Plot

When a pilot crashes and tells of conflict in the outside world, Diana, an Amazonian warrior in training, leaves home to fight a war, discovering her full powers and true destiny.

Diana, princess of the Amazons, trained to be an unconquerable warrior. Raised on a sheltered island paradise, when a pilot crashes on their shores and tells of a massive conflict raging in the outside world, Diana leaves her home, convinced she can stop the threat. Fighting alongside man in a war to end all wars, Diana will discover her full powers and her true destiny.—ahmetkozan

When army pilot Steve Trevor crashes on the warriors' secluded island paradise, disrupting the fictitious all-female sanctuary of Themyscira created by the Gods of Olympus, Princess Diana of the immortal Amazons aids for his rescue and wins the decisive right to escort him home, heading to an early 20th Century London to stop the war she believes is influenced by the God Ares. Leaving behind the only life she's ever known and entering the cynical world of men for the first time, torn between a mission to promote peace and her own warrior upbringing, as a "Wonder Woman," Diana must fight evil in a "war to end all wars," while hoping to unlock the potential of a humanity she doesn't always understand.—Asif Ahsan Khan

Before she was Wonder Woman she was Diana, princess of the Amazons, a trained warrior in the sheltered Amazon island of Themyscira. In 1918, when the American pilot Steve Trevor crashes offshore and tells Diana about World War I and the conflict in the outside world, she leaves home to embark on a journey to end all wars, discovering her full powers and true destiny.—Tiffany Adachi

Isolated from men and the entire human race, the highly trained pacifist and magnificent Amazon warrior-princess, Diana of the mystical Themyscira, leads a disciplined but peaceful and safe life in the bosom of her fierce tribe of elite fighters. However, Diana's cocooned world will turn upside down, when the intrepid American pilot and the first man ever to set foot on the idyllic island, Steve Trevor, reveals a horrible reality, as a devastating great war threatens to consume humankind. At the height of WWI, the unlikely duo embark on a perilous mission to do battle with an all-powerful adversary, in an all-out war that will end all wars. Can the extraordinary Wonder Woman defeat Ares, the merciless God of War?—Nick Riganas

In modern-day Paris, Diana Prince receives an old photograph from Wayne Enterprises depicting herself with four men from World War I. The image triggers a flood of memories, prompting Diana to recall her past.

Diana is the daughter of Queen Hippolyta and was raised on Themyscira, a hidden island inhabited by the Amazons-warrior women created by the Olympian gods to safeguard humanity. Hippolyta tells Diana the story of Ares, the god of war, whose jealousy of humanity drove him to seek its destruction. When the other gods tried to stop him, Ares killed all but Zeus, who used his final strength to wound Ares and force him to retreat. Before dying, Zeus left behind a weapon, the "god-killer," to aid the Amazons when Ares returned. Reluctantly, Hippolyta allows her sister Antiope to train Diana as a warrior.

In 1918, Diana's life changes when she saves Captain Steve Trevor, a U.S. pilot whose plane crashes near Themyscira. The island is soon invaded by German soldiers pursuing him, and the Amazons defeat them, though Antiope sacrifices herself to protect Diana. Under the Lasso of Hestia's magic, Steve reveals that a massive war rages in the outside world and that he is an Allied spy. He has stolen a notebook from Dr. Isabel Maru, a German chemist developing a new, deadly form of mustard gas under General Erich Ludendorff's orders. Diana, convinced Ares is behind the war, prepares to confront him, arming herself with the "god-killer" sword, her lasso, and battle armor, and leaves Themyscira with Steve.

Arriving in London, Diana and Steve present Maru's notebook to the Supreme War Council, where Sir Patrick Morgan is negotiating an armistice with Germany. Diana deciphers the notes and learns that the Germans plan to release the gas at the Western Front. Despite orders to the contrary, Steve, with funding from Morgan, assembles a team: Moroccan spy Sameer, Scottish marksman Charlie, and Native American smuggler Chief Napi. They set out to stop the release of the gas. Diana bravely crosses No Man's Land alone and defeats the enemy in their trenches, liberating the nearby village of Veld and winning the admiration of the Allied troops. The team celebrates their victory, and Diana and Steve share a tender moment, falling in love.

The team learns of a gala at the German High Command, where the gas is being prepared for launch. Steve and Diana go undercover-he to find and destroy the gas, she to kill Ludendorff, whom she believes to be Ares. Steve's intervention prevents Diana from confronting Ludendorff in time, allowing him to release the gas, which devastates Veld. Heartbroken and angry, Diana pursues Ludendorff to his base. After a fierce battle, she kills him, but the war does not end, leaving her confused and disillusioned.

Sir Patrick appears and reveals himself as Ares. He tells Diana that, while he has influenced humanity's darkest impulses, the ultimate choice to commit violence is theirs alone. Diana tries to defeat him with the "god-killer" sword, but he destroys it, revealing that she is the true "god-killer" because she is Zeus's daughter.

In their ensuing battle, Diana's rage and grief threaten to overwhelm her. However, memories of Steve's sacrifice and her experiences with humanity's capacity for good remind her of who she is. Choosing hope over vengeance, she spares Dr. Maru and redirects Ares's lightning back at him, ultimately defeating him and ending his influence over mankind. The war comes to an end, and the team celebrates their hard-won victory.

In the present day, Diana sends an email to Bruce Wayne, thanking him for the photograph of herself and Steve. As Wonder Woman, she continues to fight for justice and protect the world.