| Harley Quinn | |
|---|---|
| |
| General Information | |
| Full Name | Harleen Quinzel |
| Nicknames | Harley Quinn Dr. Quinzel |
| Status | Alive |
| Occupation | Criminal Girlboss |
| Alignment | Chaotic Neutral |
| Origin | |
| Species | Human |
| Planet | Earth |
| Biology | |
| Hair Color | Blonde Black and Red Dyed Tips |
| Eye Color | Blue (Left) Pink (Right) |
| Powers | Enhanced Acrobatics Heightened Physical Condition Heightened Intelligence Psychiatric Expertise Enhanced Marksmanship Hand-to-Hand Combat |
| Weaknesses | Mental Instability |
| Other | |
| Equipment | Mallet Baseball Bat Gun |
| Voice Actor | Kari Wahlgren |
| Debut | Case 1: Oswald Cobblepot |
Harley Quinn (born Harleen Quinzel) serves as an antagonist in Justice League: Aftermath.
Appearance[]
Harley wears an augmented version of her original jester outfit, with its sleves and legs cut short, and pockets added. The jester collar has been changed to be sharp instead of round, and is colored black and red instead of white. She wears reverse colored gloves and boots, both right sides having black, and left sides having red. Beneath her outfit is a set of semi-transparent leggings which are black and red. Harley has short blonde hair done into pigtails, with the right one's tips dyed red, and the left's dyed black. She has chalk white body paint, and a black heart tattoo beneath her right eye. Speaking of eyes, Harley has heterochromia, with her left eye being the blue that Harley traditionally has, while the right is pink.
Personality[]
Harley's personality in this continuity has yet to be shown in full. However, some things to already note are that Harley has already moved on from the Joker, and she has her more antihero role despite her chaotic nature and relations with Gotham's criminal underworld, with something of a moral code which is very loose. Her moral code really only is strict when it comes to protecting kids.
History[]
At some point prior to the series, Harley aided the Joker in killing Jason Todd when he was still Robin.
In Case 1: Oswald Cobblepot, Harley was shown dancing in the Iceberg Lounge, enjoying not having to worry about Batman coming around. She also briefly flirted with Two-Face.
Powers[]
- Harley has a heightened physical condition, which primarily makes itself known via her enhanced acrobatic skill. Outside of those with elasticity powers, Harley's flexibility seems second to none. Additionally, Harley has gone toe-to-toe with Batman, having her own fighting skills and some form of heightened durability.
- Despite Harley's outwardly ditzy characteristics, she actually does still have her intelligence from when she was Dr. Quinzel, albeit applied to her more distorted world view upon becoming Harley Quinn. This is most applicable in regards to her psychiatric expertise, able to evaluate the minds of those around her on a whim.
- Harley is an expert marksman.
- Harley wields her iconic hammer, baseball bat, and gun.
Weaknesses[]
- Harley is mentally unstable, making her unpredictable at the best of times.
Appearances[]
- Case 1: Oswald Cobblepot (debut, cameo)
Trivia[]
- Harley's model art as made using Isosceles Right Triangle Vreedle's model art from Ben 10: Omniverse.
- Harley's design is meant to combine the more classic jester Harley Quinn with the more modern interpretations of the character, such as the New 52 iteration or Margot Robbie's portrayal in the DCEU. Her heterochromia alludes to the cotton candy color scheme several recent iterations of Harley utilize, while also alluding to Neopolitan from RWBY.