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Inque is one of the only Batman Beyond rogues to appear four times during the series. This makes her the most frequent rogue, second only to Blight, even though she never appeared during season 2, which is twice as long as seasons 1 and 3.
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Inque is a female shape shifter originally created for the animated series Batman Beyond. Appearing as a normal woman she can change into a featureless liquid black form. She has total control of her liquidized body, which is extremely handy whenever she needs to …
Inque (DC Animated Universe) | Batman Wiki | Fandom
Inque was a shapeshifting mercenary in the Batman Beyond series and one of Terry McGinnis' first foes. Inque's origins and background remain largely undisclosed, but it is known that she was born into extreme poverty. Her precarious lifestyle eventually instilled in …
Inque (disambiguation) | DC Database | Fandom
Inque is a metahuman with shapeshifting abilities and a mercenary from the future, who gained her powers from a mutagenic treatment by Project Cadmus. She was eventually hired by the Wayne-Powers CEO; Derek Powers to kill Bruce Wayne and the new Batman. She is also a member of the Iniquity Collective and the estranged mother of Deanna Clay.
Inque (DCAU) - DC Database | Fandom
Inque is a corporate saboteur who can turn her body in a viscous black matter. She has had multiple run-ins with the second Batman, Terry McGinnis. The woman who would become "Inque" was born into extreme poverty. When a civil war erupted in her country, her family had to turn to the black market to survive.
"Disappearing Inque" | DC Animated Universe | Fandom
"Disappearing Inque" is the eleventh episode of Batman Beyond. It depicts the return of Inque. After being turned down for a raise and fired by his boss at the cryogenics lab, Aaron Herbst becomes disgruntled and releases Inque from her icy prison. Having had to listen to him for months, Inque...
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Inque's knack for sliding under doors and through narrow air vents made her a perfect corporate saboteur for hire, an occupation that had Interpol on her tail for years. But more recently, after being briefly captured by Batman and the elder Bruce Wayne, Inque has set aside her usual job to dedicate herself to shutting the pair down for good.