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** '''Kite Man'''. Usually a [[Ineffectual Sympathetic Villain|joke villain]] (which is more-or-less true here too), this cartoon gives him more dialogue than ''all'' his appearances in the comics combined, making him a more 3-dimensional character ''and'' a love interest for Poison Ivy, and gives him more of an importance to the overall plot of the story than any of his other appearances except ''maybe'' ''[[Batman: War of Jokes and Riddles]]'' (from ''[[Batman]] Vol. 3 25 - 32''}, . He even seems on his way to [[Breakout Character]] status.
** In most continuities, Nora Fries is little more than a living piece of the scenery due to [[Human Popsicle|being in a cryogenic chamber to keep her from dying]]. The ''Harley Quinn'' TV series is one of the few where she is cured and revived; she has more lines in "Bachelorette" than all previous versions combined, and acts as an [[Aloof Ally]] to Harley.
* [[Asshole Victim]]: Most everyone Harley and her gang kills, the only real exception being {{spoiler|Mr. Freeze}}. And seeing as they’re still villains, Harley and her gang count in a non-lethal sense whenever they end up on the wrong side of a beatdown or humiliation, often doled out by Batman.
* [[Axe Crazy]]: Joker, of course, but Queen of Fables can challenge him for title of "most insane killer" here.
** Also, in a flashback showing when Harley and Poison Ivy first met, Ivy seemed on the edge of falling into bestial rage out of hatred for everyone, the episode strongly suggesting that Harley kept her from going over that edge.
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