Aquaman Reverse Flash Parademon Guy Gardner Booster Gold Power Girl Katana DC Universe Custom Brick Compatible Minifigure Toy

This collection brings together Aquaman (Arthur Curry), Reverse Flash, Parademon, Guy Gardner, Booster Gold, Power Girl (New 52), and Katana as seen across DC Extended Universe films and DC Comics storylines. All characters in this set are presented as independently created building block interpretations, designed for collectors who enjoy assembling diverse brick based hero and villain displays without affiliation to any official studio or publisher.

Arthur Curry, known as Aquaman, is a character within the DC Extended Universe. He is the son of Atlanna, Queen of Atlantis, and Thomas Curry, a lighthouse keeper. This dual heritage grants him superhuman strength, the ability to breathe underwater, and communication with marine life. His first appearance in the DCEU is a brief cameo in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016). He later joins the Justice League to fight Steppenwolf and ultimately embraces his destiny as King of Atlantis in Aquaman, where he confronts his half brother Orm to prevent war with the surface world. This character is adapted as a brick style figure suited for ocean themed hero displays.

Reverse Flash is a character associated with alternate timelines in the DC Extended Universe. Although not explicitly named in his earliest appearance, he appears briefly in The Flash film as a corrupted outcome of Barry Allen's manipulation of time. Representing a darker reflection of the Flash, this version embodies the consequences of temporal interference and fractured realities. His presence reinforces the dangers of altering destiny and identity through time travel. This character is represented as a small scale figure designed for speedster focused scenes.

A Parademon is a fictional soldier within the DC Universe, serving Darkseid and originating from Apokolips. In the DCEU, Parademons appear during Batman's Knightmare vision in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016) and later play a central role in Justice League. Depicted as winged, insectoid shock troops, they form the backbone of Steppenwolf's invasion force and are drawn to fear. These creatures function as relentless battlefield opponents. This unit is recreated as a building block figure intended for large scale invasion and army display setups.

Guy Gardner is a member of the Green Lantern Corps in DC Comics, first appearing in Green Lantern Vol. 2 #59 (March 1968). Originally a social worker, he was selected as Hal Jordan's backup Green Lantern. Known for his aggressive personality, arrogance, and short temper, Guy often clashes with both allies and enemies. Despite his flaws, he remains a committed and powerful Lantern, evolving across storylines between hero and anti hero roles. This character is presented as a modular figure suited for intergalactic hero collections.

Michael Jon Carter, known as Booster Gold, first appeared in Booster Gold #1 (1986). A disgraced college athlete from the 25th century, he stole future technology and traveled back in time seeking fame and fortune. Over time, his motivations shifted from selfish ambition to genuine heroism. Equipped with a powered suit, force field, energy blasts, and assisted by Skeets, Booster Gold often teams with Blue Beetle in both comedic and effective partnerships. This character is adapted as a miniature character ideal for time travel themed displays.

Power Girl (New 52) is a Kryptonian survivor from Earth-2 who later arrives in the main DC Universe. Raised as Karen Starr, she possesses abilities similar to Superman, including flight, super strength, and heat vision. Following the destruction of Earth-2 by Apokoliptian forces, she is transported alongside Huntress to a new reality, where she struggles with loss and identity. Her New 52 appearance begins in Worlds' Finest #1 (May 2012). This version is represented as a brick based character designed for alternate universe hero lineups.

Katana, portrayed by Karen Fukuhara in the DC Extended Universe, appears in Suicide Squad (2016). She is a highly skilled martial artist and swordswoman who wields the Soultaker sword, a weapon capable of trapping the souls of those it kills. Serving as Rick Flag's bodyguard, she assists in controlling Task Force X and maintaining order among dangerous operatives. Her disciplined demeanor contrasts with the chaos of the squad. This character is adapted as a minifig suitable for tactical team and combat focused displays.