I am Kara Zor-El, Hear Me Roar!

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**I am Kara Zor-El, Hear Me Roar! (The Challenge of the Justice League, Part 6)** is the twentieth episode in the second season of "The Justice League Show", introducing Granny Goodness and the Female Furies respectively.

This episode is a Super Bowl special in association with NFL.

## Synopsis

After being thrown into a portal by Brainiac 1.0, Supergirl ends up in the domed City of Argo, currently under imperial control by Granny Goodness, who is possessing a unique and immensely powerful item known as the Omegahedron, which enables her to perform powerful curses all over her hometown. Although Supergirl knows that the Omegahedron belongs to her father, Zor-El, but upon joining a group of anti-government freedom fighters, can she try to confront that witch and retrieve the Omegahedron?

## Plot

The episode begins with Supergirl being thrown into the domed Argo City by Brainiac 1.0, landing hard on a skyscraper. Although she thought she had run away from home to start a new life on Earth, she finds herself surrounded by Intergang troops; although she manages to take everyone out with her Sonic Scream, but she gets knocked out with a net made of kryptonite by the last Intergang member who successfully captures her. While being interrogated by Intergang officials, Supergirl spots an antigovernmental rioter holding a lit firecracker; she is soon met with frustration, rushing all over Argo City in the hopes of locating a safe place to dispose of the firecracker and eventually throwing it down into a manhole where it detonates, sending Supergirl flying into a trash can in the process.

Later, she visits a stadium full of sports hooligans, who explain that Argo City is now taken over by Granny Goodness thanks to the power of the Omegahedron, a unique and immensely powerful item which enables her to perform powerful curses all over Argo City. The game begins with Zor-El leading his football team, the Rebellion Alliance, going against their rival football team, the Female Furies. Seeing the Rebellion Alliance's captain, Zor-El as her father and the creator of the Omegahedron, Supergirl abruptly stops the game to approach Granny Goodness, promising to be her scullery maid forever if her father loses. Granny dismisses the proposal at first, but changes her mind once she realizes that she can profit from cheerleading in the match. After the game abruptly ended in a draw, Granny Goodness believes the Female Furies will prove Supergirl wrong, but the Female Furies warn her not to underestimate her, for she may turn her people against her, and that she may be disposed of in the end.

Meanwhile in the real world, John Constantine reports to the Justice Society of America that the Justice League has been separated into each of the six dimensions, giving them an opportunity to finally fight back.

Back in Argo City, Supergirl later auditions for cheerleading tryouts and receives ten out of ten by the rest of the squad for an amazing job. On the day of the match, Supergirl inspires everyone in Argo City to impeach Granny Goodness in an effort to get the Omegahedron back as part of the ordeal. During the match, Zor-El's team is now down 3–1 at half-time, but rally in the second half to tie the score. Granny Goodness incapacitates the referee and takes his place, making biased calls the favor of the local team that leads into a foul that leads Zor-El's team away from their endzone. With seconds ticking on the clock, Supergirl sees the opportunity to support her father by kicking the football all the way to Zor-El's team's goal post, ending the game with Zor-El's victory. Supergirl is soon hailed a hero for her father's support by Zor-El, his team, and the rest of Argo City. Granny Goodness tries to use the Omegahedron against Supergirl, but the Girl of Steel overpowers her, taking the Omegahedron back to her father, and allowing city officials to capture her for dictation and government corruption, ending her criminal empire for good.

The episode ends with a feast declared by Zor-El in honor of Supergirl, who wonders where Granny Goodness is now; Zor-El explains to his long-lost daughter that she, along with the Female Furies and the Intergang, will be living in the Phantom Zone for a long, long time.

### Script

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"Oggy-oggy-oggy!" - Granny Goodness"Some days, you just can’t get rid of a firecracker." - Supergirl
## Trivia/References

* Supergirl scampering around Argo City with a firecracker in her hand should be similar to Batman (from the 1966 film of the same name) scampering around the docks with a bomb in his hands while "The Weasel Chase" from the 1996 point-and-click adventure video game, "The Neverhood", plays in the background.
* After the firecracker detonates in the manhole, there should be a parody of children in China sent flying from manhole explosions when firecrackers are thrown down the manhole.
	+ Oscar the Grouch should also make his cameo appearance in his trash can next to another one beside him where Supergirl crashes in.