When I first saw the pilot in the Indigo Ballroom at the Hilton Bayfront last SDCC blissfully unaware that SDCC would be canceled a year later , I knew the creators behind the show had something special on their hands based on the tremendous reaction it garnered from the audience. In fact, the Harley Quinn Season 2 teaser trailer released back in March, featuring Harley and Ivy holding hands, gave greater credence to the promise. They say good things come to those who wait. ReleaseTheHarleyCut pic.

While the first season of Harley Quinn teased something more than friendship for Harley and Poison Ivy, this season toned down the foreshadowing down a bit. Instead of relationships, Harley's been more laser-focused on killing off the Injustice League to rule new New Gotham. Season 2 has Ivy head over heels in love with him, so much so they're engaged and wedding planning. And it's not reflex or a desperate move for companionship, Ivy truly loves him. When she takes the mic at the talent show in Bane's Pit, Ivy reveals to the inmates in a most vulnerable moment, she's truly happy because of him and couldn't ask for a better soulmate.

As someone fresh out of an abusive relationship, season one Harley needed to take the time to rediscover herself and figure out what kind of presence she wanted to be in Gotham city. Instead, the series told a much more heartfelt, moving story about how true love has to develop organically over time. Before there was Harley Quinn, there was Dr.