Overall her design has been heavily criticized for lacking familiar elements of the quirky clown, sacrificing her usual character qualities for sex appeal.
The crew later tries to program the weather machine, but accidentally cause it to self-destruct.
This version is a former television pop-psychiatrist who also ends up being seduced by the Joker, sharing a normal relationship.
The only justification to the change from Bruce Timm's classic design given has been that "People liked her look in Arkham Asylum".
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However, Harley's love for the Joker eventually brings her back to his side with the Joker himself demonstrating a keen need for her despite himself.
She has a cameo appearance in an altered future where the villains have taken over.
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While reprised her role from the in the first installment, she was replaced by for the rest of the series.
Ivy initially kicked Harley out of her wedding after she saw her knocking people out, but Harley didn't leave, and was later shown to be telling the truth.
She succeeded in capturing Batman and planned on dumping him in a tank of Piranha.
Harleen Quinzel appears in , which takes place before her transformation into Harley Quinn.
Description: She chased Joker up the building while Batman took care of his henchmen.