They're the greatest heroes the world has ever seen, but they won't be the last, oh, no. Because there are other legacies of heroism waiting for a new generation to find, to take on, and rise up. For as much as evil has tried to destroy the Justice Society of America, it cannot. Nothing can. 
Frenemies - Chapter Thirteen: The Reckoning is an episode of season 3 of Stargirl. It premiered on December 7, 2022.
Synopsis for "Frenemies - Chapter Thirteen: The Reckoning"
Appearing in "Frenemies - Chapter Thirteen: The Reckoning"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Barbara Whitmore
- Cameron Mahkent
- Doctor Mid-Nite (Charles McNider)
- The Flash (Jay Garrick) (Flashforward only) (Cameo)
- Hooty (Bridget Chapel) (First appearance as Hooty)
- Nite-Owl (James Chapel) (First appearance as Nite-Owl)
- The Shade (Richard Swift) (Flashforward only)
- Young All-Stars
Antagonists:
- Icicle (Jordan Mahkent) (Flashback and main story) (Dies)
- Lily Mahkent (Dies)
- "Ultra-Humanite"/Starman (Flashback and main story) (Dies) (Impersonates Starman (Sylvester Pemberton))
- Ultra-Humanite/Dragon King (Dr. Shiro Ito) (Flashback and main story) (Dies)
Other Characters:
- Artemis Crock
- Becky Sharpe (First full appearance)
- Buddy (Cameo)
- Maggie Shaw
- Maria Carmen Saravia (Cameo)
- Maria Montez (Voice)
- Sofus Mahkent
- Solomon Grundy (Resurrected)
- Sylvester Pemberton (Revealed to be alive)
- Doctor Weerd (Mentioned only)
- Eclipso (Mentioned only)
- The Gambler (Deceased) (Mentioned only)
- Green Lantern (Alan Scott) (Deceased) (Mentioned only)
- Hooty the Owl (Mentioned only)
- Injustice Society of America (Mentioned only)
- Brainwave (Deceased) (Mentioned only)
- JSA (Future) (Mentioned only)
- Damage (Grant Emerson) (Unnamed) (Mentioned only)
- Doctor Mid-Nite (Beth Chapel) (Mentioned only)
- Dragon Queen (Cindy Burman) (Mentioned only)
- Hourman (Rick Tyler) (Mentioned only)
- Icicle (Cameron Mahkent) (Mentioned only)
- Jade (Jennie-Lynn Hayden) (Mentioned only)
- Jakeem Thunder (Jakeem Williams) (Mentioned only)
- Obsidian (Todd Rice) (Mentioned only)
- Sand (Sandy Hawkins) (Mentioned only)
- Solomon Grundy (Mentioned only)
- Starwoman (Courtney Whitmore) (Mentioned only)
- S.T.R.I.P.E. 2.0 (Mike Dugan) (Mentioned only)
- Wildcat (Yolanda Montez) (Mentioned only)
- Larry Crock (Deceased) (Mentioned only)
- Nebula Man (Mentioned only)
- Paul Deisinger (Mentioned only)
- Seven Soldiers of Victory (Mentioned only)
- Sylvester Pemberton (Future) (Mentioned only)
- Zeek (Mentioned only)
Locations:
- Multiverse (Behind the scenes)
- Earth-2
- Denmark
- United States of America
- Nebraska
- Blue Valley
- Mahkent Residence
- Richie Rock's Diner
- Whitmore-Dugan House
- Blue Valley
- Nebraska
- The Bahamas (Mentioned only)
- Speed Force (Cameo)
- Unnamed Future (Single appearance)
- Shadowlands (Mentioned only)
- Earth-2
Items:
- Cosmic Staff (Flashback and main story)
- Doctor Mid-Nite's Goggles
- Hermes' Helmet
- Hourman's Hourglass
- S.T.R.I.P.E. Armor
- Thunderbolt's Pen
Concepts:
Notes
- This episode is the series finale of Stargirl.
- In the epilogue of the series, there is a flashforward to a possible future of Earth-2 shows where the JSA members have become the greatest heroes of Earth and many of the series' characters joined the team at some point in the past.
- By the ending of the episode, The Flash/Jay Garrick returns from the past to ask for the Shade's help.
Trivia
- James Chapel's superhero alias, Nite-Owl, is a reference to the Watchmen character Daniel Dreiberg who was also featured in Geoff Johns' sequel series, Doomsday Clock (Volume 1).
See Also
- 2 Images from Stargirl (TV Series) Episode: Frenemies - Chapter Thirteen: The Reckoning
- Episodes of Stargirl (TV Series)
- Images from Stargirl (TV Series)
- Gallery for the Stargirl (TV Series) series
Recommended Media
- None.
Links and References
- None.
Footnotes