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NOTE: This article is about the incarnation of Steppenwolf from Zack Snyder's Justice League. The theatrical version can be found here: Steppenwolf.
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Defenders. They have failed a hundred-thousand worlds. They always fail. I've come to enlighten you to the great darkness. I will bathe in your fear.
~ Steppenwolf arriving in Themyscira.
The Mother Boxes will be found and united. No protectors here. No Lanterns, no Kryptonian. This world will fall, like all the others. [...] For Darkseid.
~ Steppenwolf's declaration of completing his mission.

Steppenwolf is the main antagonist of the 2021 superhero film Zack Snyder's Justice League, the director's cut of the 2017 DC Extended Universe film Justice League. He is the Apokoliptian military general who was exiled from Apokolips due to his betrayal to his nephew and master, Darkseid.

In the hopes of redeeming himself to his master, Steppenwolf seeks out to destroy and conquer one hundred-thousand worlds, currently having to owe fifty-thousand more as a means to be accepted back into his family. Having learned of the locations of the Mother Boxes from Lex Luthor, he seeks out to find the three boxes and combine them to form the Unity, a source of powerful energy that would bring Earth to its fall.

He was portrayed by Ciarán Hinds, who also played the theatrical version of the character, Mance Rayder in Game of Thrones, Mephisto in Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance, Henry Burke in Race to Witch Mountain, Botticelli Remorso in The Tale of Despereaux, Jonathan Reiss in Lara Croft: Tomb Raider – The Cradle of Life, Bill Maplewood in Life During Wartime and Micheal Maguire in Shetland.

Appearance[]

Steppenwolf's physical appearance is drastically different from his previous design, as his design is now the one based on the original concept arts made for the character.

He appears to be a large, humanoid alien with pale, greyish cracked skin, razor sharp teeth and large horns that are part of his head. His arms also appear to be somewhat longer as they reach to his knees, while his hands appear to possess seven fingers, each with sharp, black claws. When combining the Mother Boxes into the Unity, he gains bright, blue eyes and white pupils.

Steppenwolf wears a metallic, silver armor that is described as being "alive." The armor appears to be a special kind of alien technology as it tends to move and react to Steppenwolf's movements. Whenever Steppenwolf engages in combat or expresses wrath, the armor tends to shift and expose sharp blades all over his body.

Personality[]

Steppenwolf is the barbaric warmonger of Apokolips that has conquered and destroyed many worlds in the name of his master, Darkseid. He believes that all life on Earth would be better off to live under Darkseid's rule as their free will has only allowed them to create shifts and conflicts among one another. He is a destructive being that will go out to great lengths on achieving his goals by any means necessary.

Unlike the theatrical version, Steppenwolf appears to be immensely loyal to Darkseid, so much that he desperately pleas for him and DeSaad to let him return home under his master's rule. Because Darkseid has forced him to do so, Steppenwolf has conquered at least 50,000 worlds, in hopes that Darkseid would let him return to Apokolips. In these moments, he tends to speak in a soft voice with wide-eyed expressions and often gets down on his knees as a sign of desperation.

While still cruel and evil, these traits make Steppenwolf come off as a more sympathetic character and gives him fleshed out motives, whereas his theatrical version was a cold-hearted sadist that destroyed worlds for his own pleasure. In addition, Steppenwolf doesn't appear to take pleasure in his conquest on Earth and is only doing it because it's his only option to be welcomed back into his family. The only time he seems quite eager about it is when he learns of the location of the Anti-Life Equation, believing this will let him return earlier than expected.

Also, unlike his theatrical version, Steppenwolf appears to be fully confident in his strength and skills throughout, taking self pride of himself. Even during the final battle with the Justice League when he is outnumbered, Steppenwolf only grows in frustration and rage, as he attempts to kill the heroes, rather than cowering in fear before them. This pride of his extended towards Darkseid even, as he had betrayed Darkseid prior, though this would be something that he would end up finding himself to regretting and cause his pride to diminish in his master's presence.

While ruthless, he is not mindlessly murderous as he spared the lives of the civilians that had evacuated from S.T.A.R. Labs and was willing to spare Silas Stone's, had he given him the Mother Box. Nonetheless, he still has no hesitation to torture individuals as a means of interrogation. Steppenwolf is also a monstrous beast, prone to fits of rage and violence; an example being when he roared in fury after the Justice League had undone The Unity.

History[]

Background[]

Nothing is known about Steppenwolf's early life or childhood except that he is the uncle of Darkseid, who once served as a military commander within his nephews armada. Many years before the events of Justice League, however, Steppenwolf fell out favor with Darkseid. What exactly happened is not clear, but it appears that Steppenwolf either aided or plotted with a group of fellow Apokoliptians to betray and overthrow their evil ruler. However, for reasons unknown, Steppenwolf had a last minute change of heart.

In a bid to make amends and reaffirm his loyalty, Steppenwolf betrayed his former allies, slaughtering them all. Even so, his role within the original plot was discovered and reported to Darkseid. Perhaps seeing that Steppenwolf did sincerely regret his actions and aware that he had killed the traitors in his name, Darkseid spared his uncle, but did not forgive his crimes. As punishment for his treachery, Steppenwolf was banished from Apokolips under penalty of death. Despite this, Darkseid was not prepared to completely discard such a powerful warrior.

Granting Steppenwolf control over a legion of Parademons, Darkseid told his uncle to undertake a undertake a crusade of penance. If Steppenwolf could conquer 150,000 worlds his crimes would be forgiven and he could return home to his family, honor and rank. Determined to stand at his side once more and understanding that failure was not an option, Steppenwolf accepted the proposition and left to carry out his task.

By the Earth year 2017, Steppenwolf had conquered 100,000 worlds in Darkseid's name. He had slaughtered thousands of civilizations, creating an ever expanding army of loyal followers. In late 2015, during the final moments of the battle between Superman and Doomsday, Superman unleashed a scream of agony so intense it echoed across the world, which in turn caused a trio of ancient Apokoliptian relics known as the Mother Boxes to awaken from their millenia long hibernation. Sensing their activation, Steppenwolf was able to briefly contact the human Lex Luthor who had broken into the Krytoponian Scout Ship 0344 (where he used its Genesis Chamber to turn the body of General Zod into the abomination responsible for Superman's demise). Steppenwolf had just enough time to inform Luthor about the purpose of the Mother Boxes and of Darkseid, before Luthor was forced to flee. Even so, Steppenwolf's attention had been drawn towards a target: the homeworld of the human race and the its protectors.

Hunting the Mother Boxes[]

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Steppenwolf arriving in Themyscira for its Mother Box.

With Superman dead, Steppenwolf set out to retrieve the Mother Boxes, knowing that his victory would bring him one step closer to returning home and getting back into Darkseid's good graces. Following the Mother Box's call while it was still awake, Steppenwolf arrived in Themyscira through a boom tube to retrieve it. There he encountered resistance from the boxes guardians: the Amazonians. The warriors put a brave fight, managing to slay several of Steppenwolf's followers. Even so, they failed to stop him, and after carving his way through dozens of combatants, he managed to successfully recover the box, before escaping.

Teleporting himself to his base in Pozharnov, Russia, Steppenwolf used the Mother Box to contact Apokolips. Although he was currently forbidden to set foot upon the planet, the disgraced warrior nevertheless liked to keep his master up to date with his progress. To this end, Steppenwolf made contact with another member of Darkseid's elite, DeSaad. He told his fellow general that he had started a new conquest, his recovery of the first Mother Box and of his ongoing search for the two other boxes. Steppenwolf also expressed his belief that the conquest of Earth would be easy. The humans had not only lost their greatest defenders, but as a species they were to scattered and divided to unify, even the face of a common enemy. This was something that Steppenwolf intended to rectify, just as he had done with all of his other conquests.

DeSaad listened to his former comrades boast with mild interest. However, he had little faith in Steppenwolf and despised him for his past treachery. As such, the arrogant torturer, gleefully taunted the disgraced Apokoliptian, stating how if not for his selfishness, pride and arrogance, he would standing alongside him, rather than talking to him from across the galaxy. This proclamation stirred up Steppenwolf's regret and a desire to return home. Dropping to his knees, Steppenwolf, in a moment of weakness begged DeSaad to let him speak to Darkseid. Tired of his crusade, Steppenwolf asked to be given the chance to plead his case, so that he could finally return home. DeSaad refused, angrily reminding Steppenwolf that he had betrayed not only his master but his own family. Steppenwolf did not deny the charge, but reminded his fellow enforcer that he had also killed the traitors, saving Darkseid's life. Unmoved, DeSaad made it very clear that there would no mercy in this case. He still owes Darkseid 50,000 more worlds. Only after he has paid his debt, will his plea be heard. Realizing that he was getting nowhere, Steppenwolf stood back up and assured his tormentor that he would not fail. The Boxes would be retrieved and Earth would fall like all the other worlds.

Afterwards, Steppenwolf learned that the Atlanteans was guarding a Mother Box and had his Parademons capture several Atlantean soldiers to find the Box. Upon interrogation, Steppenwolf used his mind probe to locate the Box. He then teleported to the stronghold and slaughtered all of the soldiers guarding it, and easily defeated both Mera and Aquaman. He then returned to Pozharnov with the box. Thanks to both of the Boxes, he transformed the abandoned city into a fortified stronghold.

Discovery of Anti-Life[]

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Steppenwolf fighting the Justice League underneath Gotham Harbor.

It is here ... on this world!
~ Steppenwolf as he realises that he has just located the Anti-Life Equation.

After his Parademons captured several humans whose carried the scent of the third and final Mother Box, Steppenwolf informed DeSaad of his progress. DeSaad then ordered him to interrogate the prisoners for the Mother Box's location and kill them if they didn't tell him. Arriving at the underground tunnels, Steppenwolf interrogated the prisoners and learnt through the probe that they had been near the Mother Box. As he was about to use the probe on S.T.A.R. Labs director Silas Stone, he was attacked by Cyborg. He was also attacked by Wonder Woman, whom Steppenwolf mocked for being stronger than her sisters. After briefly being tackled by the Amazonian, Steppenwolf ordered his soldiers that she would be his. The two fought and he overpowered her, only to then be engaged by the Knightcrawler controlled by Batman. Steppenwolf attacked the Knightcrawler and sent it crashing down the tunnel. Steppenwolf has then forced down the tunnels under Gotham Harbor, and just as Cyborg took control of the Knightcrawler and fired missiles, Steppenwolf blocked one and caught the other. He redirected the missile into a wall and escaped through a boom tube, knowing that it cause a flooding.

Upon returning to his stronghold, Steppenwolf noticed that the two Mother Boxes he had recovered were acting strangely. Realizing that they were trying to tell him something, he reached out and touched one. An electrical current travelled up his arm into his head. When Steppenwolf opened his eyes, he was confronted by a vision of an empty plain at the base of a volcano. Grabbing a handful of dirt, Steppenwolf could sense a strange power coming off of it; a power which he recognized either from description or personal experience. 5000 years ago, when Darkseid was still young, he had sought a devastating power known as the Anti-Life Equation. If harvested, this great ability would allow it's wielder to control the minds and wills of all people across every dimension, making them the undisputed ruler of all creation. Darkseid had found the equation upon a primitive planet but before he could claim it, he and his army were defeated by the worlds inhabitants and driven back into the cosmos. The name and location of this planet were subsequently lost.

Now, through this simple patch of dirt, Steppenwolf realized that he had just unintentionally managed to locate the Anti-Life Equation and that Earth was the planet that successfully fought back against Darkseid's invasion. Charging up his axe, Steppenwolf, not wanting to leave anything to chance slammed his weapon into the ground, just as his nephew had done, millennia ago. Just like then, the ground parted, revealing a series of lava channels. Looking around him, Steppenwolf quickly realized that these channels formed a pattern, carved into the very surface of the planet. Overcome, raised his head and hands to the heavens, unleashing a roar of triumph. Here at long last was an opportunity to redeem himself.

A moment later the Mother Boxes called him back to the present. Turning to the monolith, Steppenwolf immediately contacted Apokolips. Once again, DeSaad answered the call, asking if Steppenwolf was here to inform him of another successful conquest. To the New God's astonishment and irritation, however, Steppenwolf informed him that the conquest was still ongoing. Instead, he was here to report an important discovery. As DeSaad cut his monologue about Darkseid's defeat short, Steppenwolf gleefully reported that he had found the planet and the Anti-Life Equation. When DeSaad asked for confirmation, Steppenwolf smugly informed his former tormentor that he had looked upon the equation with his own eyes.

Hearing this, DeSaad muttered something in his native language, before withdrawing from the conversation. As Steppenwolf looked on, confused, his Parademons suddenly stopped what they doing and began to kneel in reverence. Then, as Steppenwolf looked up, the monolith began to change shape once more. This time, however, it was not DeSaad that greeted to him. To Steppenwolf's complete shock Darkseid himself appeared before him, gracing his long disgraced uncle with his presence. Overcome, Steppenwolf immediately emulated his warriors. Dropping to his knees, he bowed deeply before his master, whilst also retracting his armor from his head, torso and upper arms as further a mark of respect and subservience.

If Darkseid had any reaction to seeing Steppenwolf again, he did not show it. The only thing that mattered to him was Steppenwolf's report. Thus, the Lord of Darkness asked his follower if it was true? Had he truly found it, had he really uncovered the Anti-Life Equation? Raising his head, Steppenwolf looked right into his nephews eyes and assured him that the claim was true: the Anti-Life Equation was now Darkseid's for the taking.

Seeing Steppenwolf's sincerity, Darkseid gave his uncle a new command: find the final Mother Box, synchronize the Unity and scorch the planet of life. Darkseid then said that once this was done, he would come to Earth to retrieve his "great prize" allowing him to take control of the multi-verse. He also assured Steppenwolf, much to the latter's elation, that if he accomplished all of this, his uncles sins would be forgiven and he would be allowed to return to Darkseid's side. These word left Steppenwolf on the verge of tears. His quest for redemption was nearly at an end. Save for Earth, he would not need to conquer another world. With his dream of returning home in sight a long last, Steppenwolf bowed his head once more, reassuring his master that he would do as commanded.

After the final Mother Box was activated to resurrect Superman, Steppenwolf followed the call and arrived at S.T.A.R. Labs to retrieve it. Once inside, he found himself confronted by Cyborg again and Silas locked himself into a chamber with the Box. After Silas died while superheating the Box, Steppenwolf swiped Cyborg out of the way and recovered the Box. He then escaped just as the Justice League arrived.

Final Battle and Death[]

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Steppenwolf battling Wonder Woman in Pozharnov.

Returning to Pozharnov, Steppenwolf reunited the Mother Boxes and started to synchronize the Unity. After the stronghold was destroyed by Batman, Steppenwolf sent the Parademons to kill him. While waiting for the Unity to synchronize, he used them to presumably provide himself protection from the Unity's global scorching sequence. Once doing so, he was confronted by Cyborg, Aquaman and Wonder Woman, the latter whom he continued to mock regarding her sisters. As they fought the New God, Cyborg split off to get close to the Boxes. Steppenwolf swiped away the other two and grabbed Cyborg before he could get inside the Unity. Wonder Woman destroyed the walkway underneath them and they all collapsed to the floor below. Cyborg flew off back to the Boxes while Steppenwolf was being pulled back by Wonder Woman and Aquaman. Steppenwolf distracted Wonder Woman about her mother possibly being dead, and he then swiped off both her and Aquaman again.

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Steppenwolf's severed head being stepped on by Darkseid.

Returning to the Boxes, he proceeded to swing his axe at Cyborg. However, he was blocked by Superman who had arrived and then destroyed his axe. Steppenwolf angrily then found himself being overpowered and pummeled by Superman, Wonder Woman and Aquaman. However, while he was being pinned to the ground, a portal to Apokolips opened and the Unity was almost synchronized. Just as the Justice League were caught off-guard by Darkseid's arrival and Flash being wounded before he could give Cyborg the charge he needed, the Boxes synchronized and began the scorching sequence. However, the Flash used the Speed Force to reverse time and was able to give Cyborg the charge he needed.

Cyborg and Superman then successfully separated the Boxes, destroying them in the process. Getting up, Steppenwolf realized what had happened. Realizing that he could not complete his task and thus his chance to redeem himself had been lost forever, Steppenwolf let out a roar of anger. Before he could do anything, however, Aquaman struck the Apokoliptian from behind, impaling him upon his quindent. As the Atlantian lifted the evil warrior overhead, the vengeful Superman charged forwards, punching Steppenwolf hard in the face. The impact sent Steppenwolf flying backwards towards the portal. With their enemy helpless, Wonder Woman used the terrain to jump above Steppenwolf. Timing her strike carefully, she with a cry of vengeance decapitated him.

A moment later, Steppenwolf indirectly achieved his dream. Passing through the boom tube he finally returned home albeit as a lifeless corpse. Rolling across the floor his body came to rest right in front of Darkseid, flanked by DeSaad and Granny Goodness. His head, however, kept on rolling, his face frozen in a look of shock, before an armored foot stopped its progress. For a split second, Steppenwolf was looked upon his homeworld and people once again. A moment later, Darkseid stomped angrily on his uncle's skull, breaking off his remaining horn, as the light of life finally faded from Steppenwolf's eyes.

Angered by this defeat, Darkseid, along with his chief followers, was able to exchange a brief glance with the six warriors that had defeated his uncle and foiled his plans before the portal collapsed. With the gateway closed to them, DeSaad cautiously reminded his master that he had told him not to rely on Steppenwolf, a fact which Darkseid both acknowledged and agreed with. As a result of Steppenwolf's failure, both the Mother Boxes and a direct link to the Anti-Life Equation had been lost. Yet even so, Steppenwolf had not died completely in vain. He had located the ancient power his nephew sought and had successfully relayed its location to the Lord of Apokolips. Darkseid therefore ordered his subordinates to ready his armada, stating he would now take his prize by force.

Quotes[]

Oh, noble queen. Why do you fight? You can't save her. You can't save any of them. The great darkness begins... Yes, we will find the others.
~ Steppenwolf retrieving the first Mother Box and escaping Themyscira.
It's toxic. That's good. Go! Follow the scent of the Mother Boxes. Find the missing two. Once they are found, the Unity will be formed. This world will join the others. He will be pleased. He will see my worth again.
~ Steppenwolf after returning with the first Mother Box.
This world is divided. They are a primitive species. Unevolved and at war with one another. Too separate to be one. Their free will must be ripped from them, like the other worlds. Given absolution in one glorious belief, to serve him.
~ Steppenwolf's view on Earth.
I have found one of the three. The one that woke and called to me. The other two still sleep, but the parademons feel their presence. They fly, they search, they take prisoners who carry the scent, while I build a stronghold in the name of his glory.
~ Steppenwolf searching for the mother boxes.
DeSaad... I fall before you. Let me make a plea to him that I may come home after I take this world in his name.
~ Steppenwolf pleading to DeSaad to ask Darkseid to let him return home.
I saw my mistake. I slaughtered those who sought his throne.
~ Steppenwolf expressing remorse for betraying Darkseid.
So begins the end.
~ Steppenwolf after claiming the last Mother Box.
Tell me, Amazon, why did you abandon your own sisters only to cast your lot with these creatures, clinging to their puny lives? You weren't there to protect them from me. And sadly, you could have.
~ Steppenwolf provoking Wonder Woman with the fates of her sisters.
I watched your island burn, your sisters begging for their lives. As did your mother.
~ Steppenwolf continuing to provoke Wonder Woman.
For Darkseid.
~ Steppenwolf proclaiming victory before he attempts to kill Cyborg.
He's here.
~ Steppenwolf realizing that Darkseid had arrived on Earth just as the Mother Boxes synchronized. Also his last words before his death.

Trivia[]

  • The Snyder Cut, utilizes the original design that Zack Snyder gave Steppenwolf during his appearance in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, creating a more cohesive continuity between the two films.
  • Steppenwolf's actor, Ciarán Hinds, did not like his portrayal of Steppenwolf in the theatrical release, noting that most of Steppenwolf's backstory and motivations were either trimmed down or left out entirely from the film. The Snyder Cut film restored much of Steppenwolf's overall character arc.
  • Ciarán Hinds' voice was slightly modified in comparison to his performance in the theatrical release. In the Snyder Cut, Steppenwolf sounds more hoarse and raspier, and the pitch of his voice has been lowered, making him sound somewhat more monstrous and menacing than before.

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Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths - Part One: Anti-Monitor | Lex Luthor | Crime Syndicate of America (Ultraman, Owlman, Superwoman, Johnny Quick, & Power Ring) | Psycho-Pirate | Hal Jordan | Gorilla Grodd

Television
Justice League: Lex Luthor | Hro Talak | Cheetah | Star Sapphire | Shade | Copperhead | Ultra-Humanite | Solomon Grundy | Joker | Kanjar-Ro | Lord Orm | General Brak | Deadshot | Felix Faust | Gorilla Grodd | Aresia | Morgaine Le Fey | Mordred | Simon Stagg | Amazo | Volcana | Luminus | Firefly | Doctor Destiny | Despero | Giganta | Killer Frost | Sinestro | Parasite | Clayface | Metallo | Kalibak | Livewire | Weather Wizard | Toyman | Royal Flush Gang (Harley Quinn) | Mercy Graves | Vandal Savage | Brainiac | Darkseid | Lobo | Justice Lords (Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Green Lantern, Hawkgirl, & J'onn J'onzz) | Ray Thompson | Kragger | Paran Dul
Justice League Unlimited: Brainiac | Lex Luthor | Darkseid | Mongul | Ares | KGBeast | Copperhead | Blockbuster I | Cheetah | Mordred | Morgaine Le Fey | Circe | Roulette | Mordru | Maxwell Lord | Amanda Waller | General Wade Eiling | Solomon Grundy | Chronos | Atomic Skull | Granny Goodness | Kalibak | Tala | Hugo Strange | Professor Milo | Doomsday | Deadshot | Plastique | Captain Boomerang | Clock King | Felix Faust | Mantis | Gorilla Grodd | Bizarro | Giganta | Heat Wave | Sinestro | Doctor Destiny | Star Sapphire | Toyman | Volcana | Silver Banshee | Metallo | Killer Frost | Orion | Captain Cold | Mirror Master | Fatal Five | Gentleman Ghost | Virman Vundabar | Justice Lords (Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Green Lantern, Hawkgirl, & J'onn J'onzz) | Kragger | Paran Dul | Devil Ray
Justice League Action: Darkseid | Black Adam | Parasite | Lobo | Solomon Grundy | Mongul | Chronos | Joker | Toyman | Lex Luthor | Harley Quinn | Felix Faust | Circe | Brainiac | Zod | Mr. Freeze | Killer Frost | Deadshot | Two-Face | Penguin | Poison Ivy | Roxy Rocket | Desaad | Gorilla Grodd | Mister Mxyzptlk | Amazo | Calculator | Granny Goodness | Kalibak | Sinestro | Brain | Riddler | Titano | Star Sapphire | Cheetah | Carmine Falcone | Bizarro | Kanjar-Ro | Bud and Lou | Mister Mind | Red Lantern Corps (Atrocitus)

Video Games
Justice League Task Force: Darkseid | Shrapnel | Despero | Cheetah
Justice League Heroes: Brainiac | Darkseid | Doomsday | The General | Gorilla Grodd | The Key | Promethus | Killer Frost | Queen Bee | White Martians | Zoom
Justice League Heroes: The Flash: Gorilla Grodd | Circe | Killer Frost | Brainiac
Justice League: Chronicles: Amazo | Gorilla Grodd | Killer Frost | Vandal Savage
Justice League Action Run: Darkseid | Harley Quinn | Joker | Lex Luthor | Lobo | Mongul | Mr. Freeze |Circe | Felix Faust | Gorilla Grodd | Killer Frost | Penguin | Solomon Grundy | Steppenwolf
Justice League: Injustice for All: Lex Luthor | Star Sapphire | Solomon Grundy | Cheetah | Joker | Shade | Felix Faust | Ultra-Humanite
Injustice: Gods Among Us: One Earth Regime (Superman, Wonder Woman, Yellow Lantern, The Flash, Aquaman, Cyborg, Shazam, Nightwing, Raven, Hawkgirl, Sinestro, Black Adam, Killer Frost, Solomon Grundy, Catwoman, Bane, & Doomsday) | Joker | Lex Luthor | Deathstroke | Ares
Injustice 2: Brainiac | Gorilla Grodd | Captain Cold | Reverse Flash | Cheetah | Deadshot | Poison Ivy | Bane | Scarecrow | One Earth Regime (Superman, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, Cyborg, Nightwing & Black Adam) | Dr. Fate | The Lords of Order | Grid | Atrocitus | Joker | Darkseid
Injustice: Joker | Brainiac | Black Adam | Captain Cold | Cheetah | Darkseid | Deadshot | Killer Frost | Poison Ivy
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League: Brainiac | Justice League (Superman, Flash, Green Lantern, Batman) | Suicide Squad (Amanda Waller, Deadshot, Harley Quinn, Captain Boomerang & King Shark) | Gizmo | Penguin | Lex Luthor | Poison Ivy | Riddler

See Also
Justice League Dark Villains | Justice League International Villains | Justice Society Villains | Young Justice Villains

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