History Characters / YoungJustice2010OtherHeroes

* AdaptationalSuperpowerChange: Sort of. Dan's shown being able to fly, something that's never been the case for his distinctly grounded comic incarnation, but ''is'' one of the abilities the Scarab gives Jamie.

* BareYourMidriff: In her season 1 outfit. In season 4, it's covered up.

* TheChick: The only female member and, to an extent, is well-adjusted.

* TheChick: Asami is the only girl in the group and Luthor gave the Boom Tube to her; perhaps he thinks WomenAreWiser?

* TheSmurfettePrinciple: They have one female member: Asami. Being that they're all parallels to the ethnic WesternAnimation/SuperFriends, which had no females, she's a genderflipped version of Samurai. As a nod to this, the three boys nicknamed her "Sam."

A precursor to the modern Justice League. While most have only appeared in flashbacks, a few show up [[OldSuperhero in the present day.]]

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* AdaptationalSuperpowerChange: Their powers different from their ''WesternAnimation/{{Superfriends}}'' inspirations in a number of ways.

** Apache Chief was a {{Sizeshifter}} who could [[SpeaksFluentAnimal talk to animals]]. Tye can [[AstralProjection astral project]] a [[FightingSpirit giant]].

* FiveTokenBand: Native American, African-American, Japanese, Argentinian and [[spoiler:White]]. See YoungerAndHipper below.

* TheGhost: WordOfGod confirms that the Atom/Al Pratt, Hourman/Rex Tyler, and Dr. Mid-nite/Charles [=McNider=] were members but they never appeared on the show.[[invoked]]
* OldSuperhero: The originals, with the surviving members haveing been around since World War II.

* BirdPeople: An Alien version of this, just like his other incarnations.

A reformed purist and Kaldur'ahm's boyfriend in Season 3.

* HeelFaceTurn: He used to be a purist, but he's apparently changed his opinion by Season 3, now being able to stand at King Orin's side and be Kaldur's boyfriend.

* AdaptedOut: The many members of their original comic line-up including Hawkman, Hawkgirl, The Spectre, Mr. Terrific, Starman, Black Canary, and Johnny Thunder are absent. None of their present day members like Atom Smasher, Mr. Terrific II, or Cyclone are around either, and while Stargirl does exist, she's not a member.

* TheGhost: WordOfGod confirms that the Atom/Al Pratt, Hourman/Rex Tyler, and Dr. Mid-nite/Charles Mc Nider were members but they never appeared on the show.

* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: The fates of Alan Scott, Wesley Dodds, Al Pratt, Rex Tyler, and Charles Mc Nider have never been mentioned.

[[folder:Khalid Nassour]]
!!''Khalid Nassour''
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!!!'''Current Affiliation:''' Sentinels of Magic
!!!'''Species:''' Human Magician
!!!'''Debut:''' Episode 82 ("Odnu!")
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Usman Ally

One of Zatanna's students, and the great-nephew of Kent Nelson. He studies both magic and medicine to help people in different ways.

* CombatMedic: He's in medical school and studying magic to fight, so he's this by default, but he also knows some healing magic.
* ForcedSleep: Inflicts this on Teekl as a way to disable Klarion.
* GodBeforeDogma: He's a devout Muslim who practices sorcery because he sees it as a way to help people. His mother disagrees, but his father accepts and even encourages it. It helps that he uses his own natural magic as opposed to getting it from another entity, as the former is much less taboo in Islam than the latter.
* GreenThumb: He can use magic to make a tree move to bind an opponent.
* MagicVersusScience: His mother wants him to give up magic and devote himself to medical school, his father wants him focus more on magic so Khlaid can honor his magical heritage and become a hero like Kent, even if it means giving up medical school. Khalid wants to study both.
* NotHisSled: Comic Khalid is the most recent person to become Doctor Fate. That's not quite what happens to him in the show.
* TrainingTheGiftOfMagic: Inherited magic from his mother, and studies under Zatanna so he's able to use it.

[[folder:Phantom Stranger]]
!!''ComicBook/ThePhantomStranger''
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!!!'''Species:''' Unknown
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Creator/DBWoodside

A mysterious figure that appears to both Vandal Savage and Zatanna to spur them to mitigate the chaos caused by the arrival of the Chaos Lord, Child, on Earth.

* BadassLongcoat: He even does dramatic flourishes with it over people to teleport them.
* BigGood: Seems to be playing this role for Zatanna's arc in Phantoms, nudging both her and even Vandal Savage into action to stop the destruction being caused by the arrival of Child and her attempts to banish Klarion for his failures.
* CrypticallyUnhelpfulAnswer: As per tradition, he's prone to these. Both Vandal and Jason Blood complain about his habit of avoiding straight answers.
* NoodleIncident: Vandal has clearly encountered him before and has history with him, but exactly how they met is unclear. The same can be said for Jason Blood.
* RaceLift: This version of the Phantom Stranger appears outwardly to be a black man, like his voice actor.
* StealthHiBye: Pulls a 'bye' on Vandal and a 'hi' on Zatanna, thanks to his teleportation abilities.
* {{Teleportation}}: Is capable of this, seemingly both silently and instantaneously. By flourishing his coat he can send away other people, potentially both without him (as seen with Zatanna and Etrigan) and/or in groups.
* TheWatcher: Thus far seems to be the most omniscient entity in the show, considering that he is aware of the movements of the previous contenders for the title, the Lords of Chaos and Order, and is making moves to counter the destruction being caused by the squabbling of the former, using agents of the latter such as Zatanna and Doctor Fate (the latter by way of Vandal Savage, no less).

[[folder:Jason Blood]]
!!''Jason Blood''
!!!'''Species:''' Human Magician
!!!'''Voiced by:''' David Shaughnessy

A London-based magician, who finds himself visited by the Phantom Stranger and Zatanna's proteges, who have need of his... 'friend.'

* ByThePowerOfGrayskull: As per usual, he summons Etrigan with the now-iconic rhyming incantation.
* CursedWithAwesome: He can, on command, transform into/summon a demon who is bound to help. The experience isn't pleasant.
* DontTouchItYouIdiot: He has to repeatedly admonish Mary from touching several of the numerous powerful magical objects he has on display, to the point he eventually tells her in exasperation that pretty much everything is powerful and shouldn't be touched.
* KnightInSourArmor: He isn't exactly thrilled when the Phantom Stranger informs him that Etrigan is going to be needed for the upcoming battle with Child, but he complies nonetheless.
* PainfulTransformation: His transformation into Etrigan both warps his body and seems to set him on fire, and he lets out a cry of pain after completing the incantation to summon him.

[[folder:Etrigan]]
!!''ComicBook/{{Etrigan}}''
!!!'''Species:''' Demon

A battle-loving, rhyme-speaking demon, bound within the body of Jason Blood.

* AdaptationalJerkass: This version of Etrigan, in contrast to several recent animated depictions, doesn't give a damn about humanity or innocents being killed in the wake of Child's battle with Klarion, and only helps because he's bound to by the magic tying him to Jason Blood.
* BloodKnight: Despite his reluctance in helping, he throws himself eagerly into fighting Child and seems quite satisfied when he believes he's defeated her.
* BreathWeapon: Can spew a jet of fire that can reduce a body to a singed skeleton in seconds. Unfortunately for him, this is only a mild inconvenience for Child.
* EarFins: Par for the course for Etrigan, and this design is no different.
* TheFettered: Was bound by his half-brother, Merlin, to help Jason Blood's allies when summoned, even if he doesn't particularly want to.
* GigglingVillain: An AntiHero variant. Much of his dialogue is punctuated by a decidedly evil-sounding cackle.
* RhymesOnADime: As usual for Etrigan, though this depiction isn't forced or expected to rhyme, as he does speak the occasional normal sentence.

* AdaptedOut: The many members of their original comic line-up including Hawkman, Hawkgirl, The Spectre, Mr. Terrific, Starman, Black Canary, and Johnny Thunder are absent. None of their present day members like Stargirl, Atom Smasher, Mr. Terrific II, or Cyclone are around either.

* TheFellowshipHasEnded: Broke up in the 50's and never reformed unlike the comics.

* BlackComedy: They all sing an upbeat, colorful song about how they are all going to die gruesome deaths, much to Beast Boy's ([[PlayerPunch and the viewer's]]) horror.

A group of teenage Superheroes hailing from the 31st Century, who have time traveled to the present in order to stop the Kryptonian criminal, Lor-Zod, from altering the past.

* TheAtoner: [[spoiler: Krypton was part of his sector, and he was good friends with both Jor-El and Zor-El. He has long regretted not being able to save Krypton from being destroyed and vows to makes up for it by saving New Genesis at the cost of his own life.]]

* CharacterDeath: [[spoiler: He's spitefully killed by Lor-Zod while preventing a Promethean from destroying New Genesis.]]

* GoOutWithASmile [[spoiler: Strange for one with a beak, but nonetheless he dies with a smirk as his ring informs him that New Genesis was saved.]]
* HeroicSacrifice: [[spoiler: Realizing his ring doesn't have enough energy to both funnel the Promethean energy into space where it can do no harm and power the shield protecting him from Lor-Zod's heat vision, he drops the shield in order to save New Genesis.]]

* CaptainErsatz: The fact that he’s an AdventurerArchaeologist with a NiceHat does bring Franchise/IndianaJones to mind.

* HeroicWillpower: Purple Forager is able to partially break through the Kaizer-Thrall's AgonyBeam upon seeing Red Forager in danger. This act of will draws Tomar-Re's ring to her.

* HumanAliens: {{ZigZagged}}, She looks indistinguishable from an Earth human, which makes sense because, assuming she is similar to her comic version, she is a Titanian, a subspecies of humans with telepathic powers, who settled the moon Titan in the 31st Century. So while technically human, being inhabitants of Titan would technically make them alien to us in the present day.

* RippleEffectProofMemory: Since they were irradiated by chronitons trying to stop the Lor-Zod, they became immune to the new timeline, which allowed them to go back in time to repair it.

* TrappedInThePast: Their time machine is destroyed while attempting to save Conner's life, stranding them in the past.

* HumanAliens: Looks indistinguishable from an Earth human, but is in all likelihood an extraterrestrial.

* VoluntaryShapeshifting: Just like the comics, he has the power to transform into pretty much anything he chooses. [[spoiler:The Season 4 finale implies that his people are descended from White Martians, since his homeworld of Durla has just been given to M'comm and his followers by Darkseid, and his power to shapeshift is very similar to Martian shapeshifting.]].

* AdaptationalUgliness: Downplayed and more akin to RaceLift. Comic Phantom Girl usually looks as human as they come. Here, she's got entirely black eyes (but not BlackEyesOfEvil) that give away her non-human nature at a glance, pale blueish white skin and a somewhat raspy voice that takes getting used to.

* HeroicSacrifice: She attempted one to save Superboy. [[spoiler:She succeeded, phasing them both to the Phantom Zone, but passed out and couldn't get them back.]]

* VoluntaryShapeshifting: Appears to be his superpower, given that he's seen transforming into a Bug (a member of Forager's species) and back into a different alien form. [[spoiler:The Season 4 finale implies that his people descend from the White Martians, who also have this power]].

A group of teenage Superheroes hailing from the 31st Century, who have time traveled to the present in order to stop the Kryptonian criminal Lor-Zod, from altering the past.

* RippleEffectProofMemory: Since they were irradiated by chronitons trying to stop the assassin, they became immune to the new timeline, which allowed them to go back in time to repair it.

* AdaptationalUgliness: Downplayed. Comic Phantom Girl usually looks as human as they come. Here, she's got entirely black eyes (but not BlackEyesOfEvil) that give away her non-human nature at a glance.

* {{Tsundere}}: He's very snarky and angry, albeit never outright rude except to [[{{Jerkass}} Metron]], but with a soft spot for his friends and for innocents. His response to Kilowog's first hug is to snark that he must be dead and in hell, but after regaining his hope he's the one initiating the hug.

A group of teenage Superheroes hailing from the 31st Century, who have time traveled to the present in order to stop the Kryptonian criminal, Lor-Zod, from altering the past.

* VoluntaryShapeshifting: Appears to be his superpower, given that he's seen transforming into a Bug (a member of Forager's species) and back into a different alien form.

* TheLeader: Is somewhere between Types 1 and 2, and is in charge of Phantom Girl and Chameleon Boy.