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The Goddess Must Be Crazy

"**The Goddess Must Be Crazy**" is the twentieth Justice League Action short episode.

## Summary

Paradise Island is 'off-limits' to men, but Felix Faust sneaks in by possessing Supergirl, and Wonder Woman then has to figure out how to get rid of him before the manipulated superheroine wrecks the whole island.

## Notes

* The writer was named in a tweet by the DCAU Resource.
* The title must be derived from that of the comedy movie The Gods Must Be Crazy (1980).
Black Canary

A female superhero, and a member of the Justice League.

## Description

**Black Canary** only appears in the background in one episode. With her long blonde hair and distinguishing neckband, she is also identifiable by her traditional costume of short jacket, leotard and tights (but not fishnets). However, she does appear also in two of Space Cabbie's 'selfies' (see gallery).

## Notes

* In the comics, she nearly always wears fishnet tights rather than the plain gray ones shown here. The style of art in this series tends to use solid color and avoids patterns.
Batmobile

The main wheeled vehicle used by Batman.

## Description

The **Batmobile** is driven only by Batman. It has a design like a racing car with a low, sleek profile and wide tires. At the back is a wide exhaust nozzle which makes it likely that it has a gas turbine engine and the air intakes may be the openings underneath the headlights.

The chassis is compact and, although it has a long hood, the driving compartment is set back to the rear allowing only a small trunk. There are two seats inside, side-by-side, with a steering wheel - looking more like that of an airplane - and a stick for gear changes. At least one of the seats can automatically eject (with the passenger) in the event of an internal fire or just be ejected manually. The dashboard has a number of displays on it with a larger one sometimes projected onto the windshield, the glass of which extends all around like an airplane's canopy.

The Batmobile does not appear to be fitted with guns, but at the front of the vehicle, where we would normally expect the radiator, a hatch can open to allow things to be propelled forwards - for example, a cable with *bolas* attached to entangle and trip an opponent.

Also, a pair of cables with grappling hooks can shoot from the sides or rear to grip a lamppost that allows the Batmobile to suddenly swerve to avoid a collision before detaching the cables. A braking parachute can deploy from the rear of the vehicle, and a mechanism can replace a damaged wheel with another from inside while still moving.

## Appearances

3. Night of The Bat
8. Galaxy Jest
11. Speed Demon
23. Double Cross
25. Garden of Evil
29. Mxy's Mix-Up
35. Superman's Pal, Sid Sharp (brief)
44. System Error
Short 11. Toymano a Mano

## Notes

* The enchanted version seen in Speed Demon does have a mortar that shoots bombs upwards from a hatch in the hood.
Martian Manhunter

A superhero from Mars, and a member of the Justice League.

## Description

The **Martian Manhunter** has a humanoid shape and is of medium height with green skin - but this version of him is unusually skinny. He has an elongated head with large, red, typically-alien eyes underneath a prominent brow ridge. He wears the usual blue cape, red belt, and crossed red straps across the chest, but has tight, blue full-length pants with long, black boots. He is softly spoken and good humored. Indeed, he likes to tell jokes but, being *naïve* about human culture, has to ask if they were funny. Batman calls him "The Martian".

He has a wide range of super-powers which include flight and super-strength, and it is implied that the latter is comparable to that of Superman or Shazam. It is not clear to what extent he is invulnerable. The Manhunter also has more unique abilities: one is that he is a shape-shifter and, although Batman tells us he can imitate people, will adopt the form of various alien monsters - presumably Martian ones. These are used to overwhelm opponents in combat.

Perhaps related to this power are his abilities to become intangible (so that he can pass through solid objects) and to fade away to invisibility and back again.

Martian Manhunter also has powers of the mind which enable him to both read and control the minds of others, and it is implied that this is even effective against Superman. However, a major flaw in this impressive array of powers is his susceptibility (he calls it an "allergy") to common fire which can render him incapacitated if it comes too close.

We are not told anything of the Manhunter's origin on Mars or how he came to be on Earth.

## Appearances

2. Power Outage
29. Mxy's Mix-Up (cameo)
32. Booray for Bizarro
37. The Ringer (cameo)
46. Party Animal (cameo)
51. Unleashed (cameo)
Short 19. Skyjacked (cameo)

## Notes

* In the comics this character was originally known as J'onn J'onzz (pronounced "John Jones") but it is not used in this series. 'The Martian Manhunter' or 'The Manhunter from Mars' were originally just epithets like Caped Crusader or Man of Steel.
Mister Terrific

A superhero and a member of the Justice League.

## Description

**Mister Terrific** is seen as being as tall, slim and lithe with colored skin and short black hair, cut flat on top. His costume is predominantly black with yellow markings and includes a waist-length jacket that is always open. By his own declaration, he is "the third smartest person in the world" and has doctorates in engineering, physics, law, psychology, chemistry, and mathematics. Given his immodest name, it is perhaps not surprising that he is egotistical and self-praising but is also bright and good-humored. Mister Terrific speaks quickly with a Black American accent and tends to run his sentences together, and we can hear him say, "Time to T-up!" as though it is his trademark cry. He tells us that he is, "all about fair play," but without further elaboration.

He is an Olympic-level athlete and master martial artist but any powers that he has come from the technology that he creates using his intellect. The T-Spheres are his invention and each is about the size of a soccer ball but they are not well explained. They are numerous, and Mister Terrific usually has at least four of them floating in the air around him, and appears to control them by thought though he occasionally talks to them.

Because he is such a superb athlete, he can fly through the air just by balancing on one or two T-Spheres. Each one has a 'T' design on their front side from which they can project green light constructs to grip and carry a victim, project a bubble to hold a captive, display a screen of information, or just shoot ray blasts. In one story, one of them flattens to form the 'T' mask that goes across his face.

They can change shape and combine together to form a solid object like a ramp. We are also told that they can "hack into any system" (which includes that "matrix" which is Firestorm) and is achieved by projecting beams of light. They are also said to emit *tachyons* (faster-than-light particles) that can be used to track these spheres.

Mister Terrific's real name is Dr. Michael Holt and, when he was a 14-year-old prodigy, was at college with a young Professor Stein.

## Appearances

34. The Cube Root
39. The Brain Buster
46. Party Animal (cameo)

## Notes

* His jacket does not have "Fair Play" displayed on it as it often has in the comics.
* In the comics, Mister Terrific was originally a member of the Justice Society and continues as such, but he was seen with the League in the *Justice League Unlimited* (2004-2006) animated TV series.
Paradise Island

The home of the Amazons.

## Description

**Paradise Island** (also called **Themyscira**) is occupied by the all-female Amazons. When seen from above, it appears as a volcanic caldera filled with water, with a smaller island in the middle. The main settlement is probably on the central island and, both at the foot of craggy cliffs and on top, buildings in the style of Greek temples can be seen.

Inside one of them is the throne of the Amazon queen, Hippolyta, on which she sits at the base of a colossal statue of the goddess Hera that has a crown, a long scepter and a serpent.

The island is declared by the Queen to be off-limits to all men and, as a sorceress, she is able to cast a spell over it that immediately ejects any male that sets foot there. Wonder Woman is often present and actively defends it from outside attack, while Supergirl can also be there to participate in combat practice.

Other places can be accessed from the island. Dangerous prisoners like Circe can be condemned to the 'Pits of Tartarus', and powerful objects like the 'Oculus of the Argo' can be hidden in the 'Fallen Realm' which appears to be on the underside of the world and can only be reached through a conjured portal.

## Appearances

11. Play Date (brief)
16. Luthor in Paradise
33. Best Day Ever (brief)
Short 20. The Goddess Must Be Crazy

## Notes

* The overhead view of the island shows a layout similar to that of modern Santorini.
* In the comics, the Pit/Pits of Tartarus are where the souls of the wicked are punished and are a Greek equivalent of Hell. They can be underneath Themyscira.
* A billboard seen in a short episode advertising Themyscira as a holiday destination seems unlikely given that in the comics the island is inaccessible and hidden from the rest of the world.
Black Adam

A super-villain, and an enemy of Shazam and the Justice League.

## Description

**Black Adam** is a tall man of muscular build with short black hair and pointed ears. He wears the same style of costume as Shazam (colored black instead of red) but without a cape. In character, he is harshly spoken and contemptuous of others, and has the intention of either occupying the throne of the Rock of Eternity or subjugating the Earth, or both.

He is the nemesis of Shazam and the Wizard and has the same powers as them combined which would confirm that they are magical in origin. They can be physical (flight, super-strength, invulnerability), can take the form of blasts of lightning or can be like magic spells. Examples of the latter are: suspending people in mid-air and spinning them around, binding people with magical restraints, creating impenetrable barriers, releasing *djinn* and other evils from imprisonment in the Rock, and transforming those *djinn* into large monsters. As Adam goes into action, he crackles with lightning except that it is black tinged with yellow in contrast to the bright, white lightning of Shazam and the Wizard.

According to the Wizard, Adam has challenged for the throne of the Rock many centuries before and so must be very old and is likely to be immortal. When he seizes the throne in the present, he boasts that the "powers of eternity/Eternity" are his to command. After this brief success, Shazam and the Wizard expel him to the remote past, but he still manages to reappear on Earth a short time afterwards with greater powers - he says his magic is twice as strong - without explanation. At this later time, the combination of Shazam and Superman cannot overcome Adam, and it takes more than half-a-dozen members of the Justice League to contain him. Only Constantine's magic is finally able to dispose of him.

## Appearances

1. Classic Rock
4. Abate and Switch
44. System Error
Green Arrow

Green Arrow is a superhero and a member of the Justice League.

## Description

**Green Arrow** tells us that he is a "billionaire masked vigilante" just like Batman. He is of muscular build and medium height with fair hair (including his moustache and beard). His sleeveless costume (with a Robin Hood theme) has a black body decorated with green and gray designs, and his pants are green with long black boots. Over his head there is a green hood with a black mask across his eyes. As a person, he is talkative and humorous but otherwise either excitable or sulky, and says he intends to "make the world a better place" but, as a result, can be weighed down by moral dilemmas. He is keen to seek approval from Batman and acquire his elusive friendship.

His abilities come from the bow and arrows that he carries. The bow is of the compound type (i.e. of different materials) and can be slung across his back when not in use. The arrows are held in a quiver which is also on his back with its strap across his chest, and he has something like an archer's bracer on his left arm.

Green Arrow most frequently uses plain arrows to knock over foes or disarm them but not to inflict serious injury. However, he also has a range of special arrows that have a container at the sharp end which will release another weapon like a set of *bolas* to trip opponents or a weighted net to entangle them.

Other containers are simply bombs to explode or to release smoke (some of these arrows can be rocket propelled for greater range) and some can release gas or deliver tranquilizer. One type of arrow head inflates into a boxing glove as it is taken from the quiver so that it can be loosed to deliver a punch into an antagonist's face - even two at a time.

Some arrows are attached to a line that runs out of the handle of the bow. Such arrows can have a head that folds out into a grappling hook for scaling buildings, with the handle reeling in the line to haul Green Arrow upwards.

Similarly, arrows can grip an object for it to be reeled in. A particularly complicated arrangement is where multiple pulleys and lines are shot into an overhead girder to enable a heavy weight to be lifted. Despite these skills, the Joker dismisses Green Arrow as a "trick shooter".

We are not told much of Green Arrow's origin but in one story we see him flying to an island in the Bermuda Triangle that he says, "taught me how to be a hero in the first place."

Wonder Woman can address him as "Oliver" and in some stories forms a duo with him to allow for interesting dialog.

## Appearances

3. Night of The Bat
4. Abate and Switch
22. The Trouble with Truth
31. Booster's Gold
33. Best Day Ever
36. Superman Red vs. Superman Blue
40. E. Nigma, Consulting Detective
46. Party Animal
52. She Wore Red Velvet
Short 17. Super Stakeout

## Notes

* The bracer - if that is what it is - on his left forearm should be on the inside to protect him from the lash of the bowstring.
Armin Shimerman

**Armin Shimerman** is an actor remembered for his role as Quark in *Star Trek: Deep Space Nine* (1993-1999) and a voice actor for movies, TV series and video games. He is the voice of Zilius Zox in this show.

## Similar voice roles

### TV shows

* DC Nation Shorts: DC Super Pets (2013) as Superman.
* DC Nation Shorts: Tales of Metropolis (2013) as Brainiac.
* Batman: The Brave and the Bold (2008-2011) as Calculator.
Mister Mind

An alien super-villain, and enemy of the Justice League.

## Description

**Mister Mind** is a "ruthless, evil intergalactic villain" but has the form of a small caterpillar-like worm (without legs) with a black back, light green belly, and dark green sides with red spots. He has a face with two large eyes (over which he wears spectacles), a mouth with a toothy smile, and two black *antennae* on top of his head. Across his chest he has a box through which he speaks with a slightly tinny voice and in a condescending manner. Space Cabbie calls him "Skeets" presumably because of his small size.

In his stories he is seen either in outer space or on another planet, but his place of origin is never stated. In one story, Mister Mind uses a robot and other technology to capture notable super-heroes and -villains to select one of them to transfer his brain into to take advantage of their superior intelligence. In another story, Mister Mind is a captive and says he has taken a loan from a gangster to fund his latest conquest, and Superman adds that he is an intergalactic terrorist found guilty by the Galactic Court, but exactly what he has done is not stated. In the past, he is said to have "fought the Justice League to a standstill". He is not definitely seen to have telepathic powers as elsewhere.

As a worm, Mister Mind can regenerate his body even if he has been torn in pieces.

## Appearances

5. Follow that Space Cab!
39. The Brain Buster

## Notes

* He is usually an enemy of Shazam in the comics.
* Space Cabbie's nickname for Mister Mind is a reference to a storyline where Mister Mind impersonated Booster Gold's robotic ally, also named Skeets.
Ghast

An evil demon brought into the world by Felix Faust.

## Description

**Ghast** is described as a "vile beast" and depicted like a giant, floating insect with a segmented body and multiple thin legs hanging downwards. It is conjured from the "lowest depths" through a portal (Zatanna's hat) by Felix Faust and it is implied that it comes from another dimension and is being freed from captivity. Faust's spell mentions that it can tear things with its teeth and sting with its tail, and it also has the ability to restore his youth which it does by extending one of its legs to touch his head. It also has the desire to suck up things from the ground in large amounts, living or otherwise, but for no obvious reason other than to cause mayhem.

Ghast is resilient in combat and can shrug off the best attacks of Batman and Etrigan. In the end, the only defense against it is to cast the original spell in reverse to return it to the hat.

## Notes

* Ghast was originally one of the trio of demons in the 1960's comics that were associated with Felix Faust and included Abnegazar and Rath, but here is completely divorced from them and different in look.
Justice League Action Wikia

## Welcome to the **Justice League Action Wiki**!

This wiki is dedicated to everything about the Justice League Action animated television series that was broadcast during 2016-2018 and based on the superhero characters of DC Comics. Please browse the pages by using the image links below or the menu at the top. This is a collaborative venture, as the pages have been created by the members of this community, and new members are welcome to contribute too.

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Darin De Paul

**Darin De Paul** is a prolific voice actor for animated TV shows and video games, and is the voice of Sinestro in this series.

## Similar voice roles

### Movies

* Legion of Super-Heroes (2023) as Brainiac and Solomon Grundy
* Batman and Superman: Battle of the Super Sons (2022) as Lex Luthor
* Justice Society: World War II (2021) as Brainiac
* Shazam! (2019) as two of the Seven Deadly Sins (voices only)
Grey Griffin

**Grey Griffin** is a prolific voice actress for many animated TV shows and video games, and is the voice of the Navigational System in this show. She was known formerly as Grey DeLisle.

## Similar voice roles

### TV shows

* DC Super Hero Girls (2019- ) as Wonder Woman, Giganta and Lois Lane.
* Young Justice (2010- ) as Donna Troy and Lois Lane.
* Lego DC Super Hero Girls (web shorts) (2017) as Wonder Woman.
* Robot Chicken (2005- ) as Lois Lane.
* Green Lantern: The Animated Series (2012-2013) as Bleez and Aya.
* Batman: The Brave and the Bold (2008-2011) as Black Canary.

### Movies

* Lego DC: Shazam!: Magic and Monsters (2020) as Wonder Woman and Lois Lane.
* DC Super Hero Girls: Legends of Atlantis (2018) as Wonder Woman.
* LEGO DC Comics Super Heroes: Aquaman - Rage of Atlantis (2018) as Wonder Woman and Lois Lane.
* Lego DC Super Hero Girls: Super-Villain High (2018) as Wonder Woman and Lois Lane.
* Batman Ninja (2018) as Catwoman.
* Lego DC Comics Super Heroes: The Flash (2018) as Wonder Woman and Lois Lane.
* Scooby-Doo & Batman: The Brave and the Bold (2018) as Black Canary.
* Lego DC Super Hero Girls: Brain Drain (2017) as Wonder Woman and Lois Lane.
* DC Super Hero Girls: Intergalactic Games (2017) as Wonder Woman.
* DC Super Hero Girls: Hero of the Year (2016) as Wonder Woman and Giganta.
* Lego DC Comics Superheroes: Justice League - Gotham City Breakout (2016) as Wonder Woman.
* DC Super Hero Girls: Super Hero High (2016) as Wonder Woman and Giganta.
* Lego DC Comics Super Heroes: Justice League - Cosmic Clash (2016) as Wonder Woman.
* Lego DC Super Heroes: Justice League - Attack of the Legion of Doom! (2015) as Wonder Woman and Lois Lane.
* Lego DC Comics: Batman Be-Leaguered (2015) as Wonder Woman and Lois Lane.
* JLA Adventures: Trapped in Time (2014) as Wonder Woman.
* Justice League: Doom (2012) as Lois Lane.
* Green Lantern: Emerald Knights (2011) as Boodikka.
* Superman/Shazam!: The Return of Black Adam (2010) as Black Canary.
* DC Showcase: Green Arrow (2010) as Black Canary.
Jim Ward

**Jim Ward** is an actor and voice actor for movies, TV series and video games, and is the voice of The Brain in this show. In 2021, he had to retire from acting due to ongoing illness.

## Similar voice roles

### Movies

* Batman vs. Two-Face (2017) as Commissioner Gordon.
* Batman: Return of the Caped Crusaders (2016) as Commissioner Gordon.
Michael Dorn

**Michael Dorn** is a director and actor well-known for his role as Worf in *Star Trek: The Next Generation* (1987-1994) and as a voice actor for TV shows, movies and video games. He is the voice of Atrocitus in this show.

## Similar voice roles

### TV shows

* Batman: The Brave and the Bold (2008-2011) as Bane.
* Justice League Unlimited (2004-2006) as Kalibak.
* Justice League (2001-2004) as Kalibak.
* Superman: The Animated Series (1996-2000) as Kalibak.
Killer Frost

A female super-villain and an enemy of Firestorm and the Justice League.

## Description

### Appearance & Personality

**Killer Frost** is seen to be a young, slim woman of medium height with blue skin and blueish-white hair sticking up like a bunch of icicles. She wears a dark blue costume that is decorated with jagged ice across the shoulders and on the lower arms. She is normally relaxed in manner but is treacherous and can be volatile.

### Powers & Weaknesses

We are told that she is the victim of a freak accident involving an exploding 'thermafrost' chamber. As a result, she has acquired the ability to convert heat into intense cold and can now make ice with her hands. This ice can be shot through the air in lumps or used to completely encase an opponent. More substantially, she can create large ice structures like a ramp to break the fall of an aircraft to the ground. To travel at speed, she skates on ice that she creates beneath her feet as she moves. A surprise electric shock can knock her out.

### Relationships

Killer Frost naively attempts to form a team with her idol, the ruthless Mister Freeze, but he exploits her abilities for his own ends only. She herself is the target of the affections of Firestorm (with whom she is familiar) and he calls her "Frosty", but she just treats him as her dupe.

## Notes

* Her age is never stated but, as she is said to be a new villain, is innocent in her dealings with Mr. Freeze and attracts the teenage Firestorm, we can assume she is a teenager too.
* Even though her weakness is usually heat, this incarnation actually absorbs heat and turns it into cold.
* Louise Lincoln (the second Killer Frost) originally shows affection for Firestorm, but this is later switched to Caitlin Snow being the one to have affection for Firestorm.
Bleez

A female super-villain and a member of the Red Lantern Corps.

## Description

**Bleez** is shown as an alien woman with blue skin and of medium height, and who has a skeleton of large bat wings sprouting from her back but without the membranes necessary for flight. Her costume has a red upper body with the shoulders turned up in spikes and a black lower body with suspended stockings attached. On her head she has a mask and cowl with a small bat wing on each side. She only speaks occasionally and in a hoarse voice that has an aggressive tone, and tells us that she relishes destroying enemies in combat.

She is one of the lesser members of the Red Lantern Corps and is only there to provide Atrocitus with support in combat. Bleez's power ring is on her right hand and, although she can just shoot a red blast with it, she shows a preference for projecting axes or war hammers in a fight. When she flies, she does flap her bare wings.

## Appearances

19. Rage of the Red Lanterns
51. Unleashed
Toyman

A super-villain, and an enemy of the Justice League.

## Description

**Toyman** is exceptionally short like a child but has a normal-sized head with dark hair, and, from his name, must be an adult. He is dressed in a school uniform of sleeveless shirt, tie and shorts, and has a satchel on his back. He is excitably talkative, childishly mean, and has an immature obsession with toys and games. Superman (who is familiar with him) says he is "maturity challenged".

To combat superheroes, he uses technology to make toys into weapons and implies that he does such work in his "toyshop". To take on the Justice League, he has an army of out-sized, animated toys which are used for combat or transport.

He can arm them with rockets and other weapons but can lose control of them if Cyborg is able to hack into them. Toyman can be accompanied by a disguised robot to enable it to infect a computer system with a virus. He is able to make use of the Watchtower's holographic training room to implement a video game and then attach devices to superheroes that remotely force them to fight one another in it. He has also developed a special helmet that, when placed on a person's head, brings them under his control, but it can be short circuited by an EMP weapon. Finally, Toyman can turn existing action toys into weapons that either shoot or explode but his love for toys can make him reluctant to see them destroyed.

## Appearances

11. Play Date
47. Watchtower Tours
Short 11. Toymano a Mano
Short 12. Mint Condition

## Notes

* In the comics, Hiro Okamura is actually a hero and member of the Justice League, while Winslow Schott, the original, was a villain.
Cyborg

Cyborg is a superhero and a member of the Justice League.

## Description

**Cyborg** is one of the more prominent members of the Justice League.

### Appearance

As a **cyb**ernetic **org**anism, he is part human and part machine, and, even though he is a teenager, is tall and wears a bulky, white mechanical suit that makes him much broader than the other superheroes. The the right side of his head is exposed to show his colored skin and cropped black hair but the whole of his nose and mouth are also visible, and he has a large, red electronic eye on the metallic left.

### Personality

He is forthright in his opinions and talks quickly and loudly in a Black American voice but is also young in nature and has an obsession with video games and collectible toys (the latter can be kept in a room in the Watchtower). We often hear his trademark cry of "booyah!" and both friends and enemies jokingly call him "Tin Man".

### Powers & Equipment

His powers come from the mechanism that is his suit and from its bulk it is likely that he has considerable strength, though we do not see him make use of it other than to frogmarch villains into captivity. His lower legs can change from large boots into rounder shapes with fins on the outside in order to provide jet thrust to enable him to fly and hover.

Cyborg's arms normally end in hands but these can also change individually with the forearm and hand becoming a cylindrically shaped weapon that can shoot an energy beam (usually called a sonic blaster elsewhere).

In defense, from a rounded area on the outside of his forearm, he can project a protective bubble to stop heavy blows and shots from hitting him.

Cyborg is also the Justice League's expert on digital systems and communications and he is sometimes seen working control panels or checking screens in the Watchtower. He can hack into other systems wirelessly just by pointing his finger to emit an electrical discharge, and can wreck another system by changing a hand into a pair of electrodes and jamming it into the circuits. Cyborg is sometimes seen at the controls of Justice One.

He has some sensory ability and can scan another person in an attempt to locate hidden objects.

### Weaknesses

Being partly electrical and electronic in form, he is particularly vulnerable to electric shocks and electromagnetic pulses which will leave him incapacitated and needing time to 'reboot'.

## Appearances

3. Night of The Bat
4. Abate and Switch (cameo)
11. Play Date
17. Plastic Man Saves the World
19. Rage of the Red Lanterns
24. Battle for the Bottled City
26. All Aboard the Space Train
29. Mxy's Mix-Up (cameo)
33. Best Day Ever (cameo)
37. The Ringer (cameo)
44. System Error
45. Race Against Crime (cameo)
46. Party Animal (cameo)
Short 7. Quality Time (cameo)
Short 10. Justice 1, 2, 3, Go!
Short 11. Toymano a Mano
Short 12. Mint Condition
Kanjar Ro

An alien villain, and enemy of the Justice League.

## Description

**Kanjar Ro** is a broad, heavy, purple-skinned alien with long arms and short legs. He wears a blue, sleeveless costume with white decorations together with a white cape and boots. A blue hood is drawn around his head, and the latter has a long, pointed snout instead of a nose with a grinning mouth full of teeth underneath. His large eyes seem to be multi-facetted like those of a fly. He speaks with a gruff voice and has a mocking tone.

He is always encountered in outer space but his place of origin is not mentioned, and he can be supported by a gang of alien henchmen who aid him in robbery. An unusual power that he has is his ability to become invisible by using his "favorite cloaking device" (which may be the box hanging from his belt). He also carries a small, glowing ball on the end of a short handle (called an 'Energi-rod' elsewhere) which is used to shoot ray blasts and he is so proficient with it that he can even disarm Jonah Hex in a gun battle. He is enough of a hand-full to leave Green Lantern exhausted after a fight.

## Appearances

26. All Aboard the Space Train
44. System Error (cameo)
48. Barehanded (cameo)

## Notes

* He originates in the comics of the 1960's as an enemy of the Justice League and of Adam Strange.
Rath

An evil demon, and member of the Brothers Djinn.

## Description

**Rath** is a demon from the Earth's prehistoric past, and is tall and broadly built with purple skin that has occasional brown markings together with a tuft of brown hair on his head. Instead of feet, he has cloven hooves. He speaks with the same Cockney accent as his demon colleagues but does not say much, and is used to do the heavy work - like gathering up fallen superheroes. He can perform magic though.

Like the other four Djinn, he starts out imprisoned in the Rock of Eternity but is released onto Earth to carry out a plan to return the planet to its primordial state. Finally, he is made to fall through a travel portal and it is not clear where he has disappeared to.

## Appearances

1. Classic Rock (cameo)
4. Abate and Switch

## Notes

* Rath is identified when his name is called out and he turns slightly.
Vanishing Point

The extra-dimensional retreat of Booster Gold.

## Description

**Vanishing Point** is said to be "a citadel overlooking both time and space" and is also "outside the space-time continuum", but we are never shown it from the outside. Using the abilities of his suit, Booster Gold can travel to it from anywhere, entering through the large, glowing time portal inside. Anyone not used to such a journey will briefly suffer "chronal nausea".

From the portal, a passage leads to a round hall-like room which appears to have a glass floor.

On one side is a seat and control desk with large displays in front of them from where Booster can monitor time-related matters in order to "protect time".

Additional furniture can be made to rise from the glass floor - like a drawer for storing personal equipment or a *Füssball* table.

Booster, jokingly calling the place the "Booster Cave", tells us that he built it hinself, and can be assisted there by his hovering droid, **Skeets**.

## Appearances

27. Time Out
50. Keeping up with the Kryptonians (mentioned indirectly)

## Notes

* Vanishing Point originated in DC's time-travelling, timeline-monitoring stories of the early 1990s when it was home to Rip Hunter and others. It would only pass to Booster Gold much later.
Athena

A Greek goddess, and an ally of Wonder Woman and the Justice League.

## Description

**Athena** is one of the 'gods of Olympus' and is their goddess of Wisdom and War. (Wonder Woman maintains contact with these gods but we do not see any others, though Zeus, Hera, Artemis and Eros are mentioned). Athena is shown as a mature woman with long chestnut hair tied back in a ponytail and wearing a white, ankle-length gown with attachments like those of an Amazon. Although she makes announcements with great drama, she is usually maternal and chatty with a liking for sarcasm. She addresses Wonder Woman as "Diana of Themyscira", and the latter is obedient to the goddess, bowing down before her. Others of the Justice League show less reverence.

Initially, she travels in the form of a storm cloud before materialising as a towering image of a goddess but, after she shrinks down to become more normal, she needs the help of the League to transport and protect her. Athena may be acting as the messenger of the gods when she announces the selection of a new goddess from amongst the League, and, when she shows insight into problems that have Batman and others baffled, she is showing her ability as a goddess of Wisdom.

When a battle is looming, she transforms into the "Goddess of War" complete with helmet, armor and bow.

She is accomplished in combat and can eliminate multiple foes with one lightning bolt from her bow.

Athena is always accompanied by her owl, **Bubo**. Although the only sounds it makes are hoots, it can work technology and has enough of its own 'wisdom' to outsmart the superheroes. When Athena becomes the Goddess of War, it transforms into her bow. Due to its lack of real feathers, the visible bolts and the metallic coloring, Bubo is evidently mechanical.

## Notes

* In the comics, Athena is one of the patron goddesses of the Amazons and can give assistance to Wonder Woman.
The Brain

An cybernetic villain.

## Description

**The Brain** is a minor character who appears in one episode only. He has the appearance of a large brain in an equally large jar with a mask-like face underneath that has a pair of eyes and suggestions of a nose and mouth. Further down, he ends in a flat base but we are not shown how he moves around. He can extend mechanical tentacles to be able to touch things. His voice has a mechanical modulation to it and, having a high opinion of himself, uses it to direct sarcasm at others.

We are told that he is one of the most brilliant minds on Earth, but other than that is not shown to have any special powers.

## Notes

* In *Teen Titans GO!* he is a major antagonist.
Stargirl

A female superhero, and member of the Justice League.

## Description

### Appearance

**Stargirl** is depicted as a teenage girl with blue eyes and long blonde hair reaching to her ankles, and is seen to be diminutive in stature when standing alongside adult characters. She is dressed in her usual dark blue body suit (but not open at the waist) that is decorated with large white stars, with the gloves, belt, and boots in a burgundy color. There are no stars on the back of her costume. Stargirl is inexperienced and liable to make errors but makes up for it with youthful enthusiasm.

### Powers

Her powers come from a golden staff - called the 'Cosmic Staff' elsewhere - that she brandishes in her gloved hands. At the top end, it has a head with a point, an edge, and a hook like a medieval polearm, and at the bottom is a pointed knob. In the middle is a control panel that the superheroine is rarely seen to touch.

Stargirl only has to grip it to be able to fly through the air, and the staff can float on its own allowing the superheroine to sit on it. However, when travelling at speed, she rides it like an aerial surfboard.

It can be used to just hit or trip a foe but, when activated, the staff has a translucent white sphere around its head and in this state it can be used offensively by projecting ray blasts and defensively by sweeping aside gun shots. The staff can surround Stargirl with a defensive bubble and this can also be projected outwards to surround someone or something and levitate them/it regardless of weight. Stargirl can use this to pick up a heavy object - like a construction vehicle - and hurl it through the air.

The staff can fold to be hidden in a bag.

The origin of the staff's powers is not mentioned but is usually said to be due to stellar or cosmic energy from beyond the Earth. Also, her prominent belt - called the 'Cosmic Converter Belt' elsewhere - ought to give her enhanced speed and strength, but it is not seen to have any function here.

### Relationships

On two occasions we see that Stargirl has a romantic interest in fellow teenager Firestorm which at least results in a kiss, and she also flirts with Constantine in passing. In her everyday life we see her as Courtney (with her hair tied back) when she does a stint of babysitting and where she is seen to be both strict and caring with children.

Superman confirms that Stargirl is a member of the Justice League along with Firestorm and Blue Beetle.

## Appearances

18. Field Trip
29. Mxy's Mix-Up
30. Supernatural Adventures in Babysitting
37. The Ringer (cameo)
41. Harley Goes Ape!
46. Party Animal (cameo)
Short 3. Chemistry
Short 12. Mint Condition
Short 18. Driver's Ed

## Notes

* We are not told her age but, judging by her short height, it is likely she is 16 years old as in the comics.
* This version of her is like that seen in the 'New 52' era of the comics (2011-2016) when she was a member of lesser variants of the Justice League. Normally, we should expect her to be a member of the Justice Society (of America) as in the *Stargirl* TV series.
Krypto

A superhero dog belonging to Superman, and member of the Justice League.

## Description

**Krypto the Super-Dog** is seen as a white, medium-sized dog that wears a yellow collar with an attached red cape that has a 'super S' symbol on it. He (Superman encourages him with "good boy") is Superman's pet and can be kept at the Fortress of Solitude for guard duty where he will respond to a whistle from his owner. He will also obey the commands of other members of the Justice League when he is left on duty at the Watchtower.

The powers of Krypto are similar to Superman's as we see he can fly and he has sufficient super-strength and invulnerability to survive being buried by a heavy rock fall from which he can dig himself out afterwards. His main offensive power is his heat vision which he uses frequently. The pendant on his collar can send out a signal when it is bitten that can alert at least Streaky if not the whole Justice League.

In the rare event that Krypto misbehaves, he can be sent to the Watchtower's sun room to be bathed in red sun radiation to restrain him.

## Appearances

33. Best Day Ever (cameo)
51. Unleashed
Apokolips

The planet of Darkseid and the New Gods.

## Description

**Apokolips** is a planet that, from a distance, appears to have an artificially smooth surface except for large crater-like openings (called fire- or solar-pits elsewhere) filled with lava that emit long plumes of flame like a blast furnace. The surface has linear patterns on it like those of a printed circuit board, and some of the lines appear to be canals with lava in them running to or from the craters.

At ground level there is a scene of perpetual night-time, but we can still see that there are many skyscraper-like buildings set against a red sky. One of these buildings is said to be Darkseid's citadel and contains the war room of Steppenwolf which is protected by parademons and a large "demon dog".

Another residence of Darkseid contains his throne which is set high up on a structure like a Mayan pyramid while the whole building sits in a lake of lava.

Apokolips is usually said to exist outside of space and time, and travelling to and from it is done via a travel portal called a 'Boom Tube' which is a local technology. However, in this series, Superman and Space Cabbie are seen to travel there quite easily as though it is like any other planet. Also, the Justice League themselves make use of Boom Tubes on occasions, and are able to detect their use on Apokolips using the scanners in the Watchtower.

## Appearances

10. Under a Red Sun
28. The Fatal Fare
35. Superman's Pal, Sid Sharp
43. It'll Take a Miracle
Dex-Starr

An animal super-villain and member of the Red Lantern Corps.

## Description

**Dex-Starr** has the appearance of a normal long-tailed cat with yellow eyes except that its fur is blue with black stripes. It wears a costume that has red for the body and black for the limbs. Despite an inability to speak but still able to make feline sounds, Dex-Starr is highly intelligent and can carry out difficult missions which can involve working with technology. Atrocitus considers it to be his most loyal subordinate.

Being a member of the Red Lantern Corps, Dex-Starr wears a 'Power Ring' on its tail which it uses to project red 'hard light' constructs like hands, hammers, bubbles, a boot, a boxing glove or a subway train. However, this cat will sometimes just shoot red fur balls from its mouth to strike at an opponent. Dex-Starr is tough enough to hold its own in a fight with Krypto and Streaky, but an electric shock from a Bat-bomb will bring it to a halt and it can be 'de-powered' by stealing its ring while it is distracted.

## Appearances

19. Rage of the Red Lanterns
51. Unleashed

## Notes

* In the comics, Dex-Starr is said to be an Earth cat called Dexter but its origin is not mentioned in this series.
Space Cabbie

A space cab driver, and a friend of the Justice League.

## Description

**Space Cabbie** is a young man of medium height with fair skin and red hair. He wears a tight gray suit with a red bowtie and a gray peaked cap that has a brass plate across the front. Although he appears to be an adult, he is youthful in character and, being a cab driver, is good humored and chatty, offering advice to his passengers.

He tells us that he is a "loyal employee of the 9-Planet Taxi company", and he drives a yellow, rocket-powered cab through space that has a taxi sign on top. It is said to have a "trans warp drive with a triple fusion power core", and can jump through hyperspace, even reaching Apokolips and New Genesis. In one story it has a "Galactic Positioning System" device that can plot intercept courses when in pursuit of another vehicle.

In his encounters with the Justice League, Cabbie is anxious to assist them against super-villains even to the point of risking his life. Even if he is reluctant, he can be bribed with a higher fare and tip. When dealing with villains, Cabbie can mislead them by using his extensive knowledge of destinations in space, and the League can track his cab if he leaves the radio on. To assist him, he has a small 'droid' called Jack that can drive the cab and effect repairs to it and is able to handle and dispose of dangerous substances like kryptonite. The nearest thing to a weapon that he has is his cell phone which can be used to confuse an opponent by letting it flash into their eyes.

Cabbie always tries to collect his fare from the Justice League but can waive it in return for a selfie with them to add to his collection. Some of these are hidden under the sun visor in his vehicle. His cab often gets damaged when on League business but it is not said who pays for the repairs. He can give driving lessons to League members.

He considers Roxy Rocket to be his passenger-carrying rival, and in his private life he mentions that he likes to flirt with Darlene (not seen in the show) at Al's Diner. He also lets us know his affection for Wonder Woman. The wacky Bizarro considers him to be "the smartest man in the galaxy" just because of his ability to give directions.

## Appearances

5. Follow that Space Cab!
26. All Aboard the Space Train
28. The Fatal Fare
32. Booray for Bizarro
48. Barehanded
Short 8. Selfie Help
Short 9. Special Delivery
Short 18. Driver's Ed

## Notes

* His name can be spelled 'Cabby' elsewhere but the spelling from the end credits is used here.
* His robot assistant resembles R2-D2 from Star Wars.
Amazo

A super android, and an enemy of the Justice League.

## Description

**Amazo** is shown as being tall and very muscular with cropped, light brown hair, red eyes and pointed ears. His torso and upper arms are bare and he wears green-and-black leggings. He is well spoken but in an overly dramatic way like a ham actor, and his manner is condescending. Amazo tells us that his intention is to conquer the world which he will achieve after drawing the entire Justice League into a trap to destroy them.

Initially he can fly, smash through the Watchtower's canopy, and survive a barrage of blows from the Flash. He introduces himself as an android who has been created by the late Professor Ivo in order to "duplicate the abilities of meta-humans". Amazo can do this if he gets close enough to his target and, when he does, his eyes flash briefly to indicate the duplication. By successively absorbing their powers one at a time, he can overcome an entire group of superheroes. Another ability is to steal the way of thinking of a foe and understand their thoughts by making use of his "perfect computer brain". This works with Batman too even though he has no powers to steal.

As a machine, Amazo reasons with precise logic and is fatally undone when he absorbs the way of thinking of the irrational Bizarro, causing him to blow his circuits.
Green Lantern Corps

An organization of superheroes that has Green Lantern as one of its members.

## Description

The **Green Lantern Corps** does not feature prominently in the series but is mentioned twice and, as known from elsewhere, contains a large number of members from across the universe. They make use of green 'Power Rings' to project 'hard light' constructs in many different forms for combat or other reasons. The rings are driven by the will power of their wearer but their energy has to be recharged from a 'Lantern Battery' every so often.

Green Lantern (Hal Jordan) - we can safely assume - is a member, and a few characters that are briefly shown or just mentioned must also be in the Corps as they can be identified from elsewhere. They are **Kilowog** (seen in one of Space Cabbie's selfies), **G'nort** (has a dog-like face), **Boodikka** (the only one said to be a member), and **Guy Gardner** (an Earth-based alternative to Hal Jordan). Green Lantern is never seen to collaborate with them.

## Members

* Green Lantern (Hal Jordan)
* Kilowog
* G'nort
* Boodikka
* Guy Gardner

## Appearances

5. Follow that Space Cab! (Kilowog, depicted only)
27. Time Out (Guy Gardner, mentioned only)
28. The Fatal Fare (G'nort, cameo)
47. Watchtower Tours (Boodikka, depicted only)
Quex-Ul

A Kryptonian super-villain and a supporter of General Zod.

## Description

**Quex-Ul** is not mentioned by name but has been confidently identified from elsewhere. He is seen as being very tall and powerfully built, and has a mature look with a bald head and a full beard. He wears a tight black costume with metallic attachments. Apparently mute, the only sounds he makes are grunts and growls. He is a Kryptonian and a follower of General Zod, and like the latter is usually held prisoner in the Phantom Zone. Zod makes use of him to do the heavy lifting.

He has the same powers as Superman once he gets out into yellow sunlight, and has the same weakness to kryptonite too. In one scene he carries a long staff with lights on it which may be a futuristic weapon.

## Appearances

18. Field Trip
42. Phased and Confused

## Notes

* His intended identity was confirmed in a tweet by the show's voice director.