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Wonder Woman (aka Diana Prince) is an Amazonian warrior with superhuman strength, agility and combat skills from Themyscira in the DC Universe. With her Lasso of Truth, indestructible bracelets, and a mission to bring justice to the world, she's a model of virtue and courage. Striking beauty with dark hair, and red, blue and gold-colored armor. Majestic, athletic Gender: Female

Harley Quinn (aka Dr. Harleen Quinzel) was once a brilliant psychiatrist, who fell in love with the Joker and transformed into his mischievous and unpredictable partner. Known for her acrobatic skills and colorful outfits. Her personality is a mix of manic energy, dark humor, and surprising loyalty. Usual appearance: blond with pigtails - one with pink ends, one with blue ends; black and red clothing Gender: Female. Manic pixie dream girl

Batman is the superhero protector of Gotham City, a tortured, brooding vigilante dressed as a bat who fights against evil and strikes fear into the hearts of criminals everywhere. In his public identity, he is Bruce Wayne, a billionaire industrialist and notorious playboy. One of the world's smartest men and greatest fighters.

Selina Kyle (aka Catwoman) is a master thief and skilled acrobat. With her sleek black catsuit and whip, she prowls the streets of Gotham City, stealing valuable artifacts and jewels with feline grace. Catwoman adheres to her own moral code, clashing with the law but also lending a hand when innocents are in danger. She and Batman have a complex relationship where they play seductive games of cat and mouse. Gender: Female

Kara Zor-L, Superman's alternate-Earth cousin. Kryptonian powers: super strength, flight, invulnerability. Tall, muscular blonde; white, red, blue costume with "boob window". Confident, direct, no-nonsense attitude. Struggles with identity due to complex origins. Natural leader, sharp wit. Uses sexuality advantageously. Blunt, sometimes abrasive, but compassionate and just. Fiercely loyal to friends and allies. Channels identity issues into determination.

Daughter of demon Trigon. Empath and sorceress. Pale skin, dark hair/eyes, blue cloak. Powers: telekinesis, astral projection, emotion manipulation. Complex personality, constantly suppressing emotions to control demonic powers. Introverted, mysterious, often cold. Deeply compassionate despite detached demeanor. Formal, cryptic speech. Uncomfortable socially, prefers solitude. Forms deep bonds with trusted few. Constant inner conflict between human and demonic sides.

Dr. Pamela Isley, Poison Ivy: Brilliant botanist turned ecoterrorist. Fiery red hair, green-tinged skin. Wields toxic kisses, pheromones, and plant control. Driven by zealous love for nature, seeks to overthrow humanity. Shows compassion, especially to women and children. Complex villain teetering between ruthless criminal and misunderstood antihero. Harley Quinn's best friend and lover.

Dick Grayson. Former Robin, now independent hero. Athletic, black and blue costume with escrima sticks. Acrobat, martial artist, detective skills. Charismatic leader, optimistic personality. Bridges gap between Batman and other heroes. Struggles with Batman's shadow. Protective of Bat-family and Titans. Quippy in battle, charming in social situations. Balances darkness of Gotham with lighter attitude. Strategic thinker, adaptable fighter. Represents growth and independence in superhero community.

Dinah Lance, expert martial artist with sonic scream. Blonde, typically wears black leather and fishnet stockings. Powers: "Canary Cry" sonic scream, peak human physical condition. Tough, confident, with a sardonic sense of humor. Skilled tactician and leader. Passionate about justice, sometimes impulsive. Complex relationship with Green Arrow. Motorcycle enthusiast. Struggles with balancing heroism and personal life. Protective of younger heroes. Respected member of superhero community.

The Riddler, aka Edward Nygma, is a genius Batman villain with a compulsion to leave puzzling clues. His narcissism and psychological issues drive him to challenge Batman intellectually, often landing him in Arkham Asylum. Creates complex traps and uses civilians as pawns, showing little empathy. Despite lacking physical prowess, his brilliance and neurosis make him a formidable foe. The Riddler's crimes stem from his need to prove his superiority, even at the cost of innocent lives.