History YMMV / DCSuperheroGirls2019

* 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 teenager]], which looks about as unnatural as one might expect.

* 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 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 [[MindManipulation 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.

*** [[https://youtu.be/-MiKew0keSM “You’re Mine”]], Ra’s Al Ghul’s MindControl VillainSong that he uses to control Supergirl through her Red Kryptonite necklace.

* BaseBreakingCharacter: Carol Ferris is either liked and [[AlasPoorVillain people feel bad for her situation with Hal]]. Others think she's annoying and don't blame Hal for dumping her (some even miss when she was a hero in the previous iteration).

* WinTheCrowd: Its debut was welcomed for being created by Creator/LaurenFaust, especially as a {{retool}} of ''WesternAnimation/SuperBestFriendsForever'' shorts that had previously failed to be greenlit as its own show in spite of their popularity.

* UnexpectedCharacter: Casey Krinsky is a very, very obscure ComicBook/{{Firestorm|DCComics}} villain. It's safe to say that no one assumed she'd appear at all.

* BrokenBase:
** The ShipTease of Oliver/Zee is this. Some genuinely ship it. Others, at best, find it fine but are still waiting patiently for their more infamous partners (John Constantine and Dinah Lance) to appear. Others, at worst, hate it, find the [[DudeNotFunny Belligerent Sexual Tension awful and/or mean(especially at Zee's expense)]] and are begging Creator/LaurenFaust to put Constantine and Black Canary in.
** 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).

* UnexpectedCharacter: Casey Krinsky is a very, very obscure ComicBook/FirestormDCComics villain. It's safe to say that no one assumed she'd appear at all.

* SeasonalRot: Season 2 to an extent. The animation is more stiff and many major players left the show, including Lauren Faust.

* TakeThatScrappy: "#[=GothamCon=]" has Robin constantly hunted by Harley Quinn for humiliating Barbara, but in the end Harley manages to get Barbara an autographed photo of Robin. How does she do this? By cornering him in a dark alley and threatening his life.
** The show's depiction of the (Tween) Titans is clearly a jab at ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitansGo''.

* UnexpectedCharacter: Casey Krinsky is a very, very obscure ComicBook/{{Firestorm}} villain. It's safe to say that no one assumed she'd appear at all.

* SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped:
** "#[=ShockItToMe=]" has a dropped anvil involving humiliating videos. While it may seem funny to watch one, living through one is ''not''. It is hurtful, even if you think it's funny.
** [=#Frenemies=] gives an aesop not often seen on. When Babs' best friend from Gotham, Harley, transfers to Metropolis, she's excited but her friends are put off by her glaringly obvious faults and when they voice their annoyances of Harley to Babs (via the latter using the Lasso of Truth), she's hurt. In most shows, it would resolve with Babs' friends coming to the conclusion that they misjudged Harley and start being friends. In ''this'' case, Babs learns (with some help from Barry) that she can like both her Metropolis friends and Harley just separately.

* BrokenBase: The ShipTease of Oliver/Zee is this. Some genuinely ship it. Others, at best, find it fine but are still waiting patiently for their more infamous partners (John Constantine and Dinah Lance) to appear. Others, at worst, hate it, find the [[DudeNotFunny Belligerent Sexual Tension awful and/or mean(especially at Zee's expense)]] and are begging LaurenFaust to put Constantine and Black Canary in.
** The changing back to villans 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).

* BaseBreakingCharacter: Carol Ferris is either liked and [[AlasPoorVillan people feel bad for her situation with Hal]]. Others think she's annoying and don't blame Hal for dumping her (some even miss when she was a hero in the previous iteration).

* Base-BreakingCharacter: Carol Ferris is either liked and [[AlasPoorVillan people feel bad for her situation with Hal]]. Others think she's annoying and don't blame Hal for dumping her (some even miss when she was a hero in the previous iteration).

* BrokenBase: The ShipTease of Oliver/Zee is this. Some genuinely ship it. Others, at best, find it fine but are still waiting patiently for their more infamous partners (John Constantine and Dinah Lance) to appear. Others, at worst, hate it, find the [[DudeNotFunny BelligerentSexualTension awful (especially at Zee's expense)]] and are begging LaurenFaust to put Constantine and Black Canary in.

* {{Anvilicious}}: For some people, [[YouGoGirl the emphasis on female empowerment]] can be a bit ''too'' on-the-nose, especially since many beloved male superheroes were given the AdaptationalJerkass or AdaptationalWimp treatment to make the girls look better by comparison.

** In general, many fans feel this way about the male superheroes since as stated under {{Anvilicious}} many suffer AdaptationalJerkass or AdaptationalWimp compared to their female counterparts and in addition to that many are InNameOnly adaptations that follow no previous characterizations the characters have ever had, a good example being Dick Grayson who in the show is a one-dimensional {{Jerkass}} who has really no resemblance to any version of the character, and is more of an amalgam of Jason Todd and Damian Wayne's negative traits.

** Diana is very prone to displaying this type of behavior, typically when she's discovering "World of Man" customs.

** 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 on of the few substances on Earth that can hurt her there's honestly no reason Kara shouldn't know what it is.