Wonder Woman

Full Name: Diana of Themyscira.

Race: As Princess Diana of Themyscira, Wonder Woman is of Amazonian blue-blood. Formed from clay by her mother, Queen Hippolyta, and given life by the breath of Aphrodite, she is a demi-god.

Age: As an Amazon, she is either functionally immortal or extremely long-lived. She hasn’t aged in decades and shows no signs of physical deterioration. This gives her centuries’ worth of battle experience, elevating her above most human or even superhuman opponents.

Alias: Princess Diana, Queen Diana, Wonder Woman.

Origin: Flashpoint comics.

Occupation: Queen of the Amazons, Ruler of New Themyscira, (formerly known as United Kingdom).

Powers / Skills: Swordsmanship, Knifemen, Diplomacy, Lasso, Military strategies, Superhuman strength, Superhuman durability, Superhuman reflexes, Flight, Cunning, Hand-to-hand Combat, Immortality, Multilingualism, Near invulnerability, Tactical leadership.

Goals: Kill all men (and everyone else who is not an amazon). Conquer the Earth (both failed). Kill Aquaman (succeeded). Executing an innocent man (succeeded).

Crimes: Mass murder (including Child murder), Genocide, Regicide, Attempted world domination, Mass destruction, War crimes, Hate crimes, Torture, Terrorism, Conspiracy, Adultery, Mutilation, Abuse of power, Crimes against humanity.

Type of Villain: Genocidal Misandrist.

Biography: In the alternate "Flashpoint" universe, Diana became queen of the Amazons instead of becoming a superhero and joining the Justice League. Wonder Woman and her Amazons once aided Aquaman and his Atlanteans against some unknown enemy. Afterwards Aquaman and Wonder Woman became taken with one another and had an intimate encounter, much to the horror and dismay of Aquaman's wife Mera, who unbeknownst to Aquaman and Wonder Woman witnessed the sexual encounter. Confronting Wonder Woman later, Mera was swiftly decapitated by the Amazon Princess, who then sent Aquaman Mera's severed head (or headless body, in the comics) as a "gift". Enraged, Aquaman declared war on the Amazons, a conflict that would come to devastate the entire planet, first when Aquaman flooded most of Europe, and then when Wonder Woman and her Amazons seized control of what remained of the continent, killing over 30,000,000 people in the process. Attempting to stop the madness, the US army sent in one of their agents, Lois Lane to try and make contact with the resistance movement in Europe led by Grifter. Wonder Woman and some of her Amazons later captured one of Lois Lane's allies, Steve Trevor, who Wonder Woman personally murdered with homicidal glee by strangling him to death and told him before killing him Steve with not the only one Wonder Women I love that u won’t involve in your queen descions she also captured most Us army agent were captured by Wonder Women after she Got the information she wants she executed them all like she did to Steve. During the final battle of the Flashpoint world, Wonder Woman personally engaged Aquaman, who condemned her for not only slaying his wife but wearing her helmet as a trophy, to which Wonder Woman countered that the helmet was a warning. Wonder Woman also battled Captain Thunder, but forced him to turn back into the mortal children who made up his being. Wonder Woman then murdered a helpless Billy Batson in cold blood. Wonder Woman then cornered Aquaman and ordered his surrender planning to massacre the male population of Atlantis and enslave the females. Wonder Woman then boasted she would execute her opponent for the "good of all" at the moment Aquaman activated his doomsday weapon and Diana remorsefully held the body of the dead Atlantean king as the shock wave from the device approached. She was finally killed when the doomsday weapon of Atlantis was activated and his crime against humanity is erased, after the restoration of the timeline by Flash.

Personality: In contrast to regular Wonder Woman, who is consistently shown to be kind, patient, benevolent and loving, the Wonder Woman of the Flashpoint World was a cruel, sadistic, bloodthirsty, tyrannical, and merciless despot who was responsible for the deaths of millions of people. Notably even before the war with Atlantis this version of Diana was shown to lack the lofty morals of her counterpart, first sleeping with a married man and then murdering his wife, which prompted the war between Atlantis and Themyscria in the first place. Despite claiming that men were the cause of all the world's evils, Wonder Woman herself committed and oversaw terrible atrocities, up to and including planning to kill everyone who was not an Amazon, effectively rendering her claim entirely hypocritical and deceptive. She also hates humanity in Flashpoint and has no problems for killing children. Notably Wonder Woman here seemed to feel as if she deserved Aquaman as a mate and wanted him entirely for herself, hence why she killed Mera and reacted negatively to Aquaman's ensuing wrath. Most telling is Wonder Woman's angry accusation to Aquaman during the final battle that he never loved her, though the same could easily be said of Wonder Woman herself, her attraction being based more out of lust and possessiveness than genuine love.

Physical Appearance & Attire: Height: Approximately 6 feet (183 cm) Diana retains her imposing Amazonian stature, tall and regal, towering over many male characters. Weight: Estimated around 165–175 lbs (75–79 kg) Her physique is lean, muscular, and defined, reflecting peak Amazonian conditioning. She’s built like a powerful soldier, not overly bulky but honed for battle—graceful yet deadly. Body Type: Athletic, statuesque, and sculpted. She has broad shoulders, a narrow waist, and long, toned limbs that radiate strength and discipline. She moves like a trained killer—precise and purposeful. Skin Tone: Smooth, light olive/tan complexion, with an almost regal, untouched quality. Facial Features: Diana's face is angular and intense. High cheekbones, a strong jawline, and sharp brows give her an almost predatory beauty. Her lips are usually set in a stern or cold expression, rarely softening. Her eyes are wide and slightly piercing. Eyes: Bright steel-blue, sharp and penetrating. Her gaze is calculated and unflinching, full of judgment or veiled rage. There is little warmth left in her stare. Hair: Thick, long jet-black hair, often flowing freely down her back in natural waves. Her hair remains wild and symbolic of her untamed Amazonian roots—she doesn't style it delicately, it’s left to whip like a banner in battle. Unlike her classic patriotic armor, this Flashpoint version wears Amazonian royal war armor that’s more brutal, darker, and militaristic in design: Headgear: A golden tiara with a sharp, angular design—almost more like a crown or war-helm than a decorative tiara. It has spiked, aggressive edges, not unlike a tactical piece of armor and under the golden tiara is a silver tiara with a dark red star on the middle of it. Torso Armor: Her upper body is armored in a crimson red breastplate with gold accents, molded to her form but designed for war, not pageantry. It’s darker than the traditional Wonder Woman color scheme, more blood-red and shadowed gold. Belt and Lasso: A golden armored belt around her waist holds her Lasso of Truth, which she now uses more as a tool of coercion or torture than truth-seeking. Skirt / Bottoms: Instead of shorts, she wears a dark-blue leather battle skirt with gold lining, cut short for movement in combat and it also has a small white star on the middle of the crotch area and another small white star near the right edge of the battle skirt and also it has another small white star near the left edge of the battle skirt. The skirt is slashed at the sides and plated for defense. She has silver bracelets and underneath the silver bracelets are navy blue fingerless gloves that has a small white star on the middle of both of the navy blue fingerless gloves. On her right shoulder she has a thick pauldron that is mostly silver with golden rims on it. Boots: Knee-high armored greaves in mostly silver with golden accents, with razor-sharp trim. They clank ominously with each step. Cape (optional): She wears a royal navy blue or dark navy blue cloak, symbolizing her status as Queen of the Amazons. The cloak is heavy and war-torn at the edges. Weapons: She is often seen with a long silver sword, blood-stained and forged in Amazon tradition. She also carries a round shield with Amazon sigils and a dagger, which she uses ruthlessly (notably when she kills Queen Mera).

Powers and Abilities: In terms of power and abilities, Flashpoint Wonder Woman was shown to have much the same capabilities as her mainstream counterpart, though also clearly favored the sword, in keeping with her more brutal and bloodthirsty personality. Her ruthless nature also allowed her to use her powers in a more dangerous fashion. Superhuman Strength One of her most defining powers: Capable of lifting several tons effortlessly—strong enough to go toe-to-toe with beings like Aquaman, Shazam, and even Superman-level opponents. In Flashpoint, she uses her strength for sheer brutality. She's seen ripping through armored soldiers, smashing tanks, and crushing bones without hesitation. Her strikes can cause shockwaves, break reinforced structures, and knock metahumans across battlefields. Superhuman Speed & Reflexes: Diana is incredibly fast, capable of dodging gunfire, parrying bullets with her bracelets, and outmaneuvering multiple opponents at once. Her combat reflexes are enhanced to near-instant response times—she can perceive and react to attacks within milliseconds. She is faster than most non-speedster metahumans, often appearing as a blur in battle. Superhuman Intelligence & Tactical Genius: Trained from childhood in the art of war and diplomacy, Diana possesses military-level strategy, battlefield command skills, and political cunning. In Flashpoint, her intellect is channeled toward warfare and conquest. She successfully manipulates world powers and leads a near-genocidal campaign across Europe. She shows exceptional adaptability, exploiting weaknesses and turning alliances to her advantage (e.g., her manipulation of Aquaman and the Atlanteans). Superhuman Durability / Stamina: Diana is nearly invulnerable to conventional weaponry. Bullets, blades, and explosions have little to no effect on her. She can withstand direct strikes from metahumans, powerful energy blasts, and extended combat without tiring. She does not require rest, food, or water in the way normal humans do—she can fight for days without fatigue. Master Combatant: Flashpoint Wonder Woman is one of the deadliest hand-to-hand combatants in her universe. She is an expert in: Amazonian martial arts, Swordplay, Shield defense, Tactical ambush and stealth combat. Unlike her heroic counterpart, she fights to kill, not to subdue. Her techniques are lethal, focused on disabling or executing opponents swiftly. Immortality / Longevity: As an Amazon, she is either functionally immortal or extremely long-lived. She hasn’t aged in decades and shows no signs of physical deterioration. This gives her centuries’ worth of battle experience, elevating her above most human or even superhuman opponents. Lasso of Truth (Now Weaponized): Her iconic Golden Lasso of Truth is still present but used differently. In the Flashpoint timeline, she uses it to interrogate, coerce, and psychologically torment prisoners and enemies. The lasso still forces people to tell the truth, but Diana weaponizes this ability to extract secrets, strategies, or betrayals during wartime. It’s also unbreakable, and can be used to restrain or even strangle enemies. Magical Weapons & Gear: Wields a divine Amazonian sword, capable of cutting through nearly anything—including Atlantean armor and magical shields. Her shield can block energy blasts, projectiles, and even withstand tectonic-level impacts. Her bracelets of submission can deflect gunfire, energy blasts, and are also used as blunt-force weapons in close quarters. Resistance to Magic: As a mystical being forged by gods, Diana has a high degree of magical resistance. She can withstand sorcery, curses, and enchantments that would cripple most heroes. This makes her especially dangerous to magic-wielding enemies, like sorcerers or mystic-powered metahumans. Underwater Combat Proficiency: Due to her war with Atlantis, she has trained to fight undersea. While she doesn’t breathe underwater, she can hold her breath for extended periods, fight with adapted weapons, and navigate aquatic battlefields. Leadership and Fear Domination: Her charisma and presence inspire absolute obedience—or fear. She commands legions of Amazons with iron discipline, and even the fiercest warriors follow her orders without question. Her ability to intimidate and dominate entire rooms makes her a psychological weapon as well.