A new report has added two potential fighters to the still-unannounced Injustice 3 roster, with Batwoman and Supergirl both appearing in material connected to stunt and motion-capture work. The information comes from MP1st, which says it found the characters listed on the resume of a stunt performer who has previously worked with NetherRealm Studios. Warner Bros. Games and NetherRealm have not officially announced Injustice 3, so the character information should be treated as an unconfirmed development leak.
According to the report, the stunt worker’s resume references work involving Batwoman and Supergirl while also connecting the project to Jake Huang, an animator and stunt coordinator associated with NetherRealm. Huang is said to have moved onto the project after completing work on Mortal Kombat 1. The listing does not provide broader roster details, story information or a release window, but it offers another apparent production-level clue that a new Injustice game is in development.
Supergirl would be a returning character after playing a major role in Injustice 2. She was part of the base roster in the 2017 sequel and featured prominently in its story, making her inclusion in another installment relatively unsurprising if the leak is accurate. Batwoman is the more notable name because she has not previously appeared as a playable fighter in the mainline Injustice console games.
The reported roster information follows several other signs pointing toward a third Injustice game. Earlier this year, MP1st reported that an artist’s resume explicitly referenced Injustice 3 as an ongoing project, while previous remarks connected to voice actors for characters including Superman and Aquaman also fueled speculation about a return to the DC fighting series. None of those instances has resulted in an official announcement from Warner Bros. Games or NetherRealm.
More recently, a deleted Good Gamer Group recruitment listing sought experienced fighting-game players for an unreleased AAA 2D fighting game being tested in Culver City, California. The September 14 and 15 sessions reportedly targeted players ranked within the top 25% of major 2D fighting games and offered four-hour testing sessions. The listing did not identify NetherRealm or Injustice, meaning its connection to the series remains circumstantial rather than confirmed.
Taken together, the resume references, character names and reported playtesting activity provide a growing body of evidence around NetherRealm’s next project, but they do not establish every detail as fact. The latest stunt-work information is more specific than general speculation because it identifies two DC characters apparently involved in production. Even so, development plans can change before a game is formally revealed, and neither Batwoman nor Supergirl should be treated as confirmed roster members until Warner Bros. Games or NetherRealm says otherwise.
The potential addition of Batwoman would also continue NetherRealm’s history of drawing heavily from Batman-related characters across its DC fighting games. Injustice and Injustice 2 have featured characters such as Batman, Robin, Catwoman, Harley Quinn, Joker and others from Gotham’s wider cast. Warner Bros. properties have continued to surface in other leaked projects as well, including reported Project Moonlight material featuring Batman and Scorpion, although that project is separate from NetherRealm’s fighting-game plans.
For now, Injustice 3 itself remains officially unannounced. The latest report does not provide a reveal date, platforms or release timing, and recent speculation around a possible announcement has not been substantiated by Warner Bros. Games. If the stunt resume is authentic and accurately reflects current development, however, Batwoman and Supergirl would represent the clearest roster-specific information to surface from the project so far.
