Clayface (Harley Quinn TV Series)

Clayface
Harley Quinn: TAS‎
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Real Name	Unknown
Main Alias	Clayface
Other Aliases	Frankie Muniz · Aquaman · Superman · Grandfather Wolf · Batman · Francois · Stephanie · James Gunn · Billy Bob Thornton · Barbara Gordon · Lady Marabunta · Brett Goldstein · Ramona, Perry White
Relatives	Armani (creation) Annie (creation)
Affiliation	Daily Planet · formerly Harley Quinn's Crew, Legion of Doom
Base Of Operations	Gotham City
Status
Alignment	Bad
Identity	Secret Identity
Citizenship	American
Marital Status	Single
Occupation	Professional criminal, Bartender
Characteristics
Gender	Male
Height	Variable
Weight	Variable
Eyes	Yellow
Hair	No Hair
Origin
Universe	Harley Quinn (TV Series)
Creators	Bill Finger · Sheldon Moldoff
First Appearance	"So You Need a Crew?" (December 13, 2019)

Clayface is a criminal in Gotham City with the ability to transform his massive clay-like body into anyone or anything he wants. He's an overly-devoted but terrible thespian and a member of Harley Quinn's crew.

History

Clayface was recruited to Harley Quinn's crew while he was acting as a bartender.

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Powers and Abilities

Powers

• Malleable Clay-Like Body: Clayface could shape his appearance into other forms.
  • Size Alteration
  • Density Control
  • Bio-Fission: If a part of Clayface body is separated from him it will become separate being. Although it will have a child personality.
    • Bio-Fusion: A separated part can later be reabsorbed.
  • Superhuman Strength
  • Superhuman Durability
  • Amphibian

Abilities

• Acting
• Deception
• Swimming
• Tactical Analysis
• Singing

Weaknesses

• Vulnerability to Cold: Clayface's malleable clay body can be frozen and hardened, weakening its plasticity.

Notes

• This version of the character is exclusive to the continuity of the television series Harley Quinn and is an adaptation of Matt Hagen/Clayface. The original character was created by Bill Finger and Sheldon Moldoff and first appeared in Detective Comics #298.
• Clayface is voiced by Alan Tudyk.
  

Trivia

• Unlike some of the counterparts, this Clayface does not have a vulnerability to water. He can submerged deep into the ocean and even breathe underwater.

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• 46 Appearances of Clayface (Harley Quinn TV Series)
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• Quotations by or about Clayface (Harley Quinn TV Series)
• Character Gallery: Clayface (Harley Quinn TV Series)

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