The Suicide Squad: Ranking Every Task Force X Member From Worst To Best

Daniela Melchior's role as Ratcatcher II very nearly won her the gold medal on this ranking. She was sensational.

To paraphrase from the Polka-Dot Man entry, you felt empathy for her. She doesn't have anyone aside from the rats, with this creating a euphoric scene when she called upon her rodent friends to take down Starro. The flashback scene of her with her father - Ratcatcher I, for those asking - that then cut back to present time, with tears streaming down her cheeks, was heart-churning material.

There was little to nag on her for because, in a way, she's relatable to viewers of a certain mindset. Ratcatcher II is a millennial. She enjoys her sleep. She has real emotions that aren't just generically happy and/or sad; after all, she was the first to actually welcome King Shark into the fold as a friend, rather than just an ally.

Overall, this was a career-making performance for Daniela Melchior.