History Characters / HarleyQuinn2019HarleysCrew

* [[{{Luvvies}} Luvvie]]: Clayface is a classic example.

%%* Master Of Disguise Disaster Of An Actor: Physically, his impersonations are perfect, so Harley tries to use him as an infiltrator. The only problem is Clayface can't act; all his performances are in the same over-the-top large ham, which gives him away as a fake 99% of the time. The remaining 1% is from impersonating the just-as-hammy Aquaman. - Rogue Launched Trope

* AdaptationalDumbass: This Clayface is an idiot who can't even go one mission without trying to exaggerate the false identities he creates and constantly overplays the parts. He was easily tricked by Maxi Zeus into blowing his cover, and he blew the team's cover when he was impersonating Batman because he couldn't keep himself from singing.

* AdaptationalBackstoryChange: The standard telling of her origins has her gaining her plant powers, and with it her green skin color, after she became a scientist. Here, her memories show her with green skin ever since she was little, as if since birth. If true, it would mean Ivy was born a metahuman.

* AcquiredSituationalNarcissism: Lex gives Ivy a PR team to supposedly help with her image. They make her feel like the most important person in the world (when in actuality, she is doing everything except her job) and it gets to her head in unbelievable fashion. She ignores Harley, ignores the villains she's supposed to mentor and leaves her actual work of being the CEO of the Legion of Doom on the backburner, while becoming obsessed with her new celebrity status.

* TookALevelInBadass: He's been far more helpful to the group in Season 2. It's stated that the plan to save the frozen Harley from Penguin was his idea, and when invading Riddle U, he used his disguise work to immediately take suspicion off Harley and Ivy. This extends to combat, as he's much more active in fights than he was in Season 1.
** By season 4, he's practically on par with his comic counterpart in terms of raw combat abilities and shapeshifting, with none of the vocal giveaways he had before.

* TookALevelInBadass: In Season 3 he's mutated further; his vines grow longer and thicker and he takes on a generally more humanoid shape, making him more mobile and dexterous.

* DatingCatwoman: [[spoiler:At the end of Season 3, Ivy is going to become the leader of the new Legion of Doom, but realizes Harley no longer enjoys being a villain. Not wanting to force Harley into a criminal lifestyle like the Joker did, Ivy pushes Harley to give being a hero a try and assures her they won't break up just because they'll be in opposite alignments.]]

* PeekABangs: When she goes into her Green-powered SuperMode, Ivy's hair covers the left side of her face and her clothes change into a leotard to go in line with her sexier look from the comics.

** He's also just as horrified as the rest of Harley's crew when the Queen of Fables reveals her mass-murdering tendencies.

* {{Deuteragonist}}: From the first episode, Ivy is set up as the other protagonist of the show next to Harley, being Harley's BestFriend and {{Foil}} who is the main reason Harley gains the determination to get out of her abusive relationship with the Joker. When Ivy isn't helping out Harley, she's usually the center of the episode's subplot.

* NotGoodWithPeople: With the notable exceptions of Harley Quinn and Kite Man, Ivy vastly prefers to associate with plants than with other human beings.

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* SirSwearsALot: ''And HOW.'' Only rare sentences of his are devoid of any swearing.

* AdaptationalWimp: One change to her powerset is that she's normally depicted as immune to toxins and poisons, but here Ivy lacks that immunity and has been gassed and knocked out regularly with the rest of the crew.

** Made less ambiguous in the Valentine special where he (attempts to) go on a date with another guy, while in his normal form and not as a female.

* FreudianExcuse: Parodied. When he was a child, Psycho always wanted to ride the Ferris wheel at the county fair, but he was too short to meet the minimum height requirement; despite his mother's encouragement that he might be big enough "next year", Edgar was a dwarf, and never grew any taller no matter how hard he tried. One day, the Ferris wheel collapsed (which Psycho didn't even have anything to do with), and he felt so good watching everyone on the ride die... that he became a misanthropist as well as a supervillain. Even Darkseid isn't quite able to follow the logic of that last part.

* FreudianExcuse: Parodied. When he was a child, Psycho always wanted to ride the Ferris wheel at the county fair, but he was too short to meet the minimum height requirement; despite his mother's encouragement that he might be big enough "next year", Edgar was a dwarf, and never grew any taller no matter how hard he tried. One day, the Ferris wheel collapsed (which Psycho didn't even have anything to do with), and he felt so good watching everyone on the ride die... that he became a misogynist as well as a supervillain. Even Darkseid isn't quite able to follow the logic of that last part.

* BigBadEnsemble: Season 3 centers around her goals of terraforming Gotham, but since she's the {{Deuteragonist}} this means she isn't treated as an antagonist until the final two episodes. As such, Bruce becomes the stand-in threat for most of the season, as Harley and Ivy investigate his kidnapping of Frank and the subsequent ZombieApocalypse he causes despite his less intentionally malevolent motives.

* BigBadEnsemble: Season 3 centers around her goals of terraforming Gotham, but since she's the {{Deuteragonist}} this means she isn't treated as an antagonist until the final two episodes. As such, Bruce becomes the stand-in threat for most of the season, as Harley and Ivy investigate his kidnapping of Frank and the subsequent ZombieApocalypse.