Arthur Curry, Jr. was born in 1965's Aquaman #23. At the time, Arthur and Mera had only been married for five issues, so this was a surprising development. The comic begins with a doctor informing Arthur that Mera is pregnant and before the final page, Aquababy is born!
Aquababy: Son of Aquaman and Mera, Arthur Curry, Jr.; he inherited Mera's water-controlling powers while having the unique ability to create and mutate sea life.
In truth, Mera is pregnant. The joyful moment turns tragic, however, when Aquaman's Atlantean advisor, Tumol, explains that, due to a quirk in Aquaman's genetic make-up, Mera and their baby will die upon childbirth. Their only hope is a serum derived from the rainbow anemone, which only grows in the Gulf of Terrors.
As explained by Aquaman's opening narration in The Lost Kingdom, Aquaman and Mera were married shortly after the events of the first movie. Mera later gave birth to their son named Arthur Jr. (also known in the comics as Aquababy).
Four years after becoming king of Atlantis, Arthur Curry has married Mera and had a son, Arthur Jr., while splitting his life between land and sea. Meanwhile, David Kane / Black Manta continues to seek revenge against Arthur for his father's death, working with marine biologist Stephen Shin to find Atlantean artifacts.
Aquaman is back for one final battle in Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom, the final movie of the DC Extended Universe. The sequel sees Aquaman (Jason Momoa) and his entire family, including baby son Arthur Jr, at threat from Black Manta (Yahya Abdul-Mateen II) who is still seeking revenge for Aquaman killing his father.
Amber Heard could return as Mera, though this is unlikely given the controversies surrounding Aquaman 2 and Mera's limited role within it. Another likely cast member to reprise their role is Patrick Wilson as Orm, who underwent a redemption arc in Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom's story.
Ultimately, the studio never pulled the trigger on firing Heard because her former boyfriend, Elon Musk, had one of his litigators send a “scorched-earth letter to Warner Bros. threatening to burn the house down” if the actress wasn't brought back for a sequel, says a source familiar with the behind-the-scenes battle.
Mera is the former Queen of Dimension Aqua, Queen of Atlantis, and wife of DC Comics superhero Aquaman. Mera also has a twin sister named Hila, who turned to villany.
As Mera continued to share with the sea-king, the two began to fall in love. The two were soon wed and Mera lived with Aquaman at the Atlantean Royal Palace.
Y'Mera Xebella Challa, simply referred to as Mera, is the daughter of King Nereus, the princess of Xebel, and the wife of Aquaman, the current king and former prince of Atlantis.
Black Manta kidnapped Aquababy and put him inside a sphere, slowly filling it with air, as Aquababy was unable to breathe outside of water. Black Manta had Aquaman fight Aqualad in exchange for Aquababy's life. Aquaman and Aqualad fought, an event that would change their relationship.
She is a member of the Justice League Unlimited and daughter of Aquaman who possesses hydrokinetic powers. The Aquagirl identity was created by Bob Haney and Nick Cardy, first appearing in Aquaman #33 (1967).
King Atlan was referred to as simply "Ancient Atlantean King" in the credits of Justice League, though he was later revealed to be Atlan. Vulko states that Atlan was the "first ruler of Atlantis" in Aquaman. Atlan is also king when Atlantis sinks, which means he was the last surface king.
Her name is Oonagh Paige Heard. She's the beginning of the rest of my life.” It is not known who the father of the baby is. Amber had Oonagh via surrogate pregnancy, but the Danish Girl actress said that she is both the “mom and dad” to her baby in an Instagram post of her holding her baby in front of a laptop.
Though Jason Momoa and Julie Andrews were still in the movie, Momoa's kids, Lola & Nakoa-Wolf Momoa, weren't. Momoa's kids then confronted director James Wan. Momoa said, “My daughter rolled up like, 'You cut us out of the movie? '” ““No, no, no, no, no you're back in the movie!” Wan […]...
Mera is both the Queen of Atlantis and Aquaman's wife. She has her own telepathetic powers and can control the sea with relative ease, and as an important part of the story, fans have wondered what will happen with the character in Aquaman 2, in part because she's played by Amber Heard.
Is Emilia Clarke replacing Amber Heard in Aquaman 2?
The sequel to James Wan's surprising billion-dollar hit will release on Christmas Day 2023 and will see Jason Momoa return as the marine superhero Aquaman for DC Studios. But a new photo stuns as it shows Emilia Clarke, Momoa's castmate from HBO's Game of Thrones, replacing Amber Heard as sea royalty, Mera.
By this time, Aquaman had met Mera, a queen from a water-based dimension, and married her shortly after he became king. They soon have a son, Arthur Jr. (nicknamed "Aquababy").
Hila is the identical twin sister of Mera and a sister-in-law to Aquaman. A born trouble-maker, Hila was the black sheep of the family. Given her reputation, she was easily framed for a crime and sentenced to exile with her lover Kandor. A few years later, they were on Earth.
How much did Amber Heard make for Aquaman 2? Warner Bros. During her testimony, Heard stated that she was paid $2 million upfront for the upcoming sequel, Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom, and may receive box office bonuses for that as well.
Amber Heard is not being recast as Mera in Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom, a new trailer has confirmed. Amber Heard played Mera, Queen of Atlantis in DC's Aquaman movie in 2018.
Amber Heard's character Mera is significantly minimized in Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom. Mera's presence is reduced through limited screen time and displaced focus on other characters like Orm and Atlanna.
