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Prince Jason of Themyscira is a supporting character in the DC Universe. He is the son of Hippolyta, and lost sibling of Wonder Woman.

History[]

The Darkseid War[]

On her deathbed during the Darkseid War, Myrina claims to have witnessed Hippolyta give birth to a boy just moments after Diana was born. She asserts that the child is the true chosen one, and speaks her final words to Diana, "Family... Nothing more important... find him. Find Jason. And the island... There are lies... Lies you need to... I am... Sorry..."

Jason is shown in flashback, his birth a shock to Hippolyta and the midwives. His fate unknown, it is speculated that he may be buried on Themyscira (perhaps in an attempt to avoid being traded to Hephaestus, as was done with male offspring of this version of Amazons), or out in the world somewhere.

Wonder Woman monologues that she hopes what Myrina told her is true. (Justice League #50, July 2016)

The night of Diana's birth on Themyscira, Myrina also gave birth to a child, fathered by Darkseid, named Grail. The birth was attended by Penelope and Menalippe, Hippolyta's "favorite oracle", who foresaw a future in which Grail would start a war of suffering. Menalippe called out several names of those who would hurt if Grail survived, among them, Jason. (Divergence #1, June 2015)

Following Darkseid's rebirth from the Lois Lane of Earth-3 (Superwoman), his own daughter Grail takes him into her care. She tells her infant father that she knows Diana's secret. Her mother (Myrina) told her of Diana's twin before she died. She claims he is "out there in the world", and that he has "great power. Like you, Darkseid." (DC Universe: Rebirth #1, July 2016)

In recapping possible origin stories for Wonder Woman — one in which she's born to Hippolyta of clay, and another in which she's the progeny of Hippolyta and Zeus — Wonder Woman: Rebirth posits that the Queen, in one version of history, "came to be with child." Although the name Jason is not referenced, a postscript to the panel adds, "Or children."

Personality[]

Jason initially appeared accommodated and chose to live a quiet life away from the spotlight on the Aegean Sea coast. He resent not using his powers to help others and feels overshadowed by his sister.

Jason is described as a skilled liar, but he usually uses this for a greater good. He is laid-back, which makes him popular among others. He values the simple joys of life. He is a young man who enjoys socializing, womanizer and living life to the fullest. Despite his carefree nature, he is lazy, confused, and disorganized, often frustrating his sister, Wonder Woman, who picks on your foot.

Despite his flaws, Jason remains fiercely loyal to Wonder Woman. He maintains a strong sense of loyalty to his family, always resisting the temptation to betray them. He stands by her side and refuses to betray her, even when tempted by individuals like Grail, daughter of Darkseid. When presented with an appealing offer from Grail, he rejects it and remains dedicated to his sister, fighting alongside her. In the end, he makes a false sacrifice.

Powers and Abilities[]

Powers[]

Divine Empowerment: As the illegitimate son of Zeus and Queen Hippolyta of the Amazons, Jason is a demigod who possesses several superhuman powers.

    • Aerokinesis: Drawing from Zeus' dominion of the sky, Jason has a special affinity with the element of air. Using this, he can sense the flow of the tides or generate enough air pressure to create a tsunami or a storm.
    • Density Control: Jason can alter his physical state into a gaseous form, allowing objects and even Darkseid's Omega Beams to pass harmlessly through him.
    • Divine Energy Generation: Due to being the son of Zeus, Jason has incredible control over the supernatural divine energy of the Olympian Gods. He can emit powerful energy blasts and explosions, capable of injuring Darkseid himself.
    • Flight: Jason has the ability to fly, defying gravity and soaring through the air.
    • Healing: Jason possesses the ability to heal himself and others from physical injuries through force of will.
    • Superhuman Durability: Jason's divine heritage grants him enhanced durability, making him resistant to physical harm.
    • Superhuman Speed: Jason can move at incredible speeds, allowing him to outpace most opponents and react swiftly in combat.
    • Superhuman Strength: While not as physically strong as his twin sister, Jason still possesses superhuman strength, enabling him to perform impressive feats of power.
    • Weather Manipulation: Jason has the power to manipulate and control the weather, commanding elements such as wind, rain, storms, and lightning.
    • Weather Mimicry: As a result of his weather manipulation powers, Jason can transform himself into various weather phenomena, such as storms, tornadoes, and tsunamis.
    • Electrokinesis: Jason can summon, create, and manipulate bolts of lightning, harnessing the electrical energy to his advantage.

Abilities[]

    • Deception: Jason is skilled in deceiving others, using his wit and cunning to manipulate situations.
    • Fishing: Jason possesses proficiency in fishing, likely acquired from his experiences and interests.
    • Hand-to-Hand Combat: Jason received training in hand-to-hand combat from his half-brother Hercules, making him a hard fighter.
    • Seamanship: Jason has knowledge and expertise in seamanship, demonstrating skill in sailing and navigation.
    • Spear Proficiency: Jason is proficient in wielding a spear, utilizing it effectively in combat situations.
    • Charisma: Jason has shown the ability to attract and captivate people, particularly women, with his charm and charisma.

Gallery[]

Trivia[]

  • Because he was born there, Jason is actually the first man to set foot on Themyscira, and predates Steve Trevor's arrival years later.

Navigation[]

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Movies
Wonder Woman (2009): Wonder Woman
Wonder Woman (2017): Wonder Woman | Steve Trevor | Hippolyta | Antiope | Zeus
Wonder Woman: Bloodlines: Wonder Woman | Steve Trevor | Etta Candy | Hippolyta | Julia Kapatelis
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Television
Wonder Woman (1970s series): Wonder Woman | Wonder Girl

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