The Eat. Bang! Kill. Tour 1

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The trailer begins with Harley tapping on the screen, complete with the traditional "glass" sound effect. The Music Meister has the same gap tooth and glasses he had in Batman: The Brave and the Bold, but otherwise looks different. One memory that Ivy views within her head is her and Harley with Bruce Wayne's credit cards from " Holiday Knights".

Closet Key: Vixen claims to have always been attracted to women before being open about it when Tawny asks her about her previous relationships with B'wana Beast and John Stewart, hinting that her girlfriend Elle made her realize she was a lesbian and encouraged her to come out of the closet. Artistic License – Biology: Not getting into how Ivy's plant powers can spur such rapid growth, she seems capable of causing vines to grow out of any old plant she happens to have on hand, regardless of whether they're plants that grow vines. Aquaman manhandles the Legion of Doom on their own turf before Harley bursts open their aquarium and forces him to choose between the brawl and saving the sea life.Realistic Diction Is Unrealistic: Frequently averted, especially with Poison Ivy. Characters often stumble, stammer and interrupt themselves. In Season 2, Commissioner Gordon in his crazed state demanded a codpiece that fires missiles. Bruce's reply was that it doesn't exist. Later on, when Batman fought Bane, his armored batsuit actually had a codpiece that fires missiles.

Immune to Mind Control: Mephitic tests which superheroes and supervillains are immune to his stench based mind control. Even the Girls Want Her: Not only does the "distracted boyfriend" meme show up when Harley and Ivy get dolled up to go to dinner, a female patron looks equally interested. Giganta, who is Dr. Psycho's ex. They even have a kid together. When Ivy asks how that works sexually, Dr. Psycho just says "not great."Evil Power Vacuum: Season 2's main conflict is that the remaining villains took over Gotham after Joker's defeat. Pamela Isley's middle name is revealed to be "Gertrude" here (in the comics it's "Lillian"), the same as Phineas and Ferb's (also a redhead) sister Candace. And just like Candace, Ivy reacts in embarrassment when it's spoken out loud in front of others. Immediate Sequel: The comic begins where Season 2 ends, with Harley and Ivy in a car chase being pursued by Commissioner Gordon.

Unintentionally, an amnesiac and normal Joker reads the magical storybook with the Justice League trapped inside to his new girlfriend's children, thinking it was just a normal book that was buried with him.Season 1 ends with a massive earthquake leveling most of Gotham, in a reference to Batman: No Man's Land, the story arc in which Harley debuted in the mainstream comics canon, after previously remaining limited to Animated Series related continuity.

Arson, Murder, and Jaywalking: Harley is more upset that Mr. Freeze put his wife’s small business out of business than his numerous crimes and the fact that he kidnapped the crew. Harley Quinn: The Animated Series - The Eat, Bang, Kill Tour DC Print Subscriptions (June 10, 2021). Bridal Carry: Harley carries Ivy into her mall base this way, invoking the trope as Ivy is still in her wedding dress.Hell, even an overlord like Darkseid, who defines evil and tyranny, claims not even he utters such a word. Latex Perfection: Gruesomely exaggerated: the Joker at the beginning wears an actual face, and yet it still looks perfectly real. The episode " Harlivy" later contradicted some of the events of this issue. While in the comic, Clayface and King Shark are seen in Harley and Ivy's hideout calling Barbara Gordon about Harley's whereabouts during the first few days of Harley and Ivy's vacation, the episode instead reveals that King Shark and Clayface have been in Arkham Asylum in the nineteen days since the wedding, apparently having been captured by Gordon himself on that same day. Alfred Molina plays Mister Freeze. This isn't the first time he's played a scientist who loses his wife and becomes a supervillain. Ivy uses "impetuous" to describe Harley's behavior. In " Inner (Para) Demons", Ivy uses the word to describe the kiss they had in " There's No Place to Go But Down", and Harley subsequently uses the word to describe herself when she's feeling awkward about the situation with Ivy.