immense strength, stamina, and durability, as well as self-healing capabilities. In other media Television Plasmus appears in Teen Titans, vocal effects provided by Dee Bradley Baker. This version's alter ego uncontrollably transform into a large, magenta sludge monster when he is awake, only reverting to human form when he is asleep or unconscious. Additionally, in his monstrous form, Plasmus can detach varying quantities of himself, which can act independently and often take on crab-like forms. Introduced in the pilot episode "Divide and Conquer", Plasmus is imprisoned and kept within a stasis chamber until Cinderblock breaks him out to fight the Teen Titans on Slade's behalf. In the episode "Transformation", the Titans inadvertently mix Plasmus with raw sewage, mutating him into a multi-eyed form with the ability to spit acid. In "Aftershock (Part 2)", Plasmus is temporarily fused with Cinderblock and Overload into "Ternion", but they are ultimately separated from each other. Following Slade's death, Plasmus joins the Brotherhood of Evil in season five, only to be flash-frozen alongside them by the Titans. Plasmus appears in the Teen Titans Go! episode "You're Fired!" This version resembles the Teen Titans animated series' incarnation post-mutation. Plasmus appears in Young Justice: Outsiders, voiced by Yuri Lowenthal. This version is a child who was mutated by Dr. Simon Ecks and fell under Count Vertigo's control. Additionally, Otto has a sister named Ana (voiced by Grey Griffin), who was similarly mutated into a lava-like monster called "Plasma" and fell under the Light's control. After Ana's heart gives out while being forced to fight the Justice League, Otto is forced to fight the Outsiders. While Black Lightning frees Plasmus from Vertigo's control, a concerned civilian kills the latter, believing he was a monster. Miscellaneous Plasmus appears in the Justice League Unlimited tie-in comic book. References External links Plasmus at DC Database Plasmus at Teen Titans Wiki Plasmus at Comic Vine Fictional German people DC Comics characters with accelerated healing DC Comics characters with superhuman strength DC Comics supervillains DC Comics metahumans DC Comics titles Comics characters introduced in 1981 Characters created by George Pérez Characters created by Marv Wolfman Fictional amorphous creatures Fictional characters who can duplicate themselves Fictional characters who can stretch themselves Fictional characters with superhuman durability or invulnerability Fictional miners