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Anti-Villain: While not as sympathetic as normal, Harley still counts. There's even a rather sweet moment in "The Line" where Ivy tells Harley she may be a bad guy, but she's a good person (i.e she's a supervillain, but isn't really evil). Joker Immunity: The Joker himself may have his usual tendency to avoid death, by the skin of his teeth, but no such assurances are made to other characters in the DC canon, as Scarecrow finds out after getting his face melted off and his head exploded. 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.
Naturally, since this is DC and has both Batman and Catwoman appear. Selina breaks up with him, but she still wants to support him. Joker's ultimate punishment for Harley is to make her normal again and not actually harm her at all. She considers this such a horrifying idea that she immediately offers to wholeheartedly work for him again and begs him not to go through with it. The Frank in Ivy's mind says he's been ready since 1986 and starts singing, all obvious references to the 1986 musical movie Little Shop of Horrors.Barbara gets a call from " Stephanie", her friend from Riddler University, and it's revealed that Babs remains in the dark that Steph is actually Clayface. Both of them privately reflect to themselves on their lying about their identities to each other. They have a bet about the relationship between Ivy and Harley. While they are chatting, someone texts Gordon telling him that they know where Harley is, and that they care about Gotham so they arrange a flight for him to go. The Joker insists that he is turning 25 on his birthday. In response to Scarecrow congratulating him on how much he's accomplished in just 38 years. Vixen uses her skunk funk in an attempt to repel Ivy's pheromones. It also drives off Harley and Ivy. Jim Gordon especially in nearly every conversation will digress about his own health, marital, and sexual problems.
It doesn't work, but buys enought time for women and pets to escape, to the utmost wrath of Gordon, who doesn't give up the chase. Save the Villain: More like save the increasingly less Heroic Antagonist, but Ivy does reluctantly prevent Gordon from dropping to his death. Immediate Sequel: The comic begins where Season 2 ends, with Harley and Ivy in a car chase being pursued by Commissioner Gordon. Ron Funches plays the amphibious King Shark. In DC's Powerless, he played a guy from Atlantis (and was presumably amphibious).Reused Character Design: The woman anchor of the Gotham News Network (GNN) — which later temporarily became the Joker News Network (JNN) — closely resembles Kathy Duquesne. Informed Judaism: There are plenty of references to Judaism throughout. Sy Borgman speaks with a Yiddish accent, the second episode is centered around the Penguin's nephew's bar mitzvah, and, of course, there's Harley herself. Both of the creators are Jewish, incidentally. He's brought up again in season 3, with Gordon considering his continued existence as proof that God doesn't exist. Nobody ever gets the relationship right the first time, what's important is that you're honest with each other about what you want in it". Ivy calls Harley "Orna" (little pale green one) and tries unsuccessfully to free her. Mephitic tells Ivy that she has six minutes to say her good-byes. Ivy place her phone down and kisses Harley passionately, apologizing for everything. Harley asks why that felt like a goodbye kiss, and realizes that nobody is fighting. Ivy confesses her feelings towards Harley, expressing how much she loves her. Then, Ivy covers Harley into plants while Harley pleads with her to not fight alone while crying.
Limelight Series: While Harley is obviously big enough to have her own show, her supporting cast is made up of lesser-known DCU villains like Dr. Psycho, King Shark and Clayface note known as part of Batman's Rogues Gallery but overshadowed by bigger villains in mainstream pop-culture. Ivy gets a recurring love interest in Kite Man, whose very existence is otherwise used as a joke. Queen Elizabeth II is implied to fall to her death after Harley pushes her out of a plane in "Harlivy"; though Harley claims she had a parachute.My God, What Have I Done?: After Harley confronts Ivy over how she's treated her over the course of the trip, Ivy realizes that she can't keep pushing her emotions down and is appalled by how she's treated Harley. Terminally-Ill Criminal: Defied. After Harley zaps a criminal with a cancer ray, the crook decides to drop everything he is doing and go to his kids for his remaining time on Earth. One memory that Ivy views within her head is her and Harley with Bruce Wayne's credit cards from " Holiday Knights". Swamp Thing creating a giant version of his head that emerges from the swamp, looks like the Legion of Doom HQ from Super Friends.
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