The Batman

Heroes

Batman

The Batman is a masked vigilante and the hero of Gotham City. Bruce Wayne was born a child of wealth when Bruce was a young boy, his parents were brutally gunned down by a mugger, leaving Bruce an orphan. The family butler, Alfred Pennyworth, picked Bruce up at the police station and soon became his legal guardian. Alfred raised Bruce in Wayne Manor as if he were his own son. He fashioned a dark costume for himself to conceal his true identity and took on the guise of the Batman. His connection to Wayne Industries provided him access to technology that he used to develop his crime fighting arsenal.

Robin

Dick Grayson is the first Robin, sidekick to Batman. Dick later becomes known as Nightwing. After the tragic loss of Dick's parents, Bruce Wayne took young Dick under his wing. To bring justice to the criminal’s responsible for his parent’s death; Dick joined The Batman's side as Robin. A young but highly skilled and energetic acrobat, Robin has become an asset to the fight alongside The Batman and Batgirl. Dick, in accordance with his Pre-Crisis origins, voluntarily steps down as Robin to become Nightwing. He still has a good relationship with Bruce and Barbara.

Batgirl

Batgirl is daughter of Gotham's Commissioner Gordon, is a strong-willed, stubborn teen with an ironic wit. Inspired by her first contact with The Batman, she dons the cape and cowl to become Batgirl to fight alongside the Batman, in accordance with his Pre-Crisis origins Barbara adopted the new identity of Oracle, and aided the Dark Knight with her computer expertise, which provided Batman with a constant stream of information in the field to aid his battle against crime.

Justice League

Martian Manhunter

Green Lantern

Green Arrow

Superman

Flash

Hawkman

Others

Alfred Pennyworth

Alfred Pennyworth is Bruce Wayne's butler, he helps the Batman on many of his missions. He was hired by Bruce's father to work around the house but when Thomas Wayne and his wife died, he was passed on to Bruce. Alfred Pennyworth cleaned Wayne Manor and helped Batman remember to be Bruce Wayne by keeping him notified of his many meetings and by reminding him to be more open to the public.

Chief Angel Rojas

Angel Rojas is the police chief during the time of the Batman's first appearances in Gotham City. For Chief Rojas, The Batman is nothing less than a black eye to his police force. Believing there is no room for vigilante justice in Gotham, Rojas has made capturing the Dark Knight a top priority.

Ethan Bennett

Ethan is one of the most respected members of the Gotham City Police Department, and Bruce Wayne's best friend. Ethan sees the grey in most everything, and is more willing to allow the Batman to co-exist with the Gotham P.D. In fact, he often finds himself wondering if this caped vigilante he is pursuing is actually helping the city.

Ellen Yin

Ellen Yin was the partner assigned to detective Ethan Bennett. She is shown to be fond of her partner and is Chief Angel Rojas' favorite PD person. Yin is transferred to Gotham City looking for a challenge. She's a career cop at the top of her game, simple and by the book.

James Gordon

The new Commissioner Jim Gordon believes that The Batman is truly a force for good in Gotham City. Unlike Chief Rojas when The Batman is needed, Gordon will gladly allow The Batman to apprehend criminals that are considered highly dangerous and extremely difficult to apprehend.

Villains

Joker

Joker had wild green hair, red eyes, dark red lips, unusual yellow teeth, and a milky blue tongue. He was born by falling into a vat of chemicals, which bleached his skin, dyed his hair and drove him to insanity. Joker also moves and fights with a monkey-like style, using his feet as dexterously as his hands, and often hangs from the walls and ceilings.

Catwomen

Catwoman is the name assumed by catburglar Selina Kyle. Selina Kyle is a charity fundraiser by day and catburglar by night. This led her to cross paths with The Batman. She is an orphan who learned to survive on Gotham City's streets, Selina took to thievery to survive but determined to do it in style, she learned martial arts and trained extensively to perfect her skills in cat burglary. Her criminal activities are often tempered by a reluctant altruism, making her an inconstant villain.

Penguin

Penguin, like Bruce Wayne, is an ostensible billionaire. He is rude, selfish, arrogant and homely as well as being a grotesque penguin-bodied character. While Gotham's other villains may have it out for the Batman, the Penguin is unique in that his scorn is often directed at Bruce Wayne, who serves as a constant reminder of everything he is not. Employing the use of highly trained birds and an arsenal of deadly umbrellas, as well as two faithful Kabuki assistants, he is determined to rebuild the Cobblepot fortune by criminal means.

Mr. Freeze

Freeze started out as nothing more than a simple thief. After a successful diamond heist he was suddenly pursued by The Batman, who chased him to a cryogenics laboratory. In an attempt to reclaim the diamonds he dropped, he fell into a freezing pod with a live exposed cable. Despite the Batman's attempt to help Victor, it proved futile, and Victor was presumed to be dead. The accident gave him ice-generating abilities. He adopted the identity of Mr. Freeze and used his new abilities to commit crimes.

The Riddler

Riddler is a master criminal strategist, and has an affinity for riddles and puzzles, he prefers using elaborate methods of committing crimes on a wide scale, and cannot resist leaving clues to his crimes. This habit can be a major weakness and can be easily exploited. He is not athletically proficient, he very briefly held his own against Batman during their final confrontation. He is very computer-literate and is an expert hacker and mechanic. Mostly, he resorts in hacking Gotham City's grids, controlling anything from the electricity distribution, being able to basically turn on and off any building anywhere to even starting subways and bridges with remarkable timing.

D.A.V.E

D.A.V.E is an AI that has the brainwaves of several Batman villains. Due to its brainwaves, D.A.V.E can correctly guess most of Batman's moves, and can imitate those of other villains. D.A.V.E. is as intelligent as the Riddler and Hugo Strange, giving it the psychological advantage, it can hack into any computer and control every machine it encounters given a point of entry by codes or uploading. It also has deductive skills, as it was able to figure out Batman's identity, by filtering specific public factors.

The Joining

The Joining are an extraterrestrial, mental, technological, societal, militant manifestation with an as yet unexplained origin and determination to conquer and destroy Earth. They are reminiscent of Brainiac, as they lust to learn everything there is to know and conquer and destroy Earth. they attacked Earth, causing destruction everywhere, and Batman and his enemies even worked together to destroy them. The Joining were supposedly destroyed. However, they later returned to Earth, being a little sneakier, for the last time was apparently a test, and this time, they had help from Dr. Hugo Strange, who consumed the powers of the Justice League, and gave them to the Joining.

Other Villains

Sym-Bionic Titan

Heroes

The King

The King is Ilana's father and the former ruler of Galaluna. He sent his daughter to Earth through a rift gate along with Lance and Octus to keep her safe from the Mutraddi invaders. He is currently being kept as General Modula's prisoner and is being tortured relentlessly. The King was shown as a kind man but also a courageous leader. It is clear he will do anything to protect his daughter Ilana, so much so that he sent her to another planet to hide her.

Ilans

Ilana is the daughter of The King and sole heir to the throne on Galaluna. She has always been a symbol of hope and happiness for the citizens of Galaluna--the very reason evil forces hunt for her on Earth. Her very existence is enough to rally insurgence against her people’s oppressors, and for that she must be destroyed. Ilana is determined to make the best of her new life and discover all she can about her adopted home.

Corus

The Corus is a bionic exo-frame that uses amazing speed and agility to overcome her various opponents while in battle. It is unknown who the creator of the Corus is, but once inside Corus, Ilana can use a variety of energy manipulating abilities such as lasers, repulsor beams, and electrostatic shields. Corus also scans its enemies by using the matalinc lines on the back of its head. The Corus is a part of the Sym-Bionic Titan, known as the heart.

Lance

Lance was the most talented soldier in his military unit, but also the most rambunctious. With an inherent disregard for authority, Lance was often lost in his own angst and turmoil. Edward, Lance's father, was a top scientist who was ridiculed for his ideas and disappeared through his Rift Gate invention, after trying it out and never returning. The King of Galaluna chose Lance to be Ilana's protector, who must now work to ensure the safety of the Princess.

Manus

Manus is Lance's armor which is given to only the best soldiers of the Galalunian Army. Lance activates when he has need of it via his watch. Lance's father created the Manus armor the Manus is flight capable.

Octus

 Octus is a high-tech bio-cybernetic robot sent to Earth along with Lance to protect Princess Ilana from her war-torn planet of Galaluna, and has a variety of powers on hand in order to do so. He was created by The King. He is known to be the "Mind" of the group. Octus can also form Titan along with Lance and Ilana. Since he, himself, is a robot, he can form into Titan without transformation. He is the mind of the robot, fitting the Galalunian proverb.

Sym-Bionic Titan

Ilana, Lance, and Octus combine their powers together to become the Sym-Bionic Titan in order to face against alien forces threatening the Earth. However, it takes all three of them equally cooperating together in order for the Titan to properly function, which has been proven to be a difficult task at times. Titan can produce and a wide variety of weapons seemingly out of thin air, including a sword, shield, arm cannon, spear , dual swords, axe, and chain sickle. It also has the ability to fly, and, when needed, it can create body armor that allows it to fly into space.

Villains

General Modula

He was once a good friend of The King and a great hero. General Modula commanded the armies of Galaluna through some of their fiercest battles and always emerged victorious, however, he was believed to have been killed during a Battle on Mutradd, which the King barely escaped himself. General Modula is a warmonger and dictator of the worst kind. His paranoia won’t rest until Ilana's life is extinguished; as long as she lives, the people of Galaluna will still have hope, and continue their revolt. In spite of this Modula appears very calm and in control, rarely raising his voice or showing any other emotions besides subtle anger.

Galalunian Commander

The Galalunian Commander is a patient and clever man who waited for the right moment to turn on The King with the help of Modula. He is also shown to be manipulative as he made up an excuse about Lance killing the hostages to The King, and tricked him into thinking that Lance was insane about the impending invasion. He's a highly skilled martial artist and swordsmanship and possibly other skills.

Solomon

Solomon is the leader of the G3, or better known as the Galactic Guardian Group. A mysterious, white haired individual, Solomon hides his personality behind a mask of cold indifference. He and General Steel are constantly at cross-purposes due to their rivalry into defense against aliens. Being head of the G3 agency, Solomon has only the ability to cue whatever he wants. Since he is the leader, he is capable of controlling his army of men and calls most of the shots.

Julius Steel

General Julius Steel is a high-ranking General in charge of many of the U.S. armed forces. He sees The Sym-Bionic Titan and the monsters it fights as a threat, but he also hates Solomon, possibly due to his position of power and vast resources. He is also Solomon's main rival, due to their competition of dealing with alien threats. Steel is a tough, rough-and-ready soldier, a hypocrite, stubborn, and a stickler for military discipline. In his 50s or 60s.

H.M.E.R

The H.M.E.R was created for the sole purpose of destroying the Titan and the Mutraddi monsters. The H.M.E.R is manned by hundreds of army soldiers and is equipped with a large arsenal of powerful military weapons like Gatling guns in the hands and missile launchers in the torso. It has a powerful energy cannon hidden in the right arm. and the H.M.E.R also has flight capability. The H.M.E.R is protect by thick armor, doubly enhanced by near-impervious Mutraddi alloy recovered from a Mutraddi ship.

Mutraddi monsters

Other Characters

Edward

Edward is Lance's father and one of Galaluna's Greatest Scientific Mind, he disappeared into the Rift Gate has not been seen yet. He is a caring father who worked very hard in his lab until two AM in the morning. The King along side the younger General Modula also saw him as a good friend that cared for the people around him.

Barbara

Barbara is the neighbor of the Lunis Family. She also seems to have a sassy personality. he likes to go to the mall and shop there, as well as gardening. She has an aggressive rottweiler that tends to make a mess and barks a lot, but settles down once it smells tuna.

Kimmy Mysner

Kimmy is the captain of the Sherman High cheerleader squad. She is, in fact, a nervous girl who feels trapped by the social requirements of the high school environment, believing she has to act and be ditzy and air-headed simply because she is pretty.

Edwin Pisinski

Edwin Pisinski is a rather dim-witted jock that seems to like Newton, and apparently his best friend at school. Edwin is not a very smart student at Sherman High School not by a long shot, however, he is very nice.

Kristin

She seems to be much like Lance in the unsocial type of person. Being, quiet and laid back. She seems shy and is soft-spoken.