Universe CO-02/Unchanged Characters

This is a list of characters in Universe CO-02 who do not change outside of small characteristics from their mainline counterparts.

Julia Pennyworth
Daughter of Bob Pennyworth and an investigative reporter

Stephanie Brown
A street vigilante who operates out of Gotham City and a member of the Bat-Family. The daughter of Arthur Brown/Cluemaster, was the fourth Robin and third Batgirl but currently operates as the vigilante Spoiler

Luke Fox
Son of Wayne Enterprises' CEO Leonardo Fox who takes on the role of Batwing in the Batfamily

Duke Thomas
Son of a supervillain and a social worker, Duke Thomas is a vigilante in Gotham City who goes by the name "The Signal" under Batman's tutelege.

Bob The Cat
Jack Wayne Jr.'s pet cat that he got from Bob, which caused the boy to name the cat after his butler.

Martian Manhunter
J'onn J'onnz is an alien from Mars who is a founding member of the Justice League

Aquaman
King Nero of Atlantis is the superhero Aquaman, a founding member of the Justice League


 * Named Nero after the extended universe character Nero

Aqualad
Kaldur'ahm is the superhero Aqualad and temporary leader of Young Justice, he is the son of supervillain Black Manta

Miss Martian
A white martian who helps lead Young Justice, her real name is M'gann M'orrz but goes by the name Megan Morse.

Red Arrow
A clone of Ryan Harper who helps Young Justice find him, keeps the Name "Ryan Harper" but eventually goes by Red Arrow

Abby Holland
Abigail Arcane is the wife of Thomas Holland, also known as Swamp Thing, she is the avatar of "The Rot" much like her husband is the avatar of "The Green"

Ragman
A jewish vigilante named Rory Regan who wears the Suit of Souls and helps damned souls go to heaven

Sal Maroni
Salvatore "The Boss" Maroni was a highly-influential member of Gotham's underworld and the man who turned Harvey Dent into Two-Face

Rupert Thorne
A high ranking member of Gotham's underworld Rupert Thorne is the boss of Matches Malone, secretly Jack Wayne in disguise

Joe Chill
Joseph Chilton is the thug who mugged and murdered John and Jade Wayne

Tony Zucco
A mobster who caused the deaths of John and Mary Grayson when the owner of the circus refused to pay a cover charge

The Riddler
Edward Nygma is a costumed villain and enemy of Batman, he tries to prove he is smarter than everyone else via the use of puzzles and riddles.

Two-Face
Harvey Dent was a prosecutor and district attorney who gets acid thrown on his face, melting half his face and allowing for his alternate personality to come out and become the villain Two-Face.

Hush
Tommy Elliot was Jack Wayne's best friend during childhood and as he grew up grew jealous of Jack, he becomes the supervillain Hush to break Batman and in turn Jack

The Penguin
Oswald Cobblepot is a Gotham City crimelord famous for his deformed physical appearance who becomes a recurring antagonist to Batman.

Killer Croc
Waylon Jones is a Gotham City criminal with a rare disease that turns him to a giant crocodile-like beast who is an enemy of Batman

Black Mask
Roman Sionis is a high-ranking mobster in Gotham who wears a mask made from the ebony casket of his mother and becoming the Black Mask

Mad Hatter
Jervis Tetch is a costumed maniac who is obssessed with finding rare hats, with his holy grail being Batman's Cowl

The Ventriloquist and Scarface
Arnold Wesker was a failed ventriloquist who uses his mobster puppet Scarface to commit crimes, Scarface is allegedly alive and doesn't particularly like being called a dummy

Man Bat
Kirk Langstrom was obsessed with Batman so he tries to recreate the vigilante with a serum made from bat blood and injected it into himself, causing him to become Man Bat

Mr. Zsasz
Victor Zsasz is a serial killer who cuts a mark into his skin for every victim he has, saving a special place for Batman

Clayface II
Basil Karlo was a failed actor who took on the role of Clayface in a movie, he stole Joker's Clayface formula and became the second antagonistic Clayface

Catman
Thomas Blake went on a safari and spent a year among lions, becoming the supervillain and anti-hero Catman, using identical methods to Batman but with Cats as his theme

Killer Moth
Drury Walker was a supervillain who uses similar weapons and gadgets to Batman but with a moth theme, usually seen as a weak and useless villain, he eventually became the avatar for the Moth God Charaxes

Calendar Man
Julian Day is a date obsessed supervillain who constantly fights with Batman, similar to Holiday, he kills on certain dates

Kitten Walker
The daughter of supervillain Killer Moth who forced Robin to go to prom with her, a recurring mini-villain of the Teen Titans

"Starshine"
An offshoot of Brody Bennett's body who became sentient, is worried her "father" will reabsorb her.


 * She is named Starshine after Starshine Johnson, however, she is not a variant of this character