Wonder Woman (Justice League Unlimited)

Wonder Woman (Justice League Unlimited) -

Diana Prince AKA Wonder Woman (voiced by Susan Eisenberg) is a founding member of the team and a central protagonist. She is depicted as a powerful Amazon princess, a skilled diplomat, and a fierce warrior who acts as a crucial "heavy hitter" alongside Superman. 

Summary and Role:

• Origin: Diana is the Princess of Themyscira, who left her home against her mother Queen Hippolyta's wishes to help stop an alien invasion (the Imperium) in "Secret Origins".

• Exile and Role: Due to her unauthorized departure, she is exiled from Paradise Island, leading her to become the League’s ambassador to "Man's World".

• Key Arcs: She features heavily in storylines involving her homeland, the Greek gods (Hades, Ares), and her complex relationship with Batman. In JLU, she acts as a senior member of the expanded League.

• Signature Moves: She frequently uses her Lasso of Truth to interrogate enemies and her indestructible bracelets to deflect projectiles. 

Description and Appearance:

• Appearance: She is portrayed as a tall, athletic, and beautiful woman with long black hair and blue eyes. Her costume is a more "modernized" version of her classic outfit, often featuring a red top, blue skirt-like bottom, high boots, and a tiara.

• Powers: She possesses super strength (comparable to Superman), flight, superior speed, endurance, and immortality. As an Amazon, she is a master hand-to-hand combatant. 

Personality:

• Warrior and Diplomat: She is tough, confident, and a "warrior born," yet she tries to balance this with her duties as a diplomat promoting peace.

• Passionate and Feisty: Unlike the more stoic Superman, this version of Diana is often more outspoken, fiery, and sometimes condescending towards men (especially in early seasons).

• Loyal and Protective: She is fiercely loyal to her friends, particularly Hawkgirl (despite initial betrayal) and the Justice League, and holds a strong sense of justice.

• Vulnerable Side: She shows a romantic, caring side, notably developing a close relationship with Batman.

• "Fish Out of Water": Early in the series, she is portrayed as slightly naive about the modern world, often exclaiming "Great Hera!" when surprised. 

This version of Wonder Woman is often considered a "Tank" in combat, capable of defeating other powerful heroes (as seen in the JLU episode "Grudge Match").