Real Name biggrin iana, Princess of Themyscirian Amazons/ Diana Prince
Age: 35
Gender: Female
Powers:
Superhuman strength, speed, reflexes, stamina, durability, and hearing, Flight
Superior hand-to-hand and weapons combat skills
Abilities:Animal empathy
Regeneration
Resistance to magic
Immunity to illusions and mind control
Ability to discern truth
Access to magical weaponry.
Gadgets: Silver Bracelets
Bio:Wonder Woman is the daughter of Hippolyte, immortal queen of the Amazons of Paradise Island. At some point in history, Hippolyte longed for a child and was instructed by the goddess Aphrodite to mold the form of a child out of the clay of Paradise Island. When she did, Aphrodite bestowed life upon the child, whom Hippolyte named Diana, after the Roman name for Artemis, goddess of the hunt.
Diana was an exceptional child, displaying incredible strength and agility even as a young girl. In late adolescence, she received her bracelets of submission and drank from Paradise Island's fountain of eternal youth, which provided her immortality for as long as she remained on the island. She also trained in a variety of skills including medical nursing, horsemanship, and "bullets and bracelets," an Amazon game that deflects projectiles with the bracelets of submission. When these events actually occurred is unknown, since, as an Amazon, Diana was immortal while she remained on Paradise Island.
In 1941, Lt. Steve Trevor, a U.S. Army intelligence agent, crashed his plane in the waters near Paradise Island. His body was found floating in the wreckage by Diana, who to this date had never seen a man. She carried the injured Trevor to her laboratory where she nursed him with the aid of Dr. Althea. Tirelessly, Diana used Amazon science to develop a purple healing ray that could heal extensive injuries. Steve Trevor died from his injuries shortly before the completion of the ray, but once completed, it proved capable of restoring life to the newly dead. While nursing Trevor, Diana had become infatuated with him, a fact which distressed the Amazon queen.
Meanwhile, in Olympus, Ares, the god of war (also known as Mars) taunted Aphrodite with the fact that most of Earth's nations were at war with one another. War, he claimed, ruled the world. Aphrodite reasoned that an Amazon in America would help inspire that nation once it entered the war and ordered Hippolyte to select an Amazon to escort Trevor back to America. Hippolyte was directed to hold a contest to select the most skilled of her sisters to enter Man's World as a champion of love in a world at war. As Hippolyte feared, Diana's infatuation with Trevor led her to apply for the contest immediately. When Hippolyte denied her, Diana designed a mask to hide her identity from her mother and entered the contest anyway.
The contest was grueling, resulting in the elimination of all other contestants save the mystery girl (Diana) and her friend Mala. The final test was the unique Amazonian skill of deflecting projectiles with their amazonium bracelets. At the height of this round, Diana successfully completed the "bullets and bracelets" trial while Mala was wounded. When she revealed her identity, Hippolyte was dismayed but accepting. She gave Diana the costume with which she would represent her people in America and magical implements to aid her. These included a lariat that compelled complete honesty and obedience in anyone ensnared and a jet that was visible only to the eyes of Amazons. Diana adopted a code-name to identify her as the first mystery-woman to the American people: Wonder Woman
"Not even girls want to be girls so long as our feminine archetype lacks force, strength, and power. Not wanting to be girls, they don't want to be tender, submissive, peace-loving as good women are. Women's strong qualities have become despised because of their weakness. The obvious remedy is to create a feminine character with all the strength of Superman plus all the allure of a good and beautiful woman." ~ William Moulton Marston- creator of Wonder Woman
TO BE COMPLETED>>>>>>>>>>
