2019 Series
- Batgirl: Barbara will be revealed to have become Batgirl on her own to help her dad, Commissioner Gordon. Her main opponents are versions of Killer Moth and the Penguin, as a Mythology Gag to the Yvonne Graig version of the character in Batman having fought the two in a promotional short that first showed her and her first appearance in the series proper. They could be the ones who she needed to catch to help her dad since Batman and Robin aren't anywhere to be found (though they wouldn't be mentioned by name). Before this, she was a bookworm at the library whose main interest was women's rights, something she retains as a superhero.
- Wonder Woman: Her origin will be similar to her classic origin, with her having been made by Hippolyta out of clay. Steve Trevor is reimagined as a teenage castaway who washed up on Themiscyra, where he met Diana and told her about the concept of a superhero rather than being her Love Interest. Thinking that she'd be a great superhero, Diana convinced her mother to let her leave their island to become one, as well as to be a positive representative of the Amazons.
- Jossed. She ran away from home to discover the outside world.
- Bumblebee: Karen will simply be reimagined as a Teen Genius who built her suit to become a superhero after being inspired by other superheroes, with no connection to the Titans.
- Zatanna: Largely unchanged, though here Giovanni Zatara is alive and well and has trained her to be able to do spells she couldn't in the comics due to coaching her since a young age. She goes to Super Hero High to develop a more heroic identity since her dad is less superheroic in this continuity (though still approving of the decision to become one of course). Zachary Zatara is reimagined as her toddler cousin who she would sometimes babysit.
- Jessica Cruz: Jessica will be a traditional recruit of the Green Lantern Corps instead of a victim of the Ring of Volthoom. She was recruited after her predecessors, Hal Jordan, John Stewart, Kyle Rayner, and Simon Baz, were all assigned to other parts of the universe so Earth could have an active Green Lantern operating there in their place.
- It is currently unknown how she got her ring, but it's been confirmed that she still has her Dark and Troubled Past. We don't know who the other Green Lanterns were, but Hal got his ring before her and is still active on Earth.
In the video mentioned under Role Reprise, Grey DeLisle Griffin mentioned that while she will reprise the role of Wonder Woman, Batgirl will be voiced by Tara Strong instead of Mae Whitman (main series) or Ashlyn Selich (Lego projects). This means that not everyone will reprise their roles from the main series. With that in mind, what are the role reprisals and other casting decisions that you think will happen? I guess that we at least get Cristina Milizia as Jessica Cruz, Teala Dunn as Bumblebee, and either Nicole Sullivan, Anais Fairweather, or Jessica DiCicco as Supergirl. Zatanna could be either Jennifer Hale, Lacey Chabert, or Kate Micucci. Tara could also reprise Harley.
- Cristina Milizia is Poison Ivy, Kimberly Brooks is Bumblebee, Nicole Sullivan returns as Supergirl (so confirmed), Kari Wahlgren is Zatanna, Tara Strong returns as Harley Quinn (so also confirmed).
- Heroines
- Voodoo
- Priscilla Kitaen will be a student who is either a cheerleader or a member of the dance team/club.
- Batwoman (Kate Kane)
- Kate Kane will be one of Steve Trevor's classmates at the military academy.
- Judomaster (Sonia Sato)
- Shiny Happy Aquazon
- Doll Girl
- Maxima
- Maxima will appear stalking Superman and will be depicted as a Smitten Teenage Girl who makes Kara sick to her stomach.
- Windshear
- June Robbins
- June will be an enthusiast of the paranormal who constantly ditches class to look for aliens (ironically always just when Kara might slip and say something that would reveal she's Kryptonian).
- Dolphin
- Dolphin will be a lifeguard who appears when there's an episode taking place at a beach.
- Gloss
- Pantha
- Pantha will be introduced as a masked wrestler (a reference to Teen Titans) that some of the Super Hero Girls want to see in action fighting Killer Croc. Giganta will interrupt the match, leading to the team helping Pantha bring her down.
- Phantom Lady
- Celsius
- Mirage
- Tigress (Artemis Crock, based on her Young Justice incarnation because people are more familiar with that version)
- Arrowette
- Speedy (Mia Dearden/Thea Queen/Emiko Queen)
- Miss Martian
- M'gann M'orzz will be a White Martian living on Earth as Megan Morse, a star of a TV sitcom (a reference to Young Justice (2010)), to hide from the Martian Manhunter, who she believes hates her for not being a Green Martian. The Super Hero Girls will try to help her avoid him, only for it to turn out he was only searching for her because he wants to take her in and give her a safer home.
- Raven
- Confirmed
- Starfire
- Confirmed
- Elastigirl
- Rita Farr will be the young star of a television series filmed in Metropolis.
- Negative Woman
- Black Orchid
- Gypsy
- Hawkwoman (Shayera Hol)
- Hawkgirl (Kendra Saunders)
- Shiera Sanders appears but doesn't seem to be a superhero...yet.
- Jade
- Jennifer-Lynn Hayden will appear along with her brother Todd Rice, as two seemingly imperiled tourists who Supergirl and Superman butt heads with trying to save. The two will then get themselves out of trouble, becoming Jade and Obsidian, a crimefighting duo whose own relationship will serve to contrast with that of Kara and Clark.
- Black Canary (Dinah Laurel Lance)
- Dinah will be the lead singer of a band that Kara is a fan of.
- White Canary (Sara Lance)
- Power Girl
- Batgirl (Tiffany Fox)
- Batgirl/Orphan (Cassandra Cain)
- Batgirl/Robin/Spoiler (Stephanie Brown)
- Batgirl/Flamebird (Bette Kane)
- Samurai (Asami Koizumi) (based on her Young Justice (2010) incarnation)
- The Question (Renee Montoya)
- Renee Montoya will be an old work friend of Commissioner Gordon who Barbara doesn't particularly like, only to go full fangirl when she discovers she's the Question.
- Huntress (Helena Bertinelli)
- Vixen (Mari McCabe)
- Mari will be an up-and-coming teen model.
- Katana
- Confirmed
- Fire
- Ice
- Tora Olafsdotter will be a Foreign Exchange Student from Norway who's trying to hide her powers but is discovered by the Super Hero Girls, who'll encourage her to use them for good.
- Platinum
- Platinum will appear alongside the other Metal Men, who'll be the main attraction at a science exhibition. She'll make a scene that exposes their sentience when she gets upset at their creator Will Magnus acting flirty with someone.
- Queen Mera
- Alternately, she'll be Wonder Woman's childhood friend, who'll come to visit. She'll be depicted as a surfer girl, wearing a green wetsuit and barefoot.
- Saturn Girl
- Triplicate Girl
- The Legion will appear as students from a 31st-century high school doing a history project on heroes of the past, who end up time-traveling back to observe and/or meet those heroes in person. They'll be particularly interested in Supergirl, as a nod to her history with them in the comics.
- Dove (Dawn Granger)
- Dawn will be another pacifist and activist who Jessica meets.
- Robin/Catgirl (Carrie Kelley)
- Catgirl (Holly Robinson)
- Holly will be a toddler who Selina babysits one day and who'll get her hands on one of Selina's costumes that shrunk in the wash. Somehow, the other Super Villain Girls will mistake this white child who can barely talk for the sly black teenager they all know when they come to pick Selina up to go make trouble. Hilarity Ensues.
- Halo (based on her Young Justice (2010) incarnation as Muslim representation)
- Traci Thirteen
- Traci will appear trying to show her skeptical father, Dr. Terrence Thirteen, the superheroes and supervillains of Metropolis, only for him to drive her mad by missing all of them.
- Rocket
- Wonder Girl (Cassandra Sandsmark)
- Wonder Girl/Troia (Donna Troy)
- She'll be Wonder Woman's younger sister, of course.
- Bekka
- Big Barda
- Insect Queen (Lana Lang)
- Aquagirl (Mareena)
- Aquagirl (Tula)
- Aquagirl (Lorena Marquez)
- Thunder and Lightning
- Secret
- Kole
- Aya
- She'll be the equivalent of Siri, as a regular smartphone app, until she gets hit with Green Lantern energy and develops a personality, becoming Jess's AI friend.
- Crimson Fox
- Doctor Light
- Kimiyo Hoshi will be introduced as the new head of the Metropolis branch of S.T.A.R. Labs and will defend the place herself when one of the regular baddies tries to break in.
- Stargirl
- Black Alice
- Solstice
- Red Arrow (Emiko Queen), who will resemble her comics' incarnation, but won't be Shado's daughter if Shado is depicted as a teenager like other heroes and villains.
- Arisia Arab
- Amethyst, Princess of Gemworld
- Amy Winston will be an ordinary student at the school who goes missing, leading to our heroes somehow following her to where she went, which is naturally Gemworld.
- Mary Marvel
- Voodoo
- Villainesses
- Rampage
- Firefly, who will be a version of Bridgit Pike from Gotham.
- Madame Rouge
- Magpie
- Ventriloquist, either Peyton Riley or Shauna Belzer, though the latter would definitely have to be Lighter and Softer to some extent.
- Queen Bee, who is Zazzala, but is also the leader of the HIVE like the New 52 incarnation of the character, with HIVE essentially being the HIVE Five from the first Teen Titans animated series.
- Circe
- Roulette
- Peg-Leg Portia and her Cosmic Hounds
- Cupid, who will be generally boy-crazy instead of fixated on Oliver Queen, since he may not appear.
- Talia al Ghul
- Nyssa al Ghul
- Volcano
- Cheshire
- Jinx
- Blackfire
- China White
- Lady Shiva
- Terra
- Gsptlsnz
- Ravager
- Star Sapphire (Carol Ferris)
- Confirmed.
- She-Bat
- Emerald Empress
- Lyssa Drak (Yellow Lantern), given some degree Adaptational Modesty.
- Faora/Mala
- Ursa
- Bizarrogirl
- The Female Furies—who will be presented as eviler counterparts to the Super Villain Girls.
- Indigo/Brainiac 8
- Others
- Alysia Yeoh
- Sasha Bordeaux
- Mattie Harcourt
- Martha Kent
- Lois Lane
- Barbara Kean
- Daria Hernandez
- Ellen Yin(del)
- Maggie Sawyer
- Mercy Graves
- Etta Candy
- Linda Park
- Victor and Rosa Vasquez
- Vicki Vale
- Alex DeWitt
- Alex Danvers— who will be Kara's Cool Big Sis visiting from college, revealed to be the inspiration for Kara's clothing style.
- Lois Lane will be Asian-American, like in Superman: American Alien.
- Given that Lois is dark-haired, it's hard to tell with the series' art style.
- Jimmy Olsen will be black, like in both Supergirl and the aforementioned American Alien.
- Seems to be Jossed.
- Etta Candy will be black, going off the incarnation introduced in the New 52.
- Raven will be Native American, like in the Earth One continuity.
- Two-Face (long shot, I know) will be black, as a reference to Billy Dee Williams almost getting to play the villain and later getting to do so in The LEGO Batman Movie.
- Confirmed.
- Iris West will be black, like in the Arrowverse and the DC Extended Universe.
- Mercy Graves will be Asian-American, going off the versions of her in the DC Extended Universe, the New 52, and The Batman.
- Maggie Sawyer will be Latina, like in Supergirl.
- Huntress will be dark-skinned like she currently is in the comics.
- Black Canary will be dark-skinned, like her actress in Birds of Prey (2020).
- Halo will be an Arab Muslim, like in Young Justice (2010).
- Aquaman will be (part) Polynesian like the version in the DC Extended Universe.
- Deathstroke (possibly just called Slade like in Teen Titans) will be either Maori (like in the Arrowverse) or Latino (like in the Titansverse).
- Vicki Vale will be Asian-American about her aunt being played by Jamie Chung in Gotham.
- Inspector Henderson will be African-American like in Black Lightning and his earlier appearances in Lois & Clark.
- Beast Boy will be (half) Japanese like in Titans...if we can even tell due to his green skin.
- Plus, if Dating Catwoman happens, then it'll be pretty squicky if Batman isn't a teenager like her.
- Unless Catwoman happens to be older, and the reason she's still in high school is that she kept getting held back for stealing.
- Seems likely.
- It's more likely that she'll be a Sixth Ranger, though she'll probably be aged down to a child and with a different personality. I mean, Lex Luthor is a teenager in this series, and Lena Luthor is now a child in this series, with the latter also having a different personality.
- Any additional members to the main cast would probably be someone who isn't too heavily similar to a current member. My money would be on Katana, Black Canary, or somebody like that.
- Given that Katana is already featured among the main characters of the series in the doll line, it'd be really surprising if she doesn't get upgraded at some point if the show goes past one season.
- Luthor will form an all-male villain team that serves as an evil counterpart to the Invinci-Bros and a Spear Counterpart to the Super Villain Girls. The potential line-up could include Sinestro (counter to Hal/Jess), Bizarro (Supergirl), the Riddler (Batgirl), Klarion the Witch Boy (Zatanna), Captain Cold (the Flash), and Mammoth (Bumblebee). Luthor will create the team to destroy Superman, but they'll end up fighting the Super Hero Girls and Invinci-Bros most of the time while Superman himself is never aware of their existence.
- Or Lex could form this show's version of the Legion of Doom, with it living up to its name by countering every hero in Metropolis and the Super Villain Girls as well, in case they try and mess with Lex. The members could consist of Cheetah (Wonder Woman), Mr. Freeze (Batgirl), Lobo (Supergirl), Karu-Sil (Jessica Cruz), Queen Bee (Bumblebee), Circe (Zatanna), Mad Hatter (Harley Quinn), Floronic Man (Poison Ivy), the Jean Loring Eclipso (Star Sapphire), Talia al Ghul (Catwoman), Rampage (Giganta), Killer Frost (Livewire), Sinestro (Hal Jordan), Reverse-Flash (the Flash), King Shark (Aqualad), Cupid (Green Arrow), Solomon Grundy (Hawkman), Veronica Cale (Steve Trevor), and Cheshire (Katana). Lex, of course, considers himself the counter to Superman.
- In any case, Lex won't directly lead the group and control it from behind the scenes to avoid tarnishing his philanthropic public image. It's possible that even the villains on the team won't know that they work for him and Luthor will turn on them so he can make himself out to be a hero (after having the villains defeat the superheroes of course).
- Except she's not the principal.
Dick Grayson, the original Robin, does exist in this universe, but he'd already graduated to Nightwing by the time series began.
- Jossed: In Tween Titans, Alfred specifically refers to the civilian identity of Robin as Dick
- Adding to this already cool theory, the imposter could be this show's version of Basil Karlo before he becomes Clayface and seeks revenge on Batgirl for exposing him.
- Partially jossed? This very situation ends up happening in the Halloween special, where the Joker tells Harley to blow up all of Gotham. This would take Batgirl and all the other Super Hero Girls with it. Harley cares enough about Gotham and Barbara to discreetly turn the detonator off before seemingly dropping the literal bomb on Gotham. In the end, she's seen laughing with the Joker as his blimp flies away, but her facial expressions show us her true feelings.
- Confirmed!
- Confirmed! Just not in this specific scenario
- Jossed: The 2016 Powerpuff Girls ended
- The girl group will consist of Hawkgirl, Black Canary, Green Lantern (Arisia Arab), Mera, Huntress, and Iris West
- The boys will be Aquaman, Green Lantern (Simon Baz), Blue Beetle (Jaime Reyes), Doctor Fate (Khalid Nassour), Shazam (Billy Batson), and Speedy.
The two groups will have similarities to the regulars; Aquaman will become a lovesick fool around Mera like Diana with Steve, Jaime will be nervous about being a superhero (due to Scarab pushing him to be more aggressive) like Bumblebee, the Green Lanterns will bicker with one another like Jessica and Hal, Hawkgirl will be underestimated due to her small stature (compared to Hawkman) like Aqualad, etc. They'll also be shown to regularly fight Catman, Floronic Man, Titano, Weather Wizard, or other male villains who could be seen as similar to the Super Villain Girls. In a bit of a twist on the show's usual dynamics, the girls will get along better with the boy heroes, and vice versa, eventually leading to An Aesop about being more friendly to the others when they all go back to Metropolis.
- Perhaps it could latch onto both Kara and Clark. It would put them in a shared fantasy, allowing the two to see into the other's minds in a way and learn to appreciate each other for who they are.
- Instead of Mongul, the villain of the episode would be Poison Ivy who either discovered the Black Mercy or created it herself and is testing it out on Supergirl before she unleashes it on mankind. The end of the episode would see her trapped by the Black Mercy and living in a fantasy world where humanity is wiped out and plants have retaken the planet.
- Partially confirmed. While not quite portrayed as The Ace, this version of Aquaman is certainly a well-respected and formidable superhero.
- Martin will derive his screen name from an in-universe fictional superhero who Martin will try to emulate once he gets his powers. However, like the Atomic Skull, he'll be a terrible superhero who's only in for the chance to beat people up and doesn't care about collateral damage or protecting civilians, bringing him into conflict with the Super Hero Girls.
- The teenage Aquaman part appears to be Jossed, but this could still happen later.
- Alternatively, the plot will be about the Guardians deciding that Earth doesn't need two Green Lanterns and recalls Hal and Jessica back to Oa so they can determine which one will be forced to step down. In the end, the Superhero Girls will convince the Guardians to let them both keep their rings.
- A parody of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice where Supergirl and Batgirl prepare for and have an epic fight across Metropolis
- Hal Jordan decides to give Superman a solid and disposes of all of the Green Kryptonite, and Superman finally considers Hal a friend, unfortunately, Lex still has Yellow Kryptonite
- Jossed regarding the premiere, but it could still happen somewhere else down the road
- One Night, possibly after the events of #Am Batgirl, Batman will ask Robin what's with his incompetence? Robin will deny that but admit that he's just scared. Batman will ask him why does he want to help him out anyway? Robin will answer because he believes that it's his destiny since Batman's his father. Batman will take off his cowl and explain that he never intended it that way, and he was simply gonna reveal it to him when he turned 18, but Robin found out, and then he will offer Robin a choice. Will he continue crime-fighting with him? Robin will say yes
Relating to the above, Robin will admit another reason he's scared of crime-fighting is that he has a bad hip, and crime-fighting tends to hurt it. Alfred will offer Robin a new suit he has been working on, it will resemble the second Tim Drake Robin suit, but with armor.
- That Fat and Chubby part is Jossed.
- Plus since they're geniuses, they might build a child they can raise together, this child will be Brainiac 2.
- I mean there's a Brainiac 5, and he's supposed to be a descendent of the first Brainiac, so where are Brainiacs 2 3, and 4? Can anyone answer this question, please?
- For some reason the Super Hero Girls are nowhere to be seen, and the Super Villain Girls are free to do whatever they want, until an even bigger evil threatens their existence and the world around them. So just this one time, the villains will end up having to save the day, only to go back to their usual routine when the heroes return.
- Or it's just about their battles and struggles against the Super Hero Girls. We learn more about their basic lives (e.g. their families, backgrounds, schoolwork, jobs, and life struggles), as well as their grudges against the heroes and motivations for villainy. Some of them may come across as slightly more sympathetic. Perhaps the heroes even do things that are a little less than nice (showing that no one's 100% perfectly nice all the time), which miffs the villains and prompts them to act out.
- That, or "Suicide" will just get bleeped out, or replaced by another word, like "Homicide" if not by the network, then by the staff and crew
- Considering that Suicide Slum was renamed to "Sinister Slum", the Squad could be similarly renamed to "the Sinister Squad", which would also help highlight the group's status as a shady government operation.
- Or better yet, John will be another rival of Zatanna's, the kicker: unlike with Oliver, THEY GET ALONG. Zee starts preferring him over Oliver, much to Oliver's annoyance (jealousy). A bunch of shenanigans happens and once it seems Oliver gives up/admits to having feelings for Zee, that's when Dinah is introduced.
- Alternatively, Karen used to be a bully until she realized that what she was doing was wrong, which is why she's so meek now and is why Doris picks on her.
Second Half Of Season 2/Potential Season 3
- Maybe 2015 Harley Quinn would try to encourage her 2019 self to give up on evil.
- But Nekron's a Green Lantern villain. Yeah, the show does play kind of loose with that, pitting Poison Ivy against Green Lantern, but Poison Ivy is still associated with Gotham City, and to a small degree Batgirl. Giganta is after Bumble Bee, but she still has some significant interaction with Wonder Woman and her backstory isn't changed to accomodate Bumble Bee specifically. Livewire's pitted against Wonder Woman but she's still a Metropolis media personality with plenty of screen time with Supergirl, etc. Sure, make Nekron primarily Wonder Woman's enemy for the show, but making him part of Wonder Woman's family seems overstepping. His origins should still have more to do with the Green Lantern mythos, or at least not be blatantly altered into Themyscira's.
- Plus, they did tease him in #The Warrior And The Jester, namely as the guy with crows. Maybe that could serve as his Early-Bird Cameo (no pun intended) before his eventual major appearance.
- Circe
- Brainiac
- Blight
- Talia Al Ghul
- Firefly
- Magpie
- Ventriloquist
- Peyton Riley
- Shauna Belzer
- Queen Bee
- Cupid
- Nyssa al Ghul
- Cap'n Scum, Taro, Spider Malone, Olga Balinoff, Mrs. Gotrox, Rawhide, Sanders, Fui Onyui, the original criminals of Detective Comics, so the high school parody can be taken straight to the source and establish that nothing is sacred. It could involve all of them winning handily after the original detectives who caught them are all removed by a time traveling villain, with Batman and Batgirl having to make it right.
- Badra, the princess of a plundering civilzation who desperately sought the approval of her mother, Queen Wickedra. Before Badra could get it her nation came under attack by another and her home planet of Hator ended up being destroyed in the resulting war. Badra's bunker crashed on Earth at the same time Diana of Themyscira arrived in the world of man. Where Wonder Woman operated mostly in public and lived among tree tops, "the meteor girl" committed thefts and kidnappings in secret, building up power with the goal of starting a new kingdom that would honor Wickedra.
- Lady Shiva
- Blue Snowman
- Maxie Zeus
- Doctor Poison
- Oscar Hampel
- Zara of The Crimson Flame
- Maxima
- Dark Angel
- Lamplighter
- Hypnota
- Black Spider
- The Red Lantern Corps, beyond Dexter
- Hades
- Despero
- Priscilla Rich, specifically as wealthy socialite who had been trying to covertly kill Wonder Woman since before Barbara Gordon met Diana but had been having abyssmal luck. Seeing Barbi Miverva trying to do the same thing, directly, in a more Cheetah manner than Rich herself, drives Rich insane. She fashions a costume out of a cheetah rug and sets out to kill both Wonder Woman and Cheetah come lately.
- Composite Superman
- Hera: A goddess of marriage with a grudge against Hippolyta for having children outside of Hera's domain specifically, against amazons and gargareans in general for insisting on living separately from one another.
- Crime Doctor
- Silver Swan
- Agent Orange
- Angle Man
- Arkham Knight
- Crimson Centipede
- Jinx
- Copperhead
- Gundra
- Ultra Humanite
- Atomia
- Faora
- First Born
- Mxyzptlk
- Doctor Cyber
- Sylph
- Devastation
- Minister Blizzard
- Vyndktvx
- Children of the White Lobe
- Image-Maker
- Cheshire
- Queen Of Fables
- Brother Blood
- Nikos Aegeus
- Ultraviolet Lantern
- Mayfly
- Lord Death Man
- Nimue Ravensong
- Eviless
- It's been established that Zee's mother abandoned her on her fifth birthday, but the exact circumstances as to why are yet to be explained. A future episode could revolve around her mother coming back, possibly to make amends with her daughter and husband and try to explain why she left, all while Zee is conflicted over whether she can trust her mother again and rebuild a relationship with her.
- There will also be an Earth Two(96.2) Super Hero Girls team called The Shero Scouts. It will be made up of Alan Scott's daughter Jade, Black Canary, Captain Marvel's sister Mary, Human Alien Space Cop Supreema who becomes penpals with Green Lantern, Miss America and Phantom Lady.
- Earth Two will have its own Invincibros called The Order Lords, much to Fate's annoyance, composed of Johnny Thunder who will be used for most of the Earth crossing when Fate isn't, Alan Scott's son Obsidian, Mr. Terrific, Captain Marvel Junior, Wildcat and Plasticman.
- Earth 96.3 will be overrun by super villains, who go on to attack Earths 96.1 and 96.2 out of boredome. The plot will largely spoof the original Crime Syndicate story, only the Crime Syndicate will be made up of Ultraman, Owlman, Power Ring and Sea King. The story will actually be following Super-Woman as she leads the Larceny Cartel made up of, Owlman fangirl Owlgirl, armored shrinker Bald-Face, a female who also goes by Power Ring, wicked witch Fencenets and an alien going by Ultramegagirl who wants to be even greater than her cousin Ultraman. After the Larceny Cartel have their fights with The Super Hero Girls and Shero Scouts, they discover the Crime Syndicate is already in another cell of the same prison, having just gone through the exact same thing with The Justice League and Justice Society. Then they're joined by The Iniquity Mob, who picked fights with The Invicibros and Order Lords.
- Bret Lawton, Cosmo, Speed Saunders, Bruce Nelson, Gumshoe Gus, Buck Marshall, Slam Bradley, Eagle-Eyed Jake, Bart Regan, the original detectives of Detective Comics. If you're going to spoof DC Comics, might as well go back to the source! Perhaps a time travel two parter where Batman and Batgirl have to stop a villain trying to destroy Batman's inspirations?
- Donna Troy: Diana's younger sister who shows up out of nowhere but is instantly known by all, except Barbara Gordon, who keeps noticing inconsistencies in everything related to Donna Troy. Barbara accuses Barry Allen of altering the timeline but it turns out the villain Dark Angel is really doing it to make Donna Troy suffer. Diana saves Donna in every timeline but it gets harder with each change Dark Angel makes, so Barbara and Barry decide to put a stop to Dark Angel's meddling altogether.
- Swamp Thing: The avatar of the color green and a king among plant life. Green Lantern and Poison Ivy compete for his attention, each seeking his help in their goal to save the city/planet. He continually criticises both for thinking like human beings, instead of vegetables and ends up departing in disgust when it becomes clear his words are falling on deaf ears.
- Philippus: The former captain of Themyscira's guard exiled from Themyscira for starting Diana down the warrior's path against Hippolyta's wishes. Diana finds Philippus wasting away, whips her back into shape and takes her back to Themyscira to make a case that her excile should be over.
- Matrix
- Etta Candy, a friend of Diana's who shares her passion for sweets but not for exercise. When Diana learns the dangers of obesity she struggles to find her friend a more healthy lifestyle Etta will still enjoy.
- Zachary Zatara: Zee Zatara's kid cousin she tries to pass the baby sitting of onto Karen Beecher. They both have to save him when he is abducted with intent to ransom the wealthy Giovanni Zatara.
- Flamebird, the former and original Batgirl. She had a falling out with Batman over his use of Robin as a sidekick and now patrols the town of Bludhaven. Flamebird disapproves of the new Batgirl, a rookie spitting on her legacy, no better than Robin, actually getting to be Batman's side kick and giving it up! Also thinks Superman is cool.
- Guy Gardner: A Green Lantern passing through, decides to help, and becomes convinced Jessica Cruz isn't violent enough. Diana at first thinks he has a point but she proves too compassionate for Guy as well. Still Hal Jordan insists Guy is a good guy until guy does something so reckless even Hal has to dress him down. In the end Guy seemingly learns his lessons, makes some new friends and goes about his way...where he proceeds to prove he really learned nothing at all.
- Vox: Kara Danvers bumps into Karen Beecher while watching some amateur boxing matches, surprised that Karen is a fan. Karen's just there to see Malcolm Duncan, her mute Friendly Rival in robotics that she fears is risking his brilliance with the sport but is supporting him anyway. Turns out Malcolm is risking a lot more, taking to the streets as Vox when he thinks the girls might be in trouble. But Malcolm can't really be Vox can he? Vox can speak!
- Cassie Sandsmark: Nerdish Genki Girl, Diana's younger great aunt, producer of Wonder Woman merchandise and all around pest to amazons and Super Hero Girls who aren't Diana, who dotes on Cassie.
- Ragman
- Serva: An innocent stage magician that Zee Zatana becomes suspicious of due to Serva having an evil twin sister. Serva remains on Zee's bad side, despite doing nothing wrong, by becoming part of a successful act alongside "The Ace Of Spades", another innocent stage magician less talented but more popular than Zee.
- Tong: A friend of the Zatara family who arrives to congratulate the father daughter team for their success, and inform them that he is close to getting his pilot's license. The day of his final test is met with sabotage that Zee takes notice of and decides to undue.
- Achilles Warkiller: King of the Gargareans, an isolationist all male tribe who believe women drive men to corruption and only hold brief meetings with amazons, the only women they deem worthy of respect, for the sake of not losing all outside perspective, and to keep population numbers up if need be. Apalled by the crime and unequal distribution of resources he finds in Metropolis, Achilles Warkiller runs for mayor, declaring he will personally drive all corruption out of the city if the people submit to him and allow him to annex Metropolis into his kingdom.
- Jay Garrick: The original Flash, whom Barry Allen read about in the comic books and is shocked to discover is both as real as he is and still very much alive. W Ill guest star in a spoof of Flash of Two Worlds.
- Nubia: A legendary amazon who sealed and guarded "The Doorway of Doom" from the wrong side to spite the gods who would use it as entertainment against the amazons of Themyscira. She was presumed deceased when Hippolyta's enemy Lyssa appeared, wielding Nubia's staff of understanding, but Nubia lives on. For a lthree centuries and counting she has hunted the monsters that would escape from Hades, from Tartarus that would invade her island and the world of man alike. And her staff, she wants it back.
- Insect Queen: Superboy's exgirlfriend and sidekick who uses an alien ring to take on the traits of insects, even to the point of transforming into them. She'd very much like to have Superman back and sometimes draws the ire of Supergirl and Lois Lane.
- Atalanta: After the fall of Amazonia, the amazons split into two tribes. One settled on the island of Themyscira, the other in the stronghold of Bana-Mighdall. Atalanta is the cofounder and coqueen of the Bana-Mighdall tribe of amazons but has been missing since she left on a mission to contain a crisis stemming from the fall of the Aztek and Incan Empires. Guest star of an episode focusing on Diana Prine and Jessica Cruz.
- Alan Scott, the original Green Lantern whom John Stewart read about in comic books. Alan Scott was first to use their famous oath, but it was something he only said once, barely remembers and has no idea there's an entire Space Police force using his name.
- Star Blossom
- Jade
- I-Ching: Enemy magic attempts to suppress the powers of Wonder Woman, who beats the spell caster anyway. Diana then complains about feeling sluggish during her day to day activities. Her friends see Diana continue to excell at all she does and think she just needs sleep, except Tatsu, who confirms Diana is a lot slower and weaker than before. Tatsu directs Diana to a renowned physical therapist, Diana is put through Training from Hell, it still doesn't get her back into top shape, then I-Ching reveals he could have broken Diana's curse at any time if she had just asked him to.
- Obsidian
- Queen Faruka II: After the treacherous Queen Faruka tried to dispose of co queen Atalanta and take sole control of the Bana-Mighdall tribe, a Rebelious Rebel rose up to topple Faruka, so that she, could become sole ruler of the Bana-Mighdall tribe instead as Faruka II! After Wonder Woman and Green Lantern help find Atalanta, they find themselves in the middle of a dispute as Atalanta takes issue with what the Farukas have done in her absence.
- Kong Kenan: A corporate super hero in training out on a learning excursion. He seeks to meet Superman but is intercepted by Supergirl, who insists she can teach him better than her cousin and get some clout over Superman in the process. Kong Kenan is greatful for the experience and proceeds to do the opposite of everything Supergirl teaches.
- The Tigress: A retired criminal mastermind and retired world traveling thief. Good friend of Giovanni Zatara, who convinced her to reform, and source of inspiration to Catwoman, who wants make her childhood dreams of robbing The Tigress a reality.
- Morgana, a mischievous witch from another plane of reality summoned accidentally by students of Metropolis High who mixed items of Zee's with store bought magic. Zee won't actually appear until the very end Morgana's debut episode, which would focus Morgana's confusion with everything she finds in Metropolis, the havok wreaks with her attempts to help people, her pranks gone wrong, Batgirl, Green Lantern and Bumblebee's failure to contain Morgana until Zatanna finally arrives, ready to put Morgana in her place with in a Wizard Duel only for Morgana to become pacified at the sight of her good friend Diana of Themyscira, ceasing all of her spell work to catch up on everything they've missed over the last 300 years.
- Bat-Man and Robinbot: Barbara gets giddy at news of Batman sightings and tracks down a very different Bat-Man who doesn't appreciate Batgirl's presence, viewing her as amateurish. The episode then follows Batgirls efforts to prove herself to this new dynamic duo.
- Steel
- Captain Marvel: A young boy from another world who rose to the call after the death of that world's Superman, gaining marvelous powers and an adult body when uttering the magic world "SHAZAM!". He is in many ways the younger cousin Kara Zor-El wishes her actual younger cousin Kal El was.
- Trevor Barnes, an activist and social worker Diana Prince determines to be an adequate male to take to a school dance and cannot understand why he wants nothing to do with her. Diana will rigorously study at how to win boys while her friends pushing this unhealthy relationship, hoping it finally rids them of Steve Trevor.
- Black Lightning
- Artemis of Bana-Mighdall: The self proclaimed greatest warrior of Bana-Mighdall, Artemis becomes jealous when Wonder Woman returns with their long lost queen Atalanta and begins to mend the Bana-Mighdall's strained relationship with Themyscira, fearing her tribeswomen might start to look up to Wonder Woman more than herself. This leads Artemis to out into the world of man to prove she can do what Wonder Woman has been doing better.
- Johnny Thunder
- Ratatosk
- Martian Manhunter
- Mary Marvel: A hero from another world whose own Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman all died to defend. Mary's Wonder Woman, the Amazon Queen Hippolyta, ascended to become a patron goddess of the three tribes upon death and now lends Mary her strength when Mary says the magic word "SHAZAM!".
- Misty Kilgore: A mage from the future who traveled to the past to learn from the great Giovanni Zatara! Kilgore did not arrive in her own past however, but an Alternate Timeline where Giovanni was never a superhero and Misty Kilgore finds herself as Zee Zatara's assistant.
- Bobby Barnes, a nephew Diana's friend asks her to babysit, who turns out to be one of the first people Wonder Woman rescued, and recognizes her as Diana Prince. Diana steps out to defend the public after putting him to sleep only for Bobby to sneak out and follow her into danger.
- Linda Danvers as a developing angel who has been struggling to find a job after her internship with the sun god Rao was halted by his untimely demise. She is being looked after by The Danvers until she can get back on her feet and is an Aloof, Spartan adopted sister who resents Kara's (comparatively)happy life. Linda tries to prove she is just as good as Kara by doing a poor job impersonating Supergirl before The Super Hero Girls come up with a more appropriate identity for Linda and Diana writes a letter of reccomendation to Hestia.
- Simon Baz
- Peng Delian, a giant shapeshifting snake and childhood friend of Diana's that Hippolyta did not approve of. Peng and Diana nonetheless enjoyed several playdates thanks to aunt Antiope sneaking Peng in/Diana away. Inspired by news reports of a "Wonder Woman" she was sure was Diana, Peng creates her own Wonder-Woman persona in imitatation, seeks to do her own part in defense of man's world, then tracks Diana's scent to compare notes.
- The Question
- Kismet
- Yara Flor: An animal abuser, poacher, thief, aspiring murderer and Wonder Woman fan out to save The Esquecida tribe through any means necessary. In her search for Wonder Woman's assistance she settles on Green Lantern and Aqualad, whom she ends up butting heads with.
- Naomi McDuffie: When a new form of radiation leads to a new generation of super humans on the Crime Syndicate Earth, where all super humans become villains, a couple not wanting to contribute to the problem migrate to another world where it's possible for super humans to become heroes, or at least sideliners. The couple offers Naomi up for adoption after she is born, and then return to face their enemies on their own world with the hope their daughter has a better life than they did. The McDuffies struggle with Naomi as she develops, but receive unexpected help from certain group of "nerds" who frequent that Sweet Justice ice cream parlor.
- Jason: The adopted son of Gargarean King Achilles Warkiller and younger half brother of Diana, via a fling between Hippolyta and Zeus. Inspired by Wonder Woman's actions Jason tries to also become a champion to the wider world, but he is a terrible idiot who is the subject of public ridicule. He becomes resentful of his sister's better reputation.
- Huntress
- Doctor Fate
- Mera
- Sojourner Mullein
- Black Canary
- Supreema and her Golden Policewomen
- Anima
- Supergirl 1,000,000 Ariella Kent as the totally innocent but highly destructive daughter of Kara Danvers's cousin Clark and adopted sister Linda. Whispered in legends througout the multiverse as an ender of worlds. Guest star of episode focusing on Supergirl and Green Lantern. Kara tries to ensure Clark and Linda never get together only to learn Ariella's from an Alternate Timeline someone already destroyed in a failed effort to get rid of her. Jessica Cruz sort of manages to get Ariella to behave in more conventional manners before Ariella's adopted parents, expies of Kara's adopted parents, arrive and apologize for Ariella's mess.
- Captain Marvel Junior
- Jonathan and Martha Kent
- Miss Martian
- Debbie Domaine, specifically as a creepy friend of Diana's the rest of the team is convinced is a super villain trying to lure Diana into traps, only for the real threat to be Cheetah again. Cheetah who is driven off when Debbie herself turns into an even scarier looking Cheetah monster that defends Diana.
- Bluebird
- Hoppy The Marvel Bunny
- The Darkstars
- Asteria, a nomadadic hobo doing odd jobs and random acts of kindness. Her rambling leads her to Metropolis, where she has a chance encounter with Diana, and revealing she did not die, Hippolyta simply never told Asteria where the amazons were going. After a visit to the "new" Themyscira, Asteria sees things have been fine in her absence and that the world of man clearly needs her help more, so she joins the Justice League.
- Meek nerd Irene Janus but assertive super villain Formicida. She'd have a grudging respect for Wonder Woman but absolute hatred for Diana Prince. She'd also find common ground with Poison Ivy until Ivy realizes Formicida is fratenizing with wood cutter ants. Also could be the villain in a Supergirl focus episode with Insect Queen as the guest ally. Irene Janus and Barbi Minerva could also teamup to torment Diana Prince but wind up clashing with each other as Cheetah and Formicida.
- Roxy Rocket as a Mad Scientist and Adrenaline Junkie obsessed with noisy propulsion and speed who becomes the antagonist of an episode focusing on Batgirl and Green Lantern.
- Lady Steel as the head of a mercenary company stealing the technology of John Hery Irons, Lex Luthor and Karen Beecher, for Beecher's success accolades Lois Lane dismissed. Successfully cleans the clocks of and captures the three when they try to stop her, imprisons and impersonates Wonder Woman and narrowly escapes from Superman and or Supergirl before Wonder Woman defeats Lady Steel in a rematch and uses her lasso on Lady Steel to clear her name of the crimes Lady Steel comitted in her guise, find where the other hostages are being kept and reveal who hired Lady Steel.
- Roland Daggett: An amoral businessman destroying the pristine preserved ecosystems of Metropolis with his illegal dumping. Barbara Gordon and Jessica Cruz try to convince him that his company is doing well, and he does not need to engage in destructive activity just to get ahead of Wayne Enterprises only to learn that Daggett doesn't care about Bruce Wayne being richer than him, he just wants to kill green things and has a lot of trash that he isn't using otherwise.
- The Pure Intelligence, Starfish Aliens who Braniac attacked and is now desperately running away from, realizing he bit off more than he could chew. The Pure Intelligence accidentally accost Superman, and in this version, Supergirl too, mistaking them for Brianiac and a Braniac body double and then deciding to murder them anyway because they know Superman and Supergirl's annoying Thou Shalt Not Kill policy will lead them to try and save Braniac. Unlike the newspaper comic strips, where Superman figures out a way to escape, this show's Superman and Supergirl will be too stupid and instead save themselves by revealing they actually don't have a problem with The Pure Intelligence dismantling Branianc. The Pure Intelligence will apologize and then proceed to go to town on Braniac in an over the top No-Holds-Barred Beatdown while Superman and Supergirl Pass the Popcorn.
- Maven, a poor girl bullied by Selina Kyle into helping her commit theft. Barbara Gordon befriends Maven and starts to convince her to engage in more constructive past times, leading to the two being menaced by Catwoman.
- Devil Ray, a struggling super villain stuck in the shadow of Black Manta. He aims to make a name for himself by doing what Black Manta never could and murdering Aquaman's heir, Garth! To this end he seeks to use Garth's friend Karen Beecher as bait but ends up getting stung into submission by Bumblebee.
- Imperium, villains of a Supergirl focus episode, imprisoned long ago Martial Manhunter, let out by Matrix out of mistaking them for more of her own kind. They immediately try to eat Matrix, send Kara Zor-El running in fear, and frustrate Manhunter as they spread across Metropolis, parasiting whoever they find and building a communication device to invite more to Earth. However, when The Imperium successfully make contact they're told by their fellows in the wider universe to kick rocks. Followed by this, they finally catch Supergirl, only to dissolve in agony when they try feeding on her. Dawn breaks and the sunlight finishes the rest off.
- Steven Mandragora, a Diabolical Mastermind in fierce competition with Tobias Whale for control of the lucrative Sinister Slum black market, assuming that's this show's equivalent of Suicide Slum, by the Metropolis Shipyard. Villain of a focus episode for Batgirl, Harley Quinn and guest star Black Lightning.
- Tsukuri, a bounty hunter trailing the legendary Xiaoqing to Metropolis, as Xiaoqing is in turn on the trail of a girl on twitter who looks suspciously like Diana of Themyscira, but doesn't respond to her. Diana thinks "Peng Delian" is Xiaoqing but has no idea how to use the website, and tracks Peng down the hard way. Tatsu Yamashiro hasn't been on twitter for months, realizes someone hacked her account to access Peng Delian's private group. She runs out as Katana, knowing her friends are in trouble if the hacker was Tsukuri.
- Ultimen, a group of artificial superhumans designed to get Sinister Slum under control once and for all. Unfortunately the project goes horribly wrong as they simply trash the place before moving on to stomp the rest of Metropolis flat. Batgirl and Green Lantern focus episode with Black Lightning and Garth guest starring.
- Joan Leland: A guidance counselor who helped Barbar Gordon back in Gotham City and is working on her psychiatry degree. Barbara calls Joan in to Metropolis on a favor, to help get Harleen Quinzel's grades up.
- Mercy Graves, a promising athlete from a poor family hired by Lex Luthor for the purpose of having someone to regularly berate and do things he finds beneath him. After Lex Luthor is defeated by Superman Mercy takes over the company and leads it to new heights by canceling all of Lex's wasteful world domination and anti super hero projects. She then uses her excess profits to help bribe Luthor out of juvenile detention, she presents him with a captured Superman, expecting to be thanked only to face the wrath of Lex Luthor for ruining his brilliant plans, requiring The Super Hero Girls save Mercy Graves alongside Superman.
- Karen Beecher's parents.
- Wonder Woman's counterpart
- Katana tasked by Barbara and Diana with keeping an eye on Harleen when Harleen transfers to Tatsu Yamashiro's school. Yamashiro ends up losing track of Harleen however, then has to save Harley Quinn's "team" when she does find her. Katana then resolves to whip them into shape if they're so insistent on putting themselves in danger.
- Another amazon like the adopted Donna Troy, Artemis of Bana-Mighdall tribe, Yara Flor of the Esquecida or even the outcast Zealot from the Wildstorm comics.
- Supergirl's counterpart.
- Linda Danvers, specifically the "angel" version as Kara's adopted sister and the team's non human jerkass.
- Matrix, an engineered alien shapeshifter, former Lex Luthor fan girl turned Superman fan girl, and team's non human jerkass.
- Miss Martian, as refugee fleeing from her family's criminal activities and hiding from a perceived vengeful Green Martian her family wronged. Potential candidate for Tatsu's only true friend on the team.
- Zantanna's counterpart
- Misty Kilgore, a Kid from the Future hoping to gain enough knowledge and power in the past to usurp her step mother and become queen. She'd have a love hate relationship with Zee Zatara.
- Morgana, an other worldly witch who doesn't understand or respect the laws and customs of Earth cities like Metropolis. Friends with Diana of Themyscira though and tries to behave for whoever Diana's counterpart is for Diana's sake.
- Green Lantern's counterpart
- Darkstar, an officer of a Space Police force who rival the Lantern Corps, using more brutal methods than the Green and Blue Lanterns in particular. Sent to Earth to discipline fellow officer Donna Troy and just asked to hang around when the fluidity of Donna Troy made it a moot point.
- A Reformed, but Not Tamed Star Sapphire who is trying to help people but has fallen a little too in love with combat and destruction.
- Bumblebee's counterpart
- Hawkgirl Shiera Sanders. Bitter over being stood up by Carter Hall and unable to figure why she still wants to be with him so badly, Shiera sees him hanging out with Karen Beecher one day and corners Karen for interrogation. Following that Sanders seeks to become powerful enough to defeat Hath-Set and win her man.
- Star-Blossom, a cheerful gardener and people pleaser whom Harleen Quinzel becomes attached too after a final falling out with Pam Isley. Harleen drags a reluctant but too kind for her own good Peony McGill into her mischief making, discovers Peony's Green Thumb abilities, and encourages McGill to become Star-Blossom by exploiting Peony's admiration of Wonder Woman and Bumblebee. Another potential candidate for Tatsu's only true friend on the team.
- Insect Queen, Superman's exgirl friend and Secret-Keeper Lana Lang. Possesses an alien ring that lets her take on insect traits like wings or even transform into insects.
- Batgirl's counterpart obviously being Harley Quinn.