Overview
- Wonders of the Multiverse is a collection of 10 items related to the various Wonder Women of the Multiverse. These can be collected from collections nodes in the Patchwork Themyscira open world zone.
Collectibles
- " Tokens from other Wonder Women of the Multiverse."
Mail Messages
- Upon completion of this collection players receive a message from Princess Diana or Cheetah, accessible from any Mail Terminal.
- Heroes
- Villains
Mail Messages
Edit table| From: Princess Diana |
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| " I was astonished by these items from the Wonder Women of even more realities, some beyond what I could have even imagined. I would have liked to meet them, but even knowing they are out there fills me with such hope. Thank you, these mean the Earth to me. - Wonder Woman (Princess Diana)" |
| Attachment: Sanguine Fountain |
Mail Messages
Edit table| From: Cheetah |
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| " I'm usually all for the preservation of historical artifacts, but these... *things* from the other Wonder Women are hardly worth sharperning my claws on! Thank goodness we never had to deal with any of those do-gooders, five Wonder Women is quite enough! - Cheetah" |
| Attachment: Sanguine Fountain |
Item
- This collection rewards the player with Sanguine Fountain base item.
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Trivia
- The various items hail from various continuities starring Wonder Woman or related versions.; Fun Clinic Equipment hails from the first Wonder Woman comics, written by her creator William Moulton Marston (now part of the Earth-Two continuity). The Fun Clinic appeared in Sensation Comics #27 (1944) as a rehabilitation gym, funded by Gay Frollik, a young woman Wonder Woman rescues from attempting suicide.; Yankee Poodle’s Stars and Stripes hails from Earth-C a.k.a. Earth 26, home of Captain Carrot and the Zoo Crew. Yankee Poodle and the Zoo Crew first appeared in the story "This Bunny Unbound!" in New Teen Titans #16 (1982).; Super Hero High Letter-Woman Jacket hails from the DC Super Hero Girls 2019 animated series (a.k.a Earth 96) which portrayed Wonder Woman and other heroes as high school students in a school for heroics.; Wonder Tots’s Blankie hails from Earth-124.1. Wonder Tot is Diana as a toddler, first appearing in Wonder Woman #124 (1961).; IRAC's Interface hails from the classic Wonder Woman (1975-1979) TV series. The Information Retrieval Associative Computer, or IRAC, is an advanced A.I. computer featured in various episodes.; Dead Earth Utility Belt hails from the mini-series Wonder Woman: Dead Earth (2020) which saw Diana as one of the last people on Earth.; Made-into-Clay Bizarra "Statue" hails from the All-Star Superman continuity (2006—2008). In the limited series, she was a baby which was turned into a clay statue.; Copy of Batman’s Blues hails from the DC Animated Universe, specifically the Justice League Unlimited episode “ This Little Piggy” (2004), in which Circe turned Diana into a pig and, to restore her to normal, Batman had to sing the blues, moving the sorceress to tears.; No Man's Land Shell Fragments hails from the Wonder Woman 2017 movie, part of the DC Extended Universe. It references the scene in which Diana decides to go out of the trenches and face the German soldiers, which leads to the liberation of an occupied village.