Stephanie Brown (Post-Crisis)

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==Summary==
Stephanie Brown is the daughter of Crystal Brown and Arthur Brown, who was the criminal known as Cluemaster. Her father was in and out of Blackgate Prison for most of Stephanie’s childhood, and her mother turned to drugs and alcohol as coping mechanisms. When Arthur was “rehabilitated”, he began planning a new crime without giving any clues that could spoil it. So Stephanie decided that she would be the one to spoil it and created a vigilante persona for herself: The Spoiler.
Stephanie provided the clues to her father’s latest crime to the GCPD, which led to her meeting Batman and Robin and taking down her father. Afterwards, Stephanie would team up with Robin multiple times, but she was temporarily forced to retire as a vigilante when her old boyfriend got her pregnant.
After having the baby and giving it up for adoption, Stephanie returned to the role of Spoiler and was officially recruited by Batman. Stephanie worked with Batman for a while, even becoming the fourth Robin, but she was eventually “killed” by Black Mask during War Games. In reality, Stephanie had faked her death with the help of Dr. Leslie Thompkins so she could start a new life, but she eventually returned to her role as Spoiler.
After Batman’s disappearance during Batman R.I.P., Cassandra Cain gave up her role as Batgirl and left the costume with Stephanie. She tried to take Cassandra’s place for a while, but eventually got her own costume and, with the help of Oracle, officially became the third Batgirl.
==Power and Stats==
Tier: 
Name: Stephanie Brown, Batgirl, Spoiler, Robin
Origin: DC Comics, first appeared in Detective Comics Vol. 1 #647 (August 1992)
Gender: Female
Age: Mid teens in her first appearance (The same age as Tim Drake, who was a high-schooler at the time), 18 as of Batgirl Vol. 3 #1 (Was beginning her freshman year of collegeBatgirl Vol. 3 #1, October 2009)
Classification: Human, Vigilante
Powers and Abilities: 
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|-|By Herself=Superhuman Physical Characteristics, Acrobatics (Is a gymnastShowcase ‘95 #5, June 1995, frequentlyBatman: Huntress/Spoiler - Blunt Trauma, May 1998 performsRobin Vol. 2 #123, April 2004 acrobaticDetective Comics Vol. 1 #796, September 2004 maneuversBatgirl Vol. 3 #5, Feburary 2010 and did a flip while chained to a bedRobin Vol. 2 #16, April 1995), Stealth Mastery (Almost snuck up on BatmanRobin Vol. 2 #50, February 1998), Martial Arts (Easily defeated a member of the League of AssassinsRed Robin #10, May 2010)
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Attack Potency: Small Building level+ (Can consistentlyRobin Vol. 2 #3, January 1994 harmBatgirl Vol. 3 #8, May 2010 Tim Drake. Harmed the Penguin. Knocked out Violet, who could harm Tim DrakeRobin Vol. 2 #173, June 2008. One-shot a brainwashed Catwoman. Fought and overpowered Black MaskRobin Vol. 2 #130, November 2004, and even after being weakened by hours of torture, she could still physically dominate himRobin Vol. 2 #131, December 2004)
Speed: Subsonic movement speed (Shown to move at comparable speedsRobin Vol. 2 #44, August 1997 to Tim Drake). At least Supersonic+, possibly Hypersonic+ combat speed and reactions (Dodged a kick from Tim Drake and briefly fought with Damian WayneBatgirl Vol. 3 #6, March 2010)
Lifting Strength: Peak Human (Overpowered Catwoman and threw Tim DrakeYoung Justice Vol. 1 #30, April 2001)
Striking Strength: Small Building level+ (Comparable to her attack potency)
Durability: Small Building level+ (Survived attacksRed Robin #2, September 2009 from Tim Drake. Took multiple attacks from ScarecrowBatgirl Vol. 3 #3, December 2009)
Stamina: Peak Human. Had a prolonged fight with Scarecrow and frequently fights crime for several hours without showing signs of fatigue. Even after suffering hours of torture, she could still completely overwhelm Black Mask.
Range: Standard melee range, extended melee range with staff, several meters with throwing discs and batarangs
Standard Equipment: 
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* Optional Equipment: Invisibility device
|-|Batgirl=Grapple gun, batarangs, utility belt, cryokinetic batarangs, smoke bombs, retractable staff, taser batarangs, adhesive batarangs, binoculars, flaming batarangs, magnetic batarangs and combinations of her other batarangs, explosives
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Intelligence: Above Average. Stephanie knows how to dress a bullet wound and has shown some skill as a detective, as she was able to deduce Zsasz’s general location based on a corpse he left. In combat, she is capable of improvising mid-fight, something Batman has praised her forRobin Vol. 2 #127, August 2004, and she can hold her own against the likes of Damian Wayne and defeat members of the League of Assassins. Batman has even complimented her skillsBruce Wayne: No Road Home - Batgirl, December 2010.
Standard Tactics: Stephanie is primarily a hand-to-hand fighter, and she tends to open fights with an uppercut. As Spoiler and Robin, she rarely made use of her equipment, but as Batgirl, she uses them more liberally. She frequently uses her adhesive batarangs to immobilize her opponents, and she commonly uses her cryokinetic and taser batarangs as well.
Weaknesses: Stephanie can be cocky, and she frequently rushes into fights that she isn’t prepared for.
==Notable Matchups==
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==References==
Category:Characters
Category:Humans
Category:Female Characters
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Category:DC Comics
Category:Teenagers
Category:Bat Family
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Category:Vigilantes
Category:Students
Category:Acrobats
Category:Stealth Masters
Category:Martial Artists
Category:Enhanced Senses Users
Category:Light Users
Category:Invisibility Users
Category:Ice Users
Category:Smoke Users
Category:Electricity Users
Category:Adhesivity Users
Category:Fire Users
Category:Thrown Weapon Users
Category:Magnetism Users
Category:Explosion Users
Category:Sidekicks
Category:Grappling Users
Category:Hook Users
Category:Staff Users