History WebAnimation / DCSuperHeroGirls

** Etrigan is shown to be a member of the Super Hero High faculty in the ''Hits and Myths'' tie-in graphic novel, but when explaining his backstory, it is shown that Merlin made him good without bonding him to Jason Blood, who isn't indicated to exist in this continuity.

** The only Metal Men shown are Lead, Iron and Platinum, with Gold, Mercury, Tin, Nameless and Copper being left out.

* {{Bowdlerize}}: The [=YouTube=] channel's music video of "That's My Girl" by Music/FifthHarmony used for this show changes "Who's been working so damn hard?" to "Who's been working so so hard?" In addition, the verse "Nod if you've been played by every boo/Just tryna show you off/Thought he was the best you ever had/Until he cut you off" is omitted, shifting more focus on the song's message of female empowerment due to the franchise being targeted towards children, a demographic not usually aware of the issue of abusive relationships.

* {{Bowdlerize}}: The [=YouTube=] channel's music video of "That's My Girl" by Music/FifthHarmony used for this show changes "Who's been working so damn hard?" to "Who's been working so so hard?"

* {{Bowdlerize}}: The music video of "That's My Girl" by Music/FifthHarmony used for this show changes "Who's been working so damn hard?" to "Who's been working so so hard?"

* {{Bowdlerize}}: The music video of "That's My Girl" used for this show changes "Who's been working so damn hard?" to "Who's been working so so hard?"

* ToylessToylineCharacter: The only characters besides the main heroines to get their own dolls in the Mattel toyline are Starfire, Cheetah, Frost and Hawkgirl, with none of the male characters getting toys at all. This is slightly mitigated in the LEGO sub-line, where Katana is the only one among the main heroines to not get her own minifigure and the only other characters to get their own minifigures are Steve Trevor, the Flash, Lena Luthor, Eclipso, Lashina, Mad Harriet and Krypto.

* SpinoffSendoff: The final chapter of the ''Spaced Out'' graphic novel tie-in has Zatanna show the girls an [[{{Multiverse}} alternate universe]] of the girls which turns out to be the [[IntraFranchiseCrossover 2019 version of the series]]. Amusingly both Harley and Ivy are a little put off that they're villains in that universe, while Frost takes solace in her obliviously wrong assumption that her counterpart ins't evil.

* AllThereInTheManual: The graphic novels go more in depth with the characters and their backstories. Most notably, we are given more details on the paternal side of Wonder Woman's family (with her father Zeus and all Wonder Woman's half-siblings besides Ares appearing in ''Summer Olympus'') and the graphic novels feature the only appearances of this continuity's versions of Lex Luthor, Black Canary, Etrigan, June Moon/Enchantress, Vandal Savage and the Phantom Zone criminals General Zod, Non and Faora.

* AllThereInTheManual: The graphic novels go more in depth with the characters and their backstories. Most notably, we are given more details on the paternal side of Wonder Woman's family (with her father Zeus and all Wonder Woman's half-siblings besides Ares appearing) and the graphic novels feature the only appearances of this continuity's versions of Lex Luthor, Black Canary, Etrigan, June Moon/Enchantress, Vandal Savage and the Phantom Zone criminals General Zod, Non and Faora.

* AllThereInTheManual: The graphic novels go more in depth with the characters and their backstories. Most notably, we are given more details on the paternal side of Wonder Woman's family (with her father Zeus and all Wonder Woman's half-siblings besides Ares appearing) and the graphic novels feature the only appearances of this continuity's versions of Lex Luthor, Etrigan, June Moon/Enchantress, Vandal Savage and the Phantom Zone criminals General Zod, Non and Faora.

* SpinoffSendoff: One of the last comics for this version has Zatanna show the girls an [[{{Multiverse}} alternate universe]] of the girls which turns out to be the [[IntraFranchiseCrossover 2019 version of the series]]. Amusingly both Harley and Ivy are a little put off that they're villains in that universe.

* AllThereInTheManual: The graphic novels go more in depth with the characters and their backstories.

* CriminalAmnesiac: Batgirl in "My Best Fiend".

* DamnedByFaintPraise: In graphic novel "Space Out", ''Franchise/GreenLantern'' Jessica Cruz botches her first combat simulation. Coach Wildcat tries to reassure her: "Don't worry about it, kiddo. It wasn't the '''worst''' first try I've ever seen."

* Downplayed with the Metal Men in the ''Intergalactic Games'' movie. Lead, Iron and Platinum are out of control and Principal Waller orders them to be scrapped. Lena sneaks away Platinum to use her in her schemes, but Platinum is eventually convinced to turn against Lena and be good.

* AdaptedOut: Etrigan is shown to be a member of the Super Hero High faculty in the ''Hits and Myths'' tie-in graphic novel, but when explaining his backstory, it is shown that Merlin made him good without bonding him to Jason Blood, who isn't indicated to exist in this continuity.

* ToylessToylineCharacter: The only characters besides the main heroines to get their own dolls in the Mattel toyline are Starfire, Cheetah and Hawkgirl, with none of the male characters getting toys at all. This is slightly mitigated in the LEGO sub-line, where Katana is the only one among the main heroines to not get her own minifigure and the only other characters to get their own minifigures are Steve Trevor, the Flash, Lena Luthor, Eclipso, Lashina, Mad Harriet and Krypto.

* ToylessToylineCharacter: The only characters besides the main heroines to get their own dolls in the Mattel toyline are Starfire and Hawkgirl, with none of the male characters getting toys at all. This is slightly mitigated in the LEGO sub-line, where Katana is the only one among the main heroines to not get her own minifigure and the only other characters to get their own minifigures are Steve Trevor, the Flash, Lena Luthor, Eclipso, Lashina, Mad Harriet and Krypto.

* TheGhost: Both Superman and Batman are confirmed by WordOfGod to be full-fledged heroes but haven't shown up both times Superhero High were in danger.

* HighSchoolAU: To the regular DCU- here, the canon is rather confusing, as many characters' well-known backstories are left unknown or outright invalidated by their appearances here.

* AdaptationalModesty: Since the show is aimed for a younger audience, many characters are covered up. For example, Wonder Woman wears jeans, Ivy has pants underneath a skirt, and Starfire's regular outfit covers more. Harley wears a modified version of her regular outfit instead of her New 52 outfit.

* SharePhrase: "[[Cacthprase Believe in your superself]]" is the catchphrase of the web series, used by characters in this continuity multiple times in both animations and comics.