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想要的生活

歌词
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   ***壮壮，壮壮，你知道什么是生活吗***

***生活就是玩具有很多，好吃的有一桌，考试能及格***

***我觉得吧，生活就是努力德智体美劳全面发展***

***对对对，我也是这么想的***

这是我想要的生活，梦想的生活，在生活中能找到最真实的快乐

这是我想要的生活，追寻的生活，在生活中我自由自在的飞着

一年一月一分一秒不会总如意的

每时每刻每次每天我都用力扛着

背后的人把我当作他的一座山

我就要用心争取他的一份天

我不是神，可我要做最坚强的人

我很幸运，可以做你最爱的SUPERMAN

那座山，那蓝天，是我为你画的画

画中的你永远不怕找不到家

***儿子，回来了，今天工作怎么样啊？累不累？***

***今儿妈给你做的饺子，三鲜馅儿的***

***快，洗手，准备吃饭***

这是我想要的生活，最绚烂的生活，在生活中我努力的向上飞着

这是我想要的生活，最真实的生活，酸甜苦辣喜怒哀乐轮番上演着

每天都会有人问我你过得快乐吗

我跟他说你真的不了解我呀

我的世界中我早已是个王子啦

所以每天我都会高高的把头仰着

因为我能给身边的人带来快乐

所以每一秒钟我都觉得是有意义的

你们听着，乐着，还满足着

我在看着，笑着，也幸福着

***老板，老板，什么是生活呀***

***生活就是每天努力工作，买卖一天比一天好***

***然后呢，把我这麻辣烫开遍全世界，你卖麻辣烫吗***

***不买***

这是我想要的生活，最忙碌的生活，家人爱人电话联系人都在等着我

这是我想要的生活，最充实的生活，天凉加衣天热撑伞吃饱才不会饿

每个天空每个夜晚数着每个星星

那片宁静那片微风吹动你的风铃

我知道，他可能打扰了你的梦

可也带来另外一种无限的可能

照进现实埋下一颗快乐的种子

迎着阳光会长出最开心的果实

不再犹豫不再控制做最真实的自己

不再痛苦不再失落留下美好的回忆

***同事们停下手边的工作啊，今晚加班***

***又加班啊***

***好好好，工作餐加鸡腿***

***太好了***

***幸福呀，都是奋斗出来的***

这是我想要的生活

有你的生活

是我想要的生活

有我的生活

是我想要的生活

有她的生活

是我想要的生活

有故事的的生活

***爸爸，爸爸，什么是生活呀***

***生活呀，就是爸爸妈妈还有你，咱们一家呀，开开心心的在一起***

***每天哪爸爸和妈妈给你做点好吃的，然后呢，辅导你写作业***

***诶，小花啊，作业写了吗***

***哼***

这是我想要的生活

想要的生活

想要的生活

这是我想要的生活
A.R.G.U.S.

The **Advanced Research Group Uniting Super-Humans**, **A.R.G.U.S.** for short, is a government agency currently led by Amanda Waller. Their main purpose is to document and research abnormalities.

## History

Some point prior to 2013, A.R.G.U.S. was founded by Amanda Waller on the behest of the U.S. Government following the failure and corruption of Checkmate, a preceding group sharing much of the same goals. Waller then went on to recruit agents such as Steve Trevor, Diana Prince and Etta Candy. Barbara Ann-Minerva may have also been a member during this time.

### Origins

Amanda Waller is later seen with other agents of A.R.G.U.S. meeting with General Sam Lane. She then requests to enact a program designed to create a superhuman team under the direct supervision of A.R.G.U.S, which Lane decides to allow, warning her of the possible consequences.

## Notable members

### Current members

* Amanda Waller (founder)
* Colonel Steve Trevor (second-in-command, field agent)
* Lieutenant Etta Candy (field agent, back-up)

### Former members

* Diana Prince/Wonder Woman (field agent; left to join the Justice League)

## Trivia

* Despite being unconfirmed, it is likely that Barbara Ann-Minerva was a member of A.R.G.U.S. prior to becoming "Cheetah".
* Amanda Waller's plans of a superhuman team alludes to Task Force X, a group comprised of imprisoned supervillains who take on black ops missions in return of a lighter sentence.

## Behind the scenes

* In the comics, the **Advanced Research Group Uniting Super-Humans**, **A.R.G.U.S.** for short, is a government agency led by Amanda Waller. They are most notable for creating the Suicide Squad.
A Pirate's Fortune (episode)

## Synopsis

Arthur and Atlanna's reunion is interrupted by Nuidis Vulko, who warns her of Orm's recent actions. Intending to confront him, she asks Mera to return Arthur to the surface, as his arrival may stir up unrest in Atlantis. Returning to Amnesty Bay, he is met by Clark, Bruce and Diana, who reveal the video footage of the deaths of A.R.G.U.S agents. Orm and Nereus meet Atlanna, guarded by Commander Murk, and attempt to force her to reveal the location of her secret son, believing her to be a traitor to Atlantis. As the scuffle continues, Orm silences her by killing her in his deluded belief of protecting the people from unworthy royalty. Intending to destroy Arthur, he finds a kidnapped pirate who is revealed to be the son of Daniel Hyde, the man Arthur condemned years prior. Wishing to kill Arthur too, David Hyde accepts Orm's deal and creates a new Atlantean suit to combat Arthur. Nereus attempts to trick Mera by informing her of Atlanna's death at the hands of Arthur, who wishes to take the throne of Atlantis for himself. Mera, knowing of Orm's true nature, accepts the mission to return him to Atlantis under the secret wish to help Arthur. Mera, finding Arthur, tells him of his mother's death, leaving him shocked and heartbroken. Now wishing to avenge her, Mera and Arthur begin planning to prevent Orm from becoming king. Nearby, Mera's sister, Y'Hila watches them and prepares to report back to Nereus.

## Characters

* Arthur Curry / Aquaman
* Y'Mera Xebella / Mera
* Queen Atlanna
* Prince Orm Marius
* Bruce Wayne / Batman
* Kal-El / Clark Kent / Superman
* Diana Prince / Wonder Woman
* Nereus
* Nuidis Vulko
* **David Hyde / Black Manta** **(debut)**
* Garth
* Y'Hila Xebella / Siren
* Commander Murk
* **Daniel Hyde / The Manta** **(debut; flashback)**
Diana Prince

"*I'm an Amazon. I was born to be a warrior*"
—**Diana Prince** to **Bruce Wayne**[src]

* Diana Prince
* Wonder Woman

**Diana Prince**, also known as **Diana of Themyscira**, is an Amazon-born princess known as **Wonder Woman**.

## Biography

### Early life (1841-2018)

Diana was born to Queen Hippolyta of the Amazons of Themyscira. Some time later she met Steve Trevor and left Themyscira to became the hero Wonder Woman as Diana Prince.

### Darkseid's Invasion (2019)

Diana Prince and Steve Trevor plan to meet the President of the United States in the hopes to reach an end to an ongoing dispute about vigilantism. Diana is seen on television voicing her hope in the President to see the good in her activities as Wonder Woman.

## Personality

Diana is notorious for her compassion, being fiercely devoted to protecting the innocent and especially those who cannot fend for themselves.

## Appearance

### As Diana Prince

As Diana Prince, she typically sports a blazer and suit or a trench coat, mainly to hide her weapons and armour from others whilst in public. This is coupled with a silver or gold headband in replacement of her usual tiara.

### As Wonder Woman

However, as Wonder Woman, Diana wears Amazon-forged battle armour that mainly covers her chest in order to allow her full movement and dexterity as well as an armoured skirt for the same reason. On top of this, she wears bracelets in order to deflect projectiles and swords and a tiara to mark her status as a Princess. Her most notable and trademark weapon is sword supposedly made by Hephaestus and a shield alongside the Lasso of Truth.

## Episodes

**Season 1: Origins**

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

## Trivia

* It is teased that Diana and Steve have a romantic past due to a past mission.
	+ In addition, Diana also shows interest in Superman, making Steve harbour some jealousy toward him.
Batmobile

"*The **Batmobile** is badass. Fast as a hypercar, strong as a tank, powerful as a missile and sleek as a spaceship. Nothing can beat it!*"
—**Dick Grayson** to **Barbara Gordon** about the **Batmobile**[src]

## Batmobile

### Inventor(s)

Lucius Fox (co-concept artist, co-engineer), Bruce Wayne (co-engineer, bankroller), Alfred Pennyworth (co-concept artist, co-engineer)

### Function(s)

Transportation
Deterrent

## Information

### Debut

Pilot

The **Batmobile** is a custom car created by Lucius Fox for Batman as a method of useful transportation and defense.

## History

Some point after Zero Year, Lucius Fox worked alongside Bruce Wayne and Alfred Pennyworth in order to create the Batmobile in order to have a perfected method of transportation for Batman.

### Origins (2018)

Batman is seen using the Batmobile whilst chasing down a Parademon.

## Trivia

* The Batmobile is implied to have weapons that rival military-level technology.

## Behind the scenes

* In the comics, the **Batmobile** is the main use of transportation for Batman. It's typically equipped with various useful gadgets and weapons.
Gerard Shugel

## Summary

Gerard Shugel is a former S.T.A.R Labs scientist who's experiments on primates led to his transformation into the intelligent Ultra-Humanite.

## Biography

### Origins

Gerard Shugel worked in S.T.A.R Labs alongside Robert Baker. However, his experiments on primates were revealed to be cruel and unjust and, due to Robert informing Silas Stone of the situation, Shugel was later fired. Angered at this betrayal, Shugel stole his research and continued without the knowledge of others until Lex Luthor approached him. After deciding to accept his help, Shugel was able to create a serum that would allow primates to have uncanny acuity and mental skills. However, the serum also contained nanobots that would control the primate and use them to the owner's will.

### Becoming Ultra-Humanite

When Shugel informed Lex of his success, the latter decided to use his serum on Shugel to see its effects and, upon Shugel's transformation, Lex found himself controlling Shugel's alter-ego, Ultra-Humanite. With enhanced strength, height, dexterity and intelligence, Lex sent him after Metropolis' new hero Superman. Unfortunately, he was defeated due to Superman's struggle in controlling his fast-growing abilities and so Lex kept Shugel under confinement until the serum could be mass produced.

### Season 1

Following the Justice League's formation and the prevention of an invasion by Darkseid, the damage within Metropolis allowed Shugel to escape his cell and attack the Justice League during a celebration in their honour. However, he was subsequently defeated and Shugel was then taken back to S.T.A.R Labs in the hopes of reversing his condition.

## Personality

### Gerard Shugel

Gerard seems to be quite timid yet obsessive like Kirk Langstrom over his work. His fear, however, was failure and would find his breaking point when Luthor transformed him using his own serum.

### Ultra-Humanite

Ultra-Humanite seems to only contain rage and anger at others, lashing out at those who stop him or attack. He seems to have no motivations other than to take on Shugel's anger and disperse it through rampages.

## Appearance

### Gerard Shugel

Shugel is an average built man who usually wears a lab coat.

### Ultra-Humanite

Shugel's alter-ego is a massive white haired ape with red eyes.
Mob War, Part 1 (episode)

## Synopsis

During a shootout between Falcone gang member Tony Zucco and Maroni gang member Lew Moxon, Gordon arrives on the scene with a new partner following Flass' death. However, Bullock is working under Hamilton Hill's thumb, who intends to impede his progress in the mob war across Gotham. Hill is revealed to be working alongside Falcone and, upon the G.C.P.D's arrival, Bullock allows Zucco to escape. Gordon confronts him over this, leading to the two butting heads over the state and future of Gotham. Meanwhile, Bruce sets out once again as Batman to investigate Flass' death and begins tracing bullets from Deadshot's rifle. Floyd, finding out about this, is forced to cover his tracks as he finds himself on the receiving end of Falcone and Maroni's wrath. Penguin decides to make a move on their turf whilst they're busy fighting amongst one another and sends Drury Walker out to take control of a Falcone shipping warehouse. However, Walker is met by Batman whilst the latter pursues Deadshot. Using an E.M.P created by Lucius Fox, Batman escapes and ambushes Walker whilst Deadshot flees. Bruce then meets Gordon and informs him about the bubbling war between the two main mob factions. The two agree on having them do a sit-down to clear the air, hoping to es in mind the war without any bloodshed. Together, they bring in Harvey Dent to oversee the sit-down as the two leaders agree to meet with their own agendas in mind.

## Characters

* Bruce Wayne / Batman
* James Gordon / Sergeant Gordon
* Alfred Pennyworth
* D.A Harvey Dent
* Harvey Bullock / Detective Bullock
* Carmine Falcone
* Sal Maroni
* Oswald Cobblepot / Penguin
* Floyd Lawton / Deadshot
* **Drury Walker / Killer Moth (debut)**
* Tony Zucco
* Lew Moxon
* Hamilton Hill / Mayor Hill
* Commissioner Loeb
* Lucius Fox (flashback)
* **Mario Falcone (debut)**
* Barbara Gordon
Silas Stone

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Dr. **Silas Stone** is the genius father of Victor Stone, the hero operating as Cyborg, and the head scientist of the S.T.A.R Labs in Metropolis. Due to his work ethic, his relationship with his son became strained and, after the tragic death of his wife, Elinore, moved to Metropolis with his son and began working on abnormal technology, one of which merged with his son after a fatal injury, causing him to morph into Cyborg.

## Biography

### Early life

Silas Stone grew up in Gotham with little money and often created small nifty gadgets for his fellow children at school. One time, on a presentation involving Lex Luthor, Silas showed off his skills which led him to be hired under the S.T.A.R Labs research facility funded by LexCorp and immediately rose through the ranks as a prominent researcher and scientist. A few years later, Silas would marry Elinore and father his son, Victor Stone. However, Elinore's tragic death and Silas' absence at the time caused great distraught within him and furthered the strain between him and his son.

### Season 1

Eventually, Silas and Victor moved to Metropolis alongside S.T.A.R Labs to research a new piece of technology being found by various heroes. Barry Allen, a forensic scientist and hero operating out of Central City, aided Silas in his research during this time. Unfortunately, a sudden explosion due to Darkseid's imminent invasion caused catastrophic damage to his son, forcing Silas to attempt to use the same technology to heal his son. Despite healing him, his injuries required several cybernetic prosthetic limbs, leaving his son to blame Silas for his transformation.

## Personality

Silas is shown to be quite strict when it concerns his work and forbids anyone from distracting him or preventing him from his lengthy research. Due to this, Victor assumed that Silas did not care for him as Silas' work created a gap in their relationship. Often being absent from Victor's life, Silas worked hard to create new technology and to further science. Prior to all of this, however, Silas retained some sadness due to his wife's death and what was left of his affection seemingly left as a result. However, Silas still cares for his son as seen during his attempts to revive him.

## Appearance

Silas is an ageing man with a receding hairline and can often be seen with lab equipment and attire. His formal manner requires him to often stay clean and almost uptight.

## Trivia

* Silas Stone is one of the first Justice League associates alongside Steve Trevor and Lois Lane.
* The technology Silas is seen researching is actually Mother Box technology, equipment owned by Darkseid that can act as a portal which eventually resulted in his arrival to Earth.

## References

1. ↑ Birth of Cyborg (episode)
2. ↑ Pilot (Episode)
3. ↑ Parademons (episode)
4. ↑ Birth of Cyborg (episode)
Daniel Hyde

## Summary

Daniel Hyde, known by his comrades and other pirates as The Manta, is a pirate who was caught by the hero known as Aquaman. However, Aquaman's fatal mistake would lead to his tragic death, sparking his son's drive to avenge him.

## Biography

### Origins

Daniel Hyde grew up poor and and orphaned as a child, eventually being taken in by pirates. Soon after their leader was killed by Orm Marius, Daniel would assume his role and later marry and give way to a son named David Hyde. Eventually founding the pirate organisation called N.E.M.O due to their former leader's death, Daniel attempt to avenge his mentor by finding and killing so-called Atlanteans, including Orm himself. His antics would soon catch the attention of a young Arthur Curry, who was in his early weeks as the hero Aquaman. Attempting to stop Daniel, Aquaman would accidentally cause the ship to explode, causing the unfortunate death of Daniel Hyde himself.

However, Daniel Hyde's death would begin his son's desire to kill Aquaman and all of his kind in order to avenge his father, much like how Daniel did with his mentor.

## Personality

Daniel Hyde seems to have been a strict man, instilling his beliefs and morals to his son, David Hyde.

## Appearance

Hyde bore a bald head and a grey beard in his final days prior to his death. Additionally, he known to carry several tattoos depicting his numerous exploits as a pirate.

## Trivia

* Daniel Hyde's nickname, The Manta, is a reference to his son's comic counterpart's moniker, Black Manta.
Anti-Life Equation (episode)

## Synopsis

With Superman safely returned and the League separated due to Parademons, Darkseid reveals his intentions behind coming to Earth and reveals his past, alongside the former ruler of Apokalips, Steppenwolf. In a flashback, Steppenwolf plans to use his new Parademons to attack Earth and searches for mother boxes in each corner of the planet. However, his plans bring the attention of Earth's leaders at that time: King Atlan of Atlantis, Queen Antiope of the Amazons, Yalan Gur of the Green Lantern Corps. and king of Vikings Vandal Savage. A climactic battle ensues, leaving Steppenwolf defeated and returned to Apokalips. This leads to his retirement of the throne, passing it onto his nephew Darkseid in the process alongside his Parademon technology. Back in present day, Darkseid states that he plans to find the Anti-Life Equation and aimed to bring together Earth's strongest people in order to wipe them out. Victor then believes he can replicate the boom tube he made back in S.T.A.R Labs against Darkseid as the seven heroes reunite to target Darkseid as a team.

## Characters

* Bruce Wayne / Batman
* Kal-El / Clark Kent / Superman
* Diana Prince / Wonder Woman
* Barry Allen / Flash
* Victor Stone / Cyborg
* Hal Jordan / Green Lantern
* Arthur Curry / Aquaman
* Uxas / Darkseid
* Parademons
* Kalibak
* Steppenwolf (flashback)
* **Vandal Savage** **(flashback) (debut)**
* **Hippolyta (flashback) (debut)**
* **Atlan / King Atlan (flashback) (debut)**
* **Yalan Gur / Green Lantern (flashback) (debut)**
* **Antiope / Queen Antiope (flashback) (debut)**
* **Ahri'ahn / Arion (flashback) (debut)**
* **Ares (flashback) (debut)**

## Trivia

* During the flashback, seven people end up opposing and defeating Steppenwolf, similar to the Justice League facing Darkseid.
* Yalan Gur's successor following his death is, in fact, Abin Sur, who in turn entrusted the ring to Hal Jordan prior to his death.
Kalibak

## Summary

Kalibak is the son of Uxas, the nephew of Steppenwolf, and a member of Darkseid's Elite. Kalibak was one of the invaders during his father's attack on Earth during his hunt for the Anti-Life Equation, before being sent back to Apokalips via boom tube.

## Personality

Kalibak is known to be gruff and violent, apparently having a tendency to execute others for little to no reason. During Darkseid's Invasion, Kalibak gained a newfound rivalry and hatred of Superman and Wonder Woman in particular, mainly due to his hurt pride.

## Appearance

Sporting facial hair akin to a beard as well as his large size, Kalibak is known to be daunting in both physical strength and height.

## Trivia

* Kalibak shares his father's lust for power, albeit being more unwitting and brutish in his methods.
Pamela Isley

Dr. **Pamela Isley** is a botanist working for Wayne Enterprises.

## Biography

### Early life

During Pamela Isley's early years, she developed a total fascination for plants and agriculture, going as far as to protect it from other people who threaten their existence and even holding plants and the like above humans themselves. This odd obsession let to her isolation, to which she'd begin protecting Earth's agriculture across the globe. After finding herself on the opposite end of a gang who attempted to pick a unique sub-species of poison ivy, Lucius Fox saved her whilst on a trip to buy out the plants for his research. This meeting then led to Lucius hiring her on the spot due to both her experience and knowledge of botany as well as her good nature and protectiveness. She eventually returned to Gotham City and joined Wayne Enterprises as their top botanist.

### Zero Year (2017)

After Bruce Wayne miraculously returned from his 10-year disappearance, Philip Kane guided him through the changes at Wayne Enterprises, introducing him to Pamela Isley. Pamela then frantically warned Bruce to not touch any of the plants in her laboratory and informed Philip that her work on the new poison ivy strain was progressing well.

## Personality

Pamela Isley is known to be eccentric but protective in nature. However, her good-natured side is only seen when she's amongst agriculture. Despite being told to spend more time with humans, Pamela prioritises the lives of plants over the lives of humans and is often cold to the latter, believing humans to be invasive and parasitic.

## Behind the scenes

* In the comics, Dr. **Pamela Isley**, also known as the supervillainess **Poison Ivy**, is a prominent enemy of Batman equipped with the ability to manipulate plants.
Barbara Gordon

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**Barbara Gordon Jr.**, named after her mother, is the daughter of esteemed Commissioner Jim Gordon, the vigilante currently operating in Burnside, Gotham City called **Batgirl** and the frequent ally of both Batman and Robin.

## Biography

### Origins

Barbara Gordon grew up learning much about self-defence due to her father's job as a detective within Gotham City but also harboured great interest in technology and programming. Due to this, she became widely familiar with tech and an expert hacker as well as a capable fighter and strategist. Her antics as Batgirl would begin due to her father's near-death experience and her activities would draw the attention of fellow vigilantes Batman and his protege Robin.

### Season 1

During an invasion started by Darkseid, as seven heroes, Batman included, rushed to stop him, Barbara and Dick worked together to hold off the invasion and protected multiple civilians as a result.

## Personality

Barbara is a cheerful individual who tends to get easily excited during her vigilante patrols. She seems to express herself more around Robin despite being oblivious to his true identity.

## Appearance

Inheriting her mother's ginger hair and her father's stubbornness, Barbara at one point attempted to dye it blonde out on patrol but inevitably discarded the idea.

## Trivia

* Bruce seems to know Barbara's identity as Batgirl whereas Robin and her father, James Gordon, haven't as of yet.
Flying Graysons

## Summary

The Flying Graysons were a group of acrobats who worked under C.C. Haly's travelling circus. Due to money owed from Haly, all of the Flying Graysons were set-up and killed by the mobster Tony Zucco. However, one survivor, Dick Grayson, would go on to become Robin and make Zucco face his crimes.

## Biography

### Origins

John and Mary Grayson founded the Flying Graysons with their four children, including Dick Grayson. Their expert gymnastic skills earned them a place on C.C. Haly's circus tour as the Flying Graysons and often performed in various areas across the globe. However, C.C. Haly owed a great debt to the Gotham City-born mobster Tony Zucco and this eventually resulted in Zucco tampering with the Flying Graysons' gear, leading to their deaths. The remaining survivor, Dick Grayson, went on to be aided by billionaire Bruce Wayne, who was amongst the audience, to find and apprehend Zucco. Dick would later be adopted by Bruce and become known as Gotham's Robin.

### Season 1

Dick recalls his past with C.C. Haly and his family prior to their murder during an attack on Darkseid, forcing himself and Batgirl to team up as the Justice League battle the threat.

## Trivia

* The Flying Graysons' deaths at the hands of Tony Zucco was secret orchestrated by the Court of Owls.
Ray Palmer

## Summary

Raymond "Ray" Palmer, nicknamed Atom-Boy by his peers, is a budding scientist who was hired by Silas Stone after his papers on miniaturisation caught the eye of Lex Luthor.

## Biography

### Origins

Ray joined the Metropolis division of S.T.A.R Labs after his papers on miniaturisation brought the interest of Lex Luthor. As a university graduate, Ray ended up working under Silas Stone and was often aided by John Henry Irons on his mechanical needs.

### Season 1

Ray's work on miniaturisation reaches a new break following the Justice League's success at repelling Darkseid and his invasion of Parademons and he ponders using the technology to help others after realising Lex's motivations.

## Personality

Ray seems to be shy when it comes to meeting other heroes, as shown with the Flash and Superman. However, he appears to be greatly influenced and inspired by them and works hard on his technology to one day make a change in the world the way the world's heroes do. Despite his nervousness, Ray has a strong moral compass and his innocence allows him to be easily exploited by the likes of Lex Luthor.

## Appearance

Ray sports traditional scientist attire when working on his technology at S.T.A.R Labs.

## Trivia

* Ray Palmer's nickname, Atom-Boy, is a reference to his comic-book counterpart's heroic alter-ego known as the Atom, the second in a line of such heroes.
* Ray is one of two to-be heroes who work in the S.T.A.R Labs in Metropolis, with the other by John Henry Irons.
Mick Rory

## Summary

Mick Rory, also known as Heatwave, is member of the criminal group known as the Rogues and an enemy of the Flash.

## Biography

### Origins

Mick Rory grew up under an abusive father which led to him burning down his house with his father inside. Afterwards, he'd come to meet Leonard Snart and the two's uncanny ability to easily steal things led to the two becoming known thieves in Central City. Upon stealing S.T.A.R Labs tech, however, they attained a new level of crime under the alias Heatwave and Captain Cold and called themselves the Rogues.

### Season 1: Origins

Heatwave and Captain Cold are seen being apprehended by the Flash following Darkseid's invasion.

### Season 2: Enter the Speed-Force!

Mick and Snart return to their criminal ways alongside new members Weather Wizard and Mirror Master. Their attempted robbery within Central City Bank brought in the attention of the Flash. However, unbeknownst to the hero, they were secretly working alongside the Reverse-Flash and the four Rogues overwhelmed the Flash, forcing him to flee.

## Personality

Mick Rory is known to be hot-headed, brash and often violent. The only person known to keep him in check is Captain Cold.

## Appearance

Due to the fire in his home, Mick sustained severe burn injuries which disfigured him permanently. Additionally, he sports a fireproof suit with a gun capable of emitting flames.

## References

1. ↑ Origins (episode)
2. ↑ Rogues Rebellion (episode)
Mob War, Part 2 (episode)

## Synopsis

Whilst Gordon, Dent and Bruce initiate a sit-down between Falcone and Maroni, Mario Falcone, Carmine's son, secretly plans to attack Maroni's forces to prove his worth to his father. Maroni, anticipating an attack, has Lester Buchinsky, a close associate and hired gun, to keep an eye on his operations. Nygma, still seeing visions of Kane, is contacted by his ally and is ordered to fuel the brewing mob war by killing Mario Falcone and Sal Maroni's father, Luigi Maroni. However, Buchinsky catches Mario in the act of infiltrating Maroni's headquarters and attempts to kill him, forcing Nygma to find Maroni's father instead. Learning that he currently resides in Arkham Asylum, he poses as a guard and steals a key from the psychiatrist Jonathan Crane. Breaking into his padded cell, he prepares to dose him with Crane's toxin, apparently supposed to knock him out. However, the toxin instead turns out to be fear gas and Maroni's father kills himself in his own fear. Crane arrives in time to witness this and reveals himself to also be working for Nygma's 'superior'. Shocked at this, Nygma reevaluates his relationship with the mysterious man and curses himself for allowing himself to be undermined and used in the same way as he did with Kane. Crane reports the success of Luigi Maroni's death. Meanwhile, Falcone is informed of his son's actions whilst Maroni is informed about his father's death. The two suddenly draw weapons, forcing Gordon to throw himself in front of the two to stop a shootout from occurring. Bruce then states that they've been used by someone else, who has intentionally sparked this war to hide their attempt at infiltrating both of their operations and Gotham. Bruce holds down Falcone as Dent holds back Maroni. However, Maroni attacks Dent with acid, disfiguring his face. Gordon calls in the G.C.P.D to arrest them when a stand-off happens, forcing them to allow the two mob bosses to walk away. Dent wakes up in a hospital bed and envisions Bruce as Maroni and attacks him. The staff strap him back down as he rages on about his disfigurement, with a saddened Bruce swearing to end the war once and for all. Later on, Nygma secretly meets Dent, learning of recent events, and connects with him over their delusions and visions, Nygma seeing Kane whilst Dent sees Maroni. Looking in the mirror, the two begrudgingly work together to take it upon themselves to stop the ones who wronged them. Elsewhere, on the dock of Gotham, a man arrives and slaughters several Falcone gang members, intending to "purify" Gotham, being known as the Demon's Head: Ra's al Ghul.

## Characters

* Bruce Wayne / Batman
* Alfred Pennyworth
* James Gordon / Sergeant Gordon
* Harvey Bullock / Detective Bullock
* Carmine Falcone
* Sal Maroni
* Harvey Dent / Two-Face
* Edward Nygma / Riddler
* **Dr. Jonathan Crane (debut)**
* Mario Falcone
* **Lester Buchinsky / Electrocutioner (debut)**
* **Luigi Maroni (debut)**
* **Jeremiah Arkham (debut)**
* Philip Kane (vision)
* Ra's al Ghul
Justice League (disambiguation)

This is a disambiguation page for the Justice League. The Justice League refers to many things:

* **Series**:
	+ For the Justice League series, please refer to The Justice League.
	+ For the Justice League spin-off, please refer to Justice League: Interlude.

* **Seasons**:
	+ For the first season of The Justice League series, please refer to Justice League: Season 1.
	+ For the second season of The Justice League series, please refer to Justice League: Season 2.
	+ For the first season of the Justice League: Interlude series, please refer to Justice League: Interlude: Season 1.
* **Arcs**:
	+ For the first arc in The Justice League, please refer to Justice League: Origins.
	+ For the second arc in The Justice League, please refer to Justice League: Throne of Atlantis.
	+ For the third arc in The Justice League, please refer to Justice League: Enter the Speed-Force!.
	+ For the first arc in Justice League: Interlude, please refer to Justice League: Interlude: Zero Year.
	+ For the second arc in Justice League: Interlude, please refer to Justice League: Interlude: Wrath of Zod.
	+ For the third arc in Justice League: Interlude, please refer to Justice League: Interlude: Gods & Monsters.
* **Groups**:
	+ For the Justice League team, please refer to Justice League.
Krypton

**Krypton** was a planet inhabited by Kryptonians. It is most notorious for being the former home of Superman prior to its destruction.

## History

Generations after Krypton was formed, its inhabitants, the Kryptonians, began worshipping a god they called Rao. They also established a Council in order to oversee and discipline the planet's people. During 1991, in Earth years, immediately after Kal-El was born, Krypton experienced a catastrophic collapse due to much of Krypton's technology being powered by the planet's core. This led to Jor-El attempted an evacuation. However, many cities and places that contained escape pods were annihilated and the Council's abhorrence of space-travel prevented all of its citizens from being able to leave the planet. Luckily, the newly born Kal-El was preserved an escape pod from his father, allowing Kal-El to become Krypton's only survivor. Moments after he escape, Krypton imploded, scattering the pieces across the galaxy.

## Notable individuals

### Former residents

* Jor-El (deceased)

* Kal-El/Clark Kent/Superman (sent to Earth)
* Lara Lor-Van (deceased)

## Locations

* Lurvan (continent)
	+ Kandor (capital city)
	+ Kryptonopolis (former capital city)

## Behind the scenes

* In the comics, **Krypton** is the home planet of Superman until its destruction. It is later revealed that many of its inhabitants had survived through various means as well as both Kandor and Argo City.
S.T.A.R. Labs

The **Scientific and Technological Advanced Research Laboratories**, often stylised as **S.T.A.R. Labs** for short, is the organisation founded by Garrison Slate and co-owned by Lex Luthor. The main purpose of S.T.A.R. Labs is to primary investigate and research unknown substances and technology in an attempt to allow humanity the chance to level themselves with heroes such as Superman and the Flash.

## History

S.T.A.R. Labs was founded by Garrison Slate with the help of Lex Luthor due to the increasing sightings of odd occurrences on Earth. Due to this, they both opted to investigate such sightings and research them in an attempt to gain an advantage against any abnormal threats by using S.T.A.R. Labs and therein hired many renowned scientists and promising researchers in an attempt to virtually "out-run" the abnormal. Some of the many scientists and researchers includes Cyborg's father, Silas Stone, Metropolis University graduate Ray Palmer, John Henry Irons, Rudy Jones and, for a brief time, even Barry Allen, operating as Central City's Flash.

### Season 1: Origins (2019)

S.T.A.R. Labs scientist Silas Stone later aided the superhero Flash, known as Barry Allen, when sightings of mysterious boxes begin appearing throughout Earth. However, these boxes were revealed to be technology owned by the New God known as Darkseid and were placed to act as portals to trigger a subsequent invasion. Due to this, Silas' son, Victor Stone, was gravely injured during the invasion and Silas hurriedly used the tech to repair his son in desperation. Despite healing him, this technology changed Victor into the hero known as Cyborg and he has since allowed himself to be researched upon by S.T.A.R. Labs.

## Notable employees

### Metropolis

#### Current employees

* Lex Luthor (co-owner; bankroller; shareholder)
* Silas Stone (head scientist)
* Ray Palmer (physicist)
* John Henry Irons (engineer)
* Victor Stone/Cyborg (engineer; technopath)
* Rudy Jones (janitor)

#### Former employees

* Albert Michaels (research scientist; missing; presumed deceased)

### Central City

#### Current employees

* Garrison Slate (founder; C.E.O.)
* Tina McGee (head scientist)
* Barry Allen/Flash (forensic scientist; speedster)

### Gotham City

#### Former members

* Silas Stone (moved to Metropolis division)
* Elinore Stone (deceased)

## Known locations

Metropolis divisionCentral City divisionGotham City division
## Episodes

### **The Justice League**

#### **Season 1****: Origins**

* *Pilot*
* *Parademons (flashback)*

## Trivia

* Superman is the indirect reason why S.T.A.R Labs was founded.
* Barry Allen's alliance with S.T.A.R Labs is akin to his Arrowverse counterpart.
Gotham City Police Department

* Emblem
* Building

Detectives: Harvey Bullock, Renee Montoya, Carlos Alvarez, Vanessa Harper, Sarah Essen

## Summary

The Gotham City Police Department, abbreviated to G.C.P.D, is a government-owned organisation sanctioned to police and protect civilians within the limits of Gotham City. Commissioned by Jim Gordon, the G.C.P.D. works to better their city day-by-day.

## Biography

### Origins

The Gotham City Police Department was originally a governmental organisation dedicated to protecting the citizens of Gotham City from crime. However, it gradually became more and more corrupt as various mob bosses and crime families popped up. As a result, the G.C.P.D. is now notorious for having corrupt officers and detectives, including, but not limited to, Arnold Flass.

### Zero Year (2017)

When Bruce Wayne returned 10 years later and the vigilante Batman began appearing, the city slowly grew better by each day, with the G.C.P.D eventually allying themselves with the Batman after a close bond was formed between him and current Commissioner Jim Gordon. Following this, other vigilantes inspired by Batman's nightly activities began popping up. Although, Bruce promises to keep them in line, many officers fear or dislike vigilantes.

### Season 1

The G.C.P.D were the first government organisation to take note of the Parademons and witness their vigilante Batman and two other vigilantes, Robin and Batgirl, work alongside six other heroes to defend the planet against both the Parademons and Darkseid himself.

## Notable members

### Current members

* Commissioner Jim Gordon
* Detective Harvey Bullock
* Detective Renee Montoya
* Detective Carlos Alvarez
* Detective Sarah Essen
* Detective Vanessa Harper

### Former members

* Detective Arnold Flass (deceased)
* Commissioner Gillian Loeb (deceased)

## Known allies

### Current allies

* Bat-Family
	+ Bruce Wayne / Batman
	+ Dick Grayson / Robin
	+ Barbara Gordon / Batgirl
	+ Alfred Pennyworth
* Justice League
	+ Barry Allen / Flash

### Former allies

* Detective Arnold Flass (traitor; killed by Deadshot)
* Harvey Dent / Two-Face (turned insane)

## Known enemies

### Former enemies

* The Joker
* Harvey Dent / Two-Face
* Floyd Lawton / Deadshot
* Jervis Tetch / Mad Hatter
* Garfield Lynns / Firefly

## Trivia

* Jim Gordon is the first Commissioner in the G.C.P.D to have established relations to a known vigilante.
* The corruption within the G.C.P.D witnessed a sharp decrease after the debut of Batman and promotion of Jim Gordon.
Eobard Thawne

Professor **Eobard Thawne** (born in the 22nd century), also known as the **Reverse-Flash**, is the arch-nemesis of the Flash and former leader of the Rogues.

## Biography

### Origins

Eobard Thawne was born from a line of prestigious and powerful people, leading to his father, Thaddeus Thawne, having overwhelming expectations of him. Growing up, Eobard learnt much about the Flash and, due to his father's abusive nature, wished to obtain the Flash's powers to be a hero much like him.

At some point, Eobard grew tired of his father's abuse and noticed his mother's fear. With this in mind, Eobard stole one of the Flash's former suits from the Flash Museum and reverse-engineered residual Speed-Force energy from it. Now able to utilise the Flash's speed, Eobard murdered his father in revenge for his years of torment.

### Season 2

#### Throne of Atlantis

Eobard Thawne is seen watching the Flash as he searches for Superman and Aquaman. Afterwards, he brutally attacks the hero and leaves before he can regain consciousness.

## Appearance

Eobard sports one of the Flash's former suits with reverse colouring to highlight his opposition to the speedster. Additionally, he sports strawberry blond hair, presumable due to his faint connection to the Allen Family, which is often teased in the Enter the Speed-Force arc.

## Personality

Eobard's nature was originally timid and fearful due to his father. However, after murdering him, he began to develop a more sadistic and twisted sense of justice, often believing that the Flash's methods were half-measures. His brutal nature mainly resides in his hatred of heroes giving the world a false perception of safety and security.

## Trivia

* In the comics, Eobard Thawne was an avid fan of the Flash who briefly became his sidekick upon the hero accidentally landing into his time. However, his brutish nature led to him being dismissed which began his rise as his enemy.
* Thawne also is a descendant of the Allen Family via Barry Allen's mother's side.
Jonathan Kent

## Summary

Jonathan Kent was a former farmer residing in Smallville who, alongside his wife Martha Kent, discovered and later adopted a young Clark Kent, mentoring him in his teenage years.

## Biography

### Origins

Jonathan Kent inherited his farm through his parents, who eventually died due to old age. Taking it upon himself to uphold his family's traditions, he kept the farm running and later met Martha Kent. Upon marrying her, Martha wished to move to Metropolis, much to Jonathan's chagrin. Their relationship had some strain thereafter due to her inability to conceive any children.

### Discovering Superman

However, mere days before deciding to move to the city, they discovered an unknown spacecraft that had crash landed near their farm. Within the ship, they found a young baby and, believing it to be a gift from the universe, the pair decided to adopt the young boy, naming him Clark Kent and ultimately deciding to raise him in Jonathan's childhood farm.

### Death

During Clark Kent's teenage years, Smallville found itself in the midst of a catastrophic hurricane with the potential to completely wipe out Smallville's farms and leading to a massive shortage of food and shelter. Taking it upon himself to helm an evacuation from the area, Jonathan risked his life going into the storm to rescue a dog trapped in a car during the chaos. Despite Clark's pleads, Jonathan sacrificed his life to free the dog, leading Clark to secretively use his powers to disperse the hurricane.

### Legacy

Clark Kent seems to have upheld much of what his adoptive father believed in, such as the duty to help others in need, using power to help the powerless and the beauty of humanity overall.

## Personality

Jonathan Kent was a devout man to Smallville, recognising its potential and working hard to continue the farm his parents left for him. Although he's very protective and strict about his farm and Smallville itself, his apparent loyalty inspired others around him to help those that couldn't help themselves.

## Appearance

Jonathan maintained a gruff appearance, with often dirty clothes due to working and worn out shoes. However, his build is impressive thanks to his lifelong work building the farm.
New Allies (episode)

## Synopsis

Diana Prince finds herself fighting alongside fellow heroes Batman, Superman and Green Lantern whilst Barry Allen and Victor Stone evacuate the S.T.A.R Labs in Metropolis. Fighting off attacking Parademons, the two notice that they're allowed their allies to fly to Gotham and realise the city being ground zero for a possible invasion. With this, Silas Stone, John Henry Irons and Ray Palmer hide safely away from the enemy as the two heroes decide to go to Gotham and investigate there. Upon arriving, they discover Diana fighting off dozens of Parademons and decide the aid the four in stopping the masses from overtaking the city. However, the group finds themselves massively outnumbered until a new hero shows up - Aquaman!

## Characters

* Bruce Wayne / Batman
* Kal-El / Clark Kent / Superman
* Diana Prince / Wonder Woman
* Barry Allen / Flash
* Hal Jordan / Green Lantern
* Victor Stone / Cyborg
* **Arthur Curry / Aquaman** **(debut)**
* Silas Stone
* Alfred Pennyworth
* **Dick Grayson / Robin** **(debut)**
* **Barbara Gordon / Batgirl** **(debut)**
* John Henry Irons
* **Ray Palmer** **(debut)**
* Parademons
* Uxas / Darkseid
* Desaad
* **Steppenwolf** **(debut)**
* **Kalibak** **(debut)**

## Trivia

* This marks the first episode in which all seven core members of the Justice League are present.
* The figure seen at the end of the episode is revealed to be Darkseid, with his allies Kalibak, Steppenwolf and Kalibak behind him.
Enter: Kid Flash! (episode)

## Synopsis

Thawne's memories become all the more distorted as he holds Iris and Snart hostage. Mick Rory goes on a rampage looking for him alongside Lisa Snart. Wally continues attempting to convince the Speed-Force to return him to reality alongside giving Barry his powers back but to no avail. Instead, Jay Garrick meets Wally and tells him that, in his time, he was known as the Flash and was punished by the Speed-Force, leading to the timeline being erased in the process. Dumbfounded, Wally is furthermore told about Max Mercury, a Speed-Force "monk" who holds the key to helping both Barry and Wally. Meanwhile, in S.T.A.R Labs, McGee contacts Silas Stone about the Flash, leading to Cyborg overhearing the two. Due to this, he brazenly rushes to Central City to help him. Max tells Barry about something known as "Speed-Force equations" and how he can recreate the circumstances of Barry's accident which led to him gaining his powers. Despite McGee's reservations, the two begin planning and Barry attempts to steal Weather Wizard's wand from lock-up, bumping into Dibny along the way. Desperate, Dibny eventually caves in and aids him. Returning back, Max builds a conductor and uses the wand to strike Barry with lightning with the chemicals nearby. However, this has undesired effects, angering the Speed-Force. However, impressed at Barry's resolve, the entity strikes a deal with the two. Barry is able to regain his abilities provided that Max loses his in the process. Max agrees however Barry refuses, leading to Max completing the deal without Barry. Wally awakens in the midst of Max losing his powers and Barry obtaining his once again. Max then seemingly disappears into the Speed-Force. Thawne, sensing Barry's recent actions, rushes over to S.T.A.R Labs with Iris at hand, giving Barry an impossible decision. Cyborg contacts any available Justice Leaguers to help Barry, with Clark, Hal and Bruce responding. Obtaining a new suit manifested by the Speed-Force, Wally attacks Thawne and races him with Barry close behind.

## Characters

* Barry Allen / Flash
* Maxwell Crandall / Max Mercury
* Victor Stone / Cyborg
* Kal-El / Clark Kent / Superman
* Bruce Wayne / Batman
* Hal Jordan / Green Lantern
* Jay Garrick / Flash
* Wally West / Kid Flash
* Iris West
* Silas Stone
* Tina McGee
* Eobard Thawne / Reverse-Flash
* Leonard Snart / Captain Cold
* Lisa Snart / Golden Glider
* Mick Rory / Heatwave
* Ralph Dibny
* Kilowog / Green Lantern (cameo)
* Lois Lane (cameo)
* Perry White (cameo)
* Jimmy Olsen (cameo)
Wally West

## Summary

Wallace "Wally" West is Iris West's mischievous nephew and a fan of Central City's hero the Flash.

## Biography

### Origins

Wally West grew up in Keystone City with his parents, who were known for their constant arguing and fighting, leading Wally to do delinquent things such as vandalism and stealing. However, these acts would anger them and he would then decide to spend more time away from them. After Wally was kicked out of various schools in the city, he and his parents would move to Blue Valley to try and start anew only for Wally to witness history repeating itself. Eventually, his parents decided it best to have Iris West, Wally's aunt, to take care of him in Central City until things settled down.

Wally was initially a quiet child when he began staying with his aunt and often would keep things from her. However, her repeated attempts at helping him and the debut of the Flash would turn Wally into a more cheerful person. His troublesome antics would eventually turn into acts to help others from bullies and so on, hoping to one day catch the attention of the Flash and help him as a sidekick.

### Season 1

Wally is seen alongside Iris during the Justice League ceremony, in apparent awe at seeing the Flash in person for the first time.

## Personality

Despite problems with his family and his minor, yet criminal, acts, Wally seemed to be a upbeat person who would often taunt others and cause trouble due to his words. Later on, upon moving to Central City to live with Iris, Wally has since become more cheerful and hopeful, being more out-going and helpful to others.

## Appearance

Wally's most notable feature is his bright-ginger hair, a trademark feature of the West family. This would confuse those to believe Wally as Iris' son.

## Trivia

* In the comics, Wally West is known as the Flash sidekick and protege, Kid Flash. Eventually, he would inherit the Flash mantle and be known as the fastest speedster in existence.
* Additionally, Wally's aspirations to become the Flash's ally foreshadows his potential future as Kid Flash.
List of Characters

The list below contains the current amount of **listed characters** used in this franchise in order of debut.

## **The Justice League**

***Season 1: Origins***

* *Pilot*
	+ Alfred Pennyworth/Penny-One
	+ Barry Allen/Flash
	+ Bruce Wayne/Batman
	+ Diana Prince/Wonder Woman
	+ Francine Langstrom
	+ Garfield Lynns/Firefly
	+ Hal Jordan/Green Lantern
	+ Harvey Dent/Two-Face
	+ Iris West
	+ Jonathan Crane/Scarecrow
	+ Jeremiah Arkham
	+ Kal-El/Clark Kent/Superman
	+ Kirk Langstrom/Man-Bat
	+ Lois Lane
	+ Parademons
	+ Perry White
	+ Russell Glosson/Turtle
	+ Silas Stone
	+ Colonel Steve Trevor
	+ Victor Stone/Cyborg

## **Justice League: Interlude**

***Season 1***

* **Zero Year**