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List of minor ''Collision Detected'' characters
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This page lists notable characters exclusive to the MultiVersus: Collision Detected comics series who fulfill minor roles.
| Name | Image | Universe | Appears In | Description & Role |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Madison and Dylan | 
|
DC* | Issue #1 Issue #6 |
Two normal siblings first seen playing a fighting game as Superman and Batman, and later seen waking up Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman outside of Avia's house. The latter complains that the game they are playing has no story, lampshading MultiVersus' own vague plot. They later appear at the start of Issue #6 with their parents. |
| Lois Lane | 
|
DC | Issue #1 Issue #5 |
Reporter for the Daily Planet and partner of Clark Kent/Superman. She attempts to help him make sense of the Star Child Glyph he saw early in the first issue. She appears again to report on Devoid's drones invading Gotham City. |
| Killer Croc | 
|
DC | Issue #1 | Enemy of Batman. Batman is seen casually beating him and his goons up while on a call with Superman and Wonder Woman. When Batman enters a fugue state, Killer Croc lunges for him and the two fall out a window. What happens after this is unknown, but its assumed that Batman defeated him unconsciously and went to Avia's house. |
| Cheetah | 
|
DC | Issue #1 | Enemy of Wonder Woman. Wonder Woman is seen casually beating her up while on a call with Superman and Batman. Wonder Woman later learns that, after waking up from a fugue state, she tied Cheetah up to a lamppost and ran away. |
| Big Barda | 
|
DC | Issue #1 (cameo) Issue #5 Issue #6 |
New God and wife of Mister Miracle. First seen at the Source Wall, before traveling back to Earth to help the heroes stop a Devoid-possessed Avia. |
| Mister Miracle (Scott Free) | 
|
DC | Issue #1 (cameo) Issue #5 Issue #6 |
New God and husband of Big Barda. First seen at the Source Wall, before traveling back to Earth to help the heroes stop a Devoid-possessed Avia. |
| The Flash | 
|
DC | Issue #2 | Speedster superhero and member of the Justice League. He is seen speeding into Central City to investigate an impact. Arriving at a Big Belly Burger restaurant, he finds Shaggy and Scooby-Doo feasting on a meal. |
| Gorilla Grodd | 
|
DC | Issue #2 Issue #3 |
Enemy of The Flash. The Wicked Witch of the West mind-controls him, and by extension all of his minions, in order to attack Wonder Woman. |
| Parasite | 
|
DC | Issue #2 | Enemy of Superman. Fights alongside Livewire against Garnet and Steven Universe (soon joined by Superman himself). |
| Livewire | 
|
DC | Issue #2 | Enemy of Superman. Fights alongside Parasite against Garnet and Steven Universe (soon joined by Superman himself). |
| Monsieur Mallah | 
|
DC | Issue #3 | Enemy of the Doom Patrol. Seen attempting to help Wonder Woman defeat the Wicked Witch of the West. |
| The Brain | 
|
DC | Issue #3 | Enemy of the Doom Patrol. Seen carried by Monsieur Mallah. |
| Green Lantern (John Stewart) | 
|
DC | Issue #3 | Intergalactic superhero and member of the Justice League. He is seen fighting off Brainiac's minions in Metropolis along with Hawkgirl, Garnet, and Steven. |
| Hawkgirl | 
|
DC | Issue #3 | Winged superhero and member of the Justice League. She is seen fighting off Brainiac's minions in Metropolis along with Green Lantern, Garnet, and Steven. |
| Robot Fighters | 
|
Adventure Time*, Tom and Jerry* | Issue #3 | Robotic duplicates of Jake the Dog, Finn the Human, and Tom & Jerry created by Brainiac under Rick's influence. |
| The Head | 
|
DC* | Issue #3 Issue #4 Issue #5 |
Brianiac under the influence of Rick Sanchez. |
| Brainiac | 
|
DC | Issue #3 Issue #4 Issue #5 |
Enemy of Superman. He (alongside his robot minions) is seen being controlled by Rick, but is eventually cured of his infection, before being annihilated by a Devoid-controlled Avia Free. |
| Poison Ivy | 
|
DC | Issue #3 Issue #4 |
Enemy of Batman. She is seen talking to Harley Quinn about her new pet, and aids in both's escape from The Joker. |
| Bud and Lou | 
|
DC | Issue #4 | Harley Quinn's pet hyenas. They are seen being jealous at Reindog for getting a bubble bath with Harley. |
| Digital Ghost Rick | 
|
Rick and Morty* | Issue #5 | The physical manifestation of Rick Sanchez's binary aggregate data within The Head/Brainiac, born without Rick's "all-too-human hubris". He's quickly killed by Brainiac. |
| Forager | 
|
DC | Issue #5 | Insect from New Genesis. Seen assisting Big Barda and Mister Miracle at the Source Wall. |
| Madison and Dylan's Parents | 
|
DC* | Issue #6 | Briefly appear at the beginning of Issue #6. They accidently crash their car upon Big Barda's and Mister Miracle's arrival. |
*While technically from their respective franchises, these characters have never appeared in anything prior to this comic series.
Referenced Characters
Minor characters which are referenced via in the comic series, but don't physically appear.
- Daffy Duck (Looney Tunes) - Cameos as a floatie in Issue #2.
- Condiment King (DC) - Seen taken into custody after terrorizing a Big Belly Burger restaurant in Issue #2. Later revealed to just be The Joker in disguise.
- Starro (DC) - Briefly cameos in Issue #4 as an "ACME-produced" stuffed toy launched by Harley at Superman.
Trivia
- Despite being shown on the covers for the comic series, Tweety, Wile E. Coyote and Brunhilde Bugs' pony do not actually appear in the comic itself.
- Coincidentally, all of them hail from the Looney Tunes universe.