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Atlantis' King (episode)

## Synopsis

Y'Hila confronts Mera about her allegiances and attempts to force her back to Atlantis. However, this begins a battle between the two as David Hyde nears completion of his new Black Manta suit and looks to avenging his father's death. Orm, present at Atlanna's funeral alongside Nereus, a now chained Vulko, Murk, Garth and Tula, makes preparations to begin using his influence to become Atlantis' rightful king, with Nereus promising to back him fully. Garth and Tula then question the shift of balance in Atlantis as they decide to do something to help Atlanna's son, Arthur. As they speak, Vulko approaches them and confides in them, hoping to thwart Orm by having Arthur prove his worth. Y'Hila and Mera continue fighting to a standstill when Mera's superior skill in hydrokinesis allows her to break free and trick her by extracting water from her body. Saddened at having to battle her own sister, Mera promises to stop Orm and Nereus as the two find Garth, who tells them that Orm is on track to become king. Following this, Bruce learns of Arthur's situation and asks Cyborg to investigate. Meanwhile, Amanda Waller begins her hunt for Aquaman.

## Characters

* Arthur Curry / Aquaman
* Y'Mera Xebella / Mera
* Orm Marius / Prince Orm
* Y'Hila Xebella / Siren
* Nereus
* Nuidis Vulko
* Garth
* David Hyde / Black Manta
* **Tula** **(debut)**
* Amanda Waller
* Bruce Wayne / Batman
* Victor Stone / Cyborg
* Alfred Pennyworth
* Dick Grayson / Robin
* Murk / Commander Murk
Red Hood Gang (episode)

## Synopsis

A hostage situation occurs in Wayne Enterprises by a man named William Tockman, a former employee and analyst who was replaced by Nygma on Philip Kane's orders. Enraged, he uses timed bombs across the building, forcing Bruce Wayne to act. With Lucius Fox as the man's hostage, Bruce has Alfred pull schematics in order to sneak in and take down Tockman before he uses the dead man's switch. Elsewhere, the Red Hood Gang meet up in secret to plan a way to kill the new vigilante by baiting him. Their leader reveals that they have someone who can help them and the group learn that Tockman is the bait. When Bruce successfully stops Tockman and has Lucius disarm the bombs remotely, the Red Hood Gang storm in and ambush Bruce, leaving him wounded. The gang then abducts Lucius and hold a ransom, with the intent to draw in the vigilante once again to kill him on live television. Alfred calls in an old friend, Leslie Thompkins, to help patch up Bruce. Leaving the clinic, Bruce races to find Lucius and, thanks to Lucius' distress signal, locates their hideout. After a gruelling shootout, Bruce takes down all the members but the leader, known only as "J". However, J escapes to an Ace Chemicals plant with Bruce giving chase. The two fight and, after Bruce is distracted, J attempts to turn the tide by throwing him into a vat of acid. However, this has an unintended effect, instead leading to Bruce accidentally causing J to fall into the vat of acid. Later on, Gordon reports no bodies, piquing's Bruce curiosity and whether or not J survived, as an angered Nygma talks to Philip Kane about his failures. Leading to a scuffle, Nygma kills Kane and frames Bruce for the murder. With his face all over Gotham as a criminal, Dent contacts Bruce as he decides to find a hideout to lay low whilst Penguin takes an interest in him. Alfred reveals that there's a cave system deep underground and Bruce investigates it, officially stating it as his new base of operations as 'Batman'. Reports talk of a rash of fires, perpetuated by a man nicknamed 'Firefly', thus beginning Bruce's operation as Batman. Flass reports to Falcone about Gordon's plans to abolish the G.C.P.D's corruption and Falcone decides to hire a mercenary to take him out.

## Characters

* Bruce Wayne / Batman
* Alfred Pennyworth
* Lucius Fox
* James Gordon / Sergeant Gordon
* Arnold Flass / Detective Flass
* J / Red Hood One
* Red Hood Gang
* Edward Nygma / Riddler
* Philip Kane
* **Leslie Thompkins / Doctor Thompkins (debut)**
* **William Tockman / Clock King (debut)**
* Luke Fox
* D.A Harvey Dent
* Oswald Cobblepot / Penguin
* Vicki Vale
* Garfield Lynns / Firefly
* Carmine Falcone
* **Simon Stagg (debut)**
The Justice League Wiki

**Welcome to the The Justice League Wiki!**
This is a wikipedia page dedicating to a fan-made read-only franchise that is released in an episodic format similar to TV. My main goal is to add in and fill any episodes, characters or articles necessary to build and expand the universe wherever needed. Check my to-do list to see a complete list of things to add.

Please do not add any edits if you have no knowledge on my adaptation of the DC Universe as well as the franchise as a whole.

**Articles Created**: 186
**List of Characters**:106
**List of Arcs**: 3

## Series

### The Justice League

#### Season 2:

* Arc 1: *Throne of Atlantis*
* Arc 2: *Enter the Speed-Force!*

#### Season 3:

* Arc 1: *JL v. JLA*
* Arc 2: *The Legend of Shazam!*
* Arc 3: *Doom Begins*

#### Season 4:

* Arc 1: *Cry for Justice*
* Arc 2: *Armageddon*
* Arc 3: *Invasion!*

### Justice League: Interlude

#### Season 1:

* Arc 1: Zero Year
* Arc 2: Wrath of Zod
* Arc 3: Gods & Monsters

#### Season 2:

* Arc 1: Court of Owls
* Arc 2: The Emerald Archer
* Arc 3: Children of Krypton

#### Season 3:

* Arc 1: The Nuclear Man
* Arc 2: Blue Beetle
* Arc 3: Suicide Squad: Origin
* Arc 4: Grayson: Agent 37
* Arc 5: Hawkman & Hawkwoman
* Arc 6: Cyborg: Overdrive
* Arc 7: Vixen & Animal Man
* Arc 8: Origin of Vibe
* Arc 9: TBA
* Arc 10: The Atom Project

## Characters

### Heroes

Bruce Wayne / BatmanClark Kent / SupermanDiana Prince / Wonder WomanBarry Allen / FlashVictor Stone / CyborgArthur Curry / AquamanDick Grayson / RobinHal Jordan / Green Lantern
### Villains

Uxas / DarkseidThe JokerEobard ThawneDavid Hyde / Black Manta

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Allusions to DC Comics

This is a list of current allusions to DC Comics, the source material. This includes characters, objects, locations and organisations which have appeared prior to the episode, listed by order.

## Characters

### The Justice League

#### Debut

**Season 1: Origins**

* *Pilot*
	+ Bruce Wayne / Batman
	+ Kirk Langstrom / Man-Bat
	+ Alfred Pennyworth
	+ Jeremiah Arkham
	+ Hal Jordan / Green Lantern
	+ Parademons
	+ Victor Stone / Cyborg
	+ Silas Stone
	+ Barry Allen / Flash
	+ Iris West
	+ Lois Lane
	+ Kal-El / Clark Kent / Superman
* *Parademons*
	+ Diana Prince / Wonder Woman
	+ Colonel Steve Trevor
	+ Ronnie Raymond
	+ Billy Batson
	+ John Henry Irons
* *Birth of Cyborg*
	+ Uxas / Darkseid
	+ Desaad

## Locations

### The Justice League

#### Debut

**Season 1: Origins**

* *Pilot*
	+ Earth
	+ United States
	+ Gotham City
	+ Arkham Asylum
	+ Metropolis
	+ S.T.A.R. Labs (Metropolis division)
	+ Central City
* *Parademons*
	+ Washington, D.C.
	+ Gotham City University
	+ Gotham City Stadium
* *Birth of Cyborg*
	+ Apokolips
	+ Armagetto

## Organisations & groups

### The Justice League

#### Debut

**Season 1: Origins**

* *Pilot*
	+ Wayne Enterprises
	+ S.T.A.R. Labs
	+ Daily Planet

## Objects

### The Justice League

#### Debut

**Season 1: Origins**

* *Pilot*
	+ Batmobile
	+ Batman's suit
	+ Batman's utility belt
		- Grappling hook
		- Batarang
	+ Parademon armour
	+ Green Lantern's suit
	+ Green Lantern ring
	+ Mother Box
	+ Superman's suit
Daily Planet

The **Daily Planet** is a newspaper company located in Metropolis.

## History

Some point prior to Superman's arrival, the Daily Planet was founded with Perry White becoming the editor-in-chief. Since Superman has made himself known, the Daily Planet has made the hero a subject in many of their articles.

## Notable employees

### Current employees

* Perry White (editor-in-chief)
* Clark Kent/Superman (journalist)
* Lois Lane (journalist)
* Jimmy Olsen (photojournalist)

## Behind the scenes

* In the comics, the **Daily Planet** is a publishing company affiliated with Superman through his alter-ego Clark Kent.
Parademons (episode)

## Synopsis

Hal and Bruce deal with the quick entrance of Metropolis' famed Superman as they follow one of the so-called Parademons. Elsewhere, Princess Diana Prince, also known as Wonder Woman, prepares to meet the U.S. President alongside Colonel Steve Trevor. However, when portals are randomly created across the globe, all present heroes are forced to leap to action to contain the swarms of Parademons invading Earth. Amongst the many injuries, Victor is horrifically damaged as Barry and Silas scramble to aid Victor with the help of John Henry Irons. Silas, however, surmises that the new technology he's been researching can heal his son and, despite doing so, entails some dangerous consequences for both Silas and Victor.

## Characters

### Appears

* Bruce Wayne / Batman
* Kal-El / Clark Kent / Superman
* **Diana Prince / Wonder Woman** **(debut)**
* Barry Allen / Flash
* Hal Jordan / Green Lantern
* Victor Stone / Cyborg
* Silas Stone
* Colonel **Steve Trevor** **(debut)**
* **Billy Batson** **(flashback) (debut)**
* **Ronnie Raymond** **(flashback) (debut)**
* Parademons
* **John Henry Irons** **(debut)**

### Mentioned

* President Franklin Miller
* Lieutenant Etta Candy
* Elinore Stone
* Barbara Ann-Minerva / Cheetah
* Uxas / Darkseid

## Trivia

* During one of Victor's flashbacks to his football days, Billy Batson and Ronnie Raymond are seen as a fan and fellow rival player respectively. In the comics, both Billy and Ronnie are known as the superheroes Shazam and Firestorm.
* Victor Stone's transformation marks his debut as the hero Cyborg.
* Steve Trevor's remark about "cheetahs in the wild" is a direct callback to one of Wonder Woman's former ally-turned-enemy Barbara Ann-Minerva, also known as the villainess Cheetah.
Throne of Atlantis, Part 1 (episode)

## Synopsis

Superman, the Flash and Aquaman arrive in Metropolis in time to witness the newly rechristened Ocean Master call the sign for war on the surface world whilst the other heroes scramble to defend the city. Lucius Fox contacts Batman about how widespread the army is whilst Mera becomes aware of an incoming mass tidal wave. Arion, not too far away, decides to aid Aquaman similarly to how he did to the former King Atlan and takes action to stop it, using the last of his aged strength. Y'Hila awakens in a cell with Nuidis Vulko and, after some arguing, work together to reunite with the others by escaping Nereus. Black Manta, left by the League to be captured by A.R.G.U.S agents, fights Steve Trevor and goes off in pursuit of Aquaman. Aquaman frees Wonder Woman and uses his newly augmented ability to summon sea creatures to give the heroes support against Orm's forces. However, Lex Luthor, having unleashed a dangerous missile to wipe out the Atlanteans and Superman, watches on as the missile hones in on the battlefield. Superman uses his enhanced vision and tackles it upwards, leaving the others to deal with the Atlantean army. Vulko reunites with Garth and Tula, who were defeated by Nereus, and overcome him to find Arthur as Y'Hila struggles to know what to do without Nereus. As the missile detonates with Superman next to it, Orm Marius urges his forces to finally attack them in order to destroy the surface world.

## Characters

* Arthur Curry / Aquaman
* Kal-El / Clark Kent / Superman
* Bruce Wayne / Batman
* Diana Prince / Wonder Woman
* Y'Mera Xebella / Mera
* Barry Allen / Flash
* Hal Jordan / Green Lantern
* Victor Stone / Cyborg
* Nuidis Vulko
* Steve Trevor / Colonel Trevor
* Etta Candy / Lieutenant Candy
* Alfred Pennyworth
* Ahri'ahn / Arion
* Garth / Aqualad
* Tula / Aquagirl
* Lucius Fox
* Dick Grayson / Robin
* Barbara Gordon / Batgirl
* Thomas Curry
* Silas Stone
* Atlan / King Atlan
* Orm Marius / Ocean Master
* David Hyde / Black Manta
* Lex Luthor
* Nereus
* Y'Hila Xebella / Siren
* Dead Water
Batman Begins (episode)

## Synopsis

12 years ago, Bruce Wayne left Gotham to begin a gruelling journey after the tragic murder of his parents at the age of 10. Returning after 10 years, Alfred Pennyworth greets Bruce as he learns about how much the city has changed in his absence. Gotham has now become a free-for-all for criminal enterprises seeking to control the city, the G.C.P.D have turned into nothing but corrupt police officers, with the lone Sergeant James Gordon fighting his hardest to restore the police force to new glory. Bruce, equipped with new skills from his training, begins fighting in the war to save Gotham as a vigilante, starting with the ongoing mob attacks between Carmine Falcone and Sal Maroni. Meanwhile, he marks his public return by becoming acquainted with his late parents' company, Wayne Enterprises, and their current C.E.O Philip Kane. Meeting R&D expert Lucius Fox, Bruce asks him to help create gadgets for various sports whilst secretly building a new headquarters for his vigilante activities. However, the crime on Gotham seems to be too much for one man to handle, forcing Bruce to ask James Gordon to aid him. Upon being rebuffed, he goes after the mob heads with a warning: stay away from Gotham or face his vengeance. However, this sparks unwanted interest. Meanwhile, a criminal gang known as the 'Red Hood Gang' attack Gotham's bank, forcing Bruce to debut as Gotham's new vigilante. After stopping them, despite their escape, Bruce witnesses a bat crash through the window of Wayne Manor. Recalling his fear of bats, he decided to model a reinforced suit after the animal, intent on spreading that fear to corrupt criminals across the city. Philip Kane meets with a man known as "E. Nygma" about the current affairs of Wayne Enterprises and the shocking return of Bruce Wayne.

## Characters

* Bruce Wayne / The Vigilante
* Alfred Pennyworth
* James Gordon / Sergeant Gordon
* **Arnold Flass / Detective Flass (debut)**
* Lucius Fox
* Philip Kane
* J / Red Hood One
* Edward Nygma
* **Red Hood Gang (debut)**
* Carmine Falcone
* **Sal Maroni (debut)**
* Oswald Cobblepot / Penguin
* **Rupert Thorne (debut)**
* **Richard Sionis (debut)**
* **Roman Sionis (debut)**
* **Hamilton Hill / Mayor Hill (debut)**
* **Commissioner Loeb (debut)**
* D.A. Harvey Dent
* **Pamela Isley (debut)**
* **Victor Fries (debut)**
* **Henri Ducard (flashback) (debut)**
* **The Sensei (flashback) (debut)**
* Thomas Wayne (flashback)
* Martha Wayne (flashback)
* Joe Chill (flashback)
* **Selina Kyle (flashback) (debut)**
* **Holly Robinson (flashback) (debut)**
David Hyde

* David Hyde
* Black Manta

## Summary

David Hyde, known as Black Manta, is a pirate and the primary enemy of Aquaman following his father's death.

## Biography

### Origins

David Hyde grew up via his father, Daniel Hyde, who was an established pirate. His notoriety would lead him to the attention of an organisation called N.E.M.O, who hired him to investigate suspicious reports about "aqua-people", who were, in actuality, Atlanteans. However, his father would meet his demise following a skirmish with Aquaman in David's later years and was left with an uncontrollable desire to exact his revenge by inheriting his father's will.

### Season 2

David Hyde is first seen captured by Commander Murk's forces. Demanding where the man known as Aquaman is, Orm Marius confronts him and presents him an opportunity. Choosing to adopt Atlantean technology to kill Aquaman instead of being killed by Orm, Hyde began working on a 'Black Manta' suit, named after his father's alias as The Manta.

Nearing completion of his suit, Murk checks up on him following Queen Atlanna's funeral. Eager to make Aquaman pay for his crimes, Hyde tests out the suit capabilities.

With the suit complete, Hyde is sent by Orm under the aid of Murk to kill Aquaman and Mera. After locating the two, they engage in a battle as Hyde uses his various weapons (such as lasers, a jetpack and a harpoon) to wound Aquaman, taking the fight further away from the water. However, Mera uses hydrokinesis to distract Black Manta when Murk attacks her, wounding her in the process.

## Personality

David Hyde is a seemingly vengeful man who bears strong grudges and a complete devotion to his father's hard work in providing for himself and his family.

## Appearance

David Hyde is an man with strong resemblance to his father during his younger days. After finishing the Black Manta suit, he appears taller and sports a Manta-esque helmet in memory of his father's nickname 'The Manta'.

## Episodes

 13
 14

## Trivia

* David Hyde's chosen nickname as Black Manta is in honour of his father, who was known as The Manta.

## References

1. ↑ A Pirate's Fortune (episode)
2. ↑ Atlantis' King (episode)
3. ↑ Black Manta's Revenge (episode)
Keith Kenyon

## Summary

Keith Kenyon, also known under the alias Goldface, is the husband of Amunet Black / Blacksmith and an enemy of the Flash.

## Biography

### Origins

Keith Kenyon is a criminal who somehow gained the ability to turn his body into solid gold, making physical attacks impossible and rendering himself impenetrable. At some point he allied himself with Amunet Black and later married her and united their criminal enterprises within Central City.

### Season 1

Keith Kenyon is seen in a flashback regarding one of the Flash's exploits in clearing up crime in Central City. His wife, Amunet Black, is also seen.

## Episodes

(flashback)
Characters

This is the list of adapted characters within The Justice League franchise. For more information, please refer to the subsets provided below.

## The Justice League

### Season 1

**Origins**

* *Pilot*
	+ Alfred Pennyworth/Penny-One
	+ Barry Allen/Flash
	+ Bruce Wayne/Batman
	+ Francine Langstrom
	+ Hal Jordan/Green Lantern
	+ Iris West
	+ Jeremiah Arkham
	+ Kal-El/Clark Kent/Superman
	+ Kirk Langstrom/Man-Bat
	+ Lois Lane
	+ Silas Stone
	+ Victor Stone/Cyborg
* *Parademons*
	+ Barbara Ann-Minerva/Cheetah
	+ Billy Batson
	+ Diana Prince/Wonder Woman
	+ Elinore Stone
	+ Lieutenant Etta Candy
	+ President Franklin Miller
	+ John Henry Irons
	+ Ronnie Raymond
	+ Colonel Steve Trevor
	+ Uxas/Darkseid
* *Birth of Cyborg*

####
Zero Year, Part 2 (episode)

## Synopsis

Bruce Wayne recalls his 10-year training, with flashbacks revealing his former mentors' affiliations with the League of Assassins. In present day, various people are seen aiding others in the evacuation, some of which are known to one day become true heroes and allies of Batman. As Bruce free-falls from Wayne Enterprise's rooftop, he uses his upgraded 'Batclaw' to hold onto the side as Ra's proclaims his victory. Nyssa eventually gets the upper hand over Talia during their duel as Ra's army are faced against Nyssa's loyalists. Gordon and Bullock arrive in the building and meet Lucius, Dent and Nygma whilst Ubu rejoins Ra's, reporting outside events to him. Enraged, Ra's demands Ubu to go back and kill the traitors, forcing the five to overwhelm Ubu and trap him. Ra's then detonates Ubu when he comes close to the group, forcing Bullock to throw himself in the line of fire to save Gordon, severely injuring himself in the process. Gordon calls for back-up and asks Fox to stay with him and he progresses upwards to find Batman. Bruce crashes through a window and grapples upwards, surprising Ra's by bursting through the floor with detonating clay. Realising the tide of battle turning, Talia slips away when Nyssa witnesses the explosion and makes her way to the skyrise. Cat burglar Selina Kyle escapes from Penguin's hideout whilst being pursued by several members of the League of Assassins. Falcone attempts to rescue his son and daughter from other assassins and ends up getting mortally stabbed. As Mario runs away, Sofia, his daughter, allows Falcone to die and leaves with his remaining followers. Victor Fries uses a freeze gun to repel a few of the members as Pamela uses fertiliser to spurt the growth of man-eating plants to also do the same. Nyssa and her followers also arrive and witness Batman and Ra's battling using swords given by his people in an attempt to rightfully see who's more worthy of dictating Gotham's fate. Bruce blinds Ra's with debris and impales him on his sword. However, Ra's is seemingly unfazed by his wound and reveals that he feels no pain and is an immortal just like his predecessor. Breaking Bruce's dominant arm, he announces the vigilante's defeat and uses a switch to effectively destroy all bridges in Gotham. Pressing it, he successfully cripples Gotham, rendering it a 'No Man's Land'.

## Characters

* Bruce Wayne / Batman
* Ra's al Ghul
* James Gordon / Sergeant Gordon
* Lucius Fox
* Selina Kyle / Catwoman
* Nyssa Raatko / Nyssa al Ghul
* Talia al Ghul
* Harvey Dent / Two-Face
* Edward Nygma / Riddler
* Oswald Cobblepot / Penguin
* Ubu
* Harvey Bullock / Detective Bullock
* Carmine Falcone
* Victor Fries
* Pamela Isley
* **Sofia Falcone (debut)**
* Mario Falcone
* Leslie Thompkins / Doctor Thompkins
* Thomas Wayne
* Martha Wayne
* Henri Ducard (flashback)
* The Sensei (flashback)
* **David Cain (flashback) (debut)**
* Dick Grayson
* Barbara Gordon
* Barry Allen
* Victor Stone
* **Oliver Queen (debut)**
* **Helena Bertinelli (debut)**
* **Kate Spencer (debut)**
Dick Grayson

"*Master Dick is more than just your ward, Master Bruce. He's your ally, your protégé and your legacy. One day, he'll surpass you and continue the legend you left behind*"
—**Alfred Pennyworth** to **Bruce Wayne** about **Dick Grayson**[src]

* Dick Grayson
* Robin

**Richard "Dick" Grayson** is the current protege and adoptive son of Bruce Wayne. Growing up with his family as the circus act known as the Flying Graysons, Dick would tragically witness the deaths of his siblings and parents. Bruce, upon also seeing this, aided Dick in finding the culprit and eventually decided to take him in as a son and eventually as the side-kick **Robin**.

## Biography

### Origins:

Dick was one of four children and his younger days were spent travelling across the world with his family under the circus owner C.C. Haly, where they would often be presented as the "Flying Graysons" and would perform acts involving acrobatics and gymnastics. Due to this, Dick developed a knack of balance and gymnastics. However, their acts were cut short when the mobster Tony Zucco sabotaged an act in Gotham and, with billionaire Bruce Wayne as witness, became the only survivor of the deaths of his family. Following this, Bruce and Dick earnestly worked together to expose Zucco and would come to establish a new bond. Bruce later adopted Dick and, upon witnessing his reflexes and abilities, taught him how to fight crime when Dick wished to find the men behind Tony Zucco. Now, operating as the vigilante Robin alongside Batman and tech expert Barbara Gordon, Dick aids others in need within Gotham.

### Season 1

Dick was present as one of the more minor heroes fighting the swarm of Parademons and teamed up with Batgirl to hold them off as the newly formed Justice League dealt with Darkseid, the invader, himself.

## Personality

Dick seems to be easy-going and cool-headed as opposed to his younger, more rebellious days following his family's death. Often sneaking out and talking back to Bruce, Dick eventually learned of Bruce's own notoriety and his tragic past and accepted his guidance, leading to his beginnings as the vigilante Robin. Despite his inner anger towards selfish criminals such as Zucco, Dick tends to mock them and purposefully enjoys making fun of his enemies.

## Appearance

Although only sixteen, Dick has trained enough under Bruce to retain a well-built frame and his athletic skills leave many impressed, including Bruce himself. Using a detachable baton as his main weapon, Dick patrols the streets as the vigilante Robin and wears a unique suit made of the same material as Batman's.

## Trivia

* Dick Grayson has a profound interest in Barbara Gordon and currently doesn't know of her antics as Batgirl.
* Dick's original suit was more coloured, which caused him to complain due to fears that it may make him a target and asked Bruce to change it.
Black Manta's Revenge (episode)

## Synopsis

David Hyde reflects on his childhood and his father's death as he finishes work on his suit, finally readying himself for a confrontation with Aquaman. Y'Hila awakens in chains away from water as Mera gives Arthur a scroll Vulko left before he was taken by Murk. Reading this, the two learn that they must prove their worth to Atlantis and as a true heir to the throne by searching for King Atlan's ancient trident. Those who are worthy to become king and are destined for it can wield the trident and pass on Atlan's power to them. Although Arthur remains sceptical, Mera takes him to an ancient trove only for Hyde to arrive in his Black Manta gear. Swearing to avenge his father, he attacks Aquaman and uses his laser beams to burn him. Elsewhere, Tula and Garth ponder on what to do as they hide from Orm's forces. Due to this, they come into contact with a criminal known as King Shark, who suffered abnormal effects and became half-shark and half-human. Hating pure-born Atlanteans, he chases the two, forcing Garth to confront his fear and prove his own worth as an adviser to the king one day. Aquaman's battle against Black Manta becomes dangerous, forcing Mera to step in only to be swiped by an arriving Commander Murk, aiming to subdue and take her in. Tula steps up against King Shark but the two find themselves outmatched until a submarine arrives, containing Cyborg and Green Lantern. The two stop King Shark and ask Garth and Tula where Arthur is. Meanwhile, Orm prepares to give his speech in his intent to become Atlantis' next king, telling Vulko that Arthur and Mera are already dead. Elsewhere, Superman notifies the President about Atlantis, confirming its existence due to Waller's clash with them. The President then tells Superman to take down Aquaman if things continue.

## Characters

* Arthur Curry / Aquaman
* Y'Mera Xebella / Mera
* Victor Stone / Cyborg
* Hal Jordan / Green Lantern
* Kal-El / Clark Kent / Superman
* Lois Lane
* Diana Prince / Wonder Woman
* Garth
* Tula
* Steve Trevor / Colonel Trevor
* Amanda Waller
* David Hyde / Black Manta
* **King Shark** **(debut)**
* Orm Marius / Ocean Master
* Murk / Commander Murk
* Nuidis Vulko
* Y'Hila Xebella / Siren
* Nereus
* Bruce Wayne / Batman (flashback)
* Daniel Hyde / The Manta (flashback)
Duality (episode)

## Synopsis

Dent is transferred to Arkham Asylum but is broken free by an unknown ally. Upon investigating, Bruce learns that Arkham Asylum psychiatrist Jonathan Crane allowed him to go free. Visiting Arkham, he talks to Jeremiah Arkham, the head warden, and learns that Crane is under suspicion of the death of Luigi Maroni and that he hasn't been seen since. Lucius Fox takes it upon himself to find out the truth behind Philip Kane's disappearance and asks Alfred for help whilst Bruce searches for Dent. Using security cam footage, they see an oddly dressed man referred to by E. Nygma and take the evidence to Gordon. Going home, Gordon looks over the footage and is surprised when his daughter, Barbara, finds a new lead in the footage and asks if she can help him. Fox returns to take the rest of the footage but is ambushed by Nygma and subsequently knocked out. The Red Hood Gang mysteriously resurfaces with a new leader calling himself Two-Face, piquing Bruce's interest when he learns that it could be Dent under the mask. Arriving at the location, he attempts to talk down Dent to no avail, with the latter believing Gotham to be a lost cause. Nygma contacts Dent and he tries escaping, forcing Bruce to use the newly constructed "Batmobile" to give chase. Catapulting himself onto the truck, the doors open to Crane gassing him with his fear toxin, leaving Bruce to hallucinate his parents and relive specific events. Still barely conscious, he arrives at Leslie's door. Bruce then claims that he knows who's planning to attack Gotham and that most of the recent events point back to a single person. Dent arrives as Wayne Enterprises and meets Nygma and Crane as well as Ra's al Ghul. The Demon's Head reveals that he knows of their betrayal and intent to use this meeting to turn against him. After shutting off the power in Gotham, he unleashes a legion of ninja known as the League of Assassins to hold the rogue group hostage and to find Bruce Wayne, who is currently battling his own delusions.

## Characters

* Bruce Wayne / Batman
* Alfred Pennyworth
* James Gordon / Sergeant Gordon
* Lucius Fox
* Barbara Gordon
* Leslie Thompkins / Doctor Thompkins
* Ra's al Ghul
* Harvey Dent / Two-Face
* Jonathan Crane / Scarecrow
* Edward Nygma / Riddler
* Jeremiah Arkham
* **Hugo Strange (debut)**
* Thomas Wayne (vision)
* Martha Wayne (vision)
* Joe Chill (vision)
* Red Hood Gang
* Vicki Vale
* Luigi Maroni (video footage)
* **Victor Zsasz (debut)**
* **Aaron Helzinger (debut)**
Nereus

## Summary

Nereus is a member of the Xebel tribe in Atlantis and the sworn to-be husband of Y'Mera Xebella.

## Biography

### Season 2

Nereus is first seen with Orm Marius as they plan to eradicate Queen Atlanna's illegitimate child, Arthur Curry. Nereus then pledges loyalty to Orm's cause as he prepares to take down Atlanna if need be.

Nereus is then summoned by Orm in order to confront Atlanna for the whereabouts of Arthur. However, Atlanna refuses and a fight ensues, forcing Orm to kill her for her so-called betrayal to Atlantis. Nereus then informs Orm of a pirate who was searching for the alleged "Aquaman" and attempted to infiltrate Atlantis. He is then seen interrogating David Hyde and then guiding him to a room to begin engineering a suit to stop Aquaman, secretly planning to dispose of him after.

## Personality

Nereus is a hardened man who's captaincy of Xebel gives him unbearable pride and honour. Believing himself to be worthy of a beautiful wife, Mera is chosen to be his betrothed, much to her distaste. Refusing to accept him, Nereus then becomes more violent in his intentions, believing any of disobey him to be a traitor to Xebel and Atlantis.

## Appearance

Like Mera, Nereus bears strikingly red hair alongside armoured scale plating around his body.

## References

1. ↑ Sovereignty (episode)
2. ↑ A Pirate's Fortune (episode)
Back to Basics (episode)

## Synopsis

Waking up in S.T.A.R Labs, Barry's identity as the Flash is unwittingly revealed to scientist Tina McGee. Iris' persistence in find out the other speedster's identity catches the attention of Snart, who plans on meeting her due to Thawne's dangerous acts around Central City. It's then revealed that McGee and Barry had worked together before on a case involving a gorilla called Grodd, who escaped confinement and the two work on getting Barry's speed back. Wally, still in his coma, is held by the Speed-Force and attempts to convince them to help stop Reverse-Flash. Without his powers, Barry allows McGee to work on a series of tests as he returns back to his C.S.I work only to learn from Dibny that Iris has gone missing. Snart and Iris meet in secret and the two talk about the villainous speedster wreaking havoc across Central City. Snart explains that Thawne has become more psychotic than he anticipated and cannot continue his work with him interfering. However, things take a turn for the worse when they're kidnapped by Thawne himself, furious at Snart's betrayal, and holds the two hostage to draw the attention of the Flash. Returning to S.T.A.R Labs, Barry asks McGee to help find Iris when she introduces him to Max Mercury, a fellow scientist. Remembering him from his visions, a shocked Barry takes him aside and confronts him, with Max telling him that he holds the key to returning his powers back to him and awakening Wally.

## Characters

* Barry Allen / Flash
* Tina McGee
* Iris West
* Eobard Thawne / Reverse-Flash
* Wally West
* Ralph Dibny
* Leonard Snart / Captain Cold
* Darryl Frye / Detective Frye
* Patty Spivot / Detective Spivot
* David Singh / Captain Singh
* Lisa Snart / Golden Glider
* Mick Rory / Heatwave
* Maxwell Crandall / Max Mercury
Hal Jordan

* Hal Jordan
* Green Lantern

**Harold "Hal" Jordan** is an Air Force pilot, a notable member of the established galactic force known as the Green Lantern Corps. and a founding member of the Justice League.

## Biography

### Origins

Hal grew up in the Air Force with his father, who unfortunately died in a plane crash when he was young. However, he grew close to Carol Ferris and her father, the owner of the hangar, and aspired to take the skies as a pilot himself. One day, after successfully piloting a new aircraft for the military, Hal finds a crash site nearby and thereby finds the alien known as Abin Sur. Dying due to his injuries, Hal then finds a ring and a lantern and finds out that he has been chosen as Abin Sur's successor as a member of the Green Lantern Corps. As time went on, Hal met other members and trained under Kilowog whilst being mentored by Thaal Sinestro and became a prominent and capable Green Lantern.

## Episodes

### **The Justice League**

**Season 1: Origins**

* *Pilot*
* *Parademons*
* *Birth of Cyborg*
* *New Allies*
* *Darkseid's Invasion*
* *War*
* *Anti-Life Equation*
* *United We Rise*
* *Fall of a New God*
* *Origins*

**Season 2: Throne of Atlantis**

## Behind the scenes

* In the comics, **Hal Jordan** is the second known human Green Lantern and a founding member of the Justice League.
Nuidis Vulko

## Summary

Nuidis Vulko is the advisor to Queen Atlanna and former mentor of her son, Arthur Curry, during his younger years. Currently, he now aids Arthur in his path to become king.

## Biography

### Origins

During Arthur Curry's teenage years, Vulko was sent by Queen Atlanna to train Arthur in the hopes of him uniting by Atlantis and the surface world. Meeting him and often telling him stories of his mother, Vulko mentored Arthur when he began showing Atlantean abilities. However, when things in Atlantis began destabilising, Vulko returned to his home city, promising to return when he was an adult.

### Season 2

Vulko is present when Atlanna requests Mera to meet Arthur to defend him from Orm.

Vulko then arrives to a secret location where he finds Arthur and Atlanna reuniting. He then gives them news of Orm, Nereus and Commander Murk's arrival and attempts to stall them to allow time for Arthur and Mera to escape in time. However, he is imprisoned by Murk and later learns of Atlanna death and of Orm's involvement. Giving a message to Mera, who was hiding elsewhere, she then passes on the sombre news to Arthur.

During Atlanna funeral, Vulko confides in Garth and Tula, two students of Atlanna and together they plan to dethrone Orm by helping Arthur realise his destiny as the true king.

## Personality

Vulko is a fiercely loyal person, swearing alligence to Queen Atlanna and being indebted to her. He's shown to have a softer side when helping Arthur at times and believes that true honour is helping the ones who deserve it.

## Appearance

Vulko is an aged man with signs of apparent weight gain in spite of his former, more fit, stature. This is likely due to his transferal to adviser of Queen Atlanna.

## Episodes

 12
 13

## References

1. ↑ Sovereignty (episode)
2. ↑ A Pirate's Fortune (episode)
3. ↑ Atlantis' King (episode)
The Ocean's Master (episode)

## Synopsis

Arion holds Mera hostage, forcing Aquaman to act fast as the cave crumbles around them. Lois Lane reports on the worldwide Atlantean forces moving in on the surface world. Vulko attempts to talk some sense into Orm by convincing him of Atlan's former wishes. Eventually, Aquaman tricks Arion and Mera is able to disable him by bounding him. Revealing the power of his sorcery, he explains that he was testing them and guides them to Atlan's true resting place. Confused but wary, they stumble into the real location and notice a waterfall that only the strong-hearted can surpass. The Flash chases the Yellow Blur only for it to dissipate, confusing him. Garth and Tula follow suite as the Justice League spread across to contain the imminent threat. The President then asks Superman to apprehend Aquaman as Lex Luthor and Amanda Waller plan their counterattacks. Mera urges Arthur to step into the waterfall and eventually does so, causing memories to flood in. Awakening in an unknown place, he connects to the spirit of Atlan resting within the cave and is asked about his intentions as king. Promising to fulfil Atlanna's wish to unite both worlds, Arthur is bestowed King Atlan's trident, giving him Atlan's former armour and allowing him to continue. However, Black Manta somehow arrives in the cave and knocks out Arion, preparing to kill Aquaman in a vengeful last ditch attempt. Nereus, after dismissing Y'Hila, begins questioning Orm's intent when he threatens her life. Suddenly, he orders Nereus to kill Y'Hila for failing and summons the Dead Water, a black magic reanimated sea creature created by an unknown virus. Aquaman returns from the waterfall to face Black Manta as Superman arrives above his location.

## Characters

* Arthur Curry / Aquaman
* Y'Mera Xebella / Mera
* Kal-El / Clark Kent / Superman
* Bruce Wayne / Batman
* Diana Prince / Wonder Woman
* Barry Allen / Flash
* Hal Jordan / Green Lantern
* Victor Stone / Cyborg
* Garth / Aqualad
* Tula / Aquagirl
* Dick Grayson / Robin
* Barbara Gordon / Batgirl
* Nuidis Vulko
* Lois Lane
* Vicki Vale
* Amanda Waller
* Ahri'ahn / Arion
* Lex Luthor
* Orm Marius / Ocean Master
* David Hyde / Black Manta
* Eobard Thawne / Reverse-Flash
* Nereus
* Y'Hila Xebella / Siren
* King Shark
* Dead Water (debut)
* Atlan / King Atlan (vision)
* Atlanna / Queen Atlanna (vision)
* Thomas Curry (vision)
* Daniel Hyde / The Manta (flashback)
* Corum Rath / Commander Rath (flashback)
* Steppenwolf (flashback)
* Antiope / Queen Antiope (flashback)
* Yalan Gur / Green Lantern (flashback)
* Vandal Savage (flashback)
* Fisher King (flashback) (debut)
* Black Jack (flashback) (debut)
Orm Marius

## Summary

Orm Marius, also known by the Ocean Master, is the half-brother and arch-enemy of Arthur Curry / Aquaman and a royal prince of Atlantis.

## Biography

### Origins

Orm Marius grew up under royalty, being revered by others and having a very stubborn and privileged attitude. His distaste towards those who were "tainted" would worsen over time and he began nurturing his hatred of Atlantis' suppression due to the surface world, wishing to one day become king and have Atlantis drown the Earth.
Justice League: Season 1

## Summary

Justice League: Origins is the first season and arc in the Justice League series. This season features a single arc depicting the formation of the Justice League against the powerful invading forces of Apokalips.

## Synopsis

Witness the birth of Earth's new League of Justice when seven heroes collide over a possible invasion planned by the meticulous New God Darkseid!
The Reverse-Flash, Part 1 (episode)

## Synopsis

An epic chase begins between Thawne and both Barry and Wally as they race to stop him from hurting more people. However, his superior speed and experience proves more impressive than previously thought, with Thawne vibrating through buildings and creating a separate "speed mirage" to throw off Wally. Meanwhile, Frye and Singh deal with Golden Glider and Heatwave whilst Snart figures out a way to break out his allies whilst the speedsters are distracted. However, the arrival of Cyborg leads to the two Rogues' defeat as he progresses to helping Barry. McGee and Silas Stone learn that Thawne's abilities are drawn from a different energy than Barry or Wally's whilst Hal and Clark locate Thawne and engage in the pursuit. Suddenly, Thawne does something impossible and travels back in time to dispose of the Justice League to prevent further interference. Enraged at Thawne's brutality and psychotic behaviour, Barry pushes himself and forces his body through time, leading him to reuniting with the Speed-Force once again. The entity warns Barry of the dangers of time travel whilst Barry argues that Thawne poses a bigger threat. Thus, Barry continues on and catches up to Thawne, leaving both of them stranded in 1938 where the speedster Jay Garrick finds them.

## Characters

* Barry Allen / Flash
* Wally West / Kid Flash
* Kal-El / Clark Kent / Superman
* Bruce Wayne / Batman
* Hal Jordan / Green Lantern
* Victor Stone / Cyborg
* Eobard Thawne / Reverse-Flash
* Jay Garrick / Flash
* Tina McGee
* Silas Stone
* Darryl Frye / Detective Frye
* David Singh / Captain Singh
* Leonard Snart / Captain Cold
* Lisa Snart / Golden Glider
* Mick Rory / Heatwave
Tula

**Tula**, nicknamed the **Aquagirl**, is a skilled sorceress and warrior from Atlantis and the student of Y'Mera Xebella.

## Biography

### Season 2

Tula is present alongside Garth during Atlanna's funeral, in which she places flowers and voices her concern for Mera's safety after Orm Marius accuses them of being traitors. Nuidis Vulko then confides in her and Garth as they conspire to aid Arthur Curry in his bid to stop Orm.

Tula and Garth finds themselves on the run from Orm's forces. Eventually, they run into King Shark, a halfbreed human-shark who leads a criminal society near Atlantis. Together, the duo attempt to escape and eventually find themselves in the midst of Cyborg and Green Lantern, who aid them and are informed about Aquaman and Mera's situation.

## Personality

Tula, unlike Garth, is known to be stern and often uptight. Despite sticking to her sworn duty to defend the monarchy, Tula has shown that she'll do what's right even if it goes against those she serves.

## References

1. ↑ Atlantis' King (episode)
2. ↑ Black Manta's Revenge (episode)
Jeremiah Arkham

Jeremiah Arkham is the chief psychiatrist of Arkham Asylum.

## Biography

### Early life

Jeremiah Arkham inherited Arkham Asylum from his great uncle, Amadeus Arkham, and became its chief psychiatrist and director. Some time later, after the Batman debuted in Gotham City, Jeremiah found himself working with the vigilante as he began defeating various deranged criminals.

### Season 1: Origins (2019)

Jeremiah Arkham allowed Batman to interview Kirk Langstrom, a patient who was driven to near-insanity with the ability to transform into a giant bat. However, Jeremiah was adamant in saying that Kirk had not left the facility since self-admitting himself several months ago, leaving Batman to cross off Langstorm as the potential "demon" he was investigating.

## Personality

Jeremiah seems to be a stern person with the obsession of curing his patients. Various inmates have stated that his methods go beyond simply helping them, leaving it presumed that Jeremiah has an odd interest in the deranged and insane. However, this rarely interferes in his work, especially upon being informed by Batman that he's kept an eye on him.

## Appearance

Jeremiah has a chiselled yet sullen look with short and unkempt hair. His most definitive clothing is his white coat and round glasses, the latter of which helps hide the bags under his eyes.

## Behind the scenes

* In the comics, Jeremiah Arkham is the odd director and chief psychiatrist of Arkham Asylum. He is also known for his waning sanity and descent into becoming the second Black Mask.
Rogues Rebellion (episode)

## Synopsis

Following events from Throne of Atlantis, Barry Allen dives back into his C.S.I work when he discovers the return of Captain Cold and Heat Wave. However, their recent rash of robberies is aided by new enemies. As Barry investigates, he pledges to free his father, having found new evidence proving the existence of the Yellow Flash. Iris pushes herself to report the Flash's activities more personally and begins by involving herself in the Rogues case. Wally West, struggling with fitting in with the others, begins researching about the Flash's exploits. When Central City Bank finds itself in danger, the Flash rushes in and faces the two Rogues as well as new members Weather Wizard and Mirror Master. Due to this, he quickly finds himself outmatched and is forced to flee. After this crushing defeat, Barry rushes into Gotham City to talk to Batman about his situation with his family and his drive to solve his lifelong case regarding the Yellow Flash. After Bruce takes Barry around Gotham City, he aids the citizens in multiple ways such as stopping Two-Face's robbery, Firefly's arson, Deadshot's assassination attempt, Riddler's trap and even Dick Grayson with his work. Bruce reveals that the enemies he faced in Gotham were in league with each other and states that both heroes and villains are stronger in groups. Realising a way to stop the Rogues, Barry races back to Central City. However, the ongoing storm proves to be more than what meets the eye. Elsewhere, the Rogues watch the storm as a man named Eobard Thawne prepares to launch an attack on the hero.

## Characters

* Barry Allen / Flash
* Bruce Wayne / Batman
* Dick Grayson / Robin
* Alfred Pennyworth
* Iris West
* Wally West
* Darryl Frye / Detective Frye
* David Singh / Captain Singh
* Barbara Gordon / Batgirl
* James Gordon / Commissioner Gordon
* **Henry Allen (debut)**
* **Linda Park (debut)**
* Eobard Thawne / Reverse-Flash
* Leonard Snart / Captain Cold
* Mick Rory / Heatwave
* **Mark Mardon / Weather Wizard (debut)**
* **Sam Scudder / Mirror Master (debut)**
* **Floyd Lawton / Deadshot (debut)**
* **Harvey Dent / Two-Face (debut)**
* **Edward Nygma / Riddler (debut)**
* **Garfield Lynns / Firefly (debut)**
Sovereignty (episode)

## Synopsis

A bar fight occurs in the small town of Amnesty Bay, forcing Arthur Curry to get involved. Exiting the bar, he's reacquainted with Mera of Atlantis, who warns him of an imminent danger in Atlantis. Upon further explanation, Mera reveals that Arthur's half-brother, Orm Marius, is making a bid to take the throne to establish an assault on the surface world. When Arthur questions his place in the situation, Mera opts to secretly take him to a location where he learns of his mother's survival. Meanwhile, Amanda Waller researches the possibility of Atlantis' existence as Steve Trevor protests due to Diana Prince's distaste of her methods. Despite this, Waller receives confirmation of Atlantis' existence when the squad is attacked and killed by unknown forces. As this is happening, a live video feed seemingly suggests Aquaman's role in their deaths, putting him in grave danger. Elsewhere, in the waters of Atlantis, Orm Marius discusses his aspirations once he becomes king with Nereus, an avid support of his from Xebel.

## Characters

* Arthur Curry / Aquaman
* Diana Prince / Wonder Woman
* Y'Mera Xebella / Mera
* Amanda Waller
* **Atlanna / Queen Atlanna (debut)**
* Steve Trevor / Colonel Trevor
* Etta Candy / Lieutenant Candy
* Orm Marius
* **Nereus (debut)**
* **Nuidis Vulko (debut)**
* **Garth (debut)**
* **Murk / Commander Murk (debut)**
* Bruce Wayne / Batman (flashback)
* Kal-El / Clark Kent / Superman (flashback)
* Hal Jordan / Green Lantern (flashback)
* Barry Allen / Flash (flashback)
* Victor Stone / Cyborg (flashback)
* Lois Lane