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After the League · after Suicide Squad

Birds of Prey

Harley Quinn, newly single, with a price on her head

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Do you need to watch it?

Not required. It's left out of the main story but is part of the full chronological order.

Where it falls in the order

  • Main storynot included
  • Chronological9 of 16
  • Everything10 of 17

Post-credits scenes

1 scene: after the credits. worth the wait

Spoilers for this title

Quick recap

The Joker has dumped Harley Quinn. She cuts her hair, adopts a hyena and, when she blows up Ace Chemicals to announce the breakup, every criminal in Gotham with a grudge comes after her. Young pickpocket Cassandra Cain swallows a diamond holding the codes to the Bertinelli family fortune, and crime boss Roman Sionis, Black Mask, puts a price on the girl's head. Along the way they cross paths with singer Dinah Lance, detective Renee Montoya and the mysterious crossbow killer, Helena Bertinelli. At an abandoned amusement park, the five take on Roman's goons. Harley kills him on the pier with a grenade. Helena, Dinah and Montoya form the Birds of Prey, and Harley goes into business with Cass.

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What happens

Post-credits scenes

  • After the credits Audio only: Harley asks if anyone's still there and offers a secret about Batman as a reward. It cuts off before she finishes.
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3 easter eggs

Hidden details

  1. ReferenceA hyena named Bruce

    Harley names her hyena Bruce, after "that hunky Wayne guy." In the comics and the animated series she had two hyenas, Bud and Lou.

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  2. ReferenceCaptain Boomerang at the precinct

    The Gotham police station has a wanted poster of Captain Boomerang with Jai Courtney's photo. Harley mentions she knows the guy.

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  3. ReferenceMarilyn's diamonds

    In a mid-film daydream, Harley pictures herself in a "Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend" number, recreating Marilyn Monroe in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (1953).

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