DC Super Hero Girls is an animated series reimagining iconic DC heroines as teenagers attending Super Hero High School, where they navigate friendships, rivalries, and heroic challenges. The show delves into themes of empowerment, teamwork, self-discovery, and balancing personal growth with superhero duties.
This curated collection of 25 quotes highlights pivotal moments of emotional depth, character evolution, and the series’ emphasis on resilience and unity across various story arcs.
Wow, Barbara!
(Super Hero High TV Movie)
Kara Zor-El (Supergirl)
Admiring Batgirl’s suit-up, fostering friendship and boosting confidence in a moment of alliance-building.
Ugh. Frog in my throat. I’m Batgirl
(Super Hero High TV Movie)
Barbara Gordon (Batgirl)
Humorous self-introduction marking her heroic debut, emphasizing self-acceptance and growth from outsider to team member.
Come on, Batgirl. It’s time to get our super hero on
(Super Hero High TV Movie)
Kara Zor-El (Supergirl)
Rallying cry during battle prep, highlighting teamwork and empowerment in a high-stakes confrontation.
If Granny can use the amethyst to amplify her powers, I can use it too. I’ll plug the de-trancer into the amethyst!
(Super Hero High TV Movie)
Barbara Gordon (Batgirl)
Clever strategy in crisis, showcasing intellect-driven heroism and innovation under pressure.
Hey, Big Barda! Miss me?
(Super Hero High TV Movie)
Kara Zor-El (Supergirl)
Taunting foe in battle, reflecting bold confidence and playful defiance amid intense conflict.
Can’t catch me!
(Super Hero High TV Movie)
Kara Zor-El (Supergirl)
Evading attacks, symbolizing agility and resilience, tying into themes of overcoming adversity.
Another Super? I’ll stomp her down!
(Super Hero High TV Movie)
Stompa
Villainous threat during invasion, heightening tension and underscoring the stakes of heroic defense.
Supergirl, Granny can’t break through super-proof steel!
(Super Hero High TV Movie)
Barbara Gordon (Batgirl)
Triumphant realization in fight, illustrating quick thinking and partnership in victory.
You non-Super fool! You think you can defeat me? Come on! Try!
(Super Hero High TV Movie)
Granny Goodness
Arrogant challenge, amplifying emotional intensity of the climax and heroes’ underdog resolve.
It’s going to blow!
(Super Hero High TV Movie)
Diana Prince (Wonder Woman)
Urgent warning about bomb, evoking fear and urgency, driving sacrificial heroism.
I got it
(Super Hero High TV Movie)
Kara Zor-El (Supergirl)
Selfless act grabbing explosive, marking growth in bravery and self-sacrifice for friends.
You saved me! Thank you
(Super Hero High TV Movie)
Barbara Gordon (Batgirl)
Grateful hug to ally, emphasizing redemption and unexpected bonds in a peaceful resolution.
Alright. Enough mushy stuff
(Super Hero High TV Movie)
Gorilla Grodd
Awkward response to affection, adding humor and depth to villain reformation arc.
A special thanks to Supergirl for her vital role in our victory
(Super Hero High TV Movie)
Amanda Waller
Ceremonial praise, celebrating achievement and reinforcing themes of recognition and unity.
Bravo, dear!
(Super Hero High TV Movie)
Martha Kent
Proud cheer for Supergirl, evoking familial warmth and emotional support in triumph.
That’s our girl!
(Super Hero High TV Movie)
Jonathan Kent
Supportive exclamation, highlighting adoptive family ties and personal validation.
Pow! Superheroes on!
(Super Hero High TV Movie)
Barbara Gordon (Batgirl)
Energetic team-up call, symbolizing inclusion and excitement in heroic identity formation.
You’re coming with me
(Super Hero High TV Movie)
Kara Zor-El (Supergirl)
Inviting Barbara to fight, fostering mentorship and belief in hidden potential.
And you’re not? Barbara, you helped me learn how to be super. And look at all the stuff you made. I know you’re super in here… and in here
(Super Hero High TV Movie)
Kara Zor-El (Supergirl)
Heartfelt encouragement, promoting self-worth and friendship in a quiet, reflective moment.
Granny? Furies, attack! Guys, Granny Goodness has gone bad! Defend the school!
(Super Hero High TV Movie)
Diana Prince (Wonder Woman)
Shocked command shift, capturing betrayal’s emotional blow and call to collective defense.
Nice flying. Nice, and we’ve got a no-good Granny to stop. Come on!
(Super Hero High TV Movie)
Barbara Gordon (Batgirl)
Post-battle motivation, blending admiration with determination for ongoing heroism.
You were all that and two bags of chips! Yes! Great gladiolus!
(Super Hero High TV Movie)
Pamela Isley (Poison Ivy)
Joyful congratulations, reflecting team spirit and nature-themed positivity in victory.
Granny, give up. No! The amethyst will be mine!
(Super Hero High TV Movie)
Diana Prince (Wonder Woman) and Granny Goodness
Confrontational exchange, intensifying moral conflict and themes of justice.
I am no girl. I am Diana, Princess of the Amazons. I alone survived the 21 tests of the tournament of Athena and Aphrodite. By right, I am not a girl, but a woman!
(#SweetJustice)
Diana Prince (Wonder Woman)
Proud declaration of identity, showcasing maturity and warrior heritage in self-assertion.
Grounded. I can’t. I’m grounded. I’m in! What are you doing?! Geez, Kal-El, why are you gonna be such a nark? You can’t tell me what to do! You’re not my dad!
(#TweenTitans)
Kara Zor-El (Supergirl)
Rebellious outburst, highlighting teen defiance and family dynamics in personal growth.
