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There are a few different Tsunami's. | There are a few different Tsunami's. | ||
* In DC [[Miya Shimada]], a defector from the US to Japan during WWII, and former member of the Young All-Stars, Tsunami can generate and control tidal waves. Her daughter, [[ | * In DC [[Miya Shimada (New Earth) | Maya Shimada]], a defector from the US to Japan during WWII, and former member of the Young All-Stars, Tsunami can generate and control tidal waves. Her daughter, [[Deborah Perkins (New Earth)]] AKA Deep Blue, is the half sister of Aquaman. | ||
* DC also has [[Tsunami II (New Earth) | Tsunami II]] who had a very brief run in Adventure Comics in the early 80s. | * DC also has [[Tsunami II (New Earth) | Tsunami II]] who had a very brief run in Adventure Comics in the early 80s. | ||
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Latest revision as of 05:35, 16 May 2024
There are a few different Tsunami's.
- In DC Maya Shimada, a defector from the US to Japan during WWII, and former member of the Young All-Stars, Tsunami can generate and control tidal waves. Her daughter, Deborah Perkins (New Earth) AKA Deep Blue, is the half sister of Aquaman.
- DC also has Tsunami II who had a very brief run in Adventure Comics in the early 80s.