Multiversity Inspired Dog Names

Introduction

Multiversity is the name of a limited comic book series published by DC Comics. Originally running from October 2014 to June 2015, Multiversity brought together heroes from every corner of DC's expansive multiverse to fight an enigmatic foe known as the Empty Hand. Multiversity brought many previously obscure heroes and heroines to the fore, giving these relatively unknown crimefighters some much-needed exposure. Legendary Scottish comic book writer Grant Morrison wrote for all nine of the Multiversity comics. Conversely, each issue in the Multiversity series featured a different artist. The constant change of artists allowed a myriad of creatives to display their talents while Morrison kept the story grounded and focused.

Multiversity Inspired Dog Names In Pop Culture

Featured Famous Multiversity Inspired Dog

Yankee Poodle

Yankee Poodle is a canine crimefighter from Earth-C, the same world that Captain Carrot calls home. Yankee Poodle is no ordinary hound - she's an anthropomorphized dog that can walk, talk, act, and think just like a human. Yankee Poodle's real name is Rova Barkitt - a play on journalist Rona Barrett. Just like her namesake, Rova Barkitt was a committed journalist who was willing to do just about anything to get a story. Incidentally, it's Rova's willingness to go above and beyond for the sake of a big scoop that caused her to gain superpowers. Rova wasn't bitten by a radioactive spider or zapped by a bolt of lightning; no, Rova gained her powers thanks to an interview.

On a day that started like any other, Rova interviewed a superstar named Byrd Rentals in the city of Follywood. Unbeknownst to Rova or Rentals, a cataclysmic battle was taking place in outer space. Starro the Conqueror was fighting a group of heroes; despite their best efforts, the heroes were unable to get the better of Starro. In a desperate attempt to defeat the devious starfish, the heroes threw a meteor at Starro. The Conqueror deflected most of the space rock, sending a few meteor fragments hurtling towards Earth-C. Most of the pieces burned up in the atmosphere, but the few that didn't were on a collision course with Rova and Rentals!

Byrd Rentals and Rova Barkitt were unable to dodge the meteor fragments. Rather than harm Rova or Rentals, the meteorites bonded with them. After the dust settled from the ordeal, Rova discovered that she possessed the power of "animal magnetism." With her right hand, Rova could now project blue colored stars and repel objects away from her. With her left hand, Rova could emit bands of red and white stripes that pulled objects towards her. Byrd Rentals also developed a unique set of powers. Finding themselves in the same boat, Rova and Rentals resolved to use their abilities for the greater good.

Rova and Rentals soon encountered a group of other animals who were granted powers by the meteorites. The empowered animals decided to team up and stop Starro from causing any further harm. With the aid of Superman, the group sent Starro packing. In the aftermath, Rova and the other animals agreed to stick together. They formed a superhero group called the Zoo Crew and continued to protect Earth-C as an animal analog to the Justice League.

Multiversity Inspired Name Considerations

If you're a fan of DC Comics and you're looking for a cool name to give to your dog, you should consider honoring your pet with a Multiversity inspired name. This limited series featured a multitude of diverse and exciting characters. Some characters are alternate versions of established heroes - like Calvin "Kalel" Ellis, who's the Superman of Earth 23. Other figures featured in Multiversity are callbacks to earlier periods in DC Comics' long and storied history. Captain Carrot is a perfect example of this; he's a cartoon character that was created by Roy Thomas and Scott Shaw back in 1982. There are a plethora of Multiversity inspired names that you could potentially give to your dog. We'll list plenty of Multiversity inspired names down below, as well as a few names inspired by DC Comics trivia.

The characters created specifically for the Multiversity limited series are also intriguing and memorable in their own right. The Gentry are the main bad guys of the limited series - The Empty Hand and his generals lead them. There are also other villains who have a history with some of Multiversity's heroes - Lord Havok and The Dark Monitor are two of the most dangerous foes that come to mind. Consider naming your pet after them if you like evil characters just as much as you like heroes.

Male Multiversity Inspired Dog Names

Votes	Name	Vote
0	Superman The Last Son of Krypton
0	Kalel The birth name of Superman 23
0	Calvin Kalel's legal first name
0	Jorel Kalel's biological Father
0	Grant Taken from Grant Morrison
0	Thunderer The hero who summoned everyone during Multiversity
0	Thunder A shorter version of Thunderer's name
0	Justice Thunderer is a member of Justice Incarnate
0	Lance Thunderer has a thunder-lance
0	Ivan Based on Ivan Reis
0	Nix As in Nix Uotan
0	Superjudge Nix's most well known alias
0	Monitor Nix is also known as the Multiversal Monitor
0	Niczhuotan One of Nix's other names
0	Chris Referencing Chris Sprouse
0	David After David Dibble
0	Behemoth David's hero alias
0	Baby David is also known as the Big Baby
0	Doc David Dibble has a doctorate
0	Ben Alluding to Ben Oliver
0	Crusader After the American Crusader
0	Jack Crusader's first name
0	Retaliator Crusader leads the Retaliators
0	Deadeye The archer of the Retaliators
0	Frank After Frank Quitely
0	Captain Based on Captain Carrot
0	Carry A gender neutral name inspired by carrot
0	Rodney Captain Carrot's name is Rodney Rabbit
0	Rod A shorter version of Rodney
0	Cameron Inspired by Cameron Stewart

Female Multiversity Inspired Dog Names

Votes	Name	Vote
0	Harbinger The House of Heroes AI
0	Moni After Harbinger's Monitor title
0	Harriett Inspired by Harbinger
0	Ginger Rhymes with Harbinger
0	Gail Based on Gail Simone
0	Walküre A warrior woman from Earth 7
0	Valkyrie Walküre looked like a Valkyrie
0	Valeria Inspired by Valkyrie
0	Kyrie Taken from the last portion of Valkyrie
0	Lara Kalel's mother
0	Kite The winged member of the Retaliators
0	Kit Based on Kite
0	Falcon Kite is a tribute to The Falcon from Marvel
0	Sam The Falcon's first name
0	Nei After Nei Ruffino
0	Ladybug Another member of the Retaliators
0	Lady A shorter version of Ladybug
0	Spidey Ladybug is based on Spiderwoman
0	Jess Jess Drew is the first Spider-Woman
0	Angela Referencing Angela Robinson
0	Aqua Based on Aquawoman
0	Atlanta Inspired by Atlantis
0	Atlanna The former Queen of Atlantis
0	Amphitrite Poseidon's wife
0	Fiona Inspired by Fiona Staples
0	Vixen A member of the Justice League
0	Courtney Kalel's secretary
0	Zatanna A powerful sorceress
0	Nubia The name of Earth 23's Wonder Woman
0	Emanuela Taken from Emanuela Lupacchino