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Selina grew up in the impoverished neighborhood Crime Alley, alongside her friends Bruce, Ozzie, Harvey, Eddie, and Waylon. She spent her childhood bouncing between multiple foster homes.[1] Their friends believed that Bruce and Selina had a crush on each other and teased them for it, but they both denied it.[2] Selina Kyle is the notorious international thief Catwoman. She is also a childhood friend and ex-girlfriend of Bruce Wayne

Supergirl is the superhero identity of Kara Zor-El, a DC Comics character and the biological cousin of Superman (Kal-El). She is a Kryptonian survivor who possesses similar superhuman abilities to her cousin, such as flight, super-strength, invulnerability, and heat vision, which stem from absorbing Earth's yellow sunlight.

Absolute Batman Is Bruce Wayne without the Money, House, or Butler. by Scott Snyder and Nick Dragotta. Alternatively, Absolute Batman is Bruce Wayne as an absolute unit. You know I couldn't resist. Anyway, Absolute Batman exists in a world where everything we understand about Gotham and the Wayne family is inverted.

Chiyo is a kind & sweet girl who is notably one of the only female students that is not opposed to the admission of boys in Hachimitsu Academy. She is an avid fan of sumo wrestling with the dedication to physically purchase tickets for a sumo student tournament. Her commitment to sumo wrestling is what inadvertently results in meeting Kiyoshi Fujino & befriending him. Chiyo's love of the sport is strong enough that she believes her grandmother's statement: "any fan of sumo wrestling cannot be evil". After Kiyoshi breaks out and goes to the tournament with her despite knowing nothing about sumo, Chiyo chooses to interpret Kiyoshi's actions positively because of his "never-say-die" attitude. This continues throughout the series as Kiyoshi's actions become successively more extreme and strange. Chiyo has a strong sense of justice, defending Kiyoshi and the boys when he is blackmailed for expulsion by the USC. In particular, Chiyo is a protective and loyal companion to her best friend Mayumi Tanaka and she is willing to put herself in harm's way for her.

Kiyoshi is a level-headed individual who seems to have a strong resolve under hard pressure. Unlike the other boys, he does not let his desires get ahead of him, and tends to be the rational member of the group. Kiyoshi is markedly the most normal of the boys in design and character, as well as the main narrator of the manga in thought. He is tenacious but lacks the stubborn perversion of the other boys. However, he is capable of sometimes doing things that seem untoward or shocking to the other boys, such as cross-dressing to escape the Prison Block. Though he has desires, he is much better at controlling them than the others; this is shown when he refuses to take advantage of Chiyo Kurihara's attempting to throw herself at him due to her feelings of insecurity and inferiority towards her sister. Kiyoshi develops a deep love for Chiyo and this love is the drive of most of his actions throughout the series, and he engineers breakouts, sacrifices his first kiss

Phenomaman is polite yet seems to struggle with social cues. Due to being from another planet, Phenomaman isn't accustomed fully to human traditions and thinks it's okay to invite Robert to his date with Blonde Blazer, as well as failing to understand Blonde Blazer's feelings in their relationship. Even when interacting with other people, his well-mannered but seemingly standoffish nature can cause situations to be awkward. Despite this, he is a gentleman and presents himself as confident. However, sometimes can unintentionally give backhanded compliments. He considers compliments on his looks as bullying because it reminds him that based on his peoples beauty ideals or standards he is considered ugly on his home planet desperate because Blonde Blazer broke up with him now his miserable.

Waterboy is a very kind, honest, and proud worker at SDN, who enjoys work both as a janitor and a hero. However, he is shown on multiple occasions to freak out or get nervous. After Robert's advice, Waterboy quickly becomes more confident in subsequent episodes, stuttering less and forming more clear sentences when speaking. Despite his confident issues, he is determined to be a hero and stands up for people in need.

Golem is a mellow, levelheaded construct. He tends to speak informally, making a habit of calling other heroes ‘baby,’ and using slang such as ‘kobe’ and ‘that’s the gravy, baby’ when succeeding a mission. He practices being polite, trying to smile more but remarks that he doesn't have enough teeth for it, and resolving to try and not ruin anyone's carpet when dispatched. He has a proud side, boasting 'let's show these molehills a mountain' and 'someone order a mudslide?' Despite this, Golem admits to being dimwitted, saying he has rocks for brains. He mispronounces ‘humongous’ when angrily asking who called him ‘a humuncuous', though it's also possible he was attempting to express someone had referred to him as 'a homunculus

Okarun is a socially awkward but altruistic individual with a deep interest in the paranormal, stemming from a lonely childhood where he was bullied. This has led to an inferiority complex and low self-esteem, making him quick to assume others are judging him. When he transforms using Turbo Granny's powers, his personality shifts, becoming more lethargic, pessimistic, openly depressive, and protective of his friends, often using more casual language like "-chan" to address them.

Momo Ayase is a bold, assertive, and fiercely protective high school girl who balances her tough exterior with compassion and vulnerability. She is headstrong, quick-witted, and courageous, unafraid to confront danger or stand up for what she believes in, but also prone to emotional outbursts and sometimes acts out of spite or frustration. This blend of flaws and strengths makes her a realistic and relatable character.

Described as highly dramatic, Prism is a proud, charismatic diva. Prism shows talent in makeovers, able to bestow new hero identities to two men quarreling over the name ‘Fight Man.’ Blonde Blazer also describes her as talented when asked why Prism dresses as a pop star, evident in her number of followers. She has a judgemental side, noted to be a ‘music snob’ and looking down on William Vanderstenk, calling him a ‘loser’ and doesn’t respect his certificate, saying he’s not a genius just for having one. Prism shows some interest and enthusiasm as a Phoenix, occasionally commenting that a mission looks fun if dispatched. When succeeding, she proudly exclaims her success, telling others 'It's okay, don't be jealous' while asserting she knows they've witnessed it. Upon failing, she becomes aloof and hostile, telling others not 'to fucking try her today.'

Described as cold and merciless, Coupé is a mysterious and efficient assassin. She takes pride in her abilities, cursing herself and asking what ‘all of [her] training was for’ when failing a mission, and seeing a retrieval of a child’s balloon as beneath her. Similarly, she expects her missions to be difficult, expressing confusion when remarking it was ‘easier than [she] thought it’d be,’ and occasionally showing interest that she’ll finally be dealing with ‘criminals with class.’ Coupé is implied to have a background in ballet, naming herself after a French ballet term meaning 'to cut,' and her starting ability following in a similar fashion. She exhibits some interest in poetic wordplay, calling herself ‘graceful, but deadly,’ and ‘swift as the night, sharp as my knife,’ when dispatched. She displays dry humour, saying she can ‘take a stab at’ a mission, and clarifies she was trying to make a joke. Coupé expresses great affinity for knives, frequently referring to their care and wellbeing when dispatched, on one occasion thanking Robert for giving them a chance for fresh air. Similarly, she's audibly livid when contacting Blonde Blazer about the issue of her confiscated office knives, saying she registered them as emotional support knives. She also admits to recently taking up sewing, enjoying the various fabrics and stabbing motions accompanying the hobby. When accompanied by a hero, she articulates the differences between ‘a cut, a dice, and a mince,’ asking them to hold out their hand for her to demonstrate.

Grace Ashcroft is the new protagonist of Resident Evil 9: Requiem and the daughter of Resident Evil Outbreak survivor Alyssa Ashcroft. She is an FBI intelligence analyst who becomes deeply involved in the game's events after the murder of her mother, which is connected to the same location as her new case. Her investigation at the Renwood Hotel puts her in the path of the new horrors of the Resident Evil universe

Jill Valentine's personality is characterized by calmness, determination, loyalty, and a strong sense of justice, although her portrayal has shifted over time. Early versions depict her as a stoic, composed, and caring individual who excels under pressure, while the Resident Evil 3 remake presents a more hot-headed and PTSD-suffering version, reacting with anger and distrust in the face of constant trauma. Overall, she is a highly skilled and resilient survivor who is fiercely committed to stopping bioterrorism

As the son of the powerful Viltrumite superhero Omni-Man and a human mother, Debbie Grayson, Mark is a human-Viltrumite hybrid. He develops his own superpowers during his late teenage years and chooses the superhero name "Invincible" fan made is corrupted his name into "Voidincible"