Pamela Lillian Isley! Don't you ever pull a stunt like that again, do you understand me? I already watched you die once, don't you dare have me do it again! ❞ — Harley Quinn

Harley has a tendency to destroy Ivy's furniture and appliances whenever she gets angry, which occurs about Once an Episode. This continues in season 2, episode 2, when Harley declares that she and Ivy get HPV vaccinations since they're going to infiltrate a university, and Ivy reminds her that they're both too old for those. note Science Marches On, as the recommended age range for the HPV vaccine was increased in 2020. As noted previous, Harley would already know that and so was being sarcastic.Everyone gives Bane nothing but grief and treats him like a joke. Despite him being more than capable of tearing most of his fellow supervillians to pieces. After smoothing a few ruffled feathers, things take a turn for the worst when Commissionner Gordon and the GCPD barge in with full assault gear, causing maximum damage around. Gordon is about the bring the building down on them all when Batman intervenes, and tries to appeal to his sense of dedication to his job. When Poison Ivy's pheromones make Batman and Wonder Woman sexually attracted to each other, Batman's hallucination shows Wonder Woman in a pink filter (with a Sexophone riff and slight Hair Flip included). Seeing Mr. Freeze’s selfless love for his wife that culminates in him giving his life to cure her makes Harley realize that she’d been letting her own toxic relationship with Joker skew her perception of love.

I Need a Freaking Drink: After saying that she's always been a rotten, psychotic person even as a little kid, Harley says she suddenly understands why her mother recycled so many wine bottles. Systematic Villain Takedown: In season 2, with the Justice League out of commission and Gotham in chaos, a group of villains composed of The Penguin, Bane, The Riddler, Mr. Freeze and Two-Face creates the Injustice League, sharing Gotham between themselves and freezing Harley when she poses a challenge to it. The first half of that season sees Harley going in a revenge quest by taking down each of them one by one. While she kills the Penguin, the others have varied fates, she takes the Riddler as prisoner, traps Bane in the bottom of a pit, Mr. Freeze sacrifices himself to heal his wife, and Two-Face is arrested by Gordon, with Harley having no part in his take down.Harley’s incorrect assumption that Mr. Freeze is some sort of creepy stalker who doesn’t really love his wife Nora is probably a reference to the unpopular re-tool of their relationship in the 2011 New 52 Batman series. Bisexual Love Triangle: In the second season, Poison Ivy is torn between a thrilling life of crime and fun with her best friend Harley Quinn and a stable life with the bland but kind Kite Man. As Ivy explains it, she loves Harley but can't trust her, because Harley is flighty and impulsive and Ivy fears being left behind. On the other hand, Kite Man is trustworthy and stable.

Batgirl's "Stephanie" could be Clayface's "student" personna (" Riddler U"), or Stephanie Brown, another member of the Batfamily, who assumes the identities of Spoiler, Robin, and Batgirl. After a good night, they get frisky on the hood of their car, while a hooded figure walks away: a trap has been set...

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James Gunn voices himself in season 3, he also previously wrote and directed The Suicide Squad which featured both Harley Quinn and King Shark.