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💚 M'kora M'orzz & M'gann M'orzz

M'kora and M'gann have one of the strongest sibling relationships in Young Justice. They aren't perfect—they tease each other, argue occasionally, and M'gann can be a little overprotective—but they're incredibly close and always have each other's backs.

Childhood on Mars

M'gann was M'kora's favorite person growing up.

Whenever M'gann was home, she'd spend time with her little sister by:

Teaching her telepathy exercises.

Playing shapeshifting games.

Reading Earth stories she'd secretly collected.

Sneaking treats to M'kora after difficult days.

Comforting her after she experienced prejudice because they were White Martians.

M'kora followed M'gann everywhere, wanting to be just like her older sister.

M'gann Leaving for Earth

When M'gann left Mars, M'kora was heartbroken.

She understood that M'gann wanted a better life, but she still missed her terribly. They stayed in contact through telepathic conversations whenever possible, and M'gann made an effort to tell M'kora all about Earth—its people, food, movies, and the friends she'd made.

Those stories sparked M'kora's own curiosity about Earth.

Reunion in Season 2

When M'kora finally arrives on Earth during Season 2, M'gann is overjoyed.

The first thing she does is hug her little sister so tightly that M'kora laughs.

M'gann: "You're here!" M'kora: "It's good to see you too, sis."

For a while, M'gann hardly lets M'kora out of her sight.

Protective Big Sister

M'gann worries constantly.

She:

Checks in after every mission.

Helps M'kora practice her powers.

Introduces her to Earth customs.

Makes sure she feels included with the Team.

Stands up for her if anyone judges her for being a White Martian.

Sometimes M'kora jokingly complains.

M'kora: "You know I can take care of myself." M'gann: "I know." pause M'gann: "...I'm still going to worry."

M'kora's View of M'gann

M'kora doesn't see Miss Martian—the famous hero.

She just sees her big sister.

The sister who:

Makes breakfast while humming Earth songs.

Quotes old sitcoms.

Gives the best hugs.

Cries during emotional movies.

Gets embarrassed when Conner teases her.

M'kora admires M'gann but never puts her on a pedestal.

Learning From Each Other

As sisters, they help each other grow.

M'gann teaches M'kora:

Confidence.

Leadership.

Controlling her telepathy.

That it's okay to ask for help.

M'kora teaches M'gann:

To slow down.

Not to carry every burden herself.

That she doesn't always have to be the responsible one.

To laugh more.

Little Sister Habits

M'kora still has plenty of younger-sibling moments.

She:

Borrows M'gann's clothes without asking.

Wanders into M'gann's room just to chat.

Falls asleep leaning against her during long Watchtower flights.

Calls her "Sis" almost all the time.

Sometimes absentmindedly reaches for M'gann's hand when she's nervous.

Mission Dynamic

They're incredibly synchronized in combat.

Without speaking aloud, they can coordinate through telepathy.

One distracts an opponent while the other attacks from an unexpected angle, and they instinctively know what the other is planning.

Other heroes often joke that it's impossible to surprise the M'orzz sisters.

Favorite Memory

One evening, after joining the Outsiders, M'kora and M'gann sit on the roof of their apartment watching the sunset.

M'kora smiles.

M'kora: "Remember when we used to imagine what Earth would be like?"

M'gann laughs.

M'gann: "We were so wrong about almost everything."

M'kora: "Not everything."

M'gann looks over.

M'kora: "I always hoped that wherever you were... you'd be happy."

M'gann wraps an arm around her shoulders.

M'gann: "I'm happiest when my little sister is here."

M'kora leans against her with a smile.

M'kora: "Good. Because I'm not going anywhere."

M'kora M'orzz

Basic Information

Full Name: M'kora M'orzz

Species: White Martian (A'ashenn)

Homeworld: Mars

Affiliation: The Outsiders (Season 3 onward)

First Appearance: sometime in season two

Older Sister: M'gann M'orzz (Miss Martian)

Personality

M'kora inherited some of M'gann's warmth and optimism, but her experiences have made her a little more cautious.

She is:

Kind-hearted

Curious about Earth

Friendly once she feels safe

Optimistic

Playful

Compassionate

A little awkward around humans

Extremely empathetic

A natural peacemaker

Like Season 1 M'gann, she loves learning about Earth culture. She throws herself into TV shows, movies, books, music, and slang with genuine excitement. She occasionally misuses expressions or quotes fictional characters at inappropriate times, much to everyone's amusement.

Unlike her sister at that age:

She doesn't pretend to be someone she's not.

She is more honest about when she's confused.

She isn't trying to live up to anyone else's expectations.

She's slower to trust strangers because of growing up as a White Martian.

She smiles easily, but she doesn't open up emotionally until she's sure someone genuinely accepts her.

Strengths

Always sees the best in people.

Excellent at calming arguments.

Patient listener.

Naturally encouraging.

Brave when someone else is in danger.

Creative problem solver.

Weaknesses

Can be overly trusting once someone earns her confidence.

Takes criticism personally.

Avoids conflict whenever possible.

Has difficulty saying "no."

Sometimes lets her emotions affect her telepathy.

Relationship with M'gann

M'kora absolutely adores her older sister.

Growing up, M'gann was her hero. Even after M'gann left Mars for Earth, M'kora never stopped looking up to her. While she sometimes wished M'gann had been there more often, she understands why her sister left and doesn't hold resentment toward her.

When they reunite on Earth, M'kora is thrilled—but also a little intimidated. M'gann has become a confident League member, while M'kora still feels like she's figuring herself out.

M'gann quickly falls back into the role of protective older sister, checking in on M'kora constantly and wanting to help her adjust to Earth. M'kora appreciates it, though she occasionally reminds M'gann that she wants the chance to grow on her own.

Their relationship is affectionate, full of teasing, and built on deep trust.

The Outsiders

M'kora joins the Outsiders because she believes heroes should inspire hope as much as they stop villains. She admires that the team is willing to be seen publicly and serve as role models.

She quickly becomes known as the teammate who:

Checks on everyone's emotional well-being.

Welcomes new members.

Encourages teamwork.

Tries to see both sides of an argument before making a judgment.

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Stevie's Relationship with Wonder Woman (Diana Prince)

Diana is first and foremost Stevie's mother. While she is proud of her daughter, she never expects perfection from her. She remembers what it was like to leave Themyscira and face impossible expectations, so she's careful not to place that burden on Stevie.

Their relationship is built on trust, honesty, and respect.

As a Child

Diana taught Stevie that true strength comes from compassion, not power.

Storytime often included Amazon history and tales of heroes from many cultures.

Training sessions were balanced with time simply being mother and daughter—picnics on Themyscira, horseback rides, and watching sunsets together.

Diana always encouraged Stevie to ask questions rather than blindly follow orders.

Stevie grew up idolizing her mother but never feared her.

Training Together

Training is serious but never cold.

When Stevie loses a sparring match, Diana doesn't criticize her.

Instead she asks,

"What did you learn?"

Rather than,

"Why did you fail?"

Every lesson is about becoming wiser, not just stronger.

Emotional Support

Diana notices when something is wrong long before Stevie says anything.

If Stevie has had a difficult mission, Diana won't immediately ask for a report.

Instead she'll quietly sit beside her and wait until Stevie is ready to talk.

Sometimes that means talking.

Sometimes it means sitting in comfortable silence.

Biggest Lesson Diana Teaches

"Never let the world convince you kindness is weakness."

It's a lesson Stevie carries into every mission.

During Season 1

When Stevie joins the Team, Diana is incredibly proud but also worried.

She knows covert missions are dangerous.

Instead of trying to stop Stevie, she simply says,

"You have earned this opportunity. Trust your teammates as they trust you."

Diana makes a point of treating Stevie like every other young hero in public, never asking for special treatment on her behalf.

Little Mother-Daughter Moments

Diana braids Stevie's hair before formal Amazon ceremonies.

They occasionally spar just for fun, laughing whenever one surprises the other.

Diana always hugs Stevie after long League missions.

Stevie still curls up beside her mom during movie nights at home, even at sixteen.

Stevie's Relationship with Steve Trevor

If Diana teaches Stevie how to be a hero, Steve teaches her how to be a teenager.

Steve has always made sure Stevie experiences the ordinary parts of life alongside the extraordinary.

Their relationship is full of laughter, playful teasing, and unwavering support.

Growing Up

Steve taught Stevie things Diana never thought about, like:

Riding a bicycle.

Driving when she was old enough.

How to order at a diner.

Baseball.

Terrible dad jokes.

He wanted her to know the world she was protecting.

The "Normal Parent"

Steve is the parent Stevie goes to when she needs advice about:

School

Friends

Embarrassing moments

Social situations

Feeling overwhelmed

He's an excellent listener and never dismisses her worries.

Encouragement

Whenever Stevie doubts herself, Steve reminds her:

"You don't have to be your mom. The world already has one Wonder Woman. It only gets one Stevie."

That sentence becomes one of her biggest sources of confidence.

Their Sense of Humor

Steve is one of the only people who can make Stevie laugh when she's stressed.

Their conversations are full of playful banter.

Steve: "You know, normal sixteen-year-olds argue about curfews."

Stevie: "I do argue about curfews."

Steve: "You argue because Batman thinks midnight is too early."

Stevie: "...That's a completely different issue."

Protective Dad

Steve knows Stevie is powerful, but that never stops him from worrying.

He checks in after missions—not because he doubts her abilities, but because she's his daughter.

He never asks, "Did you win?"

He always asks,

"Are you okay?"

Their Traditions

Some of their favorite traditions include:

Saturday morning breakfasts together before League meetings.

Watching old adventure movies.

Friendly basketball games (which Steve almost always loses).

Visiting museums whenever they travel.

Trying local restaurants in every city they visit.

Steve insists that every mission should include at least one memorable meal afterward if possible.

Together as a Family

Diana and Steve have different parenting styles, but they complement each other perfectly.

Diana teaches wisdom, honor, and responsibility.

Steve teaches resilience, humor, and how to enjoy life.

Stevie grows up knowing she can turn to either parent for anything without fear of judgment.

Stephanie "Stevie" Donna Prince-Trevor

Alias: Wonder Girl Civilian Name: Stephanie Donna Prince-Trevor Nicknames: Stevie (used by family and friends), Wonder Girl (hero name) Age: 16 (Season 1) Series: Young Justice (Animated Series) First Appearance: Season 1, Episode 1 – "Independence Day" Affiliation: The Team, Justice League (junior member), Themyscira Parents: Diana Prince (Wonder Woman) & Steve Trevor Love Interest: None during Season 1

Overview

Stephanie "Stevie" Donna Prince-Trevor is the teenage daughter of Wonder Woman and Steve Trevor. Raised between Themyscira and the outside world, she inherited her mother's compassion, warrior spirit, and incredible strength while also gaining her father's humor, optimism, and understanding of humanity.

Although she has trained her entire life, Stevie struggles with living up to the enormous legacy of being Wonder Woman's daughter. She desperately wants people to see Wonder Girl, not simply "Wonder Woman's kid."

When the events of "Independence Day" occur, the Justice League decides Stevie is finally ready to join the new covert team alongside Robin, Kid Flash, Superboy, Miss Martian, and Aqualad.

Appearance

Long blonde hair

Bright blue eyes inherited from Steve

Olive complexion

Athletic Amazon physique

5'8"

Usually wears a confident smile

Casual clothes lean toward jackets, jeans, boots, and comfortable athletic wear.

Unlike Diana, Stevie has a softer, more approachable appearance, making her seem less intimidating than she actually is.

Personality

Stevie is a balance of both of her parents.

From Diana she inherited:

Honor

Discipline

Compassion

Courage

Fierce loyalty

From Steve she inherited:

Humor

Curiosity

Optimism

Charisma

Ability to connect with ordinary people

She is:

Protective

Competitive

Patient

Emotionally intelligent

Surprisingly goofy around friends

Encouraging toward teammates

She dislikes arrogance and unnecessary cruelty.

Although she appears incredibly confident, she privately fears she'll never become the hero her mother is.

Skills

Amazon Training

She has trained since childhood with:

Wonder Woman

Philippus

Antiope

Other Amazon warriors

She is already considered one of the strongest young Amazons.

Combat

Master of:

Sword

Shield

Spear

Staff

Hand-to-hand combat

Wrestling

Defensive combat

Languages

Speaks:

English

Ancient Greek

Modern Greek

Themysciran

Leadership

She naturally inspires others but doesn't seek command.

She willingly follows Aqualad's leadership.

Powers

Demigoddess Physiology

Stevie possesses many Amazon abilities inherited through Diana.

Super Strength

Comparable to:

Superboy (slightly weaker)

Significantly stronger than Robin, Kid Flash, Miss Martian (physically), and Aqualad.

Super Speed

Much faster than humans.

Not nearly Flash-level.

Super Durability

Bullets rarely injure her.

Can survive explosions.

Can withstand powerful impacts.

Flight

Can naturally fly.

Enhanced Reflexes

Can react fast enough to:

Block bullets

Catch arrows

Deflect attacks

Enhanced Healing

Minor injuries recover quickly.

Stamina

Can fight for hours before tiring.

Equipment

Lasso of Truth

Given to her by Diana.

Functions exactly like Wonder Woman's.

She mainly uses it for:

Capturing enemies

Restraining metas

Rescue missions

Amazon Bracers

Nearly indestructible.

Used to:

Deflect bullets

Block energy blasts

Protect civilians

Amazon Sword

Carried only on major missions.

Shield

Lightweight Amazon shield.

Costume

Inspired by Wonder Woman while clearly establishing her own identity.

Colors

Red

Blue

Gold

Features

Red armored top

Blue skirt with armored shorts underneath

Gold belt

Silver bracers

Red boots

Golden tiara

Short blue cape for ceremonial occasions (rarely worn in combat)

Relationship with Diana

Very close.

Diana never pressures Stevie to become another Wonder Woman.

Instead, she reminds her:

"The world doesn't need another me. It needs the best version of you."

Their relationship is built on love, trust, and mutual respect.

Relationship with Steve Trevor

Steve is the parent Stevie goes to when she wants advice about normal teenage life.

He keeps her grounded and constantly reminds her that she doesn't have to be perfect.

Their relationship is playful and affectionate.

Season 1 Team Dynamics

Robin (Dick Grayson)

Robin loves teasing Stevie because she actually laughs at his jokes.

They quickly become close friends.

Robin appreciates that Stevie treats him like an equal rather than "the kid."

Kid Flash

Kid Flash immediately tries flirting.

Stevie shuts it down with amused confidence.

They become friendly rivals instead.

Their banter is constant.

Superboy

At first, Superboy doesn't trust anyone.

Stevie is one of the few teammates who never fears him.

She treats him with kindness without pity.

Over time, Superboy begins respecting her.

Miss Martian

Stevie and M'gann become instant best friends.

They train together frequently.

M'gann admires Stevie's confidence.

Stevie admires M'gann's optimism.

Aqualad

Stevie deeply respects Aqualad's leadership.

She supports his decisions even when she disagrees.

Aqualad appreciates her maturity.

Justice League Relationships

Batman respects her discipline.

Superman admires her compassion.

Black Canary enjoys sparring with her.

Flash treats her like a niece.

Green Arrow frequently jokes with Steve about "raising another superhero."

Captain Marvel thinks she's awesome.

Character Arc (Season 1)

Stevie begins Season 1 believing she must live up to Wonder Woman's legacy.

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Cassie and Aubrey-best friends/future sister in laws

Cissie and Aubrey-identical twin sisters

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Rhea Rin-El

Full Name: Rhea Rin-El Alias: Supergirl (alongside Kara) Species: Kryptonian Homeworld: Krypton House: House of El Age: Same age as Kara Zor-El Family:

Cousin: Kara Zor-El

Cousin: Kal-El / Superman

Uncle: Jor-El

Aunt: Alura In-Ze

Extended Family: The House of El

Face Claim (James Gunn DCU): Madelyn Cline

Appearance

Blonde hair

Bright blue eyes

Fair complexion

Athletic build

Around 5'7"

Looks remarkably similar to Kara—many people mistake them for sisters rather than cousins.

Personality

Rhea is almost identical to Kara in personality, particularly as she's portrayed in Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow.

She is:

Compassionate

Fiercely courageous

Protective of innocent people

Kind-hearted

Determined

Emotionally resilient

Sometimes stubborn

Curious about other cultures

Witty with a dry sense of humor

Deeply hopeful despite experiencing tremendous loss

Like Kara, she feels emotions intensely. She loves wholeheartedly, mourns deeply, and never stops believing people deserve a chance to be better.

She possesses tremendous empathy but isn't naïve. When innocent lives are threatened, she has no hesitation in standing against evil.

Early Life on Krypton

Rhea was born into the House of El and grew up alongside her cousin Kara.

The two were inseparable from childhood.

Whether they were studying Kryptonian science, flying through simulated gravity chambers, or exploring the gleaming cities of Krypton, they did almost everything together.

One of their favorite responsibilities was babysitting baby Kal-El.

Whenever Jor-El and Alura were busy, Kara and Rhea eagerly volunteered.

Kal adored both of them.

He laughed whenever they floated him around the nursery or made funny faces, and he often reached for them before anyone else.

Kara always joked that Rhea was the "fun cousin."

Rhea insisted Kara was simply too serious.

The cousins treasured those peaceful days, never imagining how quickly everything would change.

The Fall of Krypton

When Krypton's destruction became inevitable, Rhea's parents entrusted their daughter to the same escape mission as Kara.

Just like in the comics, Kara's ship was intended to escort Kal's pod to Earth.

Rhea traveled beside Kara in a second pod.

However, disaster struck.

The ships were pulled off course by the same catastrophic events that delayed Kara's arrival.

Instead of reaching Earth immediately after Kal, both girls remained trapped in suspended animation for decades.

By the time they finally arrived, Kal had already grown into Superman.

Although only a short time had passed for them physically, they had lost their entire civilization.

Arrival on Earth

Rhea and Kara awoke together.

The realization that Krypton was gone forever devastated them both.

Even harder was discovering that the tiny baby they once carried around the nursery was now an adult man.

Kal welcomed both cousins with open arms.

Despite his years on Earth, he never forgot the stories his parents told him about Kara and Rhea.

Seeing them again was like regaining pieces of the family he'd never truly known.

Powers

Under Earth's yellow sun, Rhea possesses abilities identical to Kara's:

Solar-powered physiology

Flight

Super strength

Invulnerability

Super speed

Heat vision

Freeze breath

Super hearing

Telescopic vision

Microscopic vision

X-ray vision (with the usual limitations)

Enhanced intelligence

Accelerated healing

Vast lifespan under a yellow sun

Skills

Kryptonian science and engineering education

Hand-to-hand combat training

Advanced tactical thinking

Piloting Kryptonian spacecraft

Fluent in Kryptonian and English

Exceptional memory

Relationships

Kara Zor-El

Kara isn't just Rhea's cousin—she's her closest friend and, in many ways, her sister.

They tease each other constantly, finish one another's sentences, and always stand together when facing danger.

Even after losing Krypton, they help each other preserve its traditions and memories.

Kal-El

To Rhea, Kal is still the little cousin she used to babysit.

Sometimes she'll smile and say, "I still remember when you fit in one arm."

Kal laughs every time, though he secretly treasures those memories because they're the closest connection he has to the family he never got to grow up with.

Trivia

Rhea remembers Krypton just as vividly as Kara does.

She and Kara know countless Kryptonian lullabies and often remember singing them to baby Kal.

She feels a strong responsibility to help preserve Krypton's history and culture on Earth.

Although many people compare her to Kara, Rhea has never minded. She considers it an honor to stand beside her cousin.

Indiana appearance

Indiana is short and athletic, built from years of surfing rather than traditional training. Her body reflects countless hours spent paddling through rough waves and carrying surfboards up and down beaches.

She has:

Long blonde hair with light purple highlights

One green eye and one blue eye (heterochromia)

Tan skin

Freckles scattered across her nose and cheeks

A constant collection of scrapes and bruises from skateboarding and hero work

Charlie Appearance

Charlie is a tiny whirlwind of energy with:

Curly dark brown hair that constantly ends up messy no matter how often it's brushed.

Big dark blue eyes that make it difficult for anyone to stay annoyed with her for long.

Chubby toddler cheeks.

Usually has scraped knees from running around and climbing on things she definitely shouldn't be climbing on.

Often wears tiny oversized hoodies stolen from Tim's closet because she likes "Daddy shirts."

Lyra Appearance

Dark hair inherited from Clark, usually worn loose or in a high ponytail during missions

Bright blue eyes with faint glowing red edges when emotional

Athletic build from Kryptonian conditioning and constant training

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Aubrey King-Jones — Flechette

Basic Info

Full Name: Aubrey King-Jones Hero Name: Flechette Fandom: Young Justice Team: Young Justice Love Interest: Superboy Twin Sister: Cissie King-Jones Best Friends/Found Family: Tim, Bart, Cassie, Kon, Anita, Greta, the entire YJ crew

Overview

Aubrey King-Jones was never the “quieter twin.”

Where Cissie eventually grew tired of the pressure, the danger, and the impossible expectations of being a teenage hero, Aubrey leaned into the chaos with both hands and a grin sharp enough to cut glass.

She and Cissie start hero work together as identical vigilante twins trained in archery from childhood by their mother, Bonnie King. The girls are inseparable growing up — same skills, same costumes, same sarcastic humor, same tendency to launch themselves into danger before thinking things through.

But over time, Aubrey becomes the twin who stays.

She stays with Young Justice. She stays in the fight. And unlike Cissie, she never quite learns how to walk away from being needed.

Personality

Aubrey inherited far more from Oliver Queen than anyone realizes long before the truth comes out.

She’s:

Loud

impulsive

emotionally reckless

fiercely loyal

impossible to embarrass

deeply compassionate underneath layers of sarcasm

She weaponizes humor constantly — especially when scared.

She argues with authority figures on instinct. Flirts when nervous. Picks fights she absolutely cannot win. And has a terrible habit of adopting people emotionally before realizing she’s done it.

The team jokes that Aubrey can make friends during active combat.

They are not wrong.

Relationship With Cissie

Aubrey and Cissie are terrifyingly close.

Not “normal siblings” close. Twin close.

They:

finish each other’s sentences

swap gear without asking

sleep in each other’s rooms constantly

instinctively look for each other first in dangerous situations

know immediately when the other is upset

When they first join Young Justice, the team genuinely cannot tell them apart.

Bart once greeted the wrong twin for three straight days and only realized because Aubrey threw a spoon at his head “for being annoying in a different emotional flavor.”

Despite their closeness, they diverge emotionally over time.

Cissie becomes exhausted by hero culture and the pressure placed on young heroes.

Aubrey understands that feeling completely.

She just can’t leave.

Part of her thinks if she stops moving, everything underneath catches up to her.

The Oliver Queen Reveal

Bonnie King told the twins their father was Bernell Jones their entire lives.

Then the truth comes out: their biological father is actually Green Arrow.

Cissie reacts with hurt.

Aubrey reacts with fury.

Not because Oliver left — she knows he never even knew about them.

Because Bonnie lied.

Repeatedly.

For years.

Aubrey’s relationship with her mother fractures badly after that. Especially because Bonnie continues trying to control them even as teenagers.

The ear piercings become symbolic rebellion over time.

The first piercing is done shaking in a bathroom mirror.

The seventh is done casually while talking to Bart.

Relationship With Oliver

At first Aubrey wants absolutely nothing to do with Oliver.

Then unfortunately for her: Oliver Queen is funny.

Worse: he’s sincere.

He doesn’t try to force the relationship. Doesn’t demand forgiveness. Doesn’t pretend he can suddenly be “Dad.”

He just… keeps showing up.

Checking on them. Offering training. Trying.

That matters to Aubrey more than she admits.

And the more time passes, the more everyone notices something deeply unfortunate:

She is exactly like him.

Same reckless humor. Same bleeding-heart heroism. Same inability to shut up during serious moments.

Roy Harper finds this hysterical.

Hero Identity — Flechette

Aubrey takes the codename “Flechette” as a way to separate herself from her mother’s legacy and expectations.

Her fighting style is faster and more chaotic than Cissie’s.

She:

trick-shoots constantly

improvises weapons mid-fight

uses ricochet shots

trash-talks enemies nonstop

is willing to jump directly into melee combat if necessary

Kon says watching her fight feels “like witnessing a natural disaster with earrings.”

Relationship With Kon

Kon and Aubrey start out aggressively annoying to each other.

Which means everyone knows immediately they’re doomed.

She calls him:

Clone Boy

Muscles

Leather Jacket Menace

He calls her:

Sharpshooter

Trouble

Tiny Menace

Their flirting style is basically verbal combat.

Aubrey steals his clothes constantly:

jackets

hoodies

T-shirts

occasionally sunglasses

Kon stops asking for them back because she somehow looks happier wearing them than he does.

The team notices Aubrey wearing Kon’s leather jacket before either of them admits feelings.

Bart loudly announces: “OH MY GOD THEY’RE DOING ROMANTIC CRIME.”

Tim nearly falls off a chair laughing.

Aubrey & Tim

Aubrey and Robin have an immediate platonic soulmate dynamic.

No romance. Zero.

They are siblings in every way except blood.

Tim trusts Aubrey with things he tells almost nobody.

Aubrey can tell when he’s spiraling before he says a word.

Their favorite activities include:

making fun of Batman’s paranoia

late-night stakeout conversations

stealing each other’s food

mutually enabling terrible decisions

protecting the team emotionally without anyone noticing

Cissie once said: “You two share one brain cell and somehow Tim gets custody on weekends.”

Aubrey & Bart

Bart treats Aubrey like the older sister he accidentally manifested into existence.

She:

nags him to eat actual food

drags him out of danger by the collar

fixes tears in his costumes

threatens anyone who hurts him

Bart, meanwhile:

steals her arrows

drinks her sodas

appears in her room uninvited

hypes up every bad idea she’s ever had

They are chaos together.

Absolutely unbearable together.

The team loves them anyway.

Aubrey & Cassie

Aubrey adores Wonder Girl almost immediately.

Especially after Cassie and Cissie start falling for each other.

Aubrey becomes aggressively invested in their relationship before they even realize they like each other.

She:

kicks Cassie under tables when she says something accidentally flirty

tells Cissie to “stop staring at Wonder Woman Jr. like a Hallmark movie”

threatens Bart if he ruins moments

Kon says she’s worse than a soap opera narrator.

He is correct.

Dynamic Within Young Justice

Aubrey fits into Young Justice perfectly because she matches the team’s energy: messy, emotional, chaotic, loyal.

She’s one of the emotional centers of the group despite pretending not to be.

If someone’s hurt? Aubrey’s there.

If morale drops? Aubrey’s causing problems until people laugh again.

If one of her teammates is threatened?

God help whoever did it.

Because underneath the humor and recklessness, Aubrey has inherited one very specific thing from Oliver Queen:

She loves people loudly. Fiercely. Completely.

And once someone becomes hers?