History Characters / DCSuperHeroGirls2019

* BadPowersGoodPeople: After her debut, Katana still wields the Soultaker, but as a [[TheCowl hero who defends the victimized}} rather than a vigilante who serves as {{judge jury and executioner}}. Tatsu admits she has no idea how Soultaker's power can be of any good to her going forward but Diana promises to instruct Tatsu in more restrained uses of it.

* 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 and gold on top and blue bottoms with white stars being the only consistencies.

* AdaptationalJerkass: This show's Supergirl ''[[ShownTheirWork does]]'' draw pretty heavily from DC's Post Crisis comic books but she's basically the ''worst'' of Post Crisis Supergirl and Post Crisis Power Girl [[CompositeCharacter stuffed into one package]] and tied with a Post Crisis Superboy bow. The thing most original to this show is that she's also dumber than both Post Crisis Karas while having all of their negative social traits.

* BrattyFoodDemand: Kara insists on calling Ember "[[MaliciousMisNaming Amber]]" and mocking her for being a nerd while frequently returning to Ember's food booth for more helpings, and one point demanding that Ember put a turkey leg directly in Kara's mouth.

* StrongAsTheyNeedToBe: Expected when dealing with super heroes in general, DC super heroes in particular and {{parody}} show about DC super heroes especially, but Katana gets hit especially hard with it. In one episode she ismore or less equal to Diana of Themyscira! Even this show's [[AdaptationalWimp watered down version]] of Wonder Woman is fast enough to outrun a jeep and strong enough to lift it! Then in a short she's just barely a step above Harley Quinn, who got taken out by a head butt from the non powered dimunitive Bumblebee, the same Bumblebee who relies on ''Wonder Woman'' for things she cannot handle.

* DeskSweepOfRage: Kara's response to Diana trying to teach her the value of strategy through chess is to knock the board off the table and nearly into Barbara after being put in check.

* NeverMyFault: It's a silly supersticion to begin with but Kara Danvers was the one who claimed nothing could stop Diana before Steve Trevor arrived and ruined her volleyball game. Yet Kara blamed Karen Beecher for "jinxing it".

* TranslatorCollar: The Red Lantern ring translates his growls into human speech (which clearly comes from the ring and not his mouth).

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%%An ape-like giant monster.
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%%* AdaptationSpeciesChange: There's no indication in "[=#StainedFighter=]" that Shaggy Man is an android.
%%* AttackOfThe50FootWhatever: It resembles a stereotypical depiction of Bigfoot, only taller than most of the buildings.
%%* ScaryTeeth: His teeth are razor sharp.
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[[folder:General Zod and His Forces]]

->'''Voiced By:''' Creator/LiamOBrien (Zod), Creator/TaraStrong (Ursa)

Villains from Krypton who were imprisoned by Kara's mother, Alura Zor-El. They have resurfaced on Earth to conquer it.

* TheRiseOfZitBoy: ''#Abracadabrapalooza'' is [[SupportingProtagonist ostensibably]] all about Zee Zatara trying and failing to get Karen Beecher to realize pimples are not that bad.

* AnimalMotifs: Bumblebees ''are'' more docile than most stinging bees, but are still an animal most others would rather not faced when they show signs of agitation. Aside from her costume, she has a variety of bee-themed boxes and furniture in her house. Ironically, it wasn't her first choice of name, with Wonder Woman having come up with the moniker and Barbara encouraging her to use it.

* AnimalMotifs: Bumblebees. Aside from her costume, she has a variety of bee-themed boxes and furniture in her house. Ironically, it wasn't her first choice of name, with Wonder Woman having come up with the moniker and Barbara encouraging her to use it.

* HeartIsAnAwesomePower: In "#[=SheMightBeGiant=]", she laments that her suit only shrinks her despite her efforts to make it do otherwise, but ends up discovering that shrinking is a great advantage against Giganta since she's too small and quick for Giganta to get a hit on her.

* MisguidedMissile: Her first suit makes use of solid matter projectiles, but they prove to be unreliable. Her second armor suit swaps these out for "[[LightningGun electrical sting]]" {{arm cannon}}s.

* HowDoIShotWeb: She's already a powerful sorceress, but she still has a lot of work ahead of her.

* 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. Zee also likes to take her friends to high end places they normally would not be able to enjoy.

* LightningBruiser: Once Giganta gets started she is pretty quick, though not as quick as Wonder Woman, [[BigDamnHeroes who manages to intercept Giganta]] when she's about to squish Bumblebee and especially not Supergirl, who overwhelms Giganta with her own speed.

* StoneWall: Giganta's strength is comparable to Wonder Woman's, which means that in this show she isn't quite as strong as Supergirl. However, Giganta sheer size allows her to gain leverage that leads to Wonder Woman's defeat in their first fight and is much tougher than Supergirl, to the point Wonder Woman can't hurt Giganta with unarmed strikes despite being strong enough to [[PunchCatch catch Giganta's punches]] and a hard enough hitter to at least push Supergirl around a little. Supergirl can hurt Giganta a little but ultimately loses when trying to go blow for blow with due to Giganta just being able to take a lot more.

* RefusalOfTheCall: Barbara Gordon gathers the group together as a SuperTeam except Kara Danvers rejects it [[NoGoodDeedGoesUnPunished because using powers only gets her in trouble]](she's [[ImplausibleDeniability actually still trying to hide her SecretIdentity in spite of the fact she already let having powers slip), Jessica Cruz is still actively refusing the call to be a Green Lantern so she of course refuses Barbara as well, Zee Zatara's an [[ImADoctorNotAPlaceholder artiste not a police officer]] and Karen Beecher doesn't think she's good enough yet. Diana's DareToBeBadass speech falls on deaf ears but they fall like dominoes once Barbara offers them the chance to give Diana a makeover if they at least try giving a team operation.
* 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. Zee jumping at the chance to play a part in crafting The Wonder Woman's secret indentity is a major step in the team coming together.

* FaceYourFears: As team leader, Diana had to take her own advice and overcome her fears as she urged them to do. And her fear was escalators!

* 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 while Diana [[CoolBigSis still offers support where she can]] Diana isn't suited for helping her friends through their day to day activities.

* KnowsTheRopes: Diana possess a large arsenal of edged weaponry, but as the series progresses uses less and less of it outside of training, mostly reaching for a rope when her hand and feet are not enough.

* TeethClenchedTeamWork: Resolves to do her best EggSitting with Harlene Quinzel in an effort to keep herself out of summer school.

* BewareTheSillyOnes: She may act silly most of the time, but she can still be quite dangerous. Most prominently, she makes a habit of stealing the trademark weapons of the more serious heroines in the shorts. She also got a hold of Wonder Woman's Lasso of Truth ''twice''.

* AdaptationalBadass: Soultaker now only needs to hit its victim once to steal their soul, and can fire a SwordBeam with the same soul-stealing ability.

* BadPowersGoodPeople: As of her debut, Katana still wields the Soultaker, but as a hero rather than a vigilante.

* WithUsOrAgainstUs: Why she takes the souls of the Super Hero Girls along with the villains'.

* DudeNotFunny: Jessica [[InvokedTrope almost calls it out by name]] as Kara laughs and makes several puns about the vandalism done to the school dance promotions and decorations during ''[=#MeetTheCheetah=]''.

* UngratefulBastard: Batgirl saves his life and what does he do? ''Mock her''.

* TheRival: Leslie's tormenting of targets is far more sophisticated than Doris's, and part of that is Leslie enjoying watching Doris bully others while pushing her to be more extreme and laughing at Doris's annoyance for being called lame. Livewire's not above picking a fight with Giganta either, despite being on the same team.

* AdaptationalWimp: She doesn't have as many powers as any of her "main" comic books counterparts, nor does she display the ones she does have to same degree. [[DownplayedTrope However]], this version of Diana became Wonder Woman earlier into her physical development than usual, and even in the comics it usually takes a little while into Diana's ''adult'' Wonder Woman career to [[JustifiedTrope gain or fully develop all of her gifts]]. Reasonable explanation for it or not though she's still one of the rare cases where Wonder Woman to [[TheWorfEffect loses]] to Giganta in their first fight.

* AdaptationalWimp: She doesn't have as many powers as any of her "main" comic books counterparts, nor does she display the ones she does have to same degree. [[DownplayedTrope However]], this version of Diana became Wonder Woman earlier into her physical development than usual, and even in the comics it usually takes a little while into Diana's ''adult'' Wonder Woman career to [[JustifiedTrope gain or fully develop all of her gifts]].

* CoolBigSis: Plays this to the other girls, offering emotional and moral support.

* ScienceHero: Uses her extensive knowledge of science to build a suit that allows her to fly and shrink.

** 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.

* StuffedIntoALocker: Kara Danvers, distracted by her headphones, punches Bumblebee through the vents of a locker after mistaking her for a literal bumblebee, destroying Karen Beecher's suit in the process. Barbara Gorden accuses her of squishing Karen and they're relieved to find a [[AmusingInjuries merely shaken]] Karen stuck in Kara's locker.

* FireForgedFriends: Kara's the one [[YourCostumeNeedsWork most skeptical of Wonder Woman's identity]] and the one slowest to warm up to her even after Wonder Woman takes it as a challenge and proves who she really is. By the time Ursa, Non and Zod escape the Phantom Zone Supergirl doesn't just respect Wonder Woman but is the one most concerned for her well being.