History Characters / DCSuperHeroGirls2019

* StubbornHair: Her hair is impervious to any attempts to cut or style it, including power sanders, blowtorches, and even dynamite. It takes the combined might of nine adult amazons just to move it out of place(or the kick of one Wonder Woman, but [[SnapBack it quickly resettles from that]]). Although it turns out Zatanna's magic can change it when she dons her "Power Girl" identity.

** She is a performer not unlike Zee Zatara. When Livewire and Zatanna make back to back {{big entrance}}s in front of a live crowd they both get an equal amount of cheers...though this if before Livewire outs herself as evil.

* BlameGame: When Wonder Woman blames the team's first loss on Supergirl's failure to follow instructions, Supergirl retorts that Wonder Woman should be blaming Green Lantern for not putting up enough of a fight. Green Lantern in turn blames Zatana for wasting time showboating and being wreckless enough to hit both Wonder Woman and Supergirl with her spells. Zatana blames Bumblebee for giving up and hiding.

* DoppelgangerSpin: Zatana can project her image to distant places using a "mirage" spell. In combat she can spam it to the point more than one mirage is visible at once and none are near where she really is.

* SquishyWizard: Her spells can easily subdue some of the most powerful fighters the show has to offer, like Wonder Woman and Power Girl, but Zatana can't take nearly as much from anyone else.

* UnwittingPawn: Zatana's response to Cheetah racing around her in the dark is to [[SpamAttack launch as projectiles as she can at any sign of movement]]. At this Cheetah leaves Zatana alone. Not because Cheetah couldn't take Zatana, but because she can goad the impulsive Supergirl into chasing her right to Zantana's location, leading to FriendlyFire.

* WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes: Barbara has a fear of sharks to the point she refuses to remove "shark repellent" from an underground hideot. She later has a nightmare about ''{{flying|seafoodspecial}}'' sharks, and a delve into it by Zatana suggests Barbara is afraid of large marine life in general.

* EvilCounterpart: She's a troll not unlike Kara Danvers, except while Kara's trolling is for her own personal amusement Leslie gets off on public humiliation. Leslie is also willing to cause physical harm, property destruction and even sabotage the work of students and employees. Kara at her worst will only do such things by accident. They both get upset over a hero making front page news over a CatUpATree and harrass Lois Lane about it, but again, Danvers just breaks Lois's pictures while Willis shocks Lane and then tries to kill ther hero in question.

* PetTheDog: She mercilessly criticises Jimmy Olsen for everything he does that falls below her standards, but when he does meet them Lois Lane is quick to give him positive reinforcement.

* EvilCounterpart: She's a troll not unlike Kara Danvers, except while Kara's trolling is for her own personal amusement Leslie gets off on public humiliation. Leslie is also willing to cause physical harm, property destruction and even sabotage the work of students and employees. Kara at her worst will only do such things by accident.

** Doris Zeul and Selina Kyle are foils to Diana Prince. Diana and Doris are both star athletes and {{huge school girl}}s but Diana is only awkward due to culture clash and only violent during sanctioned competiton, when reacting to hostility directed towards her or when defending someone else, otherwise being a GentleGiant. Doris is a socially inept DumbJock who uses her bulk to bully others into getting what she wants. While Diana had leadership thrust upon her and only really takes charge when she feels necessary, or [[NotSoAboveItAll when she's giving into a self serving an indulgence]], Selina specifically put her own group together to make dealing with Diana's easier and only cedes leadership when someone else enforces their will.

* NoSell: The first member of the team to land a hit on Cheetah is Bumblebee, and Cheetah just shakes her head due to some misplaced fur.

* TheWorfEffect: Her prowess eventually earns the respect of her entire team, and she's often the last one standing when they run into trouble. When Wonder Woman ''is'' taken down early it tends to give everyone but Supergirl pause.
* YourCostumeNeedsWork: Wonder Woman is already a famous superhero with a media franchise by the time of the first episode, or rather Wonder Woman is a ''famous franchise'' based off of a mysterious figure ShroudedInMyth. Diana herself isn't recognized, being accosted by a truancy officer and even called a cheap cosplayer by Kara Danvers. We later see at least three see other people dressing up as Wonder Woman and all of their costumes are noticeably differences from Diana's outfit, as well each other, red gold top and blue bottoms with white stars being the only consistencies.

* {{Troll}}: She often joins activities she otherwise has no interest in for the sole purpose of mocking the participants, even when said participants are her friends.
* UnskilledButStrong: The pilot establishes that she DoesNotKnowHerOwnStrength, and her attacks are telegraphed, as shown by Wonder Woman managing to avoid her punches rather early on in their fight. This comes back up in "[=#FightAtTheMuseum=]" where Diana points out that her LeeroyJenkins attacks won't work ''all'' the time. She took this advice after being trolled by Catwoman.

* FreezeRay: His only show weapon is a freeze ray.

* MisanthropeSupreme: She believes that Gotham is a "toxic cesspool" that can't be saved and that nothing green will ever grow there again.

* YouAreBetterThanYouThinkYouAre: Wonder Woman has harsh criticism for Batgirl and the team Batgirl assembled, and saves her harshest critiques for Supergirl. Wonder Woman does this out of love however, always adding that they all have the tools to achieve greatness and singling out Supergirl for having the [[TheGift potential to be the greatest hero the world of man has ever known]]. The team throw this back in Wonder Woman's face when trying to motivate her to stand up to Queen Hippolyta.

* AdaptationalDumbass: [[DownplayedTrope Wonder Woman is one of the wiser and more mature characters in this show]] but she has a much harder time adapting to the patriarch's world than most versions of the character. This is {{justified|trope}} however, as [[ProportionalAging this Wonder Woman is still developing cognitively]] and the amazons did nothing to prepare her for her mission.

* AmazonianBeauty: She is occasionally drawn with more detail than most other characters, aside from Katana. With the former always and with Wonder Woman occassionally, it is to show off how much more chiseled they are than the other Super Hero Girls due to their rigorous training regimen. Sometimes with Diana though it's instead a GrossUpCloseUp of some aspect of grooming or hygene she hasn't caught onto yet.

* AppropriatedAppelation: In this incarnation, the "Franchise/WonderWoman" name was first used by the media.

* CutenessProximity: Experiences this upon finding a kangaroo plushie that looks just like a pet she had when she was 72 (a toddler by Amazon standards).

* TheLeader: Batgirl puts the team together, but tasks Wonder Woman with wipping it into shape in exchange for the rest of them teaching Diana how to better fit in the patriarch's world. Wonder Woman often takes change when she feels it necessary or [[NotSoAboveItAll just wants the first go at some novelty]] by citing "seniority".

* WhatTheHellIsThatAccent: Diana's accent confuses many viewers. Fans have wondered whether it's Italian, Spanish, Mexican, or what? There seems to be ''some'' Meditteranean influence but a hint of Latin American ''slightly'' similar to Jessica Cruz. It's likely ''supposed'' to be Greek, to go with Themyscira's Greek inspiration with a touch of "Latin" for "[[AncientGrome Rome]]".

* SecretIdentity: Everyone has one, though Zee Zatara and Diana of Themyscira had to be convinced to take them up, Zee at first just electing to fight crime in her performance costume and Diana merely throwing on a hooded robe when she didn't want to attract attention.

* CharacterExaggeration: Her love for ice cream. When she first tried it out in the comics, she was rather cheerful to the point of being accidentally threatening (pointed a sword at the vendor while asking for ice cream and later thanking him), while here, she's ''crazy'' for it, taking her friends' ice cream after scarfing down hers, declaring it better than ambrosia in Elysium, and wanting to go to the ice cream parlor after every victory.

* CompositeCharacter: Though she has Diana Prince's name and alter-ego, she has more in common with Donna Troy/Wonder Girl (her younger sister), especially the version in ''WesternAnimation/SuperBestFriendsForever''. They have the same role and Creator/GreyDeLisle even uses the same voice for both of the characters.

* ExperiencedProtagonist: Diana is already a seasoned superhero with hundreds of years worth of training and experience.

* FamedInStory: {{Subverted|Trope}}: Wonder Woman, the star of a lucrative super hero brand, is famous in this world, Diana of Themyscria, the Wonder Woman actually defending the world, is not. Wonder Woman isn't even a title she chose for herself. There are several pieces of Wonder Woman merchandise which aren't even consistent with each other in design and ''nothing'' looks quite like what she actually wears. InUniverse AdaptationDecay is so bad that even her personal friends ascribed {{catch phrase}}s to her that Diana [[BeamMeUpScotty has never actually used]] and sometimes outright disapproves of.

* TheHeart: Putting together the team was Barbara Gordon's idea but if Diana of Themyscira hadn't been dragged into their lives no one would have bought what she was selling and the team disbands when Diana is dragged back out of their lives. Even when Barbara ''does'' convince them to come back together it's only for the sake of "saving" Diana. [[ZigZaggedTrope However]], once the team truly is established, Jessica Cruz becomes The Heart, as Diana isn't suited for helping her friends through their day to day activities.

* KnowsTheRopes: Diana possess a large arsenal of edged weaponry, and for the most part doesn't use any of it outside of training, only reaching for a rope when her hand and feet are not enough.

* SmartPeopleWearGlasses: In her civilian persona, she sometimes uses glasses to help disguise herself, and she's a straight A student who is a competent leader and tactition.

* SpockSpeak: The show [[PlayedForLaughs really runs with]] the on and off "short on contractions" trend that started in the Post Crisis comic books. In this case it is used to demonstrate her awkwardness as much as it does her royal upbringing.

* YourCostumeNeedsWork: Wonder Woman is already a famous superhero with a media franchise by the time of the first episode, or rather Wonder Woman is a ''famous franchise''. Diana herself isn't recognized as such, being accosted by a truancy officer and even called a cheap cosplayer by Kara Danvers. We later see at least three see other people dressing up as Wonder Woman and all of their costumes are noticeably differences from Diana's outfit, as well each other, red gold top and blue bottoms with white stars being the only consistencies.

* BloodKnight: "[=#KaraCare=]" shows that, unlike every other iteration of the House of El's surviving members, she actually ''wants'' to fight Doomsday!

* DestructiveSavior: Brash and abrasive attitude + Kryptonian powers = things getting wrecked. Deconstructed in [=#PowerSurge=], as her destructive way of fighting causes most to not actually like her despite the good she does.

* StubbornHair: Her hair is impervious to any attempts to cut or style it, including power sanders, blowtorches, and even dynamite. Although it turns out Zatanna's magic can change it when she dons her "Power Girl" identity.

* AdaptationDyeJob: In other incarnations Kara has brown eyes. Here, she has green eyes.

** She's thrown in detention for ''defending'' Karen Beecher from Kara Danvers, Zee Zatara and Barbara Gordon.

** Trying to a responsible citizen and carpool leads to her mother's van getting wrecked

* SquishyWizard: Her spells can easily subdue some of the most powerful fighters the show has to offer, like Power Girl, but Zatana can't take nearly as much from anyone else.

* AnIcePerson: He has ice powers.

* NoBudget: {{Discussed|Trope}}: After introducing Diana Prince in [=#LetThemEatPie=] Lane warns Prince not to give a speech because they do not have the budget for it.

* TechnicolorEyes: Keeping up what has become traditional in animation and the comics for over two decades now, Lois has violet eyes though she's a normal human.

* NoBudget: After introducing Diana Prince in [=#LetThemEatPie=] Lane warns Prince not to give a speech because they do not have the budget for it.

* WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes: Barbara has a fear of sharks. He has a nightmare about ''{{flying|seafoodspecial}}'' sharks which also suggests she's just afraid of large marine life in general.

* HeelFaceTurn: Her redemption began when she realized her archnemesis was her best friend, Babs all along. And while she did disagree with the Joker's plan when he revealed his intentions to destroy Gotham, it was in fact Babs who indiscreetly motivated her to defuse the bomb.

* LighterAndSofter: Not that there isn't ''some'' comedy in the source material, but the comics they originate from, ''Teen Titans'' for Bumblebee in particular, are often heavy handed when throwing the worst of life's problems at their protagonists and the characters tend to be grimmer in response to it. This also one of the softest takes on a Green Lantern Corps recruit despite featuring one noted for usually being put through the wringer. Even with Gotham being portrayed [[WretchedHive pretty much the same way it is in the comics]] this Batgirl is a lot less stern than you'd expect.

* FishOutOfWater: She’s still a bit new to “Man’s world” and needs the others to teach her how to fit in and pass as a normal person. That includes such challenging tasks as answering phones.

* ImmortalImmaturity: {{Downplayed|Trope}} in that Wonder Woman is among the wisest and most mature characters on the show, and justified in that her body and mind [[ProportionalAging are still developing]]. Still, she jumps to conclusions more quickly than is typical of Wonder Woman, has less impulse control concerning love of people and love of food, and at one struggles to deal with her own envy.

* LoveMakesYouDumb: ...and whenever she sees him, she goes from a fierce, brave Amazon warrior to a blubbering, lovesick teen in an instant.

* SpiritedCompetitor: Diana's relieved to have lost at fencing to Tatsu, as it means she now has a cometitor worth defeating.

* WhatTheHellIsThatAccent: Diana's accent confuses many viewers. Fans have wondered whether it's Italian, Spanish, Mexican, or what? There seems to be ''some'' Meditteranean influence but a hint of Latin American ''slightly'' similar to Jessica Cruz. It's likely ''supposed'' to be Greek, to go with Themyscira's Greek inspiration with a touch of "Latin" for "Rome".

* GrossUpCloseUp: Sometimes the more athletic characters, Wonder Woman included, are drawn in greater than usual detail to highlight their physiques, but in Wonder Woman's case it is also done to highlight that she doesn't maintain her nails, depilate or file down her calluses.

* ImmortalImmaturity: {{Downplayed|Trope}} in that Wonder Woman is among the wisest and most mature characters on the show, and justified in that her body and mind [[ProportionalAging are still developing]].

* WalkingTechBane: In the earliest episodes she still does not have a hang on modern technology. And by that we mean modern plumbing, nearly destroying Green Lantern's house with her misuse of it alone and thinking she was being helpful to Jessica in the process.

* WhatTheHellIsThatAccent: Diana's accent confuses many viewers. Fans have wondered whether it's Italian, Spanish, Mexican, or what? It's likely supposed to be Greek, to go with Themyscira's Greek inspiration.

* BreathWeapon: She has two, but rarely uses them, as that would require more thought than blasting problems she can see with her eyes or smashing them with her eyes.

* WorfHadTheFlu: Supergirl is the only not intimidated but ready to [[BerserkButton avenge]] Diana when The Super Hero Girls discover ''[[NothingIsScarier something]]'' was in the process of assaulting their leader and [[TheWorfEffect actually managed to knock her flat on her face.]] Of course the resident FlyingBrick would stand the best chance against Cheetah - which is why she's lured into Zatanna's magic blasts.

* TheDeterminator: Refuses to fight, even when Franchise/WonderWoman is yelling at her in the TrainingMontage.

* SesquipedalianLoquaciousness: Zee coerces Karen Beecher into being her spokeswoman, and gives Karen cue card with words Karen can't pronounce.

* AgeLift: As opposed to the main series, where she's roughly the same age as the main characters, she's now a child here.

* DartBoardOfHate: She has punching and speed bags with the pictures of The Super Hero Girls on them.

* ToylessToylineCharacter: Catwoman and Poison Ivy were the only ones in the group who got their own dolls in the accompanying toyline, and the latter was a Target exclusive.

* IncreadilyLamePun: His only dialogue is ice puns to Batgirl
* FreezeRay: His only show weapon

* SixthRanger: Would have been for the heroes in the third season, barring some PlotTwist, ''was'' in the crossover movie which was effectively the grand finale

* SpoiledSweet: As the daughter of a wealthy celebrity, Zee is accustomed to a lavish lifestyle. While she can be a snob when it comes to topics like fashion, cuisine, and the arts, she's still a nice girl who wants to do good as a superhero.

* BorrowedCatchPhrase: "[[ComicBook/TheIncreadibleHulk Giganta Smash!]]"

* SixthRanger:

** In addition to being a {{foil}} to Karen Beecher due to her personality and powers being the complete opposite of hers, she's also successfully pulled of the "growth" Karen Beecher originally wanted but keep failing to achieve.
* EvilRedhead: Her hairstyle is red and bushy, and has no problem being a general menace. .

* TheBully