#dc things

#12: the unpopular character that you actually like and why more people should like them

Not exactly an unpopular character, but more people should like Martian Manhunter. Why? Cause he’s cool, that’s why.

#15: that one thing you see in fanart all the time

This one is hard. I don’t really know? But I love chibi batfam or justice league stuff.

#17: there should be more of this type of fic/art

Jason Todd with the All-Blades. It should be way more of a thing.

#22: your favorite part of canon that everyone else ignores

23: ship you’ve unwillingly come around to

Far too many, that’s for sure. I am…open to ships in general. Like if something is well written and offers compelling reasoning I can be persuaded. That being said, there are some I just don’t particularly care for and others that took longer for me to come around to. One of those, for me, is Dick/Wally. I mean, Linda is right there, you know? But I’ve accepted Birdflash, however unwillingly.

24: topic that brings up the most rancid discourse

Ridiculously cute!! And also I loved their Lois

"Daaaaad!" he laughs protestingly. "I'm not a baby, geez!"

"You're my baby," Clark hums contentedly, ruffling Superboy's unruly curls a bit closer into order after all, which–yeah, okay, he's just immediately become his parents, hasn't he.

but I just thought I’d check in from a bathroom at the kennedy center, where I am attending a Big Function with 1,200 other people including, like, a senator and several ambassadors and stuff

and it’s neat!!

I figured just as much since a friend once gave me an analysis on the show that essentially was something like "Everyone is boiled down to an exaggerated trait they have" and normally I would quote Harley for this but she's consistent overrall in general. Jim Gordon, however, has the 'overworked cop w/ failing marriage' trait being at the front of his personality when you know in actuality that 1) No way that's true and 2) He's very good at his job based on what I know so far of him.

Apologies; back to Bane. I know very little about him apart that he broke Batman's back once. The jaw thing is pretty damn impressive because it implies alot. Based on what you said, it means that Bane has been stalking Batman enough to learn his real identity. Two, to connect it to a beloved billionaire when so many other people can have that same jawline, you know? And three, my funny joke option, that Bane watched Gotham's news enough to have an 'Oh shit' moment and was like 'Yo that's Batman!'.

Problem is that they're crushing on Bane of all people. He's like slightly pathetic and they love him. Every time he does anything that might be dangerous, stupid or just generally weird and embarassing, Harley and Ivy just give their friend the side eye and ask

Harley: "are you sure you like him? You could do better- like- like the Riddler!"

Ivy: "Harley honey that's- he's not a better option"

Friend: "Just shut up- he's just! He's just going through some stuff! Also no I don't want the Riddler."

oml i love him too 🥰🥰 he gives me big himbo energy. also sorry for answering late I was watching season 1

I imagine their shared friend has to be chaotic enough to either be on Harley team's as a full-fledged member rather than being a civilian or a Rogue that's honestly just along for the ride and acts as a voice of reason second to Ivy. They could also be someone Harley has known well prior to becoming a Rogue and simply sticks with her.

As for their crush on Bane, Harley does everything in her power to show her friend that Bane isn't that great to be with. Not because he's a bad person - ignoring his war crimes - but mainly because he's just so dumb most of the time she just can't fathom it. I can see her asking other teammates for their inputs, which wildly vary from Clayface's imagination running wild of a "hard man turned soft for the one he will soon love" trope to Dr. Pyscho's rather harsh and realistic opinion on both Bane and Harleys' friend's feelings for him.