Young Justice

Knowing Donna, a lot.

. . . Oh wait, you ask how much origin tweaking is allowed, not how much origin tweaking is needed.

I still find it amusing that Donna Troy/ Wonder Girl appeared in an animated cartoon before Wonder Woman did.

Hasn't Donna Troy been given like 5 completely different origin stories over the years?

Not a huge update, but Phil Bourassa is currently doing design work for season three.

Young Justice Season 3 will be on Warner Bros.' new DC Digital Service.

It will be called Young Justice: Outsiders.

Huh.

I mean, this series did seem like the illegitimate child of the New Teen Titans and the Outsides (with the Young Justice name being just a name).

I wonder if this means they'll use members of the Outsiders too. Black Lightning is already there. Maybe we'll see his daughter Thunder, Grace Choi, and Indigo, who needs some positive introduction after CW Supergirl defaulted her to villain.

But we'll still be getting Darkseid right?

I'd assume so. The title might not necessarily mean the actual Outsiders will show up. Even if they did, they're not mutually exclusive.

From the synopsis we got, I'm not so sure. https://twitter.com/BrandonVietti?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor

edited 25th Apr '17 8:06:22 PM by diyedas

Huh, for some reason I was under the impression the third season was already out, but on Netflix and thus inaccessible to me.

Really? Why'd you think that? But this thread would've been a lot more active and probably frequently near the top if that were the case.

I wouldn't put much stock into the synopsis. It seems to represent more of season two's plot. Sure, they could still deal with that in the third season, but they're probably putting that to avoid spoiling the plot for it as much as possible.

Just because they're not outright naming Darkseid doesn't mean he won't show up.

What the... so it won't be on Netflix? Why does DC want their own streaming service?

The Outsiders name and metahuman trafficking plot make me wonder if Grace Choi might show up. It could be a way to integrate her without referencing her past as a victim of a prostitution ring.

When it was first revealed that they were talking about having this service, they mentioned having all of DC shows and movies on it.

They might also have a way to read older comics similar to Marvel Unlimited.

A lot of people are going with their own streaming services recently. I think people are starting to question the profitability of partnering with sites like Netflix and Youtube, especially in the case of the latter, because of how much control they exert and how little support they give. I know a lot of Youtube content creators are looking looking for alternatives. It's the invisible hand of the market at work.

edited 26th Apr '17 6:20:24 AM by CitizenH

just saying theres been an arms race in the background of the series since s1....darkseids still on the table....thats all

Netflix is Marvel's territory.

Something else to note is that Cartoon Network has been shafting Justice League Action, and I think previous DC shows within the past few years not named Teen Titan Go! have gotten similar mistreatment.

A streaming service would provide a platform where their animated shows can actually thrive and survive.

In that case, I'm hoping for a return of Green Lantern: TAS as well.

Also, has the number of episodes for season 3 been revealed?

No way am I going to subscribe to some new service I haven't heard of. These new episodes will be posted on some website, right?

Almost definitely, just no legally.

Why does teen Titans go get better treatment than any other DC show on CN?

Let's not get into that, kay?

I don't know the name of the theory, but it basically goes like this: the higher the quality the show is, the less likely it will air and the lower the quality the more likely it will get another season. Maybe it's called the Firefly Effect?

Anyway, on the streaming service it is a bit weird that there is no news of the third season being available on Netflix seeing how:

• There are a lot of DC shows on that service, including the constantly updating live action shows.
• It is because of Netflix that the show even got a third season thanks to fans constantly streaming it.

Well whatever this new DC streaming service is, I am sure to get it as long as they have Batman: The Brave and The Bold AND Static Shock on there; those are my favorite shows.