History YMMV / DCSuperheroGirls2019

* SignatureScene: It's a tossup between the food fight that establishes 5/6ths of the budding team's personalities and the detention fight that establishes 5/6ths of The Super Hero Girls' abilities. Together they really hammer home that this is a silly fantastical high school show first and super heroic adventure show second.

* SignatureScene: It's a tossup between the food fight that establishes 5/6ths of the budding team's personalities and the detention fight that establishes 5/6ths of The Super Hero Girls' abilities.

** Jessica Cruz is either liked for being something new for the DCAU, people genuinely agreeing with her sentiments and her attractive appearance or think she's the worst character for being so {{Anvilicious}} that it comes off as forceful as well as how she treats Hal.

** There's what one could call a {{friendly rival}}ry with ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitansGo'', partly due to the two using much of the same subject matter but being very different approaches to {{parody}}, mostly due to the fact ''Teen Titans Go'' was a LongRunner AdoredByTheNetwork while ''DC Super Hero Girls'' was a brief ScrewedByTheNetwork show. Those who just got tired of ''Teen Titans Go'' after so many years, didn't like something about it to begin with or just plain disliked it because of [[HypeAversion how prominent it was]] were annoyed a show that was simply different or liked for some other merit got thrown under the bus, canceled and then [[KeepCirculatingTheTapes removed from all legal digital channels]] while the deeply entrenched mainstay chugged along with no end in sight. This rivalry still is a lot less fierce than what ''Teen Titans Go'' has with other DC properties simply because ''Teen Titans Go'' was AS adored by the network as it had been prior to ''DC Super Hero Girls''[='=] run, ''DC Super Hero Girls'' gets some of the same hate ''Teen Titans Go'' does simply for being a parody even though it's a significantly more [[AffectionateParody reverent one]] to DC Comics, ''DC Super Hero Girls'' was strongly supported by about every relevant wing of the Warner Brothers empire ''except'' Cartoon Network itself and ''DC Superhero Girls'' had three crossovers with ''Teen Titans Go'' with the latter being a SpotlightStealingCrossover in ''DC Super Hero Girls''[='=] favor. It was less about hating the other show and more so wanting Cartoon Network to treat this one as well as the other.

** There's what one could call a {{friendly rival}}ry with ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitansGo'', partly due to the two using much of the same subject matter but being very different approaches to {{parody}}, mostly due to the fact ''Teen Titans Go'' was a LongRunner AdoredByTheNetwork while ''DC Super Hero Girls'' was a brief ScrewedByTheNetwork show. Those who just got tired of ''Teen Titans Go'' after so many years, didn't like something about it to begin with or just plain disliked it because of [[HypeAversion how prominent it was]] were annoyed a show that was simply different or liked for some other merit got thrown under the bus, canceled and then [[KeepCirculatingTheTapes removed from all legal digital channels]] while the deeply entrenched mainstay chugged along with no end in sight. This rivalry still is a lot less fierce than what ''Teen Titans Go'' has with other DC properties simply because ''Teen Titans Go'' was AS adored by the network as it had been prior to ''DC Super Hero Girls''[='=] run, ''DC Super Hero Girls'' gets some of the same hate ''Teen Titans Go'' does simply for being a parody even though it's a significantly more [[AffectionateParody reverent one]] to DC Comics, ''DC Super Hero Girls'' was strongly supported by about every relevant wing of the Warner Brothers empire ''except'' Cartoon Network itself and ''DC Superhero Girls'' had three crossovers with ''Teen Titans Go'' with the latter being a SpotlightStealingCrossover in ''DC Super Hero Girls''[='=] favor. It was less about hating the other show and wanting Cartoon Network to treat this one as well as the other.

* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: The Twitter "trending" episode titles in general, the Nintendo Switch being played during ''[=#ToughCrowd=]'' in particular and the eponymous lady of ''#[=AllAboutZee=]'' wearing Camilla Gabrieli brand shoes, which launched at roughly the same time the show itself, do much to date it.

* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: The Twitter "trending" episode titles in general and the Nintendo Switch being played during ''[=#ToughCrowd=]'' in particular date the show.

* FandomRivalry: With the previous Shea Fontana series. Those who prefer the Lauren Faust series think it has stronger characterization, and praise its more zany energy and cartoon violence, thinking the former plays things too safely. Those who prefer the Shea Fontana series like its more positive vibe, as well as some of its changes like Ivy and Harley being heroines, and aren't fond with how most of the male characters in this series are written.
* FanPreferredCouple: Diana/Tatsu exploded in popularity after "[=#SoulSisters=]" thanks to how quickly they became close friends and the chemistry they share.

* HilariousInHindsight: Jessica Cruz was co-created by Creator/EthanVanSciver, who is (or was) seen as one of the most vocally "right wing" working comic book creators in the business, right down to bashing vegans/vegetarians and pacifists, both of which Jessica is in this show. He's also very publicly denounced the modern feminist movement, and this is a show highlighting female characters.

** "[[Recap/DCSuperheroGirls2019S2E25To26NightmareInGotham]]": Barbara ends up learning Harleen is Harley Quinn, and we meet this show's version of the Joker, who raises the stakes into DarkerAndEdgier territory by [[MoralEventHorizon trying to kill everyone in Gotham City.]]

** ''[[Recap/DCSuperheroGirls2019S2E25To26NightmareInGotham]]'': Barbara ends up learning Harleen is Harley Quinn, and we meet this show's version of the Joker, who raises the stakes into DarkerAndEdgier territory by [[MoralEventHorizon trying to kill everyone in Gotham City.]]

* CompleteMonster: [[Recap/DCSuperheroGirls2019S2E25To26NightmareInGotham #NightmareInGotham]]: [[Characters/BatmanTheJoker The Joker]] is a [[TeensAreMonsters teenaged supervillain]] and Batman's ArchEnemy. Desiring to give Gotham its scariest Halloween, Joker breaks out of Arkham Reform School, killing one of the guards in the process, and [[ManipulativeBastard manipulates the Super Hero Girls into releasing 3 dangerous villains]], before luring them to Gotham to have them cause massive destruction and mayhem throughout the city, endangering many innocent lives in the process. Fearing that someone will outdo his efforts in the future, Joker attempts to [[OmnicidalManiac destroy all of Gotham with a bomb, killing everyone in it]], just so that no one can ever one up him.

** ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans'' fans are drawn to the series because of its similar premise: a comedy/action cartoon featuring teenage DC characters.

** Wonder Woman is this in her more Main/{{Adorkable}} moments.

* AuthorsSavingThrow:
** The 2015 incarnation got some criticism from fans for frequently making supervillains [[AdaptationalHeroism more conventionally heroic]], particularly Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy (even if to be fair their comic incarnations are arguably closer to anti-heroes at this point). Most of the alignment swaps were undone for this series while still staying true to what made them beloved characters in the first place.
** Most of the world-building in the main series, while well done, was mainly in the graphic novels and movies, and not as much in the series. This show has more world-building within the series, and more easily accessible material in the "Get To Know" shorts.
** The 2015 series question of how Superman is a grown adult, while Lois is a teenager is assessed in "#[=SuperWho?=]". There it's revealed that this version of Superman is only a few years older then most of the main cast, 18-20 at most.

** The show gets compared a lot to ''WesternAnimation/ThePowerpuffGirls'' due to its all-girl ensemble and similar tone; the show's creator worked on the original version.

* UncannyValley: Wee, the babyface Zatanna clone from "#[=MultipliciZee=]" was meant to be ''cute'', but had the opposite effect. The adorable clone has [[AccidentalNightmareFuel an unnerving shrunken-in infant face on the body of a teenager]], which looks about as unnatural as one might expect.

** "[[Recap/DCSuperHeroGirls2019S1E44To45LeagueOfShadows #LeagueOfShadows]]": [[Characters/BatmanRasAlGhul Ra's Al-Ghul]] is once again as intelligent and charming as ever. Starting a band called the League of Shadows in a place called the Lazarus Pit, Ra's plans to [[UtopiaJustifiesTheMeans purify the world for them to rule over]]. He discovers one of his biggest fans Kara Danvers is the superheroine ComicBook/{{Supergirl}} as well that her weakness is Kryptonite, so he gets his hands on some Red Kryptonite. Using this knowledge, when Kara comes to his latest concert, Ra's brings her into his room and uses his charisma to manipulate her and gives her a choker that contains the Red Kryptonite. The Red Kryptonite starts to take over Kara, and Ra's uses a [[CompellingVoice mind control]] song to brainwash her, making her completely under his control. He has her steal two tickets to a boy band concert Up Past Eight for his first act to purify the world by eliminating bad music.

** [[Characters/BatmanCatwoman Catwoman]] manages to be [[AdaptationalIntelligence even more intelligent than her comic counterpart]]. After studying the Super Hero Girls and how to exploit their weakness, she robs a store [[BatmanGambit banking on the fact that Supergirl would show up]] and prepares Kryptonite to use against her. Though stopped, she gets away and comes up with an idea to form a team to take the girls down: forming her team acting as the OnlySaneWoman to the group, leading them in a crime spree before being stopped by the girls. Although the Super Hero Girls blackmail her into helping them steal the Book of Infinity from Lex Luthor, it turns out to have all been a trap, with Catwoman working with Luthor the entire time. However, once Catwoman learns of Luthor's plan to have a meteor hit the Earth so he can rule over whatever is left, [[EvenEvilHasStandards she turns on him]]. After freeing the girls and tearing a page out from the book so Lex can't see it coming, she steals all of his stuff as one last slap to him.

** The incantation to free captured souls from the Soultaker sword is made of eight virtues of [[Creator/{{Confucius}} Confucianism]].

** Jessica Cruz is either liked for being something new for the DCAU, people genuinely agreeing with her sentiments and her attractive appearance or think she's the worst character for being so {{Anvilicious}}, it comes off as forceful as well as how she treats Hal.
* BrokenBase: The changing back to villains of characters like: Harley Quinn, Poison Ivy and Star Sapphire. Some people love that they changed them back. Others (preferably newer fans of the DC Universe) were perfectly fine with them being heroes and/or anti-heroes (their current iterations being just those doesn't help). This is the worst for Star Sapphire considering her more drastic and base-breaking changes in contrast (some people actually prefer her more webseries heroic counterpart for this reason). The only one who hasn't seemed to suffer this is Catwoman (granted she's the only one that's held the anti-heroine title longer than Harley and Ivy).

** Barry is just an energetic ball of dorkiness considering his love of playgrounds, selfies and working at an ice cream parlor.

* AssPull: [=#FightAtTheMuseum=] has a couple

*** [[https://youtu.be/-MiKew0keSM “You’re Mine”]], Ra’s Al Ghul’s CompellingVoice VillainSong that he uses to control Supergirl through her Red Kryptonite necklace.
*** [[https://youtu.be/wFctRbaaSf8 “Let Me Save You With My Love”]], sung by Hal, Barry, and Garth posing as Bumblebee’s favorite boy band, Up Past 8, as the Superhero Girls try to snap Supergirl out of her brainwashing.

* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: Compared to the minimal advertisement it gets on the US Creator/CartoonNetwork, it gets a lot of promotion on the Latin American feed. It helps that superheroes are very popular there in general.

** The reveal that Catwoman planned for Supergirl to show up alone is since Supergirl is known for fighting with a team and is also far from being the only hero in town, it makes no sense how Catwoman could somehow know Supergirl and only Supergirl would confront her at the museum, and since Catwoman couldn't have possibly been aware of the reasons why Kara didn't call for back up make it look like a ContrivedCoincidence at best.
** The fact Kara doesn't know what Kryptonite is until this episode makes no sense and is given no explanation either, the fact it was on display at a museum and Catwoman both knew what it was and its effects on Kryptonians show that Kryptonite is public knowledge and being one of the few substances on Earth that can hurt her there's honestly no reason Kara shouldn't know what it is.