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* Superboy: Lar Gand, a teenaged Daxamite, flees his home planet in a homemade starship in a desperate attempt to escape the tyrannical Daxamite government. His ship eventually crash-lands on Earth where he's rescued from the burning wreckage by Superman who sympathizes with the boy's plight (reminding him of his adopted parents' immigrant background) and takes him under his wing. The media is quick to dub Gand "Superboy", much to the teen's irritation.
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* Mister Mxyzptlk: Is actually the main universe Mxy visiting this Earth. He often complains about how grim and boring he finds this Earth to be and dismisses this version of Superman for being, in his eyes, inferior compared to the one he's familiar with. He takes great pleasure in tormenting the Justice League and making them look like a bunch of idiots.
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* Aquaman: a gray-skinned man who has fin-like ears and black eyes (thus making him resemble the Aquaman of Earth-D) and wears a blue and black suit reminiscent of Aqualad's in ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans''. As a MythologyGag to Aquaman's original origin given in his very first appearance, he is not from Atlantis, but is the result of a scientist experimenting on his young son in an underground laboratory. Said scientist [[HisNameReallyIsBarkeep literally named his son Aquaman]] and had a common last name beginning with the letter "J", resulting in Aquaman going by "AJ". After his father was killed in an accident, the orphaned Aquaman travels the world in search of a home where he can belong, but faces difficulty due to being seen as a monster by many who encounter him, which causes him to resent his father for making him a freak and [[DesperatelyCravesAffection begin to latch onto any person who shows him affection]].
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* Aquaman: a gray-skinned man who has fin-like ears and black eyes (thus making him resemble the Aquaman of Earth-D) and wears a blue and black suit reminiscent of Aqualad's in ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans''.''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans2003''. As a MythologyGag to Aquaman's original origin given in his very first appearance, he is not from Atlantis, but is the result of a scientist experimenting on his young son in an underground laboratory. Said scientist [[HisNameReallyIsBarkeep literally named his son Aquaman]] and had a common last name beginning with the letter "J", resulting in Aquaman going by "AJ". After his father was killed in an accident, the orphaned Aquaman travels the world in search of a home where he can belong, but faces difficulty due to being seen as a monster by many who encounter him, which causes him to resent his father for making him a freak and [[DesperatelyCravesAffection begin to latch onto any person who shows him affection]].
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* Uncle Sam: The scientist working with Farooq's father is actually Sam Scudder. After taking Farooq in and helping him learn to control his powers, Sam starts to assist Farooq while he operates as the Ray. Due to Sam having a white beard and being American on top of becoming his ParentalSubstitute, Farooq begins to call him [[HonoraryUncle Uncle Sam]], and Sam embraces this by wearing an old denim jacket with a small American flag embroidered on the back.
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* Doomsday: a clone of Darkseid created by Highfather with the intention to unleash him alien civilizations so the Genesisians [[EngineeredHeroics can swoop in, "defeat" him, and be seen as justified in taking over Apokolips]]. The clone ended up warping into a zombie-like form, and now rampages throughout the universe at random. [[CompositeCharacter Doomsday also talks like Bizarro]].
* Queen Bee: Lana Lang is the keeper of a mystic amulet that can turn people into insect monsters. Using this amulet, she has become Queen Bee, the leader of the criminal syndicate known as the H.I.V.E. She delights in seducing men and then turning them into her hideous minions.
* Queen Bee: Lana Lang is the keeper of a mystic amulet that can turn people into insect monsters. Using this amulet, she has become Queen Bee, the leader of the criminal syndicate known as the H.I.V.E. She delights in seducing men and then turning them into her hideous minions.
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* The Ray: Farooq Amar is a young-ish Indian Muslim metahuman with energy absorption and manipulation powers. After his powers first activated, a confused Farooq accidentally killed his parents with them while. They were taking a trip to the United States at the time for Farooq's father's job. A scientist who worked with Farooq's father took Farooq in and helped him learn to control his powers.
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* The Ventriloquist: a PLANETNWZ.COM staff member named Renata Takamori who became fixated on puppets after possessed and temporarily "puppetted" by a demonic Lord of Chaos. She commits crimes based on the Seven Deadly Sins depending on what puppet she is using and begins to tamper with dark magic to try to bring the puppets she has to life.
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* Phantom Lady: Luri Hoshid was a beautiful Egyptian or Quraci girl who helped guide archaeologist Dan Garrett to an ancient tomb she had heard legends about, where the pair accidentally unleashed a strange alien energy that had been contained within it. A panicking Garrett was killed while trying escape, but Luri was given the abilities of intangibility and night vision by the alien energy. She now uses her powers to fight evil, but is on the run due to Garrett's colleagues believing she murdered Garrett.
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* The Titans: In this universe, the Titans' name is a ''lot'' more literal; they're the ''actual'' Titans from Greek mythology, reborn as magically endowed humans. They came together after the Amazons came to kill them all under the orders of the Gods of Olympus, who killed their original selves long ago and fear they'll try to overthrow Mt. Olympus. They try to prove they are wrong and use their powers for good.
** The reborn Cronus loosely resembles Walker Gabriel, the heroic Chronos, and has limited time travel abilities.
** Rhea has rock manipulation abilities due to being an Earth goddess, possibly making her a counterpart to Terra.
** Crius can become invisible, referencing how little detail the mythological figure was given.
** Mnemosyne has a perfect memory and can restore others' memories at will.
** Iapetus can duplicate himself, referencing how he was a progenitor of mankind and some other Titans.
** Themis wields the literal Scales of Justice.
** Oceanus and Tethys can both turn into magical water forms. Think the Wonder Twins, but just with Zan's powers and able to maintain humanoid forms as water.
** Hyperion is immune to and able to manipulate fire during the day.
** Coeus is a super genius and creates a base, vehicles, and gadgets for the team.
** Phoebe can manipulate light at night.
** Theia can turn into a super strong, glistening gemstone form.
** The reborn Cronus loosely resembles Walker Gabriel, the heroic Chronos, and has limited time travel abilities.
** Rhea has rock manipulation abilities due to being an Earth goddess, possibly making her a counterpart to Terra.
** Crius can become invisible, referencing how little detail the mythological figure was given.
** Mnemosyne has a perfect memory and can restore others' memories at will.
** Iapetus can duplicate himself, referencing how he was a progenitor of mankind and some other Titans.
** Themis wields the literal Scales of Justice.
** Oceanus and Tethys can both turn into magical water forms. Think the Wonder Twins, but just with Zan's powers and able to maintain humanoid forms as water.
** Hyperion is immune to and able to manipulate fire during the day.
** Coeus is a super genius and creates a base, vehicles, and gadgets for the team.
** Phoebe can manipulate light at night.
** Theia can turn into a super strong, glistening gemstone form.
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** Supergirl eventually gains the ability to alter her appearance to look like a regular human being and take a civilian name to fit it; Linda Lee. She turns out to be East Asian in appearance, and Martha would simply says she's her goddaughter when people ask how they're related. Linda eventually meets Kit Regan/Batgirl, leading to the two becoming frequent partners [[BattleCouple in more ways than one.]]
** Kit eventually team ups with and hooks up with Linda Lee/Supergirl. Together they become more well known.
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* Guardian: an armored vigilante who targets corrupt and abusive police officers for death, often beating them to death with his shield. Guardian is actually five different people; Tommy Thompkins, Anthony Rodriguez, Patrick [=MacGuire=], Jonathan Gabrielli, and Walter Johnson. The five were newspaper boys who witnessed kindly policeman Jim Harper get killed by his fellow officers after he tried to stop them from using their authority as a means to abuse minorities, get bribed to look the other way by crooks, and sexually assault vulnerable women. The five use their diverse combined skillset to make Guardian a threat to all cops like the ones who killed Harper.
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* Power Girl: Astronauts Brice Rogers and Stacy Macklin were part of a secret mission to retrieve and study a mysterious meteorite that landed on Earth's moon. The meteorite was made of Kryptonite and exploded when they tried to collect it, bathing them in its energies. The two were fired when they returned to Earth and were bribed to hide that their mission to the moon ever happened at all. Rogers and Macklin would marry and have a daughter together in the suburbs of Metropolis, and their daughter would develop superpowers, namely gravity manipulation and electromagnetism, due to their exposure to the Kryptonite, and become Power Girl against their wishes as a teenager.
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** Catwoman could be swapped out for any other villain. Perhaps a version of Poison Ivy could be the one to attack her, leading to the two becoming archenemies as a reference to their relationship in WesternAnimation/TheBatman.
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* Wonder Girl: After a bid to combat the Genesisians goes wrong and seemingly kills Bekka, Lex builds a device that allows him to pull a younger version of Bekka from another universe into his. It turns out the main Bekka is still alive though, and the two retrieve her. The Genesisians track them down and attack, destroying Lex's device in the process. Though all three escape, the younger Bekka is now stranded since Lex's device relied on a rare material that Highfather has hoarded for himself). She thus decides to become the protege to her older self until that can be changed.
* The Spectre: When Hernan Guerra was young, he let an airplane crash. A young girl on the plane was resurrected as the Spectre in order to right the wrongs committed by self appointed "heroes". Said young girl? Carol Ferris. She's now a DarkIsNotEvil StringyHairedGhostGirl who looks down many of the heroes, but pushes them to be more genuinely heroic regardless.
* The Spectre: When Hernan Guerra was young, he let an airplane crash. A young girl on the plane was resurrected as the Spectre in order to right the wrongs committed by self appointed "heroes". Said young girl? Carol Ferris. She's now a DarkIsNotEvil StringyHairedGhostGirl who looks down many of the heroes, but pushes them to be more genuinely heroic regardless.
