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An unnamed woman was an ancestor of Amaya Jiwe, Esi, Kuasa, and Mari.
Biography[]
When Amaya Jiwe drank tea made concocted with a special root from Zambesi village, she had a vision of the woman, who explained why the Anansi Totem's power increasing; a threat more powerful than anything she'd previously encountered was coming, and Amaya should embrace the totem rather than resist its increased power.[1]
Several months later, Amaya and Zari Tomaz drank the tea and arrived in the woman's dreamscape, which was now dark and dying. The woman appeared and warned the two that the longer the Darhk family possess the Anansi Totem, the more its power will be corrupted. The woman urges Amaya to retrieve Kuasa, as she will soon need her. She reveals the very first Totem bearers imprisoned a great evil, Mallus, in the timescape to prevent him from entering the real world; thus, the more time is broken, the closer Mallus comes to breaking free. Suddenly, the woman realized that Nora Darhk has claimed the Anansi Totem's power and disappears, which leaves her fate unknown.[2]
Powers and abilities[]
Former powers[]
- Abilities via Anansi Totem: All of the woman's powers come from the Anansi Totem, which allow her to harness the life force of animals, in essence harnessing their abilities.[1]
Equipment[]
Former equipment[]
- Anansi Totem: The woman can bond with the totem to summon the ashe of the animal kingdom and use their powers.[1]
Appearances[]
DC's Legends of Tomorrow[]
Season 3[]
- "Zari" (vision)
- "Return of the Mack" (mentioned)
- "Daddy Darhkest" (voice)
- "No Country for Old Dads" (vision)
- "The Good, The Bad and The Cuddly" (vision)
Behind the scenes[]
- Amaya's spirit guide is played by Joy Richardson, Maisie Richardson-Sellers' mother.