attacks. Halo can alternate between her costume and civilian clothes instantly. This transition is accompanied by an aura of primarily black color with white blotches of light. The negation of the color spectrum will negate Halo's powers; the DC universe has many villains with just such abilities. In the 1990s, it was shown that should her human body be destroyed, the Aurakle can merge with another recently deceased human. During the Blackest Night, Violet's powers proved highly effective, allowing her to destroy Black Lanterns and their rings, a feat usually reserved only for the wielders of the various Lantern Corps and the users of the Dove power. Other versions The Elseworlds series JLA: Another Nail contains an alternate Halo, as a black woman; her real name and background are unrevealed. In other media Television Halo appears in the teaser for the Batman: The Brave and the Bold episode "Requiem for a Scarlet Speedster!" as a member of the Outsiders. Halo appears in Young Justice, voiced by Zehra Fazal. Introduced in the third season, Outsiders, this version is the product of a dissected Mother Box's spirit reviving the body of Gabrielle Daou, a Quraci refugee who was kidnapped by metahuman traffickers, used as a test subject to stimulate her "meta-gene", and euthanized by Helga Jace when she tested negative for the gene. Upon her awakening, they woke up a "blank slate", with minor traces of Daou's personality and memories as well as fleeting access to the Mother Box's knowledge and some of its powers. They are soon after rescued by Tigress, who nicknames them "Halo" and whom they would go on to live with before joining Nightwing's team, who helps them figure out who and what they are and the vast range of abilities they have. They also name themselves "Violet Harper", seeing themselves as a new individual, enters a relationship with Brion Markov, and befriends Harper Row. However, Jace takes advantage of Halo's amnesia by claiming that they are dying from overusing their violet aura before Halo is kidnapped by Granny Goodness, who discovers they can access the Source with none of the safeguards that Metron incorporated into Mother and Father Boxes. Halo is placed under mind control and forced to create the Anti-Life Equation to place the universe under Darkseid's control, but Victor Stone rescues Halo, allowing them to save the universe. In the aftermath, Halo breaks up with