Wonder Girl

Wonder Girl
Alias	Donna Troy (real name) Wonder Girl
Sex	Female
Species	Human-Amazon
Relatives	Wonder Woman (sister and mentor) Cassie Sandsmark (cousin)
Friends	Robin (former boyfriend) Teen Titans
Enemies	Lumberjack (ex-boyfriend)
Occupation	Superheroine
Voiced By	Hynden Walch

Donna Troy, also known as Wonder Girl, is the sister and sidekick of Wonder Woman.

Biography

In Teen Titans Go! to the Movies, she makes a cameo during Batman's movie premiere sitting next to Martian Manhunter in the theater. Later, she is seen in Robin's dream. After his defeat from Slade, Robin goes home and falls asleep. That night, he dreams being introduced by Batman to the other heroes with her being one among them and was one of the superheroes to be mind-controlled by Slade.

In "The Bergerac", she has her speaking debut. During the said episode, she becomes momentarily smitten to Robin during her summer camp stay. After Robin manages to defeat her ex-boyfriend (who is also Robin's enemy) Lumberjack, she and Robin share their only kiss before leaving the Super Summer Hero Camp for good.

Physical Appearance

Wonder Girl has wavy black hair, pale skin, and blue eyes. She wears a red suit with golden stars, and a belt with the Wonder Girl symbol on the buckle, and golden calf length boots.

Appearances

Films

• Teen Titans Go! to the Movies (debut)

Season 5

• The Bergerac (speaking debut)
• What We Learned at Camp (cameo, flashback)

Season 6

• That's What's Up!

Season 7

• A Little Help Please (cameo, final scene)
• Manor and Mannerisms (cameos)
• DC (cameo)
• A Doom Patrol Thanksgiving (cameos)
• TV Knight 7 (cameo)

Season 8

• Warner Bros. 100th Anniversary (cameos)

Trivia

• In the comics, Wonder Girl was a member of the original Teen Titans, along with Robin, Kid Flash, Aqualad, and Speedy.
  • She is the last of the original Teen Titans members to debut in the series.
• In the 2013 reboot, she has yellow boots rather than black.
• Donna having a romantic interest in Robin, is a complete contrast to the comics, in which they are shown as having a strong brother/sister like relationship.
• Due to licensing and legal issues, Wonder Girl only appeared in two cameos in the original show, without even having a full appearance. However, she is a recurring character in Teen Titans Go!.

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