DC: Unlimited Rebirth/Tropes

A list of TV Tropes for DC: Unlimited Rebirth.

Tropes

 * Action Dad:
 * High examples include Superman and Batman.
 * Action Mom:
 * High examples include Wonder Woman
 * Adaptational Sexuality:
 * Age Lift: Several characters have this.
 * Ambiguously Bi:
 * Arson, Murder, and Jaywalking:
 * TBD
 * Beam-O-War:
 * Berserk Button:
 * Joker hates it when someone (even Harley Quinn) boasts having gotten closer to kill Batman than he ever did.
 * TBD
 * TBD
 * Berserker Tears:
 * TBD
 * Beware the Nice Ones:
 * TBD
 * Broken Pedestal:
 * Priscilla Rich and Jordanna Zanders used to idolize Barbara Ann Minerva and Pamela Isley respectively, and even made themselves as new incarnations of Cheetah and Poison Ivy respectively to show their adoration. But when their both idols begun attacking them for "stealing their titles" and viewing them as unworthy impostors, the two girls developed a newfound hatred for them, vowing to become "a better Cheetah and a better Poison Ivy" than their former idols ever were.
 * Brion originally believed Bad Samatarian to be a hero for Markovia... that was until he learned of his illegal schemes and his plot to cause a war against Atlantis mainly for financial gain.
 * Cameo:
 * Similar to Stan Lee in the animated Marvel TV shows, Dwayne McDuffie, Bruce Timm, Andrea Romano, Grant Morrison and Scott Snyder make cameos in the show. Some are silent, others have dialogues done through archive audio, while others are actual recorded lines.
 * Complete Monster: Darkseid and Trigon.
 * Crossover: The Titans' arc features a crossover between Unlimited Rebirth's reality and the Justice League/Teen Titans Animated Universe dimension.
 * Enemy Mine: At the finale of the Shazam Family's arc, the Shazam Family reluctantly worked with Black Adam to stop Dr. Sivanna.
 * Evil is Sexy: Several female villains are considered this. High examples include Cheetah and Poison Ivy.
 * Has Two Mommies: Lyla Michaels/Harbinger has two mothers, similar to Jessica Cruz in the 2019 DC Super Hero Girls TV series.
 * Ironic Echo: In "War Games", the Bad Samatarian while in control of Markovia told Brion when he tried to become king "I'm sorry, I can't let you do that. It's for Markovia's good." At the end of the episode, Bad Samatarian is begging Brion to give him a second chance as Brion says the exact same thing he told him at the beginning of the episode.
 * Meaningful Echo:
 * Nuclear Option:
 * Ship Tease:
 * Simultaneous Arcs:
 * Related in the Adaptation:
 * Starfire is Superman's adopted daughter.
 * Supergirl and Power Girl are twin sisters
 * Cassie is Diana's daughter.
 * Caitlin Fairchild is Barry Allen's niece.
 * Tempting Fate:
 * Villainous Breakdown: Happens several times, such as when:
 * Caitlin Fairchild is Barry Allen's niece.
 * Tempting Fate:
 * Villainous Breakdown: Happens several times, such as when:

Ho Yay

 * Kara Zor-El/Supergirl and Lyla Michaels/Harbinger are secretly in love with each other. And no one knows that except the Star Sapphire Corps' veteran human Carol Ferris, Lois Lane and Wonder Woman. Well, until the Season One finale after they earn encouragement from Diana, Lois, and Carol.
 * At one point, Lyla mentions her "mothers", revealing that she is the daughter of a Lesbian couple.
 * Jessica Cruz in this show is also presented as a Lesbian, and is dating Barry Allen's niece Caitlin "Cathy" Fairchild.
 * As in the comics, Amazonian Blue Lantern Mala of Themyscira is also a Lesbian, but she is not depicted as Wonder Woman's lover (although it was implied that she had an attraction for Diana when she was younger). She is on the other hand in a relationship with young Amazon Alexa, who is a member of the Star Sapphire Corps.