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During the 1980s, Wendy Hernandez was identified as a [[Meta-human]] by [[A.S.A.]] spotter [[Peter Gambi]]. She had just graduated high school and was preparing to attend nursing school. Wendy was kidnapped by the A.S.A. and placed in a stasis pod. During her time in the pod, both of Wendy's parents passed away.<ref name="S2E2">{{Ep|The Book of Consequences: Chapter Two: Black Jesus Blues}}</ref> |
During the 1980s, Wendy Hernandez was identified as a [[Meta-human]] by [[A.S.A.]] spotter [[Peter Gambi]]. She had just graduated high school and was preparing to attend nursing school. Wendy was kidnapped by the A.S.A. and placed in a stasis pod. During her time in the pod, both of Wendy's parents passed away.<ref name="S2E2">{{Ep|The Book of Consequences: Chapter Two: Black Jesus Blues}}</ref> |
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Wendy headed to the youth center she used to hang out at. Gambi's surveillance alerted Jefferson and he arrived just as Wendy crashed a police car using her powers. Jefferson took several hits from her powers, but shocked her with his own lightning abilities. The blast brought Wendy out of her psychotic break, allowed Jefferson to get through to her and tell her he knew someone who could help. Wendy took his hand and accepted his assistance, eventually choosing to go back into a stasis pod.<ref name="S2E2" /> |
Wendy headed to the youth center she used to hang out at. Gambi's surveillance alerted Jefferson and he arrived just as Wendy crashed a police car using her powers. Jefferson took several hits from her powers, but shocked her with his own lightning abilities. The blast brought Wendy out of her psychotic break, allowed Jefferson to get through to her and tell her he knew someone who could help. Wendy took his hand and accepted his assistance, eventually choosing to go back into a stasis pod.<ref name="S2E2" /> |
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+ | *'''Meta-human physiology:''' Through unknown means, Wendy’s DNA was altered and her cells supercharged, turning her into a meta-human and thereby allowing her to access her powers. |
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+ | **'''Aerokinesis: '''Wendy has the ability to control and manipulation winds. According to Gambi, if Wendy gets powerful enough, she can create hurricanes. |
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===Season 2=== |
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==Behind the scenes== |
==Behind the scenes== |
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| + | *In the DC comics, [[w:c:dc:Wendy Jones (New Earth)|Windfall]] is a metahuman with the power to control great winds. She worked with both the [[w:c:dc:Masters of Disaster (New Earth)|Masters of Disaster]] and the [[w:c:dc:Outsiders (New Earth)|Outsiders]]. Her first appearance in the comics was [[w:c:dc:Batman and the Outsiders Vol 1 9|''Batman and the Outsiders'' #9]]. |
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Revision as of 07:07, 17 October 2019
Wendy Hernandez is a meta-human and one of the children in the pods regulated by A.S.A.. Her power is aerokinesis.
Biography
During the 1980s, Wendy Hernandez was identified as a Meta-human by A.S.A. spotter Peter Gambi. She had just graduated high school and was preparing to attend nursing school. Wendy was kidnapped by the A.S.A. and placed in a stasis pod. During her time in the pod, both of Wendy's parents passed away.[1]
Wendy was released from her stasis pod when another subject woke up and released himself using his powers. Disorientated and suffering from a psychotic break, Wendy used her powers to break down a section of wall and escape from the A.S.A. despite Lynn Stewart's best efforts to calm her down. Lynn contacted Jefferson about Wendy's breakout, and he went to Gambi who filled him in on Wendy's background.[1]
Wendy's first stop after escaping was the store where her mother worked. Trying to track her, Gambi hypothesized that she was trying to find something familiar from her old life that was now thirty years gone. He identified four other locations he felt that she would go to in her quest to find something familiar.[1]
Wendy headed to the youth center she used to hang out at. Gambi's surveillance alerted Jefferson and he arrived just as Wendy crashed a police car using her powers. Jefferson took several hits from her powers, but shocked her with his own lightning abilities. The blast brought Wendy out of her psychotic break, allowed Jefferson to get through to her and tell her he knew someone who could help. Wendy took his hand and accepted his assistance, eventually choosing to go back into a stasis pod.[1]
Powers and abilities
- Meta-human physiology: Through unknown means, Wendy’s DNA was altered and her cells supercharged, turning her into a meta-human and thereby allowing her to access her powers.
- Aerokinesis: Wendy has the ability to control and manipulation winds. According to Gambi, if Wendy gets powerful enough, she can create hurricanes.
Appearances
Season 2
- "The Book of Consequences: Chapter Two: Black Jesus Blues"
- "The Book of Consequences: Chapter Four: Translucent Freak"
- "The Book of Secrets: Chapter Three: Pillar of Fire"
- "The Book of Secrets: Chapter Four: Original Sin"
- "The Book of the Apocalypse: Chapter One: The Alpha"
- "The Book of the Apocalypse: Chapter Two: The Omega"
Behind the scenes
- In the DC comics, Windfall is a metahuman with the power to control great winds. She worked with both the Masters of Disaster and the Outsiders. Her first appearance in the comics was Batman and the Outsiders #9.