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| “ | Livewire dares challenge us again? Now that is funny! Tell me I am right. | ” |
—Wonder Woman, "Shock It To Me" | ||
Princess Diana of Themyscira (also known as Wonder Woman or Diana Prince) is one of the main characters in the second generation of the DC Super Hero Girls franchise.
She is the leader of the Super Hero Girls and a student at Metropolis High School.
Development
She is voiced by the same voice actress as in the first generation of the franchise, Grey Griffin, albeit with a Mediterranean accent.
Superpowers
Amazonian Physiology
- Superhuman Strength: Wonder Woman is strong enough to contend with Supergirl, lift heavy objects and defeat villains with her physical strikes.
- Superhuman Durability: Wonder Woman has taken attacks from extremely strong characters, such as General Zod, Supergirl, Katana, etc.
- Superhuman Speed and Reflexes: Wonder Woman can fight, react and move at superhuman speeds.
- Superhuman Agility
- Superhuman Stamina
- Immortality: Diana has been alive for 317 years.
- Animal Language: She can talk to animals in "The Fresh Princess of Ren Faire".
- Flight (In "Breaking News" and graphic novels only)
Skills
- Leadership
- Superhuman Intelligence & Wisdom
- Hand-to-Hand Combat
- Expert Swordsmanship
- Talented singer
Equipment
- Lasso of Truth
- Bracelets of Submission
- Magical Sword and Shield
Relationships
Main Article: Wonder Woman (G2)/Relationships
Appearance
Diana is a young and beautiful, tan-skinned Amazonian demigod with a slender yet athletic hourglass figure and classic-length, wavily-styled navy-blue hair with lighter-colored streaks. She also sport thick brows which are black in color and sky-blue eyes with short yet fairly thick lashes protruding from them, and her makeup consists of lightly-placed blush on her cheeks and fuchsia-pink lipstick on her lips. She is arguably the tallest out of the team.
As a civilian, Diana kept her hair in a low-loose ponytail with an accessorized golden headband on her head. Her attire consists of a set of star-shaped Alabama-red earrings, an Alabama-red mid-quarter-sleeved sweater over a similar-length, white swan-necked shirt, a high-waisted blue denim skirt with a darker-colored waistband, white calf-length socks and a pair of flats which is the same color as her earrings and sweater.
As Wonder Woman, her freely-styled loose hair is held back by a golden tiara with an Alabama-red star on the front. Her superhero costume consists of a set of earrings similar to the ones she wears on her civilian attire (albeit larger in size), and an Alabama-red corset that is decorated with gold in the upper part, along with golden shoulder-pads placed on the straps and a large golden belt around her waist. She also wore a blue skirt with white stars all over it, and Alabama-red knee-high boots with white stripes going down from the top, along with knee-pads placed on them which sport the same design as her shoulder-pads.
She also wears the Bracelets of Submission on her wrists and carries her signature Lasso of Truth around.
Personality
Whenever she is around Steve, she is shy and clumsy (which mostly happens because she is in love with him). Besides that, she is heroic, courageous, confident, and caring for her friends. Like her mother and Supergirl, however, she has a short temper―for example, when she took a deep breath when she met Harleen. She also has amazing leadership skills. Diana has a good heart and will always try to save people. She only squeals when she gets to be a hero and gets a second chance for a driving license. She works hard at everything she does. She is learning how to use social media and technology, which she finds very confusing. She used to love having fun with Antiope, but now likes studying thanks to her mother, and her favorite food is the Death by Chocolate ice-cream from Sweet Justice. She can also get intimidated and nervous like in "The Warrior and the Jester" where she encounters Batman. Despite this, however, she can show a bit of obsessive perfectionism, seeing herself as either a hero or a failure if she even gets an A-.
Depiction in the series
Wonder Woman is an Amazon princess from the island of Themyscira and the daughter of Queen Hippolyta. She is the team's leader. As a hero, she is Wonder Woman; as a student, she is Diana Prince.
Background
Being born on the island of Themyscira, Diana (since created from clay) was trained to be a warrior princess, from Combat training to knowledge training. as shown in Sirens Conch and Awesome Aunt Antiope Diana had to train to be perfect, with little fun she could have, even playing with her Aunt. Explained in Sweet Justice, Diana competed in the tournament of Athena and Aphrodite (Against her mother's orders) and won and headed out to perform her destiny of saving the world of Man. It also revealed in Crushing It she encountered the first boy she meets upon arriving in Metropolis, a boy name Steve Trevor who she developed a crush on.
Season 1
Super Shorts
Season 2
Teen Titans Go! & DC Super Hero Girls: Mayhem in the Multiverse
Appearances Throughout the Franchise
Season 1
- Sweet Justice
- Adventures In Bunnysitting (as wall art)
- Meet The Cheetah
- Beeline
- Super Who?
- Shock It To Me
- Fight At The Museum
- She Might Be Giant
- Fight At The Museum
- Crushing It
- Misgiving Tree
- DC Super Hero Boys
- Frenemies
- Soul Sisters
- Rage Cat
- Back In a Flash (no lines)
- Power Surge
- Scrambled Eggs
- Ally Cat
- Living the Nightmare
- All About Zee
- Breaking News
- Crash Course
- League Of Shadows
- House Pest
- The Bird and the Bee
- Fantastic Beasts and How To Mind Them
- School Ghoul (mentioned)
- Awesome Aunt Antiope
- The Fresh Princess of Ren Faire
Season 2
- Am Batgirl
- According to Garth
- Super Wonder Bat Bee Zee Lantern Mobile
- Sirens Conch
- Happy Birthday Zee
- MultipliciZee
- The Minus
- Accept No Substitute (No lines)
- The Warrior and the Jester
- Mother Knows Best
- Detention Club (No lines) (cameo)
- Small Victories
- Cruz Control
- The Aquaman Cometh
- Nightmare in Gotham
Mini-Movies
Shorts
- Hashtag Frowny Face
- Pack Bat
- Kara Care
- Prize Fighter
- Hard Rock
- Let Them Eat Pie
- The Slow And The Furious
- Dye Harder
- Lost And Found
- Artificial Intelligence
- Vanity Insanity (no lines)
- Photo Oops
- The Bee Stands Alone (uncredited)
Crossovers
Graphic Novels
- Spaced Out (cameo in G1)
- At Metropolis High
- Powerless
- Infinite Frenemies
- Weird Science
- Midterms
- DC Flash Facts (cameo)
- Ghosting
Books
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Trivia
- Her hero appearance is heavily based on Wonder Girl from the Super Best Friends Forever shorts.
- Furthermore, both characters are voiced by Grey Griffin.
- Her superhero outfit is almost directly similar to Gal Gadot's portrayal of the character from the DCEU.
- Furthermore, in the episode "Awesome Aunt Antiope", her young self is voiced by Lilly Aspell, who also portrays young Diana in the DCEU.
- In the episode “Power Surge”, she wears glasses.
- She is in love with Steve Trevor.
- She is 317 years old, making her the oldest member of the group.
- However, she is 17 in human years.
- She earns her driver's license in "Crash Course," but it’s currently unknown if she has a car.
- She is scared of teddy bears as shown in "Living The Nightmare".
- The fact that Wonder Woman has a strong addiction to sweets is because it actually originates from the pages of the Justice League: Origin, New 52 comic, where she first tasted ice cream.
- After Supergirl, she is the second physically strongest and fastest of the Super Hero Girls.
- In some episodes, she is also seen with muscles like her.
- Unlike her previous incarnations, Grey Griffin uses a Mediterranean accent to voice this version of Wonder Woman.
- According to Lauren Faust, Wonder Woman cannot fly in this version of the show, as flying "makes everything too easy."[1]
- However, she is able to fly in the comic book collection of the franchise, as well as the episode, "Breaking News".
- Faust also indicated Diana was born from a piece of clay, like her original comic book incarnation, as she expressed preference over that origin to her New 52 origin as the daughter of Zeus and Hippolyta.
- Of all of the Super Hero Girls that has joined a club or sport, Diana joins the most clubs and sports. This includes being a conductor of the school band, volleyball, gymnastics, and science club.
- She used to live in a treetop in the Metropolis park as shown in "House Pest". From the end of that episode onwards, she happened to live at Julia Kapatelis's house.
- As seen in "Sirens Conch", she didn't know how to sing, but she procured to improve herself onward. While in "The Aquaman Cometh", it's revealed that she is even worse at improvising her acting than singing.
- In "Rage Cat", it was shown that she is allergic to cats when Jessica tried to find Dexter a home. However, in the episode "All About Zee", she was near a kitten that Casey gave to her and the others, and episodes even further back in "Shock It To Me", she is seen saving several cats in photos. It’s obviously because Diana allergic to only certain cats.
- According to the episode "Living the Nightmare", Diana is afraid of teddy bears. This however doesn't make any sense, since in "Sweet Justice" she was carrying one; and in "Enter Night Sting", a teddy bear also appears which she and the other girls mistook for Karen.
- In the crossover movie when the girls check Diana's contacts, Supergirl's phone shows Diana's contacts include the actor Ray Fisher, who played Cyborg in the Justice League film and the Snyder Cut.
- In addition, Martian Manhunter's contact also appears, confirming the existence of this character, and Bruce Wayne's number also appears in addition to his emergency line as Batman, confirming that Diana now knows his identity when she temporarily joined the Justice League.