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Ares (Earth -12)

*Enlighten me. The fields of fire are littered with dead. All have fallen. **Who are you to challenge the God of War?***
—****Ares****[src]

## Characteristics

### Hair

Grey

**Ares**, the God of War, created a helmet that exponentially increased his powers and waged war against society for two years.

## HistoryEdit

**Ares**, the God of War, forged a helmet that magnified his powers a hundred fold. As a result, a two-year war was created between his forces and everyone else against society. When Wonder Woman and Batman arrived to knock Ares’ helmet off, Ares managed to knock Wonder Woman unconscious. This caused Batman to believe his love was killed, resulting in him putting on the helmet and subsequently corrupting his moral code. Wayne would shortly kill Ares afterwards, but would wage a whole new war against society until his world began to collapse.

## ParaphernaliaEdit

### Equipment

* **Ares' Helmet**: Ares had forged a new helmet that magnified his powers a hundredfold.

## NotesEdit

* This character or object is an adaptation of Ares, a character or object in traditional stories. These include, but may not be limited to religious texts, myth, and/or folk lore. More information on the original can be found at Wikipedia.org.

## Related

* Appearances of Ares (Earth -12)
* Images featuring Ares (Earth -12)
* Quotations by or about Ares (Earth -12)
* Character Gallery: Ares (Earth -12)

### Footnotes

This character is or was primarily an enemy of Wonder Woman and the Amazons in any of her various incarnations. This template will categorize articles that include it into the "*Wonder Woman Villains* category."

**Batman Villain(s)** This character, team or organization, has been primarily an enemy of the Batman, or the Batman Family as a whole. This template will categorize articles that include it into the category "*Batman Villains*."
Earth 22

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     *Reality names were reused several times. See also Earth-22, Earth -22.*
**Earth 22** is one of the worlds of the Multiverse in the New 52.

## History

After the retirement of Superman led to the mass surrender of the superheroic old guard, a new generation of superbeings ran amok until the destruction of Kansas forced Kal-El's return. Superman tried containing the situation and confronted his enemies, however, he slew Captain Marvel instead of sparing him, while a nuclear blast killed many of his fellow heroes. This caused him to become a pseudo-authoritarian figure, taking up the responsibility of chasing and if need be, putting down any threats. The Sons and Daughters of the Bat, inspired by Batman, opposed him.

Its heroes would come to aid in protecting the Multiverse against The Gentry. It was later revealed to be one of the many universes destroyed by Perpetua  but was later restored along with the rest of the multiverse

## Residents

* Atlas
* Atom Smasher ***(Deceased)***
* Batman ***(Deceased)***
* Captain Marvel ***(Deceased)***
* Deadman
* The Flash
* Green Lantern
* Power Woman
* Red Robin
* The Spectre
* Starman
* Superman
* Wonder Woman
* Nightstar
* Jade
* Iris West
* Magog

## Notes

* This Earth is based on Mark Waid and Alex Ross' Kingdom Come, and is based on the pre-Flashpoint Earth-22 and the pre-Crisis Earth-96.
* The existence of the Thom Kallor Starman in this universe indicates that some variation of the Final Crisis: Legion of 3 Worlds event may have occurred in the New 52, as Starman was originally brought to Earth-22 on his way to New Earth in order to prepare for the resurrection of Superboy. However, it may simply be a version of Starman native to this universe.
* Earth 22 is opposite Earth 7 in the structure of the Multiverse.

## See Also

* Characters from Earth 22
* Other things related to Earth 22
* Earth 22's Comic Appearances
* Reality Gallery: Earth 22

### References

1. ↑ *The Multiversity Guidebook* #1
2. ↑ *The Multiversity* #2
3. ↑ *Dark Nights: Death Metal* #1
4. ↑ *Dark Nights: Death Metal* #7

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George Harkness (Flashpoint Paradox)

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**George Harkness**, also known as **Captain Boomerang**, was a member of the Rogues and an enemy of the Flash.

## HistoryEdit

In the original timeline, he caused trouble for Flash by joining with other members of the Flash's Rogues Gallery to lure his opponent into the Flash Museum so that the Reverse Flash could set up bombs that would take out the Flash along with the Rogues Gallery members and the Flash Museum. Superman, Batman, Green Lantern, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, Captain Atom, and Cyborg showed up to help Flash deal with the Rogues Gallery and defusing the bombs before they detonated. Captain Atom took Cyborg and Captain Boomerang up into the sky so that Cyborg could use his bionic tendrils to hack into the bomb and defuse it before it detonated, thus saving the villain's life in the process.

## Powers and AbilitiesEdit

### Abilities

* **Throwing**
* **Gadgetry**

## NotesEdit

* This version of the character is exclusive to the continuity of the film *Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox* and is an adaptation of Captain Boomerang. The original character was created by John Broome and Carmine Infantino and first appeared in *The Flash* #117.
* **Captain Boomerang** was voiced by James Patrick Stuart.

## Related

* 1 Appearances of George Harkness (Flashpoint Paradox)
* Images featuring George Harkness (Flashpoint Paradox)
* Quotations by or about George Harkness (Flashpoint Paradox)
* Character Gallery: George Harkness (Flashpoint Paradox)

### Footnotes

**Rogues Gallery**This character is or was a member of the *Rogues*, a loose collection of enemies to the Flash, in any of its various incarnations. They are a team of highly effective super-villains with their own internal code that prevents them from killing speedsters.
This template will categorize articles that include it into the "*Rogues Gallery members* category."

**Flash Villain(s)**This character, team, or organization, is or was primarily an enemy of any or all of the various incarnations of the Flash. This template will categorize articles that include it into the category "*Flash Villains*."
Aquaman Vol 7

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***Aquaman* (Volume 7)** is one of The New 52 ongoing series published after Flashpoint. The series follows the adventures of Aquaman and Mera.

## Issues

* *Aquaman* (Volume 7) #1
* *Aquaman* (Volume 7) #2
* *Aquaman* (Volume 7) #3
* *Aquaman* (Volume 7) #4
* *Aquaman* (Volume 7) #5
* *Aquaman* (Volume 7) #6
* *Aquaman* (Volume 7) #7
* *Aquaman* (Volume 7) #8
* *Aquaman* (Volume 7) #9
* *Aquaman* (Volume 7) #10
* *Aquaman* (Volume 7) #11
* *Aquaman* (Volume 7) #12
* *Aquaman* (Volume 7) #0
* *Aquaman* (Volume 7) #13
* *Aquaman* (Volume 7) #14
* *Aquaman* (Volume 7) #15
* *Aquaman* (Volume 7) #16
* *Aquaman* (Volume 7) #17
* *Aquaman* (Volume 7) #18
* *Aquaman* (Volume 7) #19
* *Aquaman* (Volume 7) #20
* *Aquaman* (Volume 7) #21
* *Aquaman* (Volume 7) #22
* *Aquaman* (Volume 7) #23
* *Aquaman* (Volume 7) #23.1: Black Manta
* *Aquaman* (Volume 7) #23.2: Ocean Master
* *Aquaman* (Volume 7) #24
* *Aquaman* (Volume 7) #25
* *Aquaman* (Volume 7) #26
* *Aquaman* (Volume 7) #27
* *Aquaman* (Volume 7) #28
* *Aquaman* (Volume 7) #29
* *Aquaman* (Volume 7) #30
* *Aquaman* (Volume 7) #31
* *Aquaman* (Volume 7) #32
* *Aquaman* (Volume 7) #33
* *Aquaman* (Volume 7) #34
* *Aquaman* (Volume 7) #35
* *Aquaman* (Volume 7) #36
* *Aquaman* (Volume 7) #37
* *Aquaman* (Volume 7) #38
* *Aquaman* (Volume 7) #39
* *Aquaman* (Volume 7) #40
* *Aquaman* (Volume 7) #41
* *Aquaman* (Volume 7) #42
* *Aquaman* (Volume 7) #43
* *Aquaman* (Volume 7) #44
* *Aquaman* (Volume 7) #45
* *Aquaman* (Volume 7) #46
* *Aquaman* (Volume 7) #47
* *Aquaman* (Volume 7) #48
* *Aquaman* (Volume 7) #49
* *Aquaman* (Volume 7) #50
* *Aquaman* (Volume 7) #51
* *Aquaman* (Volume 7) #52

### Annuals

* *Aquaman Annual* (Volume 7) #1 (2013)
* *Aquaman Annual* (Volume 7) #2  (2014)

## Collections

* *Aquaman: The Trench* (2012)
ISBN: 978-1401237103
* *Aquaman: The Others* (2013)
ISBN: 978-1401242954
* *Aquaman: Throne of Atlantis* (2013)
ISBN: 978-1401243098
* *Aquaman: Death of a King* (2014)
ISBN: 978-1401246969
* *Aquaman: Sea of Storms* (2014)
ISBN: 978-1401250393
* *Aquaman: Maelstrom* (2015)
ISBN: 978-1401254414
* *Aquaman: Exiled* (2016)
ISBN: 978-1401260989
* *Aquaman: Out of Darkness* (2017)
ISBN: 978-1401268749

## See AlsoEdit

* Cover Gallery: *Aquaman Vol 7*
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* Aquaman Recommended Reading
	+ *Action Comics*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Adventure Comics*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Aquaman*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Aquaman*  (Volume 2)
	+ *Aquaman*  (Volume 3)
	+ *Aquaman*  (Volume 4)
	+ *Aquaman*  (Volume 5)
	+ *Aquaman*  (Volume 6)
	+ ***Aquaman*  (Volume 7)**
	+ *Aquaman*  (Volume 8)
	+ *Aquaman and the Others*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Aquaman: Sword of Atlantis*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Aquaman: Time and Tide*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Atlantis Chronicles*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Detective Comics*  (Volume 1)
	+ *World's Finest*  (Volume 1)
Diana of Themyscira (Created Equal)

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**Wonder Woman** is an Amazon princess and a member of the Justice League.

## HistoryEdit

### Abilities

* **Amazonian Training**: The Amazons honed their skills in many fields, aided by the gifts from Athena and Artemis.
	+ **Archery**
	+ **Equestrianism**
	+ **Hand-to-Hand Combat (Advanced)**
	+ **Swordsmanship**

## ParaphernaliaEdit

### Equipment

* **Bracelets of Submission**
* **Wonder Woman's Tiara**

## Related

* 2 Appearances of Diana of Themyscira (Created Equal)
* Images featuring Diana of Themyscira (Created Equal)
* 1 Quotations by or about Diana of Themyscira (Created Equal)
* Character Gallery: Diana of Themyscira (Created Equal)

### Footnotes

This character has been a member of the *Justice League of America*, or the Justice League in any of its various incarnations, sworn by a duty to act as guardians of America and the world by using their skills and/or superpowers to protect Earth from the clutches of both interstellar and domestic threats.This template will categorize articles that include it into the "*Justice League of America members*" category.
Eugene Choi (Flashpoint Paradox)

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**Eugene Choi** is one of the kids who turns into S.H.A.Z.A.M..

## HistoryEdit

Eugene Choi is a young man who, in the alternate timeline created by Barry Allen (Flash), is given the power to form the hero S.H.A.Z.A.M. by saying the name Shazam along with five other children his age. During the battle between Aquaman's Atlantean forces and Wonder Wonder's Amazonian forces, Eugene and his friends were chosen by Victor Stone (Cyborg) to help stop the war before it destroys the world, hoping that Thomas Wayne (Batman) would join as the tactical leader. Although Batman refuses at first, he later changes his mind and joins with the Flash and Cyborg in one final attempt to stop the war. Eugene and his friends also show up during the battle, merging together into S.H.A.Z.A.M. to fight against Wonder Woman, who ends up overpowering the superhero and forces him with the Lasso of Truth to speak the name Shazam to revert him back to their original forms. After that happens, Wonder Woman takes Billy and stabs him to death with the broken blade of her knife. With the connection to their combined form broken, Eugene and his friends ended up dying along with the rest of the world in the destructive wake of the atomic detonation unleashed by Aquaman.

## NotesEdit

* This version of the character is exclusive to the continuity of the film *Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox* and is an adaptation of Eugene Choi. The original character was created by Geoff Johns and Andy Kubert and first appeared in *Flashpoint* (Volume 2) #1.

## Related

* 1 Appearances of Eugene Choi (Flashpoint Paradox)
* Images featuring Eugene Choi (Flashpoint Paradox)
* Quotations by or about Eugene Choi (Flashpoint Paradox)
* Character Gallery: Eugene Choi (Flashpoint Paradox)

### Footnotes

This character is or was a member of the *Marvel Family* in any of its various incarnations, and an ally of Captain Marvel and the Wizard Shazam. This template will categorize articles that include it into the category "*Marvel Family members*."
Frederick Freeman (Flashpoint Paradox)

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**Frederick Freeman** is one of the kids who turns into S.H.A.Z.A.M..

## HistoryEdit

Fred Freeman is a young man who, in the alternate timeline created by Barry Allen (Flash), is given the power to form the hero S.H.A.Z.A.M. by saying the name Shazam along with five other children his age. During the battle between Aquaman's Atlantean forces and Wonder Wonder's Amazonian forces, Fred and his friends were chosen by Victor Stone (Cyborg) to help stop the war before it destroys the world, hoping that Thomas Wayne (Batman) would join as the tactical leader. Although Batman refuses at first, he later changes his mind and joins with the Flash and Cyborg in one final attempt to stop the war. Fred and his friends also show up during the battle, merging together into S.H.A.Z.A.M. to fight against Wonder Woman, who ends up overpowering the superhero and forces him with the Lasso of Truth to speak the name Shazam to revert him back to their original forms. After that happens, Wonder Woman takes Billy and stabs him to death with the broken blade of her knife. With the connection to their combined form broken, Fred and his friends ended up dying along with the rest of the world in the destructive wake of the atomic detonation unleashed by Aquaman.

## Related

* 1 Appearances of Frederick Freeman (Flashpoint Paradox)
* Images featuring Frederick Freeman (Flashpoint Paradox)
* Quotations by or about Frederick Freeman (Flashpoint Paradox)
* Character Gallery: Frederick Freeman (Flashpoint Paradox)

### Footnotes

This character is or was a member of the *Marvel Family* in any of its various incarnations, and an ally of Captain Marvel and the Wizard Shazam. This template will categorize articles that include it into the category "*Marvel Family members*."
Athmoora

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**Athmoora** was a planet in Sector 2814 whose inhabitants were culturally frozen in the medieval era.

## History

When Athmoora was in the medieval period of its development, the Larifars visited the planet and stole its population's I-Factor, the component of intelligence which allowed for the evolution of ideas. At a time when Athmoora should have had an atomic society, Abin Sur discovered the Larifar's damage to the planet and stabilized further I-Factor devolution by activating an Intelligence Engine. Abin Sur died shortly afterwards, leaving the planet permanently culturally frozen by the Engine.

Hal Jordan eventually discovered Athmoora and neglected to turn off the Engine, instead using the planet as a place of escapist relaxation.

## Residents

* Fekk
* Samandra
* Vespero

## See Also

* Appearances of Athmoora
* Location Gallery: Athmoora

1. ↑ *Green Lantern* (Volume 2) #16
2. ↑ *The Green Lantern: Season Two* #12
Darla Dudley (Flashpoint Paradox)

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**Darla Dudley** is one of the kids who turns into S.H.A.Z.A.M..

## HistoryEdit

Darla Dudley is a young girl who, in the alternate timeline created by Barry Allen (Flash), is given the power to form the hero S.H.A.Z.A.M. by saying the name Shazam along with five other children her age. During the battle between Aquaman's Atlantean forces and Wonder Wonder's Amazonian forces, Darla and her friends were chosen by Victor Stone (Cyborg) to help stop the war before it destroys the world, hoping that Thomas Wayne (Batman) would join as the tactical leader. Although Batman refuses at first, he later changes his mind and joins with the Flash and Cyborg in one final attempt to stop the war. Darla and her friends also show up during the battle, merging together into S.H.A.Z.A.M. to fight against Wonder Woman, who ends up overpowering the superhero and forces him with the Lasso of Truth to speak the name Shazam to revert him back to their original forms. After that happens, Wonder Woman takes Billy and stabs him to death with the broken blade of her knife. With the connection to their combined form broken, Darla and her friends ended up dying along with the rest of the world in the destructive wake of the atomic detonation unleashed by Aquaman.

## NotesEdit

* This version of the character is exclusive to the continuity of the film *Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox* and is an adaptation of Darla Dudley. The original character was created by Geoff Johns and Andy Kubert and first appeared in *Flashpoint* (Volume 2) #1.

## Related

* 1 Appearances of Darla Dudley (Flashpoint Paradox)
* Images featuring Darla Dudley (Flashpoint Paradox)
* Quotations by or about Darla Dudley (Flashpoint Paradox)
* Character Gallery: Darla Dudley (Flashpoint Paradox)

### Footnotes

This character is or was a member of the *Marvel Family* in any of its various incarnations, and an ally of Captain Marvel and the Wizard Shazam. This template will categorize articles that include it into the category "*Marvel Family members*."
Barbara Gordon (Created Equal)

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**Barbara Gordon** was a member of the Green Lantern Corps.

## Related

* 2 Appearances of Barbara Gordon (Created Equal)
* Images featuring Barbara Gordon (Created Equal)
* Quotations by or about Barbara Gordon (Created Equal)
* Character Gallery: Barbara Gordon (Created Equal)

### Footnotes

This character is or was an incarnation of or an ally of Batman, and a member of the *Batman Family*. This template will automatically categorize articles that include it into the "*Batman Family members*" category.

**Green Lantern Corps member**This character is or was a member of the *Green Lantern Corps*, chosen by the Guardians of the Universe to act as their sector's Green Lantern and to protect it from interstellar threats with a Power Ring.This template will categorize articles that include it into the "*Green Lantern Corps members* category."

This character has been a member of the *Justice League of America*, or the Justice League in any of its various incarnations, sworn by a duty to act as guardians of America and the world by using their skills and/or superpowers to protect Earth from the clutches of both interstellar and domestic threats.This template will categorize articles that include it into the "*Justice League of America members*" category.
Gen-Factor

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The **Gen-Factor** is a radioactive biochemical created using DNA from the cross-reality nomad Sigma, a eugenic agent that mutates most sapient organisms on contact. It is lethal to most beings, but has turned others into super-humans known as Gen-Actives.

## History

Miles Craven exposed his agents in Team 7 to the radiation, killing some and driving others insane all while giving them psychic powers. These powers would extend, albeit differ widely between their future offspring, creating several generations of Gen-Actives.

## See Also

* Appearances of Gen-Factor
* Item Gallery: Gen-Factor
* Images featuring Gen-Factor

## Links and References

* None.

1. ↑ *Sigma* #3
2. ↑ *Team 7*  #1-2
Dusan al Ghul (DC Animated Movie Universe)

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## NotesEdit

* This version of the character is exclusive to the continuity of the DC Animated Movie Universe and is an adaptation of Dusan al Ghul/White Ghost. The original character was created by Peter Milligan and David Lopez and first appeared in *Batman Annual* #26.

## Related

* Appearances of Dusan al Ghul (DC Animated Movie Universe)
* Images featuring Dusan al Ghul (DC Animated Movie Universe)
* Quotations by or about Dusan al Ghul (DC Animated Movie Universe)
* Character Gallery: Dusan al Ghul (DC Animated Movie Universe)

### Footnotes

**League of Assassins member**This character is or was a member of the *League of Assassins*, a international organization of the world's greatest killers, operating both for hire and their own agenda, in any of its various incarnations. This template will categorize articles that include it into the "*League of Assassins members*" category.
Africa

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**Africa** is the world's second-largest and second most-populous continent, after Asia.

## History

At about 30.2 million km² (11.7 million sq mi) including adjacent islands, it covers 6% of the Earth's total surface area and 20.4% of the total land area. With a billion people (as of 2009) in 61 territories, it accounts for about 14.8% of the World's human population. The continent is surrounded by the Mediterranean Sea to the north, the Suez Canal and the Red Sea to the northeast, the Indian Ocean to the southeast, and the Atlantic Ocean to the west. Not counting the disputed territory of Western Sahara, there are 53 countries, including Madagascar and various island groups, associated with the continent.

Africa, particularly central eastern Africa, is widely regarded within the scientific community to be the origin of humans and the Hominidae tree (great apes), as evidenced by the discovery of the earliest hominids and their ancestors, as well as later ones that have been dated to around seven million years ago – including *Sahelanthropus tchadensis*, *Australopithecus africanus*, *A. afarensis*, *Homo erectus*, *H. habilis* and *H. ergaster* – with the earliest *Homo sapiens* (human) found in Ethiopia being dated to ca. 200,000 years ago.

## Points of Interest

### Countries

* Algeria
* Angola
* Burundi
* Bwunda
* Democratic Republic of the Congo
* Egypt
* Ethiopia
* Ghana
* Kenya
* Lamumba
* Libya
* Madagascar
* Mali
* Morocco
* Ogaden
* Republic of the Congo
* Senegal
* Sierra Verde
* Somalia
* South Africa
* Sudan
* Tanzania
* Togo
* Tunisia
* Tynanda
* Uganda
* Western African Republic
* Zambesi
* Gorilla City

## Residents

* B'Wana Beast
* Congo Bill
* Freedom Beast
* Gorilla Grodd
* Nada
* Obatala
* Vixen
* Batwing (David Zavimbi)

## See Also

* Appearances of Africa
* Location Gallery: Africa
George Taylor (Earth-Two)

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**George Taylor** was the editor for the *Daily Star* on Earth-Two, a position he remained in until he retired and Clark Kent took over.

## HistoryEdit

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## NotesEdit

* This version of George Taylor, including all history and corresponding appearances, was erased from existence following the collapse of the original Multiverse in the 1985–86 *Crisis on Infinite Earths* event and later restored following the rebirth of the infinite Multiverse during the *Dark Crisis* of 2022-2023. Even though other versions of the character may have appeared, this information does not apply to those versions.
* George Taylor reappeared in the Golden Age reality that Superman was cast into during *The Dominus Effect* storyline in the *Superman* title series in 1998.

## Related

* 1 Appearances of George Taylor (Earth-Two)
* Images featuring George Taylor (Earth-Two)
* Quotations by or about George Taylor (Earth-Two)
* Character Gallery: George Taylor (Earth-Two)
Destiny (DC Animated Movie Universe)

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**Destiny** was an ancient sorceror and an enemy of the Justice League Dark.

## HistoryEdit

	+ Template:Fear Projection: Destiny can cause hallucinations in others, even those with the strongest wills by their quarrels. Typically, the victims will see demons in place of regular people. The more fear he causes, the stronger Destiny gets.
	+ **Force Field**: To keep himself safe and to infect anyone foolish enough to try attacking him directly, Destiny has a magical shield that repels attacks and causes madness in those who touch it.
	+ **Possession**: Though his physical form was destroyed by Merlin, Destiny is capable of taking control of another body and reshaping it into a copy of his former self. At the same time, he suppresses the will of his victim, effectively resurrecting himself.
	+ **Pyrokinesis**

### Abilities

* **Occultism**
* **Swordsmanship**

### Weaknesses

* **Those Who Already Went Mad:** Destiny is unable to cause someone to go insane from hallucinations if they've already experienced madness and recovered.

## NotesEdit

* This version of the character is exclusive to the continuity of the DC Animated Movie Universe and is an adaptation of John Dee/Doctor Destiny. The original character was created by Gardner Fox and Mike Sekowsky and first appeared in *Justice League of America*  #5.
* **Destiny** was voiced by Alfred Molina.

## Related

* Appearances of Destiny (DC Animated Movie Universe)
* Images featuring Destiny (DC Animated Movie Universe)
* Quotations by or about Destiny (DC Animated Movie Universe)
* Character Gallery: Destiny (DC Animated Movie Universe)

### Footnotes

This character is or was primarily an enemy of the Justice League, in any of its various incarnations. This template will categorize articles that include it into the category "*Justice League Villains*."

**Constantine Villain(s)** This character, team or organization, is or was primarily an enemy of John Constantine in any of his various incarnations. This template will categorize articles that include it into the category "*Constantine Villains*."

This character, team, or organization, is or was primarily an enemy of Zatanna Zatara. This template will categorize articles that include it into the "*Zatanna villains* category."
Etrigan (DC Animated Movie Universe)

*Once more on words of metred rhyme, comes Etrigan the slayer just in time!*
—****Etrigan****[src]

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Etrigan was a demon from Hell who Merlin would summon when Camelot was under attack.

## HistoryEdit

When the powerful wizard Destiny invaded Camelot, Merlin, and the knight, Jason Blood, fought valiantly to protect the kingdom, but Destiny won, and fatally wounded Jason. Merlin summoned Etrigan, ad offered the demon his freedom if he defeated Destiny. Etrigan thoroughly trounced Destiny in combat, and Merlin, who saw that Jason would die, bonded Etrigan to Jason against the demon's will, in the hopes of using Etrigan's immortality and eternal youth to revive Jason. It worked, and Jason wandered the land, never aging or dying, with Etrigan trapped inside of him.

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## Powers and AbilitiesEdit

### Powers

* **Demon**
	+ **Superhuman Strength**
	+ **Superhuman Stamina**
	+ **Superhuman Durability**
	+ **Pyrokinesis**

### Abilities

* **Magic**
* **Occultism**
* **Swordsmanship**
* **Hand-to-Hand Combat (Advanced)**

## Related

* Appearances of Etrigan (DC Animated Movie Universe)
* Images featuring Etrigan (DC Animated Movie Universe)
* Quotations by or about Etrigan (DC Animated Movie Universe)
* Character Gallery: Etrigan (DC Animated Movie Universe)

### Footnotes

1. ↑ Justice League Dark: Apokolips War (Movie)
Finland

Nestled between Scandinavia and Russia, Finland is one of the northernmost countries of Europe. Helsinki is the capital and largest city, whereas Espoo, Tampere and Vantaa constitute other major urban centres. Finland has two official languages, namely Finnish and Swedish. With a population of 5.6M, around 67% belong to the Christian faith, whilst other important religious in the country are Islam and Buddhism. Sweden, Norway and Russia are Finland's neighbouring countries and Finns with other European ethnic groups constitute 94% of the populations, whereas Asians represent 2% and Africans 1%, respectively.

Finland is a founding member of WSC.

Below there's the participation chart of Finland.

Best result: 2013.

Worst result: 2012.
Central City Police Department

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### Former Members

Angela Margolin, August Heart, Charles Conwell, Frank Curtis, Jorge Heart, Matthew Paulson, Patty Spivot, Ramsey Rosso, Seborn

### Creators

John Broome

The **Central City Police Department** is the law enforcement agency of Central City, Missouri, the home of the Flash. In his civilian identity, Barry Allen also works for the department's crime lab.

## See Also

* Appearances of Central City Police Department
* Images that include Central City Police Department
* Team Gallery: Central City Police Department
Batman Incorporated (Prime Earth)

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 *Starting today, we fight **ideas** with **better ideas**. The idea of **crime** with the idea of **Batman**. From **today** on, Batman will be everywhere it's **dark**, no place to **hide**.*
—**Bruce Wayne**src

**Batman Incorporated** is a global organization publicly funded by billionaire Bruce Wayne, who acts as its leader in his secret identity as Batman. Their mission is to turn Batman's crime-fighting agenda and ideology into a world-wide presence. Wayne hand-selects and trains international vigilantes to each act as his representative in their own country, swearing them in to the established values with an oath.

## History

### Origins

Following the events of Batman: The Return of Bruce Wayne and Bruce Wayne: The Road Home, Bruce finally confronted the one major truth about himself: that despite all of his lone work and brooding personality, he was never alone. With that revelation, he decided to expand his reach. As Bruce Wayne, he came out and revealed he was the beneficiary behind Batman's devices and that, from that day forward, Batman's reach would go worldwide as Batman Incorporated.

### Recruitment

With Dick Grayson and Damian Wayne still functioning as Gotham's Batman and Robin, with Bruce's blessings, Bruce began a worldwide recruitment drive, attempting to unite other like-minded heroes under his brand. Tim Drake, in his identity as Red Robin, has also aided in this drive, confronting and giving Cassandra Cain, the former third Batgirl, a new suit emblazoned with the Bat-shield, which led to her taking the name Black Bat.

## Notes

* Dick Grayson said that he was one of the first paid employees of Batman Incorporated, though the truth to this statement is debatable, as Terry McGinnis (another employee) wasn't paid to be Batman, nor was his involvement in teams strictly controlled.
	+ The above information may indicate that Earth-12's Batman Beyond reality also had an equivalent to Batman Incorporated at some point in time.

## See Also

* 1 Appearances of Batman Incorporated (Prime Earth)
* Images that include Batman Incorporated (Prime Earth)
* Organization Gallery: Batman Incorporated (Prime Earth)

## Recommended Reading

* Batman Incorporated Vol 1
* Batman Incorporated Vol 2
* Batman Incorporated Vol 3

### Footnotes

1. ↑ *Batman* (Volume 3) #118
2. ↑ *Batman Beyond* (Volume 4) #4
Community

These pages are collections from the Berry Bush, a way of celebrating the Novaa and her community as a whole! Load of fan art and screenshots sent by members of the bush. Be sure to follow their socials to support them! If you want your fan art to be added, you can find more information here.

There has been quite a bit of work, and digging into the archives of what we like to call the Berry Bush, but these beautiful beans are spectacular 'elpers!
Bobbie Stephenson (Flashpoint Paradox)

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**Mrs. Hyde** was a British heroine who fought with the Resistance during the Atlantis-Amazon war that took over Europe.

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* 1 Appearances of Bobbie Stephenson (Flashpoint Paradox)
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Earth

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### Aliases

Per'elandra *(Martian name)*; 2814.36.C *(GLC designation)*; Terra ; Gaea *(Earth 11)*; Midgard; Sol III; Terra

## Location Details

### Universe

Earth-Two; Earth-One; New Earth; Prime Earth; Multiverse; Real World

## Characteristics

### Population

7 billion

 *So much trouble from one planet.*
—**Guardians of the Universe**src

**Earth** is a rocky planet located in the Milky Way, a galaxy set in the area of space classified by the Guardians of the Universe as Space Sector 2814.

## History

Earth is the third planet from Sun, the star it orbits. Earth is orbited by the Moon. Having been around for billions of years, Earth is the homeworld of its dominant species, the human race. Earth is often the victim of extraterrestrial invasions, which are typically fought by the planet's various superheroes and metahumans, as well as its numerous governments and armies.

## Notes

* Many of the universes in the Multiverse are named for Earth, such as New Earth and Prime Earth.
* Earth is generally the primary setting for the majority of stories set in the DC Universe.

## See Also

* Appearances of Earth
* Location Gallery: Earth

1. ↑ *Green Lantern Corps: Recharge* #1
2. ↑ *Superman* (Volume 5) #4
3. ↑ *The Green Lantern: Season Two* #9
4. ↑ *Future State: Superman: Worlds of War* #2
5. ↑ *Superman* (Volume 5) #4
6. ↑ *Worlds' Finest*  #20
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DC Rebirth

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## Overview

**DC Rebirth** is a massive DC Universe initiative published in 2016.

DC Comics ended the Rebirth branding in December 2017, opting to include everything under a larger "DC Universe" banner and naming. The continuity and repercussions established by Rebirth continues into the New Justice (2018–2021), Infinite Frontier (2021–2023), and Dawn of DC (2023) relaunches.

## HistoryText

The event follows the ending of *The New 52*, a publishing era that rebooted DC continuity in 2011 after the *Flashpoint* crossover. Its name is taken from the earlier series' *Green Lantern: Rebirth* and *The Flash: Rebirth*, both written by Geoff Johns and focusing on returning their characters to an earlier status quo while updating the premises for new audiences. The initiative is intended to synchronize and harmonize the Post-*Flashpoint* continuity and the Post-Crisis continuity.

## RecommendedReading

* *Convergence*
* *The Flash: Rebirth*
* *Green Lantern: Rebirth*
Butch Matson (Earth-Two)

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**Butch Matson** was a Metropolis criminal who kidnapped Daily Star reporter Lois Lane after she refused to dance with him.

## HistoryEdit

Superman chased Matson's car and smashed it, rescuing Miss Lane. Matson was left hanging from a telephone pole.
Shortly thereafter, Superman found Matson at a garage where his car was being repaired. He revealed to Matson that he had done some digging into Matson's personal history and believed that the crook could be a better man.

## NotesEdit

* This version of Butch Matson, including all history and corresponding appearances, was erased from existence following the collapse of the original Multiverse in the 1985–86 *Crisis on Infinite Earths* event and later restored following the rebirth of the infinite Multiverse during the *Dark Crisis* of 2022-2023. Even though other versions of the character may have appeared, this information does not apply to those versions.
* Butch Matson is the man running in fear in the foreground of the famous cover of *Action Comics* #1.
* In *Secret Origins* (Volume 2) #1, which retold the events of *Action Comics* #1, writer Roy Thomas mistakenly used the name "Butch Mason".

## Related

* 1 Appearances of Butch Matson (Earth-Two)
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### Footnotes

1. ↑ *Action Comics* #1
2. ↑ *Action Comics* #1000

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## Emotes

Throughout her time on twitch her emotes have evolved a few times, and as a new one come into place, it's almost a closing of a chapter. A few variations here and now to our beloved Molly Burrows – 1985 emotes that Novaa fell in love with her character so much that a complete overhaul of her emotes was done.

## The Wiggles

It's Twitch, everyone needs a good wiggle, a way to dance their way across chat and as Novaa came into her own with GTA RP, so did the many characters she's created.

## Stream Sound Alerts

With how NovaaBerries' channel has evolved, so makes the sounds of the stream. So, let's take a look back in time and take a peek behind the curtain of past sounds, notifications, and anything in between.

## DMCA Apocalypse

During June of 2020, there was a massive influx of DMCA takedown requests and Copyright Claims for all VODs and clips alike between years 2017-2019. *Basically TLDR: Big Music called upon Twitch for the infringement of music-related copyright laws, due to them not liking that random people on the internet were playing their music on streams, and they were not getting residuals.*

NovaaBerries, along with many others lost countless community moments, clips, past VODs and even some GTA characters have been lost to the void. Though, here within the Berry Bush, we are grateful for some beautiful weirdos saved a few things throughout the years. But just like a book; with each closing chapter, a new one starts. So, we enjoy our time as a community together, the memories we make all while laughing at Novaa's shitty puns.
Molly Burrows - 1902/Relationships

## Relationships

Coal

**Deckie "Duckie" Rolnik**

* A man that she came across who entered her mine, and respectfully took his shoes off once he entered her home. He has come back to see her a few times, even gave her stew.
* They shared a few moments while working in the mines, and he was quite respectful of her rules of the mine, even continued to tell others to remove their shoes, as Molly instructed him to do so.
* Taught Molly what a bank was, which she was very excited to hear about how they can hold coal for her. That same day, he taught her what was a bath was and brought her to Valentine's Bathhouse and showed her what to do.

**Grant "GG" Geldshire II**

* He ran from Deckie and Molly within the mines of Annesburg, and after they caught him. He quickly became infatuated with Molly
* A man who entered her mine and fell in love with the idea of her, wanting to use her as his muse for his latest Erotic Novels. Though he does not take his shoes off within Molly's home, she tolerates him for coal and smut.
* "Geldshires are different"
* Molly quickly learned that Grant often loved to elaborate on his family's reputation and was infatuated with telling everyone he meets about how his family is one thing or another, from grand memories or fantastic cooks.
* He blamed her for causing him to become filthy, Molly's response was that he was indeed in a coal mine, and he was dirty to begin with, mentioned that he was haunted by demons.
* Told Molly that she gives him the devil's ideas and that he's sinned, though he was the one who had already been writing smut novels.

**Hiro**

* Molly's first diamond client, that she didn't understand how to go about charging the man.
* He's the owner of the local gun shop in Annesburg.
Batman (1992 TV Series)

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***Batman: The Animated Series*** is an animated superhero series that followed the exploits of the Batman's crusade against injustice in Gotham City. The first TV series in the DC Animated Universe, it was followed up by *The New Batman Adventures* after its initial run, and is often considered one of the greatest animated shows of all time, as well as one of the best adaptations of Batman.

## Starring

* Kevin Conroy as Bruce Wayne/Batman
* Loren Lester as Dick Grayson/Robin
* Efrem Zimbalist, Jr. as Alfred Pennyworth
* Bob Hastings as Commissioner James Gordon
* Robert Costanzo as Detective Harvey Bullock

## Recurring

* Mark Hamill as Joker
* Diane Pershing as Pamela Isley/Poison Ivy
* Arleen Sorkin as Harleen Quinzel/Harley Quinn
* Richard Moll as Harvey Dent/Two-Face
* John Glover as Edward Nygma/Riddler
* Paul Williams as Oswald Cobblepot/Penguin
* Ron Perlman as Matt Hagen/Clayface
* Ed Asner as Roland Daggett
* David Warner as Ra's al Ghul
* John Vernon as Rupert Thorne
* Adrienne Barbeau as Selina Kyle/Catwoman
* Aron Kincaid as Morgan/Killer Croc
* Roddy McDowall as Jervis Tetch/Mad Hatter
* Michael Ansara as Victor Fries/Mister Freeze
* Melissa Gilbert as Barbara Gordon/Batgirl
* Brock Peters as Lucius Fox
* Helen Slater as Talia al Ghul

## Notes

* Some sources split the episodes of the series into two seasons, while others group them into four seasons.
	+ Those with two seasons reflect the number of shows Fox ordered in each of two batches, the 65 that first aired from 1992 to 1993 and 20 that first aired from 1994 to 1995.
	+ Those with four seasons used US air dates and the US implied definition of "season". At the time the show aired, 1992-1996, a "season" normally ran from September to May. Those lists that designate four seasons count the first new episode in or after September as the start of a new season: the first with 60 episodes, the second and third with 10 episodes each, and the fourth with 5 episodes.
	+ This Wiki uses the two season model.
Daily Star

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### Former Members

Lois Lane; Lana Lang; Jimmy Olsen; Perry White; Henry Miller; Mrs. Twipp; Steve Bard

## Origin

### Creators

Jerry Siegel; Joe Shuster

**The Daily Star** was a prolific newspaper publishing firm based out of the city of Metropolis.

## History

Originally managing the paper in the 1930s was editor-in-chief, George Taylor, who became notable along with his primary investigative reporters, Clark Kent and Lois Lane. When Taylor retired in the early 1950s, Kent was selected to replace him as Editor-in-Chief of the Daily Star over rival Perry White. Lois Lane-Kent was promoted to Lead Investigative Reporter of the paper while former cub reporter Jimmy Olsen became one of the managing editors. Lana Lang joins the Daily Star staff as a television critic.

## Notes

* The Daily Star is mostly exclusive to the continuity of Earth-Two, starting prior to what has been termed as the "Golden Age" and continuing through its end by the events of the Crisis on Infinite Earths where it and most elements of the Earth-Two reality were erased from ever having existed. The Daily Star has popped up occasionally in Post-Crisis stories which were either the erroneous identifications of the Metropolis Star or the results of hypertime.

## Trivia

* Superman co-creator Joe Shuster named the *Daily Star* after the *Toronto Daily Star* newspaper in Toronto, Ontario, which had been the newspaper that Shuster's parents received and for which Shuster had worked as a newsboy.
* On Earth-Three, that universe's version of Lois Lane also works for the *Daily Star*.

## See Also

* Appearances of Daily Star
* Images that include Daily Star
* Organization Gallery: Daily Star

### Footnotes

1. ↑ "Superman Co-Creator has Humble Canadian Roots," CTV (Jan. 28, 2006).

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Katarina Du Couteau/Kat Jones

* Kat
* Mechanic
* Disguised as Lola

## Background Information

Not much is known about Kat's backstory. When she moved to town she carried the name Kat Wooman which was changed to Kat Jones by the DOJ under mysterious circumstances.

Kat was a self-motivated woman of ambiguous morality, willing to do whatever she believed necessary to get by. This range of activity included taxi services, thievery, knife work, and even exorcisms. She was usually very friendly to people by default, but given that, she was pretty skilled with the art of manipulation. This made it was very difficult to discern whether her friendly demeanor was genuine or if she was playing some other sort of game.

Kat was the personal assistant to Robert Spowylamywanowski, who called her “Ket”. In an incident that ended in Pegasus wanting her dead, Rob saved Kat's life by faking her death. Kat owed Rob her life, and so Rob was the only person she was completely loyal to. After the incident, Kat went into hiding, taking on the fake identity of “Lola Jackson.”

Kat started a brief relationship with Danny Doodle, asking him to be her boyfriend despite her usual "commitment to not committing”. Though Kat attempted to open up, and Danny was the first person she decided to try to place her trust in, the relationship went south quickly and quite terribly. Danny attempted to “match her intensity” and his jealousy manifested in acts of stupid anger. This experience had reinforced her reservations towards commitment.

She later dated Bike Guy and Roland Nelson. She said her type was trending towards "pathetic".

After being injected with an unknown cocktail of drugs Kat's personality has now splintered and her blood turned black and her alter-ego, Katarina Du Couteau, a completely separate individual, emerges when Kat is asleep. Due to this event, her health gradually deteriorated, and she died after a final skydiving trip at Fort Zancudo, dissolving into the black liquid that she was occasionally leaking from nose and mouth since the injection.

## Videos

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## Clips

* Kat telling it how it is.
* Twitch VOD | Kat's Last Day

## Trivia

* Things that Kat loved immensely were: Diamonds, her car named “Lila” and the Burger Shot Apple Pie (aka. *Creampie*).
* Kat didn't like guns, and her weapon of choice was a knife.
* Kat had a mutual feud with Noah Drake for a while. This seemed to be mostly resolved, since both can't remember why.
* Kat had a notoriously sultry voice.
* In several of her appearances, Kat was compared to Cruella de Vil. Despite her name and this comparison, Kat was not known to be a dog-killer.
* Kat wore her signature red panties. Kitty Dream liked to respectfully look at them.

## Gallery

* Portrait Gallery
* Landscape Gallery
* Fan Art

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