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Hopefully the Team including the newbies are better used.
Cause I swear I can't remember shit about some characters like Wonder-Girl.
edited 22nd Jul '17 9:30:02 AM by slimcoder
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Agreed. You don't even need to spend that much time with her. Just give her one good episode. That's it. One really good episode to help flesh her out, show us what she's all about, get to know her, etc. You can have her be a bit player again after that, but at least we'll have gotten to know and care for her to some extent. And the same goes for everyone else.
Isn't Wonder Girl one of those characters whose identity and backstory is a bit of a Continuity Snarl. I'd love for them to actually reference that.
Edit: No, wait. That's Donna Troy.
edited 22nd Jul '17 9:48:18 AM by KnownUnknown
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Super Best Friends Forever made Donna!Wonder Girl the best Wonder Girl in my book.
Do it anyway. In this reality she's Cassandra Sandsmark.
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Since Young Justice has been going for a "Generation" theme, I actually wouldn't be surprised to see Damian Wayne and Jonathan Kent both pop up at some point in the future. If not this season, then the next if it gets additional seasons.
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Think we'll see Kara at some point?
There have only been a few points in Comics were Kon and Kara were around at the same time, so I'd like this series to do the same.
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I think I'd prefer it if Deathstroke doesn't go down the Noble Demon route.
If only because it seems like Arrow's going down that path next season, so its nice to have some variety.
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Bah! When I was a kid, we had two Sonic the Hedgehog cartoons, and we did just fine!
According to Weissman Donna already exists in this universe. They intended to use her initially but couldn't due to rights issues.
Pity Cyborg and Terra weren't announced too.
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I kind of hate Terra with a fiery passion, but Cyborg I definitely agree with.
edited 23rd Jul '17 4:24:14 PM by deuteragonist
I like the cartoon Terra just fine. I have no real opinion about comics!Terra.
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I like Cyborg just fine, but, what with him now being present in every recent Justice League adaptation, I wouldn't mind seeing another, less frequently adapted character instead.
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Bunker would be cool. As would Natasha Irons
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I'd like to see a similarly aged Kara and Damien bouncing off each other. that could have some great potential.
I'm very excited for all of this.
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I just started watching this, and I have a question. I didn't read most of the comics but I did see most of Justice League. I thought Martian Manhunter was the last of his kind. How is there another Martian? And she seems to have grown up in Martian culture, yet seems unfazed by the war that wiped out her species.
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It's either New 52 retcons or AU stuff.
edited 27th Jul '17 1:35:52 PM by Karxrida
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Miss Martian is pre New 52 and mostly because one: Weisman decided to ignore the whole "J'onn is the last green Martian" thing for J'onn's status quo for his early adventures where the Green Martians are still around and two: it's tied to a spoiler.
edited 27th Jul '17 2:59:15 PM by Anicomicgeek
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I think Young Justice was explicitly said to happen in an alternate universe, one where superheroes were rather recent. Apparently in this universe Mars is still populated and did not suffer any large scale war.\\ Don't know from which comic this is from, though, but given Miss Martian originated in the comics, I guess it was not invented for the series.
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edited 27th Jul '17 1:46:20 PM by C105
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Cyborg got promoted to the Justice League. He don't got time to hang out with children. 
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Yeah in this universe Martian's aren't extinct. There is still a whole society up there with a long functioning caste system.
Miss Martian has apparently experienced some amount of racism.
The show wanted to do something a little different, to make the universe bigger. The show already has like everything from everywhere in DC Comics.
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Not to mention to avoid repetition with Superman, since he's also the "last one" of his species and it's arguably more vital to his character than to J'onn.
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Plus this means they can do all sorts of stories with Martians in the future if they wished to.
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Funny thing is there was a "Bat-embargo" for the DC Animated Universe not so long ago and they ended up not being able to use a plethora of Bat-characters. I wouldn't mind Cass Cain getting in because so far she's criminally underused. It aggravates me that Kate Kane and even Damian Wayne have gotten animated films centered around them before Cass.
edited 22nd Jul '17 9:23:03 AM by Soble
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