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From her humble beginnings as Dr. Harleen Quinzel, the Arkham Asylum psychiatrist seduced by the Joker's twisted charm, to her evolution into a complex and independent character, Harley Quinn has captured the imagination of fans worldwide. Her chaotic energy, her unique blend of humor and danger, and her undeniable style make her a compelling figure. Now, that energy can be channeled directly onto your devices, transforming your desktop, phone, and tablet into personalized canvases of Quinn-inspired madness.

Category	Information
Character Name	Harley Quinn (Dr. Harleen Quinzel)
First Appearance	Batman: The Animated Series, "Joker's Favor" (September 1992)
Creators	Paul Dini and Bruce Timm
Publisher	DC Comics
Occupation	Former psychiatrist, criminal, anti-heroine
Known Aliases	Harleen Quinzel, Harl, Harley
Base of Operations	Gotham City
Relationships	The Joker (on-again, off-again romantic interest), Poison Ivy (close friend and sometimes romantic interest), Deadshot (Suicide Squad teammate), many members of Gotham's criminal underworld
Skills and Abilities	Acrobatics, intelligence, psychology expertise, immunity to certain toxins (due to association with Poison Ivy), unpredictable fighting style.
Portrayed By	Margot Robbie (in the DC Extended Universe films: Suicide Squad, Birds of Prey, The Suicide Squad), Kaley Cuoco (voice of Harley Quinn in the animated series) , Mia Sara (Birds of Prey TV series 2002), Melissa Rauch, Tara Strong and many more.
Associated Teams	Suicide Squad, Gotham City Sirens
Key Story Arcs	Mad Love (origin story), Suicide Squad appearances, her complex relationship with the Joker, her friendship with Poison Ivy, her efforts to find her own identity
Website	DC Comics - Harley Quinn