#mutate

First lore post on this blog is a post that applies to all the characters. Im removing meta humans. Not Im not anti-meta, or whatever, but in a world where Marvel terms like "mutant" or "mutate" exist, meta is an unnecessary term. Meta, at least in this universe, will just be an off-world term for any superpowered being who is above their species (which would be a good way of explaining why Batman and Superman have been called metas).

Now, without metas as a catch-all, some DC characters will have to be labeled.

Killer Croc

Waylon Jones (aka Killer Croc) is a mutant. Skin condition my ass, he's huge and becoming more crocodilian. I'm not sure if he'd get to go good with having other people who aren't accepted by humanity, or if he'd get worse because mutants always fail.

Beast Boy

Garfield Logan, aka Beast Boy, is a mutant AND a mutate. This is some massive stretch of canon and headcanon, so bear with me. I belive the sickness he got in the jungle wasn't actually a sickness, it was his mutant power awakening, that would have turned him red. However, when the cure from the green monkey was injected in him, it turned him green instead.

Dorothy Spinner

Dorothy Spinner is a mutant. In fact, I feel if you took her whole story from Doom Patrol and put in her X-men instead, nobody would bat an eye.

Flash

This doesn't apply to every DC speedster, but most of them (Barry, Wally, Jay, Judy, and others) are mutates. Chemicals in a lab usually equals mutates.

Mutate Mimic - Calvin Rankin 🇺🇸

• Power / skill mimicry • Over the years, he permanently kept powers of the OG5 • Angel's wings and flight • Beast's agility and acrobats • Cyclop's optic blasts (needed special lenses too) • Iceman's ice control and manipulation • Marvel Girl's telekinesis