History Characters / YoungJusticeOtherCharacters

* RoyalsWhoActuallyDoSomething: The first thing she does after ''life-threatening heart surgery'' is tell her supervillain uncle she's revoking his title and diplomatic immunity. That is one tough kid.

!!''Wendy Jones (Windfall)''

!!!'''Voiced by:''' Creator/ZehraFazal

An Australian teenager staying at the Metahuman Youth Center in Taos, New Mexico.

* AdaptationalNationality: Australian here, instead of being American as in the comics.
* BlowYouAway: She has the power to control air and wind.
* BlueIsHeroic: She primarily wears blue in her appearances and means well. Her costume in season 4 is also mostly blue, and by then she appears to have joined the Outsiders.
* IAmAMonster: She literally calls herself one after the training accident.
* TookALevelInBadass: Appears to have joined the Outsiders between seasons 3 and 4, judging by a picture on Gar's phone showing her with Cassie, Tim, fellow newcomer Stargirl, and a tied-up Lord Kobra.
* UnskilledButStrong: She's capable of creating a tornado, but has [[PowerIncontinence very poor control over her abilities]].
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[[folder:Dolphin]]
!!''Dolphin''
!!!'''Species:''' Metahuman
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Creator/TiyaSircar

An Indian teenager kidnapped as an experiment for Project Rutabaga.
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!!!'''Species:''' Martian

!!!'''Species:''' Martian

!!!'''Species:''' Martian

!!!'''Species:''' Martian

[[folder:J'emm J'axx]]
!!''J'emm J'axx''
!!!'''Species:''' Martian
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Creator/PhilLaMarr

The prince of Mars and the son of the late King S'turnn J'axx.

[[folder:M'aatt M'orrz]]
!!''M'aatt M'orrz''

M'gann's mother, and a green Martian.

* MalignedMixedMarriage: Her marriage to the white M'aatt M'orrz has caused many problems for their family, since white Martians are considered an underclass to the green Martians and are seen as inferior at best and dangerous at worst.

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[[folder:J'arlia J'axx]]
!!''J'arlia J'axx''

!!!'''Voiced by:''' Creator/ZehraFazal

The reigning queen of Mars who took power after the assassination of her husband, King S'turnn J'axx.

* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Authorized the construction of the Mars-Earth Zeta Tube and allows Superboy and Beast Boy to help investigate her husband's murder.

[[folder:J'emm J'axx]]
!!''J'emm J'axx''

!!!'''Voiced by:''' Creator/PhilLaMarr

The prince of Mars and the son of the late King S'turnn J'axx.

!!!Mars

[[folder:Dr. Silas Stone]]
!!''Dr. Silas Stone''
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!!!'''Voiced by:''' Creator/KharyPayton

A scientist at STAR Labs Detroit and the father of Victor Stone, who is also known as Cyborg.

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* SophisticatedAsHell: Thanks Wonder Girl for picking up her glasses by saying "Gratitude!" and expresses surprise with "I'll be superamalgated!". See where her nickname came from?

* TrueNeutral: At least so far, he doesn't seem to have any personal stake in the battle between good and evil (or all the other various conflicts around the universe), he just wants to watch it all happen as a (mostly) detached bystander.

* BuryYourGays: In a roundabout way. Queen Bee is responsible for her death. Queen Bee has the power to use pheromones to control "most men and some women". The comic book tie-in reveals that Queen Bee used her powers on Marie to make her commit suicide. So whatever Marie was, she wasn't straight.

* RealityEnsues: In ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooMysteryIncorporated'', Sheriff Stone was a YesMan[=/=]ExtremeDoormat to Mayor Jones, in addition to performing dubious acts (such as arresting people without standing evidence) under his orders or not (for the record, it was also later mentioned that he was facing a bunch of lawsuits due to this). Here, while Sheriff Maguire initially follows Mayor Tompkins's orders to arrest the Outsiders on the basis of destruction of property, he later decides to overrule Mayor Tompkins because of Good Samaritan laws.

[[Characters/YoungJusticeTheTeam The Team]] ([[Characters/YoungJusticeTheTeamSeasonOne Season One]], [[Characters/YoungJusticeTheTeamSeasonTwo Season Two]], [[Characters/YoungJusticeTheTeamSeasonThree Season Three]]) | [[Characters/YoungJusticeNightwingsTeam Nightwing's Team]] | [[Characters/YoungJusticeBatmanIncorporated Batman Incorporated]] | [[Characters/YoungJusticeOutsiders Outsiders]] | [[Characters/YoungJusticeJusticeLeague Justice League]] | [[Characters/YoungJusticeOtherHeroes Other Heroes]] | [[Characters/YoungJusticeTheLight The Light]] | [[Characters/YoungJusticeMinionsOfTheLight Minions of the Light]] ([[Characters/YoungJusticeLeagueOfShadows League of Shadows]]) | [[Characters/YoungJusticeTheReach The Reach]] | [[Characters/YoungJusticeOtherVillains Other Villains]] | '''Other Characters''']]-]]]

* InTheBlood: {{Implied|Trope}}. Lian giggles with joy as her mother (a former assassin [[DeliverUsFromEvil only recently re-reformed]]) and father (an AntiHero with CloningBlues) beat up a bunch of guards at the villainous lair [[RuleOfFunny they took her to infiltrate]].

** For her mother, [[NobleDemon Cheshire]]. WordOfGod even stated that the arrival of Lian, allowed Jade to make drastic changes in her life for her daughter's well being. Jade probably would've left Roy for good, if she didn't know they would have a daughter.

* NomDeMom: She uses both her Caucasian father's and Half-Caucasian/Half-Vietnamese mother's last names.

* StrongFamilyResemblance: From her mother, Lian has her eye color, eye shape, and smile. From her father, she has his skin complexion and red hair.

* TroublingUnchildlikeBehavior: She laughs at the fighting her parents, Cheshire and Red Arrow, are engaging at an army of Mooks. This may be partly because she comes from a family of supervillains on her mother's side.

[[Characters/YoungJusticeOtherHeroes See here]]
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* {{Expy}}: Of Terra Markov. Perdita herself is the princess of a fictional Slavic country, who physically resembles Terra and not only, but has a romantic relationship with Beast Boy that her inspiration had in the comic books.

* PrincessesRule: Averted. She is called Queen.

A scientist at STAR Labs studying teleportation technology and the father of Ed Dorado, Junior. In Season 3 he becomes the director of the Metahuman Youth Center in Taos, NM.

* AlwaysIdenticalTwins: Averted. He and his brother Brion are a rare portrayal of fraternal twins of the same gender in media. Gregor's older by sixteen minutes.

!!!Brooklyn, New York

[[folder:Tommi Tompkins]]
!!''Tommi Tompkins''
!!!'''Species:''' Human
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Creator/MaeWhitman

A member of the Newsgirl Legion and the daughter of Mayor Thomas Tompkins.

* AdaptationalNameChange: Tommy Tompkins to Tommi Tompkins.
* CompositeCharacter: Of a {{genderflip}}ped version of the Newsboy Legion's Tommy Tompkins and ''Franchise/ScoobyDoo'''s Fred Jones (specifically his ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooMysteryIncorporated'' incarnation).
* AlliterativeName: '''T'''ommi '''T'''ompkins.
* DaddyIssues: Her relationship with her father seems strained.
* DecompositeCharacter: The Newsboy Legion's Tommy Tompkins is divvied up between her and her father, but she resembles the original Tommy more while her father resembles him strictly InNameOnly.
* HeroOfAnotherStory: Given what happens to Fred and Mayor Jones in ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooMysteryIncorporated'' and that many aspects related to that are also shown with Tommi and Mayor Tompkins, the implications of what's in store for them and the Newsgirl Legion in the future are rather interesting...
* MissingMom: It's implied that Tommi's mother isn't in the picture. While telling off the Outsiders and the Newsgirls including Tommi, Mayor Tompkins doesn't bring up Tommi's mother, even though it would be typical to mention how disappointed the other parent would be while scolding your child.
* OneSteveLimit: Averted. It would be logical to assume that Mayor Thomas Tompkins's nickname is Tommy, which would make him Tommy Tompkins and his daughter Tommi Tompkins.
* StrongFamilyResemblance: Inverted. There's little resemblance between Tommi and Mayor Tompkins. It could just be because Mayor Tompkins is old, but if ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooMysteryIncorporated'' is anything to go by, there's a reason for this.

[[folder:Gaby Gabrielli]]
!!''Gaby Gabrielli''
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!!!'''Voiced by:''' Creator/GreyGriffin

A member of the Newsgirl Legion.

* ActorAllusion: She's voiced by Creator/GreyGriffin, the voice of Daphne.
* AdaptationalNameChange: Gabby Gabrielli to Gaby Gabrielli.
* AlliterativeName: '''Gab'''y '''Gab'''rielli.
* CompositeCharacter: Of a {{genderflip}}ped version of the Newsboy Legion's Gabby/Johnny Gabrielli and ''Franchise/ScoobyDoo'''s Daphne Blake. Her recklessness in trying to record a livestream of the Outsiders' fight may be a reference to Daphne being known for being "danger-prone".
* LeeroyJenkins: She tries to film her livestream while being carried to cover, which frustrates Kaldur to a point.
* MeaningfulName: She's shown to be somewhat of a MotorMouth while narrating her livestream of the fight.
-->'''Gaby:''' ''[Kaldur is hit]'' Oh no! Aquaman is hit! ''[Kaldur is thrown through a window]'' ''GASP! THEY KILLED AQUAMAN!'' ''[Kaldur gets up]'' Gasp! Aquaman is okay!
* OneSteveLimit: Averted. Her surname Gabrielli (and potentially her first name) is similar to ''Gabrielle'' Daou.
* RepetitiveName: Gaby Gabrielli.

[[folder:Antonia "Big Words" Rodriguez]]
!!''Antonia "Big Words" Rodriguez''

!!!'''Voiced by:''' Creator/ZehraFazal

-->''"Well, I'll be superamalgated!"''

* CompositeCharacter: Of a {{genderflip}}ped version of the Newsboy Legion's Big Words and ''Franchise/ScoobyDoo'''s Velma Dinkley.
* CuteClumsyGirl: The gag of Velma losing her glasses in [[WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooWhereAreYou the original series]] is referenced when Antonia drops her "spectacles" when Wonder Girl crashes into her and is otherwise blind without them.
* SophisticatedAsHell: Thanks Wonder Girl for picking up her glasses by saying "Gratitude!" and expresses surprise with "I'll be superamalgated!". See where her nickname came from?

[[folder:Mayor Thomas Tompkins]]
!!''Mayor Thomas Tompkins''
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!!!'''Voiced by:''' Creator/JasonMarsden

The mayor of Brooklyn, ME, and the father of Tommi Tompkins.

[[folder:Dolphin]]
!!''Dolphin''
!!!'''Species:''' Metahuman
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Creator/TiyaSircar

An Indian teenager kidnapped as an experiment for Project Rutabaga.

* AdaptationalNationality: Indian here, rather than an amnesiac American, as in the comics.
* DiseaseBleach: The activation of her metagenes turns her hair black to white.
* IncompatibleOrientation: Subverted. In "Quiet Conversations", she appears to have grown attracted to Kaldur, who has been romantically involved with Tula but was otherwise said to [[WordOfGay be at least gay]] by WordOfGod. After she kisses Kaldur on the cheek before leaving, he then kisses Wyynde, with WordOfGod making a clarifying statement that Kaldur is polysexual. So yes, Dolphin and Kaldur could theoretically be romantically involved with each other, but likely not at the moment due to Kaldur already being with someone else.
* MeaningfulRename: She chooses the name Dolphin, the happiest creature in the ocean, to reflect her healing in Atlantis.
* MythologyGag:
** With her origin and Beast Boy transforming into a dolphin while helping her, it was all but stated that she was Dolphin before she got her name in-universe.
** On that note, her ShipTease with Kaldur seems to be a reference to how she and ''Aquaman'' (Orin) had a thing before Mera (who abandoned him and Atlantis in the 1989 miniseries) came back, which led to her seeing ''Aqualad'' (Garth, who was already going by Tempest by this point) instead.
* RaceLift: Dolphin was white in the source material.
* ShipTease: She and Kaldur bond in "Quiet Conversations", with their last scene together being her kissing him on the cheek before leaving... [[ShipSinking and then]] it turns out that he's already seeing Wyynde, making her attraction to him one-sided.
* ShoutOut: She resembles Princess Kida of ''WesternAnimation/AtlantisTheLostEmpire'' in terms of physical appearance, voice, and their association with Atlantis and water.
* ThatManIsDead: She declares her old name to be dead, now that she's been genetically altered and endured a load of trauma from it. She decides to start a new life in Atlantis and is assured that she can decide her name when she's ready.
* TheUnintelligible: As surface languages weren't made to be intelligible underwater, she struggles to communicate with other characters in Hindi due to being stuck underwater until Kaldur casts a UniversalTranslator spell on her.

[[folder:Calvin Durham and Sha'lain'a]]
!!''Calvin Durham and Sha'lain'a'\
!!'''Species''': Mutated Human (Calvin), Atlantean (Sha'lain'a)
!!!'''Voiced By:''' Creator/PhilLaMarr (Calvin), Creator/TaraStrong (Sha'lain'a)

[[Characters/YoungJusticeOtherHeroes See here]]
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!!!New Gods
[[folder:Metron]]
!!Metron
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!!!'''Species:''' New God
!!!'''Voiced By:''' Creator/PhilLaMarr

A New God who invented Father Box and Mother Box technology.

* AdaptationalUgliness: Looks fairly normal in the comics. Here his face is redone so that he looks as though he's wearing clown makeup.
* BlueAndOrangeMorality: The only thing he cares about is acquiring new knowledge. He only agrees to see Victor because he's interested in seeing what happens as his condition worsens.
* FantasticRacism: As a New God, he generally considers mortals to be beneath his respect.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: When questioned by Black Lightning about whereas the Granny he mentioned is the same as Gretchen Goode he replies with "no, and yes". [[spoiler:Later it's revealed that there are more Granny Goodnesses on Apokalips]].
* ForScience: He refuses to heal Victor because he's interested in seeing what happens when a Father Box overtakes its biological host.
* GracefulLoser: His chair is stolen and he's cheated of seeing Cyborg get fully Father Boxed. Although miffed, he doesn't particularly care to take revenge.
* JerkassGods: Spending time with him is known to provoke an intense desire to punch him.
* LackOfEmpathy: Metron likes to observe other people with cold and emotionless curiosity. He decides to watch Victor's painful progression of his Father Box symptoms, with no offer of any help or sympathy.
* NoExceptYes: When Black Lightning asks him if Gretchen Goode and Granny Goodness are the same person, he slyly answers "No... and yes." before leaving.
* ExtraParentConception: Both the Father and Mother boxes were created by him and are therefore viewed as his "children". Because Cyborg and Halo were reborn through the technology of his Father and Mother boxes, he also views them as his "grandchildren" born from his creations.
* SoProudOfYou: Metron eventually comes to think of Violet and Victor as his "grandchildren" (due to being the results of his inventions), and is very impressed by what they have accomplished.
* TrueNeutral: At least so far, he doesn't seem to have any personal stake in the battle between good and evil (or all the other various conflicts around the universe), he just wants to watch it all happen as a (mostly) detached bystander.
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[[folder:Mobius Chair]]
!!Mobius Chair
!!!'''Species:''' Living machine

Metron's fancy chair, which is also sentient like the Father/Mother-Boxes.
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* AlmightyMom: {{Implied}} by Wonder Woman's statement that Helena would never let Wonder Girl go off into space.

!!Introduced in Season 3 (''Outsiders'')

[[folder:King Viktor Markov]]
!!''King Viktor Markov''

The king of Markovia.

* DeathByOriginStory: His assassination is what leads Brion to become Geo-Force.

[[folder:Queen Ilona [=DeLamb=]-Markov]]
!!''Queen Ilona [=DeLamb=]-Markov''

!!!'''Voiced by:''' Creator/VanessaMarshall

The queen of Markovia.

* AdaptationNameChange: Her maiden name is [=DeLamb=], as she is Baron Bedlam's younger sister in this continuity.
* CainAndAbel: She's [[TheGoodKing the good queen]] of Markovia, while her brother is a supervillain and the leader of a criminal syndicate that participates in metahuman trafficking.
* DeathByOriginStory: Her assassination is what leads Brion to become Geo-Force.
* RelatedInTheAdaptation: She is the sister of Baron Frederick [=DeLamb=], who is also known as Baron Bedlam.

[[folder:Prince Gregor Markov]]
!!''Prince Gregor Markov''
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!!!'''Voiced by:''' Creator/CrispinFreeman

The crown prince of Markovia and the older brother of Prince Brion and Princess Tara.

* AlwaysIdenticalTwins: Averted. He and his brother Brion are a rare portrayal of fraternal twins of the same gender in media. Gregor's older by sixteen minutes.
* AmbiguouslyEvil: At first, his coronation following the assassination of his parents is noted to be a powerful possible motive for his own involvement in Bedlam. Turns out he's completely innocent and his uncle is the one really behind everything.
* AwesomeByAnalysis: Was able to see through his uncle's deception simply by seeing his skills with his own meta-abilities (indicating he's had his powers for some time, as opposed to his brother, whose lack of skills showed he had only just triggered his) as well as breaking down that his anti-metahuman actions were a smokescreen to cover up his dirty deeds.
* BrainyBrunette: Gregor has black hair and has proven to be a calm, observant ReasonableAuthorityFigure.
* FoolishSiblingResponsibleSibling: The fair and calm-minded Responsible to Brion's petulant and impulsive Foolish.
* GoodIsNotNice: He's not evil and is working to restore Markovia to a good state. However, he sees that it's better to banish his metahuman brother to America than keep him around and risk a public backlash in the middle of an already bad situation.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Sees through his uncle's lies by pointing out the flaws in his accusations against Brion, leading to his arrest. While he does banish Brion afterwards, it's only because he realizes the country isn't safe for metahumans like him right now, and that he needs to focus on helping the Quraci refugees -- who have nowhere to turn to -- because his brother remains safe in America. [[spoiler:It eventually costs him the the throne. Brion with a psychic nudge from the prime minister ends up killing their uncle and taking the throne for himself.]]
* ShooTheDog: After their parents' murder by a metahuman, the discovery of Bedlam and their uncle's role in it, and Brion becoming a metahuman, he realizes that Markovia isn't safe for Brion right now and tells him to leave.

[[folder:Zviad Baazovi]]
[[spoiler: [[Characters/YoungJusticeTheLight See here]].]]
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[[folder:Kaizen Gamorra]]
!!''Kaizen Gamorra''
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!!!'''Species:''' Human

The Ambassador of United Rhelasia.

* AdaptationalHeroism: While we don't know what Kaizen's alignment stands in this incarnation, he's an ambassador of a country which is still a far cry to what his comic counterpart used to be, who's a psychopathic ruler who killed for fun and has an army of superhuman clones at his disposal.
* AdaptationalJobChange: In the comics Kaizen Gamorra was the ruler of a country called Gamorra Island (formerly Parousia), here he is the ambassador of United Rhelasia.
* AdaptationalNationality: In the comics Kaizen was from a small country in Asia called Parousia. Here he's from United Rhelasia.
* AgeLift: In the comics Kaizen Gamorra is a seventy year old [[EvilOldFolks Evil Old Folk]] who is always drawn with grey long hair, here he looks to be in his fourties and still has a brunette beard visible.
* MythologyGag: Kaizen Gamorra in the comics was a frequent enemy of [[Comicbook/{{TheAuthority}} The Authority]].

[[folder:Anissa Pierce and Jennifer Pierce]]
!!''Anissa Pierce''
!!!'''Species:''' Human (possibly metahuman)
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Masasa Moyo

The daughters of Black Lightning and Lynn Stewart-Pierce.
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* AmbiguousSituation: In the comics, both Anissa and Jennifer inherited her dad's ShockAndAwe powers and becomes a 'sidekick' to him, donning the identity of Thunder and Lightning, respectively.

[[folder:Lynn Stewart-Pierce]]
!!''Lynn Stewart-Pierce''
!!!'''Species:''' Human
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Denise Boutte

The ex-wife of Black Lightning and the sister of John Stewart.

* AmicableExes: With Black Lightning, as she allows him to see their daughters during the night and then they engage in a non-argumentative discussion.
* FunctionalGenreSavvy: Thanks to her experience as the sister of one super-hero and the ex-wife of another, she is highly skeptical of how well the latter's [[TenMinuteRetirement decision to permanently quit the hero life will stick]].
* InterspeciesRomance: She (a human) was married to Jefferson Pierce/Black Lightning (a metahuman).
* RelatedInTheAdaptation: Due to their shared surnames, a longtime theory was that her brother was [[ComicBook/GreenLantern John Stewart]], with her creator, Tony Isabella, even saying that he did this in case anyone wanted to write a connection between them. Here, she is confirmed to be John's sister.

[[folder:Don & Dawn Allen]]
!!''Don & Dawn Allen''
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!!!'''Species:''' Metahumans

The twin siblings born to Barry Allen and Iris West, also the future father and aunt of Bart Allen.

* AgeLift: Of a sort. Their comics counterparts resided in the 30th century due to Barry and Iris being there at the time (long story), but are born here due to the differences in the adaptations.
* StrongFamilyResemblance: Both twins have Barry's eye colour, and Don is blond to boot.
* SupernaturallyYoungParent: Don is the man who will eventually father Bart Allen aka Impulse/Kid Flash II, who time-traveled to before Don was even born. That doesn't stop Bart from affectionately calling him "Dad" when he's two (to Iris's dismay).
* SuperpowerfulGenetics: They both have SuperSpeed from their dad, making them literally quite difficult to keep up with for their non-super mom Iris.
* ThemeTwinNaming: With each other no less. Don and Dawn are phonetically pronounced the same.

[[folder:Artur]]
!!''Artur''
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!!!'''Species:''' Atlantean (1/4 human)

King Orin and Queen Mera's young son.

* AdaptationalNameChange: Slightly. In the comics, he's called Arthur Curry Jr., "Artur" is a variation of the name "Arthur". It could be his Atlantean name, while his name on the surface is still Arthur Jr.
* SparedByTheAdaptation: His comics counterpart was StuffedInTheFridge by Black Manta during the "Death of a Prince" story. Here, he's very much alive and well.
* UnevenHybrid: 3/4 Atlantean, 1/4 Human, by virtue of his dad being a HalfHumanHybrid.

[[folder:Amistad Ervin]]
!!''Amistad Ervin''
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The son of Raquel Ervin, aka Rocket.

* CaptainObvious: Points out Karen's pregnancy, to the amusement of others. Justified because of his age; What's obvious to an adult is an astute observation to a toddler.
-->'''Amistad:''' You got a baby in there!

[[folder:Traya Sutton]]
!!''Traya Sutton''
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!!!'''Species:''' Human

The adopted daughter of "John Smith", aka Red Tornado.

* InterspeciesAdoption: Her father is an android.

[[folder:Lois Lane]]
!!''ComicBook/LoisLane''
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!!!'''Species:''' Human
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Creator/GreyDeLisle

A reporter at the Daily Planet and Clark Kent's human wife.

* AlliterativeName: As per usual, her name is '''L'''ois '''L'''ane.
* ArtEvolution: Lois made appearances in the tie-in comics set during Season 1 and 2. By the time she makes her first on-screen appearance in Season 3 her design now resembles her counterpart from the ''WesternAnimation/DCAnimatedMovieUniverse''.
* InterspeciesRomance: With Clark Kent/Superman. By Season 3 they've produced a son, Jon Kent from it.

[[folder:Jonathan Kent]]
!!''[[ComicBook/JonathanSamuelKent Jonathan Kent]]''
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!!!'''Species:''' Kryptonian-Human hybrid

Lois and Clark's son.

* AgeLift: In the comics, Jon was three years younger than Damian Wayne. But here, they are both infants with Jon looking slightly older.
* HalfHumanHybrid: His mother is the human Lois Lane, with his father being the Last Son of Krypton himself.
* InnocentBlueEyes: A ''very'' striking shade.
* StrongFamilyResemblance: Just look at this spit curl and these big blue eyes, aww... Who's Superman's cute sprog?

[[folder:Dr. Silas Stone]]
!!''Dr. Silas Stone''
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!!!'''Voiced by:''' Creator/KharyPayton

A scientist at STAR Labs Detroit and the father of Victor Stone, who is also known as Cyborg.

* AdaptationalJerkass: He’s much more unsympathetic and unlikeable here, as while Silas is usually a {{Workaholic}} who ignores his son, here he’s much more dismissive of him, to the point where he’s unaware of Victor's 4.0 GPA.
* AlliterativeName: '''S'''ilas '''S'''tone.
* BlackAndNerdy: He's an African-American scientist.
* CastingGag: He's voiced by the same man who voiced Victor himself in ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans''.
* DoesntKnowTheirOwnChild: He pays little attention to his son, not even realizing how good Victor's grades already are when he tells him to get them up.
* EducationPapa: He reprimands his son for prioritizing getting into college on a football scholarship instead of with good grades. That he even says this is just one more demonstration of how out of touch he is regarding his son, as Victor is a star student in addition to his sports skills. [[note]]The most generous interpretation here is that Dr. Stone wants him to pick a college based on it academic acumen rather then the quality of its football team. Unfortunately, Victor picks the worst possible interpretation and accidentally messes up the highly dangerous device that Dr. Stone is working on analyzing.[[/note]]
* JerkassHasAPoint: Dr. Stone may be out of touch with his son, but the device he's working on is a highly dangerous piece of alien technology. He's studying it to make sure it's not about to do something incredibly harmful to humanity. Sure enough, when Victor unplugs it by accident, it fries him. Yeah, Victor, maybe you should let daddy work this one through to the end first.
* LeeroyJenkins: In an effort to save Victor's life, he impulsively uses a Father Box to heal him despite not knowing how it works.
* LoveMakesYouDumb: He's in such severe shock at seeing his son dying that he's desperate enough to try using a Father Box to save his life.
* PapaWolf: Verging on LoveMakesYouDumb, but Silas used the Father Box to save Victor's life, and when his co-workers gently disagreed, Silas ''angrily'' said he would do it.
* SmartPeopleWearGlasses: Silas wears square-shaped glass and is a scientist.
* WhenYouComingHomeDad: He put his scientific studies ahead of being present in his son's life. This bites him hard when a heated argument with Victor causes the accident that turns his son into Cyborg.
* {{Workaholic}}: Like most incarnations of Silas Stone, only even more so.

[[folder:Harper Row]]
!!''Harper Row''
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!!!'''Voiced by:''' Creator/ZehraFazal

A student at Happy Harbor High School.

* AbusiveParents: Her father hits her and her brother.
* AdaptationalWimp: In the comics, she's a BadassNormal superhero martial artist/marksman, part of the Batfamily who becomes Batman's other sidekick besides Robin, known as Bluebird. Here, she's just a student. Though, whether she'll go the same way as Karen Beecher or Stephanie Brown isn't yet known.
* AllOfTheOtherReindeer: On the outside of all the cliques, and befriends Violet and Fred as fellow outsiders.
* BigSisterInstinct: She's been defending her little brother from their father for years, and the only reason she hasn't told anyone about his abuse yet is that she doesn't want to be separated in foster care. M'gann making her realize that she can't protect Cullen from their father anymore is what prompts her to come clean.
* CurtainsMatchTheWindows: Blue hair and eyes.
* DontSplitUsUp: That's the reason why she refuses to tattle about her father's abuse, since she thinks Social Services would take Cullen away.
* GoodBadGirl: Gets kicks out of underaged drinking and trick shooting with a gun, but Harper is still has a good heart under the rebelliousness.
* OneSteveLimit: Averted, to her initial confusion. She shares her first name with Violet's (and by extension, Will, and further extension, Roy) surname.
* ParentalNeglect: Harper's father is usually too drunk to see to her needs.
* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: Harper has dyed blue hair.

[[folder:Gabrielle Daou '''(Spoiler Character)''']]
!!''Gabrielle Daou''
!!!'''Species:''' Human
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Creator/ZehraFazal

A Quraci girl who lived as a refugee in Markovia, who died after being kidnapped and experimented on by Project Bedlam. Her body became the host of the spirit of a Mother Box (a sentient alien robot from New Genesis), who took on a new identity as the superhero, Halo, AKA, Violet Harper.

* AdaptationNameChange: Her names are switched up in the show. In the comics her original name was Violet Harper and she adopted the name Gabrielle Doe (as in Jane Doe, having forgotten her past life).
* AdaptationalNationality: She is American in the comics from the start.
* BackFromTheDead: Subverted. Gabrielle Daou really ''did'' die, and it was the Mother Box AI inhabiting her that lived on in her body afterwards.
* TheMole: [[spoiler:She betrayed the Markovs and let the assassins in before Bedlam used her in their experiments.]]
* PosthumousCharacter: She dies upon being introduced at the beginning of Season 3, but remained relevant afterwards due to the Mother Box taking control over her body and assuming her identity.
* RaceLift: Her counterpart is white in the comics.
* ThatManIsDead: "Violet Harper" rejected being called by the name of "Gabrielle Daou", though she didn't know why exactly; until later on when she learns that it's because she's not actually the original Gabrielle, who really is dead for all intents and purposes.
* WarRefugees: The real Gabrielle Daou was apparently orphaned due to the Bialyan invasion of her home country {{Qurac}}. Afterwards she fled to Markovia seeking asylum/refuge, but was met with xenophobia by the locals. She became employed as a domestic servant in the royal palace, until she got kidnapped by Baron Bedlam's hired thugs and taken to a secret laboratory, where she later died from failed experiments to turn her into a metahuman.

[[folder:Wendy Jones]]
!!''Wendy Jones (Windfall)''
!!!'''Species:''' Metahuman

An Australian teenager staying at the Metahuman Youth Center in Taos, New Mexico.

* AdaptationalNationality: Australian here, instead of being American as in the comics.
* BlowYouAway: She has the power to control air and wind.
* IAmAMonster: She literally calls herself one after the training accident.
* UnskilledButStrong: She's capable of creating a tornado, but has [[PowerIncontinence very poor control over her abilities]].

[[folder:Tommi Tompkins]]
!!''Tommi Tompkins''

!!!'''Voiced by:''' Creator/MaeWhitman

A member of the Newsgirl Legion and the daughter of Mayor Thomas Tompkins.

* AdaptationalNameChange: Tommy Tompkins to Tommi Tompkins.
* CompositeCharacter: Of a {{genderflip}}ped version of the Newsboy Legion's Tommy Tompkins and ''Franchise/ScoobyDoo'''s Fred Jones (specifically his ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooMysteryIncorporated'' incarnation).
* AlliterativeName: '''T'''ommi '''T'''ompkins.
* DaddyIssues: Her relationship with her father seems strained.
* DecompositeCharacter: The Newsboy Legion's Tommy Tompkins is divvied up between her and her father, but she resembles the original Tommy more while her father resembles him strictly InNameOnly.
* HeroOfAnotherStory: Given what happens to Fred and Mayor Jones in ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooMysteryIncorporated'' and that many aspects related to that are also shown with Tommi and Mayor Tompkins, the implications of what's in store for them and the Newsgirl Legion in the future are rather interesting...
* MissingMom: It's implied that Tommi's mother isn't in the picture. While telling off the Outsiders and the Newsgirls including Tommi, Mayor Tompkins doesn't bring up Tommi's mother, even though it would be typical to mention how disappointed the other parent would be while scolding your child.
* OneSteveLimit: Averted. It would be logical to assume that Mayor Thomas Tompkins's nickname is Tommy, which would make him Tommy Tompkins and his daughter Tommi Tompkins.
* StrongFamilyResemblance: Inverted. There's little resemblance between Tommi and Mayor Tompkins. It could just be because Mayor Tompkins is old, but if ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooMysteryIncorporated'' is anything to go by, there's a reason for this.

[[folder:Gaby Gabrielli]]
!!''Gaby Gabrielli''
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!!!'''Species:''' Human
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Creator/GreyGriffin

A member of the Newsgirl Legion.

* ActorAllusion: She's voiced by Creator/GreyGriffin, the voice of Daphne.
* AdaptationalNameChange: Gabby Gabrielli to Gaby Gabrielli.
* AlliterativeName: '''Gab'''y '''Gab'''rielli.
* CompositeCharacter: Of a {{genderflip}}ped version of the Newsboy Legion's Gabby/Johnny Gabrielli and ''Franchise/ScoobyDoo'''s Daphne Blake. Her recklessness in trying to record a livestream of the Outsiders' fight may be a reference to Daphne being known for being "danger-prone".
* LeeroyJenkins: She tries to film her livestream while being carried to cover, which frustrates Kaldur to a point.
* MeaningfulName: She's shown to be somewhat of a MotorMouth while narrating her livestream of the fight.
-->'''Gaby:''' ''[Kaldur is hit]'' Oh no! Aquaman is hit! ''[Kaldur is thrown through a window]'' ''GASP! THEY KILLED AQUAMAN!'' ''[Kaldur gets up]'' Gasp! Aquaman is okay!
* OneSteveLimit: Averted. Her surname Gabrielli (and potentially her first name) is similar to ''Gabrielle'' Daou.
* RepetitiveName: Gaby Gabrielli.

[[folder:Antonia "Big Words" Rodriguez]]
!!''Antonia "Big Words" Rodriguez''

!!!'''Voiced by:''' Creator/ZehraFazal

-->''"Well, I'll be superamalgated!"''

A member of the Newsgirl Legion.

* CompositeCharacter: Of a {{genderflip}}ped version of the Newsboy Legion's Big Words and ''Franchise/ScoobyDoo'''s Velma Dinkley.
* CuteClumsyGirl: The gag of Velma losing her glasses in [[WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooWhereAreYou the original series]] is referenced when Antonia drops her "spectacles" when Wonder Girl crashes into her and is otherwise blind without them.
* SophisticatedAsHell: Thanks Wonder Girl for picking up her glasses by saying "Gratitude!" and expresses surprise with "I'll be superamalgated!". See where her nickname came from?

[[folder:Mayor Thomas Tompkins]]
!!''Mayor Thomas Tompkins''
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!!!'''Voiced by:''' Creator/JasonMarsden

The mayor of Brooklyn, ME, and the father of Tommi Tompkins.

* AdaptationDyeJob: He's a brunette/grey-haired while Mayor Jones was raven-haired. [[NoCelebritiesWereHarmed This is more in line]] with how Creator/GaryCole looks.
* AdaptationalJerkass: Mayor Jones would at least be thankful for the Gang's sleuthing if the MonsterOfTheWeek was threatening to destroy the town and/or target him. More or less, the former would be because of the extensive property damage (that he would acknowledge was because of the ''monster'' and not the kids) and/or it's deterring tourists from the town. Mayor Jones was also a lot less serious & short-tempered and more BunnyEarsLawyer.
* AlliterativeName: '''T'''homas '''T'''ompkins.
* AppropriatedAppellation: While telling off the girls, he calls them the "Newsgirl Legion", and they happen to be based on the Newsboy Legion out-of-universe. This may also imply the existence of a Newsboy Legion in-universe in the past.
* ComicBookFantasyCasting: Like in ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooMysteryIncorporated'' with Mayor Jones, Mayor Tompkins resembles Creator/GaryCole, Mayor Jones's voice actor. Creator/JasonMarsden's performance doesn't seem to be an impression of Gary Cole except for possibly his angry lines.
* CompositeCharacter: Of the Newsboy Legion's Tommy and ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooMysteryIncorporated'''s Mayor Fred Jones Sr., although he's essentially just Mayor Jones with another name while the only thing he shares with Tommy is [[InNameOnly their names]].
* DecompositeCharacter: Tommy of the Newsboy Legion is split between Tommi and Mayor Tompkins, but Tommi has more in common with her inspiration while her father seems to be a tribute InNameOnly.
* {{Expy}}: Of Mayor Fred Jones Sr. from ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooMysteryIncorporated''.
* HateSink: He's a {{jerkass}} that [[UngratefulBastard tries to get a bunch of superhero teens and his daughter's groupie arrested for stopping a supervillain]] for a petty reason. Aquaman and the Outsiders have no patience for him and put him into his place when he tries to stop them from doing their jobs.
* {{Jerkass}}: He's an unpleasant man that tries to get a bunch of superheroes, his daughter, and his daughter's friends arrested for stopping a supervillain's evil schemes in his town because [[HeroInsurance someone has to be responsible for the property damage]].
* MayorPain: He's the town mayor and a jerk at that too.
* MythologyGag: Him sharing his name with Tommi may double as a reference to ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooMysteryIncorporated'' and the Newsboy Legion in the comics, where the Pre-''Crisis'' Newsboy Legion became scientists and created younger clones of themselves (their "sons") that would form the Post-''Crisis'' incarnation of the Newsboy Legion. Tommy was the only one who didn't have a clone.
* ObstructiveBureaucrat: Provides an example of one of Season 3's cases of politicians getting in the way of superhero work.
* OneSteveLimit: Averted. It would be logical to assume that his nickname is Tommy, which would make him Tommy Tompkins and his daughter Tommi Tompkins.
* PoliticallyIncorrectVillain: He tries to get the Outsiders arrested for [[HeroInsurance property damage]], partly because he believes them to be reckless due to their [[RecruitTeenagersWithAttitude age]].
* StrongFamilyResemblance: Inverted. There's little resemblance between Tommi and Mayor Tompkins. It could just be because Mayor Tompkins is old, but if ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooMysteryIncorporated'' is anything to go by, there's a reason for this.
* SuddenEyeColor: He has brown eyes, which you couldn't tell in ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooMysteryIncorporated'' due to the BlackBeadEyes artstyle. [[NoCelebritiesWereHarmed This is in line with how]] Creator/GaryCole looks.
* UngratefulBastard: He tries to get the Outsiders and the Newsgirl Legion arrested for [[HeroInsurance property damage they caused]] while fighting the Reach. Though when they take down the ''real'' Reach, he's forced to let them go when Sheriff Maguire overrules him, but he's not happy about it.

[[folder:Sheriff Patrick Maguire]]
!!''Sheriff Patrick Maguire''
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!!!'''Voiced by:''' Creator/TroyBaker

The sheriff of Brooklyn, ME.

* AdaptationPersonalityChange: He's slightly less goofy than Sheriff Stone due to the show's [[DarkerAndEdgier more realistic and serious]] atmosphere, though he's also more friendlier. He's also definitely less of ExtremeDoormat, as he ultimately overrules Mayor Tompkin's orders to arrest the Outsiders and cites that they're protected by Good Samaritan laws, whereas Sheriff Stone was a YesMan to Mayor Jones [[ArtisticLicenseLaw even though New York City is the only place in America where the Mayor is in charge of the local police department]].
* AdaptationalNameChange: In the source material, his last name is spelled [=MacGuire=], rather than Maguire. It's also not indicated if he goes by his nickname, Scrapper.
* AdaptationalNiceGuy: After the Outsiders stop a Reach invasion on Brooklyn, he drops the charges (stating that the Good Samaritan laws are in place) and gratefully thanks them for protecting their town.
* AgeLift: In the source material, Scrapper was a member of the Newsboy Legion and was the same age as his peers. Here, he's an adult and old enough to be their father.
* ComicBookFantasyCasting Sheriff Maguire resembles Creator/PatrickWarburton (the voice of [[WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooMysteryIncorporated Sheriff Stone]]) but with a mustache, just like Sheriff Stone. Additionally, Creator/TroyBaker does an impression of Patrick Warburton for his role as Sheriff Maguire.
* CompositeCharacter: Of the Newsboy Legion's Patrick "Scrapper" [=MacGuire=] and ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooMysteryIncorporated'''s Sheriff Bronson Stone, although he's essentially just Sheriff Stone with another name while the only thing he shares with Scrapper is [[InNameOnly their slightly different names]].
* {{Expy}}: Of Sheriff Bronson Stone from ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooMysteryIncorporated''.
* MythologyGag: Him being based on a Newsboy Legion member but being older than the rest of the Newsgirl Legion may be a reference to how the Post-''Crisis'' Newsboy Legion were younger clones/"sons" of the Pre-''Crisis'' Newsboy Legion.
* RealityEnsues: In ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooMysteryIncorporated'', Sheriff Stone was a YesMan[=/=]ExtremeDoormat to Mayor Jones, in addition to performing dubious acts (such as arresting people without standing evidence) under his orders or not (for the record, it was also later mentioned that he was facing a bunch of lawsuits due to this). Here, while Sheriff Maguire initially follows Mayor Tompkins's orders to arrest the Outsiders on the basis of destruction of property, he later decides to overrule Mayor Tompkins because of Good Samaritan laws.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Unlike his inspiration, he's more open and rational, overruling the mayor's orders and understanding that they need help from superheroes against the Reach.
* SuddenEyeColor: He has light blue eyes, which you couldn't tell in ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooMysteryIncorporated'' due to the BlackBeadEyes artstyle. [[NoCelebritiesWereHarmed This is in line with how]] Creator/PatrickWarburton looks.
* {{Tuckerization}}: He shares his first name, Patrick, with Creator/PatrickWarburton, the voice of [[WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooMysteryIncorporated Sheriff Stone]].

[[folder:Dolphin]]
!!''Dolphin''
!!!'''Species:''' Metahuman
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Creator/TiyaSircar

An Indian teenager kidnapped as an experiment for Project Rutabaga.

* AdaptationalNationality: Indian here, rather than an amnesiac American, as in the comics.
* DiseaseBleach: The activation of her metagenes turns her hair black to white.
* IncompatibleOrientation: Subverted. In "Quiet Conversations", she appears to have grown attracted to Kaldur, who has been romantically involved with Tula but was otherwise said to [[WordOfGay be at least gay]] by WordOfGod. After she kisses Kaldur on the cheek before leaving, he then kisses Wyynde, with WordOfGod making a clarifying statement that Kaldur is polysexual. So yes, Dolphin and Kaldur could theoretically be romantically involved with each other, but likely not at the moment due to Kaldur already being with someone else.
* MeaningfulRename: She chooses the name Dolphin, the happiest creature in the ocean, to reflect her healing in Atlantis.
* MythologyGag:
** With her origin and Beast Boy transforming into a dolphin while helping her, it was all but stated that she was Dolphin before she got her name in-universe.
** On that note, her ShipTease with Kaldur seems to be a reference to how she and ''Aquaman'' (Orin) had a thing before Mera (who abandoned him and Atlantis in the 1989 miniseries) came back, which led to her seeing ''Aqualad'' (Garth, who was already going by Tempest by this point) instead.
* RaceLift: Dolphin was white in the source material.
* ShipTease: She and Kaldur bond in "Quiet Conversations", with their last scene together being her kissing him on the cheek before leaving... [[ShipSinking and then]] it turns out that he's already seeing Wyynde, making her attraction to him one-sided.
* ShoutOut: She resembles Princess Kida of ''WesternAnimation/AtlantisTheLostEmpire'' in terms of physical appearance, voice, and their association with Atlantis and water.
* ThatManIsDead: She declares her old name to be dead, now that she's been genetically altered and endured a load of trauma from it. She decides to start a new life in Atlantis and is assured that she can decide her name when she's ready.
* TheUnintelligible: As surface languages weren't made to be intelligible underwater, she struggles to communicate with other characters in Hindi due to being stuck underwater until Kaldur casts a UniversalTranslator spell on her.

[[folder:Calvin Durham and Sha'lain'a]]
!!''Calvin Durham and Sha'lain'a'\
!!'''Species''': Mutated Human (Calvin), Atlantean (Sha'lain'a)
!!!'''Voiced By:''' Creator/PhilLaMarr (Calvin), Creator/TaraStrong (Sha'lain'a)

[[Characters/YoungJusticeOtherHeroes See here]]
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Metron]]
!!Metron
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!!!'''Species:''' New God
!!!'''Voiced By:''' Creator/PhilLaMarr

A New God who invented Father Box and Mother Box technology.

* AdaptationalUgliness: Looks fairly normal in the comics. Here his face is redone so that he looks as though he's wearing clown makeup.
* BlueAndOrangeMorality: The only thing he cares about is acquiring new knowledge. He only agrees to see Victor because he's interested in seeing what happens as his condition worsens.
* FantasticRacism: As a New God, he generally considers mortals to be beneath his respect.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: When questioned by Black Lightning about whereas the Granny he mentioned is the same as Gretchen Goode he replies with "no, and yes". [[spoiler:Later it's revealed that there are more Granny Goodnesses on Apokalips]].
* ForScience: He refuses to heal Victor because he's interested in seeing what happens when a Father Box overtakes its biological host.
* GracefulLoser: His chair is stolen and he's cheated of seeing Cyborg get fully Father Boxed. Although miffed, he doesn't particularly care to take revenge.
* JerkassGods: Spending time with him is known to provoke an intense desire to punch him.
* LackOfEmpathy: Metron likes to observe other people with cold and emotionless curiosity. He decides to watch Victor's painful progression of his Father Box symptoms, with no offer of any help or sympathy.
* NoExceptYes: When Black Lightning asks him if Gretchen Goode and Granny Goodness are the same person, he slyly answers "No... and yes." before leaving.
* ExtraParentConception: Both the Father and Mother boxes were created by him and are therefore viewed as his "children". Because Cyborg and Halo were reborn through the technology of his Father and Mother boxes, he also views them as his "grandchildren" born from his creations.
* SoProudOfYou: Metron eventually comes to think of Violet and Victor as his "grandchildren" (due to being the results of his inventions), and is very impressed by what they have accomplished.
* TrueNeutral: At least so far, he doesn't seem to have any personal stake in the battle between good and evil (or all the other various conflicts around the universe), he just wants to watch it all happen as a (mostly) detached bystander.

[[folder:Mobius Chair]]
!!Mobius Chair
!!!'''Species:''' Living machine

Metron's fancy chair, which is also sentient like the Father/Mother-Boxes.

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Kaldur'ahm's stepfather and mother.
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* CanonForeigner: Sha'lain'a was created for this series.
* DarkSkinnedBlonde: Sha'lain'a, just like her son.
* InterspeciesRomance: Sha'lain'a met Black Manta, Kaldur's human father, nine months before his birth, and her husband Calvin (a former henchman of Black Manta) is also human.
* LoveRedeems: Calvin was a henchman of Black Manta who was given gills to infiltrate and destroy Atlantis from the inside, but he ended up falling in love with and marrying Sha'lain'a, and abandoned his mission.

!!!'''Voiced By:''' Creator/PhilLaMarr (Calvin), Creator/TaraStrong (Sha'lain'a)

* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Like in ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooMysteryIncorporated'' with Mayor Jones, Mayor Tompkins resembles Creator/GaryCole, Mayor Jones's voice actor. Creator/JasonMarsden's performance doesn't seem to be an impression of Gary Cole except for possibly his angry lines.

%%* TheDanza: He shares his first name, Patrick, with Creator/PatrickWarburton, the voice of [[WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooMysteryIncorporated Sheriff Stone]].

* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Sheriff Maguire resembles Creator/PatrickWarburton (the voice of [[WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooMysteryIncorporated Sheriff Stone]]) but with a mustache, just like Sheriff Stone. Additionally, Creator/TroyBaker does an impression of Patrick Warburton for his role as Sheriff Maguire.

* EducationPapa: He reprimands his son for prioritizing getting into college on a football scholarship instead of with good grades. That he even says this is just one more demonstration of how out of touch he is regarding his son, as Victor is a star student in addition to his sports skills. [[note]]The most generous interpretation here is that Dr. Stone wants him to pick a college based on it academic acumen rather then the quality of its football team. Unfortunately, Victor picks the worst possible interpretation and picks up the highly dangerous device that Dr. Stone is working on analyzing.[[/note]]
* JerkassHasAPoint: Dr. Stone may be out of touch with his son, but the device he's working on is a highly dangerous piece of alien technology. He's studying it to make sure it's not about to do something incredibly harmful to humanity. Sure enough, when Victor touches it, it fries him and opens a portal allowing a conquering army to come through. Yeah, Victor, maybe you should let daddy work this one through to the end first.

* EducationPapa: He reprimands his son for prioritizing getting into college on a football scholarship instead of with good grades. That he even says this is just one more demonstration of how out of touch he is regarding his son, as Victor is a star student in addition to his sports skills.