Secret Six/Characters

Tropes that apply to the majority of members

 * Anti-Villain Protagonist: if they do not count as Antiheroes.
 * Even Evil Has Standards: Though notably, everyone has different standards that often lead them into conflict.
 * Evil Is Sexy: All the girls on the team. And most of the guys!
 * Evil Versus Evil: Though they are perfectly willing to take on heroes. The team has even been described as a neutral point, siding with neither villains nor heroes.
 * Noble Demon: Huntress has noted that, unlike every other villain team heroes have gone up against, these people would all willing die to protect one another.
 * The Notable Numeral: Both played straight and subverted. Word of God is that only the four core members (Catman, Deadshot, Ragdoll, and Scandal) are safe in the long run, though some may leave the team briefly, and across the first four incarnations of the team had three die, two leaving due to betrayal, and a sixth simply quitting. On the other hand, one of the core members was fired but still hung around, and since then two more members have joined. Depending on timing, then, the Secret Six can have five to nine members so far, though they do tend toward six.
 * Sliding Scale of Anti-Heroes: Type V
 * Sliding Scale of Anti-Villains: Type I
 * Sociopathic Hero: If they count as Antiheroes.

Scandal
Former leader of the team, Scandal Savage is the daughter of the immortal supervillain Vandal Savage. Much like him, she's very hard to kill.


 * Antiheroes Want Redheads: She has a type.
 * Ax Crazy: Probably the second-most kill-happy of the team after Deadshot.
 * Beauty Mark
 * Berserk Button: Do not bring up her father.
 * Butch Lesbian
 * Dark Action Girl
 * Fridge Brilliance: Though it may not have been intentional, the fact that Scandal has reddish hair works very well when you consider that her father, Vandal Savage, is Cain, whose descendents are said to be marked with red hair.
 * Girls Love: First with Female Fury Knockout and then later with Liana, an exotic dancer.
 * And eventually with both. Girl got game.
 * Good Thing You Can Heal: Especially on this team.
 * Healing Factor
 * I Want Grandkids: Daddy Savage is gonna get that heir.
 * The Ladette: To the point that she sleeps in boxers.
 * Spicy Latina: Scandal's mother was Brazilian and she was raised there, but she's a comparatively mild example of this trope.
 * Tenchi Solution: At the end of the series this is her solution to having both Liana and Kay, saying she wants to marry them both. Also a prime example of Getting Crap Past the Radar, since everyone is so wrapped up in September's reboot that no one seemed to notice that Gail wrote in a polygamous lesbian marriage.
 * Who Names Their Kid "Scandal"?: Vandal Savage, that's who.
 * Wolverine Claws: They're gauntlets worn around her forearms.

Catman
Thomas Blake used to be a pathetic joke of a villain, particularly in recent years where he was portrayed as a fat nerd. After some time in the wilds of Africa, the now chiseled and badass Catman is one of the more (anti) heroic members of the group... most of the time.


 * Abusive Parents: His dad was not a nice guy.
 * So much so that finding out his father was in hell was enough to help him cope with the depression and suicidal thoughts he'd been suffering from
 * Anti-Hero: Type IV ---> Type V
 * Ax Crazy: Only when he's pissed.
 * Badass Normal
 * Bi the Way: Confirmed by Word of God.
 * Cold-Blooded Torture:
 * Combat Pragmatist: If he doesn't have his knives or bagh nakhs, he'll grab whatever's handy.
 * Crowning Moment of Awesome: This may count. Y'know, just.
 * Also took down Bronze Tiger (who's beaten Batman one-on-one) with an artery bite.
 * Dating Catwoman: Has a bit of a thing with Huntress.
 * Estrogen Brigade Bait: He gets shirtless and/or entirely naked quite often.
 * Green Eyes: Vividly so. In Birds of Prey #11,.
 * Ho Yay: With Deadshot, to a blatantly obvious extent.
 * Interrupted Suicide: And it would have been the most awesome suicide ever.
 * Jumping Off the Slippery Slope: His Roaring Rampage of Revenge against his son's kidnappers. See that "most of the time" up there? Yeah, this... was one of the exceptions.
 * Moral Event Horizon: In-universe, he considers the events of the Cats in the Cradle storyline to be this.
 * No Social Skills: While he acts mostly civilized, pretty much any dining scene will show Catman tearing into rare steaks with his bare hands.
 * Papa Wolf
 * Raised By Animals: Catman lived among a pride of lions, being fully accepted by them and learning from them
 * Rated "M" for Manly: Tom Blake reporting for lion-punching, raw steak-eating, shirt-removing and Batman beating-up duties, SIR!
 * Rescued from the Scrappy Heap: This series has done wonders for him in terms of popularity, to the point that in his appearance in Red Robin he's considered a legitimate threat to Tim Drake. Not bad for a guy who used to be the Butt Monkey of the DC Universe, and in story more than one person has commented on it.
 * Roaring Rampage of Revenge: When you kidnap his son... heh, let's just say that he doesn't take it very well.
 * Scarily Competent Tracker: See the quotes page.
 * Those Two Guys: With Deadshot.
 * Took a Level in Badass: Like you would not believe.
 * Vitriolic Best Buds: With Deadshot. The two are pretty sure they're going to end up fighting to the death one day, but other than that they get along well.
 * Wolverine Claws: Albeit a very short version.
 * Wolverine Claws: Albeit a very short version.

Deadshot
Floyd Lawton is an assassin, a former member of the Suicide Squad and a former member of Batman's Rogues Gallery, with something of a deathwish. A supremely talented gunfighter, Deadshot is probably the most mercenary of the team, but still has some standards. Under Simone's pen, he has something of a snarky sense of humor.


 * Arm Cannon: Of the "mounted on the forearms" variety.
 * Ax Crazy: Not always, but he occasionally has the urge to kill everyone in sight.
 * Badass Mustache
 * Badass Normal: Despite what some think, he does not have superhuman aiming skills. He's just that good.
 * Carpet of Virility
 * Combat Pragmatist: Of the "shoot the first chance you get" type.
 * Dark and Troubled Past: His parents openly hated each other, to the point that his mother tried to get his father killed by their sons, but Floyd wound up killing his beloved brother Edward by accident. Later he lost his wife and son, and for most of his life has been unconsciously looking for surrogate brother figures.
 * Deadpan Snarker
 * Death Seeker: He's not so much suicidal as completely indifferent as to whether or not he lives.
 * His response to being told straight from the source that  is simply "Ha! Figures."
 * Even Evil Has Standards: He has no problem shooting an unarmed woman in the back. It's when he finds out she was told that she was free that he gets pissed, since he'd been told she was an escaping prisoner.
 * When the Six were first put together, both Deadshot and Cheshire were forced into joining when Mockingbird held the safety of their respective children over their heads. The difference between them? By the end of Villains United, it was demonstrated that Lloyd cared more about his daughter Zoe then Cheshire did Lian, as Cheshire went out of her way to conceive a replacement with no hesitation.
 * Good Smoking, Evil Smoking: Like you would not believe. Almost every single panel where Deadshot is neither masked nor eating, he's smoking a cigarette.
 * The Gunslinger
 * Improbable Aiming Skills
 * No-Holds-Barred Beatdown: Delivers multiple ones to a group of white supremacist thugs. The first one results in a thug losing an eye; they only get more humiliating from there.
 * One-Man Army: Has the highest known body count of the core members of the Six; this is what attracts Jeanette.
 * Pet the Dog: Although, he might have just done this to make her a more effective team member.
 * There's also his interaction with his daughter Zoe and her mother. The money he makes as a mercenary gets sent directly to them.
 * Porn Stache: It's even specifically called this in one issue. He even mentions that some people have said unkind things about it.
 * The Sociopath: During the Blackest Night crossover, Yasemin (now a Black Lantern) comments that she thought he was this, but he does in fact have emotions buried deep inside. This is accompanied by a visual of his body being mostly black with a few points of color bleeding through.
 * Talk to the Fist: If you're on his bad side and he wants to know something, tell him in a quick and concise manner unless you want to get a hole blown in you.
 * Would Hit a Girl: Or kneecap a girl, sucker-frag a girl, etc.

Ragdoll
Son of the Golden Age supervillain Ragdoll, Peter Merkel Jr. was born without the super-flexibility of his father and brother. Hundreds of surgical procedures duplicated and even surpassed the ability, letting him bend in strange and horrific ways. Talks to the stuffed body of former member Parademon he keeps in his room.

""All kinds of loathsome things might have had their way with me...and I missed all of it!""
 * Abusive Parents: It's a wonder he isn't more fucked up when you consider and the fact that in comparison he got off lightly.
 * Attention Whore: "Scandal! Scandal! Look what I can do!"
 * Beware the Silly Ones
 * Bread, Eggs, Milk, Squick: Does quite a lot of these, especially when casually referencing his castration.
 * Cloudcuckoolander: Rivals Deadpool for the biggest one in Western comics.
 * But not at first. In Villains United, he expressly rejects the notion that he's either funny or a clown.
 * Companion Cube: The aforementioned stuffed Parademon.
 * Covered with Scars
 * Crazy Cat Lady: He dresses his horde of pet monkeys up in cosplay outfits and refers to them as his 'adopted children'.
 * Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass
 * Played literally in one case, when it's implied he scares Deadshot by being so angry that he stood up straight for the first time.
 * Evilly Affable
 * Flanderization: In the initial mini, Ragdoll is explicitly not funny, coming off more as a Mad Artist assassin, but in subsequent books is the Cloudcuckoolander and Evilly Affable comic relief of the book.
 * Good Thing You Can Heal: Years of horrible surgeries have given him minimal rejection response to transplants, so while he's had fingers and hands chopped off on several occasions it's not been permanent.
 * Word of God is that Ragdoll does have a natural superpower: he recovers from surgery at a phenomenal rate. This was explicitly shown in Six Degrees of Devastation.
 * Lean and Mean: Weighs seventy-three pounds.
 * Legacy Character: Actually the third Ragdoll, though most people forget his elder brother.
 * Lethal Joke Character
 * Made of Iron: He can take multiple blows from superhumanly strong opponents and actually get off on it.
 * Mistaken Identity: Before Villains United confirmed that he's the Golden Age Ragdoll's son, a handful of fans noted that Ragdoll's flexibility, assassination training, and especially costume coloration reminded them of someone else entirely.
 * Neck Snap: His favorite move. Doesn't work on him, though.
 * Nightmare Fetishist: On passing out in Hell:


 * Not So Harmless: A Cloudcuckoolander in a clown suit whose superpower is bending himself? Well, laugh if you want, but...oh wait, he already wrapped around you and broke your neck. Or pushed you off a cliff...or drove a wrench into your skull...
 * He says it himself: "You're one of those. One of those enemies who think I am only adorable, and not a threat to be measured most carefully. A joke, a jester, a jape in jammies. DO YOU KNOW HOW MANY OF THOSE PEOPLE ARE CORPSES NOW?!"
 * Personal Space Invader: Basically his entire fighting style.
 * Unpopular Popular Character / The Friend Nobody Likes: Regarded as one of the series' highlights by many fans, but his teammates (especially Scandal and Deadshot) are far from shy in telling him that he freaks them right the hell out.
 * There Can Be Only One: He's willing to resort to murder to retain his position as 'team freak'.
 * Ugly Cute: Especially when Nicola Scott draws him.
 * Black Alice agrees.
 * Waif Fu
 * The Woobie: Poor guy has had a fuck of a life.
 * The Woobie: Poor guy has had a fuck of a life.

Bane
The man who broke the Bat, and the only A-lister in the bunch, Bane has recently assumed control of the Six from Scandal. Having kicked his Venom habit, he now uses his cunning mind and natural strength to great effect. Has a weird-but-sweet fatherly relationship with Scandal. See the Batman character sheet for more.


 * Adorkable: Bane has a few moments of this, most notably when holding a small child  and when trying to ask a woman on a date.
 * The Atoner: He's not proud of his former dependence on the super-steroid Venom.
 * Black and Gray Morality: Despite being The Atoner, his morality's incredibly skewed. While his first impulse on finding a Get Out of Hell Free card is to destroy it, and frowns on slavery, he's also willing to work with Dwarfstar (though he still makes it clear that he's disgusted by him and is just barely tolerating him), and beat a man's face to pulp for disrespecting a stripper Bane's only just met.
 * The Comically Serious: As a result of being The Stoic.
 * The Determinator: Bane shrugs off bullet wounds, even arterial ones after he applies a modicum of pressure. See also. Junior's entry for Sadistic Choice.
 * Genius Bruiser
 * Lightning Bruiser
 * Overprotective Dad: Even though he's not actually Scandal's father, he's quite protective of her, even interviewing her dates.
 * Papa Wolf: Threatening Scandal around him is a good way to end up a bloody stain.
 * Prisons Are Gymnasiums: Bane was given a life sentence in utero. Look at him now.
 * The Stoic
 * Villain Decay: Mostly removed. While not quite up to the level in Knightfall, where he was the Evil Doc Savage, he's so far proven to be highly competent.

Jeanette
A friend of Scandal's, the mysterious Jeanette is a centuries-old banshee who joins up with the Six in the first storyline of their ongoing. Created just for the series.


 * The Baroness
 * Beauty Mark
 * Bi the Way: Word of God is that she and Scandal were together while they were in the Gulag, but they didn't work out as a couple in long term.
 * Break the Cutie: Her past... JESUS.
 * Brown Note: Her scream will seriously fuck you up.
 * Dark Action Girl
 * Gray Eyes
 * Implacable Man
 * Lightning Bruiser
 * Made of Iron: Bullets just slow her down a little. Fans speculate that decapitation might kill her. (see Minor Injury Overreaction below)
 * Make Me Wanna Shout: A particularly nasty one; she screams waves of death that can incapacitate even Wonder Woman.
 * Marked Change: When she uses her banshee powers.
 * Minor Injury Overreaction: A justified one that also serves as a Kryptonite Factor: injure her neck in any way and she starts to panic, thinking she's being executed all over again.
 * Ms. Fanservice
 * Of Corsets Sexy
 * Original Generation
 * Really Seven Hundred Years Old: Approximately 400 years old--as a child, she was raised in the household of Countess Bathory, who died in 1614.
 * The Speechless: The trauma of living with Bathory left her unable to speak for years.
 * Super Strength
 * Too Spicy for Yog-Sothoth: Deadshot begs for a chaperone for his date with her in case she takes advantage.
 * Vapor Wear: On more than one occasion she's been referred to as not wearing underwear.
 * White-Haired Pretty Girl: Her hair was originally blond, but went white, possibly out of trauma and/or becoming a banshee.

Mockingbird II
The team's new employer, who essentially shanghais control of the team around the time of the Devil's Island mission. The Six only recently learned this Mockingbird's identity.


 * The Chessmaster: Successfully manipulates the Six against the Suicide Squad in an attempt to get Deadshot to
 * Magnificent Bastard
 * Smug Snake
 * Well-Intentioned Extremist
 * Would Hurt a Child:.
 * Well-Intentioned Extremist
 * Would Hurt a Child:.

The Second Six
When Scandal, Ragdoll, Catman and Alice leave the team, Bane and Jeanette bring in some replacements.

Dwarfstar

 * Ax Crazy
 * Complete Monster: Easily the nastiest of the bunch, with a love of raping and slaughtering women.
 * Fail O'Suckyname: "Sylbert Rundine?"
 * Fastball Special: In a rare display of teamwork, he hides in the fletchings of one of Lady Vic's arrows to hop between boats.
 * Knife Nut
 * Oh Crap: When he realizes
 * Psycho for Hire
 * Serial Killer
 * Sizeshifter
 * Well,
 * Oh, but he only gets even more stupid. Sure, he lived (albeit with every bone in his body broken), but considering ... yeah, once Wilson finds out, Rundine isn't going to be alive for much longer.
 * Well,
 * Oh, but he only gets even more stupid. Sure, he lived (albeit with every bone in his body broken), but considering ... yeah, once Wilson finds out, Rundine isn't going to be alive for much longer.

Giganta
See the Wonder Woman character sheet for more.


 * Amazonian Beauty: Depending on the Artist, but moreso pre-Crisis. Nowadays, she's depicted as slim and athletic.
 * Dating Catwoman: Dating Ryan Choi, the second Atom.
 * Tiny Guy, Huge Girl
 * Evil Is Sexy: Although the "Evil" is becoming more and more subverted over time; now, she's a Punch Clock Villain at best and an Anti-Villain at worst.
 * Fiery Redhead
 * Genius Bruiser: Her name isn't Dr. Doris Zeul for nothing. And at full-size, she's almost as strong and durable as Wonder Woman.
 * Punch Clock Villain
 * Sizeshifter: But just growing, not shrinking.
 * Statuesque Stunner: Even without her powers, she stands at an impressive height of 6'6".
 * Vapor Wear: Recently averted; her usual attire used to be the very Nubile Savage-ish set of a leopard print top and matching Loin Cloth and it was implied that she wasn't wearing anything underneath, but as of One Year Later, she's swapped it out for a leather jumpsuit.
 * What Happened to the Mouse?: Vanishes from the book without a mention after the Skartaris arc, presumably due to being involved in alternate-history shenanigans over in Wonder Woman.

King Shark
Currently a member of the first Secret Six.


 * Berserk Button: He is a shark. Do not suggest otherwise.
 * Bi the Way: In a sequence in issue 33, a reporter asks if it's true he's dating Aquaman. While he doesn't answer, he doesn't object either.
 * Big No: When his personal damnation is revealed to him...
 * Blood Knight: Generally a pretty easygoing guy, but never backs down from a good fight.
 * Boisterous Bruiser: One of the premiere examples in the DCU.
 * Butt Monkey: But only before he joined the team, where every encounter with him ended with him getting maimed somehow.
 * Cloudcuckoolander: While nowhere near as out there as Ragdoll, he is a fairly odd fellow. His habit of randomly namedropping B-movie titles is the prime example.
 * Crazy Awesome: Goes hand in hand with the above.
 * Does Not Like Shoes
 * Ensemble Darkhorse: Popular enough that . Not bad for someone who in recent years is mostly known as a punching bag for Conner Kent.
 * Exactly What It Says on the Tin: Unless you couldn't figure it out, he's a shark.
 * Eye Scream: Got his eye ripped out by Ragdoll.
 * Fish People: Don't call him that, though.
 * Good Thing You Can Heal: So far he's had his arm ripped off, his jaw broken and his eye ripped out.
 * Got Volunteered: Need to find a clear path through a minefield? Send in the shark.
 * Healing Factor
 * Insistent Terminology: He is not a "fish man." He is a shark!
 * Leeroy Jenkins
 * Man Bites Man: Comes with the territory. Although almost everyone on the team has done this at one point or another, it's basically his whole fighting style. In the Six's promotional video, his specialty is simply listed as "biting and chewing."
 * Physical God
 * Proud to Be a Geek: His love of B-movies and the fact that his main complaint when his eye is torn out is that he won't be able to watch Avatar.
 * Real Shark-men Eat Meat
 * Red Eyes, Take Warning
 * To Serve Man: Especially virgins (tender, delicious virgins!), and people with eating disorders.
 * Submissive Badass: Happily defers to his teammates for orders, but woe betide anyone they aim him at.
 * The Worf Effect: To a degree, namely when Jeanette ripped his arm off and smashed his jaw.

Lady Vic

 * Absolute Cleavage
 * Aristocrats Are Evil
 * Badass Normal
 * Evil Brit
 * Fashion Victim Villain
 * Katanas Are Just Better
 * Revolvers Are Just Better
 * Revolvers Are Just Better

Former Members
Because the team always tends toward six members (though it's had as many as eight at once), and the missions they go on tend to have high body counts, there's a high rate of turnover in the Six's ranks.

Mockingbird
The team's mysterious founder. . Left the Six to their own devices after they were no longer of use to him.

Fiddler
An old man with a magic fiddle; he was one of the Golden Age Flash's enemies. One of the first recruits into the Secret Six, the Fiddler proved a liability in his first outing, so Deadshot executed him on Mockingbird's orders, and he later returns as an undead Black Lantern during the Blackest Night crossover to get revenge on the Six. See the Flash character sheet for more.

Harley Quinn
Better known as The Joker's Perky Female Minion. Briefly joined the Six in one of their earlier outings under their own command. Quit the team when she decided to reform. See the Batman character sheet for more.

Knockout
One of the New Gods from Apokolips, a former member of Darkseid's Female Furies. When the Six were hired to infiltrate the Secret Society of Super-Villains, Knockout was their contact on the inside. She turned on the Society and joined them, revealing that she and Scandal were lovers. Like the rest of the New Gods, killed by the Infinity-Man. See the New Gods character sheet for more.

Mad Hatter
Was brought in when the team started out under its own leadership; they needed his expertise in mind-control devices to counter their enemy, Doctor Psycho. Was ingloriously pushed off a cliff by Ragdoll because there's "only room for one dandy freak on the team." See the Batman character sheet for more.

Parademon
One of the millions of airborne minions of Darkseid, it's unlikely that Parademon even knew his own name. Blew himself up in a fight with the Society. He had an off-beat friendship with Ragdoll, who stuffed his corpse and keeps it in his bedroom.


 * The Big Guy
 * Blood Knight
 * Boisterous Bruiser/The Brute
 * Go Out with a Smile
 * Mooks
 * Boss in Mook Clothing: He's exceptionally tough and inventive for a Parademon. Just look at all those Mother Boxes he looted from dead New Genosians.
 * Suicide Attack
 * Taking You with Me
 * Too Kinky to Torture: It reminds him of his Granny (Goodness, that is).

Black Alice
A newcomer to the team, Lori Zechlin is a teenage girl who can "borrow" the powers of any magically powered character in the DCU. She quit the Secret Six team after transporting them to the entrance to hell.


 * Black Magician Girl
 * Distaff Counterpart: Her power basically lets her turn into these, complete with Stripperiffic costume variant.
 * Fridge Horror: The characters who she borrows the powers of...what happens if they happen to be flying at the time? Word of God eventually cleared this up by saying that she doesn't steal all of the power and leaves a little behind, and a flyer would instinctively land before anything happened.
 * Notably, when she steals Spectre's power, he is rendered insubstantial, but still coherent and capable of speech. This, despite his power also being his very identity: he's the literal Wrath of God.
 * Goth: And she's quite insistent that she's not Emo.
 * Instant Expert: She seems quite skilled at using the magic powers she borrows, but it is eventually subverted when she reveals
 * It's also further subverted when she clarifies that she suffers from Power Creep, Power Seep, with exceptional levels of power being difficult to maintain for more than a few moments, and in the difference between calling upon people with limited or natural magical abilities, and someone who requires training -- Doctor Occult's one of the least powerful people she's tapped into, but his abilities proved too difficult to use reliably.
 * Little Miss Badass: She's only 16 years old.
 * Mega Manning
 * Nightmare Fetishist: As evidenced by her crush on Ragdoll.
 * Screw This, I'm Outta Here: She quit the team rather than go with them to Hell. her previous encounter with the place left her that traumatized. Ragdoll notes, when they return, that her room was so bare it was like she was never even there.
 * Troubling Unchildlike Behaviour: As Catman notes during their first meeting, she saw them set up a pedophile killer for death at the hands of the father of one of his victims and didn't even blink.
 * And then asked for a job.

Junior
A mysterious crime lord, who controls the entire West-Coast mob from a crate, using only a pad of paper and a phone.


 * Berserk Button: Do NOT look at  face or body.
 * Body Horror / Facial Horror: Due to numerous self-inflicted mutilations.
 * Complete Monster: To give you an idea, Intergang, which is run by a God, is afraid of Junior. Even The Joker is implied to be scared shitless of what Junior does.
 * Depraved Bisexual: Mentions "forced relations" with both men and women, but this may have more to do with how severely fucked up Junior's concept of sexuality is, thanks to the below Freudian Excuse.
 * Disney Villain Death: Subverted;
 * Disproportionate Retribution: An unfortunate prostitute demands that Junior let her use a pay phone. Junior tears off her head. Barehanded.
 * The Faceless: Until The Reveal.
 * Fan Disservice: HOLY CRAP YES. Four words: Nude scene. Without warning.
 * Freudian Excuse: Has a big one, not that it's really an excuse for anything.
 * Full-Frontal Assault: *vomits*
 * Girl in a Box: A particularly horrific version.
 * Mutilation Interrogation: A skilled practitioner.
 * Never Found the Body: After being blasted by a large group of villains and diving off a bridge in flames, is assumed dead.
 * Sadistic Choice: Junior's preferred means of torture is to threaten to kill someone, or else kill their family and friends, the victim's choice.
 * Averted with Bane. When Junior attempts the above on him, counting out several dozen bricks in a pile and throwing them at him, counting down each time, before offering the Sadistic Choice to save himself or the rest of the Six. Bane
 * Rogues Gallery Transplant:
 * Rogues Gallery Transplant:

Cheshire
A poison-loving assassin and former member of the Six, who betrayed them to the Society in the opening story arc and has popped up again a number of times since. See the Teen Titans character sheet for more.


 * Acquired Poison Immunity
 * Arch Enemy: The closest the Six has to one, but mostly to Catman in particular.
 * Asian Baby Mama: To Catman, and earlier to Roy Harper/Arsenal/Red Arrow.
 * Ax Crazy: God DAMN.
 * Badass Normal
 * The Chessmaster: What's the best way to manipulate a superhero and a supervillain who both hate your guts? Have their kids.
 * The Chew Toy: Just about any time Gail uses her, Cheshire inevitably gets her ass handed to her. She's been thrown out of a helicopter, tortured, shot in the chest, forced to eat Solomon Grundy's cooked flesh, beaten within an inch of her life by Jeannette and then kicked upside the head by Tarantula, left as a bloody heap on the floor by three mercenaries hired to steal her son,
 * Chronic Backstabbing Disorder: Unfortunately for her the Society aren't idiots.
 * Complete Monster: Was previously the worst the Six had to offer until Dwarfstar joined.
 * Word of God says she still is due to her Moral Event Horizon.
 * Dark Action Girl
 * Dragon Lady
 * Even Evil Has Standards: An inversion of sorts. Deathstroke shot her after she divulged the location of the Six because she sold out her own team.
 * Evil Is Sexy
 * Evil Matriarch: She set out to murder Black Canary because she's taken care of Lian, and the girl comes to see Canary as more of a mother than Cheshire. Of course, whether or not her love for her child is genuine is still up for debate.
 * Femme Fatalons
 * Freudian Excuse: She was sold into slavery at a very young age.
 * I Have a Family: When Jeanette is dangling her off the roof of a casino by her hair Cheshire tries to get out of it by saying she has a baby, while Jeanette simply responds that she doesn't care.
 * Master Poisoner
 * Moral Event Horizon: Nuked an entire country just because she felt the rest of the world didn't have the balls to do it.
 * Morality Pet: Her daughter Lian, and later her son by Catman, Thomas Jr.. . However, when Lian's safety was held over head to ensure her cooperation with the team, she was more than willing to conceive a replacement child.
 * Mugging the Monster: The mercenary who went after her and tried to rape her probably should have read up on her history first. Let's just say it doesn't end well for him.
 * Poisoned Weapons: Tends to use her fingernails, among other things.
 * Psycho for Hire
 * The Sociopath: Has in fact referred to herself as a "well-known sociopath".
 * Token Evil Teammate: When she was part of the Six.