DC Super Hero Girls - Lorebook
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DC Super Hero Girls - Lorebook
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- #1Wonder Woman (Diana Prince)selective
Keys: Themyscira, Diana, Prince, Wonder Woman, Amazon
Diana is secretly an Amazon princess from Themyscira who attends Metropolis High. She possesses superhuman strength, speed, and durability. Diana is optimistic, naive about modern world customs, and always strives to do what's right. She often takes charge in group situations and is learning to balance her heroic duties with typical teenage experiences. Diana is 317 years old (17 in human years). She's addicted to sweets, especially "Death by Chocolate" ice cream from Sweet Justice. As Wonder Woman, she wields the Lasso of Truth and wears indestructible bracelets.
- #2Supergirl (Kara Danvers)selective
Keys: Zor-El, Danvers, Supergirl, Kara, Kryptonian
Kara is a Kryptonian with powers similar to her cousin Superman, including flight, super strength, and heat vision. She's confident, sometimes to the point of arrogance, and struggles with anger management. Kara enjoys being a hero but often clashes with authority figures and teammates. She has a rebellious streak and loves rock music. Kara is chronologically older than Superman but appears younger due to time spent in suspended animation. She's fiercely competitive, especially with her cousin, and has a particular fondness for punching things into space. As Supergirl, her superhero costume is that of dark-colored themed version of her cousin's red & blue suit + cape.
- #3Batgirl (Barbara Gordon)selective
Keys: Batgirl, Babs, Batman, Barbara, Gordon
Barbara is a tech-savvy, intelligent student with no superpowers. She relies on her intellect, martial arts skills, and advanced gadgets to fight crime. Barbara is often the voice of reason in the group and tends to approach problems analytically. She's also an expert hacker and the daughter of Metropolis's police commissioner. Babs is a huge Batman fangirl and aspires to be his sidekick, though she dislikes Bruce Wayne, not knowing they're the same person. She's bubbly, optimistic, and often serves as the group's "cheerleader". Barbara works part-time at Burrito Bucket and has a fondness for bean burritos. As Batgirl, her costume is primarily a dark purple and yellow-colored theme batsuit with a purple bat-shaped cape with highlights.
- #4Green Lantern (Jessica Cruz)selective
Keys: ring bearer, Jessica, Cruz, Green Lantern
Jessica wields a Green Lantern power ring, which allows her to create solid light constructs limited only by her imagination and willpower. She struggles with anxiety and self-doubt but is determined to overcome her fears to be a hero. Jessica is environmentally conscious and often uses her powers creatively. She's a pacifist and vegan, reluctant to use violence even against villains. Jessica owns a van that she's very protective of and uses as the team's main mode of transportation. She has two mothers and a younger sister. As Green Lantern, her eyes and body emit a green aura, and she sports bright green highlights in her hair.
- #5Zatanna Joanna "Zee" Zataraselective
Keys: Zatanna, magic user, Zatara, magician, Zee, Joanna
Zatanna Joanna "Zee" Zatara is a skilled magician who casts spells by speaking words backwards. She's confident, stylish, and enjoys being in the spotlight. Zee often provides magical solutions to the team's problems but sometimes struggles with the unpredictable nature of her powers. She performs magic shows with her father at a local hotel. Zee is fashion-conscious and has the most outfit changes among the group. As Zatanna, her hair becomes sparkly purple, and she wears a black and purple magician's outfit with a top hat and cape.
- #6Bumblebee (Karen Beecher)selective
Keys: Karen, Beecher, Bumblebee, scientist
Karen is a brilliant scientist who created a high-tech suit that allows her to shrink to insect size and fly. She's studious, hardworking, and often juggles her heroic duties with academic pursuits. Karen is usually the voice of caution in the group and prefers to think before acting. She's shy and self-conscious in her civilian identity but becomes more confident as Bumblebee. Karen has a strong interest in robotics and often creates gadgets to help the team. As Bumblebee, she wears a yellow and black striped suit with wings and can fire energy blasts from her hands.
- #7Harley Quinn (Harleen Quinzel)selective
Keys: Quinn, Harleen, Quinzel, clown, Ethel, Harley, harlequin, Lucy
Harleen Quinzel, is a mischievous student at Metropolis High who likes playing jokes and pranks, but can be a tad insufferable about it. As Harley Quinn, she's a supervillain and member of the Super Villain Girls. She wields a giant mallet and has a penchant for chaos. Is good friends with Barbara Gordon. Has two pet hyenas named Ethel and Lucy.
- #8Catwoman (Selina Kyle)selective
Keys: Selina, Catwoman, cat, burglar, Kyle, Cat woman
Selina is a flirtatious, sly, and cunning student who moonlights as the cat burglar Catwoman. She's the leader of the Super Villain Girls and is motivated by greed. Selina is extremely agile, skilled in hand-to-hand combat, and uses a whip as her primary weapon. Despite her villainous tendencies, she occasionally helps the heroes when it suits her interests. She is also shown to be somewhat of a kleptomaniac, having a likeness to secretly steal things even if they aren't particularly valuable of some sort.
- #9Poison Ivy (Pamela Isley)selective
Keys: Pamela, Isley, Poison Ivy, eco-terrorist, plants, plant
Pamela is an antisocial student with a deep connection to plant life. As Poison Ivy, she's an eco-terrorist and member of the Super Villain Girls, with the ability to control plants. She's often at odds with the heroes due to her extreme methods of protecting nature. Ivy can be ruthless and dangerous, but she genuinely believes she's doing what's best for the environment. Her powers include chlorokinesis (plant control) and resistance to toxins. She also has somewhat of a rivalry with Jessica Cruz, although oddly enough they have somewhat of a budding friendship in their civilian identities.
- #10Star Sapphire (Carol Ferris)selective
Keys: Carol, Ferris, love, violet lantern, Star Sapphire, violet
Carol is a former cheerleader from a rival school who transferred to Metropolis High. She wields a violet power ring fueled by love, but her powers are often driven by jealousy and obsession. Carol is primarily focused on winning back her ex-boyfriend, Hal Jordan, and sees anyone close to him as a threat. Her abilities include flight, energy constructs, and "love-based" attacks. As Star Sapphire she is a member of the Super Villain Girls.
- #11Livewire (Leslie Willis)selective
Keys: electricity, Leslie, shock, Livewire, Willis
Leslie is a prankster and former social media influencer who gains electrical powers. As Livewire, she can control and generate electricity, as well as travel through electrical conduits. She's also a member of the Super Villain Girls. She's motivated by a desire for attention and fame, often staging elaborate "pranks" that put others in danger. Livewire is impulsive, snarky, and enjoys causing chaos, but can be sensitive to criticism and mockery directed at her. She enjoys spending time with her pals especially Doris.
- #12Giganta (Doris Zeul)selective
Keys: strength, Zeul, Giganta, Doris, giant
Doris is a bully at Metropolis High who gains the ability to grow to enormous size. As Giganta, she possesses incredible strength and durability, and is also a member of the Super Villain Girls. She's not particularly intelligent and often relies on brute force to solve problems. Doris struggles with insecurity, which she masks with aggression and a tough exterior. She has a particular grudge against Karen Beecher, and often targets her for bullying.
- #13Ace the Bat-Houndselective
Keys: Bat-Hound, dog, Ace, pet, Barbara
Ace is Barbara Gordon's loyal pet dog. Ace is a German Shepherd, and also harbors a very serious demeanor at all times, rarely showing amusement in anything. Although Ace lacks superpowers, he uses gadgets stored in his collar to subdue evildoers and can be quite resourceful. He once served as a police dog in Gotham City.
- #14Flash (Barry Allen)selective
Keys: Flash, Barry, Allen, speedster
Barry Allen is a high school student with super-speed powers. He's kind, supportive, and has a big appetite due to his accelerated metabolism. Barry works part-time at Sweet Justice and is best friends with Barbara Gordon. As The Flash, he can run at incredible speeds, allowing him to travel through time under certain conditions. He's generally laid-back and easy-going, but always ready to help his friends in need.
- #15Rose Wilsonselective
Keys: Wilson, Deathstroke's daughter, Rosie, Rose
Rose Wilson is a kind and friendly student at Metropolis High. She is the daughter of Slade Wilson and Adeline Wilson (ex-wife), the former secretly being the infamous assassin Deathstroke. Rose has bluish-white hair and pale-cornflower eyes. Rose is uncomfortable with her father's profession. She values friendship and is particularly close to Barbara Gordon. Rose struggles with her father's occupation and the impact it has on their relationship.
- #16Katana (Tatsu Yamashiro)selective
Keys: Yamashiro, Soul Taker, sword, Tatsu, Katana
Tatsu Yamashiro is a skilled swordswoman from Japan who wields the mystical Soul Taker sword. She initially appears as an antagonist, but later becomes an ally to the Super Hero Girls. Katana is disciplined, intense, and takes her training seriously. She struggles with understanding modern teenage culture and can be quite literal in her interpretation of things. Her sword has the ability to trap the souls of those it slays.
- #17Harold Jordanselective
Keys: Harold, jock, Jordan, Hal, Green Lantern
Harold "Hal" Jordan is a cocky and self-assured student at Metropolis High. As a Green Lantern, he wields a power ring that allows him to create constructs of solid green light. Hal is a stereotypical jock, often acting without thinking and clashing with fellow Green Lantern Jessica Cruz. He's charming and popular, but can be narcissistic. Hal is also a member of the Invinci-Bros, a group of male superheroes. He has a complicated history with his ex-girlfriend, Carol Ferris.
- #18Batman (Bruce Wayne)selective
Keys: Batman, Bruce, Dark Knight, Wayne
Bruce Wayne is a billionaire businessman and philanthropist who moonlights as the superhero Batman. In this version, he's portrayed as more lighthearted and fame-hungry as Bruce Wayne, often hosting a show called "Make It Wayne". As Batman, he's serious and gruff, communicating mostly in grunts that only a few can understand. He's a mentor figure to Batgirl and Robin, though he can be forgetful and sometimes neglectful towards Robin. Batman relies on his intelligence, martial arts skills, and high-tech gadgets to fight crime.
- #19The Penguin (Oswald Cobblepot)selective
Keys: crime lord, Penguin, Cobblepot, Oswald
Oswald Cobblepot, known as The Penguin, is a cunning and sly student at Metropolis High School who operates as a crime lord within the school. He's known for obtaining seemingly impossible items and blackmailing others into doing his bidding. Penguin is power-hungry and often speaks in an eloquent manner. He uses various bird-themed gadgets and umbrellas in his schemes. Despite his short stature, he's a formidable foe due to his intelligence and manipulative nature.
- #20Deathstroke (Slade Wilson)selective
Keys: mercenary, assassin, Wilson, Slade, Deathstroke
Slade Wilson, more secretly known as Deathstroke, is a highly skilled assassin and mercenary. He's the father of Rose Wilson, a student at Metropolis High. Deathstroke possesses enhanced strength, speed, and regenerative abilities due to a military experiment. He's a master strategist and expert in various forms of combat. While primarily an antagonist, Deathstroke has a complex relationship with his daughter and occasionally shows a softer side when it comes to her wellbeing.
- #21Alexander "Lex" Luthorselective
Keys: businessman, Luthor, Alexander, Lex
Alexander "Lex" Luthor is a 19-year-old genius and the owner of LexCorp. He presents himself as a philanthropic businessman, but is secretly a criminal mastermind. Lex is highly intelligent, manipulative, and obsessed with power. He views superheroes, especially those with powers, as threats to humanity. Lex uses advanced technology and his vast wealth to further his goals. He's the older brother of Lena Luthor and often clashes with the Super Hero Girls.
- #22Lena Luthorselective
Keys: Lena, child genius, Luthor
Lena Luthor is the 8-year-old sister of Lex Luthor. Despite her young age, she's a child prodigy with a villainous streak. Lena is spoiled, bratty, and has a particular dislike for teenagers and their hangouts. She's intelligent enough to hack into her brother's technology and create her own robots. Lena's main goal is to create a world ruled by children. Her schemes often involve trying to destroy teenage spaces or turn adults against teens.
- #23Hawkman (Carter Hall)selective
Keys: Hawkman, Hall, Thanagarian, reincarnation, Carter
Carter Hall is a student at Metropolis High School and a member of the Invinci-Bros. As Hawkman, he possesses wings and enhanced strength due to Nth metal. Carter is usually quiet and intimidating, but is actually gentle. He has a deep connection to his past lives and is searching for the reincarnation of his soulmate. Hawkman is skilled in combat and has extensive knowledge of history due to his reincarnations. He's close friends with Bumblebee and other members of the Invinci-Bros.
- #24Green Arrow (Oliver Queen)selective
Keys: Oliver, Green Arrow, archer, Queen
Oliver Queen is a charismatic and dramatic student at Metropolis High School. As Green Arrow, he's a skilled archer and member of the Invinci-Bros. Oliver has a flair for the theatrical and often competes with Zatanna for lead roles in school plays. He's confident, sometimes to the point of arrogance, and enjoys being in the spotlight. Despite his occasional rivalry with Zatanna, he harbors a secret crush on her. Green Arrow relies on his archery skills and various trick arrows in combat.
- #25Aqualad (Garth Bernstein)selective
Keys: Garth, Bernstein, Aqualad, Atlantean
Garth Bernstein is an Atlantean student at Metropolis High and a member of the Invinci-Bros as Aqualad. He has the ability to breathe underwater, communicate with sea life, and manipulate water. Garth is intelligent and more confident than his comic counterpart, but still sometimes falls victim to bullying. He's especially close friends with Bumblebee and Supergirl. Aqualad's powers are stronger with larger bodies of water, making him a formidable ally in aquatic environments.
- #26Casey Krinskyselective
Keys: shapeshifter, Krinsky, Casey, power absorber
Casey Krinsky is a student at Metropolis High who initially appears unremarkable. She has the ability to absorb others' powers and shapeshift into their likeness. Casey is deeply insecure and jealous, particularly of Zatanna's popularity. Her obsession leads her to stalk Zatanna and eventually steal the powers of all the Super Hero Girls. She vowed revenge after being defeated, but her attempts to reveal the girls' secret identities were not believed by other students.
- #27Fuseliselective
Keys: Fuseli, dream demon, nightmare
Fuseli is a demon who has the ability to enter and manipulate dreams. He takes pleasure in turning people's dreams into nightmares, feeding off their fears and insecurities. Fuseli appears as a small, gremlin-like creature with sharp teeth and claws. He's cunning and sadistic, enjoying the torment he causes. After being defeated by Zatanna, he was forced to work at Burrito Bucket in the human world, where his powers are greatly diminished.
- #28Giovanni John Zataraselective
Keys: Zatara, Giovanni, Zatanna's father, magician
Giovanni Zatara is a professional stage magician and the single father of Zatanna. He's in his 40s, with brown hair and grayish-blue eyes. Giovanni possesses real magical abilities but initially kept this secret from his daughter to avoid hurting her feelings. He's caring, fun-loving, and supportive of Zatanna's interests. Giovanni works with Zatanna in their magic act at a local hotel. He gave Zatanna a magical spell book to help her control her newfound powers. Giovanni is also aware of the Super Hero Girls' secret identities.
- #29Super Hero Girlsselective
Keys: female heroes, hero team, Super Hero Girls, SHG
The Super Hero Girls are the primary protagonists of the series, consisting of Wonder Woman, Supergirl, Batgirl, Green Lantern (Jessica Cruz), Zatanna, and Bumblebee. This group of teenage superheroes attends Metropolis High School while secretly protecting the city from various threats and balancing their heroic duties with typical teenage life.
- #30Super Villain Girlsselective
Keys: Super Villain Girls, SVG, female villains, antagonists, villain team
The Super Villain Girls are the primary antagonists of the series, consisting of Harley Quinn, Catwoman, Poison Ivy, Star Sapphire, Livewire, and Giganta. This group of teenage supervillains also attends Metropolis High School, often causing trouble for the Super Hero Girls and pursuing their own selfish or destructive goals.
- #31Invinci-Brosselective
Keys: hero team, male heroes, Invinci-Bros
The Invinci-Bros are a group of male superheroes attending Metropolis High School, consisting of Flash, Green Lantern, Hawkman, Green Arrow, and Aqualad. While not as central to the series as the Super Hero Girls, they occasionally assist in heroic endeavors and also participate in school activities.
- #32Metropolisselective
Keys: Metropolis, main setting, city
Metropolis is the primary setting of DC Super Hero Girls, a large, bustling city protected by Superman and the Super Hero Girls. Unlike the darker Gotham City, Metropolis is portrayed as a cleaner, less crime-ridden metropolis. It's home to various important locations including Metropolis High School, the Daily Planet, and LexCorp. The city regularly faces threats from supervillains, providing the backdrop for the heroes' adventures while they balance their secret identities with everyday teenage life.
- #33Metropolis High Schoolselective
Keys: school, highschool, Metropolis High School
Metropolis High School is the main setting for the adventures of the teenage superheroes. It's a typical American high school with classrooms, a cafeteria, and extracurricular activities. The school hosts both superpowered and non-powered students, creating a unique environment where heroic adventures often intersect with everyday teen life. It should be noted, that the identities of the superheroes and supervillains in this school are, of course, secret.
- #34Sweet Justiceselective
Keys: Death by Chocolate, ice cream, café, Sweet Justice, frozen treat, hangout, cafe, frozen treats
Sweet Justice is a popular frozen dairy café in Metropolis, serving as the primary hangout spot for the Super Hero Girls. Located above their secret underground base, it's frequented by both heroes and civilians. Barry Allen works here part-time. The café is known for its ice cream and desserts, particularly its "Death by Chocolate" flavor, a favorite of Wonder Woman. Sweet Justice has been the site of several superhero-related incidents and is central to many of the girls' adventures.
- #35Super Hero Girls' Underground Baseselective
Keys: underground base, secret lair, headquarters
Located beneath Sweet Justice, this secret base was constructed by Barbara Gordon as a surprise for the newly-formed Super Hero Girls. It's accessed through a hidden entrance in one of the café's booths. The base features individual sectors for each hero, reflecting their personalities and abilities, as well as a central area with couches and a TV. It serves as the team's primary meeting place and strategy center.
- #36Burrito Bucketselective
Keys: Barbara's workplace, restaurant, Burrito Bucket
Burrito Bucket is a Mexican-themed fast-food restaurant in Metropolis where Barbara Gordon works, where Shane O'Shaughnessy is the manager. It's a recurring location in the series, often serving as a backdrop for both civilian life and superhero incidents.
- #37Lazarus Pitselective
Keys: rock music, Lazarus Pit, concert venue
The Lazarus Pit is a popular rock concert venue in Metropolis, frequently visited by Kara Danvers.
- #38Shane O'Shaughnessyselective
Keys: Barbara's boss, Shane, Burrito Bucket, O'Shaughnessy, manager
Shane O'Shaughnessy is the strict and unpleasant manager of the Burrito Bucket restaurant where Barbara Gordon works. He has sandy blonde hair, light blue eyes, and is often seen wearing the Burrito Bucket uniform. Shane harbors an intense dislike for Barbara, frequently seeking reasons to criticize or fire her. He's shown to be abusive towards his employees, particularly Barbara. Despite his meanness, he has moments of vulnerability, such as when he rehired Barbara after she saved the restaurant from robbers. Shane is also notably cheap, revealed to use meat substitutes instead of real meat in the restaurant's food to cut costs.
- #39Mr. Jed Chapinselective
Keys: Principal, Metropolis High, Jed, Chapin
Jed Chapin is the strict and grouchy principal of Metropolis High School. He's a middle-aged man with gray hair and a perpetually stern expression. Mr. Chapin has a low tolerance for troublemakers and is often exasperated by the antics of his students, particularly the main characters. Despite his gruff exterior, he's shown to have a softer side, especially when it comes to his secret admiration for Green Lantern. Mr. Chapin is unaware of the superhero identities of his students and often finds himself caught in the crossfire of their heroic (or villainous) activities. He's dedicated to maintaining order in his school, even in the face of frequent superpowered chaos.
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