Wolfie is the alternate personality of Mona Wu created by the kaupe Konane scratching Mona on the stomach while she was trying to save him.
Biography[]
Original multiverse[]
Birth[]
With brief assistance from Mona's alternate self, John Constantine was able to restore Desmond's love for him, setting the timeline back to its proper course.[1] However, due to the return of her chest wound by Konane, Mona was sent to a hospital.[2]
Mona joined the Legends on a mission and managed to reunite with Konane until Sara subdued and imprisoned him on the Waverider. After the Legends helped Konane overpower the group of Time Bureau agents that Ava Sharpe sent to retrieve Konane, Mona and Konane were able to escape again. Just as Mona was about to send him back to Hawaii where he belonged, a Time Bureau agent fatally shot Konane. Mona's rage over Konane's murder caused her to turn into a Kaupe-like creature and she killed the agent, after which she turned back to normal. Mick Rory came upon Mona with her clothes torn, mourning over Konane's corpse.[2]
Magical fugitives[]
Wolfie couldn't be controlled by Mona's anger and when she got into a fight with Sara Lance, Wolfie transformed into a bar to blow off steam with people until she and Mona reconciled with Sara and then finally joined the Legends.[3] She manifested after Mona tried to attack Charlie. Later in the night, Wolfie confronted Jane Austen for not writing love stories until Wolfie was calmed down by Jane, who knew she was Mona.[4]
Wolfie transformed to attack the Time Bureau agents along with Ava and Nora Darhk to confront Gary Green, who had been manipulated by the demon Neron. The trio found out that Gary controlled everyone with her nipple, so she ripped it off, however, Wolfie reverted back to Mona due to being captured by Neron.[5]
Forced, Mona transformed into Wolfie before the pentagon to show that the Magical fugitives are dangerous so that Neron could show that his application, Eyes, worked to steal people's souls.[6] Later, Mona manifested in Wolfie to explain to the magical creatures that they are not a threat and that they must prove, at the Heyworld amusement park, that they are good.[7]
Anti-Monitor Crisis[]
During the Anti-Monitor Crisis, Wolfie as well as everyone in the multiverse except for the seven Paragons, was killed in an antimatter wave by the Anti-Monitor on December 10, 2019,[8] only to be restored a month later, after the Paragons and the Spectre created a new universe.[9]
New multiverse[]
Last mission[]
During an interview for the documentary "Meet the Legends", Wolfie spoke out, as Mona got mad at a woman on the phone. As Mona, Nate Heywood, and Ray Palmer argued about naming the villains revived in the story, Wolfie transformed to force them to call them "Encores". Wolfie transformed to fight Grigori Rasputin's guards. Shortly after, Mona would leave the Legends with Wolfie to become the new Rebecca Silver.[10]
Personality[]
- "Watch yourself, love. She's not in her right mind."
- "Oh, that's the problem. She is."
- —John Constantine and Sara Lance on Wolfie[src]
Initially, Mona seemed exceedingly aggressive and not entirely in control of her emotions or actions whilst in her wolf form, violently murdering a man for killing Konane.[2] This was likely due to her transformation being triggered by extreme duress. Wolfie has been revealed as a split personality with a mind of her own.[5] However, it has also been revealed that Mona is almost completely aware of her actions as Wolfie, although she is made much more feral in nature. She is capable of speaking in coherent English and understanding it perfectly. When she attacked Sara Lance and John Constantine, Mona was completely aware that they were her allies, having attacked them due to her frustrations with them, which had been heightened while in her Kaupe form.[3]
Powers and abilities[]
Powers[]
- Human-Kaupe hybrid physiology: After being scratched by Konane, Mona's physiology was changed. She is now able to use the following powers:
- Transformation: Mona is able to transform herself into a Kaupe-like creature when upset. This is due to a scratch that she received from Konane.
- Superhuman strength: While in her transformed state, Mona was able to break a man's gun and kill him with ease, as well as overpower numerous Time Bureau agents, Sara, Constantine, Ava Sharpe and Nora Darhk.[2]
- Superhuman senses: Thanks to her Kaupe physiology, even in her human form, Mona has an enhanced sense of smell. She was able to smell Nate Heywood's scent on Zari Tomaz, as well as sense Zari's sexual arousal for him.[4]
- Transformation: Mona is able to transform herself into a Kaupe-like creature when upset. This is due to a scratch that she received from Konane.
Appearances[]
DC's Legends of Tomorrow[]
Season 4
Season 5Season 7
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Comics[]
EARTH-PRIME[]
Trivia[]
- Mona is a vegetarian.[4] However, as Wolfie, she has a preference for meat.
Behind the scenes[]
- Paul Lazenby was a stunt double for Sisa Grey in the role of Wolfie.
- Wolfie's appearance is reminiscent of the transformations of werewolves in the Teen Wolf TV series, which featured Arrowverse actors Meagan Tandy (Sophie Moore) as Braeden, John Wesley Shipp (Earth-90 Barry Allen/Pollux/Henry Allen/Jay Garrick) as Mr. Lahey, JR Bourne (Jeremy Tell) as Chris Argent, Colton Haynes (Roy Harper) as Jackson Whittemore, Madison McLaughlin (Evelyn Sharp) as Paige Krasikeva, Susan Walters (Carla Tannhauser) as Natalie Martin, Tyler Hoechlin (Superman of Earth-38 and Earth-Prime/Earth-TUD25 Superman/Inverse World Kal-El) as Derek Hale and Ian Bohen (Mitch Anderson/Inverse World Mitch Anderson) as Peter Hale.
- In addition, Teen Wolf also featured Swamp Thing's Crystal Reed, with Swamp Thing being set on Earth-19 within the Arrowverse's post-Crisis multiverse. In Swamp Thing, she portrayed Abigail Arcane, while in Teen Wolf, she portrayed Allison Argent.
- Crystal Reed also appeared in Gotham as Sophia Falcone; the early planning stages of the Crisis on Infinite Earths crossover saw the writers considering looping that world's destruction into the opening of "Crisis on Infinite Earths: Part One".[11]
- The Flash showrunner Eric Wallace worked on Teen Wolf as a producer, writer and director.
- In the Teen Wolf season 2 episode "Restraint", DC characters Batman and Catwoman are referenced.
- In addition, Teen Wolf also featured Swamp Thing's Crystal Reed, with Swamp Thing being set on Earth-19 within the Arrowverse's post-Crisis multiverse. In Swamp Thing, she portrayed Abigail Arcane, while in Teen Wolf, she portrayed Allison Argent.
References[]
- ↑ "Legends of To-Meow-Meow"
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 "Lucha De Apuestas"
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 "The Getaway"
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 "Séance and Sensibility"
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 "Nip/Stuck"
- ↑ "Terms of Service"
- ↑ "Hey, World!"
- ↑ "Crisis on Infinite Earths: Part Three"
- ↑ "Crisis on Infinite Earths: Part Four"
- ↑ "Meet the Legends"
- ↑ Marc Guggenheim (@mguggenheim) - Twitter