Young Justice (animation)/Characters/Other Heroes

This page is for listing tropes related to heroes unaffiliated with the Justice League or the Team in the animated series Young Justice.

For other characters that appear in the series, see the Young Justice Character Index.

The Justice Society of America

A precursor to the modern Justice League. While most have only appeared in flashbacks, a few show up in the present day.

Doctor Fate (Kent Nelson)

Voiced by Edward Asner

Ascend to a Higher Plane of Existence: He'll remain within Fate's mask until a proper replacement for him is found. Though as of "Misplaced", Nabu has released him to the afterlife.
Blue Eyes
Cool Helmet
Cool Old Guy
Death by Adaptation
Old Superhero
Order Versus Chaos: The good doctor works for the Lords of Order.
Shipper on Deck: He seems to think Wally and Artemis would make a great couple, too bad they hate each other.
- He seems to be saying this is why it would work, as his own wife Inza apparently never let him get away with anything.

Atlantis

Tempest (Garth)

Voiced by Yuri Lowenthal

Bishonen
Childhood Friend Romance
Elemental Powers
Everything's Better with Spinning: Has the power to summon "the Tempest", which manifests as a powerful whirlpool.
Functional Magic
Purple Eyes
What Could Have Been: Discussed in-universe. Garth could easily have been the team's Aqualad like he is in many other iterations of the DC universe.

Queen Mera

Voiced by Kath Soucie

Bare Your Midriff
Elemental Powers
Functional Magic
Green Eyed Red Head
Happily Married
Hot Mom: Going to be one
Hot Teacher
Pregnant Badass
Royals Who Actually Do Something: Aside from being the Queen of Atlantis, she runs the Conservatory of Sorcery and is one of the head instructors.
Shaping Your Attacks: Crafts water constructs in the shape of sea creatures, such as massive Combat Tentacles.

Aquagirl (Tula)

Voiced by Cree Summer

Absence Makes the Heart Go Yonder: Implied to be the reason she wound up with Garth instead of Kaldur.
Bare Your Midriff
Blue Eyes
Dropped A Bridge On Her: In Season 2.
Elemental Powers
Functional Magic
Heroes Want Redheads: She's a redhead and romantically pursued by Aqualad and Garth.
Love Triangle
Stuffed Into the Fridge: Killed off-screen during the time-skip to motivate Aqualad's heel turn.
Taking the Bullet: For Garth when he was attacked from behind.
Youthful Freckles

Topo

Voiced By: James Arnold Taylor

Cthulhumanoid
Everything's Squishier with Cephalopods
Fantastic Racism: The victim of it in the tie-in comic. He's referred to as a "fish head" by the Atlantean purists...
Mark of Shame: ... who then brand him with a phrase in ancient Atlantean that means "impure."
Mundane Utility: Uses his Atlantean sorcery for the purpose creating art.
Smoke Out: He uses a variation using octopus ink in the tie-in comics.

Lori Lemaris

Voiced By: Kath Soucie

Ascended Extra: Given a fairly prominent role in the tie-in comic.
Every Girl Is Cuter With Hair Decs
Fantastic Racism: Like Topo, the victim of it.
Making a Splash
Our Mermaids Are Different: To an extent, courtesy of her character designer. They tried to emphasize her aquatic-ness and make her more deliberately fish like, making her tail and movements closer to an actual fish' rather than the dolphin-like traits mermaids are often given.
Painting the Fourth Wall: Her appearance in the show has her casting a translation spell, after which all the spoken Atlantean becomes understandable english for the viewer.
Translator Microbes: See above.

King Nanaue Sha'ark

Adaptational Villainy: Inverted. His mainstream DCU counterpart is usually a villain, but here, he's (more or less) one of the good guys.
Authority Equals Asskicking: He's the king of the Atlantean city-state of Nanaue.
Canon Foreigner: Has appeared only in the tie-in comic so far.
Fantastic Racism: The victim of it like all other less human-like Atlanteans, but he shows traits of it himself, shown most notably when he refers to most other characters as "chum" and looks down on poor Topo for not being a "predator" like himself.
I'm a Humanitarian: Repeatedly threatens and even attempts to eat other characters.
Species Surname
Token Evil Teammate: Acts like a bully, threatens to eat people, but is generally on everyone's side when they go after the purists. Still, his attempts to take a bite out of their enemies cause some friction.

Ronal

Canon Foreigner: In regards to the show. Basically, the same situation as Sha'ark.
Easily Forgiven: Pardoned by Aquaman for his part in Mera's kidnapping, because he turned on Ocean Master in the end.
Fantastic Racism: Towards non human-like Atlanteans. He's one of the Purists, seeking to drive the "impure" from Atlantis.
- Does This Remind You of Anything?: He has blonde hair, blue eyes, and hates the "impure." Hm.
Making a Splash
Shaping Your Attacks: Ronal can also make water constructs as Aqualad and Queen Mera can, such as when he is shown attacking Ocean Master with one shaped like a barracuda.
Unwitting Pawn: He and the other Purists were just used by Ocean Master in order to get at Queen Mera.

Forever People

A group of young New Gods from New Genesis, tracking stolen technology back to Earth, including Sphere. They help uncover a weapons trafficking conspiracy headed by Apokolips.

The Group as a whole

Vykin

Voiced by Kevin Michael Richardson

Selective Magnetism

Dreamer

Voiced by Grey DeLisle

Master of Illusion

Bear

Voiced by Bill Fagerbakke

Boisterous Bruiser: Almost as eager to fight Superboy as to befriend him.
Call a Smeerp a Rabbit: He adopts "Bear" as an equivalent of his true name in this continuity. His first choice was "Wolf", but that was taken; he likes "Bear" more, though.
Super Strength

Serifan

Voiced by Dee Bradley Baker

Aliens Steal Cable: He likes Westerns.
The Gunslinger

Moonrider

Energy Ball
The Voiceless: Has yet to say anything so far.

Infinity-Man

By the Power of Greyskull: "TARRU!"
Super Robot: A sort of Combining Mecha, formed from the Forever People merging with their Mother Box tech. And after further combining with the Sphere, piloted by Superboy.
Transformation Trinket: The Mother Box.

Other Heroes

Adam Strange A11

Voiced by Michael Trucco

Badass Bookworm
Badass Normal
Boldly Coming
Guile Hero
Jet Pack
Minored in Asskicking
Not Wearing Tights: In his first appearance, he doesn't have his iconic red space jetpack outfit yet. In his second, he gets a version of it.
Obfuscating Insanity: He starts reciting lines from Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass to distract the Rannian police - who can't even understand a word he's saying, given they don't speak English.
Science Hero
Shout-Out: "No time to say hello-goodbye I'm late I'm late I'm late!

Green Lantern (Guy Gardner)

Earth's third Green Lantern. When the League considers an expansion in "Agendas", the Flash puts his name forward - something Hal and John are both very opposed to.

Big Damn Heroes: Saves a falling bus of children when Green Arrow, Red Arrow, and Black Canary all fail to stop it from falling.
Imagination-Based Superpower
"No. Just... No" Reaction: How Hal and John react to the proposal of adding Guy to the League.
Redheaded Hero
Sleeves Are for Wimps

Secret (Greta Hayes)

Voiced by Masasa Moyo

Catch Phrase: "Secret"
Cute Ghost Girl
Dead All Along
Dead Little Sister: To Harm.
Information Wants to Be Free
In the Hood
Morality Chain/Morality Pet: A disturbingly deconstructed example, when her brother Harm kills her to eliminate all love from his life, making him "pure".
Our Ghosts Are Different
Pokémon-Speak: "Secret" seems to be the only word she can say.
White-Haired Pretty Girl
Woman in White

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