opponent while walking through a wall.
- Leg Focus: As her skirt proudly shows.
- Teleportation: She can teleport herself and others by passing them through the Land of Nightshades.
- Thinking Up Portals: She can teleport using existing shadows or cast disks of darkness to step through/throw others through.
Rook (Sebastian Faust)
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Sebastian Faust is the son of evil sorcerer and magical arms dealer Felix Faust and his apprentice Tala. Sebastian met a man named Rook, who was willing to train Sebastian, asking only that the boy help him run his bar. Motivated against his father who murdered his adopted mother Julia Faust on a ritual spell, he would later become a member of the Outsiders as well joining the Sentinels of Magic later on.
- Archnemesis Dad: His old man Felix Faust. Because he saw his father murder his mother Julia on a ritual his father had performed that eventful day.
- Black Magic: Faust is a capable user of black magic, a sort of magic known to come at a high cost with it's practitioners.
- Casting a Shadow: Sebastian can become virtually undetectable by walking through shadows.
- Clairvoyance: Rook can see the spirits of the dead that are usually invisible to others. In addition, by touching someone, Sebastian can let that person perceive the spirits as well.
- Cool Shades He has green tinted glasses in his civilian outfit and purple tinted as Rook.
- Dark Is Not Evil: He use dark magic like his father but he use this powers for good.
- Empath: As a result to the process of losing his soul, which gave him his soul-magic abilities, Faust has the unintentional ability of inadvertently making some of those around him be filled with fear, hate, anger, or edginess. This effect does not seem to happen with everyone, but it has an effect on a considerable amount of people.
- Energy Absorption: By making physical contact with someone, Faust can "tap" someone's soul in order to temporary borrow someone's powers or abilities. The person Faust targets with this ability temporarily loses his or her powers and feels fairly weak when the power transaction first occurs.
- Hand Blast: He is capable of projecting magical energy.
- Regenerating Mana: While Rook's mana can naturally replenish, when Faust is low on mana, he can absorb small amounts from others to refuel himself quickly. However, in so doing, he tastes their souls, and not all of them taste very good, particularly the ones belonging to the insane.
- Shadow Walker: He is able to "Shadow Walk", a type of teleportation that works only from shadow to shadow.
- Soul Power: Sebastian uses a form of sorcery known as soul magic; his spells are powered by the souls of others.
- Sunglasses at Night: Almost never removes his Cool Shades.
Enchantress (June Moone)
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June Moone was taken over by a demonic sorceress known as Annowre The Enchantress that also seeks to take over the world. She fights for control of her body and to use her powers for good, or else risks her soul being consumed by this dark entity.
- Color Motif: Green, as expected from a character related to Ireland.
- Comic-Book Fantasy Casting: June's appearance is based on the actress Morena Baccarin.
- Dark Action Girl: Even though June is a good person, the Enchantress is an extremely evil sorceress aspiring to world domination.
- Demonic Possession: Annowre the Enchantress is a malevolent entity that has taken over June Moone's body.
- Demon of Human Origin: Annowre used to be a human sorceress in Albion prior to becoming corrupted and turning into a demon.
- Emerald Power: She can fire green magical blasts of energy and often wears a green dress.
- Evil Sorceress: Annowre was an evil human sorceress before she turned into a demonic entity.
- Extreme Doormat: June was a mousy girl with confidence issues, which made her a Weak-Willed host that Annowre could easily take over.
- Flight: Annowre's magic has little need for the confines of gravity.
- For the Evulz: Annowre often gets bored when June's life becomes too normal, so she takes over and goes on random rampages.
- Fusion Dance: June and the Enchantress' souls are permanently joined together.
- Glowing Eyes: Annowre's eyes glow green when she uses her magic.
- Healing Hands: Enchantress's potential magic can rapidly mend wounds on her host body or cure it of ailments of weakness. She can grant this power to others if she deems it necessary.
- Hot Witch: She's a seductive and attractive witch.
- Imagination-Based Superpower: By will alone, Annowre can will eldritch energy into any imaginable shape she can conceive.
- Lady of Black Magic: The Enchantress is an extremely powerful sorceress; she is capable of manipulating magical energy for a number of effects. She possesses these abilities whether she is an independent entity or whether she is acting through the body of her host, June Moone.
- Lunacy: She has a moon motif going around. Her civilian self is named June Moone.
- Master of Illusion: The Enchantress is a master of deception and her magic reflects that. She can cast illusionary effects will ensnare all senses.
- Person of Mass Destruction: She's the team's powerhouse when she cuts loose. The incident that caught Waller's attention was when Arrowre took over and went on a massive crime spree and almost ended up killing Power Girl.
- Power Makes Your Hair Grow: Her brown hair becomes darker and longer when The Enchantress is in control.
- Raven Hair, Ivory Skin: Annowre has long dark hair which contrasts with her pale skin.
- Really Gets Around: June has to sleep around a lot in order to satiate Annowre's Extreme Libido.
- Robe and Wizard Hat: Her Enchantress outfit is meant to invoke the classic wizard appearance. Fittingly she wears an impressive witch's hat with a lunar design.
- Sensitive Artist: June Moone is a sensitive and kind-hearted freelance artist and graphic designer when not under The Enchantress's influence. This is in contrast to the Enchantress personality, who is much colder, crueler, and often an explicitly evil and corrupting force in June's life.
- Sex Goddess: Due to Annowre being a succubus, June became one when possessed by her. A night with her is described as "pure ecstasy" and "carnal rapture".
- Sexier Alter Ego: June is a good-looking but insecure woman, while Annowre is confident and sexually aggressive Head-Turning Beauty and Sex Goddess.
- Sickly Green Glow: Enchantress' default color motif. By Will alone, Annowre can will eldritch energy into any imaginable shape she can conceive.
- Superpowered Evil Side: Annowre is this to June, via Demonic Possession, being an incredibly powerful and evil magic user.
- Soul Power: She has the power to control souls, and even have them attack their own bodies.
- Split Personality: The kind-hearted June who just wants to be normal and the Enchantress, a witch in every sense of the word.
- Squishy Wizard: Subverted. Annowre's magic fortifies the sinews and fibers of her June's body, making her stronger, faster, and able to take more physical strain or damage than appearances would suggest.
- Take Over the World: Annowre's goal, although she's nowhere near close to accomplishing it.
- Talk to the Fist: One of her biggest weaknesses these days. She's almost always the most powerful member of the squad, but she's rarely effective. It's because she spends a long time talking, including telling an enemy what she intends to do to them, so opponents just blast her while she's still blabbing.
- Teleport Spam: Teleportation is part of her abilities. The bounds of space mean little to the Switcheroo Witcheroo. In a flash of green light, she can travel to anywhere she has previously been or to the many realms her magic is familiar with.
- Token Good Teammate: June doesn't enjoy working with the Suicide Squad. Not only was she disgusted by the tactics of some of the team's members, Waller included, but also by the amount of time she had to spend as a passenger in her own body due to the team's need of Annowre's mystical might and sorcerous skill. This contrasts with her Superpowered Evil Side Annowre who is far eviler than the other Suicide Squad members.
- With Great Power Comes Great Hotness: The Enchantress certainly ramps up June's attractiveness.
- Wicked Witch: Downplayed. While she isn't ugly by any stretch (she looks just like June, who's quite attractive herself), she's definitely creepy and is repeatedly described as an "evil hag" or some such — including by herself.
Amethyst (Amy Winston)
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Amaya "Amy Winston" is the long lost princess of Amethyst of Gemworld. She's also a former member of the Titans, and currently a member of Shadowpact and the Lords of Order.
- Adaptational Sexuality: In the comics Amy was mostly straight with moments of Ambiguously Bi, but here she's explicitly bisexual.
- Badass Cape: As Amethyst she has an impressive purple cape.
- Composite Character: Combines her New 52 and Rebirth backstories.
- Cool Horse: Her flying horse Ypsilos.
- First-Name Basis: Only the closest of friends address a Gemworld princess by their personal name.
- Graceful Ladies Like Purple: Wears a purple cape and the magic of her house is purple, and she's a graceful and elegant Magic Knight.
- Happily Adopted: Her adoptive parents Herb and Marion Winston are very supportive of her.
- Marry for Love: Amaya's parents went against the orders of their houses and married for love, causing political tensions with House Diamond and Opal as a result. Though House Diamond made politics difficult for King Vyrian and Queen Graciel, House Opal became openly hostile by the slight against their pride. With the murder of the king, Queen Graciel took her daughter and fled.
- Mineral MacGuffin: She is in possession of the Dreamstone tied to the Apex reality. It is also known as the Crown Jewel of House Amethyst.
- Missing Mom: Her mother Graciel died during the Battle of Alcatraz defending her from a Yellow Lantern.
- Official Couple: She's dating her best friend Emma Connors/Emerald. She even allows her to use her last name as an alias.
- Pretty Princess Powerhouse: Gem Princess of House Amethyst, and a weapons' master, archer, martial artist and equestrian.
- Purple Is Powerful: Violet eyes, her house is identified by the amethyst and she's one of the more powerful gem princesses.
- Sorry, I'm Gay: She and Emma have to disappoint Prince Topaz when he ends up on Earth looking for a wife.
Emerald (Emma Connors)
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The Princess of House Emerald from Gemworld, whose disappearance helped spark a civil war that led to the destruction of House Ruby.
- Alternate Self: She's the Gemworld version of Rose Walker.
- Blade Enthusiast: Unlike Amy who wields an energy sword, she wields a knife and she's very good at it.
- Composite Character: Princess Emerald (all three of them) are combined with Emma Connors/Emerald, an assassin sent to kill the Human Target. Her hairstyle is even based on the one the third Princess Emerald from the comics.
- The Dreaded: House Emerald was feared and respected by the other Houses because of their ability to manipulate the minds and emotions of others, and she has inherited it from her mother after her murder.
- Fashionable Asymmetry: Her outfit as Princess Emerald is half-green over brown.
- Feuding Families: She doesn't accompany Topaz and Sapphire in their quest for a wife due to fearing the bad blood between Houses Emerald and Amethyst with Houses Sardonyx and Ruby could get in the way of their negotiations.
- Missing Mom: Her mother Lady Una of House Emerald was killed by an assassin who would later try to kill her.
- Named by the Adaptation: In the comics Princess Emerald was never given an actual name, but here her birth name is Emira of House Emerald, while she uses the alias of Emma Connors or Emma Winston outside of Gemworld.
- Official Couple: She's dating her best friend Amy Winston/Amethyst.
- Pretty Princess Powerhouse: She's Princess of House Emerald, and while not a physical powerhouse, she sure has skill with her mind and emotion manipulation powers.
- Promoted to Love Interest: In the comics Amethyst and Princess Emerald were just good friends, but here Amy and Em are girlfriends.
- Royalty Superpower: Like all royal members of the twelve houses of Gemworld, Emma has the powers from her House.
- Super Swimming Skills: She's classified as a Master Swimmer, which is close enough.
- Team Member in the Adaptation: In the comics Emerald had no connection to Shadowpact, but here thanks to her connection to Amethyst she's also a member.
Rex the Wonder Dog
- Heroic Dog: He's a heroic dog who has helped others for many years.
- Interspecies Friendship: His best friend is Bobo the Detective Chimp, and their friendship was formed when he saved his life by taking him to the Fountain of Youth.
Zauriel
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Seven Soldiers of Victory
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Doom Patrol
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FINAL
A Task Force within the D.E.O. specialized in tracking Slashers, killers who have merged their psyche and even their bodies with a supernatural entity, making them much harder to fight and kill.- Action Survivor: Most of them were just regular people who happened to be targeted by a supernatural Serial Killer and survived against all odds.
- Final Girl: Quite literally the group is made up of survivors of the latest Slasher spree who have something within them that makes them special to their enemies.
- Fun with Acronyms: It stands for Forensic Inquisition Negating Abnormal Lethality.
- Original Generation: The team is a creation of Earth-27.
Dr. Sam Loomis
- Arch-Enemy: No matter where Michael goes, Loomis will be there to stop him.
- Badass Bookworm: Michael's arch-enemy and a professional psychologist.
- Badass Longcoat: An impressively stylish beige one.
- Cassandra Truth: He was completely right about being convinced that Myers was irredeemable and would go back to killing as soon as he was released.
- Combat Pragmatist: Loomis is quick to adapt his approach depending on the situation. He's employed everything from firearms to explosives in an attempt to neutralize threats, making him unpredictable and difficult for Slashers to anticipate.
- Composite Character: Sam Loomis from Psycho is combined with the Loomis of the same name from the Halloween franchise. The latter was actually named after the former as a reference to Psycho.
- Feeling Their Age: Although his mind is sharp, his body has endured years of stress and injuries.
- The Mentor: He served as mentor for Nancy Thompson and the one who recruited her for FINAL.
- Master-Apprentice Chain: He recruited and mentored Nancy Thompson and she in turn mentored Lydia Deets.
- Nerves of Steel: Having faced multiple Slashers and survived, Dr. Loomis has developed a strong resistance to fear and panic, allowing him to think clearly even in life-threataning situations. His mind is a steel trap, not likely to be influenced by even supernatural manipulations.
- Scars Are Forever: Part of the right side of his face has burns left by an encounter with Myers.
- Second Love: He eventually fell in love and married the sister of his late girlfriend Marion, Lila Crane, with whom they have two children, Mary and David Loomis.
- Shell-Shocked Veteran: Multiple encounters with multiple Slashers have left him with emotional scars that he grapples with. These can hinder his judgment and decision-making.
- The Shrink: Loomis has a deep understanding of the human mind, particularly the psychology of Slashers. This insight helps him predict the motives and plans of dangerous individuals, giving him advantage in such anticipate.
- Single-Issue Wonk: Loomis is deeply invested in understanding the minds of the Slashers he encounters, sometimes to the detriment of his persinal life and well-being. His obsession can make him single-minded, compromising is objectivity.
- Sympathy for the Devil: He developed something of an Odd Friendship with Norman Bates and believes he's a good person deep down, tormented by his split personality "Mother".
Nancy Thompson
- Arch-Enemy: The first person who's faced Freddy multiple times and one Freddy absolutely despises.
- Detrimental Determination: Nancy can become a victim of her own determination. She suffers from tunnel-vision, and can easily neglect her own self-care while pursuing her objective.
- Final Girl: One of the more famous examples and has even been referred to as such by her mentor Sam Loomis when he recruited her.
- Hollywood Exorcism: Focusing her psychic concentration on an ephemeral being's manifested form, Nancy can cause the entity's corporeal form to deteriorate. This use of this ability will exhaust Nancy considerably.
- It's All My Fault: Nancy feels partially responsible for the deaths of so many friends and family.
- Locked into Strangeness: One of her locks turned grey due to facing against Krueger.
- The Mentor: She mentored Lydia Deetz.
- My Significance Sense Is Tingling: Nancy has developed a keen sense of detecting the presence (or residual presence) of any Slasher she has previously encountered before.
- Stubborn Mule: Nancy is stubborn to a fault. It is difficult to persudae her off a particular couse of action once she has set her mind to it.
- Summon Magic: Nancy Thompson has the ability to bring ephemeral beings from the Dreaming into the real world. Likewise, she can also summon others' presence in the Dreaming into her dream.
- Trap Master: Nancy is surprisingly clever and handy when it comes to making improvised traps.
Lydia Deets
- Actual Pacifist: Ever the gentle soul, Lydia has a natural aversion to causing harm, which can make her hesitant in critical situations.
- Camera Fiend: Lydia's deep understanding of composition, light, and shadow not only makes her an exceptional photographer but also aids her in perceiving details others might overlook.
- Curiosity Is a Crapshoot: Lydia's strong desire to understand the unknown and the macabre can sometimes lead her into dangerous situations.
- Dark Is Not Evil: Gloomy and goth, but a gentle soul.
- Dream Walker: Being mentored by both Betelgeuse and Nancy Thompson, Lydia has become more aware of the Dreaming. Though she has little ability to directly influence the Dreaming, she remains fully aware of her experiences in the Dreaming whether conscious or subconscious. Through her ability of psychic hypnosis, she can also temporarily awaken other dreamers to their experiences in the Dreaming. Under the effects of Hypnocil, Lydia gains the power to fully manipulate the Odic field within the Dreaming — but doing so could incur the wrath of the intrinsic field's powerful caretakers, the Endless.
- Goth: She's of the more gloomy kind.
- Missing Mom: Her mother Emily Deetz died when she was only eleven, increasing her interest in death and the supernatural. This also increased the distance between her and her father Charles, as well as her stepmother Delia.
- Renaissance Man: Lydia identifies as having the soul of a tortured artist. She has a number of interests and talents that back up her claim, including architecture, literature, music and photography.
- Skilled, but Naive: While she certainly possesses potent abilities, Lydia is still relatively inexperienced in the nuances of supernatural entities and their culture.
- Telepathy: Lydia has limited ability to read the surface thoughts of others. She can also communicate telepathically over considerable distances with those who she is most familiar with.
- Touch Telepathy: Lydia has the ability to perceive the residual information on an object or a person by touch. This ability allows her to get clairsentient information, detailing what occurred surrounding the object or person.
Betelgeuse
- And Now You Must Marry Me: Betelgeuse's main goal is to marry Lydia, because marrying a living person will allow him to stay in the living world indefinitely.
- Bond Creatures: Whether he realizes it or not, Beetlejuice is now bound to Lydia when she draws him into our reality, she became his summoner, and he is thus inclined to follow her directives and help her complete her objectives. Even when explicitly told this, the so-called "Ghost with the Most" seems unable (or unwilling) to accept this, always insisting that his decisions are entirely his own.
- Did Not Think This Through: Beetlejuice often acts before thinking, which can lead to situations that are detrimental to his goals. His lack of self-control can also make him easy to manipulate someone who can exploit his desires or ego.
- Dimensional Traveler: Beetlejuice can move from one dimension to another, though he must rest between such jumps, particularly when moving between dimensions with much different cosmological properties. Such constraints do not affect him when he is answering his summons.
- Iconic Outfit: His signature black and white stripped suit.
- In-Series Nickname: Beetlejuice, Beej, B.J., The Ghost with the Most.
- Kryptonite Factor: Holy weapons and magical efforts (whether Supernal, Empyrean, Infernal, or otherwise) are known to be particularly effective against Beetlejuice.
- Lust: Beetlejuice's flirting and lechery often get him into trouble. This prediction not only distracts him but can also create enemies and complications
- Monster Clown: Betelgeuse invokes this a tiny bit.
- Mysterious Past: Beetlejuice's origins are murky, a blank canvas splattered with erratic and conflicting anecdotes. Some say he was a former human who met a gruesome end, while others suggest he might be a construct of the chaos that governs the afterlife. The truth remains elusive, as Beetlejuice himself is hardly a reliable narrator.
- Self-Proclaimed Love Interest: Due to being soul-bound to Lydia, he calls her his fianceé.
- Soul Power: Beetlejuice is an accomplished essomancer, allowing him to weave magical effects that influence souls. Using this magic, he can make soul bonds, barter in souls, and use souls as fuel for obscenely potent magical effects and rituals. He also dabbles in a few other schools of sorcery, or so as he claims.
- Teleportation: Beetlejuice can disappear and reappear with the same plane of reality that he is presently on. He can also relocate various property with him, but can only take persons with him if he is somehow bound to them.
- The Trickster: Beetlejuice is a trickster, allowing him to bend (or somewhat break) the rules that other cosmic and magical beings must adhere to.
- Voluntary Shapeshifting: Beetlejuice's corpus is highly mutable, allowing him to change shape, create weapons out of his arms, stretch his limbs, or alter his vocal cords to impersonate another being flawlessly. He does seem unable (or unwilling) to change his black and white striped aesthetic, though.
Tommy Jarvis
- Action Survivor: Survived facing Jason when he was only thirteen.
- The Alcoholic: Struggling with the weight of his past experiences, Tommy has taken to drinking, which can impair his judgement and physical abilities.
- Badass Driver: Tommy is no stranger to long road trips. Laurie has seen him drive days on end without sleep, only stopping for gas, take the occasional restroom break, and to stock up another bundle of energy drinks and beefy jerky. Likewise, he is proficient in navigating America's highways and freeways. He also happens to know all the weird attractions that might be worth a quick gander.
- Clone by Conversion: Loomis believes that Tommy being born on Friday the 13th may seem to indicate that Jason plans to use Tommy as a back-up vessel.
- Grease Monkey: Tommy knows how to keep a car running, even after a Slasher nearly took its engine by dropping a tree of it He's adept at jury-rigging quick repairs. Likewise, he can hotwire a car in less than minute, should the need arise.
- Master of Disguise: Tommy is quite good at acting and applying make-up to disguise himself. Seriously, if he hasn't run foul with Jason Voorhees, Tommy could have made a name for himself in Star City as a leading man or special effects coordinator.
- Oblivious to Love: He appears to be missing the hints that Laurie Strode has a crush on him.
- Plagued by Nightmares: Without much else to occupy his mind at night, Tommy tends to dream of Jason. Sometimes, these dreams are Tommy reliving Jason's memories, except with Tommy commiting the heinous acts. Other times, Tommy is plagued by the voice of Pamela Voorhees telling him, with excruciating details, how her son will kill him... and then kill his father and Trish... or maybe his teammates.
- Sherlock Scan: Tommy is skilled in acquiring needed research on an unknown entity. Give him a handful of scattered paperwork tangentially related to the subject and he can read between the lines to paint a pretty compelling story.
- Single-Issue Wonk: Tommy's intense fixation on Jason can sometimes cloud his judgement makes him overlook other threats or options.
- Trap Master: After years of facing off with Jason, Tommy has acquired a set of wilderness survival, including but not limited to tracking and trapping.
Sidney Prescott
- Curtains Match the Window: She has brown hair and brown eyes.
Laurie Strode
- Arch-Enemy: Her brother Michael is also her sworn enemy.
- Cain and Abel: She's the Abel to her brother Michael's Cain, and he has tried to kill her and her loved ones many times.
- Hackette: Laurie is a natural with all things computers. She is adept at coding, system analysis, and cybersecurity.
- Made of Iron: Due to her combined connections to Michael Myers, both as a Finalist survivor and her familial connection to him, Laurie seems to have some small degree of Michael's unhuman resilience. Even when she is stabbed, Laurie barely registers the injury and is able to continue to fight with her full-strength.
- Mama Bear: Laurie loves children. She would never hesitate to sacrifice her life for any child in harm's way. It's possible that Michael Myers has become aware of this and may try to exploit this to lure Laurie to him.
- Mr. Exposition: She's a member of The Network and provides info on Slashers and other members on FINAL.
- Online Alias: Her Network alias is Strode_Warrior.
- Properly Paranoid: Every year, Laurie is on full-alert during October 31st, as she knows Michael Myers may try to come after her to fulfill his dark, sinister mission.
- Psychic Link: Laurie can detect the presence of any Slasher she has previously encountered before. Further, due to her familial relationship with Michael Myers, Laurie seems to get infrequent episodes where her and Michael's psychic link becomes much more intense, allowing them to share memories, experiences the other's sense, or even astral projecting their consciousness to the other's location.
- Laurie's connection to Michael goes beyond whatever bond other Finalists have with their Slashers. This can lead to Laurie randomly blacking out or her being startled by sight of Michael Myers' psychic projection watching her from afar.
- Took a Level in Badass: Laurie has learned to use a shotgun to devastating effect. Her lethality continues to improve as she has insisted that her teammate Tommy Jarvis help her refine her self-defense skills.
Helen Lyle
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Once a young woman obssessed with finding out the truth behind myths and urban legends, she ended up summoning the entity known as Candyman. Dying in a fire while saving a kidnapped infant, she returned as a vengeful spirit who's part of Candyman's hive, serving as FINAL's last resort and secret weapon.
- Bald of Evil: Most of her hair was burnt off in the fire that killed her, and she still manifests with this appearance as a spirit.
- Curiosity Is a Crapshoot: Her curiosity and connection to the Candyman is what made her summon him, leading to a downward spiral that ended in her death and becoming part of Candyman's hive.
- Distaff Counterpart: She's now a female version of Candyman and she's the only known female member of his "hive".
- Fall Guy: For Candyman's murders.
- Godzilla Threshold: Loomis is very reluctant to summon her since she's still part of Candyman's hive and their aid always comes at a great cost.
- Hooks and Crooks: She now has her own Candyman's hook to gut her victims.
- Speak of the Devil: Like Candyman she can now be summoned if her name is spoken five times. Loomis did this the first time he summoned her to kill another Slasher.
- Token Enemy Minority: She's a Slasher who's also a tentative member of FINAL, a group that takes down other Slashers.
- Vengeful Ghost: Helen's undead spirit has fused with a Scourge which the Candyman had infected her with in life. Likewise, fueled by the intrinsic explosions that happened shortly after her death, Helen is a remarkably powerful ghost. Helen can be summoned by reciting her name five times into a reflective surface.
- Woman Scorned: Her first victim as a spirit was her cheating husband Trevor. Helen has a favorite sort of victim. She seems to unable to stop herself from slaying those who have cheated, or otherwise betrayed their significant other.
