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** Greg Weisman has a list of characters from least to most relevant in ''Young Justice'' [[https://www.s8.org/gargoyles/askgreg/rambles.php here]]. The list is set to have 782 characters in it when it's fully complete, with him posting a character in this list daily. However, most of the characters in the list are not only the notable characters, but [[TrollingCreator various background characters]] such as civilians, ShowWithinAShow characters (such as [[Creator/ConanOBrien Flaming C]] and [[WesternAnimation/DynomuttDogWonder Blue Falcon and Dynamutt]]), and characters only mentioned in a namedrop (like Peacemaker).
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** Like many shows Greg Weisman has worked on, ''Young Justice'' will never actually end. Individual and seasonal storylines can wrap up, but as a real life story can never come to an end, the story of ''Young Justice'' will go on forever and continue to evolve.
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** Co-creator Creator/GregWeisman has said that Black Canary is his favorite DC Comics character, which is partly why she's one of the team's mentors on the show. She does get to be chairman of the Justice League in the season 2 finale, but her tenure is short lived in an onscreen capacity due to a TimeSkip that shows Kaldur and Wonder Woman leading the Justice League instead by the events of season 3.
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** Co-creator Creator/GregWeisman has said that Black Canary is his favorite DC Comics character, which is partly why she's one of the team's mentors on the show. She does get to be chairman of the Justice League in the season 2 finale, but her tenure is short lived in an onscreen capacity due to a TimeSkip that shows Kaldur and Wonder Woman leading the Justice League instead by the events of season 3. She remains relevant by season 4 due to her involvement in helping Beast Boy recover from his depression.
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** Season 3's seventh episode, ''Evolution'', which details Vandal Savage's backstory was fittingly dedicated to Savage's original voice actor, Creator/MiguelFerrer.
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** Kaldur'ahm's comics counterpart, Jackson Hyde, was [[CanonImmigrant adapted into the comics]] by Creator/GeoffJohns before the show even premiered, due to the quicker lead time on comics compared to an animated series. Despite this, Greg Weisman has clarified that he does not consider Kaldur and Jackson to be the same character, even though they do sport many similarities.
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** ''Young Justice'''s first season was still airing when the divisive ComicBook/New52 had taken place, and thus continued to use a mixture of Silver Age and Post-Crisis depictions for characters alongside the various changes Greg Weisman made to them. It was only when the show was revived that he started to use small amounts of New 52 and ''ComicBook/DCRebirth'' concepts in seasons 3 and 4, like making New 52 character Harper Row a classmate of Halo and Forager, featuring the modern Jon Kent from ''DC Rebirth'' as a toddler, and Lor-Zod's portrayal as a villainous time traveler being derived from the character's AdaptationalVillainy in ''ComicBook/SupermanFamilyAdventures'' and ''ComicBook/SupermanRebirth''.
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** ''Young Justice'''s first season was still airing when the divisive ComicBook/New52 had taken place, and thus continued to use a mixture of Silver Age and Post-Crisis depictions for characters alongside the various changes Greg Weisman made to them. them[[note]]For example, the Justice League was revealed in season 2, which aired in 2013 (two years into the New 52) to have originally formed to fight the Appelaxians, their obscure but [[TruerToTheText faithfully accurate]] origin story in the Silver Age of Comics, rather than them forming to fight Darkseid as in the New 52[[/note]]. It was only when the show was revived that he started to use small amounts of New 52 and ''ComicBook/DCRebirth'' concepts in seasons 3 and 4, like making New 52 character Harper Row a classmate of Halo and Forager, using Cyborg's New 52 backstory involving Apokoliptian technology being the source of his cybernetics (although he is not a founding Justice League member here), featuring the modern Jon Kent from ''DC Rebirth'' as a toddler, and Lor-Zod's portrayal as a villainous time traveler being derived from the character's AdaptationalVillainy in ''ComicBook/SupermanFamilyAdventures'' and ''ComicBook/SupermanRebirth''.
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** Season 3 featured Darkseid in a flashback sequence where he invaded Earth millenia in the past, while season 4 had a shot of Lor-Zod turning his head in slow motion from the side to reveal he could perceive Bart Allen running very fast. Both shots were thought of and animated independently from similar scenes from ''Film/ZackSnydersJusticeLeague'', which featured Darkseid (or Steppenwolf in [[Film/JusticeLeague the theatrical cut]]) invading Earth (but being successfully fought off, unlike in ''Young Justice''), and a shot of Superman turning his head towards Flash (mirroring Lor-Zod's battle with Bart), and their similarities are a complete coincidence due to Greg Weisman having not talked to Creator/ZackSnyder.
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** Season 3 featured Darkseid in a flashback sequence where he invaded Earth millenia in the past, while season 4 had a shot of Lor-Zod turning his head in slow motion from the side to reveal he could perceive Bart Allen running very fast. Both shots were thought of and animated independently from similar scenes from ''Film/ZackSnydersJusticeLeague'', which featured Darkseid (or Steppenwolf in [[Film/JusticeLeague [[Film/JusticeLeague2017 the theatrical cut]]) invading Earth (but being successfully fought off, unlike in ''Young Justice''), and a shot of Superman turning his head towards Flash (mirroring Lor-Zod's battle with Bart), and their similarities are a complete coincidence due to Greg Weisman having not talked to Creator/ZackSnyder.
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** Season 3 featured Darkseid in a flashback sequence where he invaded Earth millenia in the past, while season 4 had a shot of Lor-Zod turning his head in slow motion from the side to reveal he could perceive Bart Allen running very fast. Both shots were thought of and animated independently from similar scenes from ''Film/ZackSnydersJusticeLeague'', which featured Darkseid (or Steppenwolf in [[Film/JusticeLeague the theatrical cut]]) invading Earth (but being successfully fought off, unlike in ''Young Justice''), and a shot of Superman turning his head towards Flash (mirroring Lor-Zod's battle with Bart), and their similarities are a complete coincidence due to Greg Weisman having not talked to Creator/ZackSnyder.
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** ''Young Justice'''s first season was still airing when the divisive ComicBook/New52 had taken place, and thus continued to use a mixture of Silver Age and Post-Crisis depictions for characters alongside the various changes Greg Weisman made to them. It was only when the show was revived that he started to use small amounts of New 52 and ComicBook/DCRebirth ''ComicBook/DCRebirth'' concepts in seasons 3 and 4, like making New 52 character Harper Row a classmate of Halo and Forager, featuring the modern Jon Kent from DC Rebirth ''DC Rebirth'' as a toddler, and Lor-Zod's portrayal as a villainous time traveler being derived from the character's AdaptationalVillainy in ''ComicBook/SupermanFamilyAdventures'' and ''ComicBook/SupermanRebirth''.
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*** The eventual decision to kill off Wally West also was scrutinized as a result of this. Greg Weisman had planned to kill off Wally as early as season 1, but with many episodes from season 1 and the entirety of season 2 airing when the New 52 premiered with Wally absent around that time (his New 52 depiction, nowadays known as Wallace "Ace" West, would not be introduced until 2014, one year after season 2's finale had aired), he had no idea he had DemotedToExtra and eventually killed off the only version of Wally still being used in any medium at that point. As Wally was Greg's CreatorsFavorite among speedsters, this was done primarily to establish the stakes of the series up to this point and teach the lesson of heroes dying in the line of duty, and the resulting death had no input from higher ups at DC (not even executive Creator/DanDiDio, who saw Wally as a CreatorsPest, had communicated with him about the character).
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*** The eventual decision to kill off Wally West also was scrutinized as a result of this. Greg Weisman had planned to kill off Wally as early as season 1, but with many episodes from season 1 and the entirety of season 2 airing when the New 52 premiered with Wally absent around that time (his New 52 depiction, nowadays known as Wallace "Ace" West, would not be introduced until 2014, one year after season 2's finale had aired), he had no idea he had DemotedToExtra and eventually killed off the only version of Wally still being used in any medium at that point. As Wally was Greg's CreatorsFavorite among speedsters, this was done primarily to establish the stakes of the series up to this point point, replace Barry Allen (who had a more famous death among comic book audiences) as the character being killed off, and teach the lesson of heroes dying in the line of duty, and the duty. The resulting death ultimately had no input from higher ups at DC (not even executive Creator/DanDiDio, who saw Wally as a CreatorsPest, had communicated with him about the character).character). This also meant having to continue sticking to this decision, occasionally featuring the character in hallucinations, even when ''DC Rebirth'' and especially ''ComicBook/InfiniteFrontier'' restored the original Wally West in the comics at long last.
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** Season 3 featured Darkseid in a flashback sequence where he invaded Earth millenia in the past, while season 4 had a shot of Lor-Zod turning his head in slow motion from the side to reveal he could perceive Bart Allen running very fast. Both shots were thought of and animated independently from similar scenes from ''Film/ZackSnydersJusticeLeague, which featured Darkseid invading Earth (but being successfully fought off, unlike in ''Young Justice''), and a shot of Superman turning his head towards Flash (mirroring Lor-Zod's battle with Bart), and their similarities are a complete coincidence due to Greg Weisman having not talked to Creator/ZackSnyder.
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*** The eventual decision to kill off Wally West also was scrutinized as a result of this. Greg Weisman had planned to kill off Wally as early as season 1, but with many episodes from season 1 and the entirety of season 2 airing when the New 52 premiered with Wally absent around that time (his New 52 depiction, nowadays known as Wallace "Ace" West, would not be introduced until 2014, one year after season 2's finale had aired), he had no idea he had DemotedToExtra and eventually killed off the only version of Wally still being used in any medium at that point. As Wally was Greg's CreatorsFavorite among speedsters, this was done primarily to establish the stakes of the series up to this point and teach the lesson of heroes dying in the line of duty, and the resulting death had no input from higher ups at DC (not even executive Creator/DanDiDio, who saw Wally as a CreatorsPest, had communicated with him about the character).
** Season 3 featured Darkseid in a flashback sequence where he invaded Earth millenia in the past, while season 4 had a shot of Lor-Zod turning his head in slow motion from the side to reveal he could perceive Bart Allen running very fast. Both shots were thought of and animated independently from similar scenes from''Film/ZackSnydersJusticeLeague, ''Film/ZackSnydersJusticeLeague'', which featured Darkseid invading Earth (but being successfully fought off, unlike in ''Young Justice''), and a shot of Superman turning his head towards Flash (mirroring Lor-Zod's battle with Bart), and their similarities are a complete coincidence due to Greg Weisman having not talked to Creator/ZackSnyder.
** Season 3 featured Darkseid in a flashback sequence where he invaded Earth millenia in the past, while season 4 had a shot of Lor-Zod turning his head in slow motion from the side to reveal he could perceive Bart Allen running very fast. Both shots were thought of and animated independently from similar scenes from
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* ProductionLeadTime: The amount of time spent developing ''Young Justice'' meant that it was not paying attention much to the changes going on in DC at that point, and a few ideas were thought of coincidentally from other productions that aired before ''Young Justice'' was revived.
** The show originally entered production while an embargo that forbid the appearance of Wonder Woman and her other supporting characters if Wonder Woman was not a main character in the series was still going on. While Wonder Woman was still able to be featured in brief cameos with the rest of the Justice League, Greg Weisman could not use Troia, forcing him to use Miss Martian instead. The embargo was lifted while the show was still in production, finally allowing Wonder Woman to be fully voiced, but it was too late to insert Troia into season 1, and ultimately, he would have to wait until season 3 to feature her at long last. This likely also contributed to Wonder Woman's rogues' gallery being absent from the series, aside from Devastation, one of her more obscure adversaries.
** ''Young Justice'''s first season was still airing when the divisive ComicBook/New52 had taken place, and thus continued to use a mixture of Silver Age and Post-Crisis depictions for characters alongside the various changes Greg Weisman made to them. It was only when the show was revived that he started to use small amounts of New 52 and ComicBook/DCRebirth concepts in seasons 3 and 4, like making New 52 character Harper Row a classmate of Halo and Forager, featuring the modern Jon Kent from DC Rebirth as a toddler, and Lor-Zod's portrayal as a villainous time traveler being derived from the character's AdaptationalVillainy in ''ComicBook/SupermanFamilyAdventures'' and ''ComicBook/SupermanRebirth''.
** Season 3 featured Darkseid in a flashback sequence where he invaded Earth millenia in the past, while season 4 had a shot of Lor-Zod turning his head in slow motion from the side to reveal he could perceive Bart Allen running very fast. Both shots were thought of and animated independently from similar scenes from ''Film/ZackSnydersJusticeLeague, which featured Darkseid invading Earth (but being successfully fought off, unlike in ''Young Justice''), and a shot of Superman turning his head towards Flash (mirroring Lor-Zod's battle with Bart), and their similarities are a complete coincidence due to Greg Weisman having not talked to Creator/ZackSnyder.
** ''Series/{{Krypton}}'' had beaten ''Young Justice'' to the punch in portraying General Zod as a [[RaceLift black]] Kryptonian. However, this too was a coincidence, as Greg Weisman and ''Krypton'''s showrunner David S. Goyer had not interacted and shared ideas. What Greg Weisman ''did'' think of, however, was similarly depicting Faora Hu-Ul as black and Lor-Zod as outwardly dark-skinned but as a mixed race Kryptonian (due to his mother Ursa Zod being white).
** The show originally entered production while an embargo that forbid the appearance of Wonder Woman and her other supporting characters if Wonder Woman was not a main character in the series was still going on. While Wonder Woman was still able to be featured in brief cameos with the rest of the Justice League, Greg Weisman could not use Troia, forcing him to use Miss Martian instead. The embargo was lifted while the show was still in production, finally allowing Wonder Woman to be fully voiced, but it was too late to insert Troia into season 1, and ultimately, he would have to wait until season 3 to feature her at long last. This likely also contributed to Wonder Woman's rogues' gallery being absent from the series, aside from Devastation, one of her more obscure adversaries.
** ''Young Justice'''s first season was still airing when the divisive ComicBook/New52 had taken place, and thus continued to use a mixture of Silver Age and Post-Crisis depictions for characters alongside the various changes Greg Weisman made to them. It was only when the show was revived that he started to use small amounts of New 52 and ComicBook/DCRebirth concepts in seasons 3 and 4, like making New 52 character Harper Row a classmate of Halo and Forager, featuring the modern Jon Kent from DC Rebirth as a toddler, and Lor-Zod's portrayal as a villainous time traveler being derived from the character's AdaptationalVillainy in ''ComicBook/SupermanFamilyAdventures'' and ''ComicBook/SupermanRebirth''.
** Season 3 featured Darkseid in a flashback sequence where he invaded Earth millenia in the past, while season 4 had a shot of Lor-Zod turning his head in slow motion from the side to reveal he could perceive Bart Allen running very fast. Both shots were thought of and animated independently from similar scenes from ''Film/ZackSnydersJusticeLeague, which featured Darkseid invading Earth (but being successfully fought off, unlike in ''Young Justice''), and a shot of Superman turning his head towards Flash (mirroring Lor-Zod's battle with Bart), and their similarities are a complete coincidence due to Greg Weisman having not talked to Creator/ZackSnyder.
** ''Series/{{Krypton}}'' had beaten ''Young Justice'' to the punch in portraying General Zod as a [[RaceLift black]] Kryptonian. However, this too was a coincidence, as Greg Weisman and ''Krypton'''s showrunner David S. Goyer had not interacted and shared ideas. What Greg Weisman ''did'' think of, however, was similarly depicting Faora Hu-Ul as black and Lor-Zod as outwardly dark-skinned but as a mixed race Kryptonian (due to his mother Ursa Zod being white).
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* ProductionLeadTime: The amount of time spent developing ''Young Justice'' meant that the show had to commit to certain things even when circumstances became more favorable.
** The show originally entered production while an embargo that forbid the appearance of Wonder Woman and her other supporting characters if Wonder Woman was not a main character in the series was still going on. While Wonder Woman was still able to be featured in brief cameos with the rest of the Justice League, Greg Weisman could not use Troia, forcing him to use Miss Martian instead. The embargo was lifted while the show was still in production, finally allowing Wonder Woman to be fully voiced, but it was too late to insert Troia into season 1, and ultimately, he would have to wait until season 3 to feature her at long last. This likely also contributed to Wonder Woman's rogues' gallery being absent from the series, aside from Devastation, one of her more obscure adversaries.
** ''Young Justice'''s first season was still airing when the divisive ComicBook/New52 had taken place, and thus continued to use a mixture of Silver Age and Post-Crisis depictions for characters alongside the various changes Greg Weisman made to them. It was only when the show was revived that he started to use small amounts of New 52 and ComicBook/DCRebirth concepts in seasons 3 and 4, like making New 52 character Harper Row a classmate of Halo and Forager, featuring the modern Jon Kent from DC Rebirth as a toddler, and Lor-Zod's portrayal as a villainous time traveler being derived from the character's AdaptationalVillainy in ''ComicBook/SupermanFamilyAdventures'' and ''ComicBook/SupermanRebirth''.
** Season 3 featured Darkseid in a flashback sequence where he invaded Earth millenia in the past, while season 4 had a shot of Lor-Zod turning his head in slow motion from the side to reveal he could perceive Bart Allen running very fast. Both shots were thought of and animated independently from similar scenes from ''Film/ZackSnydersJusticeLeague, which featured Darkseid invading Earth (but being successfully fought off, unlike in ''Young Justice''), and a shot of Superman turning his head towards Flash (mirroring Lor-Zod's battle with Bart), and their similarities are a complete coincidence due to Greg Weisman having not talked to Creator/ZackSnyder.
** ''Series/Krypton'' had beaten ''Young Justice'' to the punch in portraying General Zod as a [[RaceLift black]] Kryptonian. However, this too was a coincidence, as Greg Weisman and ''Krypton'''s showrunner David S. Goyer had not interacted and shared ideas. What Greg Weisman ''did'' think of, however, was similarly depicting Faora Hu-Ul as black and Lor-Zod as outwardly dark-skinned but as a mixed race Kryptonian (due to his mother Ursa Zod being white).
** The show originally entered production while an embargo that forbid the appearance of Wonder Woman and her other supporting characters if Wonder Woman was not a main character in the series was still going on. While Wonder Woman was still able to be featured in brief cameos with the rest of the Justice League, Greg Weisman could not use Troia, forcing him to use Miss Martian instead. The embargo was lifted while the show was still in production, finally allowing Wonder Woman to be fully voiced, but it was too late to insert Troia into season 1, and ultimately, he would have to wait until season 3 to feature her at long last. This likely also contributed to Wonder Woman's rogues' gallery being absent from the series, aside from Devastation, one of her more obscure adversaries.
** ''Young Justice'''s first season was still airing when the divisive ComicBook/New52 had taken place, and thus continued to use a mixture of Silver Age and Post-Crisis depictions for characters alongside the various changes Greg Weisman made to them. It was only when the show was revived that he started to use small amounts of New 52 and ComicBook/DCRebirth concepts in seasons 3 and 4, like making New 52 character Harper Row a classmate of Halo and Forager, featuring the modern Jon Kent from DC Rebirth as a toddler, and Lor-Zod's portrayal as a villainous time traveler being derived from the character's AdaptationalVillainy in ''ComicBook/SupermanFamilyAdventures'' and ''ComicBook/SupermanRebirth''.
** Season 3 featured Darkseid in a flashback sequence where he invaded Earth millenia in the past, while season 4 had a shot of Lor-Zod turning his head in slow motion from the side to reveal he could perceive Bart Allen running very fast. Both shots were thought of and animated independently from similar scenes from ''Film/ZackSnydersJusticeLeague, which featured Darkseid invading Earth (but being successfully fought off, unlike in ''Young Justice''), and a shot of Superman turning his head towards Flash (mirroring Lor-Zod's battle with Bart), and their similarities are a complete coincidence due to Greg Weisman having not talked to Creator/ZackSnyder.
** ''Series/Krypton'' had beaten ''Young Justice'' to the punch in portraying General Zod as a [[RaceLift black]] Kryptonian. However, this too was a coincidence, as Greg Weisman and ''Krypton'''s showrunner David S. Goyer had not interacted and shared ideas. What Greg Weisman ''did'' think of, however, was similarly depicting Faora Hu-Ul as black and Lor-Zod as outwardly dark-skinned but as a mixed race Kryptonian (due to his mother Ursa Zod being white).
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** ''Series/Krypton2018'' ''Series/Krypton'' had beaten ''YoungJustice'' ''Young Justice'' to the punch in portraying General Zod as a [[RaceLift black]] Kryptonian. However, this too was a coincidence, as Greg Weisman and Creator/DavidSGoyer ''Krypton'''s showrunner David S. Goyer had not interacted and shared ideas. What Greg Weisman ''did'' think of, however, was similarly depicting Faora Hu-Ul as black and Lor-Zod as outwardly dark-skinned but as a mixed race Kryptonian (due to his mother Ursa Zod being white).
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* ProductionLeadTime: The amount of time spent developing ''Young Justice'' meant that the show had to commit to certain things even when circumstances became more favorable.
** The show originally entered production while an embargo that forbid the appearance of Wonder Woman and her other supporting characters if Wonder Woman was not a main character in the series was still going on. While Wonder Woman was still able to be featured in brief cameos with the rest of the Justice League, Greg Weisman could not use Troia, forcing him to use Miss Martian instead. The embargo was lifted while the show was still in production, finally allowing Wonder Woman to be fully voiced, but it was too late to insert Troia into season 1, and ultimately, he would have to wait until season 3 to feature her at long last. This likely also contributed to Wonder Woman's rogues' gallery being absent from the series, aside from Devastation, one of her more obscure adversaries.
** ''Young Justice'''s first season was still airing when the divisive ComicBook/New52 had taken place, and thus continued to use a mixture of Silver Age and Post-Crisis depictions for characters alongside the various changes Greg Weisman made to them. It was only when the show was revived that he started to use small amounts of New 52 and ComicBook/DCRebirth concepts in seasons 3 and 4, like making New 52 character Harper Row a classmate of Halo and Forager, featuring the modern Jon Kent from DC Rebirth as a toddler, and Lor-Zod's portrayal as a villainous time traveler being derived from the character's AdaptationalVillainy in ''ComicBook/SupermanFamilyAdventures'' and ''ComicBook/SupermanRebirth''.
** Season 3 featured Darkseid in a flashback sequence where he invaded Earth millenia in the past, while season 4 had a shot of Lor-Zod turning his head in slow motion from the side to reveal he could perceive Bart Allen running very fast. Both shots were thought of and animated independently from similar scenes from ''Film/ZackSnydersJusticeLeague, which featured Darkseid invading Earth (but being successfully fought off, unlike in ''Young Justice''), and a shot of Superman turning his head towards Flash (mirroring Lor-Zod's battle with Bart), and their similarities are a complete coincidence due to Greg Weisman having not talked to Creator/ZackSnyder.
** ''Series/Krypton2018'' had beaten ''YoungJustice'' to the punch in portraying General Zod as a [[RaceLift black]] Kryptonian. However, this too was a coincidence, as Greg Weisman and Creator/DavidSGoyer had not interacted and shared ideas. What Greg Weisman ''did'' think of, however, was similarly depicting Faora Hu-Ul as black and Lor-Zod as outwardly dark-skinned but as a mixed race Kryptonian (due to his mother Ursa Zod being white).
** The show originally entered production while an embargo that forbid the appearance of Wonder Woman and her other supporting characters if Wonder Woman was not a main character in the series was still going on. While Wonder Woman was still able to be featured in brief cameos with the rest of the Justice League, Greg Weisman could not use Troia, forcing him to use Miss Martian instead. The embargo was lifted while the show was still in production, finally allowing Wonder Woman to be fully voiced, but it was too late to insert Troia into season 1, and ultimately, he would have to wait until season 3 to feature her at long last. This likely also contributed to Wonder Woman's rogues' gallery being absent from the series, aside from Devastation, one of her more obscure adversaries.
** ''Young Justice'''s first season was still airing when the divisive ComicBook/New52 had taken place, and thus continued to use a mixture of Silver Age and Post-Crisis depictions for characters alongside the various changes Greg Weisman made to them. It was only when the show was revived that he started to use small amounts of New 52 and ComicBook/DCRebirth concepts in seasons 3 and 4, like making New 52 character Harper Row a classmate of Halo and Forager, featuring the modern Jon Kent from DC Rebirth as a toddler, and Lor-Zod's portrayal as a villainous time traveler being derived from the character's AdaptationalVillainy in ''ComicBook/SupermanFamilyAdventures'' and ''ComicBook/SupermanRebirth''.
** Season 3 featured Darkseid in a flashback sequence where he invaded Earth millenia in the past, while season 4 had a shot of Lor-Zod turning his head in slow motion from the side to reveal he could perceive Bart Allen running very fast. Both shots were thought of and animated independently from similar scenes from ''Film/ZackSnydersJusticeLeague, which featured Darkseid invading Earth (but being successfully fought off, unlike in ''Young Justice''), and a shot of Superman turning his head towards Flash (mirroring Lor-Zod's battle with Bart), and their similarities are a complete coincidence due to Greg Weisman having not talked to Creator/ZackSnyder.
** ''Series/Krypton2018'' had beaten ''YoungJustice'' to the punch in portraying General Zod as a [[RaceLift black]] Kryptonian. However, this too was a coincidence, as Greg Weisman and Creator/DavidSGoyer had not interacted and shared ideas. What Greg Weisman ''did'' think of, however, was similarly depicting Faora Hu-Ul as black and Lor-Zod as outwardly dark-skinned but as a mixed race Kryptonian (due to his mother Ursa Zod being white).
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*** From the Franchise/DCAnimatedUniverse: Creator/GuilhermeBriggs as Superman, Priscila Amorim as Wonder Woman (in ''Outsiders''), Andrea Murucci as Shayera (also in ''Outsiders''), Luiz Sérgio Vieira as Static, Elcio Romar as Vandal Savage (from the second season on).
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*** From the Franchise/DCAnimatedUniverse: Creator/GuilhermeBriggs as Superman, Priscila Amorim as Wonder Woman Superman (in ''Outsiders''), Andrea Murucci as Shayera (also in ''Outsiders''), the first and second sesons), Luiz Sérgio Vieira as Static, Elcio Romar as Vandal Savage (from the second season on).on); in ''Outsiders'' and ''Phantoms'': Priscila Amorim as Wonder Woman, Andrea Murucci as Shayera, Luiz Feier Motta as Aquaman.
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*** From ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans2003'': Ricardo Schnetzer as Slade Wilson/Deathstroke.
*** From the ''Franchise/{{Arrowverse}}'': Hélio Ribeiro as Jay Garrick (in ''Outsiders'' and ''Phantoms'').
*** From ''Film/Aquaman2018'': In ''Outsiders'' and ''Phantoms'', Luisa Palomanes as Mera and Reginaldo Primo as Orm [[spoiler:and his clone]].
*** From the ''Franchise/{{Arrowverse}}'': Hélio Ribeiro as Jay Garrick (in ''Outsiders'' and ''Phantoms'').
*** From ''Film/Aquaman2018'': In ''Outsiders'' and ''Phantoms'', Luisa Palomanes as Mera and Reginaldo Primo as Orm [[spoiler:and his clone]].
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** ''WesternAnimation/AtlantisMilosReturn'': Creator/JamesArnoldTaylor (Milo and Flash/Barry Allen, Hawkman, Neutron, & Godfrey), Creator/CreeSummer (Kida and Aquagirl), Jacqueline Obradors (Audrey and Alanna), Creator/CoreyBurton (Mole and the Brain), Creator/ClancyBrown (Edgar Volgud and Agent Faraday), Creator/BillFagerbakke (Sven and Bear), W. Morgan Sheppard (Erik Hellstrom and Sardath), Creator/PhilMorris (Sweet and General Dru-Zod and Lor-Zod).
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** ''WesternAnimation/AtlantisMilosReturn'': Creator/JamesArnoldTaylor (Milo and Flash/Barry Allen, Hawkman, Neutron, & Godfrey), Creator/CreeSummer (Kida and Aquagirl), Jacqueline Obradors (Audrey and Alanna), Creator/CoreyBurton (Mole and the Brain), Creator/ClancyBrown (Edgar Volgud and Agent Faraday), Creator/BillFagerbakke (Sven and Bear), W. Morgan Sheppard (Erik Hellstrom and Sardath), Creator/PhilMorris (Sweet and General Dru-Zod and & Lor-Zod).
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** ''WesternAnimation/AtlantisMilosReturn'': Creator/JamesArnoldTaylor (Milo and Flash/Barry Allen, Hawkman, Neutron, & Godfrey), Creator/CreeSummer (Kida and Aquagirl), Jacqueline Obradors (Audrey and Alanna), Creator/CoreyBurton (Mole and the Brain), Creator/ClancyBrown (Edgar Volgud and Agent Faraday), Creator/BillFagerbakke (Sven and Bear), W. Morgan Sheppard (Erik Hellstrom and Sardath).
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** ''WesternAnimation/AtlantisMilosReturn'': Creator/JamesArnoldTaylor (Milo and Flash/Barry Allen, Hawkman, Neutron, & Godfrey), Creator/CreeSummer (Kida and Aquagirl), Jacqueline Obradors (Audrey and Alanna), Creator/CoreyBurton (Mole and the Brain), Creator/ClancyBrown (Edgar Volgud and Agent Faraday), Creator/BillFagerbakke (Sven and Bear), W. Morgan Sheppard (Erik Hellstrom and Sardath).Sardath), Creator/PhilMorris (Sweet and General Dru-Zod and Lor-Zod).
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** Creator/NolanNorth voices Superman, Superboy, Match, Kru-El, and Zatara. The first four are justified since Superboy and Match are cloned from Superman, and Kru-El is an evil family member of Superman.
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** Creator/NolanNorth voices Superman, Superboy, Match, Kru-El, and Zatara. The first four are justified since Superboy and Match are cloned from Superman, and Kru-El is an evil family member of Superman. Two supervillains that Superboy goes up against also voiced by Nolan North are Clayface and Baron Bedlam.
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** [[ComicBook/{{Shazam}} Captain Marvel]] is voiced by Creator/RobLowe in "Alpha Male" and "Humanity", he is then voiced by his RealLife younger brother Chad in "Secrets". Chad then replaces Robert Ochoa as the voice of Billy Batson while in his teens and later young adulthood. In "Teg Ydaer!", an illusion of young Billy is voiced by Creator/EricLopez.
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** [[ComicBook/{{Shazam}} Captain Marvel]] is voiced by Creator/RobLowe in "Alpha Male" and "Humanity", he is then voiced by his RealLife younger brother Chad in "Secrets". Chad then replaces Robert Ochoa as the voice of Billy Batson while in his teens and later young adulthood. In "Teg Ydaer!", an illusion of young Billy is then voiced by Creator/EricLopez.
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* WordOfGod:WordOfGod: Normally, Greg Weisman is very tight-lipped, refusing to spoil things he hopes to reveal in the show itself, even minor details like who a notable character's real identity is. But every now and then, he may reveal something that is trivial enough to not be considered a spoiler.
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* RelationshipVoiceActor:
** Creator/YuriLowenthal-voiced Icicle Jr. fights with the Creator/CrispinFreeman-voiced Speedy. Huh... where have we heard these two voice actors [[Manga/{{Naruto}} do battle before]]?
** [[Music/JesseMcCartney Roxas]] and [[Creator/AlysonStoner Xion]] are [[Franchise/KingdomHearts working together again]], this time as members of the Bat Family.
** From the Franchise/DisneyFairies movies, [[Creator/MaeWhitman Tinker Bell]] and [[Music/JesseMcCartney Terrence]] are members of the Bat Family now. Funnily enough, Dick and Barbara are sometimes a couple in other continuities.
** Creator/JasonMarsden (Bart/Impulse) and Danica [=McKellar=] (M'gann/Miss Martian) played boyfriend and girlfriend in ''WesternAnimation/TransformersRescueBots''.
** "Denial" reunites three ''WesternAnimation/{{Gargoyles}}'' alumni: Creator/JeffBennett (Brooklyn/Owen Burnett), Thom Adcox (Lexington) and Creator/EdwardAsner (Hudson).
** "Insecurity" reunite several actors from ''WesternAnimation/TheSpectacularSpiderMan'': Creator/LaceyChabert (Gwen Stacy), Creator/CrispinFreeman (Electro), Thom Adcox (Tinkerer), Creator/JeffBennett (Montana/Shocker), Creator/KellyHu (Sha Shan), Creator/PeterMacNicol (Doctor Octopus) and Creator/JoshKeaton (Comicbook/SpiderMan himself).
** [[Creator/NickChinlund Sportsmaster]] and [[Creator/DannyTrejo Bane]] are [[Film/ConAir Billy Bedlam and Johnny 23]].
** "Nightmare Monkeys" reunites the main cast of ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans2003'' and ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitansGo'': Creator/GregCipes (Beast Boy), Creator/KharyPayton (Cyborg), Creator/ScottMenville (Robin), Creator/HyndenWalch (Starfire) and Creator/TaraStrong (Raven).
** Creator/YuriLowenthal-voiced Icicle Jr. fights with the Creator/CrispinFreeman-voiced Speedy. Huh... where have we heard these two voice actors [[Manga/{{Naruto}} do battle before]]?
** [[Music/JesseMcCartney Roxas]] and [[Creator/AlysonStoner Xion]] are [[Franchise/KingdomHearts working together again]], this time as members of the Bat Family.
** From the Franchise/DisneyFairies movies, [[Creator/MaeWhitman Tinker Bell]] and [[Music/JesseMcCartney Terrence]] are members of the Bat Family now. Funnily enough, Dick and Barbara are sometimes a couple in other continuities.
** Creator/JasonMarsden (Bart/Impulse) and Danica [=McKellar=] (M'gann/Miss Martian) played boyfriend and girlfriend in ''WesternAnimation/TransformersRescueBots''.
** "Denial" reunites three ''WesternAnimation/{{Gargoyles}}'' alumni: Creator/JeffBennett (Brooklyn/Owen Burnett), Thom Adcox (Lexington) and Creator/EdwardAsner (Hudson).
** "Insecurity" reunite several actors from ''WesternAnimation/TheSpectacularSpiderMan'': Creator/LaceyChabert (Gwen Stacy), Creator/CrispinFreeman (Electro), Thom Adcox (Tinkerer), Creator/JeffBennett (Montana/Shocker), Creator/KellyHu (Sha Shan), Creator/PeterMacNicol (Doctor Octopus) and Creator/JoshKeaton (Comicbook/SpiderMan himself).
** [[Creator/NickChinlund Sportsmaster]] and [[Creator/DannyTrejo Bane]] are [[Film/ConAir Billy Bedlam and Johnny 23]].
** "Nightmare Monkeys" reunites the main cast of ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans2003'' and ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitansGo'': Creator/GregCipes (Beast Boy), Creator/KharyPayton (Cyborg), Creator/ScottMenville (Robin), Creator/HyndenWalch (Starfire) and Creator/TaraStrong (Raven).
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** Artemis's mother used to be a villain named Huntress. She's unrelated to ComicBook/{{Huntress}} of the Batman-related DC books. Her comics counterpart was created first (by some decades) and was renamed "Tigress" once the other was introduced.
** The season 3 finale title, "Nevermore", was also used in ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans2003'' and ''WebAnimation/DCSuperHeroGirls''.
** Artemis's mother used to be a villain named Huntress. She's unrelated to ComicBook/{{Huntress}} of the Batman-related DC books. Her comics counterpart was created first (by some decades) and was renamed "Tigress" once the other was introduced.
** The season 3 finale title, "Nevermore", was also used in ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans2003'' and ''WebAnimation/DCSuperHeroGirls''.
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** The season 3 finale title, "Nevermore", was also used in ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans'' and ''WebAnimation/DCSuperHeroGirls''.
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** The season 3 finale title, "Nevermore", was also used in ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans'' ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans2003'' and ''WebAnimation/DCSuperHeroGirls''.
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** In Season 3 (''Outsiders''), Beast Boy is not reprised by Logan Grove, as he left due to enlisting in the US Navy. He's replaced by Creator/GregCipes, Beast Boy's voice actor from ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans'' and ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitansGo''.
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** In Season 3 (''Outsiders''), Beast Boy is not reprised by Logan Grove, as he left due to enlisting in the US Navy. He's replaced by Creator/GregCipes, Beast Boy's voice actor from ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans'' ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans2003'' and ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitansGo''.
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** "Nightmare Monkeys" reunites the main cast of ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans'' and ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitansGo'': Creator/GregCipes (Beast Boy), Creator/KharyPayton (Cyborg), Creator/ScottMenville (Robin), Creator/HyndenWalch (Starfire) and Creator/TaraStrong (Raven).
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** "Nightmare Monkeys" reunites the main cast of ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans'' ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans2003'' and ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitansGo'': Creator/GregCipes (Beast Boy), Creator/KharyPayton (Cyborg), Creator/ScottMenville (Robin), Creator/HyndenWalch (Starfire) and Creator/TaraStrong (Raven).
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*** Creator/GregCipes reprises Beast Boy in the place of Logan Grove, having played him originally in 2003's ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans'' and various other adaptations.
*** [[Comicbook/WonderGirl Donna Troy]] finally makes her debut this season, where she’s voiced by Creator/GreyDeLisle Griffin, who previously provided Donna’s voice in the ''WesternAnimation/SuperBestFriendsForever'' shorts. She also reprises her ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueDoom'' role as Lois Lane.
*** [[Comicbook/WonderGirl Donna Troy]] finally makes her debut this season, where she’s voiced by Creator/GreyDeLisle Griffin, who previously provided Donna’s voice in the ''WesternAnimation/SuperBestFriendsForever'' shorts. She also reprises her ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueDoom'' role as Lois Lane.
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*** Creator/GregCipes reprises Beast Boy in the place of Logan Grove, having played him originally in 2003's ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans'' ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans2003'' and various other adaptations.
***[[Comicbook/WonderGirl [[ComicBook/WonderGirl Donna Troy]] finally makes her debut this season, where she’s voiced by Creator/GreyDeLisle Griffin, who previously provided Donna’s voice in the ''WesternAnimation/SuperBestFriendsForever'' shorts. She also reprises her ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueDoom'' role as Lois Lane.
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* As mentioned with Halo, Geo-Force appeared in the ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheBraveAndTheBold'' episode, "Requiem for a Scarlet Speedster", though unlike her, he actually spoke (sharing a voice actor with the show's Wally West, Hunter Parrish). He had also appeared as Brion Markov in ''Series/{{Arrow}}'' as a OneShotCharacter loosely based on him, instead being a scientist who developed a seismic device and turned it into a weapon for [[TheBigBad Malcolm Merlyn (otherwise known as Dark Archer)]] before [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness Merlyn killed him]]. He had also appeared in the tie-in comics of the ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans'' animated series.
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* As mentioned with Halo, Geo-Force appeared in the ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheBraveAndTheBold'' episode, "Requiem for a Scarlet Speedster", though unlike her, he actually spoke (sharing a voice actor with the show's Wally West, Hunter Parrish). He had also appeared as Brion Markov in ''Series/{{Arrow}}'' as a OneShotCharacter loosely based on him, instead being a scientist who developed a seismic device and turned it into a weapon for [[TheBigBad Malcolm Merlyn (otherwise known as Dark Archer)]] before [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness Merlyn killed him]]. He had also appeared in the tie-in comics of the ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans'' ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans2003'' animated series.
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* This is the first animated appearance of Arrowette in DC television, not counting her silent cameo appearances in the online ''WesternAnimation/DCSuperHeroGirls'' cartoon.
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* This is the first animated appearance of Arrowette in DC television, not counting her silent cameo appearances in the online ''WesternAnimation/DCSuperHeroGirls'' ''WebAnimation/DCSuperHeroGirls'' cartoon.
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** Creator/PhilMorris voices another two characters who are father and son, General Dru-Zod and Lor-Zod
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** Creator/PhilMorris voices another two characters who are father and son, General Dru-Zod and Lor-ZodLor-Zod.
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** Creator/PhilMorris voices another two characters who are father and son, General Dru-Zod and Lor-Zod
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** Brazilian Portuguese dub:
*** From ''WesternAnimation/TheBatman'': Eduardo Ribeiro as Batman and Guilene Conte as Barbara Gordon.
*** From the Franchise/DCAnimatedUniverse: Creator/GuilhermeBriggs as Superman, Priscila Amorim as Wonder Woman (in ''Outsiders''), Andrea Murucci as Shayera (also in ''Outsiders''), Luiz Sérgio Vieira as Static, Elcio Romar as Vandal Savage (from the second season on).
*** From ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheBraveAndTheBold'': Creator/MarcioSimoes as the Joker.
*** From ''Film/SupermanReturns'': Creator/MarcioSimoes as Lex Luthor.
*** From ''WesternAnimation/TheBatman'': Eduardo Ribeiro as Batman and Guilene Conte as Barbara Gordon.
*** From the Franchise/DCAnimatedUniverse: Creator/GuilhermeBriggs as Superman, Priscila Amorim as Wonder Woman (in ''Outsiders''), Andrea Murucci as Shayera (also in ''Outsiders''), Luiz Sérgio Vieira as Static, Elcio Romar as Vandal Savage (from the second season on).
*** From ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheBraveAndTheBold'': Creator/MarcioSimoes as the Joker.
*** From ''Film/SupermanReturns'': Creator/MarcioSimoes as Lex Luthor.
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* ActingForTwo:
** Creator/NolanNorth voices Superman, Superboy, Match, Kru-El, and Zatara. The first four are justified since Superboy and Match are cloned from Superman, and Kru-El is an evil family member of Superman.
** Creator/KharyPayton voices both Aqualad and Black Manta; justified in that they're father and son. He also voices Brick (who as of "The Prize" is a Suicide Squad member alongside Manta), Black Lightning, and Silas Stone.
** Alyson Stoner voices both Bette Kane and Barbara Gordon.
** Creator/DanicaMcKellar voices both Miss Martian and Marie Logan. Which makes sense in a way since Miss Martian based her looks and mannerisms on the latter.
** Creator/KevinMichaelRichardson voices four heroes: ComicBook/MartianManhunter, Franchise/GreenLantern John Stewart, ComicBook/DoctorFate, and Mal Duncan.
** Creator/YuriLowenthal voices Tempest, Lagoon Boy, Tommy Terror, and Icicle Jr. Tommy Terror and Icicle Jr. usually ended up on the same villain teams, whereas Tempest and Lagoon Boy are both Atlantean heroes.
** Creator/KellyHu voices Cheshire, her mother Paula, and her baby daughter Lian[[note]]in season 2 only, Lian was [[TheOtherDarrin recast]] to Zehra Fazal for all subsequent seasons[[/note]].
** Red Arrow and Guardian (both clones of Speedy/Roy Harper, according to WordOfGod) are both voiced by Creator/CrispinFreeman. This is played with in the episode "Salvage", where the now-retired Guardian is one of the people who confronts Red Arrow. And as of "Satisfaction" Speedy, now Arsenal, finally gets to talk with Red Arrow.
** Creator/JasonMarsden plays both Impulse, Atom, and [[spoiler:Danny Chase]]. Impulse and [[spoiler:Danny]] interact a bit thanks to their involvement in the Legion's mission.
** Creator/FredTatasciore ends up having a fight scene between himself with both characters he voices in episode 10 of ''Outsiders''; Deathstroke and Metamorpho.
** Creator/MaeWhitman voices both Wonder Girl and her mother, Helena Sandsmark.
** Creator/KariWahlgren voices both Saturn Girl and Phantom Girl, and as of the first 4 episodes, almost all their dialogue is with each other!
** Creator/GreyDeLisle voices both Lois and her son Jon.
** Creator/JasonSpisak didn't get the role of Forager until after Wally was no longer in the main cast, but Forager ''did'' speak to Razer, when Spisak reprised the role from ''WesternAnimation/GreenLanternTheAnimatedSeries''.
** Creator/BenDiskin voices both Ma'alefa'ak and Orion due to the former tending to impersonate the latter.
** Late in season 4 when the heroes fight the Phantom Zone Kryptonians, two roles by Denise Bouette, Rocket and Faora Hu-Ul, fight each other.
** Creator/NolanNorth voices Superman, Superboy, Match, Kru-El, and Zatara. The first four are justified since Superboy and Match are cloned from Superman, and Kru-El is an evil family member of Superman.
** Creator/KharyPayton voices both Aqualad and Black Manta; justified in that they're father and son. He also voices Brick (who as of "The Prize" is a Suicide Squad member alongside Manta), Black Lightning, and Silas Stone.
** Alyson Stoner voices both Bette Kane and Barbara Gordon.
** Creator/DanicaMcKellar voices both Miss Martian and Marie Logan. Which makes sense in a way since Miss Martian based her looks and mannerisms on the latter.
** Creator/KevinMichaelRichardson voices four heroes: ComicBook/MartianManhunter, Franchise/GreenLantern John Stewart, ComicBook/DoctorFate, and Mal Duncan.
** Creator/YuriLowenthal voices Tempest, Lagoon Boy, Tommy Terror, and Icicle Jr. Tommy Terror and Icicle Jr. usually ended up on the same villain teams, whereas Tempest and Lagoon Boy are both Atlantean heroes.
** Creator/KellyHu voices Cheshire, her mother Paula, and her baby daughter Lian[[note]]in season 2 only, Lian was [[TheOtherDarrin recast]] to Zehra Fazal for all subsequent seasons[[/note]].
** Red Arrow and Guardian (both clones of Speedy/Roy Harper, according to WordOfGod) are both voiced by Creator/CrispinFreeman. This is played with in the episode "Salvage", where the now-retired Guardian is one of the people who confronts Red Arrow. And as of "Satisfaction" Speedy, now Arsenal, finally gets to talk with Red Arrow.
** Creator/JasonMarsden plays both Impulse, Atom, and [[spoiler:Danny Chase]]. Impulse and [[spoiler:Danny]] interact a bit thanks to their involvement in the Legion's mission.
** Creator/FredTatasciore ends up having a fight scene between himself with both characters he voices in episode 10 of ''Outsiders''; Deathstroke and Metamorpho.
** Creator/MaeWhitman voices both Wonder Girl and her mother, Helena Sandsmark.
** Creator/KariWahlgren voices both Saturn Girl and Phantom Girl, and as of the first 4 episodes, almost all their dialogue is with each other!
** Creator/GreyDeLisle voices both Lois and her son Jon.
** Creator/JasonSpisak didn't get the role of Forager until after Wally was no longer in the main cast, but Forager ''did'' speak to Razer, when Spisak reprised the role from ''WesternAnimation/GreenLanternTheAnimatedSeries''.
** Creator/BenDiskin voices both Ma'alefa'ak and Orion due to the former tending to impersonate the latter.
** Late in season 4 when the heroes fight the Phantom Zone Kryptonians, two roles by Denise Bouette, Rocket and Faora Hu-Ul, fight each other.
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* TalkingToHimself:
** Creator/NolanNorth voices Superman, Superboy, Match, Kru-El, and Zatara. The first four are justified since Superboy and Match are cloned from Superman, and Kru-El is an evil family member of Superman.
** Creator/KharyPayton voices both Aqualad and Black Manta; justified in that they're father and son. He also voices Brick (who as of "The Prize" is a Suicide Squad member alongside Manta), Black Lightning, and Silas Stone.
** Alyson Stoner voices both Bette Kane and Barbara Gordon.
** Creator/DanicaMcKellar voices both Miss Martian and Marie Logan. Which makes sense in a way since Miss Martian based her looks and mannerisms on the latter.
** Creator/KevinMichaelRichardson voices four heroes: ComicBook/MartianManhunter, Franchise/GreenLantern John Stewart, ComicBook/DoctorFate, and Mal Duncan.
** Creator/YuriLowenthal voices Tempest, Lagoon Boy, Tommy Terror, and Icicle Jr. Tommy Terror and Icicle Jr. usually ended up on the same villain teams, whereas Tempest and Lagoon Boy are both Atlantean heroes.
** Creator/KellyHu voices Cheshire, her mother Paula, and her baby daughter Lian[[note]]in season 2 only, Lian was [[TheOtherDarrin recast]] to Zehra Fazal for all subsequent seasons[[/note]].
** Red Arrow and Guardian (both clones of Speedy/Roy Harper, according to WordOfGod) are both voiced by Creator/CrispinFreeman. This is played with in the episode "Salvage", where the now-retired Guardian is one of the people who confronts Red Arrow. And as of "Satisfaction" Speedy, now Arsenal, finally gets to talk with Red Arrow.
** Creator/JasonMarsden plays both Impulse, Atom, and [[spoiler:Danny Chase]]. Impulse and [[spoiler:Danny]] interact a bit thanks to their involvement in the Legion's mission.
** Creator/FredTatasciore ends up having a fight scene between himself with both characters he voices in episode 10 of ''Outsiders''; Deathstroke and Metamorpho.
** Creator/MaeWhitman voices both Wonder Girl and her mother, Helena Sandsmark.
** Creator/KariWahlgren voices both Saturn Girl and Phantom Girl, and as of the first 4 episodes, almost all their dialogue is with each other!
** Creator/GreyDeLisle voices both Lois and her son Jon.
** Creator/JasonSpisak didn't get the role of Forager until after Wally was no longer in the main cast, but Forager ''did'' speak to Razer, when Spisak reprised the role from ''WesternAnimation/GreenLanternTheAnimatedSeries''.
** Creator/BenDiskin voices both Ma'alefa'ak and Orion due to the former tending to impersonate the latter.
** Late in season 4 when the heroes fight the Phantom Zone Kryptonians, two roles by Denise Bouette, Rocket and Faora Hu-Ul, fight each other.
** Creator/NolanNorth voices Superman, Superboy, Match, Kru-El, and Zatara. The first four are justified since Superboy and Match are cloned from Superman, and Kru-El is an evil family member of Superman.
** Creator/KharyPayton voices both Aqualad and Black Manta; justified in that they're father and son. He also voices Brick (who as of "The Prize" is a Suicide Squad member alongside Manta), Black Lightning, and Silas Stone.
** Alyson Stoner voices both Bette Kane and Barbara Gordon.
** Creator/DanicaMcKellar voices both Miss Martian and Marie Logan. Which makes sense in a way since Miss Martian based her looks and mannerisms on the latter.
** Creator/KevinMichaelRichardson voices four heroes: ComicBook/MartianManhunter, Franchise/GreenLantern John Stewart, ComicBook/DoctorFate, and Mal Duncan.
** Creator/YuriLowenthal voices Tempest, Lagoon Boy, Tommy Terror, and Icicle Jr. Tommy Terror and Icicle Jr. usually ended up on the same villain teams, whereas Tempest and Lagoon Boy are both Atlantean heroes.
** Creator/KellyHu voices Cheshire, her mother Paula, and her baby daughter Lian[[note]]in season 2 only, Lian was [[TheOtherDarrin recast]] to Zehra Fazal for all subsequent seasons[[/note]].
** Red Arrow and Guardian (both clones of Speedy/Roy Harper, according to WordOfGod) are both voiced by Creator/CrispinFreeman. This is played with in the episode "Salvage", where the now-retired Guardian is one of the people who confronts Red Arrow. And as of "Satisfaction" Speedy, now Arsenal, finally gets to talk with Red Arrow.
** Creator/JasonMarsden plays both Impulse, Atom, and [[spoiler:Danny Chase]]. Impulse and [[spoiler:Danny]] interact a bit thanks to their involvement in the Legion's mission.
** Creator/FredTatasciore ends up having a fight scene between himself with both characters he voices in episode 10 of ''Outsiders''; Deathstroke and Metamorpho.
** Creator/MaeWhitman voices both Wonder Girl and her mother, Helena Sandsmark.
** Creator/KariWahlgren voices both Saturn Girl and Phantom Girl, and as of the first 4 episodes, almost all their dialogue is with each other!
** Creator/GreyDeLisle voices both Lois and her son Jon.
** Creator/JasonSpisak didn't get the role of Forager until after Wally was no longer in the main cast, but Forager ''did'' speak to Razer, when Spisak reprised the role from ''WesternAnimation/GreenLanternTheAnimatedSeries''.
** Creator/BenDiskin voices both Ma'alefa'ak and Orion due to the former tending to impersonate the latter.
** Late in season 4 when the heroes fight the Phantom Zone Kryptonians, two roles by Denise Bouette, Rocket and Faora Hu-Ul, fight each other.
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* DistancedFromCurrentEvents: On his Q&A page, Greg Weisman confirmed that COVID-19 evolved in very late 2020 rather than 2019 like in real life, ensuring season 4 and the ''Targets'' miniseries (both set in 2020) never address the pandemic in any way.
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* DistancedFromCurrentEvents: On his Q&A page, Greg Weisman confirmed that COVID-19 [[UsefulNotes/COVID19Pandemic COVID-19]] evolved in very late 2020 rather than 2019 like in real life, ensuring season 4 and the ''Targets'' miniseries (both set in 2020) never address the pandemic in any way.
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** ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsRebels''[[note]]All ''Star Wars Rebels'' references occurred post-revival, so ''Star Wars Rebels'' did this trope to ''Young Justice'' pre-revival[[/note]]: Creator/SteveBlum (Zeb and Vertigo & Henchy), Creator/VanessaMarshall (Hera and Black Canary & Emerald Empress), Creator/BrentSpiner (Senator Trayvis and Joker), Creator/KathSoucie (Minister Tua and Mera), Creator/PeterMacNicol (Tseebo and Professor Ivo & AMAZO), Creator/KeithSzarabjaka (Vizago and Mr. Freeze), Creator/GreyGriffin (Darja & Chava and multiple ''Young Justice'' characters such as Troia and Looker), Creator/DeeBradleyBaker (Admiral Konstantine and multiple ''Young Justice'' characters including Wolf and Chameleon Boy), Creator/EricLopez (Cadet Oleg and Blue Beetle / Jaime Reyes), Creator/BrytonJames (Zare and Static), Creator/TiyaSircar (Sabine and Dolphin), and Creator/RobbieDaymond (Eighth Brother and Wynnde)[[note]]However, Daymond was cast in ''Star Wars Rebels'' after Weisman left, so this may be unintentional.[[/note]].
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** ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsRebels''[[note]]All ''Star Wars Rebels'' references occurred post-revival, so ''Star Wars Rebels'' did this trope to ''Young Justice'' pre-revival[[/note]]: Creator/SteveBlum (Zeb and Vertigo & Henchy), Creator/VanessaMarshall (Hera and Black Canary & Emerald Empress), Creator/BrentSpiner (Senator Trayvis and Joker), Creator/KathSoucie (Minister Tua and Mera), Creator/PeterMacNicol (Tseebo and Professor Ivo & AMAZO), Creator/KeithSzarabjaka Creator/KeithSzarabajka (Vizago and Mr. Freeze), Creator/GreyGriffin (Darja & Chava and multiple ''Young Justice'' characters such as Troia and Looker), Creator/DeeBradleyBaker (Admiral Konstantine and multiple ''Young Justice'' characters including Wolf and Chameleon Boy), Creator/EricLopez (Cadet Oleg and Blue Beetle / Jaime Reyes), Creator/BrytonJames (Zare and Static), Creator/TiyaSircar (Sabine and Dolphin), and Creator/RobbieDaymond (Eighth Brother and Wynnde)[[note]]However, Daymond was cast in ''Star Wars Rebels'' after Weisman left, so this may be unintentional.[[/note]].
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** From ''WesternAnimation/{{WITCH}}'': Kelly Stables (Will and Arrowette), Kittie (Taranee and Rocket), Creator/GregCipes (Caleb and Beast Boy), Creator/JasonMarsden (Matt and Impulse), Creator/KathSoucie (Nerissa and Queen Mera), Creator/LaurenTom (Yan Lin and Traci Thirteen), Creator/CreeSummer (Ember and Tula), Creator/AlysonStoner (Lillian and Batgirl/Oracle), Creator/SteveBlum (Blunk and Count Vertigo), Creator/EdAsner (Napoleon and Kent Nelson), Creator/VanessaMarshall (Eleanor Brown and Black Canary), Masasa Moyo (Ironwood and numerous characters in ''Young Justice'' such as Bumblebee and Cat Grant).
** From ''WesternAnimation/TheSpectacularSpiderMan'': Creator/JoshKeaton (Spider-Man and Black Spider & Red Hood), Creator/BenjaminDiskin (Venom and Orion & Malefic), Creator/JamesArnoldTaylor (Harry Osborn and the Flash/Barry Allen, Neutron, and Godfrey), Creator/LaceyChabert (Gwen Stacy and Zatanna), Creator/VanessaMarshall (Mary Jane and Black Canary), Creator/SteveBlum (Green Goblin and Count Vertigo), Creator/AndrewKishino (Kenny and Ned, and Mantis), Creator/ClancyBrown (Capt. Stacy and Agent Faraday), Creator/EdAsner (Uncle Ben and Kent Nelson), Creator/KeithDavid (Big Man [first time] and Mongul), Creator/BillFagerbakke (Morris Bench and Bear), Miguel Ferrer (Silvermane and Vandal Savage), Creator/CrispinFreeman (Electro and Roy Harper), Creator/KellyHu (Sha Shan Nguyen and Cheshire), Creator/PeterMacNicol (Doctor Octopus and Professor Ivo & AMAZO), James Remar (Mr. Hardy and Icicle Sr.), Creator/KevinMichaelRichardson (Big Man [second time] and John Stewart & Dr. Fate), Creator/KathSoucie (Dr. Connors & Anna Watson, and Queen Mera), Creator/CreeSummer (Glory Grant and Tula), Danny Trejo (Ox and Bane), Thom Adcox (Tinkerer and Klarion).
** From ''WesternAnimation/{{Gargoyles}}'': Creator/KeithDavid (Goliath and Mongul), Thom Adox (Lexington and Klarion), Creator/BillFagerbakke (Broadway and Bear), Creator/EdAsner (Hudson and Kent Nelson), Creator/JeffBennett (Brooklyn and numerous characters such as Alfred and Red Tornado), Marina Sirtis (Demona and Queen Bee), Creator/ClancyBrown (Wolf & Hakon and Agent Faraday), Creator/KathSoucie (Princess Katherine & the Weird Sisters and Queen Mera), Creator/BrentSpiner (Puck and the Joker), Creator/CreeSummer (Hyena and Tula), Gregg Rainwater (Nick & Mr. Maza, and Tye Longshadow), W. Morgan Sheppard (Odin and Sardath), Creator/ZehraFazal (Shari and multiple ''Young Justice'' characters including Halo).
** ''WesternAnimation/AtlantisMilosReturn'': Creator/JamesArnoldTaylor (Milo and the Flash/Barry Allen, Neutron, and Godfrey), Creator/CreeSummer (Kida and Tula), Jacqueline Obradors (Audrey and Alanna), Creator/CoreyBurton (Mole and the Brain), Creator/ClancyBrown (Edgar Volgud and Agent Faraday), Creator/BillFagerbakke (Sven and Bear), W. Morgan Sheppard (Erik Hellstrom and
** ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsRebels''[[note]]All ''Star Wars Rebels'' references occurred post-revival, so ''Star Wars Rebels'' did this trope to ''Young Justice'' pre-revival[[/note]]: Creator/SteveBlum (Zeb and Henchy), Creator/VanessaMarshall (Hera and Black Canary), Creator/BrentSpiner (Senator Trayvis and the Joker), Creator/KathSoucie (Minister Tua and Mera), Creator/PeterMacNicol (Tseebo and Professor Ivo & AMAZO), Creator/KeithSzarabjaka (Vizago and Mr. Freeze), Creator/GreyGriffin (Darja & Chava and multiple ''Young Justice'' characters), Creator/DeeBradleyBaker (Admiral Konstantine and multiple ''Young Justice'' characters including Wolf), Creator/EricLopez (Cadet Oleg and Jaime), and Creator/BrytonJames (Zare and Static). Creator/TiyaSircar (Sabine and Dolphin), Creator/RobbieDaymond (Eighth Brother and Wyynde)[[note]]However, Daymond was cast in ''Star Wars Rebels'' after Weisman left, so this may be unintentional.[[/note]].
** From ''WesternAnimation/TheSpectacularSpiderMan'': Creator/JoshKeaton (Spider-Man and Black Spider & Red Hood), Creator/BenjaminDiskin (Venom and Orion & Malefic), Creator/JamesArnoldTaylor (Harry Osborn and the Flash/Barry Allen, Neutron, and Godfrey), Creator/LaceyChabert (Gwen Stacy and Zatanna), Creator/VanessaMarshall (Mary Jane and Black Canary), Creator/SteveBlum (Green Goblin and Count Vertigo), Creator/AndrewKishino (Kenny and Ned, and Mantis), Creator/ClancyBrown (Capt. Stacy and Agent Faraday), Creator/EdAsner (Uncle Ben and Kent Nelson), Creator/KeithDavid (Big Man [first time] and Mongul), Creator/BillFagerbakke (Morris Bench and Bear), Miguel Ferrer (Silvermane and Vandal Savage), Creator/CrispinFreeman (Electro and Roy Harper), Creator/KellyHu (Sha Shan Nguyen and Cheshire), Creator/PeterMacNicol (Doctor Octopus and Professor Ivo & AMAZO), James Remar (Mr. Hardy and Icicle Sr.), Creator/KevinMichaelRichardson (Big Man [second time] and John Stewart & Dr. Fate), Creator/KathSoucie (Dr. Connors & Anna Watson, and Queen Mera), Creator/CreeSummer (Glory Grant and Tula), Danny Trejo (Ox and Bane), Thom Adcox (Tinkerer and Klarion).
** From ''WesternAnimation/{{Gargoyles}}'': Creator/KeithDavid (Goliath and Mongul), Thom Adox (Lexington and Klarion), Creator/BillFagerbakke (Broadway and Bear), Creator/EdAsner (Hudson and Kent Nelson), Creator/JeffBennett (Brooklyn and numerous characters such as Alfred and Red Tornado), Marina Sirtis (Demona and Queen Bee), Creator/ClancyBrown (Wolf & Hakon and Agent Faraday), Creator/KathSoucie (Princess Katherine & the Weird Sisters and Queen Mera), Creator/BrentSpiner (Puck and the Joker), Creator/CreeSummer (Hyena and Tula), Gregg Rainwater (Nick & Mr. Maza, and Tye Longshadow), W. Morgan Sheppard (Odin and Sardath), Creator/ZehraFazal (Shari and multiple ''Young Justice'' characters including Halo).
** ''WesternAnimation/AtlantisMilosReturn'': Creator/JamesArnoldTaylor (Milo and the Flash/Barry Allen, Neutron, and Godfrey), Creator/CreeSummer (Kida and Tula), Jacqueline Obradors (Audrey and Alanna), Creator/CoreyBurton (Mole and the Brain), Creator/ClancyBrown (Edgar Volgud and Agent Faraday), Creator/BillFagerbakke (Sven and Bear), W. Morgan Sheppard (Erik Hellstrom and
** ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsRebels''[[note]]All ''Star Wars Rebels'' references occurred post-revival, so ''Star Wars Rebels'' did this trope to ''Young Justice'' pre-revival[[/note]]: Creator/SteveBlum (Zeb and Henchy), Creator/VanessaMarshall (Hera and Black Canary), Creator/BrentSpiner (Senator Trayvis and the Joker), Creator/KathSoucie (Minister Tua and Mera), Creator/PeterMacNicol (Tseebo and Professor Ivo & AMAZO), Creator/KeithSzarabjaka (Vizago and Mr. Freeze), Creator/GreyGriffin (Darja & Chava and multiple ''Young Justice'' characters), Creator/DeeBradleyBaker (Admiral Konstantine and multiple ''Young Justice'' characters including Wolf), Creator/EricLopez (Cadet Oleg and Jaime), and Creator/BrytonJames (Zare and Static). Creator/TiyaSircar (Sabine and Dolphin), Creator/RobbieDaymond (Eighth Brother and Wyynde)[[note]]However, Daymond was cast in ''Star Wars Rebels'' after Weisman left, so this may be unintentional.[[/note]].
to:
** From ''WesternAnimation/{{WITCH}}'': Kelly Stables (Will and Arrowette), Kittie (Taranee and Rocket), Creator/GregCipes (Caleb and Beast Boy), Creator/JasonMarsden (Matt and Impulse), numerous characters in ''Young Justice'' such as Impulse / Kid Flash, Atom, and Danny Chase), Creator/KathSoucie (Nerissa and Queen Mera), Creator/LaurenTom (Yan Lin and Traci Thirteen), Creator/CreeSummer (Ember and Tula), Aquagirl), Creator/AlysonStoner (Lillian and Batgirl/Oracle), Creator/SteveBlum (Blunk and Count Vertigo), Creator/EdAsner (Napoleon and Kent Nelson), Creator/VanessaMarshall (Eleanor Brown and Black Canary), Canary & Emerald Empress), Masasa Moyo (Ironwood and numerous characters in ''Young Justice'' such as Bumblebee and Cat Grant).
** From ''WesternAnimation/TheSpectacularSpiderMan'': Creator/JoshKeaton (Spider-Man and Black Spider &Red Hood), Red-Hooded Ninja), Creator/BenjaminDiskin (Venom and Orion & Malefic), Ma'alefa'ak), Creator/JamesArnoldTaylor (Harry Osborn and the Flash/Barry Allen, Hawkman, Neutron, and & Godfrey), Creator/LaceyChabert (Gwen Stacy and Zatanna), Creator/VanessaMarshall (Mary Jane and Black Canary), Canary & Emerald Empress), Creator/SteveBlum (Green Goblin and Count Vertigo), Creator/AndrewKishino (Kenny & Ned and Ned, and Mantis), Mantis & Jax-Ur), Creator/ClancyBrown (Capt. Stacy and Agent Faraday), Creator/EdAsner (Uncle Ben and Kent Nelson), Creator/KeithDavid (Big Man [first time] and Mongul), Creator/BillFagerbakke (Morris Bench and Bear), Miguel Ferrer (Silvermane and Vandal Savage), Creator/CrispinFreeman (Electro and Roy Red Arrow, Arsenal, & Guardian / Jim Harper), Creator/KellyHu (Sha Shan Nguyen and Cheshire), Cheshire, Paula Crock, & Lian Nguyen-Harper), Creator/PeterMacNicol (Doctor Octopus and Professor Ivo & AMAZO), James Remar (Mr. Hardy and Icicle Sr.), Creator/KevinMichaelRichardson (Big Man [second time] and Guardian / Mal Duncan, Martian Manhunter, John Stewart Stewart, & Dr. Fate), Creator/KathSoucie (Dr. Connors & Anna Watson, Watson and Queen Mera), Creator/CreeSummer (Glory Grant and Tula), Aquagirl), Danny Trejo (Ox and Bane), Thom Adcox (Tinkerer and Klarion).
** From ''WesternAnimation/{{Gargoyles}}'': Creator/KeithDavid (Goliath and Mongul), Thom Adox (Lexington and Klarion), Creator/BillFagerbakke (Broadway and Bear), Creator/EdAsner (Hudson and Kent Nelson), Creator/JeffBennett (Brooklyn and numerous characters such as Alfred and Red Tornado), Marina Sirtis (Demona and Queen Bee), Creator/ClancyBrown (Wolf & Hakon and Agent Faraday), Creator/KathSoucie (Princess Katherine & the Weird Sisters and Queen Mera), Creator/BrentSpiner (Puck andthe Joker), Creator/CreeSummer (Hyena and Tula), Gregg Rainwater (Nick & Mr. Maza, Maza and Tye Longshadow), W. Morgan Sheppard (Odin and Sardath), Creator/ZehraFazal (Shari and multiple ''Young Justice'' characters including Halo).
Halo, Windfall, Hawkwoman, and Cassandra Savage).
** ''WesternAnimation/AtlantisMilosReturn'': Creator/JamesArnoldTaylor (Milo andthe Flash/Barry Allen, Hawkman, Neutron, and & Godfrey), Creator/CreeSummer (Kida and Tula), Aquagirl), Jacqueline Obradors (Audrey and Alanna), Creator/CoreyBurton (Mole and the Brain), Creator/ClancyBrown (Edgar Volgud and Agent Faraday), Creator/BillFagerbakke (Sven and Bear), W. Morgan Sheppard (Erik Hellstrom and
and Sardath).
** ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsRebels''[[note]]All ''Star Wars Rebels'' references occurred post-revival, so ''Star Wars Rebels'' did this trope to ''Young Justice'' pre-revival[[/note]]: Creator/SteveBlum (Zeb and Vertigo & Henchy), Creator/VanessaMarshall (Hera and BlackCanary), Canary & Emerald Empress), Creator/BrentSpiner (Senator Trayvis and the Joker), Creator/KathSoucie (Minister Tua and Mera), Creator/PeterMacNicol (Tseebo and Professor Ivo & AMAZO), Creator/KeithSzarabjaka (Vizago and Mr. Freeze), Creator/GreyGriffin (Darja & Chava and multiple ''Young Justice'' characters), characters such as Troia and Looker), Creator/DeeBradleyBaker (Admiral Konstantine and multiple ''Young Justice'' characters including Wolf), Wolf and Chameleon Boy), Creator/EricLopez (Cadet Oleg and Jaime), and Blue Beetle / Jaime Reyes), Creator/BrytonJames (Zare and Static). Static), Creator/TiyaSircar (Sabine and Dolphin), and Creator/RobbieDaymond (Eighth Brother and Wyynde)[[note]]However, Wynnde)[[note]]However, Daymond was cast in ''Star Wars Rebels'' after Weisman left, so this may be unintentional.[[/note]].
** From ''WesternAnimation/TheSpectacularSpiderMan'': Creator/JoshKeaton (Spider-Man and Black Spider &
** From ''WesternAnimation/{{Gargoyles}}'': Creator/KeithDavid (Goliath and Mongul), Thom Adox (Lexington and Klarion), Creator/BillFagerbakke (Broadway and Bear), Creator/EdAsner (Hudson and Kent Nelson), Creator/JeffBennett (Brooklyn and numerous characters such as Alfred and Red Tornado), Marina Sirtis (Demona and Queen Bee), Creator/ClancyBrown (Wolf & Hakon and Agent Faraday), Creator/KathSoucie (Princess Katherine & the Weird Sisters and Queen Mera), Creator/BrentSpiner (Puck and
** ''WesternAnimation/AtlantisMilosReturn'': Creator/JamesArnoldTaylor (Milo and
** ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsRebels''[[note]]All ''Star Wars Rebels'' references occurred post-revival, so ''Star Wars Rebels'' did this trope to ''Young Justice'' pre-revival[[/note]]: Creator/SteveBlum (Zeb and Vertigo & Henchy), Creator/VanessaMarshall (Hera and Black
