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Fantastic Beasts and How to Mind Them

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***Fantastic Beasts and How to Mind Them*** is the 48th episode in the first season of the series *DC Super Hero Girls*. The episode premiered on Cartoon Network Australia on August 18, 2020. Diana Prince receives a care package from home, with a mysterious egg that hatches into a baby griffin.
Merchandise

This article covers ***DC Super Hero Girls merchandise*** in the style of Lauren Faust that isn't covered in the toys article.

## Games

* The iOS and Android videogame *DC Super Hero Girls Blitz* was released on March 29, 2019.
* The online browser game *Burrito Blitz* was published on June 6, 2019 on the *DC Super Hero Girls* official website.
* The online browser game *Super Late* was published on July 22, 2019 on the *DC Kids* website.
* DC Super Hero Girls: Teen Power is a Nintendo Switch game announced on February 17, 2021, which was accompanied by a pull-string bag redeemable with Nintendo points.

## Clothes and accessories

* A gift bag is for the 2019 San Diego Comic Con was designed by Kat Hudson.
* A bracelet with a pendant of an image of Zee, sold at Walmart in November 2020.
* Pajamas, sold at Pottery Barn on December 2019.

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Pottery Barn pajamas, December 2019
Silver-plated bracelet with pendant, Walmart, November 2020

Pottery Barn pajamas, December 2019

Silver-plated bracelet with pendant, Walmart, November 2020

* Tee shirts sold at Kohl's on November 2020.

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* iTouch PlayZoom smartwatch

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iTouch PlayZoom smartwatch
Strap and button functions

iTouch PlayZoom smartwatch

Strap and button functions

* Tee shirts sold at Kohl's on January 2021.

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Pink t-shirt with character outlines
Teal shirt, tessellated frames
Black t-shirt, vertical frames

Pink t-shirt with character outlines

Teal shirt, tessellated frames

Black t-shirt, vertical frames

## Bedding

DC Super Hero Girls bedding was made available on December 2019 in Pottery Barn stores.

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duvet
sham pillow
sleeping bag

sheets

duvet

sham pillow

sleeping bag

sheets

## Greeting cards

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greeting card, October 2020
greeting card, October 2020

greeting card, October 2020

greeting card, October 2020

## References

1. ↑ Kat Hudson (July 15, 2019). I’m so happy production chose my art for the @sdcc bag! So fun! Twitter
DC Super Hero Girls: Super Late

***DC Super Hero Girls: Super Late*** is an online browser game featuring the Super Hero Girls which was published on July 22, 2019 on the *DC Kids* webiste. The game is divided into three stages where the characters run across the rooftops of Metropolis trying to reach Babs's home before Commissioner Gordon notices they're gone. The player controls a character by jumping or sliding. Each stage features two characters that can be swapped in-place. Each character can overcome a different type of obstacle, and the player has to swap the characters in-place to the one that can overcome the obstacle and get across it. If the player fails to jump, slide, or switch characters to cross obstacles in the proper timing, their progress is halted for a few seconds. If the player delays too much they fail to make it back home before Mr Gordon notices.
Burrito Bucket restaurant

The **Burrito Bucket** is a fast-food burrito restaurant featured in the franchise *DC Super Hero Girls* in the short *Hamster Con Queso*, the episode *Burrito Bucket*, and the comic *Weird Science* chapter 11. Babs tells her manager Shane O'Shaughnessy that she's been a fan of the restaurant since she was five in the episode *Burrito Bucket*. In every appearance, Shane menaces Babs and treats her harshly at her job despite her enthusiasm and dilligence.

Babs is featured in her Burrito Bucket uniforms in the online game *Burrito Blitz*.

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Hammy the hamster in a burrito in a burrito bucket in the Burrito Bucket.
Babs in a Burrito Bucket uniform at at the Burrito Bucket kitchen
Batgirl ziplining from the Burrito Bucket to the Bank of Moolah

Hammy the hamster in a burrito in a burrito bucket in the Burrito Bucket.

Babs in a Burrito Bucket uniform at at the Burrito Bucket kitchen

Batgirl ziplining from the Burrito Bucket to the Bank of Moolah
Alfred

**Alfred** is a character that first appears in the episode *Soul Sisters* as the co-star of a television series airing on TV, *Make It Wayne*, along with Bruce Wayne. His first promiennt appearance is in the episode *Tween Titans* where he introduces Karen and Jess to the five children they're to babysit: Dick Grayson, Kory, Victor, Garfield, and Rachel, who are the eponymous Tween Titans. When Alfred returns home with Bruce, he asks Karen and Jess to babysit again next Saturday, but the girls leave in their car with a tire squeal while he runs after them pleading "Wait! Don't leave me!"

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Alfred and Bruce Wayne on television, from the episode *SoulSisters*

Alfred and Bruce Wayne on television, from the episode *SoulSisters*
Goldberg

**Goldberg** the fish is a character in the series *DC Super Hero Girls*. Goldberg is first featured in the short *Go Fish*, where Garth wants to give it to Karen as a birthday present. While walking to school Garth slips and Goldberg flies out of its fishtank.

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Goldberg gasping for water while Garth struggles to find a water container for it

Goldberg gasping for water while Garth struggles to find a water container for it
Magical bunnies

Blackberry Hazel von Owsla III and Dandelion Pipkin de Hyzenthlay (named by Zee)

Merlin and Harry Houdini (named by Kara)

### affiliation

Zee (owner)Kara (babysitter)

The **magical bunnies** or **magical rabbits** are a pair of bunnies featured in the episode *Adventures in Bunnysitting* of the series *DC Super Hero Girls*. Zee asks Kara to take care of them for "no more than an hour" while she goes on her very first paid performance as a solo magician. She calls the rabbits Blackberry Hazel von Owsla III and Dandelion Pipkin de Hyzenthlay. Zee warns Kara not to put the bunnies together, but after Zee leaves Kara soon allows them to be together. Magically, numerous bunny-spawn keep appearing, and flood her house, the streets, and eventually the park where Zee is performing. Zee and Kara sweep the spawn into Zee's top hat and make them disappear, but more and more flood the streets. Zee casts a hate spell on the spawn, and they collect into a giant bunny monster made up of individual spawn. Kara is eaten by the giant bunny monster but emerges with the magical bunnies in her hand and breaks their embrace, and all the bunny spawn disappear.

The bunnies are present in the background, locked in their cages and trying to reach each other, in the videogame *DC Super Hero Girls Blitz*. The game features a minigame where the player taps on the display to reduce the bunny-spawn monster into a pile of bunnies that eventually disappears with the two magical bunnies in their cages popping out of it. Another minigame in the game features dragging similar-looking bunnies into a hat to make them disappear.

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Kara letting the bunnies out of their cage
Kara shovelling the bunny spawn that appeared after the bunnies were left alone for a few seconds
The bunny spawn collecting into a giant bunny monster after Zee puts a hate spell on them

Kara letting the bunnies out of their cage

Kara shovelling the bunny spawn that appeared after the bunnies were left alone for a few seconds

The bunny spawn collecting into a giant bunny monster after Zee puts a hate spell on them

## Names

The names Zee gives the rabbits are composed of names of rabbits from the novel *Watership Down*: "Blackberry", "Hazel", "Dandelion", "Pipkin", and "Hyzenthlay". "Owsla" is a type of peacekeeping force formed by the rabbits in the novel.

The names Kara gives the rabbits are that of the wizard Merlin of the legend of King Arthur, and the famous escape artist Harry Houdini.
The Late Batsby

***The Late Batsby*** is the first online short released as part the *DC Super Hero Girls* reboot as one of the *Super Shorts*. Before its online release on January 1, 2019 on the *DC Super Hero Girls* YouTube channel, the short played before screenings of the movie *Teen Titans Go! To the Movies* which premiered theatrically on July 22, 2018. The short was previewed on July 20, 2018 at the San Diego Comic Con. The short features the same premise as the *Super Best Friends Forever* short *Time Waits for No Girl*. In both shorts, Batgirl races to join her team to fight a villain—Mr Freeze in the *DCSHG* short, and Poison Ivy in the *SBFF* short.

## References

1. ↑ Angie Dahl (July 20, 2018). SDCC: Cartoon Network's DC Super Hero Girls Land in San Diego, CBR.com
DC Super Hero Girls Powerless

**Powerless** is a *DC Super Hero Girls* comic published on March 17, 2020.

## Promotional copy

The DC Super Hero Girls learn what it's like to be POWERLESS in the second original graphic novel based on the hit new Cartoon Network series.

When the electric grid and cloud computing get knocked out on the same night, the Metropolis High Hamsters aren't quite sure how to deal...with a cafeteria that only accepts CASH?! And some of the girls are more affected than others--Batgirl without her smartphone barely makes it to school at all, but Green Lantern is mostly determined to keep her friends safe. Speaking of which, has anyone seen Bumblebee?

With half the team out of commission, how will the girls find the source of the problem and fix it before Sweet Justice runs out of non-frozen desserts?!

DC Super Hero Girls: Powerless continues to develop the relationships forged throughout the beloved DC Super Hero Girls series. This story is perfect for ages 6-10 and a great entry point into the DC Universe and graphic novels.
Adventures in Bunnysitting

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***Adventures in Bunnysitting*** is the fifth episode of the first season of the series *DC Super Hero Girls*. It first aired on March 17, 2019 on Cartoon Network. The episode features Kara "bunny-sitting" a pair of magic bunnies for Zee. Zee warns Kara not to release both bunnies from their cages at the same time, but Kara ignores the warning and when she releases the bunnies they magically multiply and start to overrun Metropolis by sheer numbers.

## Development

Lauren Faust, the show's developer and the executive producer of the episode, had previously written she's "a huge Star Trek dork", and compared the episode *Swarm of the Century* from the series *My Little Pony Friendship is Magic* to the *Star Trek* episode *The Trouble with Tribbles* and the *Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends* episodes *The Trouble with Scribbles*. MA Larson is the writer for both *Swarm of the Century* and *Adventures in Bunnysitting*. The line "time to take out the adorable trash" is spoken by Kara in this episode, and by the pony character Rainbow Dash in the episode *Swarm of the Century*.

## Plot summary

The episode opens with Kara asleep in her room, interrupted by Zee who brings in her two magical bunnies in separate cages. Zee reminds Kara that she agreed to bunnysit them while Zee makes her first paid performance as a solo magician. Zee warns Kara not to put the bunnies together. Kara, acting indifferent to the bunnies while Zee is around, immediately baby-talks them when Zee leaves, and takes them out to play with them. The bunnies magically spawn heaps of tiny bunnies which Kara tries to put away, but more and more keep appearing. The bunny spawn spill into the street and flood it.

Eventually the bunny spawn flood the park where Zee is performing. At first Zee and Kara sweep the spawn into Zee's top hat and make them disappear, but more and more keep flooding in. Zee casts a hate spell on the spawn, but this turns the flood of bunny spawn into a giant bunny monster made up of individual bunny spawn. Kara is eaten by the giant bunny monster but flies out with the two magical bunnies in her hands and breaks the bunnies from their embrace, making all their spawn disappear.

## References

1. ↑ Lauren Faust (December 18, 2010). Comment on fyre-flye's profile, deviantArt
Space House

***Space House*** is a *DC Super Hero Girls* crossover four-episode special with the *Teen Titans Go!* TV series. The special aired on Cartoon Network on May 31, 2021. The episode features Brainiac who collects superheros and supervillains from "the multiverse". The *Teen Titans Go* version of the Teen Titans team up with the Super Hero Girls from the Lauren Faust version of *DC Super Hero Girls* in an effort to return to their universes.
Burrito Bucket

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***Burrito Bucket*** is the seventh episode of the first season of the series *DC Super Hero Girls*. It first aired on March 31, 2019. The episode was released on cable Video On Demand on March 24, 2019. The episode features Babs trying to keep her job at the Burrito Bucket while sneaking out to foil a bank robbery.

## Themes

*Burrito Bucket* continues the theme of Babs going to extreme lengths to keep her job at the Burrito Bucket, after the short *Hamster Con Queso*.

## Plot summary

Babs puts on her Burrito Bucket uniform and strolls into the dining area of the restaurant, where her boss Shane O'Shaughnessy angrily informs her she's late "the sixth time this week, and it's only Monday!" He lectures her about punctuality and responsibility, and warns her that if she's late one more time she'll be fired. The next scene Babs is cutting lettuce in the kitchen and spots people wearing animal masks and holding guns entering the Bank of Moolah across the street. She begs her boss for a bathroom break, and he gives her two minutes.

   Babs runs into the back room in her Burrito Bucket uniform then runs out the back exit in her Batgirl outfit, then ziplines from the top of the Burrito Bucket street sign to the Bank of Moolah. She kicks in the door and gives a little speech, then her wrist communicator beeps that she's out of time. She returns to the Burrito Bucket, and repeatedly finds excuses to leave the restaurant, each time trying to foil the bank robbery across the street. Eventually she uses her wrist communicator to call Flash, but when she sneaks out of the restaurant and goes to the bank again she finds he's been taken hostage, asking "what happened?!" and Flash replying "dude, I'm as surprised as you are." When she returns to the restaurant she finds it's time for her fifteen-minute lunch break. She fights the bank robbers and frees the hostages, but her break time ends and she then splits her time between making a 100-bucket burrito order and trying to catch the bank robbers.

### Burrito Bucketeer

Babs returns to the Bank of Moolah to find the robbers gone with the money. She walks back to the Burrito Bucket, defeated, where her boss is counting the order of 100 burrito buckets, finds that the order is one bucket short, and fires her. The robbers then enter and attempt to rob the Burrito Bucket. Babs dresses up as the "Burrito Bucketeer", apprehending them and surrendering them to the police. Her boss Shane yells at her, but dryly and irritably lets her have her job back.
Super Life

**Super Life** is the main theme song for the television series *DC Super Hero Girls*. It is written by Kay Hanley, Michelle Lewis and Dan Petty and performed by Kay Hanley and Michelle Lewis. A shortened instrumental of the song plays at the end credits of the show, and the full instrumental version plays at the outro of videos on the DC Super Hero Girls Youtube channel.

## Opening sequence lyrics

Aaah AAAH
When super me
Becomes super we
Suddenly, magically, pretty automatically
Crushing it side-by-side
Look out world
We're super hero girls
Now that we're together
Gonna get that super life
WOW
## Super Life (Extended Main Title)

Aaa aaa aaa aaa
There I was
Just minding my business
Waiting for
Someone to need help
Don't worry about me
I'll do this
By my self
Working alone
Is so overrated
No one knows
The trouble I've seen
But I got my crew
My squad
My tee-eam
Aaah AAAH
WOO
When super me
Becomes super we
Suddenly, magically, pretty automatically
Crushing it side-by-side
Look out world
We're super hero girls
Now that we're together
Gonna get that super life
WOW
Toys

This is a list of *DC Super Hero Girls* **toys** that follow the style of the reboot by Lauren Faust.

## 2019

The first release of toys included the following:

* 11.5-inch standing dolls with everyday teen outfits and superhero outfits and accessories: Supergirl, Wonder Woman, and Batgirl
* 11.5-inch action-figure dolls in superhero outfits: Batgirl, Supergirl, Zatanna, Bumblebee, Wonder Woman, Green Lantern, and Katana

Further toys released in 2019 include:

* "Batgirl and Ace the Bat-hound" in a single package
* 11.5-inch Harley Quinn and Catwoman in villain outfits

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Batgirl with everyday and superhero outfit
Green Lantern. Supergirl, and Batgirl action figure dolls
Wonder Woman with everyday and superhero outfit

Zatanna, Wonder Woman, and Bumblebee action figure dolls

Five-pack (2020)

Batgirl with everyday and superhero outfit

Green Lantern. Supergirl, and Batgirl action figure dolls

Wonder Woman with everyday and superhero outfit

Zatanna, Wonder Woman, and Bumblebee action figure dolls

Five-pack (2020)

### Target exclusives

Some dolls were exclusively available at Target in 2019: Poison Ivy, "teen outfits" variant of Zee Zatara and Jessica Cruz, and the Burrito Bucket variant of Babs. The store-exclusivity expired by June 2020.

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Target-exclusive Poison Ivy doll.
Toy Fair 2020
Toy Fair 2020

Target-exclusive Poison Ivy doll.

Toy Fair 2020

Toy Fair 2020

## References

1. ↑ Taimur Dar (February 22, 2019). Toy Fair ’19: Mattel Gives DC SUPER HERO GIRLS Franchise a Makeover, ComicsBeat.com
GothamCon

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***GothamCon*** is the 19th episode of the first season of the series *DC Super Hero Girls*. The episode premiered July 19, 2019 at the San Diego Comic Con, and first aired on August 2, 2019. The episode features Babs and Harleen visiting the Annual Convention of Gotham City, where Babs hopes to meet Batman but meets Robin instead.

## Plot summary

The episode opens with Harleen meeting Babs at a Gotham bus station. They travel to the Annual Convention of Gotham City by crossing Gotham on foot, frolicking and taking pictures among crime scenes and seedy parts of the city. They attend an event with a special guest which Babs expects to be Batman, but the special guest turns out to be Robin.

   When Robin insults Babs, Harleen shows up as Harley Quinn and attacks him, but she's foiled by Batgirl. A montage sequence shows Harley attcking Robin and being foiled by Batgirl multiple times. Eventually she tries to attack Robin with a steamroller, and when Babs finds Robin flattened on the floor she breaks into tears, telling Harleen that despite her dislike of Robin she didn't wish him dead. The two are surprised to find that Robin is alive and well, and that Harley ran over a standee cutout.

Harleen gasps and the camera zooms on Robin and cuts to a bomb strapped under his chair. Harley Quinn attempts to get rid of it along with Batgirl, and when it's defused Harley runs away while Batgirl chases her.

The next scene Harleen says goodbye to Babs before she gets on a bus to Metropolis, and gives her a signed photo of Robin, with the shot cutting to Harley Quinn threatening Robin so he signs the photo. The episode ends with Babs telling Harleen "See you next year!" with Harleen saying to herself that maybe they'll see each other sooner.
Cheetah

## Barbara "Barbi" Minerva

* Barbi
* Cheetah

**Barbara "Barbi" Minerva**, also known as **Cheetah** , is an antagonist in the series *DC Super Hero Girls*.

## Development

Lauren Faust wrote on Twitter regarding Cheetah being left out of the group of girl villains: "Two reasons Cheetah was left out of the group: 1) too similar to Selina/Catwoman and their roles would be redundant, and 2) Cheetah is pure animal, she wouldn't work in a group in her Cheetah form".

## Depiction

Barbi first appears in the episode *Meet the Cheetah*. She nearly qualifies for captain of the Metropolis High School gymnastics team when Diana tries out and outdoes her, becoming captain. Diana steals her thunder again when she outdoes her high score on a calculus test. After school Barbi invites the gymnastics team for a pool party at her house, but they decide to stay in school with Diana and decorate for the dance. The gymnastics team keeps praising Diana, and Barbi screams and speeds all the way home in her car. She breaks into her father's private study and uses a green-eyed golden cheetah statuette to place a curse on Diana. Seeing no effect, Barbi tosses the statuette on the floor and storms out, but after she leaves the statuette's eyes glow.

    The next scene the Super Hero Girls arrive at Metropolis High School after-hours they find the dance decorations torn. Diana finds her locker clawed and she's attacked by an unseen figure. The team change into their superhero outfits and split up to search for the attacker. One by one encounter they encounter Cheetah but can't handle her speed. Finally Diana finds Cheetah and fights her. When Cheetah's beat she escapes, and Diana finds Barbi lying scuffed on the floor. Barbi confesses that *she* released Cheetah because she was envious of Diana. Diana tells her to let go of the "green-eyed monster" of envy, and returns to the gym to reunite with her team. The episode ends with Barbi telling herself she won't let go of "the green-eyed monster". She washes her face and her mascara runs into the typical cheetah tear-marks, her fangs become prominent, and then her eyes glow green while she laughs and the scene fades to black.

Barbi appears again in the short *The Bee Stands Alone* as a player in a gym class game of dodgeball, and is featured more prominently in the short *Purse Scratcher* where she and Catwoman fight over a purse. She briefly appears in *Shock It to Me*, *Lost and Found*, and *Flash Forward Flash Back*.

## References

1. ↑ Lauren Faust (October 16, 2019). Twitter
The City We Love

**The City We Love** is a song from the episode *GothamCon* which plays over a montage of Babs and Harley prancing through the city of Gotham.

## Lyrics

*[upbeat music playing]*
*♪ Today is one of those days*
*♪ Skipping away Filling the streets With laughter ♪*
*♪ See what we wanna see*
*♪ Be who we wanna be Happily ever after♪*
*♪ Feet on the ground Head in the clouds*
*♪ What's better than now?♪*
*♪ In the city we love*
*♪ We push and we shove*
*♪ So we won't miss A single thing ♪*
*♪ In the city we love*
*♪ There's never enough time For all the frolicking ♪*
*♪ Some adventure might Come our way ♪*
*♪ Around the next corner Or alleyway ♪*
*♪ Carefree, floating above The city we love♪*
*♪ La, la, la, la, la La, la, la La, la, la, la♪*
*♪ In the city we love*
*♪ La, la, la, la, la La, la, la ♪*
*♪ La, la, la, la*
*♪ In the city we love*
Teen Titans Go! & DC Super Hero Girls: Mayhem in the Multiverse

**Teen Titans Go! & DC Super Hero Girls: Mayhem in the Multiverse** is an upcoming crossover that was announced on 2021 DC Kids Fandome. It is scheduled to be release on DVD on May 24, air on Cartoon Network on May 28, and stream on HBO Max on June 28 on HBO Max.

With the help of an ancient Kryptonian power, Lex Luthor unites the world’s super-villains to form the Legion of Doom and capture all of Earth’s super heroes. Only the DC Super Hero Girls are left to stop the Legion of Doom. They cross dimensions to rescue their fellow super heroes from the Phantom Zone, but end up at Titans Tower where they find the Teen Titans, who join them in their fight against Lex Luthor.
Awesome Aunt Antiope

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***Awesome Aunt Antiope*** is an episode in season one of *DC Super Hero Girls*. Diana is visited by her aunt Antiope who arrives at Metropolis after being sent from Themyscira to change the locks on the cage of the Kraken.

## Release

The episode premiered on Cartoon Network Turkey on July 7, 2020 and was released on streaming services on September 8, 2020. Originally scheduled for May 24, 2020 on Cartoon Network US, it was rescheduled to air on September 28, 2020 but a week ahead of the airing it was removed from the schedule.

## Plot summary

Diana excitedly tells the team that her aunt Antiope is visiting Metropolis. A flashback shows Diana and Antiope in Themyscira practicing swordfighting, before Hippolyta scolds them for interrupting Diana's training. Antiope, in the episode's present day in Metropolis, interrupts the girls' exam study time taking them dancing, eating, arm-wrestling, and card-playing. After spending the entire night out, the girls are exhausted in the morning before the exams. That morning the Kraken attacks Metropolis, and Antiope tells Diana she was sent to change the locks on the Kraken's cage, but neglected to do so. The Super Hero Girls try to subdue the Kraken but get repelled. Diana uses magic her mother taught her in her studies on Themyscira for growing a flower that is used to defeat the Kraken.

## References

1. ↑ Lauren Faust (March 7, 2020) SUN 5/24 30 #AwesomeAuntAntiope. Twitter
2. ↑ CNschedules (September 21, 2020) All the premieres that were set to air on CN on the 28th have been yoinked off the schedule. No TTG/DCSHG crossover, no DC Super Hero Girls, no LEGO Shazam. Twitter]
Zod

From the episode DC Super Hero Boys

**Zod**, also known as **General Zod** and **Emperor Zod**, is an antagonist featured in the episode *DC Super Hero Boys* from the series *DC Super Hero Girls*.

*Super Hero Boys* featues a flashback where Zod is confronted by Alura, saying "Council member Alura Zor-El, come to grovel before your new emperor?" He commands Non to seize her. Alura tells him "end your insurrection now, general", and tells him that all of Krypton is collapsing on itself. She uses a device to send Zod, Non, and Ursa to the phantom zone, and their disappearance is witnessed by Kara. Later, in the present day, a series of markings, which the team first believe to be spray-tags, create a portal to the phantom zone that releases Zod, Non, and Ursa. When Zod emerges from the portal, he says "Kneel before me." Ursa introduces him: "People of Earth, this is General Zod, your new emperor. His planet, Krypton, is gone. He must find a new planet to rule. And, well, this is it. So..." Zod exclaims "Kneel before Zod!" He threatens tha tall of Earth will suffer unless he is brought the heir to the House of El. Supergirl turns herself in, but he doesn't recognize her, even after she introduces herself as Kara Zor-El, saying "my mom sent you to the phantom zone!" Zod says "I want the son of Jor-El! Bring me Superman!" Zod and his crew are confronted by the Super Hero Girls and the Super Hero Boys, and after being weakened by kryptonite they are sent back through the portal. Zod boasts that only a force of nature stands a chance against him, and then he is pushed back through the portal by a dragon-shaped torrent of water made by Aqualad.

Hal refers to Zod as Neil in *Super Hero Boys*, and Barry does so in *Back in a Flash*.
The Good the Bad and the Bizarre

Bizarro Kara holding Kara by her suit collar

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***The Good the Bad and the Bizarre*** is the 28th episode of the first season of the series *DC Super Hero Girls*. The episode is schedule to air on December 16, 2019. The episode was released on online streaming services on November 27, 2019.

## Development and production

   Lauren Faust said in an interview at the 2019 San Diego Comic-Con that the version of the Bizarro used for the episode comes from the *Challenge of the Super Friends* cartoon.

## Refernces

1. ↑ Episode 878 - SDCC: DC Super Hero Girls w/ Showrunner Lauren Faust. Comic News Insider (2019)
The Minus

Diana crying despite her friends' attempts to cheer her up

## More information

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***The Minus*** is the fourteenth episode of the second season of *DC Super Hero Girls*. The episode features Diana trying to excel at all her undertakings after feeling she's made herself "reek of failure" for getting an A minus on one of her school subjects, while Karen tries to convince Diana that it's okay to be imperfect.

## Production

   Jenny Calabro developed the special poses for Babs for the episode based on the episode's storyboards.

## References

1. ↑ Jenny Calabro (July 29, 2021). As promised, here are the special poses I had SO much fun doing from DC Superhero Girls The Minus! The first 2 are based on boards by @vicehii. Twitter
Sweet Justice cafe

**Sweet Justice** is a cafe in the series *DC Super Hero Girls*, located near the Metropolis pier and over the Super Hero Girls underground base, first featured in the first episode of the series, *Sweet Justice*.

## Depiction

The Sweet Justice cafe bartender in the first episode is Barry, who offers "the usual" to Jessica, Kara, Karen, and Zee each, but stops when he sees Babs and Diana. Zee orders for the two, and Barry immediately whips up the orders. After Diana eats all of the ordered desserts, demolition robots enter the shop and give everyone thirty seconds to vacate, by order of the city of Metropolis. The robots start destroying the building despite it not being completely vacant, which forces Diana, and subsequently the rest of the team, to fight the robots and save the remaining patrons from being hurt by the robots. The team manages to save the people, but the shop is demolished, and the robots leave. Near the end of the episode, after the team defeats the robots, Lex Luthor pledges to rebuild Sweet Justice, and after a "three months later..." card the shop's "grand re-opening" is shown with the team having desserts, before Babs manipulates a straw dispenser which opens a tunnel underneath the team's table and lands them underground in a furnished "home base" constructed by Babs.

   Barry, who works at Sweet Justice, makes a delivery for the cafe as the Flash in the short *Speedy Delivery*.

Selina Kyle shoplifts several items from the Sweet Justice cafe in the episode *Fight at the Museum*. She flirts with Barry, who is slightly bewildered by her behavior.

### Comics

The Sweet Justice cafe is featured in the comic *Weird Science*.
SuperWonderBatBeeZeeLanternMobile

## More information

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***SuperWonderBatBeeZeeLanternMobile*** is the fifth episode of the second season of *DC Super Hero Girls*. The episode features the Super Hero Girls purchasing and renovating a car, then coming to disagreementst over how to share it.

## Release

The episode's title is given as *SuperWonderBatBeeZeeLanternMobile* in the episode itself, but TV listings and streaming services omit the last "n" in "Lantern", giving the title *SuperWonderBatBeeZeeLanterMobile*.
Winner Takes All

***Winner Takes All*** is a *DC Super Hero Girls* illustrated book scheduled to be published on November 19, 2019. The 144-pages book features two stories, the first story is about Diana arriving at Metropolis and meeting the team of superheroes, and the second story is about Diana participating in an athletic competition and trying to foil villains from getting the competition's prize.
Teenage Crisis

***Teenage Crisis*** is the thirteenth and final chapter of the *Spaced Out* comic of the original *DC Super Hero Girls* franchise, released on March 14, 2019 as a bonus. The comic features the *DC Super Hero Girls* in their original web-series designs viewing "another dimension of the multiverse" where they are depicted in the fashion of the new iteration of the franchise as developed by Lauren Faust. This chapter takes place after the events in chapter 12 where the 2015 counterpart of Jessica Cruz goes on a new mission after leaving Super Hero High. A paperback version, which contains all 12 chapters plus this chapter as a bonus, was released on June 2019.

   The comic begins with the original team at the Super Hero High School with Zatanna, trying to make them more appreciative of their school by showing them "another dimension of the multiverse". In that dimension, Babs listens to a police scanner while she and the team are in the high school cafeteria. Babs says someone's robbing the museum and they all set out to foil the robbery. They fight Catwoman, Harley Quinn, and Poison Ivy, who stole the largest diamond in the world. The superhero versions of Harley and Ivy look at their "bad guys" counterparts in astonishment, and Frost says she's glad her other self isn't a super-villain. The team manages to return the diamond, but the thieves escape. After the portal closes, Principal Waller interrupted the moment and told the girls to get to class. Meanwhile, on the other Earth, the girls return to Metropolis High School where the team, in their regular teenage clothes, meets Selina Kyle, Harleen Quinzel, and Pam Isley, then go to class as the bell rings.
Stonehenge

**Stonehenge** is a location in the episode *Ally Cat* from the series *DC Super Hero Girls*. The episode depicts Lex Luthor excavating under Stonehenge, finding gold and jewellery, and a sarcophagus with the remains of a man clutching the Book of Eternity.

Zee says the Book of Eternity was buried under Stonehenge fifteen hundred years ago.

   The episode *The Good the Bad and the Bizarre* features Batgirl finding Stonegenge at the bottom of a river, with the crowd suspecting Supergirl as the perpetrator. They later find taht the person behind the vandalism incidents is Bizarro.
日更COMICS

**日更COMICS**是台灣愛尼曼數位科技旗下的漫畫連載品牌，正式名稱為「日更計劃」，並於2015年7月17日所舉辦的第10屆廣州螢火蟲動漫遊戲嘉年華上首次曝光，目前日更COMICS旗下擁有來自台灣、香港、中國大陸、馬來西亞的職業漫畫家進行連載，取名為日更COMICS的原因是希望是希望作者和作品與該品牌計畫每一天都有能有所成長與進展。

2016年8月11日第17屆漫畫博覽會，日更COMICS旗下作品《龍朝大都》、《魔法婚約》、《退休的勇者們》、《星耀學園》首次推出實體單行本漫畫，台灣、香港、澳門各大實體書店與網路書店亦於同日發售漫畫。2017年宣布《實驗品家庭》動畫化，並於日本新潮社「月刊comic＠bunch」12月號展開日文版連載，為旗下首部登上日本漫畫雜誌連載的作品。
When You're Mine

***When You're Mine*** is a song from the episode *League of Shadows Part 1*. The singer, Ra's Al Ghul, uses the song to control Kara after she's been made susceptible to mind-control with red kryptonite.

## Lyrics

[**Ra's Al Ghul**]
Welcome to my show
I'm happy that you're here
Basking in the glow
Of the League of Shadows
All I ask of you
Is possession of your soul
That will do just fine
When you're mine
Don't ask why
Every good Shadow Puppet will do what I say
It's your power that I covet
And you will obey
You're mine
Follow blind
Your weakness is my strength
And the Demon's Fang
Will guarantee fidelity
And you will obey
Now, you belong to me
You're under my control
You'll do all that I say
I will choose your role
Just let go
Every good Shadow Puppet will do what I say
It's your power that I covered
And you will obey
You're mine
Follow blind
Nothing can save you from my sinister dream
The shadows have awakened
You must obey me
The Bird and the Bee

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***The Bird and the Bee*** is the 47th episode of the first season of the series *DC Super Hero Girls*. The episode was released on streaming services on September 18, 2020.

## Plot summary

The episode stars with Carter as part of the Super Hero Boys who join the Super Hero Girls in defending Metropolis from monsters, crime, and disasters. When Wonder Woman pairs the heroes in action, she always pairs Bumblebee with Hawkman.

Afterwards, Karen finds in art class that Carter has been drawing his true love, Princess Chay-Ara. He tells her he was Prince Khufu in a previous reincarnation, and a knight, and a gunslinger, and has been reincarnated overe and over after a spell has been put on the both of them. They always find each other but always "fall into a love that surpasses death." At a museum, they run into Princess Chay-Ara, but she doesn't recognize Carter. He tells Karen that in reincarnation you don't always remember past lives. Karen fins out her name is Shiera Sanders and other details about her.

Karen tries to force Carter to get her attention, but he runs away nervously a few times, before finally deciding to confront his fears and introduce himself, and Shiera asks him on a date. Right before Carter gets to the date, he's attacked by Hath-Set with a sickle made of Nth metal. Hath-Set calls Carter Khufu, and when Carter sees his face he recalls that Hath-Set is an evil sorcerer and "leader of the rebellion", who destroyed Khufu and Chay-Ara's kingdom, dooming them to an endless cycle of reincarnation. When Hath-Set finds out Carter and Shiera haven't fallen in love in this reincarnation yet, he leaves and threatens to return after they fall in love. Carter decides not to go on the date, and the episode ends with a shot of a drawing of him on Shiera's napkin.
The Green Room

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***The Green Room*** is the ninth episode of the second season of *DC Super Hero Girls*. The episode features Jessica facing a Green Lantern Corps disciplinary hearing for failing to act when an alien threatened Metropolis.

## Production

   Storyboard artist Brianne Drouhard posted on Twitter a cleaned up storyboard panel that was cut for time from the episode, which features other Green Lanterns looking shocked and dismayed.

## References

1. ↑ Brianne Drouhard (July 12, 2021). A clean up from Chrissy Delk's amusing boards. Cut for time, but maybe a fun Easter egg for some. Twitter
World's Finest

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***World's Finest*** is the eleventh episode of the second season of *DC Super Hero Girls*. The episode features Batgirl and Supergirl being driven apart in pursuit of fame after Max Lord becomes their public relations agent.

## Production

   The videogame played by Superman and Batman was titled *Boulevard Fighter* in the storyboard drawn by Caroline Director. The videogame name is not featured in the finished version of the episode.

## References

1. ↑ Caroline Director (July 24, 2021). Another DC Super Hero Girls ep I boarded aired, #WorldsFinest! This was my fav one to work on, so many fun characters, moments, and opportunities to add silly gags Directed by @jordie\_lala! Instagram
Sparrow

**Sparrow** is the robot sidekick of Batgirl in the comic *Weird Science*. Sparrow first appears in chapter 10, as Babs's school science project. She takes Sparrow around Metropolis helping people. Babs takes Sparrow to her shift at the Burrito Bucket restaurant in chapter 11, where the robot malfunctions after the appearance of Doctor Penelope Sieve. Zee finds out in chapter 12 that the robot's microchip has been stolen by Dr Sieve.
Toyman

**Winslow Schott**, also known as **Toyman**, is a recurring antagonist in the franchise *DC Super Hero Girls*. Winslow first appeared in the videogame *Teen Power*, and subsequently the origin of his supervillain career was featured in the episode *According to Garth*. He is prominently featured in the episode *Powerless* where he uses gold kryptonite to temporarily take away Supergirl's superpowers while he kidnaps Garth and plans to execute him for, as Garth puts it, "destroying your life's dream by exposing you as a cheater".
Wayne Manor East

**Wayne Manor East** is the manor where Bruce Wayne resides in the episode *Tween Titans* of the series *DC Super Hero Girls*. The manor is the setting for the television-show-within-the-show *Make It Wayne*. Alfred welcomes Jess and Karen to "Wayne Manor East" when they arrive for their babysitting job.
Star Sapphire

## Carol Ferris

* Carol Ferris
* Star Sapphire

**Carol Ferris**, also known as **Star Sapphire**, is an antagonist in the series *DC Super Hero Girls*.

## Development

Lauren Faust wrote Star Sapphire with the main motivation of envy.

## Depiction

Star Sapphire is introduced in the episode *Hate Triangle* by Hal Jordan. He tells Jessica that she as a cheerleader for a rival highschool's sports team and his ex-girlfriend. Hal explains that she possesses a violet lantern power ring that is powered by love. Her intense love towards Hal leads her to attack him and destroy much of the Metropolis High School track and sports field. By the end of the episode Jessica manages to calm Carol with a hug and by sympathizing with her pain of unrequited love, and talking about how Hal's many flaws and how he isn't good enough for her. Carol calms down for a moment, but screams that she'll *make* Hal good enough for her, laughs maniacally, and flies away.

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From *Hate Triangle*
From *Hate Triangle*
From *Hate Triangle*

Star Sapphire with Harley Quinn, Giganta, Livewire, Catwoman, and Poison Ivy, from San Diego Comic Con 2018

From *Hate Triangle*

From *Hate Triangle*

From *Hate Triangle*

Star Sapphire with Harley Quinn, Giganta, Livewire, Catwoman, and Poison Ivy, from San Diego Comic Con 2018

## References

1. ↑ Lauren Faust (July 24, 2020), "When writing the #DCSHG villains we associated them with Six Deadly Motivations in mind: / Catwoman: Greed / Giganta: Violence / Star Sapphire: Envy / Livewire: Sadism / Poison Ivy: Hate / Harley Quinn: Chaos / Not quite the 7 sins, but it did the trick / (early development art)". Twitter
Steve

*For Diana's crush from the episode* Crushing It*, see Steve Trevor*

**Steve** is a griffin featured in the episode *Fantastic Beasts and How to Mind Them*.

Diana receives an egg in a letter from her mother, and when the egg hatches she discovers a hatchling griffin. The hatchling is rowdy and breaks some household items in Diana's apartment. Diana decides to adopt it as a pet, and feeds it ice-cream. When Diana shows it to her friends, she names it Steve. Each morning Steve grows much larger than the day before, and by the third day he crashes out of Diana's bedroom window and flies throughout Metropolis. Diana and Steve encounter a hydra and team up to fight it. After Diana pieces together a vase that Steve broke, the hydra turns to smoke which floats back into the vase. Diana takes Steve back to Themyscira and leaves it there, where it joins other griffins.
Argentina Argentine

Argentina Argentine is a female character and is a background character in Minibellies.

## Personality

Argentina is an Argentine fairy. She has Argentine customs as well as her Latin and Argentine culture. Argentina is kind and very vain, although it can be arrogant, especially its rivalry with Brazil, which is possibly her crush, although she does not recognize it. She is also very grateful and grateful to those who helped her recover her magic and who is willing and determined to do the favor for those who helped.

## Navigation

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**Minibellies Heroes**

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*Tighlzz High School/Teenagers*

*Adults*

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Sinestro

## Thaal Sinestro

* Thaal Sinestro
* Thaal Sinclair

**Thaal Sinestro** is a character who first prominently appears in the episode *It's Complicated* as a former partner of Hal Jordan in the Green Lantern corps.

Thaal explains in the episode *It's Complicated* that he dated Carol to get to Hal. After Hal and Carol get back together, Sinestro switches from his Thaal Sinclair costume to a yellow Lantern costume. He tells Hal "last you saw me, I donned the color green, back when you and I were best buds! THE most unstoppable team in the Green Lantern corps! But that was before you *ghosted me*! Dropped off the face of the universe! Never called me back! You broke up *the* most beautiful bromance the universe has ever seen!"

Sinestro attacks Hal, but Star Sapphire helps Hal defeat Sinestro. Hal promptly breaks up with Carol, and she attacks him. Sinestro joins the attack, asking Hal "Do you even think about other people's feelings?!" Sinestro then tries to "steal" Hal's "actual girlfriend", Jessica, by shooting flowers and chocolates at her. Star Sapphire attacks Jessica too, accusing her of stealing Hal from her. Dex-Starr joins the attack on Jessica after getting back his Power Ring of Rage.

Jessica convinces Hal to apologize to Carol and Thaal. Hal apologizes "for being so awesome", "charming, "irresistible", "super-cool", and "fun to hang out with". Carol sees this as a "vulnerable, sensitive side" of Hal, and Sinestro sees Hal as a "true bro" who would "humble himself". Carol, Sinestro, and incidentally Dex-Starr accept Hal and the four of them sail in the sky toward the moon.
Bedir Blue

Bedir Blue is a male character and is a tritagonist and is one of the main characters of Chibies. He is the best friend of Kofi, boyfriend of Amal and is friend of Chika.

## Personality

Bedir is a heroic guardian of Tiggles as his friends, Chika, Kofi and his girlfriend Amal. He is described as athletic but also passionate and adventurous, however he puts love and feelings above his sports and adventures. As a pirate fairy, Bedir is more adventurous and more entertaining, though more arrogant than her human form. Bedir also does not hide his feelings and always declares himself to Amal always presenting her with flowers, chocolates or rings. He is Kofi's best friend and is always in good and bad times to help Kofi and his friends.
Super Best Friends Forever

***Super Best Friends Forever*** is a series of five cartoon shorts that aired in 2012 on *Cartoon Network* and released online. The series features Wonder Girl, Supergirl, and Batgirl as the main characters. There are individual appearances by Poison Ivy, Cheetah, Superman, Ma Kent, Jim Gordon, and Solomon Grundy.

## Development

Lauren Faust developed another *DC Nation* short alognside *Super Best Friends Forever* involving Power Girl, but DC preferred *SBFF*. Faust has posted a few concept and production sketches of *Super Best Friends Forever* on Twitter and deviantArt.

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Designs, some of them unused: Batgirl, Robin, Batman, Supergirl, Superman, Wonder Girl, Wonder Woman
Harley Quinn, unused design, 2012
By Lauren Faust, 2012

Supergirl face studies
Batgirl face studies
Wonder Girl face studies

Supergirl sketches
Batgirl sketches
Wonder Girl sketches

Designs, some of them unused: Batgirl, Robin, Batman, Supergirl, Superman, Wonder Girl, Wonder Woman

Harley Quinn, unused design, 2012

By Lauren Faust, 2012

Supergirl face studies

Batgirl face studies

Wonder Girl face studies

Supergirl sketches

Batgirl sketches

Wonder Girl sketches

## Influence

*Super Best Friends Forever* originated several concepts for the new *DC Super Hero Girls*, among them the tone, humor, and themes of *SBFF*. Some specific influences over the show are the designs of three of the main characters, and the relationship dynamic between Diana and her mother Hippolyta, which was conceived as the dynamic between Donna Troy and her sister Diana.

## Episodes

See also *Super Best Friends Forever* transcripts
### *Invisible Joy Ride*

*Invisible Joy Ride* aired March 17, 2012, and features the main characters deciding whether or not to take Wonder Woman's invisible jet for a joyride.

### *Time Waits For No Girl*

*Time Waits For No Girl* aired April 7, 2012, and features Batgirl racing to join Wonder Girl and Supergirl in a fight against Poison Ivy. This short features the same premise as the *DC Super Hero Girls* short *The Late Batsby*.

### *Grounded*

*Grounded* aired April 28, 2012, and features Batgirl and Wonder Girl convincing Supergirl, who is grounded to her house, to join them at crimefighting. She agrees, but Superman catches her sneaking out and tries to stop her. They fight, and eventually Ma Kent breaks up the fight and Supergirl dejectedly returns home.

### *Name Game*

*Name Game* aired May 26, 2012, and features the main characters deciding on a name for their team while they fight Cheetah.

### *Don't Fight Girls*

*Don't Fight Girls* aired September 29, 2012, and features the main characters trying to convince Solomon Grundy to fight them.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Lauren Faust (November 16, 2017), Inside the Animator's Studio: An Evening with Lauren Faust, 1 hour and 30 minutes into the interview.
2. ↑ Angie Dahl (August 1, 2018). DC Super Hero Girls Reboot Was Lauren Faust’s ‘How Could You Say No’ Moment, CBR.com
3. ↑ Lauren Faust (March 9, 2019). Fun fact. Twitter
〈古籍研究社〉系列

類型

**〈古籍研究社〉系列**（〈古典部〉シリーズ）是由米澤穗信所著的推理小說系列。由京都動畫製作的改編小說動畫於2012年4月22日開始播出，由タスクオーナ（Taskohna）執筆的改編小說漫畫於2012年1月26日開始連載。

## 劇情概要

在各個憧憬展開玫瑰色高中生活的學生之中，折木奉太郎卻是一個「灰色的節能主義者」，認為「沒必要的事不做，不得不做的事，就盡快解決」。本應沒有興趣參加課外活動的他，卻因為姐姐的要求而加入了其學校神山高中的「古籍研究社」。該部今年招攬到奉太郎在內的四名新社員，包括其好友福部裡志、不太親近的舊同學伊原摩耶花、以及好奇心旺盛的千反田愛瑠，成功避過廢社危機。

隨之以後，四人在高中的日常中觸及不同的謎題。為了滿足愛瑠的求知欲，奉太郎不得不為遭遇的事情想出一個合理的解釋。時而久之，奉太郎的節能主義不停受到衝擊。

## 外部連結

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