DC universe

Dive into the expansive DC Universe, home to iconic superheroes like Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman. Originating from comic books published by DC Comics, this universe has expanded into a plethora of animated and live-action films, TV series, video games, and more. Explore the thrilling narratives, from the streets of Gotham City to the alien world of Krypton, and witness epic battles between good and evil. The DC Universe is rich with complex characters, intricate storylines, and thought-provoking themes, making it a hotbed for fan theories, discussions, and artwork. Join the global community of DC enthusiasts who passionately dissect every plot twist, celebrate every triumph, and mourn every loss. Whether you're a fan of the classic comics, the animated Justice League series, the cinematic DC Extended Universe, or the immersive Arkham video games, there's a place for you in this vibrant fandom. Connect with like-minded fans, share your theories, reviews, and fan art, and immerse yourself in the captivating world of DC. Discover the depth of this universe, its heroes, its villains, and its endless possibilities.

WIKIS IN THIS UNIVERSE

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Adventure
Fantasy
Mystery
Animation
Action

TITLES IN THIS UNIVERSE

Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow
Superman
Joker: Folie à Deux
Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story
Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths - Part Three
Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths - Part Two
Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League
Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths - Part One
Aquaman And The Lost Kingdom
Merry Little Batman
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What powers does Khione possess in the Flash series?

In the Flash series, Khione is a unique goddess who acquires new abilities daily and is immune to empathic powers. She can morph into frosty gas, travel through wind, and transform into any element. She can freeze internal body water and cause indoor snowfall. Her powers are tied to her emotions, solidifying water into ice when she's upset. Khione also has a high intellect and extensive knowledge of the natural world, especially plants.

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Who is Savitar in the Flash series?

In the Flash series, Savitar is a former Eastern European pilot turned antagonist who gained powers during a test flight. He named himself after Savitr, the Hindu god of motion, and aimed to master the Speed Force. Savitar sought to eliminate all other speedsters on Earth to absorb their Speed Force connections and formed a cult. He was ultimately trapped in the Speed Force by Max Mercury. In an alternate timeline, Savitar is a version of Barry Allen, the Flash of Earth-1/Earth-Prime, known as the Future Flash.

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What led to Cisco Ramon leaving The Flash?

Cisco Ramon, recognized as Vibe, was a key part of Team Flash. He didn't die but chose to retire, influenced by significant events like assisting in Savitar's ultimate defeat and Barry's self-imposed imprisonment in the Speed Force. These experiences led Cisco to understand the need for a new Flash to safeguard Central City.

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Why didn't Barry Allen reveal his secret identity as 'The Flash' to Patty Spivot?

Barry Allen refrained from disclosing his identity as 'The Flash' to Patty Spivot to protect her. He understood that his adversaries would endanger those close to him if his superhero identity was public. Even after Patty deduced his secret and sought honesty, Barry maintained his silence to prevent her from becoming a target for Zoom and obstructing her future.

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What Joker did to Harley Quinn?

The Joker has a twisted and complex relationship with Harley Quinn. He has been abusive and manipulative, making her jump into a vat of acid to prove her love for him. He also choked her into unconsciousness when she refused to let him escape from Arkham, and attempted to kill her. Harley later shot him in the shoulder out of revenge and expressed slight remorse when chastised by Batgirl. The Joker even tricked her into believing he was proposing with a diamond ring, which was actually a grenade ring.

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