unstoppable necrotized carcass with all the conventional powers of a Lantern Corpsmen coupled with vast self regenerative capabilities. In the Rebirth run, Dolphin is a natural born Atlantean with paranatural alterations due to being born sea-changed, a magical mutation, which occurs in certain Atlanteans due to overexposure to the metaphysical energies that sustained them during Atlantis's fall, causing some water breathers to adopt more traits from fish and other marine biological lifeforms. Dolphin has all the typical Atlantean augmentations that come with surviving the crushing ocean depths. She possesses minor metamorphic abilities, such as the manifestation of light blue scales, webbed hands, and razor sharp nails, which can draw blood from other Atlanteans. Dolphin's biophysical deviance also enables her to generate natural light from her body, which is potent enough to induce seizures in individuals who look directly into her glare. She can focus her radiance to give it more concussive punch on top of increasing her physical melee. Dolphin can also use it to make air-drawings to articulate her thoughts and intentions. Other versions In the Elseworlds story JLA: The Nail, Dolphin makes an appearance in Professor Hamilton's Cadmus Labs. In other media Dolphin/Delphis appears in Young Justice: Outsiders episode "Quiet Conversations", voiced by Tiya Sircar. This version is an Indian teen kidnapped by Klarion. He activates her Meta-Gene as part of Project Rutabaga, but she is eventually saved by the Outsiders. She is later taken to Atlantis to live with Kaldur'ahm's parents as her powers leave her unable to survive outside of water. In the episode "Unknown Factors", Dolphin takes her name as she is watched by Kaldur'ahm and his partner Wynnde. In Young Justice: Phantoms, Dolphin takes the name of Delphis. As of 2020, it has been reported that as pre-production for Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom is drawing toward a close, director James Wan is looking for another female lead to play Dolphin in Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom in order to diffuse tensions following the controversy between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard in the libel lawsuit between them with many of Depp's fans calling for Heard to be fired and replaced from Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom. In order to prevent a contract dispute but also often alienating fans of Depp or Heard, the addition of Dolphin as a new role for a new female lead is meant to "balance things out" by minimizing Heard's