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** Season 4 is composed entirely of multi part episodes, allowing the stories to get bolder and more interesting.
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** Season 4 is composed almost entirely of multi part episodes, multi-part episodes[[note]]The exceptions being "Ha-Ha Horticulture", "Drive Me Crazy", "Fly By Night" and "By the Yearbook"[[/note]], allowing the stories to get bolder and more interesting.
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** It's a wonder why Franchise/TheFlash and Franchise/WonderWoman are used here when their younger counterparts could fill the same roles with little to no problem.
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** It's a wonder why Franchise/TheFlash and Franchise/WonderWoman are used here when their younger counterparts Kid Flash and Wonder Girl could fill the same roles with little to no problem.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow:
** Cheetah was often accused of being a KarmaHoudini and one-dimensional. Starting with "Saving The Day", she gets consistently punished for what she does, and gains hidden depths. She's also OutOfFocus for those not fond of her behavior, and Lashina and the Female Furies more or less have take over her role as the more frequent antagonists.
** Season 1 shorts were accused of being too short. Season 2 increases the length so that they're at least two and a half minutes long. Season 3 increases the minimum length to three and a half minutes long, and multi-part stories are integrated.
** After season 1 focused only on Wonder Woman, with Harley, Ivy, Katana, and Bumblebee in minor roles, we have the Super Hero High movie focusing on Batgirl and Supergirl, and they upgrade to main characters in season 2.
** Season 2 also brings more focus to other DC characters besides the main seven.
** Later episodes manage to integrate more action without losing sight of the target audience.
** Making Catwoman similar to her [[ClassyCatBurglar comic]] [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold counterpart]] was met with approval from comic fans of DC who weren't too thrilled about some of the villains becoming heroes with a total personality change.
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** Cheetah was often accused of being a KarmaHoudini and one-dimensional. Starting with "Saving The Day", she gets consistently punished for what she does, and gains hidden depths. She's also OutOfFocus for those not fond of her behavior, and Lashina and the Female Furies more or less have take over her role as the more frequent antagonists.
** Season 1 shorts were accused of being too short. Season 2 increases the length so that they're at least two and a half minutes long. Season 3 increases the minimum length to three and a half minutes long, and multi-part stories are integrated.
** After season 1 focused only on Wonder Woman, with Harley, Ivy, Katana, and Bumblebee in minor roles, we have the Super Hero High movie focusing on Batgirl and Supergirl, and they upgrade to main characters in season 2.
** Season 2 also brings more focus to other DC characters besides the main seven.
** Later episodes manage to integrate more action without losing sight of the target audience.
** Making Catwoman similar to her [[ClassyCatBurglar comic]] [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold counterpart]] was met with approval from comic fans of DC who weren't too thrilled about some of the villains becoming heroes with a total personality change.
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* SeasonalRot: Season 5 took a sharp drop in quality, probably because the writing was on the wall that the series was going to be [[WesternAnimation/DCSuperHeroGirls2019 replaced with a new generation]]. The original animation studio and the original showrunner had their contracts run out and were replaced, and while Patrick Rieger's writing usually measured up to Shea Fontana's (and he was kept on for a few episodes of the 2019 show), Renegade Animation's output was wooden and cheap in comparison to what came before it, with a lot of static shots and obvious shortcuts. The [[AndTheAdventureContinues ending]] looked good on paper, but fell flat compared to previous seasons, and the comics had to add an epilogue [[PoorlyDisguisedPilot to introduce the new series]] and give fans of the old series one last visit with the characters.
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* {{Adorkable}}: '''''A lot''''' of the main characters fall into this:
** Wonder Woman herself showed some shades of this early on, particularly in trying to fit in with the other students and not doing a good job. Even after she became a more confident hero, she can still fall into this when trying a bit too hard to act cool or not completely getting something. She's just precious.
** Supergirl embraces this quite a bit. She may be clumsy and awkward, but she's cute and endearing when doing so.
** Ivy's shyness, reserved behavior, and awkward attempts to be cool are rather endearing.
** Batgirl embraces this. While she shows shades of this in the main series, she ''really'' embraces this trope in the Lego series, where she's much more into academics and structure than normal, and yet is still endearing.
** Ms. Martian is this in an interesting way. She's reserved and scared quite often, but you'll just want to give her a hug because of how sweet she is.
** Starfire, like most other versions of the character, embraces this trope. She's naive and somewhat simple minded, yet still pretty cute and endearing.
** Frost shows this quite a bit when she lets out her nerd side, and is prone to plenty of cute moments.
** Surprisingly enough, Big Barda can act this way, mostly when dealing with something unexpected that she knows little about, and reacts quite jovially.
** Jessica Cruz shows a bit of this. She's deeply insecure of her abilities as a Green Lantern, but it's part of her appeal because of how cute and persistent she is.
** Mera's Main/FishOutOfWater tendencies make her this. She's socially awkward and makes cheesy puns, but you can't help but love her for her persistence and sweetness.
** Raven is more downplayed example, but when Harley gets her to loosen up, she isn't afraid to show a more vulnerable, innocent side, making her come across as cute in her own way.
** Lena Luthor shows this in the Lego projects. Due to her ineffectual sympathetic villain qualities, she's actually quite endearing when trying to be taken seriously.
** Wonder Woman herself showed some shades of this early on, particularly in trying to fit in with the other students and not doing a good job. Even after she became a more confident hero, she can still fall into this when trying a bit too hard to act cool or not completely getting something. She's just precious.
** Supergirl embraces this quite a bit. She may be clumsy and awkward, but she's cute and endearing when doing so.
** Ivy's shyness, reserved behavior, and awkward attempts to be cool are rather endearing.
** Batgirl embraces this. While she shows shades of this in the main series, she ''really'' embraces this trope in the Lego series, where she's much more into academics and structure than normal, and yet is still endearing.
** Ms. Martian is this in an interesting way. She's reserved and scared quite often, but you'll just want to give her a hug because of how sweet she is.
** Starfire, like most other versions of the character, embraces this trope. She's naive and somewhat simple minded, yet still pretty cute and endearing.
** Frost shows this quite a bit when she lets out her nerd side, and is prone to plenty of cute moments.
** Surprisingly enough, Big Barda can act this way, mostly when dealing with something unexpected that she knows little about, and reacts quite jovially.
** Jessica Cruz shows a bit of this. She's deeply insecure of her abilities as a Green Lantern, but it's part of her appeal because of how cute and persistent she is.
** Mera's Main/FishOutOfWater tendencies make her this. She's socially awkward and makes cheesy puns, but you can't help but love her for her persistence and sweetness.
** Raven is more downplayed example, but when Harley gets her to loosen up, she isn't afraid to show a more vulnerable, innocent side, making her come across as cute in her own way.
** Lena Luthor shows this in the Lego projects. Due to her ineffectual sympathetic villain qualities, she's actually quite endearing when trying to be taken seriously.
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** Solomon Grundy fights Hal Jordan in "Ring Me Maybe Part 1", alluding to how the early comics established him as his enemy, unlike how the cartoons make him an enemy of Batman.
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** Solomon Grundy fights Hal Jordan in "Ring Me Maybe Part 1", alluding to how he started out during UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfComicBooks as the early comics established him as his enemy, enemy of Golden Age Green Lantern Alan Scott, Hal Jordan's predecessor, unlike how the cartoons make him an enemy of Batman.
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** Also, Lena Luthor just for being such an IneffectualSympatheticVillain after her failures.
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** Also, Lena Luthor is also this just for being such an IneffectualSympatheticVillain after her failures.
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** Mera is ''definitely'' this, but as a child and a teenager.
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** Mera is ''definitely'' this, but both as a child and a teenager.
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* UnintentionallySympathetic: Solomon Grundy is meant to be a scary zombie person, but is such a [[IneffectualSympatheticVillain buffoon]] you'll probably just feel bad for him.
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* FashionVictimVillain: Killer Moth's costume is a bizarre, garish mix of colors, including purple, chartreuse, and orange.
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** On ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'' , Tara Strong originally auditioned for Pinkie Pie. Now this show comes along, and she reprises the role of Harley Quinn, whose Adaptational Heroism makes her an expy of Pinkie Pie.
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** On ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'' , ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'', Tara Strong originally auditioned for Pinkie Pie. Now this show comes along, and she reprises the role of Harley Quinn, whose Adaptational Heroism makes her an expy of Pinkie Pie.
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** Raven is also this, surprisingly enough, mostly with how her rougher edges are smoothed out, and she's more introverted.
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* EarWorm: Admit it, the theme song is pretty cool. "''Get your cape on, we're DC Super Hero Girls!''"
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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: It's briefly mentioned in "Club Life" that Poison Ivy has done community service. Is she doing it voluntarily, for school, or did she do something illegal and was made to do community service afterwards? If the latter, then was Ivy once a villain who underwent a HeelFaceTurn?
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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: It's briefly mentioned in "Club Life" "Clubbing" that Poison Ivy has done community service. Is she doing it voluntarily, for school, or did she do something illegal and was made to do community service afterwards? If the latter, then was Ivy once a villain who underwent a HeelFaceTurn?
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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: It's briefly mentioned in "Clubbing" that Poison Ivy has done community service. Is she doing it voluntarily, for school, or did she do something illegal and was made to do community service afterwards? If the latter, then was Ivy once a villain who underwent a HeelFaceTurn?
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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: It's briefly mentioned in "Clubbing" "Club Life" that Poison Ivy has done community service. Is she doing it voluntarily, for school, or did she do something illegal and was made to do community service afterwards? If the latter, then was Ivy once a villain who underwent a HeelFaceTurn?
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** The whole concept (in both this and then the 2019 series) of adapting and compressing nearly an entire famous comic-book franchise as the student-body and staffers of a school would soon be taken into [[Film/SpiderManHomecoming live-action film]].
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** The whole concept (in both this and then the 2019 series) of adapting and compressing nearly an the entire cast of characters of a famous comic-book franchise as into all being the student-body and staffers of a school students in one school, would soon be taken into [[Film/SpiderManHomecoming live-action film]].
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** The whole concept (in both this and then the 2019 series) of adapting and compressing nearly an entire famous comic-book franchise as the student-body and staffers of a school would soon be taken into [[Film/SpiderManHomecoming live-action film]].
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* InternetBackdraft: Making Amanda Waller much slimmer than she is in most incarnations has elicited some complaints.
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It's not ironic, it's on purpose because most people are aware that she made both this show and SBFF as this is a retool of SBFF. People are upset because they liked SBFF the way it is rather than this retool. Not even sure if this Broken Base entry should be here since it hasn't been out for six months so...?
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* BrokenBase: Some of the fanbase is disappointed that this got made over ''WesternAnimation/SuperBestFriendsForever'' considering both were comedic LighterAndSofter versions of DC superheroines, seeing this series as a generic girl toyline show made to compete with the likes of ''Toys/MonsterHigh'' or ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyEquestriaGirls''. Others are a bit more receptive and find the concept of a superhero school with DC characters interesting at least. Ironically Lauren Faust work on both ''Super Best Friends Forever'' and this show.
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For the 2019 series, see [[YMMV/DCSuperheroGirls2019 [[YMMV/DCSuperHeroGirls2019 here]].
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** Pretty much all the main characters, and some background characters, as well, but special mention goes to Ivy and ComicBook/{{Supergirl}}
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** Pretty much all the main characters, and some background characters, as well, but special mention goes to Ivy and ComicBook/{{Supergirl}}ComicBook/{{Supergirl}}.
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* InNameOnly: The [[WesternAnimation/DCSuperHeroGirls Cartoon Network series]] isn't much like the original ''DC Super Hero Girls'', being more like ''WesternAnimation/SuperBestFriendsForever'' in both art style and story.
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* CounterpartComparison:
** Wonder Woman can be compared to [[Toys/MonsterHigh Frankie Stein]], in terms of being the [[NaiveNewcomer new girl]].
** Though Supergirl was more like Frankie Stein than Wonder Woman was. Both try to fit in on their first day but end up making a mess until everything's revolved in the end.
** Harley Quinn is like [[WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic Pinkie Pie]].
** Katana bears a close resemblance to Disney/{{Mulan}}.
** Poison Ivy is shy, girly, and prefers plants to people, very similarly to [[WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic Fluttershy]] and her animals.
** Star Sapphire could be compared to [[WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic Rarity]].
** Wonder Woman can be compared to [[Toys/MonsterHigh Frankie Stein]], in terms of being the [[NaiveNewcomer new girl]].
** Though Supergirl was more like Frankie Stein than Wonder Woman was. Both try to fit in on their first day but end up making a mess until everything's revolved in the end.
** Harley Quinn is like [[WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic Pinkie Pie]].
** Katana bears a close resemblance to Disney/{{Mulan}}.
** Poison Ivy is shy, girly, and prefers plants to people, very similarly to [[WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic Fluttershy]] and her animals.
** Star Sapphire could be compared to [[WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic Rarity]].
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That seems better fit for the 2019 cartoon's page.
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** Rumours that the franchise would be rebooted later (which it [[WesternAnimation/DCSuperHeroGirls was]]) also came with word that this version wouldn't have all the alignment swaps (Harley would get to stay due to her extreme popularity, but would get an onscreen redemption arc instead of being a hero from the start).
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* {{Moe}}: Pretty much all the main characters, and some background characters, as well, but special mention goes to Ivy and ComicBook/{{Supergirl}}
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* {{Moe}}: {{Moe}}:
** Pretty much all the main characters, and some background characters, as well, but special mention goes to Ivy andComicBook/{{Supergirl}}ComicBook/{{Supergirl}}
** Mera is ''definitely'' this, but as a child and a teenager.
** Pretty much all the main characters, and some background characters, as well, but special mention goes to Ivy and
** Mera is ''definitely'' this, but as a child and a teenager.
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* GirlShowGhetto: The intention is to avoid this. Given the positive reception, it's successful at averting this.
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