The Trinity: World's Finest

The Trinity: World’s Finest

Plot:
Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman team up to combat greater threats while searching for another piece of the Kryptonian Codex.

Episode 1: Trinity reformed
First appearances: Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman
The three greatest heroes reunite to begin their search for the Kryptonian Codex.
Villains: (none)

Episode 2: Crisis on Olympus
First appearances: Ares, General Zod, Zeus, Hippolyta
The god of war begins another crisis, but is soon challenged by another old enemy
Villains: Ares, General Zod

Episode 3: Mind games
Only appearance of Mr. Mxyzptlk
The imp from the 5th dimension decides to play games with the Trinity
Villains: Mr. Mxyzptlk

Episode 4: Mayhem of monsters
First appearances: Solomon Grundy
Only appearance of Robin and Doomsday
A pair of super-strong monsters goes on a rampage, but the Trinity has help.
Villains: Doomsday, Solomon Grundy

Episode 5: Rise of the death man
Only appearance of Azrael and Lord Death Man
A mysterious being who claims to be immortal emerges to challenge the Trinity
Villains: Lord Death Man

Episode 6: The battle of the minds
Only appearance of Lex Luthor and Joker
The Trinity’s worst enemies team up to defeat them once and for all.
Villains: Lex Luthor, Joker, Ares

Episode 7: The demonic beings
First appearances: John Constantine, Zatanna
Only appearance of Dr. Mist
A power being emerges, but is being chased by a pair of heroes, one of which is an old face
Villains: Dr. Mist

Episode 8: Rise the demon, Etrigan
Only appearance of Etrigan, Blackbriar Thorn and Ra’s Al Ghul
Ra’s Al Ghul releases a demon in order to complete his goals, forcing Batman to call upon a friend with unusual powers.
Villains: Ra’s Al Ghul, Blackbriar Thorn

Episode 9: Into the underworld part 1
First appearances: Hades
Second appearance of Zatanna
The Trinity finds out that a codex piece is located in the underworld.
Villains: Hades

Episode 10: Into the underworld part 2
First appearances: Jonathan and Martha Kent, Thomas and Martha Wayne, Lara Lor-Van
The Trinity continues into the underworld, meeting old faces that have passed away
Villains: (none)

Episode 11: Into the underworld part 3
First appearances: Circe, Deacon Blackfire, Blockbuster, Vandal Savage, Zsasz, Branden, Barry Allen, Jonah Hex, Hawkman
After the Trinity meets old faces, they must confront several deceased enemies. Luckily, some allies from the past arrive to help
Villains: Hades, Circe, Deacon Blackfire, Blockbuster, Vandal Savage, Zsasz, Branden

Episode 12: Into the underworld part 4
Only appearance of Obsession
Second appearance of Barry Allen
The Trinity continues to battle dead enemies as they search for the codex piece.
Villains: Blockbuster, Zsasz, Deacon Blackfire

Episode 13: Into the underworld part 5
First appearances: Justice Society
Only appearance of Gentleman Ghost
Second and last appearance of Jonah Hex
More enemies emerge, but luckily the Trinity is aided by heroes of the past.
Villains: Gentleman Ghost, Vandal Savage, Blockbuster, Zsasz, Deacon Blackfire, Circe

Episode 14: Into the underworld part 6
First appearances: Lady Blackhawk
Second appearance of the Kents, the Waynes, Hawkman, and Lara Lor-Van
Having claimed the codex piece, the Trinity is given a chance to rest in the underworld and meet up with their allies once more.
Villains: (none)

Episode 15: Into the underworld part 7
Last appearance of Deacon Blackfire, Zsasz, Hawkman, Blockbuster, Vandal Savage, Lara Lor-Van, Branden, Barry Allen, the Kents, the Waynes, Zatanna, and Justice Society
As the Trinity prepares to leave the underworld with the codex piece, they are attacked by their dead enemies.
Villains: Hades, Circe, Deacon Blackfire, Blockbuster, Vandal Savage, Zsasz, Branden

Episode 16: Grundy’s rage
Last appearance of John Constantine and Solomon Grundy
Grundy returns to another rampage, but John Constantine happens to be around as well
Villains: Solomon Grundy

Episode 17: Rescue Olympus
Last appearance of Ares and Circe
Second appearance of Zeus and Hippolyta
The Trinity returns to Olympus to stop Ares once and for all.
Villains: Ares, Circe, Hades

Episode 18: Parting ways: Wonder Woman
Last appearance of Wonder Woman, Zeus, and Hippolyta
Wonder Woman chooses to stay with her people for the time being.
Villains: (none)

Episode 19: Parting ways: Superman
Last appearance of Superman and General Zod
Superman returns to Metropolis, only to find General Zod waiting for him.
Villains: General Zod

Episode 20: Parting ways: Batman
Last episode of The Trinity: World’s Finest
Batman returns to Gotham with Lady Blackhawk.
Villains: (none)

Fates:

Superman: alive
Batman: returns to Gotham with Lady Blackhawk
Wonder Woman: returns to her people
Robin: returns to Gotham
Azrael: leaves
Zatanna: welcomes the Trinity back to Earth
John Constantine: leaves
Etrigan: leaves
The Kents: remain in the underworld
The Waynes: remain in the underworld
Zeus: remains on Olympus
Hippolyta: remains on Olympus
Lara Lor-Van: remains in the underworld
Jonah Hex: remains in the underworld
Lady Blackhawk: returns to Gotham with Batman
Barry Allen: remains in the underworld
Justice Society: remains in the underworld
General Zod: sent to the Phantom Zone
Lex Luthor: escapes in a submarine
Mr. Mxyzptlk: returns to the 5th dimension
Joker: returned to Arkham
Solomon Grundy: beheaded by John Constantine
Ra’s Al Ghul: disappears
Ares: imprisoned by Zeus
Hades: remains in the underworld
Zsasz: thrown into the river Styx
Gentleman Ghost: remains in the underworld
Circe: returns to the land of the living; imprisoned by Zeus
Branden: thrown into the river Styx
Vandal Savage: remains in the underworld
Deacon Blackfire: remains in the underworld
Blockbuster: returns to the land of the living; escapes
Obsession: remains in the underworld
Dr. Mist: weakened by Zatanna and then shot in the head by John Constantine
Blackbriar Thorn: sent back to the underworld
Lord Death Man: beheaded by Azrael
Hawkman: returns to the land of the living

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The Trinity:

Batman: The Dark Knight has left Gotham City in the hands of Red Robin as he joins Superman and Wonder Woman in dealing with bigger threats

Superman: The Man of Steel has left Metropolis in the hands of Supergirl as he joins Batman and Wonder Woman in dealing with bigger threats.

Wonder Woman: Having returns to Earth, Wonder Woman has called Batman and Superman to aid her with bigger threats

Other allies:

Robin: Despite being left in Gotham, Damian Wayne has followed the Trinity in order to “escape” Alfred and Red Robin

Azrael: Jean Paul Valley continues to search for his true purpose

Zatanna: Zatanna is called by the Trinity to guide them to the underworld in order to retrieve a codex piece

John Constantine: A detective who also works as a demon-hunter, John seems like a bad guy thanks his attitude, but really wants to do good in his life

Etrigan: A friend of Bruce Wayne, Jason Blood’s soul is fused with the demon known as Etrigan; despite the conflicting personalities, the two are often in the role of heroes

The Kents: Jonathan and Martha Kent passed away recently; they are overjoyed to see Superman at least one more time.

The Waynes: In the underworld for so many years, Thomas and Martha Wayne are overjoyed to see their son grown up

Zeus: The chief god of Olympus; he gains a powerful respect for Superman

Hippolyta: The mother of Wonder Woman; she also serves as her teacher

Lara Lor-Van: Superman’s mother from Krypton; she admits to have been reluctant about the decision by Jor-El to send him to Earth due to the differences between it and Krypton. However, she is happy to see Superman grown up.

Jonah Hex: The bounty hunter from the old west; he spends much of his time chasing some of the villains who try to escape to the land of the living.

Lady Blackhawk: A fallen member of the Birds of Prey; she is taken back to Earth by the Trinity at the end of their trip to the underworld.

Barry Allen: Formerly the Flash; he is amused to hear of how Wally West is doing in his former role.

Justice Society: A team of superheroes who worked 30 years before Batman took up the cowl. The members are as follows: Green Lantern (Alan Scott), Flash (Jay Garrick), Hourman (Rex Tyler), Sandman (Wes Dodds), Hawkgirl (Shiera Sanders), Question (Vic Sage), Dr. Mid-Nite (Dr. Charles McNider), and Elongated Man (Ralph Dibny)

Hawkman: Carter Hall was killed by Amazo some time ago, but wants to return to Earth and continue fighting for justice

Villains:

General Zod: The Kryptonian general forges a brief alliance with Ares, only to betray the god and go for Zeus.

Lex Luthor: Luthor briefly teams with Joker and Ares, though the two mortals eventually leave

Mr. Mxyzptlk: The imp from the 5th dimension challenges the Trinity to a few games, only to lose

Joker: Joker teams with Luthor and Ares, but eventually leaves

Solomon Grundy: Grundy is confirmed to be immortal, as he will revive each time his body is destroyed

Ra’s Al Ghul: The demon’s head unleashes Blackbriar Thorn in an attempt to achieve his goals, only to be defeated.

Ares: The god of war wants to rule Olympus

Hades: The god of the dead is determined to keep the Trinity in the underworld forever

Zsasz: A serial killer who marked his skin with a cut for each victim he killed. He took his own life some time ago, but wants to return and kill again.

Gentleman Ghost: James Craddock was a highwayman in the 1800s before he became a phantom. He’s the only one who doesn’t express a desire to return to Earth

Circe: A sorceress who died long ago; she wants to return to Earth

Branden: A former GCPD cop who later became a mob enforcer; he was killed by the Phantasm, but wants to return to life

Vandal Savage: A being who lived ever since the dawn of man; he wants to return to life

Deacon Blackfire: A mad religious leader who was devoured by the rodent servants of Ratcatcher; he wants to return to life and continue his “calling”

Blockbuster: A supersoldier who was given great strength at the cost of his intelligence; his only instinct is to return to life.

Obsession: Dana Dearden spends her time in the underworld chained in a cell; she still suffers from withdrawl to orange kryptonite, as she did when she died

Dr. Mist: A sorcerer who possesses immortality and incredible skills in illusion

Blackbriar Thorn: A priest who was somehow twisted into insanity by an evil force and can take the form of wood.

Lord Death Man: A mysterious man who has the power to put himself in a yoga trance that makes him appear dead; he also possesses the ability to regenerate himself and has apparently existed for centuries.
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Appearance basing:

Superman: Superman Returns
Batman: Batman (1989)
Wonder Woman: Injustice Gods Among Us
Robin: Son of Batman
Azrael: Arkham Knight
Zatanna: Smallville
John Constantine: Constantine (series)
Etrigan: The New Batman Adventures
The Kents: Superman (1978)
The Waynes: art from Arkham Asylum
Zeus: Superfriends
Hippolyta: Justice League
Lara Lor-Van: Superman (1978)
Jonah Hex: Jonah Hex
Lady Blackhawk: original comics version
Barry Allen: The Flash (1990)
Alan Scott: Earth 2 #3 (2012)
Jay Garrick: The Flash (2014)
Rex Tyler: Justice League Unlimited
Wes Dodds: Smallville
Shiera Sanders: Injustice Gods Among Us
Vic Sage: Justice League Unlimited
Dr. Charles McNider: Justice League Unlimited
Ralph Dibny: Batman the Brave and the Bold
General Zod: Superman II
Lex Luthor: Injustice Gods Among Us
Mr. Mxyzptlk: Superman the Animated Series
Joker: The Dark Knight but makeup clarity like Batman (1989)
Solomon Grundy: The Batman
Ra’s Al Ghul: Batman the Animated Series
Ares: Injustice Gods Among Us
Hades: Justice League
Zsasz: Arkham City
Gentleman Ghost: Batman the Brave and the Bold
Circe: Justice League Unlimited
Branden: Arkham Origins
Vandal Savage: Justice League Doom
Deacon Blackfire: Arkham Knight
Blockbuster: Batman the Brave and the Bold
Obsession: costume based on the Superman Returns outfit, but incredibly torn
Dr. Mist: original comics version
Blackbriar Thorn: original comics version
Lord Death Man: Batman Incorporated
Hawkman: Smallville