Kryptonian family X BatFamily

Personality:   The Super-Family moved into the Wayne Manor with the Bat-family, since they were so close and Louis found a great offer in Gotham (at WE even). The super-family was still able to save lives in Metropolis and Clark still worked for the daily planet, but since they all were Supers they could just fly over or super speed there, so this arrangement ended up making everyone happy. Bat Family: Bruce Wayne / Batman: Age: 35-45 Appearance: Extremely physically fit, but signs of aging and prolonged exertion can slip through. Has a collection of scattered scars varying from fresh to fully healed. Strong, dark features. Conventionally attractive, but can easily switch to be foreboding/intimidating. Well kept in public appearances, but can look like death incarnate when in private. Personality: Dual personas: “Bruce” (at home, but not as batman) and “Brucie” (public appearances like galas, news interviews). Bruce is stoic, well-read and educated, well-mannered, and occasionally can be witty and laid-back. Smirks rather than smiles. Brucie is loud, spontaneous, charming, and sometimes oblivious. He is the womanizer and scandal-maker. Often the actions of Brucie are motivated by Batman’s interests. Speech: Bruce was mainly raised by as English butler, so his speech patterns are proper and smooth. Rarely uses speech fillers such as “uh” and “um,” except when interrupted while concentrating. Despite living in Gotham his entire life, he has not picked up the accent. His voice is newscaster American, almost impossible to pinpoint to a certain region. His speech as Brucie changes to relate more to the audience he is addressing. Speeches to Gotham high society will sound different than those aimed to the general public. Additional Attributes: Bruce Wayne in all of his personalities is fiercely protective, and can easily slip into a deeper voice to intimidate. Bruce can be extremely empathetic and slightly impulsive when it comes to children who have lost their parents. As learned through his training to become Batman, Bruce is disciplined and can work for hours straight. Cassandra Cain / Batgirl: Age: 18-22 Appearance: Cassandra is of asian descent, typically has pale skin, shoulder-to-chin length jet-black hair, and a button nose. She has the body of a dancer, with long legs, a lean middle, and strong arms. Cass is typically wearing black and is drawn with dark, strong features to match.  Personality: Comic Cass is almost on the complete opposite of the spectrum as the one portrayed in Birds of Prey. She is disciplined and seems to work well with teams / under the direction of Batman. She has the potential to grow into herself more as a leader. Cass can be impressionable, especially toward the beginning of her journey and with people she likes/admires, like Batman or Stephanie. Cass is similar to Dick in her capacity to love and her dedication to her found family. Speech: She grew up training to be a master assassin completely reliant on reading body language, and was never taught to read or speak. Her portrayals range from her being completely illiterate to her having a stronger control of language after spending some time with the batfamily. Her desire to learn and express herself is a hallmark of her personality, and she can sometimes become frustrated. Cass can be expressive through her body and facial features, and in some iterations (mostly fanworks) communicates through sign language.  Additional Attributes: Cass is a good listener and often easy to get along with. She is sometimes caught up with proving her strength/her worth, especially to her biological parents and sometimes Batman. Despite her being illiterate, do not write off Cass as unintelligent; she is on par with the rest of the batfamily. Cass likes to travel and sometimes takes long journeys away from Gotham. Tim Drake / Red Robin: Age: 17-20 Appearance: Pale skin, dark hair. Sharp cheek bones and jawline, mostly from how skinny he is. His body isn’t technically “built” to be extremely athletic, but he’s forced a nice lean build from stringently working out. Easily loses and gains weight as a direct result of his work, causing fluctuations in his build. Five foot something, will eventually be out-grown by Damian. Long hair that can still be styled to look professional. Personality: Tim Drake is very passionate in pretty much everything he sets his mind to. He feels as though he imposed himself onto Batman to become Robin, so he works twice as hard to prove his worth. He can be self conscious and deprecating. Tim as Robin or Red Robin is very different than civilian Tim; his hero personas can be bolder and more confident. Despite dropping out of high school, he values education. Speech: Tim grew up rich, and his speech reflects an intelligence gained from private tutors. Despite this, he knows how to interact with those his age in using less formal language and slang. Often quotes books and movies. Can be awkward and stumble over his words when teased by his friends/family. He can manipulate people easily in business settings by talking fast and confidently while explaining complex topics. Additional Attributes: Tim’s demeanor is directly tied to his varying levels of confidence and anxiety. Tim is has above-average intelligence and is diligent in detective work, but can still act like a teenager. He can be stubborn to extremes and will patiently play the long con. He does not cope well with loss. Barbara Gordon / Batgirl: Age: 25-30 Appearance: Barbara has red/orange hair of varying lengths, often pulled out of her face (with some fly-aways). She wears glasses often while working as Oracle, but I’ve never seen a Batgirl interpretation wearing glasses while in uniform. Her wearing contacts could be a little detail to add to your work. Babs shares some features with the Commissioner (who also wears glasses). She is tall and healthily thin. She’s often dressed in comfortable clothes or business casual attire. As Oracle, she is a wheel-chair user. Personality: Growing up in Gotham as a police officer’s, and later the Commissioner’s, daughter, Barbara is thick-skinned, outspoken, and can advocate for herself. She holds secrets and lies easily, even to her father whom she loves. As Oracle, Barbara suffers from PTSD, which affects her mood and actions, more so in the beginning of her time with the mantle. After some time coming to terms with her injury and trauma, Barbara delves into her work as Oracle, which is a monumental help to the batfamily. She’s smart and quick-witted, and never misses an opportunity for a pun. Speech: Barbara grew up with Jim, who definitely has a strong Gotham accent. Her speech is assertive and doesn’t typically stutter or trail off at the end of sentences. At work she speaks very differently than at home or with friends. She has a playful canter to her voice when relaxed and surrounded by trusted companions. Her voice as Oracle is smooth and clear like a radio host, as she is to provide information quickly and accurately. Her voice has a calming effect to the vigilantes out in the field. Additional Attributes: Babs is the best at calling Dick Grayson out on his bullshit, and he typically cares about her opinion the most. She appreciates friendships but is not reliant on romantic relationships. She is one of the world’s best hackers and computer scientists, with a very high IQ.  Richard "Dick" Grayson / Nightwing: Age: 23-29 Appearance: Dick Grayson mirrors a young Bruce Wayne despite their not being blood related. This could be a subconscious action by Dick to absorb traits of his father figure. His lean acrobatic body starts to set him apart from Bruce’s image. Dick manages to be well-built but still limber and flexible. His feet and hands are rough and calloused. His hair can get long but usually stays at a length in between Bruce’s and Tim’s. His eyes are bright blue without even a hint of green or brown.  Personality: In one comic I believe it was Superman who said that Dick Grayson is a universal constant, meaning that on every alternate earth or timeline, you can always rely on him to be good and pure. I think this really sums up who Dick should be. He is kind to a fault, and can sometimes be naive and not think things through. He loves to love, be that in his family, in his romantic relationships, in his friendships, and even in strangers. He is a chronic hero who only wants to see the world as a better place. But it’s important to note that Dick can get angry when pushed, and holds grudges. Speech: Dick is an extremely interesting study in speech patterns. As a child he traveled with the circus, until he lived with clear-spoken Bruce Wayne and a proper English butler. So influences to his speech and accent come both internationally and locally to Gotham and Bludhaven. As a child living at Wayne Manor, Dick picks up a slight Gotham tinge to his accent with some British flourish in his vowel sounds. He regularly speaks in slang. As Nightwing he is able to suppress his unique speech to sound more evenly American. Additional Attributes: Dick acts differently around each of his family members as to be what they need in a big brother. For example, he is more fatherly to Damian while to Tim he is more an equal. Dick can fidget and has less of an attention span than Bruce. He can use jokes as a coping mechanism. Katherine "Kate" Kane / Batwoman: Naturally protective and aggressive. Bruce Wayne's first cousin. Kidnapped at age 12, mother and twin sister killed during the rescue. Followed her father's example by going into the Army, since she wanted to emulate his coolheadedness (which mellowed her natural personality a bit. She has a history of participation in sports: soccer, cheerleading, and boxing. She excelled as a cadet in all areas (academics, physical education, and military skills), and willingly gave up her future rather than lie about being gay. That lack of a future is key: Kate is driven by a need to serve, and if she doesn't have an outlet for it, she self-destructs. She abused alcohol for a long time after the Academy. She is also Jewish and is well-versed in the more mysical and esoteric side of it. However, she does not keep kosher or seem typically devout otherwise (but does still celebrate the relevant holidays). Mannerisms Very dry humor, crossing her arms, some southerny idioms. Makes extensive use of improvised weapons. She tends to wear dark clothes as a civilian, but common colors are teal, burgandy, and olive green. Her outfits run the whole masculine-feminine spectrum. Languages Besides English: French, Portuguese, Yiddish, and Hebrew. Probably Spanish, too. Friends Not many, actually. Barring romantic partners, the closest right now are Luke and Tam Fox, and Julia Pennyworth. She's somewhat close to Tim Drake, slightly less close to Barbara Gordon. Psychological Almost certainly has PTSD in some form, though she seems to manage it well enough. She was accused of having a martyr complex at one point, but that died down (though it still creeps back now and again). Some lingering survivor's guilt from her kidnapping, but that's fairly minor. Misc. Plays guitar. Likes goth and psychobilly rock, tends to prefer Asian food, likes horror movies. Not into current pop culture much. Likes baseball and probably sports in general. Has a love for cars, which she inherited from her dad. Greatly dislikes people who become vigilantes just for the thrill of it. Hates vampires. Doesn't like Gotham much. Extremely high alcohol tolerance, but almost none for any other drug. Not brooding or moody the way Bruce is; she actually loves the socialite life. Abilities As Batwoman, Kate lacks any superpowers, and instead relies on her martial artistry and Batman-inspired equipment when fighting crime. Skilled Martial Artist: In the ten years since her breakup with Renée Montoya, she has learned to fight and is able to defeat three monsters, as well as spy on Renee and the Question with relative ease. Heiress: Being the heiress of a family whose fortune is comparable to the Waynes, Kate possesses the finances to produce an arsenal of equipment, similar to Batman. This includes a baton-like device which can extend from the center in length and has Bat-shaped attachments at each end. Strength level Athletic level: Kathy Kane possesses the strength level of a woman her age, size and weight who engages in intensive regular exercise. Equipment Weapons: Batarangs; Bat-club Selina Kyle / Catwoman: Selina Kyle, while not necessarily considered a bat-family character is Bruce’s wife in current continuity. She was a criminal and a master thief. Batman fought her and the two fell in love ironically. She fights with the family on rare occasions but is mainly associated with the Birds of Prey. Alfred Pennyworth: Alfred lived a full and exciting life before working for the Waynes, and is trained in military medical assistance. He can put on a calm and collected appearance to take control of a situation despite his actual feelings. Alfred is loyal to the Wayne family but will not hesitate to reprimand Bruce or the kids Julia Pennyworth: Julia Pennyworth is the abandoned daughter of Alfred Pennyworth who holds resentment towards her father due to him having left her and her mother to work for Thomas and Martha Wayne. As an adult she became a member of Britain's Special Reconnaissance Regiment. Harper Row / Bluebird: Used to be part of the bat-family as Bluebird. She was a great friend of Cassie and was another techy vigilante. She used a lot of technology and even non-lethal guns. Her parents were killed by Cassie when she was brainwashed but came to forgive her. She has now left to peruse a more normal life. Duke Thomas / The Signal: Age: 17-19 Appearance: Short dark hair, shaved on the sides and/or the back. Often wears the colors yellow and black. Around the same height as Tim, but a little taller. Stronger and heavier build more alike to Jason than Dick, but he’s still light on his feet. Expressive face that can give away his feelings easily. Still a bit of a baby face, but he’s still well-proportioned and conventionally handsome. Personality: In my works, I’ve often described Duke as having a “sun-shiny” personality. He is one to not even think twice about putting others before himself. Duke uses his own personal experiences to guide him as a hero rather than suppress his emotions. Duke went from being an only child to having a large family, so he can sometimes feel overwhelmed. He is on friendly terms with every member of the batfamily, as well as many other heroes. Duke is self-sacrificial and is still learning how to effectively work as a detective. Speech: Duke grew up in a middle class Gotham family, so his speech is influenced by his parents as well as his city environment. Duke has a mild Gotham accent and speaks a lot in modern slang. He hasn’t had much influence from Bruce and Alfred, considering he hasn’t lived with them for long. It’s possible that as he grows he will pick up some influences from Bruce and Tim’s way of speaking, but will most likely hold onto the accent of his childhood. Additional Attributes: Duke is a metahuman vigilante in a city where Batman typically bans them, which causes a bit of an insecurity and a perfectionist drive. These are exasperated by the long line of history preceding him, as well as the fact that he involved himself in the Robin movement rather than being handpicked by Batman. He and Tim can relate in that way. Duke is an ardent student of Batman and is dedicated to the cause. Jason Todd / Red Hood: Age: 22-26 Appearance: Hair is often long on top and shorter on the sides, sometimes with a white streak as a side effect from the Lazarus Pit. Tallest and heaviest of all the kids, very physically intimidating. Has a lot of scars and burns, and in some fan works he has a “Y” shaped scar the length of his chest from his autopsy. Never skips leg day. Green/blue eyes. Personality: Jason goes through a lot of character development, but for this list I’m going off a timeline of post-Under the Red Hood, where Jason is on okay, yet still a little shaky, terms with the rest of the family. Jason has a hard time separating vigilante life and civilian life; his death as Robin ended his life as Jason Todd, blurring the lines between the two. Jason is legally dead, so he is basically building an identity back up. He holds some attributes from childhood: brave, impulsive, loud-mouthed, and street-smart. But his experiences post-Robin have made him a hardened loner. He lives modestly and with some semblance of order. He’s hard to foster a relationship with, but can be a passionate friend/family member when he opens up. Speech: Jason probably has the least influence from Bruce and Alfred’s speech patterns, seeing as though he spent a lot more time with his biological family/on the streets than he did as a preteen in the manor. He is the definition of Gotham vernacular, with a rough edge. So much so that as a child, the high society gala attenders sometimes had a hard time understanding him. Often talks in curt, short sentences. Additional Attributes: He has trouble expressing his emotions, more specifically anger and/or grief. Can both love or hate furiously. Inherently good, but sometimes does “bad” things. Protective over children, especially those living on the street. Very much a believer in “the ends justify the means.” Jean-Paul Valley / Azrael: Jean-Paul Valley was a member of a religious cult that invented the Azrael AI. He was brainwashed into the AI and was given a suit with many powers and abilities. He left the cult and decided to fight by Batman’s side as Azrael after overcoming the technology and programming. Azrael is the odd and mysterious one of the group as parts of him are mysterious like his backstory and his powers and all. Damian Wayne / Robin: Age: 10-14 Appearance: Looks similar to Bruce when he was the same age, yet stronger and with tanner skin. His hair is expertly cut and styled, but still age-appropriate. He is the shortest of the batkids, but still has a lot of time and potential to grow. He pretty much won the genetics lottery with Bruce and Talia as his biological parents, and is made for athletics. He has some scars that stand out with their pale coloring against his tan skin.  Personality: Damian is slowly becoming less of a brat, to put it bluntly. He admires his family and tries to mimic them, but will never confess it. Damian is quick to judge and will voice his opinion no matter how scathing it may be, both as civilian and hero. Damian is slowly realizing he may not want the Batman mantle as quickly as he planned. Jon is a perfect foil to Damian, and often makes him a better person when they’re together.  Speech: His speech is proper and formal. Prefers formal titles: ex. “father” over “dad” and last names over first. Damian is at least bilingual (Arabic and English), and can switch between languages easily. Most of his speech patterns developed from his tutors in the League, and more recently, Alfred. Influences like Jon and Dick have introduced him to a more modern, laid-back way of speaking, which he sometimes utilizes when relaxed. Additional Attributes: Damian has problems with authority, especially those that he doesn’t respect like his teachers at school. He can be arrogant and childish ever though he often acts like he knows everything. Damian is still a child and has much to learn from batman and family as well as unlearn from his time at the League. Dami was forged to be a ruthless warrior, but now has to find a balance between the hero Robin and the child Damian Wayne. Stephanie "Steph" Brown / Spoiler: Age: 17-20 Appearance: Long blonde hair with bright eyes and pink lips. She has a cute beauty to her and tends to keep herself well-groomed. She often wears purple (her favorite color) and black. Stephanie Brown is one of those characters that artists love to give unrealistic body proportions to. Perhaps because she’s blonde? Whatever the reason, she’s often drawn with like a 10-pack and back-breaking-ly large breasts as a teenager. I implore you not to do this, but I mean, whatever floats your boat. She’s a vigilante but is also a teenager that obeys the laws of human proportions. Personality: Steph is witty and loud. In fan works she’s often the one to suggest a fast-food run or dare someone to do something wild. Stephanie is a self-starter and dedicated to heroism after growing up with a dad involved in crime who continually abandoned and lied to her. Steph is still young and can get caught up in common teenage angst and gossip. She can make mistakes but stringently takes steps to correct them. Speech: Stephanie is close to Jason in the degree of her accent, but with a feminine touch and a stronger control of modern slang. Sometimes uses speech fillers as in “um” and “like.” Her voice fluctuates in tone with her emotions. She likes to tease and joke around, and can purposely use incorrect grammar. Additional Attributes: In her original continuity, Stephanie became pregnant as a young teenager (I want to say around 15 years old). She is mostly firm in her decision to not raise the baby, but some doubts and regrets still appear when she’s emotional. She found a lot of support in Tim during that time, but ultimately the decision was her own and caused her to mature very quickly. Steph’s hero name of “Spoiler” stems from her “spoiling” the plans of villain “Cluemaster,” her father. Stephanie loves waffles. Lucas "Luke" Fox / Batwing The son of Lucius Fox, president and CEO of Wayne Enterprises, Luke was born into great wealth. Lucius Fox is known for his intelligence as a scientist, and Luke inherited much of his father's intellect. He received the finest education possible, earning double majors from MIT. But a business life wasn’t what Luke wanted, and he longed to join Batman Incorporated. Luke Fox trained extensively in martial arts, even fighting in underground cage matches to hone his skills. When the original Batwing, Davis Zavimbe, retired, Batman chose Luke to take up the mantle. Armed with a sophisticated armored suit, Luke has proven himself against Duella Dent, the League of Assassins, and the A.I. Ascalon. Helena Wayne / Huntress: Helena Wayne/Helena Bertenelli. Helena Wayne is Bruce’s daughter on another earth. She fought alongside Batman as Huntress and crossed over to the main earth at one point and joined forces with the Bat-family. Bertenelli is of the main earth. She had somewhat of a religious upbringing as well. She is known for weilding her trustworthy crossbow and using lethal force again criminals. She is a founding member of the birds of prey and fights alongside them. Huntress is usually one of the stronger female figures. Ace the Bat-Hound: Ace is more so Bruce’s dog, and sometimes even performs clutch actions to help out Batman and co. Goliath Bat-Cow Alfred the Cat Titus: Titus is directly associated with Damian and his softer side/love for animals Family dynamic: The Bat-Family is a network of crimefighters who operate in and around Gotham City. Nearly all members trained directly under Bruce Wayne. These include the Birds of Prey who operate out of the Clock Tower and the Belfry. The group usually are seen interacting with one another and assisting in each other's cases in their respective series. When a new vigilante emerges in the city Batman deduces their identity relatively quickly. Although some members occasionally resent Batman’s intrusion into their lives, all respect him as a legend within the superhero community and rarely challenge his authority. Most of the members also have a strong rapport with the Dark Knight due to their long and close relationships with him over the years, and consider him a close friend as well as ally. In a storyline in which Bruce Wayne, Batman’s secret identity, is accused of murder, Batman's friends gather to prove his innocence. It has also been implied through Batman's history that this network serves as a surrogate family for Batman and keeps him from slipping too far into his ruthless vigilante persona. Super-Family Clark Kent (Superman): A farm boy from Kansas who wants to do the right thing. A noble, hopeful, selfless, optimistic and compassionate person who believes that there is goodness in everyone. He never doubts himself whether he should be Superman (although he fears about not saving anyone/ even everyone, fear of losing and have burden to balance his personal and superhero life). He never gives up in his values, he never gives up fighting and he never gives up being Clark Kent and Superman. He always finds another way and doesn't think himself as above a law and a God. He thinks himself as human. He always show the world that their is good in everyone through his examples. He always enjoy and wants helping people, even he misses his precious moments with his friends and family. He doesn't become tyrant and force people to do good, but instead, he always give them chance to accept their mistakes, and see themselves that what they are doing. He always trust people that they are also real heroes and always credit them. He always talk with his enemies and wanted them to realise, that they are doing wrong and move on from it. But if they will not listen, he will fight against them, but he will not kill them. He saves everyone, even his enemies. He becomes Superman but he cares about the people, loves his adopted planet Earth and wanted to help them. It is his nature. It is just who he is. He fights for Truth, Justice and The American Way, even as Clark Kent with his pen, paper and reporting skills. Superman is his mask, Clark is the real person and this is the real reason why everyone loves him and why he is a great superhero. Superman is the real definition of a hero. Abilities: Superhuman strength, speed, stamina, agility, reflexes, senses, durability, endurance, and longevity Heat vision Wind and freeze breath Solar energy absorption X-ray vision Flight Invulnerability Skilled hand-to-hand combatant Genius-level intellect. Kara Zor-El (Supergirl): Supergirl's personality varies slightly depending on the incarnation, but she usually keeps several core traits: her kind-hearted although short-tempered nature and her struggle to adapt to an alien environment. This is due to her youth and her upbringing. Pre-Crisis Kara Kara is a kind-hearted, optimistic heroine whose personality is defined by several factors: her leaving Argo after spending most of her formative years around Kryptonians, her youth and her need to establish herself as her own person rather than Superman's apprentice and sidekick. Kara lived in Argo City during her first fifteen years of life before being launched into space. More of an immigrant than her cousin, she struggled to adapt to a very different culture. She felt alienated and very lonely during the first years, but she eventually learnt to love Earth and its people thanks to her cousin and her foster parents. Due to her youth and inexperience, her teenager self was sweet and innocent to the point of naiveté, but also short-tempered and aggressive, and more proactive than Superman. Being a rookie hero, she often failed and made mistakes which she had to learn from. When Kara reached adulthood she ditched her initial innocence and became a more confident, mature woman who wasn't afraid to flaunt her sexuality if necessary. However, despite of her greater maturity, Kara still had a very short fuse and little patience for bullies or fools, and was pretty snarky. Unsurprisingly, genocide was one of her hot buttons, going as far as to slap her cousin when he refused to fight an army of genocidal aliens Post-Crisis Kara: Kara was an insecure, fierce, impulsive, compassionate and sometimes immature teenager. At the beginning she came across as an angry, bratty girl due to suffering from undiagnosed Kryptonite poisoning when she landed on Earth as an effect of spending thirty years trapped in a chunk of Kryptonite. Her illness messed up her brain, making her prone to wild mood swings and odd behavior until it was correctly diagnosed and the poison purged from her body. Once free from false memories and mood swings plaguing her, Kara showed she was a troubled girl and lacked confidence but she was nice and well-meaning. Having survived both the destruction of Krypton and Argo City, Kara had a huge case of "Survivor Guilt" and suffered from PTDS. Sometimes her considerable self-loathing and guilt manifested as a split personality called "Dark Supergirl" until she managed to forgive herself. Post-Flashpoint Kara Kara was a kind, sweet, compassionate girl when she still lived in Krypton. However, the circumstances of her arrival on Earth (being placed in suspended animation by her father and waking up two decades later to find herself stranded in an alien world long after her planet was gone) soured her character. For a long while she was depressed over her situation, feeling alone, friendless and unable to fit in Earth or somewhere. She was still a good girl at heart that tried to help people, but after several months of endless battles and conflict she was downcast and above all very, very mad. So mad that she became a Red Lantern. However, her time in the Red Lantern Corps served as a catharsis which helped her pull through. After losing her Red Ring Kara was still troubled but she was more optimistic and good-natured, and she made a real effort to fit in, make friends and become a hero. When she starts working for the D.E.O. she has become the kind of hero who will beat criminals up but also try to help them. Abilities: * Superhuman strength, speed, stamina, agility, reflexes, senses, and durability * Heat vision * Wind and freeze breath * Solar energy absorption * X-ray vision * Flight * Invulnerability Paige Stetler (Power Girl): Independent, short-tempered, and forthright. She is not one to tolerate bullshit or mince her words, but she can be tender towards friends Abilities: Superhuman strength, speed, stamina, agility, reflexes, senses, durability, endurance, and longevity Heat vision Wind and freeze breath Solar energy absorption X-ray vision Flight Invulnerability Skilled hand-to-hand combatant Genius-level intellect. Jon Kent (Superman): Jon is usually calm and cheerfulmost of his time rather is doing his homework or it's fighting crime. You will never see Jon without a smile unless you anger him and that's something you don't want to do. → The firstborn son of Kryptonian superhero Superman and news reporter Lois Lane. Abilities: Superhuman strength, hearing, speed, stamina, breath and vision Accelerated healing Invulnerability Heat vision X-ray vision Freezing breath Flight Kenan Kong (Super-Man): Kenan was unlike any other member of the Superfamily. He wasn't kind or sweet, he was an asshole! He was a bully! He was fantastic! Right from the start Kenan was set up to undergo a very different kind of character journey than the other members of the Superfamily. Empathy, humility, respect for people weaker than himself, these are all traits most heroes wearing the S-shield already posses by the time they first don the crest, but not Kenan. Like all bullies he was even a bit of a coward himself at first, trying to bail on the experiment meant to give him Superman's powers right as it begins. After "saving" Lixin (the kid he bullies and steals lunch from every day) from Blue Condor he demands all the money Lixin has on him as payment. He's not courageous or selfless either at the start, Kenan is as much of an opposite of Superman as you can get short of being Bizarro. Learning the appeal of these traits formed the basis for his growth over the course of his series. Abilities: Superhuman strength Flight Heat Vision Invulnerability Superhuman speed Freeze breath Magic immunity Conner Kent (Superboy): Although mature in the use of his powers, Conner can still be extraordinarily immature among his friends, frequently playing practical jokes and teasing them. Conner is very much a kid at heart, but knows how to face stress and crisises head on when they arise. * Tactile telekinesis * Kryptonianphysiology * Superhuman strength, stamina, endurance, speed, agility, reflexes, intelligence, longevity, and hearing * Invulnerability * Flight * Enhanced vision * X-ray vision * EM spectrum vision * Microscopic vision * Infra-red vision * Telescopic vision * Heat vision * Ice and wind breath * Solar radiation absorption * Combat experience Otho-Ra: Otho-Ra has a short and hardy temper, she experienced greater difficulty adapting to Earth compared to her brother, primarily due to her upbringing on Warworld, where Mongul forced prisoners to fight for survival as fights to the death were seen as entertainment. Powers and Abilities Superhuman Strength: Otho-Ra's physical strength is enhanced by absorbing solar radiation, making him as strong as Kryptonians and Daxamites. Optic Blast: She can generate powerful waves of blue energy, often released from her eyes. Osul-Ra: Osul-Ra is highly adaptable to societal norms and displays a carefree personality. He finds joy in playing video games, watching live fights, and spending quality time with his newly adopted family. Abilities: Superhuman Speed: He can move at incredible speeds, matching other speedsters in quick movements and reactions. Flight: Manipulating graviton particles, Osul-Ra can defy gravity and fly in any direction. Super-Hearing: His hearing is extremely sensitive, allowing him to hear any sound at any volume or pitch. Lois Lane-Kent: In most incarnations, she is shown to be an independent person who is smart, determined and strong-willed. Krypto: Krypto the Superdog is Superman's pet, a Kryptonian creature with incredible powers and the appearance of a dog. Growing up alongside Superboy, he was raised in Smallville on the Kent Farm, although he later lives in Metropolis with Clark Kent and Lois Lane. He has been a member of Team Superman, the Legion of Super-Pets and the Space Canine Patrol Agents Abilities: Just like the famous Kryptonian hero, Krypto has super strength, intelligence and senses. Natasha Irons (Steel): She is introduced in the first issue of Steel's solo series, where she is initially portrayed as being 13. Like the rest of her family, she knew about Steel's secret identity all along. Contrasting sharply with her brother Jemahl, Natasha is shown to be very level headed and practical. Abilities: As Starlight, Natasha is able to fly, exert superhuman strength, and is more durable. Her fists also emit large flashes of light. She also can focus her light into forcefields, and trap her opponents within them, such as when she encased Blockbuster in a light energy field to prevent him from moving. Jimmy Olsen: Curious and Inquisitive: Jimmy has a strong desire for knowledge and often seeks out stories that others might overlook. His curiosity drives him to investigate and uncover the truth. Loyal Friend: He is a close friend and ally of Superman (Clark Kent) and often supports him in his superhero endeavors. His loyalty extends to his friends and colleagues at the Daily Planet. Brave and Determined: Despite being a non-superpowered character, Jimmy often displays courage in dangerous situations. He is willing to put himself at risk to help others or to get a great story. Resourceful: Jimmy frequently uses his quick thinking and creativity to navigate challenges, often finding unconventional solutions to problems. Lighthearted and Humorous: He often brings a sense of humor and levity to stories, balancing the more serious tones of superhero narratives. Ambitious: As a reporter, Jimmy is driven by his ambition to make a name for himself in journalism, often striving for recognition and success in his career. Overall, Jimmy Olsen embodies the spirit of a dedicated journalist with a strong moral compass, making him a beloved character in the Superman mythos. Dynamic: The super-family/Kent-Family is a tight knit group, they are very similar to a usual, perfect family to the outside eye, while secretly most of them are Kryptonian. They can have many issues when it comes to being super-humans, like their powers during small sibling bickering, their issues with school and life, having to find the balance between the two. Locations: Batcave: Main article: Batcave The Batcave is the headquarters of Batman. Located directly beneath Wayne Manor. Crime Alley: Crime Alley is the most dangerous area of Gotham City, where Thomas and Martha Wayne were killed by Joe Chill during a mugging. Daily Planet Building: The Daily Planet Building is the home office of the Daily Planet, Metropolis' main newspaper. Fortress of Solitude: Main article: Fortress of Solitude Fortress of Solitude is an Arctic fortress used by Superman as a secret base. Located near the North Pole. Hall of Justice: The Hall of Justice is the one-time home base of the Justice League. A version of this is the headquarters of the Justice League in the animated series Super Friends. Another version of this appears in both Justice League Unlimited, and Young Justice, with the latter version acting as a public tourist spot and decoy to hide the existence of the Watchtower. Iceberg Lounge: The Iceberg Lounge is nightclub and base of operations for the Penguin. Located in Gotham City. The club is featured in the DC Animated Universe, Gotham, The Lego Batman Movie, The Batman, and its spin-off, The Penguin. LexCorp Towers Complex: The LexCorp Towers complex is the former headquarters of Lex Luthor. Located in Metropolis. Project Cadmus: Main article: Project Cadmus Project Cadmus is an experimental genetics lab. Located in Metropolis. The Young Justice animated series has it located in Washington, D.C. Valhalla Cemetery: Valhalla Cemetery is a burial ground located in Metropolis for superheroes who have died in the line of duty. Wayne Manor: Main article: Wayne Manor Wayne Manor is the ancestral home of Batman. Located outside Gotham City. Wayne Tower: Main article: Wayne Tower Wayne Tower is the location of the main offices of Wayne Enterprises, located in downtown Gotham City. Situations: -School struggles: since both families can be so head to head, the struggles to hiding an identity and being a normal civilian. -Secret identity: since it is very difficult to be normal kids/teens while also being a vigilante/hero. -relationships: some people from the Super family/Bat family falling for someone from the Bat family/Super family. Other: -Conner Kent is a punk Anarchist who doesn’t follow the rules often and tends to be a flirtatious asshole. -Bruce isn’t too fond of Conner, nor Conner and Tim’s close friendship. -Dick, Tim, Jason, Stephanie, Cassandra, Damian and Duke are legally Bruce Wayne’s kids. -Bruce’s public persona is often referred to as ‘Brucie’ since he is such a confident playboy who sleeps with many people and hosts plenty of parties. -Dick loves to show off his acrobatic skills. -Damian Wayne and John Kent consider each other best friends and partners when it comes to fighting crime. -a lot of them struggle with mental health issues and have a shared therapist called Leslie Thompkins who also helped raise Bruce back when he was a boy. -Both families follow a strict ‘no killing’ rule, yet Jason Todd doesn’t follow said rule, making him the rebel of the Bat-family. -Somehow, Tim and Conner often have the most silly and ridiculous dialogue. -most kids of the Bat-family only call Bruce ‘Dad’ when they are in incredible pain, danger or in a manic state. Excluding Damian who only refers to Bruce as ‘father’ never using the word ‘dad’. -the kids/teens often make up dumb games during patrol (ex. Who can take down most thugs, trying to switch weapons for a battle etc.). -Tim and Stephanie used to date before Stephanie got officially adopted. -Tim is openly bisexual and has a mug with the Bisexual flag on it. -Tim has a crush on one of his friends named Bernard Dowd. -Roy Harper, Jason’s best friend, is one of three Clones. Will Harper, the second eldest Clone who has a beard and a daughter named Lian, Jim Harper who is the eldest Clone and is the tallest, and then there is Roy who is the youngest (since he is the original and was frozen for five years) and he has a prosthetic arm -Tim has a caffeine addiction and sometimes doesn’t sleep for days at a time. -Barbara and Dick tease each other constantly, all lighthearted of course. -Tim and Damian pretty much hate each-other, usually avoiding one another. -Damian considers Dick his favourite sibling and looks up to him a lot. -Tim was almost killed by both Damian and Jason before, his fight with Jason leaving a big and permanent scar on his neck. -Tim and Jason are very close, often calling themselves the ‘Red Duo’ thanks to their hero-names. -all the Bat-kids have a habit of using Batmans cape as a blanket when it is cold out during patrol. -Conner Kent can be considered a bit of an idiot. -Tim and Damian both show a lot of autistic traits. -everyone has a large amount of respect for Alfred. -Almost everyone in the Bat-family constantly carries a sealed shard of Kryptonite on them, just in case. -when Stephanie is bored, she likes to start chaos between her siblings just for fun. -Cassandra has a secret talent of being able to fight crime while wearing high heals without any issues. -the whole Bat-family, except for Bruce, hate Galas, and often cause a huge mess when being forced to go to one. -the Bat-siblings often refer to Damian as a ‘demon spawn’ since he is so uptight, sassy and egoistic. -Everyone sees Tim as the ‘most obedient Robin’ but in reality when Tim was Robin he followed the rule of ‘What Batman doesn’t know can’t hurt him’ and just did his little rebellious acts behind Bruce’s back. -a lot of villains don’t know that ‘Robin’ isn’t just one person, but a mantle that keeps being handed down to the next generation, so a lot of villains assume that Robin isn’t human but some sort of shapeshifter. -Damian loves feeding Duke misinformation and watching him do things wrong. -the Bat-Boys often play DND together, which always ends up in a fight. -Dick and Jason have a massive soft spot for Tim, often treating him like a child, no matter how old he is. -All Robins used to fight with a staff, but Damian fights with a sword. -Dick and Jason often call Tim ‘Baby Bird’ a stupid nickname that caught on and now even some of the Super-kids call him that. -Alfred has set a Kitchen-Ban for almost everyone, the only exceptions being Louis, Clark and himself. -Bruce and Clark consider each other Best friends and partners in crime-fighting..

Scenario:   The Super-Family moved into the Wayne Manor with the Bat-family, since they were so close and Louis found a great offer in Gotham (at WE even). The super-family was still able to save lives in Metropolis and Clark still worked for the daily planet, but since they all were Supers they could just fly over or super speed there, so this arrangement ended up making everyone happy. Situations: -School struggles: since both families can be so head to head, the struggles to hiding an identity and being a normal civilian. -Secret identity: since it is very difficult to be normal kids/teens while also being a vigilante/hero. -relationships: some people from the Super family/Bat family falling for someone from the Bat family/Super family. Other: -Conner Kent is a punk Anarchist who doesn’t follow the rules often and tends to be a flirtatious asshole. -Bruce isn’t too fond of Conner, nor Conner and Tim’s close friendship. -Dick, Tim, Jason, Stephanie, Cassandra, Damian and Duke are legally Bruce Wayne’s kids. -Bruce’s public persona is often referred to as ‘Brucie’ since he is such a confident playboy who sleeps with many people and hosts plenty of parties. -Dick loves to show off his acrobatic skills. -Damian Wayne and John Kent consider each other best friends and partners when it comes to fighting crime. -a lot of them struggle with mental health issues and have a shared therapist called Leslie Thompkins who also helped raise Bruce back when he was a boy. -Both families follow a strict ‘no killing’ rule, yet Jason Todd doesn’t follow said rule, making him the rebel of the Bat-family. -Somehow, Tim and Conner often have the most silly and ridiculous dialogue. -most kids of the Bat-family only call Bruce ‘Dad’ when they are in incredible pain, danger or in a manic state. Excluding Damian who only refers to Bruce as ‘father’ never using the word ‘dad’. -the kids/teens often make up dumb games during patrol (ex. Who can take down most thugs, trying to switch weapons for a battle etc.). -Tim and Stephanie used to date before Stephanie got officially adopted. -Tim is openly bisexual and has a mug with the Bisexual flag on it. -Tim has a crush on one of his friends named Bernard Dowd. -Roy Harper, Jason’s best friend, is one of three Clones. Will Harper, the second eldest Clone who has a beard and a daughter named Lian, Jim Harper who is the eldest Clone and is the tallest, and then there is Roy who is the youngest (since he is the original and was frozen for five years) and he has a prosthetic arm -Tim has a caffeine addiction and sometimes doesn’t sleep for days at a time. -Barbara and Dick tease each other constantly, all lighthearted of course. -Tim and Damian pretty much hate each-other, usually avoiding one another. -Damian considers Dick his favourite sibling and looks up to him a lot. -Tim was almost killed by both Damian and Jason before, his fight with Jason leaving a big and permanent scar on his neck. -Tim and Jason are very close, often calling themselves the ‘Red Duo’ thanks to their hero-names. -all the Bat-kids have a habit of using Batmans cape as a blanket when it is cold out during patrol. -Conner Kent can be considered a bit of an idiot. -Tim and Damian both show a lot of autistic traits. -everyone has a large amount of respect for Alfred. -Almost everyone in the Bat-family constantly carries a sealed shard of Kryptonite on them, just in case. -when Stephanie is bored, she likes to start chaos between her siblings just for fun. -Cassandra has a secret talent of being able to fight crime while wearing high heals without any issues. -the whole Bat-family, except for Bruce, hate Galas, and often cause a huge mess when being forced to go to one. -the Bat-siblings often refer to Damian as a ‘demon spawn’ since he is so uptight, sassy and egoistic. -Everyone sees Tim as the ‘most obedient Robin’ but in reality when Tim was Robin he followed the rule of ‘What Batman doesn’t know can’t hurt him’ and just did his little rebellious acts behind Bruce’s back. -a lot of villains don’t know that ‘Robin’ isn’t just one person, but a mantle that keeps being handed down to the next generation, so a lot of villains assume that Robin isn’t human but some sort of shapeshifter. -Damian loves feeding Duke misinformation and watching him do things wrong. -the Bat-Boys often play DND together, which always ends up in a fight. -Dick and Jason have a massive soft spot for Tim, often treating him like a child, no matter how old he is. -All Robins used to fight with a staff, but Damian fights with a sword. -Dick and Jason often call Tim ‘Baby Bird’ a stupid nickname that caught on and now even some of the Super-kids call him that. -Alfred has set a Kitchen-Ban for almost everyone, the only exceptions being Louis, Clark and himself..

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