Supergirl

Kara Zor-El/Kara Danvers, AKA Supergirl, is a superhero from the planet Krypton. She is the first cousin of Superman and the only other survivor of the extinct world Krypton.

History[]

In the Teen Titans Go! to the Movies teaser trailer, Supergirl is reduced to cameo status. She can be seen sitting in the back of a theater waiting for an Alfred movie.

Characteristics[]

Much like her appearance in other DC medias, Supergirl has flowing blonde hair. She keeps it back with a blue headband, and her jewelry consists of sapphire earrings. Her top is red and has Krypton's symbol for hope (Superman's yellow "S"), and her blue cape also acts as straps to help her not expose herself. Later, she wears her classic costume, blue shirt with red underwear, cape and boots.

Powers and Abilities[]

Kyrptonian Physiology

Flight: Thanks to the Earth's atmosphere, Kara possesses many superhuman traits, one of which is the ability of flight.
Superhuman Strength: Like many many superheroes, Supergirl has most impressive strength and stamina.
Supersonic Speed: As sort of an add-on to strength, she is able to fly faster than the speed of sound.
Superhuman Endurance
Superhuman Agility
Superhuman Reflexes
Superhuman Stamina
Nigh Invulnerability
Heat vision: Supergirl can burn holes through objects or even people thanks to red beams coming out of her eyes.
Freeze Breath: Enemies will stop dead in there tracks when she freezes them solid with her breath.
X-ray Vision: She can see through just about anything, with the exception of lead.

Appearances[]

Film[]

Teen Titans Go! to the Movies (first appearance)
Teen Titans Go! & DC Super Hero Girls: Mayhem in the Multiverse

Season 5[]

Season 6[]

Season 7[]

Space House
Manor and Mannerisms (cameo)

Season 8[]

Haunted Tank

Trivia[]

The second design is similar to the DC Super Hero Girls G2 design, only in the crossovers.
Her voice actress in Teen Titans GO! to the Movies, Meredith Salenger, was the ex-wife of Patron Oswald, who voices Atom in this and the series.

Quotes[]

"Plastic Man."