[ SECRET POST #6004 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6004 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Her superpower is being crazy. She's so nuts it makes her basically invincible.

Other canons have her getting some agility and strength boosters from Poison Ivy's serums, and these movies had her dropped into the same vat that the Joker got tossed in. I mean she has whatever powers he has, if he does.

And just to point out: she may be a pretty white woman, but she also has a PHD (with a possible MD). Before her mind went screwy she was clearly extremely smart or at the very least doggedly hard-working. That shouldn't be discounted.

[(Anonymous)]

yeah, she was a highly regarded psychiatrist as far as we know, AND she was a gymnast, which explains some of her flexibility and skills.

[(Anonymous)]

OP probably thinks she got her Ph.D by being an attractive white woman.

[(Anonymous)]

Canonically she got it by fucking her professor for easy grades, so kinda maybe.

[(Anonymous)]

"Canonically" according to... what?

[(Anonymous)]

It's hinted at in the original Mad Love comic. I think Dini downplayed that later.

My headcanon is that, having got into college on an athletic scholarship (that's in Mad Love also), she actually was a pretty good student, but there was That One Class... (Statistics, probably: I got my bachelor's in Applied Mathematics and still found that class a gawdawful slog.)

If you bring the whole thing up around her she'll get pretty temperamental ("Look, Statistics was just crap-- I hardly even use it, that's what software's for! And I was gonna lose my scholarship if I didn't pass!")

[(Anonymous)]

"Canonically?" Who is claiming that?