Powers and Abilities
Halo has the ability to fly and to create auras of different colors around herself which have different effects:
- Red aura/halo: Heat beams
- Orange aura/halo: Concussive force beams
- Yellow aura/halo: Brilliant light
- Green aura/halo: Stasis beam
- Blue aura/halo: Holographic distortion effect
- Indigo aura/halo: Tractor beam
- Violet aura/halo: Gave the sociopathic personality of Violet Harper control of the body, enabling her to use any/all of Halo's powers
The auras provide a measure of defense against similar effects directed against her. For instance, her green stasis aura protected her from being immobilized by the Cryonic Man's freezing gas, and her orange concussive aura can repel physical 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 the human body be destroyed, the Aurakle can merge with another freshly 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.
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