Halo is a light-powered superhero and member of The Team. Originally a Quraci girl named Gabrielle Daou, she was murdered and inhabited by a Mother Box. Since then, she has become a hero and taken the civilian alias Violet Harper.
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History
Gabrielle Daou was a refugee Quraci girl who worked at the castle of the Markovian Royal Family. She accepted a bribe to allow in the killer who killed King Viktor and Queen Ilona. She was then captured as a means to erase any evidence. While captured, Gabrielle was tested for the Meta-Gene but her results were negative. The captors then killed Gabrielle through an overdose of morphine and her body was to be buried with several other dead teenagers.
A Mother Box fused with her corpse and Gabrielle was resurrected with incredible powers tied to her colorful aura. Amnesiac and no longer recognizing herself as Gabrielle Daou, she adopted the name Violet Harper suggested by her then future boyfriend Prince Brion Markov, in reference to the violet color of her aura and Will Harper.
As Gabrielle's memories returned, Violet felt guilty about the events that led to the murder of Brion and Tara's parents, which drove her away from her boyfriend.
Powers and Abilities
Powers
- Altered DNA Physiology: Halo's physiology was altered because it was fused to a Mother Box. It is uncertain whether one or more of her powers existed before this merger.
- Aura generation
- Violet: With the violet aura, Halo is able to heal herself and others.
- Regeneration: With the same power, she can recreate living tissue.
- Resurrection: At a higher level of violet aura power, Halo has the power to come back to life as well as resurrect other living beings as long as there is still some trace of vital energy.
- Red: With the red aura, Halo can create a force field.
- Orange: With the orange aura, Halo has the power to fly.
- Yellow: With the yellow aura, Halo can generate energy blasts.
- Green: With the green aura, Halo creates holograms.
- Blue: With the blue aura, Halo can produce a blinding bright flash.
- Indigo: With the indigo aura, Halo is able to open a Boom Tube.
- "Rainbow Power": After being repolarized by an X-Pit, Halo managed to unlock all of her auras, becoming able to use them all in concert. When she does so, she emanates an aura with the cascading colors of her different auras from red to violet, giving an appearance of a rainbow.
- Violet: With the violet aura, Halo is able to heal herself and others.
- Aura generation
Weaknesses
- Dual Personality: Because of the merger with the Mother Box, Halo struggles with her for control of her actions, emotions, thoughts and decisions.
- Memory Loss (Formerly)
- Power Loss: Being close to a Father Box cancels her powers.
Paraphernalia
Transportation
Notes
- This version of the character is exclusive to the continuity of the television series Young Justice and its tie-in comic book series. It is an adaptation of Gabrielle Doe/Violet Harper/Halo. The original character was created by Mike W. Barr and Jim Aparo and first appeared in The Brave and the Bold #200.
- Halo is voiced by Zehra Fezal.
Trivia
- Halo/Violet Harper does not know whether she feels like a girl or a boy inside.[1] She is, technically, a genderless manifestation of the Source (culturally assigned female form), trapped in the shell of a deceased human female. She is consistently referred to with feminine pronouns and has not expressed any other preferences in that regard, nor has she explicitly identified as non-binary.
Related
- 27 Appearances of Gabrielle Daou (Earth-16)
- 2 Images featuring Gabrielle Daou (Earth-16)
- Quotations by or about Gabrielle Daou (Earth-16)
- Character Gallery: Gabrielle Daou (Earth-16)
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