LEGO DC Super Villains Top 100 Character Profiles.

***LEGO DC Super Villains.***

Here's the list of several character profiles throughout the entire history:

### Batman (Bruce Wayne)

* After the loss of his parents at the hands of Gotham City's criminal underworld, millionaire Bruce Wayne swore an oath to defend the weak and innocent. After years of training, he now uses his skills and vast resources to become "Batman", striking fear into the hearts of wrong-doers everywhere.

### Superman (Clark Kent)

* Having escaped the destruction of his home planet Krypton, the infant "Kal-El" arrived on Earth and was named "Clark" by the kind farmers who found him. Discovering that the Earth's yellow sun gave him incredible powers, Kal began to fight for truth and justice as "Superman: The Man of Steel".

### The Flash (Barry Allen)

* While working as a scientist for the Central City Police Department, Barry Allen was accidentally struck by lightning after being doused in chemicals. Surviving the incident, Barry found that he'd been granted the power of the "Speed Force", turning him into the "Fastest Man Alive": "The Flash".

### Cyborg (Victor Stone)

* After a terrible accident, high school football star Victor Stone's life was saved by his father who built him a robotic body, turning him into the half-man, half-machine, all-hero; "Cyborg". Now with a new sense of purpose, "Cyborg" uses his advanced technology to fight crime as part of the Justice League.

### Wonder Woman (Diana Prince)

* Growing up on a secret paradise island, Princess Diana of Themyscira belonged to a race of Amazon warriors who trained every day for battle. However, after leaving her home on a mission to save the world, she discovered a new purpose, deciding to remain and fight for peace as "Wonder Woman".

### Aquaman (Arthur Curry)

* As the King of Atlantis, Aquaman rules over his underwater domain with his wife Mera and is a founding member of the Justice League. Using his hydrokinetic powers and ability to converse with marine life, Aquaman seeks to bring peace to the oceans as well as the rest of the world.

### Green Lantern (Hal Jordan)

* Former test pilot Hal Jordan became the Green Lantern of Space Sector 2814 after rushing to the aid of a crashed alien ship. Now a member of the Green Lantern Corps, an intergalactic peace-keeping force of heroes, Jordan uses his Green Lantern Power Ring to harness his will and protect the galaxy.

### Martian Manhunter (J'onn J'onzz)

* Forced to leave his home on Mars, the alien "Manhunter" J'onn J'onzz began a new life on Earth as the last surviving member of his Green Martian race. Now with his many incredible powers, J'onn has become a founding member of the Justice League and one of the world's greatest heroes.

### Shazam (Billy Batson)

* In need of a new Champion of Magic, the Wizard at the Rock of Eternity tested Billy Batson, a young orphan with a troubled past. Despite his rebellious personality, the Wizard saw Billy's inner potential for good and granted him the power to transform into Earth's Mightiest Mortal, "Shazam".

### Green Arrow (Oliver Queen)

* The son of a wealthy industrialist, Oliver Queen became stranded on a mysterious island where he spent years honing his survival skills. Eventually returning home, Oliver put his training to good use, becoming the archery-based vigilante, the Green Arrow; one of the world's greatest heroes.

### Atom (Ryan Choi)

* As the teaching assistant of Doctor Ray Palmer, Ryan Choi worked alongside his mentor to help him fight crime as the size-altering super hero, "The Atom". After Palmer was accidentally lost in the microverse, Ryan became the new Atom in order to rescue him; following in his tiny footsteps.

### Firestorm (Ronald Raymond)

* When criminals attempted to steal Professor Martin Stein's atomic energy research, high school student Ronnie Raymond rushed to his rescue. However, during the encounter, there was an accident which combined the pair into becoming the nuclear-powered super hero "Firestorm".

### Robin (Damian Wayne)

* The son of Batman and Talia al Ghul, Damian Wayne was raised in secret by the League of Shadows before eventually joining his father's crusade for justice as the fifth "Robin". Rebellious and short-tempered at first, Damian now takes his role more seriously, hoping to make his new family proud.

### Starfire (Princess Koriand'r of Tamaran)

* Princess Koriand'r was the youngest member of the royal family on the peaceful planet of Tamaran until it was conquered by an evil alien force. Exiled from her world, Koriand'r found her way to Earth and used her powers to help others as the hero "Starfire" before later joining with the Teen Titans.

### Raven (Rachel Roth)

* The only daughter of "Trigon the Terrible", Raven grew up in the peaceful realm of Azarath, learning to harness her dark magic powers and use them for the cause of good. Later captured by Trigon and sent to Earth to do his bidding, Raven rebelled and joined her newly adopted family, the Teen Titans.

### Beast Boy (Garfield Logan)

* As a young metahuman, Garfield Logan took the name "Beast Boy" due to his ability to take the shape of any animal he chooses. A vegetarian and loyal member of the Teen Titans, Beast Boy has a mostly relaxed attitude to life but will never hesitate to help a friend in danger.

### Supergirl (Kara Danvers)

* Kara Zor-El was sent from the doomed planet Krypton to protect her baby cousin, but by the time she arrived on Earth, he had already grown up to become "Superman". To most people, she's "Kara Danvers"; a reporter for CatCo Worldwide Media but, in secret, she works for the D.E.O. to protect her city as "Supergirl".

### Miss Martian (M'gann M'orzz)

* Introduced as the niece of "Martian Manhunter", M'gann M'orzz grew up hearing of her uncle's heroic deeds as part of the Justice League. After becoming her uncle's protégé, M'gann hid her true origins as a White Martian and joined the "Young Justice" team, taking the name of "Miss Martian".

### Hawkman (Katar Hol)

* Forced to leave his home world of Thanagar after being accused of a crime he didn't commit, Katar Hol began his crusade for justice on Earth as the winged warrior Hawkman. Now one of the planet's greatest and most fierce heroes, Hawkman is ready to use his "Nth metal" abilities to take flight.

### Hawkgirl (Shayera Hol)

* Originally a law enforcement officer from the planet Thanagar, Shayera Hol chased an escaping criminal to Earth and found herself becoming fascinated by the planet and its people. Choosing to return, she now uses her "Nth metal" powers to continue fighting for justice as Hawkgirl.

### The Joker (The Clown Prince of Crime)

* With his true origins forever shrouded in mystery, the Joker is one of Batman's greatest ever foes; intent on spreading mirth and mayhem in equal measure. Despite his clownish appearance, this laughing lawbreaker has proven himself to be as clever as he is chaotic, and that's no joke.

### Lex Luthor (Alexander Joseph Luthor)

* A brilliant scientist, Lex Luthor's immense genius and unlimited wealth are only matched by his obsession with attaining complete power. Luthor has made it his mission to rule over the world in order to "protect" it from anyone with special abilities; in particular, his arch nemesis "Superman".

### Reverse Flash (Eobard Thawne)

* Originally a fan of super hero legend "The Flash", Eobard Thawne built his own version of the Cosmic Treadmill to travel back in time from the twenty-fifth century to meet his hero. However, upon discovering his own tragic destiny, Thawne turned to a life of villainy, becoming the Reverse Flash.

### Darkseid (Uxas)

* Tyrannical ruler of the planet Apokolips, Darkseid is one of the Justice League's most dangerous foes. Using his vast array of incredible powers, such as his Omega Beams, Darkseid now seeks the Anti-Life Equation; a formula which grants complete control of the universe to anyone who would wield it.

### Cheetah (Barbara Minerva)

* Barbara Minerva's interest in Greek mythology led to her becoming an archaeologist and meeting Wonder Woman. While on an expedition to Africa, Barbara was turned into the form of "Cheetah" by a plant god known as "Urzkartaga" and blamed Wonder Woman for not being able to save her.

### Black Manta (None)

* His identity and origins surrounded in mystery, the villain known as Black Manta is the mortal enemy of Aquaman. Blaming the Atlantean King for the accidental loss of his father, Black Manta uses his great intelligence and wide variety of hi-tech gadgets in an attempt to exact his revenge.

### Sinestro (Thall Sinestro)

* A former friend and mentor to Hal Jordan, Sinestro was expelled from the Green Lantern Corps after abusing his powers to rule over his home planet of Korugar. Now in command of his Sinestro Corps, this Yellow Lantern harnesses the power of fear to bring about his own brand of order to the galaxy.

### Metallo (John Corben)

* John Corben was a test subject for secret experiments which turned him into the super-powerful cyborg known as "Metallo". With his near-indestructible metal body, which emits radiation from its overcharged and unstable Kryptonite core, Metallo is one of Superman's most dangerous foes.

### Black Adam (Teth Adam)

* Four thousand years ago in the land of Kahndaq, the wizard Shazam offered Black Adam's nephew Aman the power of the gods to fight injustice. However, Aman was betrayed by his uncle who took the immense power for himself. Now freed from the Rock of Eternity, Black Adam has returned.

### Malcolm Merlyn (Arthur King)

* Originally known as Arthur King, Malcolm Merlyn received extensive combat training at the hands of Ra's al Ghul, specializing in the use of bows and arrows. Choosing a new life as an agent for hire, Merlyn came into conflict with the Green Arrow and has become one of his greatest adversaries.

### Brainiac (Vril Dox)

* A super-intelligent android from the planet Yod-Colu, Brainiac is a constant, calculating threat to the Justice League. Using his advanced technology and "12-level intellect", Brainiac visits planets to steal their most advanced cities before shrinking them down to be added into his growing collection.

### Killer Frost (Caitlin Snow)

* Originally a promising young scientist, Doctor Caitlin Snow was assigned to a S.T.A.R. Labs research base in the Arctic to help develop an experimental energy generator. During an ambush by villainous agents, Caitlin accidentally became fused with the cold environment, turning her into Killer Frost.

### Harley Quinn (Harleen Quinzel)

* As a psychiatrist at Arkham Asylum, Doctor Harleen Quinzel fell in love with her patient, the Joker, becoming his partner in crime; the "new, improved" Harley Quinn. While she has made a life for herself away from her "Puddin", Harley continues to make life crazy for the heroes of Gotham City.

### Poison Ivy (Pamela Isley)

* As a skilled botanist, Pamela Isley's experiments on plant life accidentally led to her being doused in her own chemicals and becoming immune to all forms of poison. Upon learning that she also had the ability to control plants, Pamela started a new life as the eco-conscious super-criminal "Poison Ivy".

### Deadshot (Floyd Lawton)

* Despite his well-earned reputation as a ruthless criminal who never misses his target, Deadshot lives by his own code of honor. When sent to Belle Reve Penitentiary, he became the leader of Amanda Waller's "Task Force X" and now seeks to earn his freedom in the hope of seeing his daughter again.

### Captain Boomerang (George Harkness)

* Growing up in Australia, spending many years developing his throwing accuracy, the young George Harkness eventually moved to America and became one of Central City's most notorious criminals. Now known as "Captain Boomerang", he has become one of The Flash's most fearsome foes.

### Katana (Tatsu Toro)

* Harnessing the magic of the "Soultaker Sword", Katana is a highly-skilled fighter and second in command of Amanda Waller's "Task Force X". Now seeking redemption for a crime in her past, Katana fights for a better world while allowing her actions to speak louder than her words.

### Mirror Master (Evan McCulloch)

* Having endured a traumatic childhood, Evan McCulloch found himself turning to a life of crime, becoming an agent for hire. Later recruited by the U.S. government to pose as the original Mirror Master, McCulloch took the mantle for himself and became a prominent member of The Rogues.

### Parasite (Rudy Jones)

* Rudy Jones was a janitor for S.T.A.R. Labs who became exposed to strange, radioactive materials while searching for valuable items to steal. Left with the ability to drain powers from anyone he comes into contact with, Rudy has become the Parasite; one of Earth's most dangerous villains.

### The Penguin (Oswald Cobblepot)

* Called "the Penguin" as a child because of his bird-like appearance, Oswald Cobblepot later became one of Gotham City's most ruthless crime lords. Now embracing his avian appellation, this "Man of a Thousand Umbrellas" rules his own criminal empire as one of Batman's most famous "fowl" fiends.

### Captain Cold (Leonard Snart)

* Living a mostly troubled life, Leonard Snart turned to crime but was caught by the Flash. While in jail, he invented his signature "Cold Gun", allowing him to freeze his opponents in their tracks. Now a primary enemy of the Flash, Captain Cold leads his own group of criminals called "The Rogues".

### Heatwave (Mick Rory)

* Obsessed with fire, the criminal known as "Heatwave" is a constant enemy of the Flash, arming himself with a flamethrower and protective suit. Eventually joining a group of villains called "The Rogues", this perilous pyromaniac is once again ready to blaze a trail of crime in Central City.

### Gorilla Grodd (Grodd)

* The super-intelligent simian Gorilla Grodd is one of The Flash's most fearsome foes and the ruler of Gorilla City; a technologically-advanced civilization of apes. Gaining his powers from a mysterious meteor, Grodd uses his many abilities in an effort to "reclaim" the Earth for his primate populace.

### Silver Banshee (Siobhan McDougal)

* Siobhan McDougal was conducting an ancient ritual to become the head of her clan but an accident left her trapped in a supernatural realm. After making a deal with an evil being known as The Crone, Siobhan returned as the Silver Banshee, tasked with taking down Superman and his friends.

### Rainbow Raider (Roy G. Bivolo)

* As a child, Roy G. Bivolo always dreamed of a career as an artist, a lofty goal considering he was completely colorblind. He would often paint what he thought were beautiful pieces of art, and indeed showed great technical skill only to be told that it was made up of clashing colors. His father, an optometrist and genius in optical technology, swore he would find a cure for his son's disorder. Due to failing health, he was unable to complete his product, but instead created a sophisticated pair of goggles that would allow Roy to create beams of solid rainbow-colored light. On his death-bed, his father presents him with this gift, and it was not long before Roy found a sinister use for it. Turning to crime because the world did not appreciate his art, Roy, now the Rainbow Raider, went on a crime spree focused mostly on art galleries, saying that if he could not appreciate the great works of art in them (due to his disability), then no one else would. During this time he often clashes with the Flash, and sparks a rivalry that would last several years. Some years later he would fight Booster Gold as well.

### Pied Piper (Hartley Rathaway)

* Hartley Rathaway was born deaf and received assistive technology in the form of hearing implants thanks to research funded by his wealthy father (later it was revealed that the implants were made by Dr. Will Magnus). He became obsessed with sound, and pursued little else in life; experimenting with sonic technology, Rathaway eventually invented a technique of hypnotism through music, and a way to cause deadly vibrations. Growing bored with his lifestyle, he turned to crime as the Pied Piper and frequently clashed with Barry Allen, the second Flash.

### Weather Wizard (Mark Mardon)

* Escaping a prison transport by leaping from the window, Mark Mardon fled to his brother's house only to find him dead. Mardon's brother, Clyde, a scientist, had just discovered a way to control the weather before dying of a heart attack (although recent evidence implies that Mardon murdered his brother and either lied about or blocked out the memory of finding his body). Mardon took Clyde's notes and used them to make a wand to generate weather and embarked on a criminal career as the Weather Wizard, sometimes using his powers on a small scale (such as zapping someone with lightning) and sometimes a larger scale (imprisoning a town in winter), almost always facing defeat by the Flash (Barry Allen).

### Black Flash (None)

* The specter speedster came for Wally West to draw back to the Speed Force, but instead took Linda Park. Having seen portents of Wally's death, Max Mercury and Jesse Quick intercepted Wally before reaching the museum where Linda was waiting, with Linda thus being struck by the lightning that was meant to kill Wally. It later returns to try to take Wally again, freezing time except for those who possess a connection to the Speed Force. Max Mercury, Jay Garrick, and Jesse Quick all attempt to assist Wally by distracting the Black Flash; Wally finally defeats the Black Flash by racing the creature to the end of time, to a point where Death would have no meaning, causing the creature to dissipate.

### Bloodsport (Robert DuBois)

* Robert DuBois is a Vietnam draft evader, who had a mental breakdown and became obsessed with the Vietnam War after learning that his brother had gone in his stead. DuBois was drafted to serve in the United States Armed Forces. Upon receiving his induction notice, DuBois fled to Canada, not because he was morally opposed to the war, but because he was afraid of death. DuBois' younger brother, Michael, reported for induction in his place, passing himself off as Robert. Michael DuBois was sent into combat in Vietnam, where he lost both his arms and legs. On learning that his brother had lost his limbs, DuBois went insane from guilt. Robert was finally contacted by individuals in the employment of billionaire Lex Luthor, who sought a pawn to assassinate Luthor's archenemy Superman. Operatives of Luthor, under the direction of a man named Kimberley, played upon DuBois' fixations on Vietnam in order to condition him psychologically to want to kill Superman. They also equipped DuBois with an arsenal of powerful, advanced weapons, including a gun that fired needles of Kryptonite. DuBois then went into action in Metropolis, calling himself Bloodsport.

### Peacemaker (Christopher Smith)

* The Peacemaker is Christopher Smith, a pacifist diplomat and the son of Wolfgang Schmidt so committed to peace that he was willing to use force as a superhero to advance the cause. He uses an array of special non-lethal weapons and also founded the Pax Institute. Most of the villains he goes up against are dictators and warlords.

### Mr. Freeze (Victor Fries)

* Brilliant scientist Doctor Victor Fries was forced to live in sub-zero temperatures after an accident at his cryogenics lab. Obsessed with finding a cure for his wife's mysterious illness, Victor was driven to a life of crime and now uses his cold-hearted genius to chill Gotham City to the bone as "Mr. Freeze".

### Firefly (Garfield Lynns)

* A former movie pyrotechnics expert who had an obsession with fire, Garfield Lynns fell on hard times and turned to a life of crime. Drawing from the skills he had acquired throughout the years, he built himself a special suit and became "Firefly"; a criminal with a burning ambition for chaos.

### Clayface (Basil Karlo)

* A star was born after struggling actor Basil Karlo attached himself to a strange, clay-like substance which initially improved his looks and acting skills. However, there were side-effects that would eventually cost Karlo his career, turning him to a life of crime as the shape-changing villain; Clayface.

### Scarecrow (Jonathan Crane)

* Doctor Jonathan Crane was a professor of psychology whose lessons about fear were so dangerous that they cost him his job. Turning to a life of crime, Crane developed a special Fear Toxin to fill the streets of Gotham City with terror, turning him into the frightful fiend known as the Scarecrow.

### The Riddler (Edward Nygma)

* Obsessed with proving his mental superiority, Wayne Enterprises employee Edward Nygma became the super-smart super-villain known as "The Riddler". A constant threat to Gotham City, this Prince of Puzzler's compulsion for creating cryptic clues to his crimes normally leads to his downfall.

### Two-Face (Harvey Dent)

* Harvey Dent was the District Attorney of Gotham City until an attack by a crime boss left half of his face scarred, revealing his evil alternate personality. Now known as "Two-Face", Harvey has become obsessed with duality, believing only fate can truly decide what is right and wrong in the world.

### Red Tornado (John Smith)

* Created by the villainous Professor "T.O. Morrow", the android known as "Red Tornado" became sentient and chose a new life as a hero. Now seeking to better understand humanity, "Reddy" is a valued member of the Justice League, using his vast array of wind-manipulating powers to fight evil.

### Blue Beetle (Jaime Reyes)

* Accidentally bonding with a strange alien artifact known as the Scarab, teenager Jaime Reyes became the next in a long line of champions to carry the "Blue Beetle" name. Initially struggling to control his incredible new powers, Jaime now fights to become the hero he never asked to be.

### Plastic Man (Patrick O'Brian)

* After an accident at a chemical factory left him with incredible shape-changing powers, the former small-time crook Patrick "Eel" O'Brian decided to reform; both figuratively and literally. Now known as "Plastic Man", this stretchy super hero's efforts to rebuild his reputation are shaping up nicely.

### Superboy (Jonathan Kent)

* Born in an alternate timeline, Jonathan Kent grew up as the son of Superman and Lois Lane until he discovered that he had special powers of his own. Slowly learning to harness these gifts, Jonathan became "Superboy: The Boy of Steel" with hopes of living up to the heroic example of his parents.

### Doctor Fate (Kent Nelson)

* While on an archaeological dig, Kent Nelson met Nabu the Wise; an immortal searching for a new champion to fight against beings known as the Lords of Chaos. Kent received several magical objects from Nabu including a cloak, amulet and helmet to become the powerful sorcerer "Doctor Fate".

### Kid Flash (Wally West)

* Troubled teenager Wally West was granted the power of the Speed Force after his future self stopped a misguided Barry Allen from attempting to change history, resulting in a paradox. Now known as "Kid Flash", Wally does his best to protect Central City as the "fastest kid alive".

### Klarion The Witch Boy (Klarion Bleak)

* Klarion studied the mystical arts in his home dimension but left after using his knowledge of dark magic for evil. Since arriving on Earth with his beloved cat "Teekl", Klarion the Witch Boy's powers have only gotten stronger, meaning that he's always prepared to make more magical mischief.

### Talon (William Cobb)

* As a young circus performer, William Cobb fell in love with a girl called "Amelia" but a class divide kept the two from seeing each other. Heartbroken, William became a "Talon" for the Court of Owls, a shadowy organization intent on ruling over Gotham City and destroying the Wayne family legacy.

### Booster Gold (Michael Jon Carter)

* During the twenty-fifth century, former sports star Michael Jon Carter stole some advanced technology to travel back in time to the present day. Seeking a fresh start, he used his new gadgets to become the fame-obsessed super hero "Booster Gold", along with his trusty robot friend "Skeets".

### The Ventriloquist (Arnold Wesker)

* One of Batman's most bizarre foes, the weak-willed Arnold Wesker channels his inner criminal personality through a puppet called "Scarface". Now known as "The Ventriloquist", Wesker acts in fear as a servant to Scarface with no-one knowing for certain which of the two personas is really in control.

### Huntress (Helena Bertinelli)

* The daughter of a notorious crime boss, Helena Bertinelli became consumed with revenge after the loss of her family. Using her intense physical training, she became the hard-edged vigilante known as "The Huntress". More recently, Helena joined the Birds of Prey with Batgirl and Black Canary.

### Batgirl (Barbara Gordon)

* Inspired by the heroism of her father, Barbara Gordon decided to dedicate herself to fighting crime in Gotham City but would do so in her own way. Using her talent for criminology as well as her training in ballet and self-defense, she now protects her city as "Batgirl".

### Monsieur Mallah (None)

* The gorilla test subject for a mysterious French scientist, Mallah gained a genius-level intellect after being involved with secret experiments related to mind transference. After an attack forced Mallah to move the scientist into a metal body, the pair became known as Monsieur Mallah and The Brain.

### Gentleman Ghost (Jim Craddock)

* Originally, Jim Craddock was a notorious nineteenth-century highwayman who eventually paid for his crimes with his life. Now existing as a ghost, this highly-articulate apparition roams the Earth searching for a way to regain his physical form so that he can continue with his ghoulish goals.

### Solomon Grundy (Cyrus Gold)

* After becoming trapped in a swamp for many years, the man formerly known as Cyrus Gold was resurrected and transformed into the monstrous Solomon Grundy. Named after the nursery rhyme, Grundy's mere presence brings chaos to all around him, regardless of the day of the week.

### Ares (The God of War)

* As one of the legendary Gods of Olympus, Ares draws his powers from battle and conflict, often using his abilities to persuade ordinary people into fighting each other. Despising friendship and kindness, Ares can only truly be defeated by reason, understanding and, ultimately, peace.

### Eclipso (Kaala)

* Inhabiting and corrupting various host bodies since the dawn of time, the malicious super-villain Eclipso has managed to spread evil and chaos throughout the ages. He was eventually trapped inside a gem called the Black Diamond but recently escaped, returning stronger than ever.

### General Zod (Dru-Zod)

* Sent to the Phantom Zone as punishment for treason, General Zod blamed Superman's father Jor-El for his incarceration and vowed revenge on his family. Escaping years later, Zod arrived on Earth and gained powers equal to that of Superman, becoming one of the Man of Steel's most famous rivals.

### Polka-Dot Man (Abner Krill)

* One of Batman's more unusual foes, little is known about the early life of Abner Krill other than his fascination with circles which inspired his technology and garish attire. Using his vast array of dot-themed devices, this spot-obsessed super-villain is now known as the bizarre "Polka-Dot Man".

### Adam Strange (Hero of Rann)

* After an accidental encounter with a Zeta-Beam, archaeologist Adam Strange was sent twenty-five trillion miles from Earth to the distant planet of Rann. As a skilled scientist, Adam uses his advanced technology to defend his new home and family.

### Black Canary (Dinah Drake)

* Abandoned by her mother at a young age, Dinah Drake was raised by local martial arts teacher Desmond Lamar. After developing her advanced fighting skills and discovering her "Canary Cry" metahuman ability, D.D. founded the Birds of Prey and often fights alongside the Justice League.

### Wonder Girl (Cassandra "Cassie" Sandsmark)

* Recognizing her Amazonian instincts, Wonder Woman chose to train the young Cassie Sandsmark to become a force for good. Known as "Wonder Girl", Cassie gained super powers of her own, helped to found the super hero team "Young Justice" and has often fought alongside the Teen Titans.

### Vixen (Mari McCabe)

* Born in the African nation of Zambesi, Mari McCabe learned to use her mystical Tantu Totem to channel the powers of the animal kingdom. After leaving her homeland, Mari became a successful model and later joined the Justice League, using her totem to fight crime as the super hero "Vixen".

### Killer Croc (Waylon Jones)

* Born with an unusual condition which caused reptilian scales to grow on his body, Waylon Jones was mocked due to his appearance from an early age. Performing at a circus before turning to a life of crime, Waylon now uses his brute strength as "Killer Croc", becoming one of Batman's fiercest foes.

### Mongul (Mongul The Elder)

* One of Superman's most calculating foes; the alien tyrant known as Mongul rules over the planet "Warworld"; often capturing warriors from across the galaxy and forcing them to fight in order to entertain his subjects. Manipulative and powerful, Mongul's plans are as brilliant as they are brutal.

### Doomsday (The Ultimate Lifeform)

* Created to become the "ultimate form of life", the monstrous alien being known as Doomsday found himself on Earth and was challenged by the Justice League. Invulnerable and possessing near-unlimited strength, Doomsday's arrival may mean the beginning of the end, especially for Superman.

### Enchantress (June Moone)

* The kind-natured June Moone was bonded to the spirit of a powerful witch called the Enchantress, with the ability to become her by speaking her name. However, June has no control over the actions of the Enchantress who acts selfishly and typically uses her vast array of magical abilities for evil.

### Calendar Man (Julian Day)

* With his life in turmoil after the loss of his wife, Julian Day began working for small-time criminals and became obsessed with calendar dates after Batman accused him of forgetting his son's birthday. Now he channels his obsession into committing date-themed crimes as "Calendar Man".

### Bronze Tiger (Ben Turner)

* His early life shrouded in mystery, the highly-skilled martial artist Ben Turner used his training to become a villainous agent for hire, working alongside Deathstroke. However, more recently, he has reformed and now helps fight crime in Gotham City, proving himself to be a valuable ally to Batman.

### Felix Faust (Dekan Drache)

* Banished for thousands of years, the ancient and sinister sorcerer known as Felix Faust returned to Earth, searching for ways to increase his mystical powers. Obsessed with his cause, this magical menace has faced the Justice League on many occasions as one of their most dangerous foes.

### Doctor Light (Arthur Light)

* Originally working at S.T.A.R. Labs, Doctor Arthur Light stole one of his colleague's latest inventions; a suit capable of manipulating and projecting light-based energy. Despite the original intention of the suit being for good, Arthur instead uses it to become the powerful criminal "Doctor Light".

### Livewire (Leslie Willis)

* As an attention-seeking minor celebrity, Leslie Willis was always looking to provoke a reaction from the public. However, after an accident left her with electrical powers, she discovered a whole new way to shock her audience and sparked her life of crime as the powerful super-villain "Livewire".

### Kite-Man (Charles Brown)

* Caught in a battle between Batman and the Joker, this former henchman chose to throw caution to the wind and take super-villainy to new heights as "Kite-Man". Now seeking revenge against the Dark Knight, Kite-Man's criminal career has unfortunately been anything but a soaring success.

### Mr. Mxyzptlk (None)

* A mischievous imp from the "5th Dimension", Mister Mxyzptlk has a wide array of incredible powers which he mainly uses to pester Superman. While not particularly evil in nature, Mxyzptlk is a magnet for chaos and can only be defeated by being tricked into saying or spelling his name backwards.

### Ra's al Ghul (The Demon's Head)

* The mythical leader of the League of Shadows, Ra's al Ghul has lived for many centuries by using the regenerative powers of the Lazarus Pit. Determined to "save" the world by ridding it of all humanity, Ra's is a cunning strategist and formidable warrior whose skills should never be underestimated.

### Golden Glider (Lisa Snart)

* Originally a highly-skilled figure skater, Lisa Snart joined her brother Captain Cold as part of "The Rogues"; a group of villains whose ultimate goal was to defeat the Flash. Struggling with their mission, Lisa was convinced to take part in a strange experiment and given amazing new powers.

### Hugo Strange (Professor Strange)

* One of Batman's earliest foes, the brilliant psychologist Doctor Hugo Strange became obsessed with manipulating the inner workings of the mind. Now operating in Arkham Asylum, Strange continues his research by experimenting on the inmates there, turning them into his own crooked creations.

### Swamp Thing (Alec Holland)

* Scientist Alec Holland was working on an experimental "Bio-Restorative Formula" when his lab was attacked by criminals. After coming into contact with his formula, Alec fell into a nearby swamp, resulting in the creation of the creature known as "Swamp Thing"; the "Avatar of the Green".

### Music Meister (None)

* Teased for being in the school choir, this melodious mischief maker discovered that his singing voice had a strange, hypnotic effect over others. Using his new ability, he got even with his bullies but years later decided to settle his score with the entire world as the arch criminal, the Music Meister.

### Psycho Pirate (Roger Hayden)

* As a small-time criminal, Roger Hayden shared a jail cell with Charles Halstead, the original "Psycho Pirate". After learning about his emotion-controlling "Medusa Masks", Hayden gained their powers by combining them together and became the new, emotionally unbalanced "Psycho Pirate".

### Man-Bat (Kirk Langstrom)

* After experimenting with ways to enhance human abilities using animal DNA, zoologist Doctor Kirk Langstrom was accidentally transformed into the monstrous creature known as "Man-Bat". Using his new powers, Langstrom began committing crimes in an attempt to continue funding his research.

### Solovar (King Solovar)

* The original founder and ruler of Gorilla City; a secretive society of highly-intelligent apes, Solovar is a wise leader who treats his people well. However, in recent times, his reign has been challenged by the villainous Gorilla Grodd who seeks to take the simian civilization into battle against humanity.

### Lobo (The Main Man)

* The last survivor of his race, the intergalactic outlaw known as Lobo was born to be bad. Riding his trademark Space Hog through the stars, there's nothing this puerile party animal enjoys more than making money and mischief, with the possible exception of his friends, the space dolphins.

### Bizarro (None)

* An imperfect clone of Superman created by Lex Luthor in order to defeat the Man of Steel, Bizarro has some of the same abilities as Superman but his logic is twisted into being the opposite of normal. He also has inversions of Superman's powers such as Ice Vision instead of Heat Vision.

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