SHERRY SUBDUED Masters Bound as Wonder Woman

We have a request @doubleRprods MILF OC Sherry Masters being bound and gagged as Wonder Woman.

Wonder Woman is an Amazon warrior princess and one of the most powerful superheroes in the DC Universe. The daughter of Hippolyta, she was given power by the Gods to fight against evil in all its forms. Although she was raised entirely by women on the island of Themyscira, she was sent as an ambassador to the Man's World, spreading their idealistic message of strength and love. Wonder Woman fights crime and acts as a positive role model for women everywhere. Her equipment includes the Lasso of Truth, magic gauntlets, and an invisible jet. In the secret identity she has adopted to become closer to humanity, she is Diana Prince, a government agent for the Department of Metahuman Affairs. Wonder Woman is also a founding member of the Justice League of America. She has also been a member of the Star Sapphire Corps and the Sinestro Corps. Wonder Woman was created by William Moulton Marston and Harry G. Peter, and has a lengthy publication history. This history has sometimes included a sidekick Wonder Girl and many villains. Since her debut she has become one of the most popular and recognizable DC Comics characters, along with Batman and Superman.  She first appeared in All-Star Comics #8. (1941)

COSPLAY Sherry Masters as Wonder Woman

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WONDER WOMAN BOUND Judy Tobin of The Great North

While Judy Tobin of The Great North was cosplaying Wonder Woman of the DC Animated Universe and things have gone wrong. Now she has been bound and gagged in villain's hide out.

Judith Trudy “Judy” Tobin (aka Judy-bear) is one of the main characters in The Great North and the only daughter of Beef Tobin. She is the third child in the family, younger sister of Wolf, the younger “Alaskan twin sister” of Ham, and older sister of Moon.

Judy is artistic and creative. She cares greatly about her family and encourages them to get out of their comfort zones and helps them when they’re in a slump. She loves writing articles about new people and romance.

However she has a darker side to her, such as becoming angry at Ham when he secretly became the Cakelady of Lone Moose in "Feast of Not People Adventure”. She also becomes cruel and demeaning whenever she participates in curling as seen in "Curl Interrupted Adventure”.

Judy mentions in "Enough Bed Adventure" how she is self-conscious about her "hirsute hoofs" (hairy feet) when she is made a Norbit (Hobbit parody) in Ham's story. Ham admits to knowing this, and may have told the story this way intentionally to throw her off her storytelling game.

Judy is also a a bit arrogant, frequently thinking that she's the best in all aspects of the arts. Several examples of this include her pouting when she loses the lead role in a play, actually denying her somewhat overly flamboyant nature. She also frequently denies her lack of talent in the arts, like her terribly made pottery, and ill-concieved pottery clothing.

WONDER WOMAN Thea Stilton of Geronimo Stilton

We have Thea Stilton of Geronimo Stilton and The Thea Sisters books cosplaying Wonder Woman of the DC Animated Universe. Now she fallen into a peril that happen to Wonder Woman, she has been bound and gagged.

Thea Stilton is the namesake character in the Thea Stilton books, some a main protagonist but mostly a secondary character in the Thea Sisters series, and one of the main protagonists in the Geronimo Stilton books. She is Geronimo Stilton's younger sister and a special correspondent for The Rodent's Gazette.

Thea is notoriously Geronimo's opposite to a great amount, almost sharing absolutely nothing in common with her brother. Geronimo is reserved, hates traveling, has almost all the common phobias to a near-crippling degree, prefers to think more critically before making a move, hates breaking his status quo, lives for the simple pleasures in everyday life, is polite to a fault, and is always too scared and too nice to stand up for himself; meanwhile Thea is fearless, assertive, unafraid of coming off as nosy if it means finding answers to things, charges headfirst into situations, prefers to strategize in real-time, has nearly no filter when something greatly displeases her, and has an insatiable thirst for adventure. This caters very well to her job as the special correspondent of the Rodent's Gazette, which involves a lot of travel and work off the desk. Her versatility on and off the field has made her a popular person among her peers (to the degree that she tends to get heavy preferential treatment from William Shortpaws), and Geronimo has mentioned having been compared to her frequently and being envious of her skills and personality.

In her book series involving the Thea Sisters, her softer and friendlier side shines through a lot more. Her wild side that Geronimo all too frequently brings up is almost nonexistent, preferring to fulfill a calmer and wise mentor figure role for the Thea Sisters.

Thea is described as being attractive appearance-wise and personality-wise, and as a result a lot of men have had an attraction to her. Not only do Hercule Poirat and Bruce Hyena both have crushes on Thea while Jim Dribbles has had a soft spot & crush on Thea in The Super Cup Face-Off but she also mentions in The Mona Mousa Code and The Lost Letters that she has had multiple boyfriends and countless admirers, respectively. (Geronimo has even said at one point that Thea has had "so many ex-boyfriends that [he'd] need six hands to count them all".) She has used her charisma to her advantage multiple times by sweet-talking her admirers into letting her get through places that would otherwise be inaccessible to her. However, this does have disadvantages, as Thea was tempted into becoming a queen or a princess more than once in the series. Because of her typical dislike for most traits considered feminine in behavior, Thea has always shot down these attempts and offers, and even rejected a typical wild west woman's outfit due to how it restricted her mobility (the only one who did something of this sort) in The Wild, Wild West.

In the television series, Thea is much more composed (if not slightly more aggressive and sarcastic) and more tomboyish than in the books, and typically speaks in a calmer tone than it is implied in the books. She also helps her brother way more on the show and is also less pushy and less teasing towards her brother and treats him more like an equal in the show than she does in the books and has calmed down his nerves on a few occasions such as giving him tea. She also lets Geronimo take the lead in most situations in the show way more than the books. In the books she’s into fashion which is that’s one reason on why she’s a little bit of a girly girl and definitely an adventuress.

 

WONDER WOMAN Thea Stilton of Geronimo Stilton

This is a request by @Gabkat1991 for Thea Stilton of Geronimo Stilton and The Thea Sisters books cosplaying Wonder Woman of the DC Animated Universe.

Thea Stilton is the namesake character in the Thea Stilton books, some a main protagonist but mostly a secondary character in the Thea Sisters series, and one of the main protagonists in the Geronimo Stilton books. She is Geronimo Stilton's younger sister and a special correspondent for The Rodent's Gazette.

Thea is notoriously Geronimo's opposite to a great amount, almost sharing absolutely nothing in common with her brother. Geronimo is reserved, hates traveling, has almost all the common phobias to a near-crippling degree, prefers to think more critically before making a move, hates breaking his status quo, lives for the simple pleasures in everyday life, is polite to a fault, and is always too scared and too nice to stand up for himself; meanwhile Thea is fearless, assertive, unafraid of coming off as nosy if it means finding answers to things, charges headfirst into situations, prefers to strategize in real-time, has nearly no filter when something greatly displeases her, and has an insatiable thirst for adventure. This caters very well to her job as the special correspondent of the Rodent's Gazette, which involves a lot of travel and work off the desk. Her versatility on and off the field has made her a popular person among her peers (to the degree that she tends to get heavy preferential treatment from William Shortpaws), and Geronimo has mentioned having been compared to her frequently and being envious of her skills and personality.

In her book series involving the Thea Sisters, her softer and friendlier side shines through a lot more. Her wild side that Geronimo all too frequently brings up is almost nonexistent, preferring to fulfill a calmer and wise mentor figure role for the Thea Sisters.

Thea is described as being attractive appearance-wise and personality-wise, and as a result a lot of men have had an attraction to her. Not only do Hercule Poirat and Bruce Hyena both have crushes on Thea while Jim Dribbles has had a soft spot & crush on Thea in The Super Cup Face-Off but she also mentions in The Mona Mousa Code and The Lost Letters that she has had multiple boyfriends and countless admirers, respectively. (Geronimo has even said at one point that Thea has had "so many ex-boyfriends that [he'd] need six hands to count them all".) She has used her charisma to her advantage multiple times by sweet-talking her admirers into letting her get through places that would otherwise be inaccessible to her. However, this does have disadvantages, as Thea was tempted into becoming a queen or a princess more than once in the series. Because of her typical dislike for most traits considered feminine in behavior, Thea has always shot down these attempts and offers, and even rejected a typical wild west woman's outfit due to how it restricted her mobility (the only one who did something of this sort) in The Wild, Wild West.

In the television series, Thea is much more composed (if not slightly more aggressive and sarcastic) and more tomboyish than in the books, and typically speaks in a calmer tone than it is implied in the books. She also helps her brother way more on the show and is also less pushy and less teasing towards her brother and treats him more like an equal in the show than she does in the books and has calmed down his nerves on a few occasions such as giving him tea. She also lets Geronimo take the lead in most situations in the show way more than the books. In the books she’s into fashion which is that’s one reason on why she’s a little bit of a girly girl and definitely an adventuress.

 

WONDER WOMAN Kat Harvey DiD

 

It seems Kat Harvey of The Spooktacular New Adventures of Casper cosplaying Wonder Woman of the DCAU and things have gone wrong. Now she has bound and gagged.

 

Kathleen "Kat" Harvey is the love interest of the titular character and the deuteragonist of the 1995 film, Casper and one of the two the tritagonists (along with her father Dr. James Harvey) of the sequel/spin-off animated series, The Spooktacular New Adventures of Casper.

Wise beyond her years, Kat has a deadpan, wry sense of humor (which is said to be inherited from her mother) and a no-nonsense attitude. She can be stubborn and occasionally short-tempered, often putting up a stoic front to cover up her true vulnerability and self-doubt. Despite these traits, Kat remains a courageous and determined girl who isn't afraid to speak her mind and doesn't frighten easily. Kat is also empathetic and inquisitive, often expressing concern for the well-being of others, as well as the desire to learn new things.

Even at her young age, Kat has proven herself to be intelligent and responsible, stepping up to take care of herself and her father after the sudden death of Amelia Harvey; an event that caused Kat a great deal of emotional trauma. It was through her friendship with Casper that Kat was able to recover and find peace within herself.

In the Spooktacular cartoon, Kat is more snarky and sarcastic than she was in the film. Her voice is radically different is well, sounding more childlike and bubbly than in the theatrical film.

WONDER WOMAN Minerva Mink of Animaniacs DiD

It seems that while Minerva Mink of Animaniacs cosplaying Wonder Woman of the DC Animated Universe. She has been bound and gagged this seems to happen to woman dressed as Wonder Woman. 

 

Minerva Mink (originally called Marilyn Mink, after cinema bombshell Marilyn Monroe) is a character in the Warner Bros. animated television series, Animaniacs.

Minerva is an attractive, beautiful and sexy anthromorphic mink created by Warner Bros. animation producers Paul Dini and Sherri Stoner. Her initial designs were handled by character artist Barry Caldwell, while her final design was done by Dan Haskett. Her voice actress is Julie Brown. She, much like Hello Nurse, is designed to be attractive (she also gets similar reactions from male characters as Hello Nurse).

Personality-wise and despite her "beauty" and "attractiveness", Minerva can best be described as a gold-digger, so to speak, being extremely vain and greedy. If the people who swooned over her got to know her a little more they would discover some of her more meaner traits. She is typically seen using men to do whatever she wanted, showing no interest in them whatsoever.

Minerva is also seemingly only into one’s physical appearance above all-else, as she kept rejecting Wilford Wolf in his "nerdy" appearance despite his kindness to her and desire to establish an actual connection with her (it should be noted Wilford made more of an effort to bond with her beyond her looks unlike most of her other admirers). In addition, she threatened to end a friendship with her best friend Trudy just because Trudy arranged for Minerva to give her cousin a tour of the woods.

As an example of poetic justice, "Meet Minerva" and "Moon Over Minerva" show her receiving a taste of her own medicine. In "Moon Over Minerva", as she fawns over Wilford only for his werewolf form which vanishes after a short amount of time. Then in "Meet Minerva" she fawns after a man with similar exacting standards who didn't seem to find her attractive at all. Her personality, being fashion conscious, obsessed with beauty and money, resembles a valley girl - a stereotype typically mocked in the works of her voice actress, Julie Brown.

Although Minerva can be snobby and often lacks interest in those who seek her attention, she sometimes acts kind around others. This is best shown when, toward the end of her debut short, she gives Newt a hug and kiss of genuine affection rather than manipulation, being actually surprised when he reacts in an attracted manner even when that wasn't her intent this time. She is shown to have a more friendly dynamic with Newt in the comics following this, as well.

 

WONDER WOMAN Miss Deli Slice of Geronimo Stilton DiD

It seems that Miss Deli Slice of Geronimo Stilton franchise cosplaying Wonder Woman of DCAU. Now she facing a peril that the real Wonder Woman faced.

 

Miss Deli Slice (or Miss Delislice) is a young teacher in Benjamin and Pandora's school. She only appears in Geronimo Stilton episodes "The Mummy with No Name" and "Ravenrat".

She is shown to have fear of lizards and chameleons.

 

WONDER WOMAN BLOSSOM OF IF BOUND

We have Blossom of the animated film IF was cosplaying Wonder Woman of the DC Animated Universe has fallen into a situation that seemed to befall this hero.

Blossom is the tetartagonist of IF. She tags along with Blue to get the help of Cal and Bea.  

Blossom is first seen watching Bea from the top of the apartment stairs,  when she is discovered, it is shown she lives just a floor above Bea.  She began to get anxious and panicked when Bea discovered her.  Eventually, it is revealed she was once the IF of Bea's grandmother.

Blossom is an anthropomorphic butterfly with a distinct rubber hose  cartoon style, reminiscent of 1930s-era animation. She wears a pink  blouse and tutu with red and black striped dress suspenders, a black  buttoned dress vest, and white gloves. She also has two light blue and  black deflated butterfly wings.

When re-uniting with Bea's grandmother Margaret, Blossom glows a rose-type color and gains full-size butterfly wings.

Blossom is very polite. She is shown to care a lot about the ones she knows, as she constantly tells Blue to stop scaring Bea, and had made up a way to calm Blue down. She also offers Bea a cup of tea in an attempt to calm her nerves.

 

WONDER WOMAN BLOSSOM OF IF

 

This is a request by @Gabkat1991 for Blossom of the animated film IF wearing a Wonder Woman costume of the DCAU.

Blossom is the tetartagonist of IF. She tags along with Blue to get the help of Cal and Bea.  

Blossom is first seen watching Bea from the top of the apartment stairs,  when she is discovered, it is shown she lives just a floor above Bea.  She began to get anxious and panicked when Bea discovered her.  Eventually, it is revealed she was once the IF of Bea's grandmother.

Blossom is an anthropomorphic butterfly with a distinct rubber hose  cartoon style, reminiscent of 1930s-era animation. She wears a pink  blouse and tutu with red and black striped dress suspenders, a black  buttoned dress vest, and white gloves. She also has two light blue and  black deflated butterfly wings.

When re-uniting with Bea's grandmother Margaret, Blossom glows a rose-type color and gains full-size butterfly wings.

Blossom is very polite. She is shown to care a lot about the ones she knows, as she constantly tells Blue to stop scaring Bea, and had made up a way to calm Blue down. She also offers Bea a cup of tea in an attempt to calm her nerves.

WONDER WOMAN Kitty Katswell and Mrs Katswell DiD

This is Kitty Katswell of Nickelodeon's  T.U.F.F. Puppy dressed as Wonder Woman costume from the DCAU. It seems Katty Katswell has decided to get in the act. Katty has captured her sister and her mother dressed as Queen Hippolyta, recreating this cover of Wonder Woman Issue.

 

Kitty Katswell is the deuteragonist of T.U.F.F. Puppy. She is T.U.F.F.'s #1 agent. Kitty is also an expert in combat, weapons, and detective work. She is Dudley's partner, assigned to train him as a T.U.F.F. agent, but often finds herself and her skills foiled by Dudley's antics.

Kitty is an agent at the Turbo Undercover Fighting Force, and is regarded as one if its greatest agents. Her claws are registered lethal weapons, and she is proficient at using many weapons, gadgets, and disguises. Despite this, she does have a few weaknesses, such as her shaky relationship with her mother and sister, her schoolgirl-like love for Eric the water delivery guy which can distract her

Kitty is known to have somewhat of a temper, but she is shown to be nice and kind and is most of the time shown as a tough-talking, no-nonsense girl. She is also said to be trained in the arts of combat, language and firearm use. As revealed in "Puppy Love," Kitty knows many things that guys like to do to impress girls.

Dudley often annoys Kitty with his stupidity and when he constantly chews his butt (also when he'd say the word "exactly," as revealed in "Diary of a Mad Cat"), but she still considers him to be a worthwhile partner and a good friend. Their partnership usually injures her in some comical manner. She gets very annoyed whenever her birthday is brought up, hinting an unmemorable childhood. Kitty shows her cat-instincts whenever she sees cat goodies and tends to purr and flirtatiously wag her tail when seen showing affection.

Despite being more mature, Kitty can also be as childish and silly as Dudley at times. This is shown in "Share-A-Liar," when she laughs at Dudley's practical jokes towards Snaptrap. Another example could be in Puppy Unplugged, in which Kitty rudely blows a raspberry at Dudley.

Mrs. Katswell is Kitty and Katty's mother, who first appeared in a flashback in "Operation: Happy Birthday." She somewhat resembles her daughters, with her '50s hairdo.

here is not much known about Kitty's relationship with her mother, but in "Diary of a Mad Cat" it appears Kitty isn't that close with her. Mrs. Katswell seems to be upset with Kitty for never calling her on her birthday and would compare Kitty to Katty, who is in jail. She even bothers Kitty for being single.

Katty Katswell is the twin sister of Kitty. She is voiced by Grey DeLisle.

She was mentioned in Diary of a Mad Cat and Bluff Puppy and finally appears in A Tale of Two Kitties. She is said to be in jail. It is implied that Mrs. Katswell prefers her to Kitty, due to her asking Kitty why she couldn't be more like her sister. In A Tale of Two Kitties she was escaped from prison to take revenge on her sister who put her in jail by swapping places with her own sister to steal 24 carat Golden Fishbowl from the Petropolis Art Museum exhibit in which Dudley and Kitty have assignments to protect this, where Dudley didn't know that where his partner was swapped by Katty. As a criminal she commits crimes such as armed robbery, Grand Theft Auto and insurance fraud.

 

WONDER WOMAN KITTY KATSWELL

This is a request by @Gabkat1991 for Kitty Katswell of Nickelodeon's  T.U.F.F. Puppy dressed as Wonder Woman costume from the DCAU.

Kitty Katswell is the deuteragonist of T.U.F.F. Puppy. She is T.U.F.F.'s #1 agent. Kitty is also an expert in combat, weapons, and detective work. She is Dudley's partner, assigned to train him as a T.U.F.F. agent, but often finds herself and her skills foiled by Dudley's antics.

Kitty is an agent at the Turbo Undercover Fighting Force, and is regarded as one if its greatest agents. Her claws are registered lethal weapons, and she is proficient at using many weapons, gadgets, and disguises. Despite this, she does have a few weaknesses, such as her shaky relationship with her mother and sister, her schoolgirl-like love for Eric the water delivery guy which can distract her

Kitty is known to have somewhat of a temper, but she is shown to be nice and kind and is most of the time shown as a tough-talking, no-nonsense girl. She is also said to be trained in the arts of combat, language and firearm use. As revealed in "Puppy Love," Kitty knows many things that guys like to do to impress girls.

Dudley often annoys Kitty with his stupidity and when he constantly chews his butt (also when he'd say the word "exactly," as revealed in "Diary of a Mad Cat"), but she still considers him to be a worthwhile partner and a good friend. Their partnership usually injures her in some comical manner. She gets very annoyed whenever her birthday is brought up, hinting an unmemorable childhood. Kitty shows her cat-instincts whenever she sees cat goodies and tends to purr and flirtatiously wag her tail when seen showing affection.

Despite being more mature, Kitty can also be as childish and silly as Dudley at times. This is shown in "Share-A-Liar," when she laughs at Dudley's practical jokes towards Snaptrap. Another example could be in Puppy Unplugged, in which Kitty rudely blows a raspberry at Dudley.

 

WONDER WOMN LITTLERED LASHED

 

We have Little Red of the animated special The Magical Mystery Trip Through Little Red's Head was wearing a Wonder Woman costume of the DCAU and being kidnapped. Now she has been secured to a rack.

Little Red is a character from the ABC Afterschool Special,  "The Magical Mystery Trip Through Little Red's Head". She is the older  sister of Larry and Carol. She is a more modernized take of Little Red Reding Hood, of which this adaptation of the story is in the subplot. She was voiced by Sarah Kennedy.

Little Red is first seen sleeping in bed as her little siblings,  Larry and Carol, watch her. Larry and Carol are discussing whether they  should follow her to their grandmother's house despite their mom's  wishes for them not to do so. Then, they hear a voice, which gets their  attention. The voice comes from someone known as Timer, who is tiny and  the siblings find him on Little Red's pillow. He introduces himself to  the kids and takes them on a tour inside Little Red's mind in order for  them to understand her better. After the kids have been shrunken down to  his size, they end up in her hair. Carol ends up getting separated from  Timer and Larry, and she meets the conjoined twins, I'm and Me, who  together are known as Choice. They explain that they represent any two  choices that Little Red tries to make and whatever two feelings at the  moment she must choose to feel. After Timer and Larry reunite with  Carol, Timer informs the siblings that he feels his built-in clock about  to sound off and that they must leave right away, as Little Red is  about to awaken, and she does as she hears and notices a bird singing  outside her bedroom window. Timer, Larry, and Carol then head to a part  of Little Red that deals with the senses. They meet Squirter, who is  responsible for keeping that running. They all look at a monitor, which  are Little Red's eyes. He mentions the five senses, as each of them show  what Little Red is doing: Sight (looking at herself in a mirror),  hearing (her listening to some music through a cassette player's  earphones), smell (her sniffing the aroma coming from a toaster), taste  (eating a slice of toast), and touch (her petting her cat).

Later, Little Red leaves her house and heads to her grandma's  house. Her mom tells her to be careful out there and asks if she's sure  she doesn't want her siblings accompanying her. Little Red declines the  opportunity. She thinks she'll be alright on her own at first, but as  she walks through the woods and hears a noise, she begins having second  thoughts, and maybe even doubts herself. Suddenly, she feels a bump and  falls on the ground as a policeman named Sheriff Bill and his son, Stephen,  who is also a cop, accidentally run into her. Sheriff Bill apologizes  to her and he introduces himself, and Stephen, to her. They ask her  where she's going and she tells them she's on her way to her grandma's  house. Sheriff Bill asks her if she's heard about a critter prowling around the area and warns her to be on the lookout for him.  That critter happens to be a wolf, who little does Little Red know, is  lurking about and listening to their conversation. She tells them her  grandma's house is at the end of the path and it has a polka dot  chimney. Sheriff Bill repeats that and asks quizzically, but she says  that her "grandma has always been a little far out". Sheriff Bill offers  for Stephen to escort her there. Stephen and Little Red each ask,  "Me?", both of them blushing a deep red, as at that moment, Little Red's  complexion is nearly as red as her hair. Then a song about the feelings  of teenage love is played. Afterwards, Little Red thanks them for the  offer, but insists she'll be fine and continues on her own before she  and the father-and-son duo go their separate ways.

Little Red arrives at her grandma's house and knocks on the door.  But rather than her grandma, it's actually the wolf in bed, disguised  as her grandma. As the wolf attempts to disguise his real voice, he  tells her to come in and she does. Little Red looks around the room and  comments on how dark it is, then asks what that noise behind a door is.  The wolf, still pretending to be her grandma, gives an excuse for each  of those. Little Red then asks why her fake grandma would wear  sunglasses when there's no sun in the room, gradually growing more  suspicious. Meanwhile, in another control room inside her mind, Larry  and Carol meet Col. Fripp von Neuron, who is in charge of the control  room that has to do with the glands and the instinctive reactions. The  kids also meet his assistant, See-More, and Adeline, who is responsible  for loading the spheres that set off her actions and reactions. When  Little Red comments on her faux grandma's voice sounding odd, the wolf  says he has a cold before revealing his true self to her and chases  Little Red around the room. She runs around frantically and is so  panic-stricken, she forgets what to do to save herself. At one point,  she runs in place. In her panicked state, this is because everybody who  is responsible for what goes on in her mind is running around hectically  as they aren't sure what to do, and Adeline freezes. Carol thinks fast  and knows what to do. She manages to get Adeline to get the part of  Little Red's system that reacts operating again. Once that's done,  Little Red comes to a stop, becoming cool, calm, and collected. She uses  her karate moves on the wolf as when he tries to catch her, she grabs  him and throws him aside. When the wolf tries again while looking she's  looking at herself in a mirror fixing her hair, he attempts to get her  from behind this time, only for her to kick him backwards, and he is  defeated. Then, there is a knock on the door. Little Red answers and it  turns out to be Sheriff Bill and Stephen who have come to check on her.  Little Red's real grandma comes as well as Little Red tells her she's so  glad she's alright and the wolf is about to be apprehended.

After saying goodbye to Timer, Larry and Carol are returned to  their normal sizes and are back at their house. They have a newfound and  better understanding of their big sister. Little Red arrives back home  as well as the siblings greet each other. As they are reunited and head  inside their house, Larry begins telling her the story of the adventure  he and Carol had.

WONDER WOMAN Little Red

 

This is a request by @Gabkat1991 for Little Red of the animated special The Magical Mystery Trip Through Little Red's Head wearing a Wonder Woman costume of the DCAU.

Little Red is a character from the ABC Afterschool Special,  "The Magical Mystery Trip Through Little Red's Head". She is the older  sister of Larry and Carol. She is a more modernized take of Little Red Reding Hood, of which this adaptation of the story is in the subplot. She was voiced by Sarah Kennedy.

Little Red is first seen sleeping in bed as her little siblings,  Larry and Carol, watch her. Larry and Carol are discussing whether they  should follow her to their grandmother's house despite their mom's  wishes for them not to do so. Then, they hear a voice, which gets their  attention. The voice comes from someone known as Timer, who is tiny and  the siblings find him on Little Red's pillow. He introduces himself to  the kids and takes them on a tour inside Little Red's mind in order for  them to understand her better. After the kids have been shrunken down to  his size, they end up in her hair. Carol ends up getting separated from  Timer and Larry, and she meets the conjoined twins, I'm and Me, who  together are known as Choice. They explain that they represent any two  choices that Little Red tries to make and whatever two feelings at the  moment she must choose to feel. After Timer and Larry reunite with  Carol, Timer informs the siblings that he feels his built-in clock about  to sound off and that they must leave right away, as Little Red is  about to awaken, and she does as she hears and notices a bird singing  outside her bedroom window. Timer, Larry, and Carol then head to a part  of Little Red that deals with the senses. They meet Squirter, who is  responsible for keeping that running. They all look at a monitor, which  are Little Red's eyes. He mentions the five senses, as each of them show  what Little Red is doing: Sight (looking at herself in a mirror),  hearing (her listening to some music through a cassette player's  earphones), smell (her sniffing the aroma coming from a toaster), taste  (eating a slice of toast), and touch (her petting her cat).

Later, Little Red leaves her house and heads to her grandma's  house. Her mom tells her to be careful out there and asks if she's sure  she doesn't want her siblings accompanying her. Little Red declines the  opportunity. She thinks she'll be alright on her own at first, but as  she walks through the woods and hears a noise, she begins having second  thoughts, and maybe even doubts herself. Suddenly, she feels a bump and  falls on the ground as a policeman named Sheriff Bill and his son, Stephen,  who is also a cop, accidentally run into her. Sheriff Bill apologizes  to her and he introduces himself, and Stephen, to her. They ask her  where she's going and she tells them she's on her way to her grandma's  house. Sheriff Bill asks her if she's heard about a critter prowling around the area and warns her to be on the lookout for him.  That critter happens to be a wolf, who little does Little Red know, is  lurking about and listening to their conversation. She tells them her  grandma's house is at the end of the path and it has a polka dot  chimney. Sheriff Bill repeats that and asks quizzically, but she says  that her "grandma has always been a little far out". Sheriff Bill offers  for Stephen to escort her there. Stephen and Little Red each ask,  "Me?", both of them blushing a deep red, as at that moment, Little Red's  complexion is nearly as red as her hair. Then a song about the feelings  of teenage love is played. Afterwards, Little Red thanks them for the  offer, but insists she'll be fine and continues on her own before she  and the father-and-son duo go their separate ways.

Little Red arrives at her grandma's house and knocks on the door.  But rather than her grandma, it's actually the wolf in bed, disguised  as her grandma. As the wolf attempts to disguise his real voice, he  tells her to come in and she does. Little Red looks around the room and  comments on how dark it is, then asks what that noise behind a door is.  The wolf, still pretending to be her grandma, gives an excuse for each  of those. Little Red then asks why her fake grandma would wear  sunglasses when there's no sun in the room, gradually growing more  suspicious. Meanwhile, in another control room inside her mind, Larry  and Carol meet Col. Fripp von Neuron, who is in charge of the control  room that has to do with the glands and the instinctive reactions. The  kids also meet his assistant, See-More, and Adeline, who is responsible  for loading the spheres that set off her actions and reactions. When  Little Red comments on her faux grandma's voice sounding odd, the wolf  says he has a cold before revealing his true self to her and chases  Little Red around the room. She runs around frantically and is so  panic-stricken, she forgets what to do to save herself. At one point,  she runs in place. In her panicked state, this is because everybody who  is responsible for what goes on in her mind is running around hectically  as they aren't sure what to do, and Adeline freezes. Carol thinks fast  and knows what to do. She manages to get Adeline to get the part of  Little Red's system that reacts operating again. Once that's done,  Little Red comes to a stop, becoming cool, calm, and collected. She uses  her karate moves on the wolf as when he tries to catch her, she grabs  him and throws him aside. When the wolf tries again while looking she's  looking at herself in a mirror fixing her hair, he attempts to get her  from behind this time, only for her to kick him backwards, and he is  defeated. Then, there is a knock on the door. Little Red answers and it  turns out to be Sheriff Bill and Stephen who have come to check on her.  Little Red's real grandma comes as well as Little Red tells her she's so  glad she's alright and the wolf is about to be apprehended.

After saying goodbye to Timer, Larry and Carol are returned to  their normal sizes and are back at their house. They have a newfound and  better understanding of their big sister. Little Red arrives back home  as well as the siblings greet each other. As they are reunited and head  inside their house, Larry begins telling her the story of the adventure  he and Carol had.

WONDER WOMAN RUBY GILLMAN TAKEN

 

It seems that the star of Dreamworks Ruby Gillman Teenage Kraken was cosplaying Wonder Woman of the DC Animated Universe it seems that the forces of evil have captured her.  Now she has been bound and gagged much like the real Wonder Woman.

Ruby Gillman is the titular main protagonist of the movie. She’s a sweet, awkward 16-year-old kraken who is a junior at Oceanside High School. She is also a direct descendant of the Kraken royal lineage, and is destined to inherit the throne from Grandmamah, the Warrior Queen of the Seven Seas.

She might not be the coolest girl in school, but she is loved by her mega-selling realtor mom and laid-back supportive dad; even her little "annoying" brother thinks she’s OK. What’s more, her three closest friends Margot, Bliss and Trevin adore her, and their squad always sticks together. Even Ruby’s crush, the skater boy Connor, seems to recognize that there’s something special about the shy, winsome girl.

Ruby is a quiet, shy and awkward kraken who lives in the seaside town of Oceanside. Just like the rest of her family, she lives her life pretending to be a human. She feels occasionally embarrassed by her parents and sees her younger brother as annoying, but overall loves them all greatly. Being a junior at Oceanside High School, she tries her best to fit in with the other students, attempting to act as normal as possible. However, her awkwardness gets thrown at the forefront whenever she speaks to her beloved crush Connor.

Despite her persona, she had feelings of resentment towards her mother after she found out that her mom knew about her heritage but didn’t tell her. She also feels betrayed by “Chelsea” after she reveals herself as Nerissa, though she quickly bounces back after a heartfelt conversation with her uncle.

She has a reserved nature resulted in a lack of self-confidence and insecurity, which made many situations Ruby had to endure much worse for her. She was prone to heavy bouts of anxiety and some moments even led to panic attacks, such as when meeting the “new girl” in school, Chelsea, for the first time. Throughout the film, she starts to develop a sense of confidence, and by the end is able to become a brave and confident individual, someone who is inspiring to those around her.

Her interest in the ocean is an interesting one, and something that is seen all throughout the film. Even though she had never entered it, the ocean had always endeared her, appearing to be well-drawn to it. Her bedroom is filled with ocean-related knickknacks, and she reads a quarterly-released magazine called The Marine Biologist Quarterly, even if her mother expressed her objections. Despite this fixation, she was deathly afraid of the ocean, never wanting to be confronted by it in a situation, which stemmed from her mom’s anti-ocean rule. Her thalassophobia was severe when faced with trying to save a drowning Connor, she had a panic attack before accidentally falling in. This phobia was overcome after having a talk with Brill, deciding to take a leap of faith that would change her life forever.

Ruby, to put it mildly, is a math nerd. So much so that she originally decided to ask Connor, who she tutors in the subject, to prom with an advanced quadratic equation. She’s even a champion mathlete at her school, geeking out about the subject with her friends, even if they think it’s not very cool. Due to her ability to apply the steps of an equation to real life, she was able to evaluate the severity of the underwater volcanic area known as The Well of Seas by tossing a discarded ship into one of the currents. On top of this, she also figured out how to destroy the Trident of Oceanus by making use of the exponential growth formula using the three giant krakens’ laser eye abilities. This skill allows her to use her smarts to her advantage, making her more calculating.

WONDER WOMAN RUBY GILLMAN

 

This is a request by for Ruby Gillman of Dreamworks  Ruby Gillman Teenage Kraken franchise dressed as Wonder Woman costume from the DCAU.

Ruby Gillman is the titular main protagonist of the movie. She’s a sweet, awkward 16-year-old kraken who is a junior at Oceanside High School. She is also a direct descendant of the Kraken royal lineage, and is destined to inherit the throne from Grandmamah, the Warrior Queen of the Seven Seas.

She might not be the coolest girl in school, but she is loved by her mega-selling realtor mom and laid-back supportive dad; even her little "annoying" brother thinks she’s OK. What’s more, her three closest friends Margot, Bliss and Trevin adore her, and their squad always sticks together. Even Ruby’s crush, the skater boy Connor, seems to recognize that there’s something special about the shy, winsome girl.

Ruby is a quiet, shy and awkward kraken who lives in the seaside town of Oceanside. Just like the rest of her family, she lives her life pretending to be a human. She feels occasionally embarrassed by her parents and sees her younger brother as annoying, but overall loves them all greatly. Being a junior at Oceanside High School, she tries her best to fit in with the other students, attempting to act as normal as possible. However, her awkwardness gets thrown at the forefront whenever she speaks to her beloved crush Connor.

Despite her persona, she had feelings of resentment towards her mother after she found out that her mom knew about her heritage but didn’t tell her. She also feels betrayed by “Chelsea” after she reveals herself as Nerissa, though she quickly bounces back after a heartfelt conversation with her uncle.

She has a reserved nature resulted in a lack of self-confidence and insecurity, which made many situations Ruby had to endure much worse for her. She was prone to heavy bouts of anxiety and some moments even led to panic attacks, such as when meeting the “new girl” in school, Chelsea, for the first time. Throughout the film, she starts to develop a sense of confidence, and by the end is able to become a brave and confident individual, someone who is inspiring to those around her.

Her interest in the ocean is an interesting one, and something that is seen all throughout the film. Even though she had never entered it, the ocean had always endeared her, appearing to be well-drawn to it. Her bedroom is filled with ocean-related knickknacks, and she reads a quarterly-released magazine called The Marine Biologist Quarterly, even if her mother expressed her objections. Despite this fixation, she was deathly afraid of the ocean, never wanting to be confronted by it in a situation, which stemmed from her mom’s anti-ocean rule. Her thalassophobia was severe when faced with trying to save a drowning Connor, she had a panic attack before accidentally falling in. This phobia was overcome after having a talk with Brill, deciding to take a leap of faith that would change her life forever.

Ruby, to put it mildly, is a math nerd. So much so that she originally decided to ask Connor, who she tutors in the subject, to prom with an advanced quadratic equation. She’s even a champion mathlete at her school, geeking out about the subject with her friends, even if they think it’s not very cool. Due to her ability to apply the steps of an equation to real life, she was able to evaluate the severity of the underwater volcanic area known as The Well of Seas by tossing a discarded ship into one of the currents. On top of this, she also figured out how to destroy the Trident of Oceanus by making use of the exponential growth formula using the three giant krakens’ laser eye abilities. This skill allows her to use her smarts to her advantage, making her more calculating.

WONDER WOMAN TRIXIE TANG TAKEN

 It seems Trixie Tang of Nickelodeon's The Fairly Odd Parents  was cosplaying DC Animated Universe's Wonder Woman and things have not gone well.  Now she has been bound and gagged by some villain.

Trixie Tang is the most popular girl in Dimmsdale Elementary  School who Timmy Turner strives to win over, among every other boy at  her school. She is part of the popular kids social group at her school,  and in some episodes is their leader. Her best friend and sidekick is  Veronica.

Trixie Tang is an extremely  wealthy and popular elementary school student who is the most popular  student at Timmy's school. She is depicted as a typical spoiled rich  girl, a vain braggart who likes to flaunt her outer beauty when she  needs a quick fix. Simply put, she is often portrayed as mean and  inconsiderate, but not in the same type of meanness as Vicky the  Babysitter. While her attitude toward Timmy's advances is usually cold,  she has warmed up to Timmy before, usually when her popular friends  are  not around to see her.

Trixie is one of the wealthiest children in Dimmsdale and lives in one of the largest mansions  in the city. The things she likes always change usually within five  minutes. It is revealed that Trixie secretly loves stereotypically  male-oriented things such as comic books, along with just liking the  usual stereotypically girlish things like makeup, dolls, and dresses.  Timmy has an obvious crush on Trixie, but she frequently rejects him. In  many episodes he is seen making wishes on how to get Trixie to fall for  him. In most occasions, Timmy actually does manage to impress  Trixie enough to receive some sort of admiration from her, but  eventually something comes in between them before any serious  relationship can be developed. In some cases, another stronger or more  popular kid like Tad, Chad, or Francis  comes along and makes Timmy look bad, causing Trixie to fall for them  over Timmy. Another time, Timmy rejected Trixie on Valentine's Day in  favor of Tootie,  causing Trixie to immediately like him due to his boldness in rejecting  her, although by Trixie's next appearance she is back to her usual  apathetic attitude toward Timmy. According to the episode "The Boy Who Would Be Queen"  of Season 2, Trixie secretly likes boys' comics, which was found out  when Timmy turned into a girl by Wanda and became friends with Trixie  (only as Timantha, he/she was friends with her). She enjoys her time  with Timantha because "she" is a girl who is willing to do both girl and  boy stuff, and Trixie reveals she is willing to be friends with any boy  who is able to admit he likes romantic soap operas - just so long as he  does not admit it in front of her female friends. However, this bit of  character insight is never mentioned again in the series, and in most of  Trixie's appearances she acts and desires things any other preteen girl  would, although she did become a superhero in "The Big Superhero Wish!"  thanks to Timmy's wish. She may have feelings for Timmy; however,  because she is one of the popular kids, she can't show it if it exists  because the other popular kids hate Timmy. She has also tried to impress  Timmy at least twice, once when he had no emotions and the other time  when he rejected her for Tootie on Valentine's Day which apparently made  'her' obsessive for 'him'. Like the other unrequited pairings on the  show, romantic developments between Trixie and other characters are  completely ignored and are "reset" in the continuity by the very next  episode.

However, in the episode "Just theTwo of Us!"  Timmy learns that Trixie's beauty is only skin-deep, as when he wishes  he and Trixie were the only two beings in the universe (with Cosmo and  Wanda still by his side), Trixie becomes psychotically obsessed with his  attention towards her, much to Timmy's suffocation. This episode shows  the possibility of Trixie suffering from Histronic Personality Disorder,  as she hates being alone, to the point of near mental breakdown, and  cries for attention. When Timmy decides to end their relationship, an  angry Trixie chases him through the outskirts of a mini mall  in her attempt to kill him using sporting and gardening equipment,  including a helicopter to slice him in half with the propeller blades,  since the missiles were sold separately. Timmy manages to evade Trixie  long enough to wish everything back to normal, she returns to her normal  self with other people to give her attention, while Timmy declares that  he is done with relationships for the time being. However, this does  not affect Timmy's feelings for her in later episodes.

WONDER WOMAN TRIXIE TANG

 

This is a request by Gabkat1991 for Trixie Tang cosplaying Wonder Woman of DC Animated Universe.

Trixie Tang is the most popular girl in Dimmsdale Elementary  School who Timmy Turner strives to win over, among every other boy at  her school. She is part of the popular kids social group at her school,  and in some episodes is their leader. Her best friend and sidekick is  Veronica.

Trixie Tang is an extremely  wealthy and popular elementary school student who is the most popular  student at Timmy's school. She is depicted as a typical spoiled rich  girl, a vain braggart who likes to flaunt her outer beauty when she  needs a quick fix. Simply put, she is often portrayed as mean and  inconsiderate, but not in the same type of meanness as Vicky the  Babysitter. While her attitude toward Timmy's advances is usually cold,  she has warmed up to Timmy before, usually when her popular friends  are  not around to see her.

Trixie is one of the wealthiest children in Dimmsdale and lives in one of the largest mansions  in the city. The things she likes always change usually within five  minutes. It is revealed that Trixie secretly loves stereotypically  male-oriented things such as comic books, along with just liking the  usual stereotypically girlish things like makeup, dolls, and dresses.  Timmy has an obvious crush on Trixie, but she frequently rejects him. In  many episodes he is seen making wishes on how to get Trixie to fall for  him. In most occasions, Timmy actually does manage to impress  Trixie enough to receive some sort of admiration from her, but  eventually something comes in between them before any serious  relationship can be developed. In some cases, another stronger or more  popular kid like Tad, Chad, or Francis  comes along and makes Timmy look bad, causing Trixie to fall for them  over Timmy. Another time, Timmy rejected Trixie on Valentine's Day in  favor of Tootie,  causing Trixie to immediately like him due to his boldness in rejecting  her, although by Trixie's next appearance she is back to her usual  apathetic attitude toward Timmy. According to the episode "The Boy Who Would Be Queen"  of Season 2, Trixie secretly likes boys' comics, which was found out  when Timmy turned into a girl by Wanda and became friends with Trixie  (only as Timantha, he/she was friends with her). She enjoys her time  with Timantha because "she" is a girl who is willing to do both girl and  boy stuff, and Trixie reveals she is willing to be friends with any boy  who is able to admit he likes romantic soap operas - just so long as he  does not admit it in front of her female friends. However, this bit of  character insight is never mentioned again in the series, and in most of  Trixie's appearances she acts and desires things any other preteen girl  would, although she did become a superhero in "The Big Superhero Wish!"  thanks to Timmy's wish. She may have feelings for Timmy; however,  because she is one of the popular kids, she can't show it if it exists  because the other popular kids hate Timmy. She has also tried to impress  Timmy at least twice, once when he had no emotions and the other time  when he rejected her for Tootie on Valentine's Day which apparently made  'her' obsessive for 'him'. Like the other unrequited pairings on the  show, romantic developments between Trixie and other characters are  completely ignored and are "reset" in the continuity by the very next  episode.

However, in the episode "Just theTwo of Us!"  Timmy learns that Trixie's beauty is only skin-deep, as when he wishes  he and Trixie were the only two beings in the universe (with Cosmo and  Wanda still by his side), Trixie becomes psychotically obsessed with his  attention towards her, much to Timmy's suffocation. This episode shows  the possibility of Trixie suffering from Histronic Personality Disorder,  as she hates being alone, to the point of near mental breakdown, and  cries for attention. When Timmy decides to end their relationship, an  angry Trixie chases him through the outskirts of a mini mall  in her attempt to kill him using sporting and gardening equipment,  including a helicopter to slice him in half with the propeller blades,  since the missiles were sold separately. Timmy manages to evade Trixie  long enough to wish everything back to normal, she returns to her normal  self with other people to give her attention, while Timmy declares that  he is done with relationships for the time being. However, this does  not affect Timmy's feelings for her in later episodes.

WONDER WOMAN PAULINA PURLOINED OF THEA SISTERS

 

It seems that Paulina of Thea Sisters was cosplaying Wonder Woman of the DC Animated Universe it seems that the forces of evil have captured her.  Now she has been blindfolded, bound and gagged much like the real Wonder Woman.

Paulina is a teenage mouse from Peru who is one of the members of the Thea Sisters.

Not much is known about her early life, but before she went on to continue her studies at Mouseford Academy, she lived with her sister, Maria, back in Peru. She had a close friend back in her school days named Antonio de Moreno who runs a chocolate factory in Quito, Ecuador and sells them by the brand of "Cocoa Loco". They both lost contact as years passed by. As she arrives on Whale Island, she is befriended with four other mouselings; Pamela, Nicky, Colette, Violet

WONDER WOMAN PAULINA OF THEA SISTERS

 

This is a request by for Paulina of THea Sisters franchise dressed as the Wonder Woman from DC Animated Universe.

Paulina is a teenage mouse from Peru who is one of the members of the Thea Sisters.

Not much is known about her early life, but before she went on to continue her studies at Mouseford Academy, she lived with her sister, Maria, back in Peru. She had a close friend back in her school days named Antonio de Moreno who runs a chocolate factory in Quito, Ecuador and sells them by the brand of "Cocoa Loco". They both lost contact as years passed by. As she arrives on Whale Island, she is befriended with four other mouselings; Pamela, Nicky, Colette, Violet