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{{DC Database:Character Template |
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+ | | Image = Gotham Girls Vol 1 4 Textless.jpg |
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+ | | RealName = Renée Montoya |
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+ | | CurrentAlias = |
| Aliases = |
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| Identity = Public |
| Identity = Public |
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| Alignment = Good |
| Alignment = Good |
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| Affiliation = [[Gotham City Police Department|Gotham PD]] |
| Affiliation = [[Gotham City Police Department|Gotham PD]] |
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| − | | Relatives = |
+ | | Relatives = Hernando Montoya (father)<br>Louisa Montoya (mother) |
| Universe = DCAU |
| Universe = DCAU |
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| BaseOfOperations = [[Gotham City]] |
| BaseOfOperations = [[Gotham City]] |
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| MaritalStatus = Single |
| MaritalStatus = Single |
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| Occupation = [[Police Officer]] |
| Occupation = [[Police Officer]] |
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| − | | Creators = Paul Dini; |
+ | | Creators = Paul Dini; Tom Ruegger; Michael Reaves |
| First = Batman (1992 TV Series) Episode: Pretty Poison |
| First = Batman (1992 TV Series) Episode: Pretty Poison |
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| − | | Last = Gotham Girls Episode: Cold Hands, Cold Heart |
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| − | Renee Montoya was a Gotham |
+ | Renee Montoya was a Gotham City police officer, and one of [[James Gordon (DCAU)|Gordon]]'s best officers. |
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| + | Her first mission was to guard the hospital room of [[Harvey Dent (DCAU)|Harvey Dent]] after he was poisoned and taken to the hospital in a severe coma.<ref>{{e|Batman (1992 TV Series) Episode: Pretty Poison}}</ref> |
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| + | Some time after this, Montoya was assigned on a mission to aid [[Harvey Bullock (DCAU)|Detective Bullock]] on a gang bust. However, the bust went wrong and they lost the criminals. The Internal Affairs Department interrogated Bullock, Montoya and a third rookie officer about the events at the bust. After telling her story, Montoya was suspended from service along with Bullock and the rookie. |
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| + | Following the only clue she had, Montoya located the gang's hideout and teaming up with [[Bruce Wayne (DCAU)|Batman]], they captured the entire gang and retrieved the stolen money. Commissioner Gordon reinstated them immediately after the case was closed.<ref>{{e|Batman (1992 TV Series) Episode: P.O.V}}</ref> |
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| + | Montoya's next big case was the capture of [[Pamela Isley (DCAU)|Poison Ivy]] and [[Harleen Quinzel (DCAU)|Harley Quinn]], who had started a big criminal spree and couldn't be stopped, until Montoya got involved.<ref>{{e|Batman (1992 TV Series) Episode: Harley and Ivy}}</ref> |
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| − | * Renee Montoya was voiced by [[Actors:Ingrid Oliu|Ingrid Oliu]] |
+ | * '''Renee Montoya''' was voiced by [[Actors:Ingrid Oliu|Ingrid Oliu]] for ''[[Batman (1992 TV Series)|Batman: The Animated Series]]'' from 1992 to 1993. [[Actors:Liane Schirmer|Liane Schirmer]] took over the role in 1994. She provided the voice for Montoya in the character's last three appearances in ''Batman: The Animated Series'' as well as the later appearances in ''[[New Batman Adventures (TV Series)|The New Batman Adventures]]'' and ''[[Batman & Mr. Freeze: SubZero (Movie)|Batman & Mr. Freeze: SubZero]]''. For ''[[Gotham Girls (Webseries)|Gotham Girls]]'', she was voiced by [[Actors:Adrienne Barbeau|Adrienne Barbeau]]. |
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[[Category:1992 Character Debuts]] |
[[Category:1992 Character Debuts]] |
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[[Category:Latinos]] |
[[Category:Latinos]] |
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Revision as of 21:47, 22 January 2019
History
Renee Montoya was a Gotham City police officer, and one of Gordon's best officers.
Her first mission was to guard the hospital room of Harvey Dent after he was poisoned and taken to the hospital in a severe coma.[1]
Some time after this, Montoya was assigned on a mission to aid Detective Bullock on a gang bust. However, the bust went wrong and they lost the criminals. The Internal Affairs Department interrogated Bullock, Montoya and a third rookie officer about the events at the bust. After telling her story, Montoya was suspended from service along with Bullock and the rookie.
Following the only clue she had, Montoya located the gang's hideout and teaming up with Batman, they captured the entire gang and retrieved the stolen money. Commissioner Gordon reinstated them immediately after the case was closed.[2]
Montoya's next big case was the capture of Poison Ivy and Harley Quinn, who had started a big criminal spree and couldn't be stopped, until Montoya got involved.[3]
Powers and Abilities
Abilities
Notes
- Renee Montoya was voiced by Ingrid Oliu for Batman: The Animated Series from 1992 to 1993. Liane Schirmer took over the role in 1994. She provided the voice for Montoya in the character's last three appearances in Batman: The Animated Series as well as the later appearances in The New Batman Adventures and Batman & Mr. Freeze: SubZero. For Gotham Girls, she was voiced by Adrienne Barbeau.
Related
- 70 Appearances of Renee Montoya (DCAU)
- 8 Images featuring Renee Montoya (DCAU)
- 2 Quotations by or about Renee Montoya (DCAU)
- Character Gallery: Renee Montoya (DCAU)
External Links
Footnotes
  This character is or was an officer of, or held a title in the Gotham City Police Department, in any of its various incarnations. This template will automatically categorize articles that include it into the "GCPD members" and "Police Officers" categories. |