History WesternAnimation / YoungJusticeRevivalSeries

* CostumeEvolution: Most of the already-introduced characters, particularly the Justice League, have new costumes -- many of which lean towards their ''ComicBook/DCRebirth'' appearance, such as Superman losing his classic trunks but having no collar unlike his previous ''ComicBook/New52'' suit. Wonder Woman's is similar to her outfit created for the [[WesternAnimation/DCUniverseAnimatedOriginalMovies direct-to-video]] [[WesternAnimation/DCAnimatedMovieUniverse shared universe movies]] starting with ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueWar''. Notably, this all contrasts with the first two seasons because they were visually based on the pre-''New 52'' DCU, as the ''New 52'' and ''Rebirth'' revamps happened after the show started.

* DemotedToExtra: The Team itself, which were the driving force of the series in the first two seasons, is now but a shell of its former self with most of its membership having gone separate ways. This season focuses on the titular Outsiders, their ContrastingSequelProtagonist group, which consists of former Team and League members as well as new recruits. For reference, the Team currently only appears in the first episode in a minor role where they split, and afterwards the focus is entirely on the Outsiders.

* VoiceWithAnInternetConnection: Oracle acts as Nightwing's sitrep, later expanding to the rest of the team. So far, she hasn't appeared onscreen.

* MythologyGag:
** The entire premise of an ideological rift growing within the Justice League that eventually leads to the creation of a more proactive new team calls to mind ''Comicbook/JusticeLeagueCryForJustice''.
** Black Lightning derisively refers to the aforementioned Justice League splinter group as “[[Comicbook/GrantMorrisonsBatman Batman, Incorporated]]” after turning down an offer to join.
** Batman deciding to [[StartMyOwn start his own]] SuperTeam because of his dissatisfaction with the Justice League is nothing new, as this happened in the comics, but instead it was the ''[[ComicBook/BatmanAndTheOutsiders Outsiders]]'' rather than Batman Incorporated.
** Beast Boy is revealed to have retired from the world of superheroics and started acting in a popular sci-fi series called ''Space Trek 3016''. This is a nod to the period in the comics where he started working as an actor after his teammates on the Comicbook/DoomPatrol were murdered by Madame Rouge and General Zahl. What’s more, the purple and black uniform he wears on ''Space Trek'' is based on his costume from the ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans'' animated series.
** Courtney Whitmore appears as the host of an entertainment series called ''[[Comicbook/StargirlDCComics Stargirl]]''.
** M'gann goes bald and turns her skin back to white, a reference to the ''Titans Tomorrow'' storyline, where one of the adult Titans is an adult M'gann. However, in ''Titans Tomorrow'', it was to show that she had a FaceHeelTurn, whereas here, she's becoming more comfortable showing her true self to others.

* ADayInTheLimelight:
** "Private Security" stars Roy "Will" Harper alongside Dick Grayson (alongside the original Roy, and the other clone Jim), who had been completely OutOfFocus in Season 2 after finding the original.
** Though they've largely been DemotedToExtra, the Team still get an episode focused on them with "Away Mission", which is about the remains (Miss Martian, Kid Flash, Blue Beetle, Static, Thirteen) going to New Genesis.

* DemotedToExtra: The Team itself, which were the driving force of the series in the first two seasons, is now but a shell of its former self with most of its membership having gone separate ways. This season focuses on the titular Outsiders, their ContrastingSequelProtagonist group, which consists of former Team and League members as well as new recruits. For reference, the Team only appeared in the first episode in a minor role where they split, and afterwards the focus is entirely on the Outsiders. They didn't get an episode to themselves until "Away Mission", the fifth episode, and even then it was more along the lines of it being ADayInTheLimelight.

** Roy Harper (Red Arrow) now goes by "Will", likely to avoid confusion with the other Roy (Arsenal). Roy's middle name in the comics is William.

* VoiceWithAnInternetConnection: Oracle acts as Nightwing's sitrep, later expanding to the rest of the team.

* VoiceWithAnInternetConnection: Oracle acts as Nightwing's sitrep, later expanding to the rest of the team. So far, she hasn't appeared onscreen.

* DemotedToExtra: The Team itself, which were the driving force of the series in the first two seasons, is now but a shell of its former self with most of its membership having gone separate ways. This season focuses on the titular Outsiders, their ContrastingSequelProtagonist group, which consists of former Team and League members as well as new recruits. For reference, the Team currently only appears in the first episode in a minor role where they split, and afterwards the focus is entirely on the Outsiders.

** Beast Boy is revealed to be dating Princess Perdita, the young girl Wally West saved from Count Vertigo in the Season 1 episode “Coldhearted”. When pressed for details, Beast Boy explains that they met at Wally’s funeral following his death in the Season 2 finale.

* BrickJoke: Gar got that reality show that he asked about back in Bloodlines.

* VoiceWithAnInternetConnection: Oracle acts as Nightwing's sitrep, later expanding to the rest of the team. So far, she hasn't appeared in the series.

* DemotedToExtra: The Team itself, which were the driving force of the series in the first two seasons, is now but a shell of its former self with most of its membership having gone separate ways. This season focuses on the titular Outsiders, their ContrastingSequelProtagonist group, which consists of former Team and League members as well as new recruits. For reference, the Team only appear in the first episode in a minor role where they split, and afterwards the focus is entirely on the Outsiders.

** [[ComicBook/StargirlDCComics Courtney Whitmore]] is the star of a show called ''Stargirl''.

* BrickJoke: Garf got that reality show that he asked about back in Bloodlines.

** Conner has lost much of the anger issues he had seven years ago, and has come a long way in being responsible and caring for others, while also showing his [[StrongAndSkill considerable skill]] developed over years of training.

* DecompositeCharacter: In the comics, the civilian identity of Plasmus was Otto Von Furth. Here, there are two people going by Plasmus (at least in the credits), Anna and Otto, with Anna being a CanonForeigner.

* CharacterDevelopment: M'gann goes bald and changes her skin back to white to show that she's embracing her true self as a White Martian.

** The series was already dark to begin with, but ''Outsiders'' is confirmed to allow more mature content than what was allowed on Creator/CartoonNetwork, thanks to the lax standards of streaming television. Weisman himself stated the season is now PG-13 leaning toward R, rather than PG on the verge of PG-13.

* MyGreatestFailure: Black Lightning feels this way about accidentally killing Ana/the first Plasmus, to the point that he hangs up the suit ([[10MinuteRetirement for ten minutes, anyways]]) before deciding to join the Outsiders in the fight against metahuman trafficking.

* RevisitingTheRoots: Season Three plans to restore the first season's use of mystery and espionage, something that was mostly absent from the second season, ''Invasion''.

* BadassBystander: Played straight, but it's NotQuiteRightThing to do. Black Lightning and Otto/the second Plasmus duke it out near a farm and the owner runs off to grab his gun. Black Lightning manages to remove the device controlling Otto, but the farmer comes back and shoots Otto in the brain right afterwards. [[DramaticIrony The farmer is glad he could help]], but Black Lightning is ''pissed''.

* AdaptationalDistillation: The titular Outsiders appears to be a composite of multiple eras along with new additions: Black Lightning, Geo-Force, Katana, Metamorpho and Halo are founding members of Batman's original Outsiders in 1983, while Nightwing was the founder of the 2003 reboot, here serving as the leader as well. Meanwhile, there's Superboy, Tigress, Oracle and Forager, who are new additions that were never affiliated in the comics.

** Arrowette originally appeared as the little girl who watched her dad get saved in "Insecurity", all the way in Season 1. Here she returns as a member of Batman Incorporated.

** Arrowette originally appeared as the little girl who watched her dad get saved in "Insecurity", all the way in Season 1. Here she returns as a member of the Team.
** Spoiler appeared getting captured as her civilian identity, Stephanie Brown, in the second season and only got two lines then. Like Arrowette, she's now a member of the Team.
** Black Lightning had an extremely minor role in Season 2, only getting a speaking part in his final appearance (which barely amounted to anything). Here, Black Lightning is slated to be one of the main cast members as a member of the titular Outsiders.

* CostumeEvolution: Most of the already-introduced characters, particularly the Justice League, have new costumes--many of which lean towards their ''ComicBook/DCRebirth'' appearance, such as Superman losing his classic trunks but having no collar unlike his ''ComicBook/New52'' suit. Wonder Woman's is similar to her outfit created for the [[WesternAnimation/DCUniverseAnimatedOriginalMovies direct-to-video]] [[WesternAnimation/DCAnimatedMovieUniverse shared universe movies]] starting with ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueWar''.

* CostumeEvolution: Most of the already-introduced characters, particularly the Justice League, have new costumes - many of which lean towards their ''ComicBook/DCRebirth'' appearance, such as Superman losing his classic trunks but having no collar unlike his ''ComicBook/New52'' suit. Wonder Woman's is similar to her outfit created for the [[WesternAnimation/DCUniverseAnimatedOriginalMovies direct-to-video]] [[WesternAnimation/DCAnimatedMovieUniverse shared universe movies]] starting with ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueWar''.

* CostumeEvolution: Most of the already introduced characters, particularly the Justice League, who have new costumes, many of which lean towards their ''ComicBook/DCRebirth'' appearance.