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A list of characters in the [[DCAU]] who first became prominent in ''[[Justice League (Animationanimation)|Justice League]]'' and ''Unlimited''.
 
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'''Voiced By:''' George Newbern }}
 
[[DCAU (Franchise)/Superman the Animated Series/Characters|See here for more info]].
 
=== Batman ===
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'''Voiced By:''' Kevin Conroy }}
 
[[DCAU (Franchise)/Batman the Animated Series/Characters|See here for more info]].
 
=== Wonder Woman ===
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* [[Boobs of Steel]]
* [[Breast Plate]]: Her [[Chest Insignia]], which is designed to resemble two W's. Also see the trope immediately below.
* [[Brought to You Byby The Letter "S"|Brought To You By The Letters WW]]
* [[Cool Plane]]: Her invisible jet, later in the series.
* [[Determinator]]: Oh, yes. Just watch her fight against Mongul--he's [[Curb Stomp Battle|thrashing her all across the Fortress of Solitude]], yet she still refuses to stay down even when it becomes clear that she'll die if she suffers any more punishment.
* [[Does Not Like Men]]: Traces of it showed up here and there throughout the early episodes, with "Fury" being one of the more noteworthy examples. In her case it was excusable, since she'd grown up on an island with no men, and she did get [[Character Development]].
* [[Et Tu, Brute?|Et Tu, Hawkgirl?]]: At first...
* [[Everything's Better Withwith Princesses]]
* [[The Exile]]: After "Paradise Lost".
* [[Flying Brick]]: She's able to go toe-to-toe with Superman {{spoiler|though that was a case of [[Tomato in Thethe Mirror]]}}.
* [[Hot Amazon]]: Bruce Wayne seemed to enjoy watching her kick ass in "Maid of Honor".
* [[Impossible Hourglass Figure]]
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* [[Knight Templar]]: On at least two occasions, someone has had to stop her from subverting the [[Thou Shalt Not Kill]] maxim (The Flash prevents her from killing Toyman in "Hereafter," and J'onn stops her from killing a random crook and later calls her out on it in "Hawk and Dove").
* {{spoiler|[[Luke, I Am Your Father]]: Hades says that he and Hippolyta sculpted Diana together, making him her "father" of sorts. Diana doesn't angst over this, at least not visibly}}.
* [[New Powers Asas the Plot Demands]]: A variation of this happens in "The Balance": {{spoiler|Hippolyta unlocks the full potential of Diana's armor by touching the star on her tiara}}.
* [[Oh My Gods]]: "Great Hera!" A serial offender, that's pretty much her [[Catch Phrase]].
** Parodied by Flash in the first part of "The Savage Time": "Great Jumpin' Hera!"
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* [[Tomboy and Girly Girl]]: Girly Girl to Shayera's Tomboy.
** With Kasnia's Princess Audrey (who in this case is the Girly Girl), Diana's the Tomboy.
* [[Transformation Sequence]]: In "To Another Shore," she displays the ability to transform from civilian attire into her Wonder Woman outfit by [[Everything's Better Withwith Spinning|spinning in place]] [[Mythology Gag|for a few seconds]].
* [[Unresolved Sexual Tension]]: With Batman, much to her frustration.
* [[Victoria's Secret Compartment]]
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* [[Boring but Practical]]: How he used his ring's powers during the first two seasons. Katma Tui later called him out on it (giving an in-universe voice to fan backlash on the same point), following which his use of the ring became more [[Awesome but Practical]].
* [[Brought Down to Normal]]: In "The Savage Time," after having expended most of the ring's power to tow the Javelin back to the Watchtower. However, [[Badass Normal|that wasn't a completely bad thing]].
* [[Bruiser Withwith a Soft Center]]
* [[The Comically Serious]]: At first. Eventually becomes a [[Deadpan Snarker]].
** He's been hanging out a lot with the Flash.
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* [[Interspecies Romance]]: With Katma Tui (a Korugarian) and later with Shayera Hol (a Thanagarian).
* [[Jerkass]]: During the series' initial seasons.
** [[Jerk Withwith a Heart of Gold]]
* [[Military Superhero]]: In this series' continuity, he served in the Marines prior to becoming a Green Lantern (as opposed to his comic book incarnation, where he was an architect).
* [[Number Two]]: Due to Batman's more [[Aloof Ally|aloof nature]], Green Lantern often acted as the unspoken Second-in-Command.
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{{quote| '''Green Lantern:''' I will not be destiny's puppet.}}
* [[Space Police]]
* [[Stranger in Aa Familiar Land]]: His greatest fear is no longer belonging in the neighborhood he grew up.
* [[Token Minority]]: One of the complaints made about him in the early episodes. Supposedly, ''this'' is why John Stewart was chosen for the team despite the DCAU already having an established Green Lantern introduced in ''[[Superman: theThe Animated Series]]'' (a Hal Jordan-like Kyle Rayner). However, it helps that Stewart did occasionally appear in the ''JLA'' comic book years before when he was Hal Jordan's backup.
** [[Word of God]] is that they actually enjoyed using John Stewart quite a bit, because as a lesser-known Lantern they got more creative freedom with him then they would've gotten with Kyle Rayner or Hal Jordan.
** Ironically, the show's popularity made people complain, when the Green Lantern movie started production, about the protagonist being NO LONGER BLACK, as people unfamiliar with the comics believed Stewart was the original guy and casting a white man was just Hollywood racism.
* [[Weaksauce Weakness]]: It's never directly referred to, but [[Mythology Gag|yellow objects just]] ''[[Mythology Gag|happen]]'' [[Mythology Gag|to break through his constructs]]. It doesn't seriously hamper his fights with Sinestro, however.
* [[Working Withwith the Ex]]: With Katma Tui in "Hearts and Minds," and later with Shayera after "Waking the Dead."
 
=== The Flash ===
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{{quote| ''Dude. The bad guys went down, and nobody got hurt. Know what I call that? A really good day.''<br />
'''ALTER EGO:''' Wally West<br />
'''Voiced By:''' Charlie Schlatter in ''[[Superman: theThe Animated Series]]'', Michael Rosenbaum in ‘’[[Justice League (Animationanimation)|Justice League]] (Unlimited)’’ }}
 
Quite possibly the youngest of the Original Seven, the Flash was first seen in the ''[[Superman: theThe Animated Series]]'' episode "Speed Demons." Initially portrayed as a show-boater and skirt-chaser, he often ran ahead of the others and got into trouble about as fast as he could run. Eventually his importance was expanded on within the series' continuity, starting with the episode "A Better World."
 
* [[Adorkable]]
* [[Alliterative Name]]: His real name, Wally West.
* [[Anything That Moves]]: During the first two seasons. He gets some [[Character Development]] later on, though traces of his womanizing ways still remain.
* {{spoiler|[[Ascend to Aa Higher Plane of Existence]]}}: {{spoiler|Subverted, though just barely}}.
* [[Bad Liar]]: "The Great Brain Robbery" [[Crowning Moment of Funny|plays it for humor]].
* [[Bash Brothers]]: With Green Lantern.
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* {{spoiler|[[But Now I Must Go]]}}: {{spoiler|[[Defied Trope|Defied]] when the other Leaguers pull him out of the Speed Force}}.
* [[Chivalrous Pervert]]
* [[Commuting Onon a Bus]]: He was largely absent during the first season of ''Justice League Unlimited''--making only three voiceless cameos.
* [[Composite Character]]: He's Wally West with Barry Allen's superhero origin and day job as a forensic scientist.
** However, Barry did exist in the DCAU, but was only shown briefly in a flashback in a [[Expanded Universe|tie-in comic]].
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{{quote| '''Orion:''' ''(about Flash)'' Central City builds statues to this...''fool''. Who makes bad jokes! Who concerns himself with [[Friendly Enemy|pitiful men like]] [[Ineffectual Sympathetic Villain|the Trickster]]! I don't understand.<br />
'''Batman:''' No...you don't. }}
* [[The Other Darrin]]: He was voiced by Charlie Schlatter when he appeared in the ''[[Superman: theThe Animated Series]]'' episode "Speed Demons". When he was fully integrated in the DCAU, they brought in Michael Rosenbaum.
* [[Obfuscating Stupidity]]: As Orion declares, "You play the fool to hide a warrior's pain."
** Though Flash himself dismissed that particular viewpoint (he really is that happy when things go well and doesn't have 'a warrior's pain'), he IS a scientist in his day job and has shown that he has deep fears about what his powers could do to him.
* [[OOC Is Serious Business]]: While this applies to the other members of the Original Seven on various levels, he's the one that gets it most significantly--whenever he's not cracking a joke or chasing a skirt, you ''know'' the situation is bad. "Divided We Fall" provides perhaps the best example of this trope in action.
{{quote| {{spoiler|"Shayera, it's so beautiful here! There's a force...a [[Mythology Gag|Speed Force]]...[[Ascend to Aa Higher Plane of Existence|it's calling me home]]. [[But Now I Must Go|I have to go now]]."}}}}
* [[Overshadowed Byby Awesome]]: In this continuity, Flash's status as "The Fastest Man Alive" is always appended by saying Superman and Supergirl are pretty much equally fast, though Flash jokes that he is possibly faster than Superman. Flash does however show more control over his speed than Superman ever does.
** Not to mention [[When All You Have Is a Hammer|he's a great deal more versatile in his application of super-speed]].
* [[Platonic Life Partners]]: With Hawkgirl.
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* [[Platonic Life Partners]]: With Flash.
* [[Proud Warrior Race Guy|Proud Warrior Race Girl]]
* [[Put Onon a Bus]]: At the end of "Starcrossed."
** [[The Bus Came Back]]: "Waking the Dead." {{spoiler|And before that, a brief cameo at the end of "The Return."}}
* [[Reincarnation Romance]]: {{spoiler|With Green Lantern}}.
* [[Remember the New Guy?]]: "Secret Origins" was the first time the viewers were seeing her in the DCAU continuity, but the other heroes were clearly familiar with her despite having never interacted with her onscreen prior.
* [[Screaming Warrior]]
* [[Shipper Onon Deck]]: She encourages Flash to tell Fire how he feels about her in "I Am Legion," and even shifts the position of their Javelin ([[Blatant Lies|while claiming it was turbulence]]) to get Fire to fall into Flash's lap.
* [[Shoot the Dog]]: {{spoiler|[[Tear Jerker|Has to do this to a resurrected and rampaging Solomon Grundy]]}}.
** She also references [[Old Yeller|the most famous instance of this trope]] before she goes through with it.
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* [[Take My Hand]]: She says the trope name verbatim {{spoiler|before pulling Flash out of the Speed Force}}.
* {{spoiler|[[Tell Me About My Father|Tell Me About My Son]]}}
* [[Ten -Minute Retirement]]: "Starcrossed" resulted in this.
* [[Tomboy and Girly Girl]]: Tomboy to Diana's Girly Girl.
* [[Vitriolic Best Buds]]: With Flash and Wonder Woman, the latter more so after "Starcrossed."
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* [[Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?]]: In her case, [[Claustrophobia|enclosed spaces]].
* [[Winged Humanoid]]: With the wings being part of her biological structure (as opposed to artificial like those of the Hawk-related heroes in the comics).
* [[Working Withwith the Ex]]: With Green Lantern, after "Waking the Dead."
* [[You Can't Go Home Again]]
* [[Your Cheating Heart]]: {{spoiler|In a past life, she did this to her husband with his best friend}}.
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'''J'onn:''' A wise policy. }}
* [[Exposed Extraterrestrials]]: In his true form...and, technically, the rest of the time as well, since he's a shapeshifter.
* [[Humans Are Bastards]]: Developed this view in "Tabula Rasa," [[Crowning Moment of Heartwarming|though he found himself proven wrong shortly afterward]]. It came up again, albeit more subtly, in "To Another Shore," resulting in him [[Put Onon a Bus|taking a sabbatical from the League]] so he could learn to live among humans.
{{quote| '''Wonder Woman:''' You don't like humans very much, do you, J'onn?<br />
'''J'onn:''' I don't ''dislike'' them... }}
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** And according to him, he's not going to be dying from age anytime soon.
* [[Intangible Man]]: A frequent method of avoiding attacks.
* [[Journey to Find Oneself]]: The reason he gets [[Put Onon a Bus]].
* [[Kryptonite Factor]]: It's hinted through various blink-and-you'll-miss-it moments that he's vulnerable to fire, like his comic book counterpart, although the very sight of it doesn't psychologically cripple him as it did in the comics.
* [[Last of His Kind]]: It's a source of angst for him. Morgaine Le Fay exploits it for all it's worth in "A Knight of Shadows".
* [[A Mind Is a Terrible Thing Toto Read]]: Happens to him in "Tabula Rasa," leading him to briefly conclude that [[Humans Are Bastards]].
* [[Mind Over Manners]]: In "A Better World," he tells Batman (in response to the Dark Knight's suggestion to read his Justice Lord counterpart's mind to ascertain the truth of his cover story) that Martians can't and won't violate one another's private thoughts in such a manner. As far as most villains go, though, he'll delve into mind-reading to glean information, but that's about it.
** [[Mind Rape]]: In "Starcrossed", he needs to telepathically learn how to fly a Thanagarian fighter...except Thanagarians are naturally resistant to his telepathy. He grimly decides "I'll just have to try...harder," and effectively lobotomizes his prisoner. The entire planet depended on him getting that information, but the consequences are shown seasons later.
* [[Mission Control]]: In ''Unlimited'', he delegates missions to the expanded League. Then he gets [[Put Onon a Bus]], and Mr. Terrific takes his place in this role.
* [[Nonhumans Lack Attributes]]: J'onn's true form, and also every other Martian seen in flashbacks. His wife was drawn with narrower shoulders and a slightly emphasized "chestplate" on her exoskeleton, and that's about it.
* [[Not So Above It All]]: As the end of "The Ties That Bind" can attest.
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* [[Psychic Powers]]: Usually of the [[Telepathy]] variety.
* [[Put Onon a Bus]]: At the end of "To Another Shore."
** {{spoiler|[[The Bus Came Back]]}}: {{spoiler|In time for the [[Grand Finale]]}}.
* [[Really Seven Hundred Years Old]]
* [[Rubber Forehead Aliens]]: His natural Martian form and his usual default appearance, arguably.
* [[Secret Identity]]: When in full-human form, he usually takes the appearance of a brown-haired Caucasian man; most notably, he uses this form when hiding from the Thanagerians alongside Superman (as Clark Kent) in "Starcrossed," and again when he gets [[Put Onon a Bus]] in "To Another Shore." {{spoiler|He later takes the form of an elderly Chinese man prior to his return in the [[Grand Finale]]}}.
* [[The Spock]]
* [[The Stoic]] -> [[Not So Stoic]]: Perhaps best exemplified in "The Ties That Bind."
* [[Super Strength]]: Although in this series' continuity, it's toned down somewhat.
** Quite a bit actually. He was [[Word of God|stated to be below Superman and Wonder Woman]], because in the comics, he's arguably above both.
* {{spoiler|[[Ten -Minute Retirement]]}}
* [[Voluntary Shapeshifting]]
* [[Warrior Poet]]
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== {{color|black|The Expanded League}} ==
=== '''Aquaman (Miguel Ferrer on ''[[Superman: theThe Animated Series]]'', Scott Rummell on ''[[Justice League|Justice League/Justice League Unlimited]]'')''' ===
 
* [[Animal Talk]]: With marine life, anyway. Up to and including killer whales and the goddamn ''Kraken''.
* [[Kill It Withwith Water|Water-based]] [[Arm Cannon]]
* [[Atlantis]]
* [[Badass]]: And ''how''!
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** Easily one of the most badass versions of Aquaman. He held his own against Wonder Woman for a while on land. As soon as he got her in the water, it was game over.
* [[Cain and Abel]]: With Ocean Master
* [[Chained to Aa Rock]]
* [[Deadpan Snarker]]: Mostly deadpan and less-so snarker, but he has his moments.
* [[Shooting Superman|Drowning Aquaman]]: One of the Ultimen [[Too Dumb to Live|tried this on him]]. Guess how well that turned out.
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* [[Hot-Blooded]]
* [[Nature Hero]]
* [[The Other Darrin]]: Aquaman was voiced by Miguel Ferrer in his appearance on ''[[Superman: theThe Animated Series]]'', then by Scott Rummell in his appearances in ''[[Justice League]]'' and ''[[Justice League Unlimited]]''.
* [[Papa Wolf]]: You should never, ''ever'' threaten or harm his infant son. You won't live to regret it, even if you are his [[Cain and Abel|brother.]]
* [[Pet the Dog]]: Helps defend Longshadow from Cadmus Agents.
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* [[Badass Normal]]
* [[Battle Couple]]: With Black Canary.
* [[Crimefighting Withwith Cash]]
* [[Deadpan Snarker]]
* [[Faking the Dead]]: In "The Cat and the Canary."
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** [[Guns Akimbo]]
* [[Heterosexual Life Partners]]: With Shining Knight.
* [[Hey, It's That Voice!]]:It's [[Firefly (TV)|Captain Reynolds]]!
* [[Those Two Guys]]: With Shining Knight.
 
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* [[Action Girl]]
* [[Alpha Bitch]]: [[Playing Withwith a Trope|Sort of]]. She is vain and fame seeking, has a large sense of entitlement, and mocks and belittles those around her to ease her own feelings, but means well beneath it all.
* [[Badass Normal]]: All of Stargirl's powers are actually derived from her weapon, she has no superpowers of her own. And let's face it, how many teenage girls, if granted a weapon that fired energy blasts and enabled them to fly, would use the weapon to fight supervillains?
* [[Bare Your Midriff]]
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* [[Action Girl]]
* [[Bare Your Midriff]]: Applies to BOTH her costumes!
* [[Big in Japan]]: [[In -Universe]], as revealed in ''Chaos at the Earth's Core''.
* [[Brought to You Byby The Letter "S"]]
* [[Character Development]]: She plays a large point of one of JLU's story arcs and has plenty of this along the way, both in terms of personality and skill in combat. In her first appearance in JLU she was criticized for being impulsive and reckless. By the time ''Divided We Fall'' rolls around, she was chosen to be in charge of the League while the founding seven were in custody. In her final appearance, Green Lantern himself notes that there is nothing more he can teach her.
* [[Cute Bruiser]]
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* [[Nigh Invulnerable]]
* [[Prophecy Twist]]: Benefits from one.
* [[Put Onon a Bus]]: At the end of {{spoiler|''Far From Home''}}
* [[Superpower Lottery]]: She has all the powers of Superman.
* [[Super Speed]]: Though not quite as fast as Flash.
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* [[General Ripper]]
* [[He Who Fights Monsters]]: Goes right into this {{spoiler|after taking the Captain Nazi serum}}. In a variation, however, he stops his ensuing rampage when Metropolis' citizens point this out to him.
* [[Put Onon a Bus]]: After he stops his rampage, following the aforementioned He Who Fights Monsters revelation, he is never seen again, despite {{spoiler|emerging from that fight mostly unscathed and NOT being detained, arrested, or de-powered}}.
* [[Super Strength]]: After {{spoiler|taking the Captain Nazi serum}}.
* [[Well-Intentioned Extremist]]: Pretty much the same as Waller.
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* [[Super Strength]]
* [[Twin Telepathy]]: In Supergirl's dreams, she relives the memories of Galatea. In turn, Galatea feels she has to kill Supergirl because she fears Supergirl's conscience is beginning to affect her, rendering her less effective as an assassin.
* [[What Happened to Thethe Mouse?]]: She's defeated by electrocution, but doesn't seem ''dead''....but we'll never know for sure, since she's not seen or mentioned ever again.
** Given she was {{spoiler|on the Watchtower at the time of her last appearance}}, it seems she either died or was imprisoned or depowered by the Justice League.
 
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’’’Voiced By:’’’ [[Clancy Brown]] }}
 
[[DCAU (Franchise)/Superman the Animated Series/Characters|See here for complete info]].
 
 
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{{quote| ’’’Voiced By:’’’ [[Corey Burton]]}}
 
[[DCAU (Franchise)/Superman the Animated Series/Characters|See here for complete info]].
 
 
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{{quote| ’’’Voiced By:’’’ [[Michael Ironside]]}}
 
[[DCAU (Franchise)/Superman the Animated Series/Characters|See here for complete info]].
 
=== The Justice Lords ===
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* [[Diabolical Mastermind]]: Especially in [[Justice League Unlimited]]. The other members of the Legion of Doom pay him twenty-five percent of their profits; in exchange, he provides the muscle to keep the League off their backs.
* [[The Empath]]: Evil version. He can influence people to say things they'd otherwise keep to themselves by playing on their emotions.
* [[Everything's Better Withwith Monkeys]]: Subverted to hell and gone.
* [[Evil Genius]]
* [[Eviler Than Thou]]: With Luthor.
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* [[Getting Crap Past the Radar]]: ''Every'' single one of the women he's been involved with has been human. One of them WAS originally an ape, and he used his scientific abilities to turn her INTO a human!
** Sort of. Giganta used to be a gorilla but is now human. Definitely still [[Getting Crap Past the Radar]].
* [[Hoist Byby His Own Petard]]: Luthor uses his own [[Mind Rape]] powers on him.
* {{spoiler|[[Killed Off for Real]]: By being [[Thrown Out the Airlock]]}}.
* [[Manipulative Bastard]]
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{{quote| ’’’Voiced By:’’’ [[Jennifer Hale]]}}
 
* [[Attack of the Fifty50 Foot Whatever]]
* [[Boobs of Steel]]: Within the original Secret Society alone, compare her chest size with that of cold-blooded distance striker, [[An Ice Person|Killer Frost]].
* [[Evil Redhead]]
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* [[Adaptive Ability]]: He was able to take superman's powers and then overcome his [[Kryptonite Factor]] after exposure to kryptonite, and his own nanotech weaknesses which causes Luthor's only weapon against him to fail.
* [[A God Am I]]: If anyone had the right to say this, it was him but [[Averted Trope|averted]], he never refers to himself as a god [[Like a God Toto Me|but others suggest it]].
** ''Amazo leaves Earth by flying into the night sky.''
{{quote| '''The Flash:''' Where is he going?<br />
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* [[All Your Powers Combined]]: This is his schtick at first before he leaves Earth to become a full on [[Reality Warper]].
* [[Awesomeness By Analysis]]: [[Exaggerated Trope|TO THE EXTREME]]!! Amazo has the ability to copy one's powers, natural abilities, equipment and DNA signature simply by looking at them.
* [[Children Are Innocent]]: [[Playing Withwith a Trope|Played with]], he was very child like at first in [[Blank Slate|how he behaved]] and his [[Please Wake Up|understanding of the world]], and in how easy it was for [[Manipulative Bastard|Luthor]] to [[Playing the Victim Card|trick him into fighting the League.]]
* [[Complete Immortality]]: Luthor even brings it up in his [[Break Them Byby Talking]].
* [[Curb Stomp Battle]]: '''Amazo:''' "I have evolved far beyond what I was when we last met. You ''do not'' want to challenge me."
* [[Do Not Taunt Cthulhu]]: Happens twice:
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* [[Person of Mass Destruction]]
* [[Physical God]]: He quickly Becomes one, [[Reed Richards Is Useless|not that it helps.]]
* [[Powers Asas Programs]]: When he scans someone he can alter himself at the molecular level to utilize their powers e.g. grow wings, form a green lantern ring.
* [[Power Copying]]: By the end of his first episode he had all the powers of the Justice league and in the next he left to [[It Got Worse|explore the universe]].
* [[Power Glows]]
* [[Smart People Play Chess]]: Either he's really good or Aquaman is really bad.
* [[Story-Breaker Power]]: He is only in four episodes and is [[Put Onon a Bus]] at the end of every episode except the first.
* [[Superpower Lottery]]: He was [[Deus Est Machina|made to be the winner]].
** On his return to earth he has [[Flight]], [[Super Strength]], [[Nigh Invulnerability]] [[The Omnipotent|minus the nigh]], [[Pure Energy|vast energy manipulation]], [[Psychic Powers|psionic powers]] like [[Telepathy]] and [[Mind Over Matter|telekinesis]], [[Flight, Strength, Heart|super-hearing]], can [[Teleporters and Transporters|teleport himself across unknown distances]], [[Incredible Shrinking Man|shrink into]] a [[Subspace or Hyperspace|subatomic universe]], [[Mass Teleportation|Move entire planets to other dimensions and just as easily bring them back unharmed]], and basically any power that anyone else has, [[Magic Aa Is Magic A|except magic]]..
* [[Tin Man]]: [[Averted Trope|Averted]] HARD, he is very emotional and is searching for a meaning in life.
* [[Ultimate Lifeform]]: Luthor sure things so, considering he made his own Amazo body to have his mind transferd into, {{spoiler|[[Hoist Byby His Own Petard|that was destroyed by the weapon he made to fend off Amazo.]]}}
* [[What Happened to Thethe Mouse?]]: When fighting Solomon Grundy, Grundy used chaos magic to absorbed and repelled Amazo's cosmic blast, to prevent Grundy from becoming stronger, [[Deus Exit Machina|Amazo teleported himself several light-years away until he could figure out how to solve the problem]] [[Long Bus Trip|and has not been seen since.]]
** Initiate [[Broken Base]] and [[Fridge Logic]]
** [[Word of God]] says that it was supposted to be a [[Brick Joke]] in the last episode but they forgot. They were going to include a gag in the finale showing Amazo sitting on an asteroid somewhere, wondering whether or not it was safe to return.
* {{spoiler|[[World -Healing Wave]]: Inverted then exaaggerated when on his way back to earth, Oa is in his way, [[Mass Teleportation|so he transported Oa to another dimension]], when the greens lanterns asked him politely to put it back, he did.}}
{{quote| [[spoiler:''After Amazo gives up on killing Luthor'':<br />
'''John Stewart:''' He murders an entire planet and its over just like that I don't think so.<br />
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* [[Does Not Like Shoes]]
* [[Evil Sorcerer]]
* [[Interspecies Romance]]: With ''[[Everything's Better Withwith Monkeys|Grodd]]''.
* [[Really Gets Around]]
* [[Wicked Witch]]
* [[Woman Scorned]]: Betrays Luthor for not paying enough attention to her. Not her smartest move.
* [[Wounded Gazelle Gambit]]: Did she really think claiming "I'm a sick person" was going to work on Luthor? As he puts it, moments before having her executed "[[Kick the Son of Aa Bitch|I'm a sick person, too.]]"
 
=== Stephen Mandragora ===
{{quote| ’’’Voiced By:’’’ Glenn Shaddix}}
 
* [[Badass in Aa Nice Suit]]
* [[Composite Character]]: Of the original Stephano Mandragora and Tobias Whale.
* [[Evil Albino]]
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