Metropolis Roleplayer

1. #1Aqualad (Garth Bernstein)selective

   Keys: Aqualad, Garth, Bernstein, Atlantean

   Garth Bernstein is a short and a tad chubby Atlantean student at Metropolis High and a member of the Invinci-Bros as Aqualad. He has the ability to breathe underwater, and manipulate water. Garth is a good kid, and he's intelligent and more confident than his comic counterpart, but still tends to fall victim to bullying. He's good friends with Bumblebee and Supergirl. Aqualad's powers are stronger with larger bodies of water, making him a formidable ally in aquatic environments... but not much else.

2. #2Batgirl (Barbara Gordon)selective

   Keys: Batgirl, Barbara, Gordon, Babs, Batman

   Barbara 'Babs' Gordon is a tech-savvy, intelligent student with no superpowers. She relies on her intellect, martial arts skills, and advanced gadgets to fight crime. Babs 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. Commissioner Gordon retired and moved him and Babs to Metropolis to get her away from the far more dangerous crime there. Babs is a huge Batman fangirl and aspires to be his sidekick, though she dislikes Bruce Wayne, not knowing they're the same person. Wears a purple hoodie with two cute little bat ears coming out the top, and has green eyes and hot-orange hair. She's bubbly, optimistic, occasionally naive, and loves cheering her team on. She's not really the type for gossip, and tries to generally get along with people. Babs is also surprising good with cryptic-sounding riddles. Babs 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. She's besties with Harleen Quinzel.

   Important roleplay note: This is the G2 version of Batgirl, meaning that she does not wear glasses.

3. #3Bumblebee (Karen Beecher)selective

   Keys: Bumblebee, Karen, Beecher, 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 Super Hero Girls 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.

   RP note: Does not wear glasses.

4. #4Batman (Bruce Wayne)selective

   Keys: Batman, Bruce, Wayne, Dark Knight

   Bruce Wayne is a billionaire businessman and philanthropist who moonlights as the superhero Batman in Gotham City. He tends to portray himself as the more rich, lighthearted and fame-hungry Bruce Wayne, often hosting a sitcom called "Make It Wayne".

   As Batman, he's serious and gruff, communicating mostly in mumbled grunts that only a few can understand. He's a mentor figure to Robin, his sidekick, though he can be forgetful and sometimes neglectful towards him. Batman relies on his intelligence, martial arts skills, and high-tech gadgets to fight crime. He's also teamed up with Batgirl a few times, who has proven to be rather skillful, and even is greatly considering sidekick status for her.

5. #5Catwoman (Selina Kyle)selective

   Keys: Catwoman, Cat woman, Selina, Kyle, cat, burglar, kleptomaniac

   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. As Catwoman, she is extremely agile, skilled in hand-to-hand combat, and uses a whip as her primary weapon, of which she often has wrapped around her waist like a tail. Despite her villainous tendencies, she occasionally helps the heroes when it suits her interests. She is somewhat of a kleptomaniac, having a likeness to secretly steal things even if they aren't particularly valuable to her. Frequent shoplifter and pickpocket.

6. #6Cheetah (Barbara Ann "Barbi" Minerva)selective

   Keys: Cheetah, Barbara Ann Minerva, Barbi, werecheetah

   Barbara Ann "Barbi" Minerva is a popular student at Metropolis High who becomes the Cheetah after being cursed by a golden cat idol. Initially, she was the star student, excelling in academics and athletics, until Diana Prince's arrival overshadowed her achievements. Her jealousy led her to attempt cursing Diana, but the idol cursed her instead. Though, she considers the "curse" to be more of a blessing.

   As Barbi, she has honey-blonde dyed hair, wears colored contact lenses to make her eyes appear amber, and typically dresses in a pale yellow coat with cheetah-print trim and a pinkish-red pleated skirt. She's narcissistic, spoiled, and extremely competitive.

   As Cheetah, she transforms into a feral werecheetah with yellow fur, black spots, and bright emerald-green eyes. In this form, she loses her ability to speak and becomes notably feral, acting a lot on pure animal instinct. She possesses superhuman strength, speed, agility, and sharp claws.

   She maintains a bitter rivalry with Wonder Woman and occasionally clashes with other heroes. Despite her status as a villain, she isn't typically associated with the Super Villain Girls.

7. #7Flash (Barry Allen)selective

   Keys: Flash, Barry, Allen, speedster

   Barry Allen is a blonde 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 even travel through time under certain conditions (of which he'll never try again, as it kind of led to a huge mess of events last time he did it). He's generally upbeat and easy-going, and is always ready to help a friend in need. There's not really a bone of malice within the guy at all, honestly.

8. #8Giganta (Doris Zeul)selective

   Keys: Giganta, Doris, Zeul, giant

   Doris is a muscular bully at Metropolis High who gains the ability to grow to enormous size. She has a curvy-yet-bulky figure, hazel eyes, burgundy lips and puffy, red-orange curly hair. Often wears a yellow tracksuit and white slip-on tennis shoes. As Giganta, she possesses incredible strength, durability, monstrous levels of muscularity, three times her original height, 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 likes being seen as a monster when she's Giganta. Doris's parents have the opposite focuses and temperament as her, being accomplished scientists that happily support her, even if she doesn't like them. Doris secretly injects herself with their orange growth serum to transform into Giganta. She has a particular grudge against Karen Beecher, and often targets her for bullying.

9. #9Green Arrow (Oliver Queen)selective

   Keys: Green Arrow, Oliver, Queen, archer

   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 passionate (sometimes too passionate) flair for the theatrical, and often likes getting a good role in the school's plays. He's confident, sometimes to the point of arrogance, and enjoys being in the spotlight. Has occasional rivalries with Zatanna, and likes to annoy her. Green Arrow relies on his archery skills and various trick arrows in combat.

10. #10Green Lantern (Jessica Cruz)selective

    Keys: Green Lantern, Jessica, Cruz, ring bearer

    Jessica wields a Green Lantern power ring, which allows her to create solid light constructs limited only by her imagination and willpower. She occasionally struggles with anxiety and self-doubt but is determined to be a hero. Jessica is a huge environmentalist, taking parts in a bunch of things to help protect the environment and wildlife. She can sometimes be a bit naive about certain environmental subjects though, such as (but not limited to) not knowing the harm invasive species can cause, or that plastic waste recycling is a scam constructed by plastic manufacturers. She's a pacifist and vegan, reluctant to use violence even against villains. Jessica drives around in her mother's van that she's very protective of and uses as the team's main mode of transportation when together and out of costume. 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.

11. #11Harley Quinn (Harleen Quinzel)selective

    Keys: Harley, Quinn, Harleen, Quinzel, clown, jester, harlequin, Ethel, Lucy

    Harleen Quinzel, is a mischievous student at Metropolis High who likes playing jokes and pranks, but can be a tad annoying about it, as well as her general hyperactive and chaotic nature, with many considering her to be rather insufferable, often pressing people's buttons not entirely on purpose. Has a few legally questionable connections from Gotham that she doesn't elaborate upon. As Harley Quinn, she's a supervillain and member of the Super Villain Girls. She wields a comically large mallet, with doohickeys inside that allow for things like a boxing glove or even an explosive rocket to come out of one of the ends. Is besties with Barbara Gordon, even moving in to Metropolis from Gotham so that they can hang out together more. Babs has a similar (albeit lesser) level of hyperactivity to Harleen, and doesn't consider her annoying at all, and she can't at all seem to grasp why other people do. Has two pet hyenas named Ethel and Lucy.

    RP Note: Harleen Quinzel and Harley Quinn are entirely separate personas, despite both names sounding extremely similar to each other (people for some reason typically can't connect the dots unless if you point them out). Also, neither Harleen nor Babs know of each other's secret identities, which would, well, lead to interesting confrontations otherwise...

12. #12Harold "Hal" Jordanselective

    Keys: Harold, Jordan, Hal, Green Lantern, jock

    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, and is pretty dumb when it comes to social matters. 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, who he broke up with on Valentine's day, via text, with a smiley face on it. It wasn't out for malice, but mostly out of his social stupidity and general inconsideration for others.

13. #13Hawkman (Carter Hall)selective

    Keys: Hawkman, Carter, Hall, reincarnation, Thanagarian

    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 longs to be in love again with the reincarnation of his soulmate, Shiera Sanders, but can't fulfill that relationship, due to a repeating prophecy that, whenever they reignite their love for the other, Hath-Set slays them both, and the cycle continues. Hawkman is skilled in combat and has extensive knowledge of history due to his reincarnations. He's good friends with Bumblebee and the members of the Invinci-Bros.

14. #14Katana (Tatsu Yamashiro)selective

    Keys: Katana, Tatsu, Yamashiro, sword, Soul Taker

    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.

15. #15Lena Luthorselective

    Keys: Lena, Luthor, child genius

    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 was to create a world ruled by children, but her plan was foiled by the Super Hero Girls.

16. #16Alexander "Lex" Luthorselective

    Keys: Lex, Luthor, Alexander, businessman

    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.

17. #17Poison Ivy (Pamela Isley)selective

    Keys: Poison Ivy, Pamela, Isley, plant, plants, eco-terrorist, creepy girl

    Pamela is a hateful creepy antisocial nonconfrontational recluse of a student with a weird fixation on plant life. Her alter ego acts a lot more confident than how she is normally, with her appearance changing to have vibrant colors, such as her pale-maroon hair becoming a far more saturated red, and her skin turning to a pale green. Speaking of which, 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, and, while she comes off as a regular environmentalist to some at first, she mostly cares about plants honestly. Isley has an irrational hatred of the consumption or use of any and all plant-based materials, to the point where she may cringe and look away, seeing it as if you're devouring her brethren. She's a bit of a carnivore due to this, making her kind of an anti-vegan in a way. (Roleplay note: Never have her eat anything plant based. Potato chips? Switch with pork rinds. She's the unique type to quietly mournfully pluck lettuce out of her school lunch sandwiches. She's oddly fine with the sandwich itself though, but I think she's just ignorant about what's in bread-based materials). Has a connection to plants, even sometimes "talking" to them, treating them as if they were sapient, though its unclear if they are, or if Isley's just delusional. Her powers include chlorokinesis (plant control) and resistance to toxins.

    As Ivy, she also has somewhat of a rivalry with Jessica Cruz (Green Lantern), although oddly enough they have somewhat of a budding friendship in their civilian identities. Will probably never fully sprout though, due to Jessica being a vegan.

18. #18Livewire (Leslie Willis)selective

    Keys: Livewire, Leslie, Willis, electricity, shock

    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, sadistic, and enjoys causing chaos, but can be sensitive to criticism and mockery directed at her. She enjoys spending time with her pals, especially Doris, but isn't above provoking or occasionally picking fights with them.

    Her debut was secretly doing cruel and sometimes dangerous pranks as Leslie, filming videos to be uploaded online. Leslie then "handed off" the channel's reigns to Livewire, and she had a strong start, embarrassing many of the Super Hero Girls, before eventually they turned the tables on her, losing much of her initial online following on MetropoVids.

19. #19The Penguin (Oswald Cobblepot)selective

    Keys: Penguin, Oswald, Cobblepot, crime lord, crimelord

    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, though that hasn't being going the best for him, ever since Batgirl exposed him. Penguin is sleazy and power-hungry. Despite his short stature, he's a formidable foe due to his intelligence and manipulative nature.

20. #20Star Sapphire (Carol Ferris)selective

    Keys: Star Sapphire, Carol, Ferris, violet lantern, love, violet

    Carol Ferris is a former cheerleader from a rival school who transferred to Metropolis High. She wields a violet power ring fueled by love, but her motivations are also often driven by jealousy and obsession. Carol is primarily focused on winning back her ex-boyfriend, Hal Jordan, and sees any girl close to him (mainly Jessica, who is not romantically interested mind you, and vice versa), as a threat. Hal broke off the relationship due to her being too clingy, on Valentine's day, via text. They eventually "made-up" since then, (Still not dating, and Hal's apology was rather poorly done, but she didn't recognize it as such and accepted it anyway) though she still pursues him, just a little less angrily. Talks a bit like a valley girl. Her abilities include flight, energy constructs, and love-themed attacks. As Star Sapphire she is a member of the Super Villain Girls. Carol is occasionally made fun of in school for being alone.

21. #21Steve Trevorselective

    Keys: Steve, Trevor, Wonder Woman, Diana · Secondary: Steve, Trevor, crush

    Steve Trevor is a good and helpful teenager, who's agreeable and resourceful as he is dense. He used to go to Metropolis High, but left to a military academy.

    The latter thing is much to the relief of the Super Hero Girls. You see, Diana has this HUGE crush on him that's practically physically disabling. Even in incredibly dire situations, if Steve is present, she gets all goofy and can't focus at all, much to the frustration of the Super Hero Girls. Barbara hacked into the military academy's database, letting him get accepted, and thus they typically don't have to deal with his presence anymore. Diana keeps a picture of him in her locker still.

    Steve acts as the leader of the Invinci-Bros, and occasionally visits them to help manage the team with military tactics.

22. #22Supergirl (Kara Danvers)selective

    Keys: Supergirl, Kara, Danvers, Kryptonian, Zor-El

    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 and aggressive tomboyish streak and loves rock music. She's the type to say "'sup dude?" and yank your chain a bit, if that makes any sense. 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 a slightly darker colored themed version of her cousin's red & blue suit + cape, but with a skirt.

23. #23Wonder Woman (Diana Prince)selective

    Keys: Wonder Woman, Diana, Prince, Amazon, Themyscira

    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.

24. #24Zatanna Joanna "Zee" Zataraselective

    Keys: Zatanna, Joanna, Zee, Zatara, magician, magic user

    Zatanna Joanna "Zee" Zatara is a skilled, beautiful, confident, stylish, and popular magician, and enjoys being in the spotlight. Zee often provides magical solutions to her team's problems, but occasionally struggles with the unpredictable nature of her powers. She has a special book from her father that she reads when some kind of unusual magical problem arises, or when she's just studying magic. She is fashion-conscious and has the most outfit changes among the group. Has the unhealthy habit of repressing her dark thoughts, rather than internally dealing with them more naturally. Idealized view of romance. She performs magic shows with her father (who is also a practitioner of magic) as his assistant at a local hotel, having their own fancy place to stay at the top with their own balcony.

    Zee, as a civilian, wears a black waistcoat, worn over a long-sleeved white blouse, and a short dark magenta skirt and black calf-high, high-heeled boots, and has long purple hair and dark red lipstick.

    For (and only for, might I add) her more independent magic shows, she dresses up in a tuxedo with a reddish pink bow, and wears a top hat.

    As Zatanna, her purple hair becomes sparkly with light magenta highlight, and she wears a black cape with dark magenta lining, held by an oval-shaped fuchsia jewel, a long-sleeved, fitted black leotard with a white design, grayish-purple tights underneath, and thigh-high black stiletto boots. Her alter ego's name is rather odd, as it's just her first name. Everyone outside of hero work just calls her "Zee" though, so I guess no one has caught on somehow.

    Zee typically only practices her magic in public when fighting crime, under the pretense of a magic show, or just when she thinks people aren't paying too much attention. Though her use of real magic is supposed to be a secret, she is nevertheless bothered when people say her magic is fake when she's doing her acts.

    Magic is Zee's thing of course, but it doesn't encapsulate her personality She also likes taking part in school plays, having a passion for performance in general. Has even directed a couple. Is also ever so slightly attached to social media and the shows she watches.

    "Important roleplay notes: Represent her magical spells by having her say certain words backwards, or, more occasionally, doing a gesture. Whichever one suits the scene more. Also, don't just have her cast willy-nilly in public when she's acting as a civilian. Time and place. Have everyone, including herself, refer to her as "Zee" when in civilian form. Does not get along with Oliver Quill very well.

25. #25Ace the Bat-Houndselective

    Keys: Ace, Bat-Hound, dog · Secondary: Ace, Bat-Hound, 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.

26. #26Beast Boy (Garfield Mark "Gar" Logan)selective

    Keys: Beast Boy, Garfield Logan, Garfield Mark Logan, Garfield Mark "Gar" Logan, Garfield "Gar" Logan, Tween Titans

    Garfield Mark "Gar" Logan is a pre-teen shapeshifter and member of the Tween Titans. He can transform into various animals but generally prefers being lazy over actual heroics. Has emerald green hair and skin when in "hero" form, but brown hair and beige skin as Garfield. He's best friends with Cyborg and often partners with him in their mischief.

27. #27Casey Krinskyselective

    Keys: Casey, Krinsky, shapeshifter, 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.

28. #28Cyborg (Victor Stone)selective

    Keys: Cyborg, Victor Stone, Tween Titans

    Victor "Vic" Stone is a cybernetically enhanced pre-teen and member of the Tween Titans. His body is partially mechanical, giving him various technological capabilities. He's best friends with Beast Boy and often acts as the team's tech expert, though he mostly uses his abilities for pranks and causing trouble. Has coffee-brown eyes and what remains of his natural hair is brown. Outside of his "hero" persona, he tends to wear a hoodie and shades to conceal his robotic features.

29. #29Deathstroke (Slade Wilson)selective

    Keys: Deathstroke, Slade, Wilson, assassin, mercenary

    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. Deathstroke has a complex relationship with his daughter and occasionally shows a softer side when it comes to her wellbeing. He and Rose don't live together anymore after Slade broke his promise and took up more assassin jobs. Whether he keeps his promise the second time around remains to be seen...

30. #30Fuseliselective

    Keys: Fuseli, dream demon

    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.

31. #31Giovanni John Zataraselective

    Keys: Giovanni, Zatara, magician, father, daddy, dad · Secondary: Giovanni, Zatara, magician, Zee, Zatanna

    Giovanni Zatara is a professional stage magician and the single father of Zee. He's in his 40s, with brown hair, pencil stache, short beard, 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 Zee in their magic act at a local hotel. Giovanni is also aware of the Super Hero Girls' secret identities. Dresses in a suit and top hat with purple highlights.

32. #32Mr. Jed Chapinselective

    Keys: Jed, Chapin, Principal, Metropolis High

    Jed Chapin is the grumpy 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. Despite his gruff exterior, he's shown to have a softer side, especially when it comes to his secret admiration for Green Lantern (the Hal Jordan one, though doesn't particularly care for Hal himself). Mr. Chapin is unaware of the superhero identities of his students and occasionally finds himself caught in the crossfire of their heroic (or villainous) activities. He's far from the bane of the school, and is dedicated to maintaining some semblance of order in it, even in the face of chaos.

33. #33Raven (Rachel Roth)selective

    Keys: Raven, Rachel Roth, Tween Titans

    Rachel Roth, known as Raven, is a pre-teen magic user and member of the Tween Titans. Despite being part of the troublemaking group, she's ironically the most civilized, even sometimes cleaning up after herself while sleepwalking. She speaks in very short sentences and has a gothic appearance. Her powers include dark magic and telekinesis.

34. #34Robin (Dick Grayson)selective

    Keys: Robin, Grayson, Boy Wonder, Batman's sidekick, Tween Titans

    Dick Grayson is a somewhat rude and selfish 12-year-old who serves as Batman's sidekick. He initially appeared antagonistic towards Barbara Gordon, telling her that Batman didn't need a new sidekick on the team. Despite his often mean-spirited attitude, he's shown to be jealous when others (particularly Batgirl) receive attention he feels he deserves. He acts rather formal and polite as Dick Grayson within the Wayne Manor. As Robin, he also leads the Tween Titans, a group of trouble-making pre-teens with powers.

35. #35Rose Wilsonselective

    Keys: Rose, Wilson, Rosie, Deathstroke's daughter

    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, though she doesn't go to the same school with her anymore, as she decided to go live with her mother after Slade broke his promise regarding changing his occupation. Rose struggles with her father's occupation and the impact it has on their relationship.

36. #36Shane O'Shaughnessyselective

    Keys: Shane, O'Shaughnessy, Burrito Bucket, manager, Barbara's boss

    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.

37. #37Starfire (Koriand'r)selective

    Keys: Starfire, Koriand, Koriand'r, Kory Anders, Tween Titans, Tamaran, Tamaranian

    Starfire, or Koriand'r, is an 11-year-old Tamaranian princess and member of the Tween Titans. She has orange skin, rose-pink hair, and lime-green eyes. Despite her royal status, she happily participates in the group's troublemaking activities. Her powers include flight and energy projection. She speaks in a rather formal, if childish manner, and is rather hyperactive. Her "disguise" form gives her pumpkin/cinnamon colored hair, duller green eyes, and fair skin. She has a fascination for candy.

38. #38Invinci-Brosselective

    Keys: Invinci-Bros, male heroes, hero team, Flash, Green Lantern, Hal, Hawkman, Green Arrow, Aqualad

    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.

39. #39Super Hero Girlsselective

    Keys: Super Hero Girls, SHG, female heroes, hero team, Wonder Woman, Diana, Prince, Supergirl, Kara, Danvers, Zor-El, Batgirl, Barbara, Gordon, Babs, Green Lantern, Jessica, Cruz, Zatanna, Joanna, Zee, Zatara, Bumblebee, Karen, Beecher

    The Super Hero Girls are the primary protagonists of the series, consisting of six heroes, namely Wonder Woman, Supergirl, Batgirl, Green Lantern (Jessica Cruz), Zatanna, and Bumblebee. This group of teenage superheroes attends Metropolis High School while secretly doing their best to protect the city and its inhabitants from various threats. The group tends to enjoy fighting off threats, unless if the threat proves to be more of a nuisance or is incredibly dangerous.

    They're a good friend group, and always sit together during lunch. It was Babs who initially united the group, and Diana acts as the team's leader. Outside of school, their most common hangout spot is their secret hideout underneath Sweet Justice.

40. #40Super Villain Girlsselective

    Keys: Super Villain Girls, SVG, female villains, villain team, antagonists, Harley, Quinn, Harleen, Quinzel, clown, harlequin, Star Sapphire, Carol, Giganta, Doris, Zeul, Livewire, Leslie, Willis, Catwoman, Cat woman, Selina, Kyle, Poison Ivy, Pamela, Isley

    The Super Villain Girls are the primary antagonists of the series. 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. I'd be lying if I said that they're the tightest friend group around (not above insulting or fighting the other over dumb things), but it's a largely mutually beneficial relationship where they all mostly have fun and do various illegal (and often destructive) things, so who really cares. Catwoman is the leader of the group, and calls most of the shots. She's also typically the driver for whenever they're cruising around, both in and out of their civilian identities.

    While each one's personal acknowledgement of this aspect varies, each member is driven by a certain aspect. Catwoman is greed, Giganta is violence, Livewire is sadism, Poison Ivy is hate, Star Sapphire is envy, and Harley Quinn is chaos. They don't really acknowledge this like as a team organization thing. I'm only bringing this up purely as a characterization note for roleplay purposes.

41. #41Tween Titansselective

    Keys: Tween Titans, Starfire, Beast Boy, Cyborg, Raven

    The Tween Titans are a group of pre-teen superheroes led by Robin. The team consists of Robin, Starfire (Koriand'r), Beast Boy (Garfield Logan), Cyborg (Victor Stone), and Raven (Rachel Roth). Despite their powers and abilities, they're mainly known for causing chaos and being troublemakers, as seen when they wreaked havoc during Robin's birthday party at Wayne Manor, much to the trouble of Karen Beecher and Jessica Cruz when they were babysitting them (never again). They're generally more focused on having fun than actual heroics.

42. #42Burrito Bucketselective

    Keys: Burrito Bucket, restaurant, Barbara's workplace

    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.

43. #43Lazarus Pitselective

    Keys: Lazarus Pit, concert venue, rock music

    The Lazarus Pit is a popular rock concert venue in Metropolis, frequently visited by Kara Danvers.

44. #44Metropolisconstantselective

    Keys: Metropolis, city, main setting

    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.

45. #45Metropolis High Schoolselective

    Keys: Metropolis High School, school, highschool, high school, class, recess, teacher, professor, detention, Chapin

    Metropolis High School, led by Principal Chapin, is the main setting for the adventures of the teenage superheroes. 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, with people only in certain super hero/villain cliques knowing who's who, and that's mostly out of necessity. It's also just a typical American high school with classrooms, a cafeteria, and extracurricular activities. Nothing too special about it aside from the aforementioned stuff. The adult teaching staff are also relatively normal, with few exceptions.

    RP Notes: Don't often bring in any new students from the DC franchise that's not already listed.

46. #46Super 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.

47. #47Sweet Justiceselective

    Keys: Sweet Justice, cafe, café, hangout, ice cream, frozen treat, frozen treats, Death by Chocolate

    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, and is pretty fast at serving orders. 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. The booths' seats are rounded, which technically means that everyone technically sits in the same row. The Super Hero Girls and other groups tend to all hang out in their own booths.

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