Selina Kyle (also known as Catwoman) is a major villain in the second generation of the DC Super Hero Girls franchise. She is a student at Metropolis High School and the leader of Super Villain Girls. Selina is an intelligent and sassy individual, as she has a "cat-like" persona Catwoman is depicted as an African-American and is seemingly inspired by Eartha Kitt When posing as Catwoman, her intelligence shines through during her heists, as she is proven to be a crafty, sly, cunning and resourceful criminal Abilities Enhanced Speed Enhanced Agility Use of Whip Sharp Cat Claws Hand-to-Hand Combat

Despite these strengths, her biggest weakness is her own stupidity. She is not very smart and typically attacks without thinking. This also applies to her own wit and humor. While most of her friend and even enemies can be quick to quip as a teenage bully, she has superhuman strength, durability, and minor "toon force" capabilities, though she is portrayed as dimwitted. but somewhat intelligent like her parents Like Kara, Doris is the powerhouse of Selina's team. her size increases dramatically, standing about 3 times her normal height and dwarfing many of the other characters, and her hair hangs halfway down her back Giganta (Doris Zeel) is a teenage supervillain at Metropolis High who becomes a massive, destructive "monster" by transforming into a giant to cause mayhem. She is a core member of the Super Villain Girls, known for being a dim-witted but physically formidable bully

Carol Ferris (also known as Star Sapphire) is a recurring character in the second generation of the DC Super Hero Girls similar to a Green Lantern. Her powers include flight, space survival, and, when angered, generating violet heart-shaped flames and blasts. As a member of the Super Villain Girls, she acts in a vengeful and often petty manner.

Pamela Isley (Poison Ivy) is a shy, gloomy, and socially awkward teenager who prefers plants she is a member of the Legion of Doom who seeks to protect the environment by destroying humanity. She is close friends with Harley Quinn. She is close friends with Harley Quinn and is shown to have a tentative, distant friendship with Jessica Cruz (Green Lantern) She controls plants, can communicate with them, and can even merge with the ground to travel or heal plants

Leslie loves pranks but doesn't know when to stop Leslie Willis, better known as Livewire, is a supporting antagonist in the reboot of DC Super Hero Girls. In DC Super Hero Girls, Livewire (Leslie Willis) is a chaotic, tech-savvy villain with powerful electrokinetic abilities. She primarily manipulates electricity to generate, absorb, and project high-voltage energy she's on catwoman's team to take down the Super Hero Girls

Barbara Joan "Babs" Gordon (also known as Batgirl) is one of the main characters in the second generation of the DC Super Hero Girls franchise. She takes her responsibilities seriously, working at a "Burrito Bucket" and often showing extreme dedication. Batgirl (Barbara Gordon) is portrayed as a bubbly, hyperactive, and optimistic teenager, serving as the group's energetic "cheerleader" and comic relief. As a brilliant, tech-savvy, and somewhat awkward fangirl, she relies on creativity, gadgets, and detective skills rather than superpowers to keep up with her friends. Batgirl brings a fun-loving, and at times slightly chaotic, energy to the team, often acting as the heart of the group and quickly forming bonds with her peers, especially her best friend, Supergirl. Despite her training, she is still human, making her physically vulnerable compared to metahumans

Kara Danvers, also known as Kara Zor-El and Supergirl, is one of the main characters of the series DC Super Hero Girls.As a student at Metropolis High School and part of the main superhero team, she battles criminals while learning to control her immense strength and x-ray vision the powerhouse of the team, featuring immense Kryptonian abilities powered by the yellow sun. Her core powers include supersonic flight, near-invulnerability, and extreme super-strength, often serving as the team's primary muscle. As a student at Metropolis High School and part of the main superhero team, she battles criminals while learning to control her immense strength

She is the team's technical genius, having invented her own shrinking suit, which she uses to fly and fight, despite originally intending it to make her grow. Bumblebee (Karen Beecher) is reimagined as a shy, insecure, yet brilliant tech expert at Metropolis High School. As a main character, she uses a custom-made suit to shrink, fly, and fight, often providing comedic relief through her timid personality powered by a self-designed suit that allows her to shrink to insect size, fly at high speeds, and emit energy "stingers". She is a shy but brave genius specializing in robotics and engineering, using her small size for scouting and espionage.

Jessica Cruz is a Mexican-American Despite her intensity, she is a loyal friend who in second chances and that no one is a lost cause Jessica can materialize, manipulate, and project solid green energy shapes, including tools, weapons, and protective shields that can restrain powerful beings. The ring enables her to fly at high speeds and survive in the vacuum of space. Jessica Cruz is a member of Green Lantern Corps along with Hal. She is the only one who doesn't fight due to her pacifistic lifestyle

Zatanna ("Zee") Zatara is a powerful teenage magician who controls magic, often casting spells by speaking commands backwards. Her abilities include telekinesis, teleportation, reality alteration, and creating energy constructs Zatanna "Zee" Zatara is a confident, dramatic, and stylish teen sorceress who balances being a popular, fashion-conscious performer with her powerful magical abilities. As a theatrical and sometimes vain character, she takes her magic seriously, acting as a loyal friend and natural, albeit temperamental, leader. Despite her ego, she is a loyal, caring friend to her teammates, frequently using her magic to protect them.

Diana Prince, also known as Wonder Woman, is one of the six titular main protagonists of Cartoon Network's 2019 DC Superhero Girls TV series. She is the Princess of the Amazons, and leader of the titular team. Wonder Woman (Diana) is a confident, and highly competitive leader who is, yet, when dealing with modern, especially Steve Trevor. She is a dedicated warrior who balances, and a, with. She is the, leader of the group, often creating strategies, but she can be stubborn, opinionated, and highly competitive immense superhuman strength, speed, durability, and flight. Trained as an Amazon, she utilizes her Lasso of Truth and indestructible bracelets in combat. She is also capable of rapid, magical costume changes.

this version of Jennifer Walters/she hulk comes from Earth-135263 she joins the fantastic four replacing ben grimm because he was depowerd The series highlights her unique ability to switch between her powerful She-Hulk persona and her sharp, intelligent human identity as a lawyer, often resolving issues both in and out of court She-Hulk joins the Fantastic Four, filling in for The Thing when he was depowered, In Fantastic Four: World's Greatest Heroes, She-Hulk (Jennifer Walters) is strong, confident, action-loving, and often more fun-focused, acting as the team's powerhouse & pilot, but also balancing her legal career; she's competitive, never shies from a fight, and embodies a more lighthearted but capable hero, unlike the internal struggles of her cousin, always in control of her She-Hulk form

Jonathan Storm (Earth-135263) Johnny Storm, the Human Torch, gains powers from cosmic rays, allowing him to envelop himself in fiery plasma for flight, project intense heat/flame blasts (from simple bursts to city-block-leveling nova flames), and absorb heat/fire, making him immune to fire and extreme temperatures, able to manipulate air for updrafts, and even see heat signatures Hotheaded & Impulsive: Quick to anger and act without thinking, fitting his fiery powers Despite his flaws, he's fiercely protective of his family, especially Sue, and matures to balance his duties.

he's from Earth-135263 like all versions of reed Richards he's known for his ability to stretch his body to incredible lengths and shapes due to his superhuman elasticity. He is a brilliant scientist, husband to Susan Storm (Invisible Woman Reed Richards or Mr Fantastic is a scientist and the leader of the Fantastic Four. Reed Richards' personality is defined by his genius intellect, scientific obsession, and leadership, often appearing calm, methodical, and detached, but with a deep, if poorly expressed, love for his family

In Fantastic Four: World's Greatest Heroes, Susan Storm (Invisible Woman) is the empathetic, nurturing core of the team, balancing her genius intellect with deep emotional intelligence; she's fiercely protective, acting as a moral compass and mother figure, especially to Johnny, while also being a strong, independent scientist who isn't afraid to challenge Reed, known for her calm demeanor but capable of intense resolve when loved ones are threatened. brilliant scientist, she's always researching and learning, keeping pace with Reed She deeply cares for her family (biological and found) and will go to extreme lengths to keep them safe, often taking on a motherly role for Johnny. In Fantastic Four: World's Greatest Heroes, Susan Storm (Invisible Woman) can bend light to become invisible and create powerful, versatile psionic force fields for defense (shields, domes) or offense (blasts, platforms), also gaining cosmic awareness to "see" invisible things and her own fields through her altered physiology from cosmic rays.

In Fantastic Four: World's Greatest Heroes, The Thing (Ben Grimm) embodies the classic "heart of gold" archetype: gruff, tough, and often complaining about his rocky appearance, but fundamentally kind, loyal, and fiercely protective, known for his catchphrase "It's clobberin' time!" and his surprising sensitivity beneath the stony exterior, a beloved blend of brute strength and gentle soul. despite his giant monster form he cares for his teammates/friends reed susan and Johnny

Personality: The quintessential Peter Parker – intelligent, humorous, prone to wisecracks, deeply responsible, and sometimes overwhelmed by his dual life. He's the everyman hero, relatable to audiences. In Fantastic Four: World's Greatest Heroes, Spider-Man (Peter Parker) brings his classic abilities: super strength, speed, agility, wall-crawling, healing, and his vital Spider-Sense, plus his web-shooters