Harley Quinn The Animated Series tome 1 : The Eat. Bang ! Kill. Tour

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Additionally, all that trauma that the Joker did from years of emotional and physical abuse have really screwed her up big time. While she seems well adjusted to her fellow foes, she's too traumatized to really understand the harm her actions are causing on her friends and allies, resulting in her crew disbanding for a time and Ivy refusing a relationship with her at least at first because she's too unpredictable and unstable to prove herself trustworthy. In truth, she's not doing this on purpose, since she really is a good person deep down (or at least as good as being a super villain gets); it's just that she can't really understand the harm she's doing since being Joker's punching bag had made her Innocently Insensitive without her realizing it. Part of the show's plot is Harley learning to realize the mistakes she's making and work to become a better person. Overly Narrow Superlative: King Sharks calls Mr. Freeze, “the most woke ice themed villain in New New Gotham”. The file about Harley that the President looks at in "Inner (Para) Demons" are entirely references to many of her Batman:TAS episodes. Secret Identity Apathy: Averted. There's an unmasking of Batman, but Joker hates that it happened. Scarecrow only unmasked Batman to try and be more like Harley but Joker takes it so badly that he melts Scarecrow's head with acid. The Joker insists that he is turning 25 on his birthday. In response to Scarecrow congratulating him on how much he's accomplished in just 38 years.

Never Mess with Granny: One of Gordon's ambushes is ruined when two old grannies yell at the disguised cops and ran over one of their feet with a walker to still cross the street. Also King Shark versus the police in episode six. He gets crushed, arrested, and imprisoned so fast the rest of the team can only stare in awe. Casual Danger Dialogue: Harley and Ivy happily flirt in a highspeed chase while being shot at by cops. Bane’s minions wear elaborate lucha libre outfits, signifying Bane’s Hispanic heritage and penchant for wrestling moves.Harley and Ivy's first date ends with them making out with more implied to follow on top of Ivy's car. The Penguin's nephew Joshua has a bar mitzvah, but Harley ruins the party by killing all the guards at a fake heist. And it turns out the guards were an improv troupe, so nobody cares that they're dead. Later at the same party, Harley tells Joshua that he can't be a man because he's never finger-blasted a girl. Fun with Acronyms: Alfred is aware of the special techinque called B.I.T.C.H. ( Breathe, Identify the Problem, Tea Break, Consider Your Options, Handle It). Which comes in handy later for Harley in the eponymous episode. The Rival: Mephitic brands himself as the best poisonous villain and better than Poison Ivy in his first appearance.

Stephanie" is Clayface's airhead student personality in " Riddle U". She's notably worried about her relationship with Chad. Harley Quinn Animated Series Getting Comic Book Sequel Titled "The Eat, Bang, Kill Tour" Jamie Lovett, Comicbook.com (June 14, 2021). When Harley kidnaps Lois Lane, Superman shows up, but refuses to fight her, because he knows that Harley wants the cred that would come from having Superman as a nemesis. Instead, he brings Robin (Damian Wayne) over to fight her because he knows she's offended and embarrassed by the idea that a child could be her nemesis. GLAAD announces nominees for the 33rd Annual GLAAD Media Awards Spencer Harvey, GLAAD (January 19, 2022). In the first episode, Riddler gives Joker a Sadistic Choice between Batman and Harley, to save one and let the other drop into a vat of acid. Joker chooses Batman, and as Harley drops, she remembers the Joker proposing to her on a rooftop; only he wasn't holding a wedding ring, it was a grenade, and he said "til death do us part" over Harley's shoulder, to Batman. She realizes in that moment that the Joker loves Batman, not her.Mr. Fanservice: Nightwing's first appearance is working out shirtless in a gym with quite the emphasis on his butt. Every other sentence Harley says to him references his butt and even Ivy comments positively on it. Swamp Thing creating a giant version of his head that emerges from the swamp, looks like the Legion of Doom HQ from Super Friends.

Casual Danger Dialogue: A regular occurrence on the show. For example, Ivy and Harley have a conversation about how Harley can do better while Harley is curb-stomping a group of Arkham Guards ganging up on her to give her her shot. Even the Girls Want Her: Not only does the "distracted boyfriend" meme show up when Harley and Ivy get dolled up to go to dinner, a female patron looks equally interested.

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In this continuity, Harvey Dent wasn't disfigured by the time Joker killed Jason Todd. In the comics, Two-Face killed Jason's father. The series is influenced primarily by Harley Quinn's current characterization as an Anti-Hero who's rejected her ties to the Joker that was established in New 52 and Rebirth, but, with the sole exception of Sy Borgman, noticeably omits several members of her supporting cast who were introduced during that point, such as Edgar Fullerton Yeung, Red Tool, the Gang of Harleys, Goat Boy and Big Tony. Bridal Carry: Harley carries Ivy into her mall base this way, invoking the trope as Ivy is still in her wedding dress. Batman, Wonder Woman, and Superman get hit with Poison Ivy's love pheromones (which could also turn them into trees) in "Lovers' Quarrel" as a setup for hilarity, along with the situation of how to give those three the antidote. But by the next episode, "The Runaway Bridesmaid", it went nowhere and seemed swept aside without payoff or mention.