the way everyone lost their aura after the show was revived needs to be studied

@@andaelee yeah fR, i finished the first season a week ago and I loved it but when the second season started I can’t Ben get past episode three, I hate that they tried to make it some epic space adventure, we just want YOUNG JUSTICE

Invasion was peak imo everything went downhill from there

@@vyru- the problem with young justice were the like 5 year timeskips inbetween each season. Even s2 suffered a bit because of how much story they skipped over. Young Justice s2 should’ve been everything they skipped like dick becoming nightwing, jason joining and dying, tim becoming robin, etc. theres so much development and story we SHOULD have seen and would’ve produced great emotional moments.

​@@giosbizarreart9048 Weissman said the reason they didn't was because they wanted the universe to feel more lived in. That said...yes the tie-in comics and the video game do explain the gaps, but I think what should have been done for all these plotholes? Different interconnected shows on Earth-16...that way we get our non-stop team stuff on Young Justice, but other heroes could have had their stories told in their own show and had some team mission mentioned in the background. I mean there's enough Donna and Cassie content alone to drive the invisible jet that's Diana series for starters alongside Villainy Inc stuff.

I still like it too, I rewatched it earlier this year. I just hate how many plots they sprinkled out that was never resolved. Season 3 added a lot as well as Season 4.

@@yajurojha8200 And Nightwing is not a punching bag like he usually is in most DC media.

Artemis was so obscure in fact that she technically didn't exist prior to the show's airing as she's a combination of like three different characters.

@@insfrankestein6641she got the Harley Quinn treatment as in she became more known in the comics after the shows popularity

@@yajurojha8200 if you take "having only a handful of appearances and the actual adaptation dying after three appearances" as being more known, then she sure did.

Just like Glitch Techs, Elliott from Earth, and Mao Mao. So, it's basically canceled because everyone has moved on.

@@SecretMagician Unless WB or James Gunn “officially” announce that Young Justice is cancelled, then it is not cancelled as of right now.

@@ricardo3011 There is no unless here since Young Justice is no X-Men 97 nor Bruce Timm project groundbreaking series

Isn't toung justice just a rebrand of than titans tho

@@Pat12379no

@@Pat12379not even a little bit. They were a completely separate team that were similar to the teen titans but their stories hit a slightly more political note.

@@Pat12379Nah Young Justice was Tim Drake Robin, Impulse, Superboy, and Wonder Girl

@@keno4770 this show certainly had more politics than the teen titans show

What about Nightwing?

@@samflood5631 he got it the worst, completely skipping over how he became nightwing, the death of Jason, recruitment of Tim is crazy

you see people, thats why you read the comics THEN you'll learn why you dont wanna see Nightwing become Nightwing. (no shade to you, just saw the opportunity to make a joke and I took it.)

@@giosbizarreart9048 technically we know why he became Nightwing after that one episode where he decided he didn't want to be Batman really the only option he had once he became strong on his own was to become Nightwing

@@akvelo9862 that’s a bad excuse. Actually seeing him make the suit, get the name from superman, split from batman, and the inciting incident would’ve been good payoff.

Same

Same it was so damn Annoying it took me a while to adjust to the characters to the new character’s cause I was invested with the old one

Razor is now canon

I mean, Wally is dead in this universe. There is no return for him. He was literally disintegrated. 😢

@@ibrahimihsan2090 he had a greater bond with the speed force than Barry Allen

@@ibrahimihsan2090 Wally in justice league also faded from reality they could just said kid flash tapped into the speed force and got trapped or went to the future anything if that's his canon death then it's just disappointing

@@melonsmash6541 I don't think he was faded from reality. I think he just disintegrated or something.

Cartoon Network was using any excuse to drop action cartoons, they absolutely hated action cartoons at that time

OG Teen Titans as well if I'm not mistaken 😢

@@MILDMONSTER1234 CN treated them horribly, but toy companies do provide a lot of budget for these shows. Without it, there's a hit in animation quality or it gets cancelled.

Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles got that treatment too unfortunately, and that was a relatively recent show

Personally, to me he's just a "someone who exists" character. He is mostly a no so important character.

@@ibrahimihsan2090 Pretty much

His voice and speech pattern got old very fast. Then they have us a female Forager, so we have to deal with it twice...

Forager is Forager thought it could beat King Shark is a shark

S2 is objectively better than S1. This weird nostalgia y 'all have for S1 is comedy

I really want to understand the S1 fetish.

What a gross exaggeration

​@@reneafrazier2493 If you have to do a timeskip and have the main cast evolve off screen there's an issue. Comic tie-ins shouldn't have to be mandatory to consume since the general audience won't take the time to actually read them. Young justice peaked in S2 and it should have stayed dead.

@@crowwithinternetservice or you can just get over it and let the story be told

It's not just about the original team. The season 2 team got nearly abandoned after season 3 and 4. They didn't jave to introduce new characters in season 3 when characters from season 2 and rocket still haven't gotten proper focus. Rocket and Cassie had less development than Black Lightning and Razer, and Razer was from a different show.

@@oliveragag8576 Most of the season 2 team weren't main characters, and Blue Beetle and Impulse weren't as relevant in later arcs.

@@GamerSlyRatchet1 They were members of the team and had a lot of focus on them as a group in season 2. At the very least they should've focused more on the neglected members of the season 2 cast in season 3 instead of introducing brand new characters. We had more focus and development for Geo-Force, Halo and Forager than the pre established Rocket, Wonder Girl and Tim Drake. Stuff like the Black Lightning arc and Razer showing up only showcased how little the show cared for the pre-existing characters by dedicating screen time to characters they shouldn't have.

@@oliveragag8576 the show is a revolving door outside of the main crew. that becomes clear in S2 and S3

​@@GamerSlyRatchet1I kinda feel like that's fine but I would've prefered if they developed other characters in other teams.

It's because they're fans thay they critique the show the way they do

@@TheShockVoxand those fans can be wrong

@@BiggaVeli-u5j Casuals did for content to entertain not an investment.

burr burrr buDURRRRR💫

​@@andaeleewhat theme? It pulled a Disney/Marvel 2010 era cartoon and just had the shows logo with some slight music cues for 5 seconds in Season 2.

It was easier to spread the screen time around when the cast was smaller. But with the much larger cast in later seasons they should've been focusing more on the next generation heros instead of Black Lightning.

@@oliveragag8576 oh ok

​@@oliveragag8576naahh...admit it, you just don't like him coz he fed live wire that "black lightning", dontcha?😂😂😂

@@wambokodavid7109 They left Cassie sandsmark, Bumblebee, and Tim Drake in the dust to focus on Middle Aged Justice.

@@oliveragag8576 feel u there but Tim drake is a boring robin to me so I couldn't care less.same with those u mentioned...they where for lack of better word irrelevant.my biggest gripe was that season with zod...it was very anticlimactic

Name examples

@@kwayneboy1524 sure, which part?

Fair point I kinda feel they needed to explain more on to how Tula died but I think I kinda like the idea of Jason being this mystery death like he death was hit a lot of the team hard that he's kinda become a touchy subject to mention.

They showed how Tula dies in Young Justice game that is cannon to the series

@@JLacay Still, it's a bit weird to explain the death of an important character in a game, something the general audience might not have played or even heard about.

@@dazzlethestar151 Ik. Just pointing out how the important story bit is in a terrible game. Something I have a distaste for.

Wrong

Cope

@@LisaEverz About what exactly lol. The show dead lol it's not coming back.

​@@kermitgotthesickkicks4265S2 had a 5 year time skip which while I kinda understand is jarring I kinda am fine with it because nobody stopped developing and I kinda don't think we needed to see everything again. Like do we need another Nightwing origin story? Or see Roy's decline into filth and squalor? I kinda don't want it to hold our hands everytime because we are smart enough to figure it out. Plus BTAS kinda did this like in S3 we ended on a decent note and then in S4 suddenly Batgirl joined the fam, Robin is a new younger kid and now Grayson is rockin a mullet. That show could've shown us all that but it wasn't really needed to be seen. They had standout episodes that built to their "Lost Years" mystery as we figured out how and why. YJ did the same they gave us enough info and character moments as to why this happened and you can pick up enough to understand where they are at now. It's not perfect but hardly anything new. Besides we only get one year time skips which a lot of stories due to space out the timeline and events.

@@kwayneboy1524yes we do

@@stevenbryant8160 why?

You mean the cringe wannabe version of Groot who's ONLY powers are turning into a BALL and rolling...yh I wonder why he gets so much hate...such a mystery🤔🤣

@@no.1spidey-fan182 Groot? I always saw a bit of Canonbolt, plus he’s from a different planet-this hate is basically racism

@@jozen1098 Racism...he's literally a FICTIONAL ALIEN SPECIES. This QUITE LITERALLY has NOTHING to do with racism because its NOT POSSIBLE to be racist to a species that does NOT EXIST wtf😭. He's just ANNOYING and BORING💀🤣 And as for the Groot Comparison its not his powers, its his speech pattern and the whole "lovable alien creature on a team of humans" angle. Groot worked cause he was adorable and innocent and his design and powers are COOL Forager is just CRINGE cause his voice is annoying and speaking fluent sentences in the third person has ALWAYS been annoying. The ONLY time that works is with characters like groot who have very limited vocabulary or cavemen who dont speak fluently or often. And as I said his powers SUCK in comparison to every other character in the show and in the broader scope of DC

@@jozen1098 Because their speech pattern went cute to headache. Despite the fact they can learn earth dialect. Comes off pointless or rather intent purpose, a merchandise for kids

@@Alucard2091 he was telepathically taught, but at the same time his race has an extremely complex sense of self so his speech patterns will reflect that in any language

Well i think it's because Nightwing was so busy with Bludhaven

thanks man appreciate you 🫶

*beats The Light* The Light: little do they know we won the war... 👹 repeats every season

ig some people are so keen to comment that they do it while watching. i salute them

I need to get me one with him shirtless 🥴

it's not a coincidence. look outside your window.

Hollywood romance, people. If anime has "fan service" and barely any kiss scenes, Hollywood romance mostly has make out scenes.

Because they're teens and adults?

What? Incel

Made me uncomfortable af

​@@carljhonson6593Prude

I would switch 3 with 1

U crazy dog season 1 is equally good at season 2

Real

People want to have a goof time and not get bogged down with all this tragic nonsense.

@@kwayneboy1524 rofl

@@PotatoKing86 Dragging down the main plots like the world-ending or Klarion/Zatanna gave uneven pace for show that only has 22mins runtime.

@@Alucard2091 naur

In fairness regarding the views the schedule for Young Justice was all over the place. If I remember correctly, there were at least 5 months between the airing of the 8th episode and the 9th episode. Somebody higher up was definitely actively trying to kill the show and eventually succeeded. It was probably for the reasons you already laid out but I remember rumors of someone at Cartoon Network not liking action cartoons and messing with them when they could.

​@@nicholas-jasonroache1526 it was actually an even dumber reason. Cartoon Network and Disney Channel were in WB's mind having a Boys vs Girls battle...like the old WB/UPN days with teens, but for kids...and Cartoon Network was winning girls and losing boys while Nick and Disney were in an all-audiences acceptance mode...and most of the boys had even gone over to Disney at that point because of the Tipton Twins Tricks and the Russos....especially when the Earth-508 fans realized that Hawkwoman can raise three wizards and is also Sunset with one of Hawkwoman's dayjobs on the Proud Family. Cartoon Network wanted to be the boys club at the time, but they didn't want to see that they could be something else with different audiences. Everything in the 2010's on Cartoon Network got dunked on because they were still trying too hard to make "CNReal" take off....even Ben 10 and Scooby-Doo's latest seasons at the time were being done dirty...and it's worse considering what show put Cartoon Network on the map that Scooby got done dirty there...because of what the newest iteration was in 2010...right after a huge year long celebration of the 40th to the 41st anniversary of the show. Yikes. Double yikes about depleting that Omnitrix battery. CN should have tried to go more for the female audience at the time...especially since they had a pretty good audience archive already what with Totally Spies, Power Puff Girls (The Hanna-Barbera Classic version that later became the first CN Studios production) and in most markets airring either the 4kids or Cinelumè dub of Winx Club depending on which country used what....and Young Justice was pulling in ladies because ships sailed...and it's not like guys didn't watch those shows either, it was just that it wasn't what Cartoon Network wanted...and even if they wanted the boys still...they forgot how to properly appeal to their audicences. In the boys department...GL:TAS should have been promoted more and given a consistent time slot and placed back to back with Ben 10: Omniverse because it makes for a good pairup seeing as you could basically call Ben 10 a Multiverse counterpart to Kyle Rayner because even Kyle has Hal's "you have rules? Who do I look like to you Superman? Name's GL, I'm going to light this villain's rear end up and toss it in the nearest quantum vortexx" attitude...except much like Ben, he's a lot younger than Hal and both are like kids with new toys when given their iconic devices...unfortunately for villains turning into a Kryptonian or worse Tamaranean is an option for Ben.

@@Superlad9494 That was informative, Thanks. I do recall CN Real being around during that same era but it must have slipped my mind

@@nicholas-jasonroache1526 and it wasn't very good except for the gameshows and Tower Prep (it had Paul Dini writing)

So it was really Green Lantern's fault.

Debatable but it didn't really develop much characters.

@@kwayneboy1524they didn’t need to

@@BiggaVeli-u5j There is difference good & god-awful way to expand a team. DC Legends of Tomorrow S1 roster didn't gradually got sideline. Because majority of new players arcs are tied with the current crew. Unlike YJ doesn't have concrete format coexisting them.

It’s so corny

Someone with a brain in the comments

The show was about the sidekicks growing into their own. So why shouldn't they show the transition from Robin to Nightwing? You know the moment Dick Grayson finally grew into his own man.

Yeah, they've always focused on the main group every season. Some of them more than others depending on the seasonal arc, but yeah.

​@@oliveragag8576Robin was thirteen in S1 I am not waiting till he is 18 to see that happen mate and honestly I already kinda know why he quits because it's always the same reason he leaves. I kinda prefer it not being a big deal.

Same

Disagree all you want the show is still cancelled.

@@oliveragag8576 sadly they cancelled young justice but brought in kite man

🤣🤣🤣💀

@@no.1spidey-fan182I’m speaking facts you just gotta accept the truth🥰🙏🏾

I agree

I still want Wally to be in the reboot series team line up

@@thenerdorigin6471 I mean Wally us from TT. In YJ is Bart

@@wuka6720Wally west disappeared in the end of season two

@@yarc9 I was talking about comics

No

Also, the Beast Boy arch, THANKS for saying that. It's cool but goddammnnn from a storyteller perspective, a person who doesn't already love the character will get tired of the character. Yes, it's awesome to take on serious topics on animation, however, there's ways to do it that will truly impact the viewer

Halo is more important to the whole plot with Darkseid and The Light than anyone from the League of Shadows. They're literally the key to the Anti-Life Equation.

This has to be one of the most satisfying cartoon betrayals of all time

That's sort of cuz it had a more appropriate conclusion and story than YJ. YJ was a lot about expanding the YJ universe. So, it wasn't easy to give it a short conclusion with emphasis on a small set of characters.

@@ibrahimihsan2090 both of them are the same shows with the same main characters

@@yarc9 That's like saying BTAS(1992-1994) and The Batman(2004-2008) are the same show.

Only for weirdos

And then you woke up

Young Justice Legacy is a Young Justice video game

​@@DCMarvelTMNT2003fanDidn't go so well, though.

Sucks for you

Who is everybody? The Wally fan club? Lol

It's true. They kept introducing more characters without properly developing the existing ones from season 2.

@@oliveragag8576every character didn’t need a background analysis

​@@ZYaKnoe249maybe do not introduce 30 new characters then and actually focus on a core cast like the only good season.

​@@abiodunsulaiman2297Didn't JLU do that?

@@kwayneboy1524 JLU actually used its core characters and most episodes would only focus on 3-5 members at a time.

Why?

@@IAmGrootFrom63rd that's what i'm saying

Who cares.. we do we need the 50th Robin leaves Batman flashback…

@@MallyG-r4t "we do we need" what are you trying to say?

I promise you guys don't really care about that as much as you like to think

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Yeah, there is nothing wrong with wanting to create an expanded universe of dc but Young Justice wasn't the show to accomplish that. The Light's massive presence hinders the show from achieving that goal

Not really an excuse when OG Teen Titans and Batman The Brave and The Bold already did that...and did it EXTREMELY WELL too

It’s not the deep

I loved it

So it can only be covered once?

It got so bad a dude from a completely different show in a seperate continuity came in to be the focus of a few episodes in season 4.

@@oliveragag8576 I honestly was really happy to see razor again, but at the same time I thought "what the hell is he doing here? don't we have a trillion other characters to develop? and another trillion plots to resolve? now we're also including plots from other shows?"

@@fernandodecarlosmalcher7977 Yeah he was the best part of the episodes he was in. It's just that he shouldn't even have been in those episodes.

@@oliveragag8576 this show just tried to be some sort of dc game of thrones, but the stuff that tried to do were to big for it's own good

Omg, more characters getting screen time. Oh no

They literally showed and explained everything

Everything don’t gotta be scene.

Everything don’t need to be seen

Does everything need to be seen?