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Lex Luthor

## Summary

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Born as Alexander "Lex" Luthor, he would come to experience a tragedy as a child due to Superman's spacecraft, causing him to develop slow radiation poisoning. Growing up sick but surviving due to his wealthy family's research into his condition, he would learn of Superman's existence and of his apparent exposure to Kryptonite. Using this as a massive resource, Lex co-founded research group S.T.A.R Labs alongside Garrison Slate and leads LexCorp. himself in order to abolish aliens and reestablish humans as the strongest species on Earth.

## Biography

### Origins

Lex Luthor grew up under a wealthy family known for the flourishing of Metropolis over the centuries. However, Lex did not know his father well due to his long trips and began to dislike him for his neglect. As a young child, Lex witnessed a spacecraft fall onto the town of Smallville and discovered a child within. Afraid, yet curious, Lex would come into contact with Kryptonite and later develop a form of cancer due to radiation. However, his parents paid many doctors and researchers to slow his condition and, as a result, Lex found himself unable to attend school or make friends and instead stuck to reading books and educating himself in various sciences to fix his condition

Years later, when Lex moved to Metropolis and, after taking hold of his father's company, he established S.T.A.R Labs after the arrival of the alien superhero known as Superman and began experimenting with Kryptonite in an attempt to balance the scales for humanity and have them return as the greatest species on Earth.

## Personality

Lex genius is shown to have not prevented him from maintaining a level of clear arrogance and upholds a god complex. His anger due to Superman is expressed often when his research dwindles or if he finds himself unable to discredit him. However, he keeps a mask of authority and sternness in public to keep his reputation despite his immoral research.

## Appearance

Due to growing up with his condition, Lex keeps a bald head and green eyes due to his Kryptonite poisoning. However, this illness hasn't stopped him from keeping clean and healthy.

## Trivia

* Lex's green eye colour is a side-effect of the long-term Kryptonite poisoning.
* Lex owns various companies including, but not limited to, S.T.A.R Labs, LexCorp. and the Daily Planet.
Justice League: Enter the Speed-Force!

## Summary

After helping the Justice League and stopping the vicious Ocean Master, Barry Allen returns to Central City with new enemies and begins uncovering the mysterious of the enigmatic speedster who murdered his mother years ago.

## Plot

Barry Allen jumps back into his C.S.I work as he tackles a group known as the Rogues and works to free his father from his wrongful imprisonment. However, a dormant enemy awakens to exact their revenge on the hero, is Barry up for the task or will he fail before he begins?
Wayne Enterprises

**Wayne Enterprises** is a company owned by the Wayne family, being passed down to Bruce Wayne. Its primary location is Gotham City.

## Known employees

### Current employees

* Bruce Wayne / Batman (C.E.O.)
* Lucius Fox (head of R&D)
* Luke Fox (intern and assistant)
* Pamela Isley (botanist)
* Victor Fries (cryogenicist)
* Francine Langstrom (geneticist)

### Former employees

* Thomas Wayne (former C.E.O.; deceased)
* Philip Kane (acting C.E.O.; deceased)
* Kirk Langstrom / Man-Bat (former geneticist; turned insane)
Darkseid's Elite

Desaad

## Summary

Darkseid's Elite is a name coined by Desaad and consists mainly of Darkseid's core allies and relatives including his uncle Steppenwolf, his son Kalibak and his adoptive son Desaad.

## Biography

### Origins

Darkseid's Elite would come to be after Darkseid himself groomed Desaad and Kalibak as young children and later brought the two into his core regime alongside former ruler Steppenwolf. Wishing to hunt for the Anti-Life Equation, the four members would research across multiple planets and eventually discover Earth.

### Season 1

When Darkseid's planned invasion was executed, Desaad was employed as Darkseid's scientist for Superman's capture. However, Batman would rescue Superman from his fate as Desaad's pawn and, after breaking his control over the hero, would destroy the ship leaving Desaad to die. Darkseid himself, however, was soon defeated and sent back to Apokalips by the newly formed Justice League.

## Notable Members

 Steppenwolf
 Kalibak
 Desaad

## Trivia

* Other yet established members include Granny Goodness, Glorious Godfrey and Doctor Bedlam, amongst others.
Origins (episode)

## Synopsis

Following Darkseid's defeat at the hands of the seven heroes, the world finds itself in new, safer, hands. Despite each hero returning to their respective lives, a celebration is held for the group. Due to Lois Lane's viral article, dubbing the group the "Justice League", the world now believes them to be a team. Each member recalls their past as they prepare for the celebration being held in Metropolis. Later on, during the celebration, they find themselves interrupted by one of Superman's first enemies: a vengeful mad scientist who converted himself into an ultra-smart primate known as Ultra-Humanite. However, the group take the enemy down, leaving reporters to ask what their team name is called. After dismissing ideas such as "Super Seven", "Flash and the Superfriends" and "Team 7", Superman eventually decided to settle on one name: Justice League.

However, Darkseid is revealed to still be plotting against Earth and their heroes, alongside Kalibak, Steppenwolf and Granny Goodness. When the three discuss their plans to sow enough discord that the team breaks up, giving them an opening to invade once more, Desaad returns, having been revealed to be alive. Now with Darkseid's Elite at full capacity once again, Darkseid himself decides to wait for a time where Earth will be weakest, knowing one day he'll return to exact revenge.

In multiple preceding scenes, Orm Marius is seen reacting to Arthur Curry's transformation into a hero whilst Lex Luthor begins experimenting on Kryptonite and a surviving Mother Box. Following the ceremony, Amanda Waller, Rick Flag and Sam Lane begin talking about a government-owned organisation similar to the Justice League, with Steve Trevor in apparent opposition.

## Characters

* Kal-El / Clark Kent / Superman
* Bruce Wayne / Batman
* Diana Prince / Wonder Woman
* Barry Allen / Flash
* Arthur Curry / Aquaman
* Hal Jordan / Green Lantern
* Victor Stone / Cyborg
* Y'Mera Xebella / Mera
* Dick Grayson / Robin
* Barbara Gordon / Batgirl
* Alfred Pennyworth
* Kilowog / Green Lantern
* Tomar-Tu / Green Lantern
* Lois Lane
* Lex Luthor
* Iris West
* **Amanda Waller (debut)**
* John Henry Irons
* Perry White
* **Sam Lane / General Lane (debut)**
* **Rick Flag / Colonel Flag (debut)**
* Steve Trevor / Colonel Trevor
* James Gordon / Commissioner Gordon
* Harvey Bullock / Detective Bullock
* **Renee Montoya / Detective Montoya (debut)**
* Martha Kent
* Silas Stone
* **Vicki Vale (debut)**
* Ray Palmer
* Jimmy Olsen
* **Wally West (debut)**
* **Gerard Shugel / Ultra-Humanite (debut)**
* Uxas / Darkseid
* Steppenwolf
* Desaad
* Kalibak
* **Granny Goodness (debut)**
* Parademons
* **Female Furies (debut)**
* **Thomas Curry (debut)**
* **Leonard Snart / Captain Cold (debut)**
* **Mick Rory / Heatwave (debut)**
* **Orm Marius (debut)**
* **Bibbo Bibbowski (cameo) (debut)**
Edward Nygma

* Edward Nygma
* Riddler

**Edward Nygma**, also known as the self-proclaimed **Riddler**, is a former Wayne Enterprises employee and recurring enemy of the Batman, often utilising riddles and other intellectual puzzles to challenge him.

## Biography

### Early life

Edward Nygma was supposedly a Wayne Enterprises employee who turned insane. Adopting the persona of the "Riddler", Nygma began creating puzzles and playing mind games in order to find a true intellectual equal. Upon discovering Batman, Nygma attempted to challenge him time and time again until his eventual defeat. He was then sent to Arkham Asylum.

#### Origins (2018)

Nygma is seen amongst many other Arkham Asylum inmates when Batman decides to interrogate Kirk Langstrom.

## Personality

### As Edward Nygma

Prior to his personality disorder and the creation of his "Riddler" persona, Edward Nygma was a shy yet passionate man coupled with an obsession over various mind games. However, Nygma refuses to lose and would stoop as low as to manipulate others in order to win.

### As Riddler

After adopting his Riddler identity, Nygma retained much of his obsessions but on a higher, more dangerous level. His tendency to be a sore loser is also heightened. The only true difference is his occasional psychotic episodes which mainly happen upon losing or being humiliated. It is implied that Nygma's Riddler persona has taken over, leaving Edward Nygma somewhere trapped in his mind.

## Appearance

### As Edward Nygma

Edward Nygma typically wears green-coloured clothing with various shirts and suits.

### As Riddler

In his Riddler persona, Nygma wears a more unique set of green-coloured suits alongside bowling hats. Some variants are known to include question marks, a notorious clue of his.

## Trivia

* It's strongly implied that Edward Nygma has a form of dissociative identity disorder, mainly due to his memory loss upon changing personas or often struggling between personalities.

## Behind the scenes

* In the comics, **Edward Nygma** is the Batman super-villain named **Riddler** with a penchant for riddles and other mental games.

## References

1. ↑ Pilot (episode)
2. ↑ Pilot (episode)
Joe Chill

## Summary

Joe Chill is a former thief and criminal who is responsible for the murders of Thomas and Martha Wayne, inadvertently creating the infamous Batman.

## Biography

### Origins

Joe Chill entered Carmine Falcone's crime family after landing in heavy debt with the mob boss. Owing him pricey fees, Chill decided to turn to robbery, with Crime Alley becoming his main hideout.

### Murdering Thomas & Martha

When Bruce Wayne and his parents, Thomas and Martha Wayne, exited a theatre, they walked across Crime Alley, to which Joe Chill took the opportunity to rob them at gunpoint in desperation. However, due to his fragile nature, a sudden drop of Thomas Wayne's wallet caused the jumpy thug to accidentally shoot both of them, leaving him shocked and frightened, later running off in fear. Bruce was later tended to by G.C.P.D officers as Detective James Gordon searched for Joe Chill. After a shootout with Falcone's men, Chill was wounded and apprehended by Gordon.

### Bruce Confronts Chill

Several years after Bruce's tragedy, Chill was due for release from Blackgate, angering Bruce, who had undergone various training following this event. Searching for Chill, Bruce arrives at one of Falcone's hideout and, after sorting another situation, finds Chill hiding under a bridge. Chill reveals that he did not know who his parents were and that he finds himself haunted by their deaths much like Bruce. Enraged at his admission, Bruce proceeds to beat Chill until his knuckles bled. This raucous would catch the attention of the women Bruce had aided earlier, Selina Kyle and Holly Robinson, who stopped him short of killing him. Chill was later found by Harvey Bullock, who was paid off by Falcone to return him to safety. However, James Gordon instead takes him to a holding cell due to his continuous affiliation with Falcone.

### Season 1

Bruce recalls his parents' murder, including Joe Chill, when Desaad's technology forces him to face his own fears.

## Personality

Joe Chill seems to be a very timid man, often easily scared by sudden things and jumpy in nature. This is possibly due to his apparent fear of the Falcone crime family and his heavy debt to them.

## Appearance

In Bruce's younger days, Chill was a skinny man with sullen eyes and a small stutter. However, upon meeting Bruce once again in his later years, Chill became a more portly and recluse person, leading to his dirtiness and unhygienic manners.

## Trivia

* Although Joe Chill seems to be the sole man behind the Wayne murders, there are subtle hints that indicate that he was acting under duress of someone more powerful than him, with Bruce ruling out Falcone, Maroni and any competitors.
Darkseid's Invasion (episode)

## Synopsis

As Bruce, Diana, Clark and Hal argue over leadership, Darkseid and his army swarms Gotham, forcing the group to work together to stop the looming New God. Their woes continue, however, when Darkseid and Superman's clash ends with his abduction at the hands of his subordinate Desaad. With the group one man down and Bruce's allies busy aiding civilians. Arthur calls upon his close friend Mera whilst a determined Bruce opts to go after Superman himself by disguising himself as a civilians, tricking a Parademon into taking him into Desaad's lair.

## Characters

* Bruce Wayne / Batman
* Kal-El / Clark Kent / Superman
* Diana Prince / Wonder Woman
* Barry Allen / Flash
* Hal Jordan / Green Lantern
* Arthur Curry / Aquaman
* Alfred Pennyworth
* Dick Grayson / Robin
* Barbara Gordon / Batgirl
* **James Gordon / Commissioner Gordon** **(debut)**
* **Harvey Bullock / Detective Bullock** **(debut)**
* **Y'Mera Xebella / Mera** **(debut)**
* Uxas / Darkseid
* Desaad
* Parademons
* Lois Lane (vision)
* **Lex Luthor** **(vision) (debut)**
* **Dru-Zod / General Zod** **(vision) (debut)**
* **The Joker** **(vision) (debut)**
* **Faora Hu-Ul** **(vision) (debut)**
* **Jonathan Kent** **(vision) (debut)**
Carmine Falcone

## Summary

Carmine "The Roman" Falcone is mob boss operating in Gotham City who often finds himself at odds with both the Batman and his rival Sal Maroni.

## Biography

### Origins

Carmine Falcone was raised to honour his enemies but to also finish what he starts. He would bear witness to his father's murder at the hands of Sal Maroni's father and take revenge by killing Maroni's father in turn. This would continue a war began by both families since Gotham City's birth as both sons would inherit their father's criminal enterprises and their rivalry as well. However, this would be often thwarted by the vigilante known as Batman, who stopped Falcone from creating a war that would make Gotham destroy itself in the process.

## Personality

Carmine Falcon is a disciplined man who recognises strength even in his opponents and would often have the signature of branding his victims with a Galea, a Roman helmet, leading him to be dubbed "The Roman", as well his organisation being akin to the Roman Empire itself.

## Appearance

Carmine Falcone's veteran history as a mob boss is shown through his many scars acquired through wars between the Penguin, Maroni and other mob bosses as well as Batman himself. His warrior-like appearance only adds to his nickname and resemblance to a Roman soldier.

## Trivia

* Carmine Falcone has supposedly had a skirmish with a "cat-like woman". This is a direct reference to Selina Kyle, an antiheroine known as Catwoman and also Bruce Wayne's love interest.
* A list of other mob bosses that Falcone has warred with are as follows: Lui Maroni, Sal Maroni, Oswald Cobblepot, Rupert Thorne and Richard Sionis.
Parademons

**Parademons** are a collective form of converted beings under the command of Darkseid. Previously, they were created to aid Darkseid's uncle Steppenwolf but, upon his failed invasion thousands of years prior, Darkseid assumed his command.

## Biography

### Origins:

The thought of converted regular beings into mindless soldiers was first considered by Steppenwolf, the former leader of Apokalips thousands of years ago. Upon perfecting the use of converting various species into the "Parademons", Steppenwolf immediately used them to conquer Earth to search for Mother Boxes. However, his invasion was thwarted by King Atlan of Atlantis, Queen Hippolyta of Themyscira and the Viking leader Vandal Savage. Due to this defeat, Steppenwolf's nephew Darkseid was given command and began leading the Parademons, carefully and discreetly collecting more specimens in an attempt to avenge Steppenwolf and to also search for the Anti-Life Equation apparently hidden on Earth.

### Season 1:

Parademons were first sighted by the Guardians of the Universe, who warned Hal Jordan and sent him to search for one. Meanwhile, Bruce Wayne had found an apparent hiding spot and chased a Parademon down the streets of Gotham, eventually running into Hal Jordan himself.

Elsewhere, Superman had sensed a Parademon and chased it past the waters of Metropolis into Gotham as Diana Prince herself bore witness to various portals being opened, as were the heroes themselves. Eventually, the army of Parademons swarmed both Gotham and other cities, causing the heroes to unite and stop the source of them - Darkseid. Upon a rough battle, the newly formed Justice League repelled the invasion, causing the Parademons to either retreat back to Earth to convert back to humans.

## Personality

Parademons do not assume the personality of whatever is its host. Instead, their form of communication is mainly primitive and they rely mainly on sensory-type methods to reach out to others.

## Appearance

Most, if not all, Parademons retain the same look alongside wings ans glowing red or orange eyes. If necessary, a Parademon can self destruct to prevent information from being revealed and many choose flying as their main method of travelling. However, upon the occasion of a stealth or silent mission, they are capable of keeping quiet and discreet.

## Trivia

* The first invasion from the Parademons and the second invasion both culminated in a similar outcome, being that their leader was dispelled from Earth by various heroes and "primal leaders".
* Parademons are easily mistaken for zombies, giant-bugs or, to Bruce, the deranged scientist Kirk Langstrom, also known as Man-Bat.
Lana Lang

## Summary

Lana Lang is the former love interest of Clark Kent during his teenage years.

## Origins

Lana Lang developed feelings for Clark after her controlling ex was saved by him despite his brutish nature. Following this, she decided to stand up for herself more and became a close friend and later girlfriend of his. Unfortunately, their relationship ended when Clark's secrets prevented the two from getting serious.

### Season 1

Lana is seen in Superman's fear-induced flashbacks.

## Personality

Lana is a well-rounded student who was known by her classmates to be smart, athletic and kind. However, Lana's relationship with her boyfriend would lead to a shift in her personality, becoming more closed off and speaking to less people. When Clark finds out about the truth and confronts him, she begins understanding what it means to stand up for yourself and wished to protect others who were under the same abuse she was.

## Appearance

Lana is typically known for her looks and astonishing red hair, being described by many in high school as a "princess".
Justice League: Throne of Atlantis

## Summary

Throne of Atlantis, picking up after Origins, sees Arthur Curry face off against his half-brother, Orm Marius, to both stop Atlantis from invading the surface world and prove himself to the world.

## Plot

Arthur Curry is thrust into the world of Atlantis when his half-brother, Orm Marius, begins his ploy to take the throne and invade the surface world. Faced with representing both sides, Arthur must learn where he belongs and prove his worthiness to the people of Atlantis and his allies in the Justice League.
Amanda Waller

## Summary

Amanda Waller is the director of the government organisation A.R.G.U.S and the head warden of Belle Reve Penitentiary.

## Biography

### Origins

Amanda Waller's childhood history remains blurred and scattered due to her highly confidential state. However, it is known that she had enlisted in the army and eventually founded A.R.G.U.S on the behest of the President and, at one point, began a family. Her husband, Joseph Waller, would eventually be killed in the line of duty and her children would leave due to Waller's work and general abandonment of her family. This event would cause her to gain a considerable amount of weight but her leadership and prominence in the government ranks would be still be held high.

### Season 1

Following the formation of the Justice League and the success in repelling Darkseid's invasion, a ceremony was held for the seven heroes in which Waller was present. Giving them each a medal of honour, she later speaks to Sam Lane in the possibility of using these powers to secure the U.S Government's future.

## Personality

Waller seems to be a formidable person despite her stature and look. Her unrivalled ability to manipulate others is the main reason why she is in a high position and has such power at her disposal. Waller would even go as far as to blackmail and dispose of other government officials to satisfy her needs. However, the government keep a close eye on her by bestowing upon her the title of head warden at Belle Reve Penitentiary.

## Appearance

Waller, formerly being a fit woman, has since gained much weight due to the fracture between her and her family.

## Trivia

* Amanda Waller's talk with Sam Lane signifies Waller's first interest in creating her own team of super-powered people. In the comics, this would develop into the formation of Task Force X, a group comprised of incarcerated villains who are kept in line with bombs located at their necks.
Speedster Origins (episode)

## Synopsis

With both Flash and Wally unconscious, Iris races to find the new villainous speedster and discovers that Barry has also disappeared, worrying both Patty and Frye. Meanwhile, Barry awakens in a dream-like world where he finds himself talking to his mother. Later learning that she is, in fact, an avatar of the Speed-Force, he is told about the nature of his powers and his destiny as a hero. Peering into the future where he meets the Reverse-Flash, he's shocked to find that Thawne's turn to villainy was caused by Barry's heroics. With doubt clouding his mind, he faces the possibility of forever losing his powers due to his mistakes and misuse of his powers as the Speed-Force shows Wally, his parents and many other mysterious figures from his past, present and future. Coming across a man named Maxwell Crandall, a trapped speedster within the Speed-Force, Barry is informed about how he was chosen by the Speed-Force and that he must prove his worth. However, a sudden shock awakens Barry and he finds himself in S.T.A.R Labs. Becoming acquainted to scientist Tina McGee, he frantically searches for Thawne only to find out that his powers have vanished. Elsewhere, Iris becomes aware of the validity of another speedster as she interviews Rathaway and Harkness for answers.

## Characters

* Barry Allen / Flash
* Nora Allen / Speed-Force (vision)
* Eobard Thawne / Reverse-Flash
* Wally West
* Iris West
* Maxwell Crandall (debut) (vision)
* Tina McGee
* Henry Allen (vision)
* Bruce Wayne / Batman (vision)
* Darryl Frye / Detective Frye (vision)
* Jay Garrick / Flash (vision)
* Kal-El / Clark Kent / Superman (vision)
* Hartley Rathway / Pied Piper
* Digger Harkness / Captain Boomerang
* Keith Kenyon / Goldface (cameo)
* Amunet Black / Blacksmith (cameo)
* Gregory Wolfe / Warden Wolfe (debut)
Jax-Ur

**Jax-Ur** is a Kryptonian seen in one of Superman's fear-induced visions. He supposedly acts as one of General Dru-Zod's most trusted ally.

## Biography

### Origins

Not much is known about Jax-Ur, other than the fact that he was born on Krypton and came to know and join Dru-Zod as one of his closest allies. He was eventually imprisoned into the Phantom Zone alongside many other criminals, leaving his fate after Krypton's destruction unknown.

### Origins (2018)

Jax-Ur is seen amongst other Phantom Zone criminals during Desaad's experimentation on Superman.

## Appearance

Jax-Ur is bald and sports goggles in addition to a suit seemingly traditional for criminals sent to the Phantom Zone.

## Trivia

* Jax-Ur is alluded to potentially being alive.

## Behind the scenes

* In the comics, **Jax-Ur** is the ruthless Kryptonian scientist and ally of General Zod and the other Phantom Zoners. He is imprisoned for the destruction of the planet Wegthor.

## References

1. ↑ Fall of a New God
2. ↑ Fall of a New God
Ronnie Raymond

**Ronald "Ronnie" Raymond** is an athlete and quarterback for Central City University and a former budding rival of Victor Stone from Gotham City University.

## Biography

### Early life

Ronnie Raymond joined C.C.U and rose to prominence due to his athletic skills. His abilities would lead him to becoming Victor Stone's greatest rival on the field.

### Season 1: Origins (2019)

Ronnie Raymond is seen in Victor Stone's flashback during one of their many matches.

## Personality

Ronnie seems to be a hot-headed yet friendly person, developing a rivalry with Victor Stone due being on equal footing on the pitch.

## Trivia

* Ronnie Raymond's comic counterpart is known as one half of the superhero Firestorm.
* Billy Batson is the only other to-be hero present aside from Ronnie in Victor Stone's flashback.

## Behind the scenes

* In the comics, **Ronnie Raymond** is the main-half of the superhero **Firestorm**, often being the physical body of the duo.
Batman's utility belt

**Batman's utility belt** is a customised tool-belt used by Bruce Wayne whilst operating as Batman.

## History

During Bruce Wayne's early years as the vigilante Batman, he designed a custom utility belt to house most of his gadgets, presumably with the aid of Alfred Pennyworth.

### Origins (2018)

Whilst pursuing a Parademon, Batman used the utility belt to retrieve his grappling hook and later various Batarangs to pin down the creature.

## Known features

* **Various Batarangs**: The utility belt's most notorious and used gadget is the Batarang, with many types being housed in one of the pouches.
* **Grappling hook**: A grappling hook resides within the belt for quick transportation across rooftops or to chase down enemies.
* **Sonic device**: A sonic device is apparently kept in the belt, presumably to disorient enemies.

## Trivia

* The utility belt was initially designed to include a bat. However, it was discarded by Bruce for being too on the nose.

## Behind the scenes

* In the comics, the **Bat-belt** is a utility belt designed and used by Bruce Wayne as Batman. It houses a large array of high-tech gadgets meant to counter villains, aid civilians and create distractions.
Yalan Gur

## Summary

Yalan Gur was a well-respected member of the Green Lantern Corps. who was killed during the battle between Earth and Steppenwolf in the 10th century.

## Biography

### Season 1

A flashback in the episode Anti-Life Equation reveals of a battle that took place a thousand years prior to Darkseid's invasion involving his uncle, Steppenwolf, and various Earth residents such as Vandal Savage, King Atlan, Queen Hippolyta and more. Yalan Gur's involvement was due to the Guardians of the Universe sending a handful of corpsmen to aid Earth.

### Death

Yalan Gur sacrificed himself to save one of his Green Lantern allies, allowing his ring to be eventually passed on to a young Abin Sur.

## Appearance

Yalan Gur retains a beak-like mouth that allows him to exhale large amounts of air like most of his species. He's also one of the very few Green Lanterns to include a cape in their uniform.

## Trivia

* Yalan Gur's death is largely the reason why Hal Jordan and Abin Sur became Green Lanterns. Although, this could possibly have occurred at a different date.
Central City

**Central City** is a city located in United States, Missouri and is the hometown of the hero known as the Flash.

## History

### Origins

Central City became an unwitting home city to a hero known as the Flash, secretly known as C.S.I expert Barry Allen, roughly a year before the formation of the Justice League, with the Central City Picture News mainly covering the Flash heroics and activities. However, the city has also suffered from criminals who used weaponised S.T.A.R Labs tech despite being defeated by the Flash multiple times.

## Areas of Interest

 S.T.A.R Labs
 Queen Industries
 Kord Industries

## Notable individuals

### Known residents

#### Current residents

* Barry Allen / Flash
* Iris West
* Wally West / Kid Flash
* Maxwell Crandall / Max Mercury
* Leonard Snart / Captain Cold
* Mick Rory / Heat Wave
* Captain David Singh
* Tina McGee
* Digger Harkness / Captain Boomerang
* Mark Mardon / Weather Wizard
* Hartley Rathaway / Pied Piper
* P.I. Ralph Dibny

#### Former residents

* Nora Allen (deceased)

* Detective Darryl Frye (deceased)

## Trivia

* Central City's comics are revealed to be about a speedster known as Jay Garrick. Due to Barry Allen's super-speed and his childhood memories of reading such comics, this would inspire him to take on his nickname as the Flash.
Iris West

**Iris West** is the esteemed journalist for the Central City Picture News and is known for her various articles revolving around the Flash.

## Biography

### Early life

Iris West moved to Central City to pursue her journalism and would eventually land a job at the C.C.P.N and become one of their most prominent journalists, having interviewed many high-ranking individuals such as Lex Luthor, Bruce Wayne, Garrison Slate and Captain David Singh of the C.C.P.D. At this point she also began a friendly rivalry with fellow journalist Lois Lane from Metropolis' Daily Planet.

A year later, Iris learned of a "Red Blur" operating within Central City and, due to the Flash being close friends with Iris as his civilian alter-ego Barry Allen, would allow her to document his activities and even interview him at one point. This became a massive break for Iris as she became known as the only reporter able to reach the Flash.

### Season 1: Origins (2019)

Iris witnessed an invasion of a New God called Darkseid and was saved by the Flash following an army of Parademons being unleashed across the world. She would then report their success at stopping the invader and follow through on Lois Lane's nickname for them as the Justice League.

## Personality

Iris seems to be a playful and kind person but incredibly stubborn and relentless in her pursuit of a story.

## Appearance

Most notable for her stark reddish-brown hair, Iris is usually seen with her reporter card and a penchant for investigating any odd crimes in Central City.

## Trivia

* Iris West's relationship with both Barry Allen and his alter-ego, the Flash, are similar to Lois Lane with Clark Kent and his respective alter-ego Superman.

## Behind the scenes

* In the comics, **Iris West**, later known as **Iris West-Allen**, is the famous Central City reporter and journalist as well as the love interest of Barry Allen.
War (episode)

## Summary

Batman rushes to find Superman amidst an oddly constructed room that he later learns reflects one's biggest hopes and fears back at them in an attempt to drive them insane. Meanwhile, Desaad begins his plan to control Superman himself to turn the tide of battle as the hero is subjected to his own innate fears. However, Bruce manages to break free and tricks Desaad by turning his own trick against him and rushes to escape with Clark. Elsewhere, Victor learns more about his own abilities and his connection to Darkseid, being informed of the "mother box technology". Relaying this to the team, Diana plans to use Victor as their ace as both Bruce and Clark escape a now-destroyed base of operations, leaving Desaad in the blaze. Darkseid, infuriated at their escape, calls upon Kalibak to deal with Clark only for Diana to face him herself. With all seven heroes together, they form a plan to stop Darkseid one and for all.

## Characters

* Bruce Wayne / Batman
* Kal-El / Clark Kent / Superman
* Diana Prince / Wonder Woman
* Barry Allen / Flash
* Hal Jordan / Green Lantern
* Victor Stone / Cyborg
* Arthur Curry / Aquaman
* Uxas / Darkseid
* Mera
* Dick Grayson / Robin
* Barbara Gordon / Batgirl
* Desaad
* James Gordon / Commissioner Gordon
* Kalibak
* Parademons
* The Joker (flashback; vision)
* **Jervis Tetch / Mad Hatter** **(flashback; vision) (debut)**
* Alfred Pennyworth (flashback; vision)
* Lois Lane (flashback; vision)
* Lex Luthor (flashback; vision)
* **Blanque** **(debut)**
* **Perry White** **(flashback; vision) (debut)**
* **Lana Lang** **(flashback; vision) (debut)**
* **Jimmy Olsen** **(flashback; vision) (debut)**
* **Martha Kent** **(flashback; vision) (debut)**
* Jonathan Kent (flashback; vision)
* **Thomas Wayne** **(flashback; vision) (debut)**
* **Martha Wayne** **(flashback; vision) (debut)**
* **Jor-El** **(flashback; vision) (debut)**
* **Duke Thomas** **(flashback) (debut)**
* **Joe Chill** **(flashback) (debut)**

## Trivia

* Batman and Superman's escape from Desaad's virtual nightmare is due to their former experience fighting mentally strong enemies such as Mad Hatter and Blanque.
* In the flashback where Batman saves a child from the Joker, it's revealed that the child is actually Duke Thomas, who watched his parents' descent to madness from the Joker's laughing gas.
The Speed-Force (episode)

## Synopsis

Barry and Wally look on in horror as Thawne vibrates his hand through Darryl Frye. Left to die, Barry holds onto him as Thawne begins to phase through Henry Allen's cell. However, Snart's prior arrival leads to the breakout of many Flash enemies as Mick and Lisa try to distract Thawne, helping the heroes for their own agendas. With this newfound yet uneasy alliance, the two groups face off against Thawne as Wally speeds Henry away to safety. Suddenly, Barry and Thawne race into the Speed-Force with Superman close behind, leading to both Thawne and Superman racing each other during their fight and, due to Thawne's different Speed-Force energies, he begins absorbing Barry's speed to become faster and outraces Superman. However, Barry catches Thawne off guard and pushes him into the Speed-Force and tries to trap him there. Despite this, Barry is faced with the Speed-Force's avatar once again to answer for his crimes. Arguing his case, Max and Jay arrive and take Barry's side, convincing the Speed-Force to allow Barry to make up for his mistakes by continuing as the Flash. Jay reveals that his memories have been erased and he no longer remembers his heroic actions during his time and Barry takes him back to present day to help him, provided the Speed-Force cures Jay of his illness. Snart and the Rogues, now broken free, begin to escape but are faced with the Justice League's timely arrival. Later on, Barry and the League reunite and both him and Superman joke about who's fastest, resulting in a race between the two. Wally makes the decision to learn more about the Speed-Force through Barry by becoming his intern. Additionally, due to Frye's tragic death, Singh hires Hunter Zolomon as a C.S.I analyst and junior detective. Barry asks Iris out after years of to and fro, to which she agrees. Iris reveals that she has a new intern as well called Linda Park. However, their date is interrupted by a chemical attack by Albert Desmond, a man with split personality disorder and he races off, joined by Wally. Warden Wolfe reports three missing inmates: Amunet Black, Keith Kenyon and Tony Woodward.

## Characters

* Barry Allen / Flash
* Wally West / Kid Flash
* Jay Garrick / Flash
* Eobard Thawne / Reverse-Flash
* Kal-El / Clark Kent / Superman
* Bruce Wayne / Batman
* Diana Prince / Wonder Woman
* Hal Jordan / Green Lantern
* Victor Stone / Cyborg
* Arthur Curry / Aquaman
* Iris West
* Leonard Snart / Captain Cold
* Mick Rory / Heatwave
* Lisa Snart / Golden Glider
* Digger Harkness / Captain Boomerang
* Mark Mardon / Weather Wizard
* Sam Scudder / Mirror Master
* Hartley Rathaway / Pied Piper
* Henry Allen
* Ralph Dibny
* Maxwell Crandall / Max Mercury
* Darryl Frye / Detective Frye
* David Singh / Captain Singh
* Patty Spivot / Detective Spivot
* Hunter Zolomon / Detective Zolomon
* Albert Desmond / Mr. Element
* Amunet Black / Blacksmith
* Keith Kenyon / Goldface
* Gregory Wolfe / Warden Wolfe
* Silas Stone
* Lois Lane
* Linda Park
* Meloni Thawne
* Thaddeus Thawne
* Nora Allen
* Tony Woodward
Billy Batson

**William "Billy" Batson** is a child who witnessed Victor Stone's match between Gotham City University and Central City University.

## Biography

### Season 1: Origins (2019)

In a flashback, it's revealed that Billy Batson was present during one of Victor Stone's football matches against Central City University.

## Trivia

* Ronnie Raymond is the only other to-be hero present aside from Billy in Victor Stone's flashback.

## Behind the scenes

* In the comics, **Billy Batson** is known as the god-like superhero Captain Marvel, later renamed Shazam.
Salvatore Maroni

**Salvatore "Sal" Maroni** is the notorious Gotham City crime boss, the known rival of the late Carmine Falcone and enemy of the Batman.

## Trivia

* Salvatore Maroni has a long-standing rivalry with Carmine Falcone, a trait taken from the comics.
* Salvatore is directly responsible for the disfigurement of Harvey Dent, becoming the catalyst for his transformation as Two-Face.
A Hero's Calling (episode)

## Synopsis

Aquaman attempts to explain recent events to Superman, to which he responds by revealing that Waller wishes to strike down Atlantis if needed. Murk retreats after seeing Superman, allowing Mera to catch up and confront the hero about his actions against Arthur. Saddened by his position, he gives Arthur 24 hours to fix the situation before he's forced to apprehend him. Upon leaving the two, they eventually come across a secret tunnel leading to Atlan's resting place and use a key in Vulko's message to enter. Black Manta, gathering his bearings, finds Aquaman underground and plans to cave him in. The duo then find out that Atlan's resting place has transferred and they're in his former resting area. Disheartened, they search for further clues as Green Lantern and Cyborg come across Black Manta. Realising his mistake, he escapes when Orm's forces attack the two. King Shark then reveals his connection to Amanda Waller, revealing to be a spy who took on the mission for a lower sentence in Belle Reve. Wonder Woman goes in search for Waller's mole after Steve Trevor reveals her intentions. Elsewhere, the Flash searches for Green Lantern and Cyborg, unaware that someone is watching him. Arthur and Mera nearly give up searching until the bombs Black Manta placed go off. However, Arion reveals himself to them and guides them to Atlan's resting place. Batman analyses the trident in the video and passes it to Lucius Fox and his son. Elsewhere, Orm Marius and Murk reunite and inform their Atlantean army to be on standby on the shores, worrying all the Justice League members. Arion tells Aquaman and Mera about King Atlan's history before holding Mera hostage and threatening to kill her.

## Characters

* Arthur Curry / Aquaman
* Y'Mera Xebella / Mera
* Kal-El / Clark Kent / Superman
* Bruce Wayne / Batman
* Diana Prince / Wonder Woman
* Victor Stone / Cyborg
* Hal Jordan / Green Lantern
* Barry Allen / Flash
* David Hyde / Black Manta
* Orm Marius / Ocean Master
* Ahri'ahn / Arion
* King Shark
* Amanda Waller
* Rick Flag / Colonel Flag
* **Eobard Thawne / Reverse-Flash (debut)**
* Murk / Commander Murk
* Garth
* Tula
* Nuidis Vulko
* Atlan / King Atlan (flashback)
* **Corum Rath / Commander Rath (debut)** (flashback)
* **Lucius Fox (debut)**
* **Luke Fox (debut)**
* Iris West
* Wally West
Gotham City

## Summary

Gotham City is the city located within New Jersey and is the current home of the vigilantes Batman, Robin and Batgirl. Due to the city's up-and-down history, much of the state's crime and corruption occurs within Gotham and, as result, several vigilantes have appeared in an attempt to improve the situation.

## Biography

### Origins

Although old records on Gotham prove to be contradictory, several families held a powerful status within Gotham, namely the Waynes, the Kanes, the Elliots, the Crownes and the Cobblepots. However, the greed from few of these families led to a tug-of-war for Gotham and eventually the city descended to corruption and the territory was split between each family. The Waynes eventually grew to specific prominence due to their efforts to aid the city and became a target for many, especially the Cobblepots and Elliots. Thomas and Martha Wayne, however, as the living descendants of the Kane and Wayne families, dedicated their lives to help improve Gotham such as advocating for a railway system, the funding for the G.C.P.D, medical issues and abhorrent corruption. Unfortunately, their deaths at the hands of Gotham's own criminals left Gotham back in worse shape until their son, Bruce Wayne, rose to use his wealth to help others in his younger years. 10 years later, upon his return, Bruce began operating as the vigilante Batman to stop criminals and overthrow corrupt organisations within his home city. His efforts would go on to inspire the likes of Dick Grayson, the vigilante known as Robin and Barbara Gordon, the vigilante known as Batgirl.

### Season 1

Gotham became an unfortunate catalyst for Darkseid's invasion due to its poor conditions and thus several Parademons were spotted by Batman and the Green Lantern Hal Jordan. Later, upon further discovery, the city became subject to a sudden attack of Darkseid's Parademons, despite the efforts of Robin, Batgirl and the Justice League. However, things took a hopeful turn for Gotham when they stopped the invasion, bringing a new team of heroes in the light of both Gotham and Earth.

## Areas of Interest

 Wayne Enterprises Tower
 Iceberg Lounge
 Batcave
 LexCorp Tower
 Queen Industries Tower

## Known individuals

### Known residents

#### Current residents

* Bruce Wayne / Batman
* Alfred Pennyworth
* Dick Grayson / Robin
* Barbara Gordon / Batgirl
* Lucius Fox
* Commissioner Jim Gordon
* Detective Harvey Bullock

#### Incarcerated residents

* The Joker
* Harvey Dent / Two-Face
* Floyd Lawton / Deadshot
* Garfield Lynns / Firefly
* Kirk Langstrom / Man-Bat
* Edward Nygma / Riddler

#### Former residents

* Philip Kane
* Thomas Wayne
* Martha Wayne
* Commissioner Gillian Loeb
* Mayor Hamilton Hill

## Trivia

* Bruce Wayne seems to have inherited his ancestors' passion to protect and improve Gotham.
* Oswald Cobblepot also seems to have adversely gained his ancestor's greed and corruption.
* Gotham is directly opposite Metropolis, over a water.
* Gotham has suffered three major attacks since Bruce's 10-year return: Ra's al Ghul's attack, the Joker's rampage and Darkseid's invasion.
United We Rise (episode)

## Synopsis

Wonder Woman's plan is thrown into action as both forces clash. Victor struggles to control his abilities as he attempts to create a boom tube to no avail. Meanwhile, Kalibak undermines Wonder Woman, leading to her feigning and subsequently defeating him. Witnessing the defeat of both of his children, Darkseid arises to battle all seven heroes only to find themselves entangled against Superman. However, Superman is quickly outmatched by Darkseid's unknown abilities such as his omega beams. Bolstered by the power of the mother boxes in his command, he freely uses portals to take down each hero despite Superman's efforts to counter him. Luckily, Aquaman's surprising strength underwater and Mera's aid gives the team a chance to buy Victor time in creating his boom tube as Parademons lock onto him, hoping to tear the mother box off him. Fortunately, Barry guards Victor as he attempts to amass enough power to create a boom tube, only to realise that factoring in Darkseid's height and mass would mean exerting more energy than possible. However, Barry uses his lightning toss to charge Victor with enough power to create the boom tube as the seven heroes reunite to ready themselves against Darkseid.

## Characters

* Bruce Wayne / Batman
* Kal-El / Clark Kent / Superman
* Diana Prince / Wonder Woman
* Victor Stone / Cyborg
* Arthur Curry / Aquaman
* Barry Allen / Flash
* Hal Jordan / Green Lantern
* Y'Mera Xebella / Mera
* Uxas / Darkseid
* Kalibak
* Parademons

## Trivia

* Darkseid and Superman's rivalry is especially highlighted in this episode due to the former's status as the latter's archenemy.
* Aquaman is seen using his telekinetic abilities and Mera her aquakinetic abilities for the first time in the series.
小花的梦

介绍
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《小花的梦》是一首于6月1日儿童节发布的一首原创歌曲

歌词
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   词：全刚

演唱：杨希

记不住昨晚梦的最后

有没跟白雪公主说晚安

匆匆忙忙起床上学

吃着妈妈带的早饭

踏进校园老师问好

这就是我新的一天

你是不是和我一样

她们管这叫做童年

窗外的白云像朵棉花糖

好紧张

妈妈说我不能吃太多糖

那样牙齿会掉光

偷吃一块不会有人发现

因为我用双手捂住眼睛

谁也看不见

想在海边堆起一座王子住的城堡

看彩虹吹着泡泡拍一张美丽照片

想去绿色草原抱着小羊一起咩咩

考试满分作业写完就能去游乐园

隔壁壮壮总是笑我又在胡思乱想

可我知道长大之后我能实现梦想

因为我不会向时常撒谎的大人那样

说出的话有时她们会主动选择遗忘

其实我还有个秘密谁都不会分享

我能和小动物说话渡过无聊时光

他们不用上课可是每天很忙

小鸟说她可以借我带羽毛的翅膀

那样我就可以去想到想去的地方

可它说我太胖了飞不起来会受伤

那我可要好好减肥准备迎接风浪

迎着阳光抱着小熊我们一起闯荡

可能要飞好几天

不知道爸爸妈妈会不会想我

还要告诉壮壮

不用每天都在等我下课

老师留的作业等我回来在做

我爸爸买的巧克力可挺好吃

剩下的那几块等我回来在吃 谁也别动

就在梦里边 欢笑间 童年里 就在这里
Leonard Snart

## Summary

Leonard Snart, known by his nickname Captain Cold, is a member of the criminal organisation known as the Rogues and frequent enemy to the Flash.

## Biography

### Origins

Leonard Snart first encountered the Flash in his first year of heroic activities. Due to this, Snart grew a grudge and wishes to rid Central City of the Flash. Therefore, Snart decided to form the Rogues, a group of criminals within Central City who use high-tech by S.T.A.R Labs to rob anywhere they choose.

## Personality

Snart is shown to be a man of honour despite his actions and believed himself to be the Flash's most capable enemy.

## Appearance

Snart is often shown wearing a parka in order to defend himself from the immense cold given off by his weapon of choice. His goggles additionally provide protection for his identity and from his cold gun.
Green Lantern ring

The **Green Lantern ring** is a customised ring created by the Guardians of the Universe for the Green Lantern Corps.. Its primary function is to protect the user, provide information and assist in arresting enemies. If a Green Lantern dies with the ring intact, it will automatically search for a new host within the Sector.

## History

The Green Lantern ring was invented by the Guardians of the Universe for the Green Lantern Corps.. It became the most important part of any Green Lantern's arsenal and was created with the ability to turn willpower into tangible objects or weapons.

### Steppenwolf Invasion

During Steppenwolf's failed invasion on Earth centuries ago, the Guardians dispatched the legendary Yalan Gur to aid Earth in repelling the attack. Despite succeeding, Yalan Gur fell in battle and his ring flew off in search of a successor.

### Darkseid's Invasion

Hal Jordan became the current owner of Yalan Gur's Lantern ring, using it to aid the other heroes on Earth to repel another invasion by Apokolips, albeit the invader being Steppenwolf's nephew Darkseid instead. Hal was able to bring justice to Gur's death by once again defeating and repelling the invaders.

## Powers & abilities

### Powers

* **Willpower manifestation**: The ring is able to turn the will of the user into objects, either as weapons, defense or even useful tools.

### Weaknesses

* **Limited charge**: The ring can deplete in energy, resulting in the inability to use any of its functions. However, a safeguard is in place to warn the user before this happens. A power battery is then needed to recharge the ring to full capacity.

## List of owners

### Earth

* Hal Jordan: Passed down from Yalan Gur through an unknown amount of Lanterns.

### Bolovax Vik

* Kilowog: Passed down from an unknown Lantern.

### Korugar

* Thaal Sinestro: Passed down from an unknown Lantern.

### Kurvak

* Yalan Gur: Passed down to an unknown amount of Lanterns, eventually to Hal Jordan.

## Equipment

* **Power battery**: Each ring comes equipped with a power battery in order to charge it with the user's willpower. The battery often resides on the planet Oa and appears whenever the user summons it.

* **Artificial Intelligence**: An A.I. resides in each ring to provide information, communication, identification and support amongst other things.

## Behind the scenes

* In the comics, the **Green Lantern ring** is a specialised ring made by the Guardians of the Universe as the main tool for the Green Lantern Corps.. In rare instances, a ring can be created purely by will or even evolve further. Eventually, the revelation of the Emotional Spectrum debuts Lantern ring from other Lantern Corps. of varying emotions.

## References

1. ↑ Anti-Life Equation
2. ↑ Justice League: Origins