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Gotham

    Cheshire/Jade Nguyen 
An assassin and member of the League of Shadows. She is the daughter of Sportsmaster and sister of Artemis.
  • All Girls Want Bad Boys: Downplayed. Jade likes the fact that Paul can be ruthless instead of having a rigid moral compass, as well as not staying ruthless all the time.
  • Badass Normal: A requirement to be a member of the League of Shadows and not have any powers or enhancements.
  • Character Development: She learns to be more empathic and caring thanks to Paul's influence.
  • Dark Action Girl: Was one as a member of the League of Shadows.
  • Dating Catwoman: In the Renegade timeline, her being a mole was hidden by pretending to be OL's girlfriend. She later becomes the Renegade's girlfriend for real, and his fiancé.
  • Don't You Dare Pity Me!: She's a bit offended when Paul hugs her when she mentions having to leave school for the League of Shadows.
  • Femme Fatale: She's this in the Renegade timeline as she didn't reform, unlike in the Paragon timeline.
  • Heel–Face Turn: Makes one thanks to Paul's influence.
  • Karma Houdini: Downplayed. She's arrested and incarcerated, but because Paul deleted all files on her assassination missions, she is eligible for parole and eventually does get released instead of getting a life sentence.
  • The Mole: In the Renegade timeline, she's the Renegade's eye into the League of Shadows.
  • Omniglot: Knows seven languages.
  • The Pardon: The Renegade is aiming to get one for her. He succeeds to get one just before the Light is decapitated. Downplayed in the Paragon timeline, as she got transferred to a nicer low-security prison for her actions in holding back the breakout in Belle Reve and has been given a reduced sentence.
  • Powered Armor: Gets one when she joins the Darkstars.
  • Reformed, but Not Tamed: Was originally a Dark Action Girl and assassin, but got caught by Paul and sent to jail. She is slowly reforming due to Paul's influence but she still has her edges. As such, she's a good fit for the Darkstars, which she joins thanks to Paul giving her an introduction.

    Catwoman/Selina Kyle 
A catburglar who nonetheless has a good heart.

    Talia al Ghul/Talia Head/Batwoman 
The daughter of Ra's al Ghul.
  • Badass Normal: As the daughter of the head of the League of Shadows, Talia is a skilled combatant. She is skilled enough to become Batwoman in the Paragon timeline.
  • Daddy's Little Villain: She fully supported her father's plans and actively assisted him. She then turned her back on him in the Paragon timeline when she found out what he did to Nyssa.
  • Dating Catwoman: She's an ex-supervillain and is dating Bruce Wayne. They later married in the Paragon timeline.
  • Femme Fatale: She's this to Batman in particular. Stops being the case in the Paragon timeline after she leaves her father.
  • Happily Married: To Bruce in the Paragon timeline after Bindings.
  • Heel–Face Turn: She turns against her father in the Paragon timeline when she found out what he did to her sister. She later took on the mantle of Batwoman.
  • Karma Houdini: She is able to become a superhero in the Paragon timeline after leaving her father with no repercussions. It's implied that Batman made sure to destroy any evidence incriminating her, similar to what Paul did for Cheshire.
  • Locked Out of the Loop: She had no idea that she had a sister until Paul told her.
  • Longer-Than-Life Sentence: What she gets in the Renegade timeline.
  • Thicker Than Water: She turned her back on Ra's for Nyssa's sake in the Paragon timeline, something she wouldn't do for Batman!

    Oswald Cobblepot/Penguin 
A former supervillain who now runs a (mostly) legitimate business.
  • Reformed Criminal: Downplayed. He still does a few shady things here and there, but he really is more of a businessman than a supervillain nowadays.

GCPD

    Commissioner James "Jim" Gordon 
The head of the Gotham PD.

    Detective Harvey Bullock 
A detective who occasionally works with superheroes.

    Detective Renee Montoya 
A Gotham detective.

Belle Reve

Staff

    Amanda Waller 
The warden of Belle Reve.
  • Good Is Not Nice: She is dedicated in her job to keeping criminals in Belle Reve, but is also quite rude to OL whenever they meet.
  • Ignored Expert: After she loses her position as head of Belle Reve, no one listens to her despite her being the premier authority in metahuman internment. She gets the position back the moment Hugo Strange stages the breakout.
  • Iron Lady: Is extremely tough and a tad ruthless, which she has to be in order to run a super-villain prison.
  • Not So Above It All: She's shown to have a sense of humor when she teases Paul on how he crashed Senator Knight's chances for election.
  • The Scapegoat: Gets the full blame for the attempted Belle Reve breakout. She gets the position back after the second breakout.

    William Bendemann 
The assistant deputy warden of Belle Reve.

    Doctor Hugo Strange 
The resident psychiatrist of Belle Reve.
  • Bitch in Sheep's Clothing: Downplayed as everyone knows there is something fishy about him. He is helpful in allowing OL's visitations to the Terror Twins and Abra Kadabra and styles himself as a Reasonable Authority Figure.
  • Broken Pedestal: Harleen Quinzel looked up to Hugo Strange for having enough faith in her ability to work for the prestigious Belle Reve and didn't think she got her position due to looks. She is horrified when she finds out he hired her because he thought she would be easy to manipulate.
  • Manipulative Bastard: He is very manipulative of people to the point that he deliberately grooms and picks marks.
  • Mole in Charge: He works for the Light and is charge of Belle Reve. It gets him into huge trouble when the people at Belle Reve find out, much to his horror.
  • Reasonable Authority Figure: Subverted. He is actually in league with the Light.
  • The Shrink: The harmful variant. Various inmates note that when they go to him, their emotional problems get worse.
  • Slimeball: Everyone knows that there is something off about him, but no one can place their finger on it.

    Doctor Harleen Quinzel 
A psychiatrist who specializes in criminal metahumans. She became Belle Reve's psychiatrist after Strange became interim warden.
  • Accent Relapse: Her Brooklyn accent comes in full force when she's terrified or nervous.
  • Action Survivor: She's a regular therapist that has to defend herself with a mallet when the prisoners of Belle Reve were set loose.
  • Adaptational Heroism: While we don't know what the future holds for her, thus far she has not shown any signs of the villainy that her main universe alter-ego -Harley Quinn, The Joker's Beau- does.
  • Funetik Aksent: Happens with her, especially when it relapses.
  • Hair of Gold, Heart of Gold: She is blonde, and only wants to help people.
  • Point of Divergence: She would have had her canon fate if she wasn't transferred to Belle Reve.
  • The Shrink: She is a Type C, Awesome Shrink. Regardless of how she got it, the inmates note her to be a genuine help to them. Otto Fisher, a Lantern villain, notes that she helped him put his problems in perspective.
  • Uniqueness Value: Despite her reputation being tainted by her association with Hugo Strange, Waller notes that she can't fire her because her record is impeccable and she is vouched for by several different people.

Inmates

    Terror Twins/Thomas and Tuppence Beresford 
A pair of twins who wanted to use their superpowers to get easy money.
  • Book Dumb: They have very little in school education. Thomas is working to rectify this.
  • Cut Lex Luthor a Check: Subverted. Once OL points out the various ways they could make more money using their powers, Thomas tries to find something that he would enjoy doing with their powers.
  • Funetik Aksent: Their accents are written in one.
  • Heel–Face Turn: Both eventually work their way to this thanks in large part to Paul supporting Thomas.
  • Horrible Judge of Character: Tuppence believes that Killer Frost was her good friend and believes Paul to be a bad influence. Thomas and Paul call her out on this.
  • The Pardon: Downplayed. The twins are released from prison on parole as of Episode 122: Vantavendi. They are fully pardoned on Episode 143: Reconstruction.
  • Randomly Gifted: They're metahumans born to normal parents. It turns out their mother was used as a test subject under the guise of free in vitro fertilization. In reality, her unborn children (the genetic material was deliberately manipulated to produce twins) were exposed to a prototype recreation of the original Danner formula. The man responsible? Dr. Thaddeus Sivana, who was doing it as a test run for his own future offspring, Magnificus and Beautia.
  • Reformed Criminal: They are slowly becoming one.
  • Thicker Than Water: When he gets the chance for a transfer to a nicer prison, Thomas refuses because he would be separated from Tuppence. Similarly, when a mass breakout is staged on New Years Day, Tuppence has the opportunity to flee... but refuses due to Thomas not doing so. When OL first met them, he used the ring to observe their mental processes and finds that the two of them consider themselves an inseparable team against the whole world.

    Abra Kadabra 
A time-traveler who came to the present to learn magic.
  • Cassandra Truth: To Dr. Quinzel's surprise, he is honest about being from the future.
  • I Just Want to Be Special: He wants to experience wonder, which he believes that he can achieve by learning magic. He succeeds when he is taught to summon a plasma elemental and casts a truth spell.
  • Magic from Technology: Uses future tech to fake being magical
  • Magic Versus Science: He uses future tech to make a name for himself as a villain but wants to learn and work with magic. In his own time, magic is even rarer than it is in the present.
  • Not Evil, Just Misunderstood: He's not out to hurt people or on an ego trip. He just wants to learn magic and, until he ran into Paul, saw that his best chance was as a villain.
  • Only Known by Their Nickname: His real name is not known.
  • The Pardon: Downplayed. He's released from prison on parole as of Episode 122: Vantavendi. He's fully pardoned in Episode 143: Reconstruction.
  • Pet the Dog: Tutored Tommy Terror on his GED coursework.
  • Reformed Criminal: Now that Paul's getting him what he wants, he's fine with staying in Belle Reve to serve his sentence and teaching the other inmates.
  • Trapped in the Past: Deliberately trapped himself in the past. He specifically chose this time period because it's noted as having a lot of Schizo Tech present which means his own won't get noticed by his own society back in the future.
  • Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?: Is terrified of Orange Lanterns for causing the Orange Dawn in his original time, where Larfleeze lost his power battery to the Reach and sent Construct-Lanterns out to assimilate everything in order to retrieve it.
  • You Can't Go Home Again: He can't go to his original time without being executed for time traveling

    Otto Fisher/Aerialist 
An enemy of Hal Jordan who was wrongly accusing the hero for the death of his wife. He has since realized that Hal was not the problem and wants to go straight.
  • Heel–Face Turn: He pointedly refused to break out of prison because his sentence was almost up and he wants to put his past behind him. He even helps OL fight Kobra as bait.
  • Heel Realization: Thanks to Doctor Quinzel, he was able to put his problems into perspective and realize that his wife's death wasn't Jordan's fault and that he needed someone to blame.
  • Revenge: Initially became a supervillain to get revenge on Lantern Jordan for getting his wife killed in the crossfire of a fight.

    Captain Cold/Leonard Snart 
An enemy of the Flash who uses cold guns.
  • Abusive Parents: His father physically abused his family, causing his mother to abandon them.
  • Backstory: Told by Paul in Episode 34: Prayer.
  • Cut Lex Luthor a Check: Orange Lantern gives him money and then promises to help reunite him with his mother if he properly publishes his findings and work on the cold gun.
    • Mr Zoat later says that he could subvert this by himself and do incredible things if he received financial backing and could remain focused.
  • Determinator: He created his first cold gun due to being motivated to beat the Flash.
  • Even Evil Has Standards: Thanks to his childhood under his father, he doesn't take kindly to anyone who abuses their kids.
  • Freudian Excuse: As he was constantly beaten by his dad, he constantly looks out for the next person who's gonna hurt him. This led him down the path of becoming Captain Cold.
  • Gadgeteer Genius: He invented his first cold gun in prison using parts he found laying around despite having an incomplete education.
  • The Pardon: Downplayed. He's released from prison on parole as of Episode 122: Vantavendi. He's fully pardoned on Episode 143: Reconstruction.
  • Parental Abandonment: His mother left him and his sister at the mercy of their father. However, he doesn't blame her for this.
  • The Social Expert: He was the one who formed and led the Rogues, a group of the Flash's enemies who had no prior relationship before then.
  • Thou Shalt Not Kill: He says killing is not his thing. This is because he's a thief, not a serial killer.
  • Willfully Weak: Due to not wanting to kill anybody, Captain Cold never uses his cold guns to their fullest extent. Paul thinks on this when he successfully uses his own cold guns to kill alien soldiers who are wearing Powered Armors.

Britain

     The Tate Club 

Clarice Sackville

A high-ranking member of the Tate Club.
  • Beneath the Mask: Under her joking old lady nature is a very old and experienced magician who is all too aware of the dark side of magic.
  • Cool Old Lady: She has a lot of wrinkles and is willing to help OL and Zatanna. And Constantine.

Albert Case

A member of the Tate Club and companion of Clarice.

    Map/Ken Ondaatie 
The shaman of London.
  • Almighty Janitor: A powerful magician who prefers cleaning the rails of London's subway than doing anything with his incredible power.
  • Place of Power: The city of London is his domain, as he is its shaman.

    Manchester "Chester" Black 
A metahuman who acts as a black ops agent for the British government.
  • The Alcoholic: He enjoys drinking a little too much.
  • Anti-Hero: His first response to seeing an undeniably irredeemable villain is to kill them.
  • Boring, but Practical: Using a gun doesn't take as much concentration as using his powers, which is why he has one.
  • Everyone Has Standards: He is an unrepentant Anti-Hero, but even he can't stomach the depravity of the dark side of the British elite.
  • Mind over Matter: He is skilled enough with telekinesis that he was considered for a potential tutor for Miss Martian.
  • Red Oni, Blue Oni: Chester prefers to just go in guns blazing when going after a target, in contrast to his more methodical sister, who prefers to plan ahead before attacking.
  • Telepathy: He was the one who trained the Renegade in how to resist telepathic assaults. However, he isn't as good with telepathy as he is with his telekinesis, needing to put in considerable effort to actually read someone's thoughts, and he can't do much else while doing it.

    Vera Black 
The sister of Manchester Black who also works as a black ops agent for the British government.
  • Anti-Hero: Works with her brother, and the two have done a lot of shady things for their country.
  • Cyborg: Parts of her body have been replaced by machinery.
  • Everyone Has Standards: Just like her brother, she is against the dark side of the British elite.
  • Red Oni, Blue Oni: Vera prefers to plan ahead before attacking a target, in contrast to her more emotional brother, who is more likely to just go in guns blazing.

    Geoffrey Talbot 
A former policeman who wishes to expose the corruption of the British elite.

Genomorphs

    In General 
  • Hive Mind: Alone, they are limited in what they can accomplish. Together, they are greater than the sum of their parts. Dubbilex says it best in Episode 40: Carpe Tempus when talking to Io, Sephtian, Ted, and Paul.
    Dubbilex's horns glow brightly, as do those of the G-Gnome. Io's eyes widen and then glaze over. **Eight thousand minds. Eight thousand thoughts. Eight thousand lives. One collective consciousness. One shared ideal. One shared conclusion.**
    She turns her head, looking around with eyes unseeing. "It's… Incredible. A civilisation inside your minds."

    G-Goblins 

In General

  • Mind over Matter: They are created specifically to have this ability.
  • Telepathy: This was an ability that G-Goblins weren't intended to have by their creators. It was kept a secret by Dubbilex until it was no longer deemed necessary.

Dubbilex

The first G-Goblin made by Cadmus.
  • The Face: He's basically the one who's seen as the spokesperson for the Genomorphs.
  • The Leader: He's the nominal leader of the Genomorphs.

Jean

The third G-Goblin made by Cadmus.
  • I Am Very British: Jean speaks with an English accent, possibly to copy the Renegade's manner of speech.
  • Superior Successor: As she was made with the combined experiences of Dubbilex and Ixy, she is this.

    G-Gnomes 
Small telepathic Genomorphs.

    G-Pooka 
A new type of Genomorph that is created in the Paragon timeline.

Aberrance

    Doctor Cranius/Otto von Schadel 
The leader of Aberrance and resident Mad Scientist.

    Otto 
Doctor Cranius' companion, assistant, and main form of transportation.
  • The Speechless: As a body without a head, he can't physically talk. Cranius can understand him thanks to his Telepathy.

    Niko Parish/Mina Byrne 
The COO of Uncorporation.
  • Alien Blood: Her blood is now silver after she gets Gabriel's wings to replace her old ones.
  • An Arm and a Leg: She had left arm removed when she was turned into an Un-Man. It grows back as of Episode 115: A Waltz in Orange and Green after she gets Gabriel's wings.
  • Dark and Troubled Past: Niko ran away from home after killing her sexually abusive father.
  • Winged Humanoid: She had swan wings attached to her back. The Renegade sharing his data on Nth Metal allowed Cranius to give her the ability to actually fly with the wings.
  • Wings Do Nothing: She could move her wings, but she couldn't actually fly with them. This is no longer the case in the Renegade timeline thanks to the Renegade sharing his data on Nth Metal with Cranius. Her second pair of wings, the ones from Archangel Gabriel and used to replace the old ones after they are removed from her body, also allow her to fly.

    Rupert Jameson/Janus Senior 
The CEO of Uncorporation.
  • Number Two: Next to Cranius, he is the person with the most authority in Aberrance.

    Rupert Jameson Jr./Janus Junior 
The Chief of Security of Uncorporation.
  • The Friend Nobody Likes: Janus Junior shares this with The Face. Both are super annoying to deal with for more than three minutes.
  • Kicked Upstairs: As a First Generation Un-Man, he needs to have a high rank. However, Cranius is aware that he is inept. His solution was to name him head of security, but the actual authority is given to the person who is second-in-command on paper. He was apparently unaware of this until Robin asked why this guy was in such an important position.
    Robin: Why is this guy in charge of your security?
    Cranius: [rolls his eyes] Do not be ridiculous. Why would I put Janus Junior in charge of security?
    Janus Junior: Say what?
    Cranius: Sergeant Panoptes is in charge of Uncorporation security while Captain Alatrasca is in charge of Aberrance's conventional policing. [Janus gapes] Janus Junior's deficiencies became apparent zhe first time I met him. His.. nature as a member of zhe first generation required a highly placed position within zhe company so I gave him an empty title.
    Janus Junior: Wha'?
  • Painting the Medium: Janus Junior's speech is in Book Antiqua font, to symbolize his strange voice.

    The Face 
A metahuman who was turned into an Un-Man.

    Crassus 
Cranius' brother and successor.

The Sivanas

    In General 

    Dr. Thaddeus Bodog Sivana Sr. 
The patriarch of the Sivana family and an old enemy of Captain Marvel.
  • Bald of Evil: He's bald and was Captain Marvel's archenemy.
  • Embarrassing Middle Name: He's not very fond of the middle name he was given.
    "I'm certainly not using my middle name around people. I'm a scientist, not a rap musician."
  • Fantastic Science: Discussed. He knows magic exists and is capable of using it himself.
    "Oh, you don't put any faith into that silly 'irreconcilability of magic and science' business, do you? Science isn't machinery, it's a wonderful process of examining, theorising and testing. Granted, physics is more my focus than sorcery, but I'm passingly familiar with a dozen magic traditions."
    He holds up his right hand and… Conjures a small fireball for a moment, before closing his hand and snuffing it out.
  • Freudian Excuse: He was denied funding for his research despite his creations being decades, if not centuries, ahead of their time and all the benefits they could have brought to humanity.
  • I've Come Too Far: He feels that he's been a villain for too long to completely turn a new leaf.
  • Moral Myopia: He cares about his family above all else. Everyone else is either treated with varying degrees of respect, or completely forgettable.
  • Omnidisciplinary Scientist: Even more so than most other examples since he acknowledges magic and has a passing familiarity with it, enough to do things like conjure a fireball or summon demons.
  • Revenge Before Reason: In the Renegade timeline, instead of following the plan, he hijacks the Sheeda's time machine in an attempt to save his family. Unfortunately, he fails.
  • Science Wizard: Dr. Sivana has studied magic and admits that he is capable of using it; he just prefers to use his inventions rather than mysticism.
  • Ugly Guy, Hot Wife: He is a short bald man who wears Opaque Nerd Glasses. His wife can pass off for a supermodel.
  • Vengeance Feels Empty: He feels this way in the Renegade timeline after he helps take down the Sheeda and fails to save his family using their time travel technology.

    Dr. Venus Sivana 
The ex-wife of Dr. Thaddeus Sivana Sr.

    Dr. Magnificus Sivana 
The first son of Dr. Thaddeus Sivana Sr. and the twin of Beautia.
  • Beauty Equals Goodness: Downplayed. He isn't so much good as more morally gray. He isn't out to do evil, but he will work with people he knows are evil.
  • Character Development: In the Paragon timeline, he works to overcome his Inferiority Superiority Complex and becomes much happier as a result.
  • Inferiority Superiority Complex: Magnificus likes to act that he is superior to everyone else, but this is just a façade to hide how jealous he is of his younger brother, believing his brother to be smarter than himself.
  • Sole Survivor: Of the Sivana family in the Renegade timeline after the Sheeda kill his mother and siblings and his father dies in his attempt to both avenge them and prevent them from dying in the first place.
  • Super-Strength: Has this thanks to the enhancements his father gave him.
  • Super-Toughness: Has this thanks to the enhancements his father gave him.

    Dr. Beautia Sivana 
The first daughter of Dr. Thaddeus Sivana Sr. and the twin of Magnificus.

    Dr. Thaddeus Sivana Jr. 
The second son of Dr. Thaddeus Sivana Sr. and the twin of Georgia.

    Dr. Georgia Sivana 
The second daughter of Dr. Thaddeus Sivana Sr. and the twin of Thaddeus Jr.
  • Green-Eyed Monster: She's jealous of beautiful people in general and her sister specifically.
  • Interspecies Romance: Seems to be in one with Vril Dox II.
  • Killed Offscreen: In the Renegade timeline thanks to the Sheeda.
  • No Social Skills: She is trying to avert this by studying social science.
  • Strong Family Resemblance: She looks like a younger version of her father in drag.
  • Wrong Assumption: She assumed that OL was always that attractive looking and that he wouldn't understand what it's like to be unattractive. He corrects her assumptions and even convinces her to actually use her intellect to improve her appearance if it bothered her so much.

Center for Paranormal Studies/Center for Paranormal Research

    Doctor Williams 
The director of the Center.

    Claire Selton 
A student who lives in the Center.
  • Adaptational Heroism: Thanks to the Renegade preventing her from being taken by the government, she avoids being turned into a weapon and subsequently becoming a supervillain. Claire generally doesn't get involved in any superheroics unless the Renegade or Lynne ask her to.
  • Parental Abandonment: She doesn't remember her parents and was put up for adoption.
  • Playing with Fire: She's a pyrokinetic, and a powerful enough one to draw the attention of SHADE.

Others

    Ted Kord 
An inventor and the CEO of Kord Industries.
  • Adaptational Wimp: Due to not being a superhero, Ted Kord doesn't have his canon combat abilities.
  • Back from the Dead: After he is killed by angels, he is later resurrected as part of their penance.
  • Comically Missing the Point: When the Renegade took the elemental control systems from T.O. Morrow's androids to Ted Kord, Ted's first thought was to make a suit of power armor to be a superhero with them. The Renegade wasn't pleased.
  • Gadgeteer Genius: He is a brilliant inventor who creates incredible things with his company.
  • Honest Corporate Executive: This is why Paul went to him instead of Luthor.
  • Killed Offscreen: For supporting Paul, he and his business got obliterated by the forces of the Silver City. He got better.
  • Offerings to the Gods: In order to learn the secrets of metamaterials, he agrees to start putting up statues of Hephaestus and celebrating the holidays of said god. It's a bit of a shock for him though, when his soul turns up in Hades' realm, rather than the Silver City.
  • Point of Divergence: This version of Ted Kord is a civilian, with no desire to be Blue Beetle due to Paul supporting him in helping the world through tech development.
  • Reed Richards Is Useless: Paul is helping Ted avert this by using him as one of the biggest ways to get xenotech, magic, and supervillain tech out to the general public. One of their first major successes are drones, incorporating magic and T.O. Morrow elemental control gear, that are capable of controlling the weather- in his own words, the reason why Hurricane Season no longer exists.
  • Ship Tease: He's been teased with Io, his co-conspirator for working with metamaterials. This turned out to be a case of Ship Sinking when Io turns out to be a lesbian.

    Father Mattias 
An inquisitor and a friend of Zatara.
  • Backstory: Mr Zoat gives a bit through Word of God in Aberration.
  • Good Shepherd: He is an Inquisitor of the Catholic Church and formerly Zatara's priest. He always remained calm and pleasant while talking to Paulphidian and is accepting of Paul's atheism.
  • My Greatest Failure: Paulphidian rifles through his memories and desires and discovers an enormous regret about having failed to save a group of drunken kids who were reading a demonic tome and ended up possessed and had to be put down.
  • O.O.C. Is Serious Business: The only time he loses his cool is when Paulphidian backslides during his near-successful exorcism.
  • The Social Expert: In within eight minutes of meeting Paulphidian, he figures out their motives and nearly exorcises them by deconstructing their actions.

    Karsta Wor-Ul/Kristin Wells 
A member of the Kryptonian Stellar Navy who went AWOL when Krypton decided to go isolationist.
  • Eye Beams: Has heat vision.
  • Flying Brick: As is typical for a Kryptonian under a yellow sun.
  • My Greatest Second Chance: In the Renegade timeline, thanks to cloning facilities provided by the Renegade, she has an opportunity to bring back the Kryptonian species.
  • Sins of Our Fathers: She holds Kal-El responsible for Krypton because many members of the House of El supported isolationism. This was actually common on Krypton, where individuals were held accountable for the actions of other members of their house.
  • Strong and Skilled: In addition to the typical Kryptonian powers, she has decades of military training to use those powers to the fullest.

    Euanthe 
A dryad that was rescued from demonic influence by OL, Zatanna, and John Constantine.
  • Blue-and-Orange Morality: As a dryad, Euanthe's sense of morality is very different from a human's.
  • Character Development: She starts out very timid due to her experience as a portal to hell. Thanks to Paul's support, she become both more assertive and more powerful.
  • Green Thumb: Naturally has this power as a dryad.
  • Living MacGuffin: When we first see her, she's been turned into the focus of a Hellgate.
  • Took a Level in Badass: She was originally just a normal dryad. Thanks to some power ups courtesy of OL, she's become strong enough to fight demons and become a figure of worship in the Amazon Rainforest. Later, after the Anti-Life ravages the Green, she becomes its queen.

    Chantinelle 
A Succubus acquainted with John Constantine, she's brought into the fold to prevent her from becoming a problem later on.
  • All of the Other Reindeer: She's a Succubus that could fall in love, something that shouldn't be possible.
  • Every Man Has His Price: Paul basically promised to give her raw arcane power so she wouldn't interfere with what he and John had planned out of spite for the latter. He also mentions that the importance of it (getting rid of Nabu) was enough that he'd use the Ace of Winchester to permanently kill her if he had to, but he really didn't want to.
  • Interspecies Romance: Had an affair with an angel.
  • Love Hurts: Post-conversion, she feels love as something tangible and is very aware of it... including how many relationships she ruined. Needless to say, it hits her hard until John tells her to start trying to make things right.
  • Love Redeems: Her love for the angel Tali acts as an anchor that allows her to use the Violet Light, changing her from a simple Succubus to a Love Elemental.
  • An Offer You Can't Refuse: She has the options of helping Paul, Zatanna, and John Constantine with their experiments on the Star Sapphire, or be destroyed by the Ace of Winchesters. She chooses the former.
  • The Power of Love: She feeds off of love after being converted by the Star Sapphire.
  • Succubi and Incubi: She was a succubus until John, Paul, and Zatanna convert her.

    Michael Sisken/Terror Thing 
A psychic used in a ritual 12 years ago, his soul was trapped with Terror Thing when John Constantine stopped it and they ultimately melded.
  • And I Must Scream: His soul has been trapped with an Fear Elemental that is eating it, with him unable to stop it or call for help.
  • Conditioned to Accept Horror: How he eventually came to assimilate Terror Thing.
    Sisken: When I lived through all of the fears that made up the Terror Thing, I did suffer. Horribly. To start with. And then… Each time, the horror got a little less. And I became more inhuman. I'm not suffering, and I think that's the worst part. I should be, but I'm not. It just feels… Right, now.
  • Death of Personality: This seems to be what happened to Sisken in the Renegade timeline, as by the time the Renegade meets him, all that's there is the Terror Thing.
  • Death Seeker: He longs for oblivion after being bonded with the Terror Thing for around a decade. He gets over it once he finishes Hijacking Cthulhu.
  • Driven to Madness: He attempts to do this to Nabu to loosen his connection to Zatara. It makes Nabu afraid enough to blow him apart.
  • Enlightenment Superpowers: It's not outright stated that Michael Siskin achieved Yellow Enlightenment, but the process that he goes through has a lot of resemblance to Paul's acceptance of his own desires, and afterward, Siskin speaks with yellow punctuation.
  • Face Your Fears: Similar to Yellow Lanterns of the Sinestro Corps, Sisken has to embrace his fear in order to master it.
  • Fusion Dance: An unwilling variant, but he was with Terror Thing for so long that it consumed him to the point they were nearly completely merged. In the end, he triumphed and took everything that was left of Terror Thing.
  • Hijacking Cthulhu: OL wants him to do this by accepting and coming to terms with the fact that he's Terror Thing now. It... doesn't work the first time. However, it does work the second time.
  • I Am What I Am: Ultimately, he has to accept what he has become now in order to master it.
    Orange Lantern: The choice isn't between you becoming a monster and not becoming a monster. The choice is whether you become a monster that knows what it is, that holds back, or one that revels in its own nature. There's nothing inherently evil about the power of fear, any more than there is avarice.
  • I Know What You Fear: He's capable of knowing what something fears as long as it is capable of it. Even Nabu isn't exempt from it.
  • Killed Off for Real: Killed by Nabu during Episode 53: Falling Action in the Paragon timeline.
  • Was Once a Man: Michael Siskin isn't entirely himself any more after fusing with the Terror Thing; his physical body is long gone, he's basically made of fear magic, and he sees everything around him in terms of fear.

    Ambush Bug/Irwin Schwab 
A human researcher empowered by alien socks. It gives him awareness of the fourth wall and has driven him somewhat insane.

    Ambrose Bierce 
A street magician who bears a passing resemblance to John Constantine.
  • Always Second Best: Is pretty much seen as a discount John Constantine.
  • Early-Bird Cameo: He's mentioned in Episode 24: Preparation but doesn't appear in the story until Episode 64: Resolution.
  • Expy: He is an In-Universe one of John Constantine, with people sometimes mistaking him for the latter.
  • Hedge Mage: As befitting an Expy of John Constantine, Ambrose is a street magician who makes up for his lack of magical education with cunning and whatever tricks he's been able to pick up over the years.
  • Thrill Seeker: This is the reason he's into magic.
  • Weak, but Skilled: A typical street magician, he relies on cunning and trickery than raw power.

    Kara Zor-El/Supergirl I 
The cousin of Superman. She was trapped in her spaceship until she was found and rescued by Paul and Kon.

    The Spider/Harold Near 
A former spy that the Renegade recruited.

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