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This page is for listing tropes related to heroes unaffiliated with the Justice League or the Team in the animated series ''[[Young Justice (animation)|Young Justice]]''.

 

For other characters that appear in the series, see the [[Young Justice (animation)/Characters|Young Justice Character Index]].

 

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

 

 

* [[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", {{spoiler|Nabu has released him to the afterlife.}}

** He seems to be saying this is why it would ''work'', as his own wife Inza apparently never let him get away with anything.

 

* [[Brown Eyes]]

* [[Happily Married]]

* [[Super Speed]]

 

* [[Imagination-Based Superpower]]

 

* [[Badass Normal]]

 

* [[Gas Mask Longcoat]]

 

 

== Atlantis ==

 

* [[Bishonen]]

* [[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.

 

 

* [[Bare Your Midriff]]

* [[Shaping Your Attacks]]: Crafts water constructs in the shape of sea creatures, such as massive [[Combat Tentacles]].

 

 

* [[Absence Makes the Heart Go Yonder]]: Implied to be the reason she wound up with Garth instead of Kaldur.

* [[Youthful Freckles]]

 

 

* [[Cthulhumanoid]]

* [[Smoke Out]]: He uses a variation using octopus ink in the tie-in comics.

 

 

* [[Ascended Extra]]: Given a fairly prominent role in the tie-in comic.

* [[Translator Microbes]]: See above.

 

 

* [[Adaptational Villainy]]: Inverted. His mainstream DCU counterpart is usually a villain, but here, he's (more or less) one of the good guys.

* [[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.

 

 

* [[Canon Foreigner]]: In regards to the show. Basically, the same situation as Sha'ark.

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.

 

* [[Physical God]]

* [[Tron Lines]]

 

* [[Selective Magnetism]]

 

* [[Master of Illusion]]

 

* [[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]]

 

* [[Aliens Steal Cable]]: He likes Westerns.

* [[The Gunslinger]]

 

* [[Energy Ball]]

* [[The Voiceless]]: Has yet to say anything so far.

 

* [[By the Power of Greyskull]]: "TARRU!"

* [[Super Robot Genre|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.

 

== Other Heroes ==

 

* [[Badass Bookworm]]

* [[Shout-Out]]: [[Alice in Wonderland|"No time to say hello-goodbye I'm late I'm late I'm late!]]

 

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.

 

* [[Sleeves Are for Wimps]]

 

 

* [[Catch Phrase]]: "Secret"

* [[Woman in White]]

 

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