created by Project Cadmus to serve as the leader of their Ultimen and operate independently of the Justice League, though the former group are led to believe that they are regular metahumans. In the episode "Ultimatum", Wind Dragon and the Ultimen discover the truth behind their creation and that they are suffering from cellular breakdown. They attack their manager Maxwell Lord in an attempt to find Cadmus member Amanda Waller, only to be thwarted by the League and taken back into Cadmus' custody. In the episode "Panic in the Sky", Cadmus utilizes an army of Ultimen clones in their siege on the League's Watchtower. A character inspired by Samurai named Asami "Sam" Koizumi appears in Young Justice, voiced by Janice Kawaye. She is a teenage runaway who was captured and experimented on by the Reach, who activated her meta-gene and granted her the ability to focus her chi into a glowing aura that she can use to throw energy projectiles, leap at superhuman levels, and soften landings, leaving behind a trail of concentric circles whenever she does so. She was rescued by the Team and placed in S.T.A.R. Labs' custody along with Virgil Hawkins, Tye Longshadow, and Ed Dorado, but they escape and are unknowingly manipulated by Lex Luthor into helping the Light until Arsenal reveals the truth to them. After helping the Team and the Justice League thwart the Reach's invasion of Earth, she moves in with Longshadow, who she starts dating as of the third season. Film Samurai makes a cameo appearance in Scooby-Doo! Mask of the Blue Falcon. Samurai makes a cameo appearance in The Lego Batman Movie. Merchandise Samurai was released as an action figure as part of the third wave of Kenner's Super Powers Collection. Samurai was released in a three-pack along with Black Vulcan and Apache Chief in the Justice League Unlimited tie-in toyline. Samurai was released as an action figure in Wave 18 of Mattel's DC Universe Classics line. References Characters created by Alex Toth Japanese-American superheroes DC Comics superheroes Fictional characters who can move at superhuman speeds Television characters introduced in 1974 Japanese superheroes Fictional characters with air or wind abilities Fictional characters with fire or heat abilities Fictional characters who can turn invisible Clone characters in comics Fictional illusionists Fictional professors Super Friends characters Fictional Japanese people