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DC Animated MUX uses a Tier system to divide highly popular heroes and villains from less well known and infrequently used characters. This system breaks down as follows: | DC Animated MUX uses a Tier system to divide highly popular heroes and villains from less well known and infrequently used characters. This system breaks down as follows: | ||
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Tier 1: A city's principle guardian, and their archvillain, along with iconic DC staples. Examples of Tier 1 characters include Batman and the Joker, Superman and Lex Luthor, Wonder Woman, and the Flash. | Tier 1: A city's principle guardian, and their archvillain, along with iconic DC staples. Examples of Tier 1 characters include Batman and the Joker, Superman and Lex Luthor, Wonder Woman, and the Flash. | ||
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Tier 2: Skilled or powerful, prominent villains and capes. These are iconic heroes in their own right, and little truly separates them from the Tier 1 characters. Many prominent heroes and villains fall into this category. Examples of Tier 2 characters include Nightwing, Robin, Zatanna, Harley Quinn, Aquaman, Bane, Metallo, and Mr. Freeze. | Tier 2: Skilled or powerful, prominent villains and capes. These are iconic heroes in their own right, and little truly separates them from the Tier 1 characters. Many prominent heroes and villains fall into this category. Examples of Tier 2 characters include Nightwing, Robin, Zatanna, Harley Quinn, Aquaman, Bane, Metallo, and Mr. Freeze. | ||
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Tier 3: Less well known and less exposed heroes and villains, these characters may be exceptional in their own right, but will typically be more minor characters than the Tiers above them, at least outside their own circles. Examples of Tier 3 characters include Hourman, Wildcat, Secret, Deadshot, Talia al Ghul. Most OCs can be considered Tier 3. | Tier 3: Less well known and less exposed heroes and villains, these characters may be exceptional in their own right, but will typically be more minor characters than the Tiers above them, at least outside their own circles. Examples of Tier 3 characters include Hourman, Wildcat, Secret, Deadshot, Talia al Ghul. Most OCs can be considered Tier 3. | ||
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Tier 4: Support characters without a major career in either the hero or villain roles will fall into the Tier 4 category. They may also be exceptional in any number of ways, but their main purpose in life is something other than wearing tights and doing good and evil. Examples of Tier 4 characters include Alfred, Jim Gordon, Lois Lane, Jimmy Olsen, Linda Lake, or Vicki Vale. | Tier 4: Support characters without a major career in either the hero or villain roles will fall into the Tier 4 category. They may also be exceptional in any number of ways, but their main purpose in life is something other than wearing tights and doing good and evil. Examples of Tier 4 characters include Alfred, Jim Gordon, Lois Lane, Jimmy Olsen, Linda Lake, or Vicki Vale. | ||
