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Post by AlwaysARanger85 on Jan 3, 2019 19:34:18 GMT -5
well we will know soon enough
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Post by FangZeronos on Jun 13, 2019 17:33:50 GMT -5
Young Justice Outsiders Season 3B trailer dropped. Shows some early Season 3 footage, some new things like Granny Goodness torturing someone who looks to me like Big Barda.
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Post by FangZeronos on Sept 12, 2020 12:53:45 GMT -5
Sorry for reviving a year old dead thread but we finally have new information about Young Justice's 4th season, now offically titled "Phantoms". www.gamespot.com/articles/dcs-young-justice-season-4-official-title-plot-det/1100-6482093/Weisman and Vietti said at SDCC last year that Season 4's going to be more of an "Original Team" focus, meaning Artemis, Kaldur, M'gann, Connor, and Dick, so I'm hoping that there'll be more of an effort to really bring the "Wally's dead, we have to get over it" storyline to a close. Even though I still hold that he isn't dead and is probably in the SpeedForce or an alternate Earth, both concepts that YJ has never tackled in ten years. It's probably going to be making the move from DC Universe to HBO Max like Harley Quinn and Doom Patrol did. I'm excited for the 4th season as I've loved the other two, but thanks to the pandemic, things have been slow going. It'll be a bit before any more news is out, but at least we finally have something.
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Post by FangZeronos on Oct 8, 2021 13:00:37 GMT -5
It's been well over a year since the last post in the thread, but screw it. No point in doing a new thread.
WIth DC FanDome right around the corner, we got some new art for season 4.
I'm very freaking excited. M'gann looks great with the White Martian look and the red hair like seasons 1 and 2, Rocket and Zatanna being on the poster gives me hope that they'll get more to do since Rocket didn't have any lines in last season and Zatanna was in one ep as a focal point. Since this season's supposed to be more "Original Team" focused, I'm glad to see the latecomers in season 1 be counted. I just want a release date! XD
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Post by xman on Oct 8, 2021 17:36:28 GMT -5
Looks nice.
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Post by FangZeronos on Oct 15, 2021 19:37:35 GMT -5
Another bit of teaser art released before FanDome tomorrow.
M'gann, Connor, and Gar with Mars in the background, possibly M'gann's brother, M'comm in the corner. Green Martian royalty, and new Red Martians being introduced? Which is hilarious to me since I jokingly did Red Martians in an old Young Justice RPG on a different board years ago, and it looks like the Red is militaristic?
At this point, I can't wait for tomorrow. If the October 21st premier date rumor is true, I will be so damn happy.
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Post by FangZeronos on Oct 16, 2021 15:18:16 GMT -5
Offical trailer. And the first two episodes have dropped on HBO Max TODAY. New episodes airing on Thursdays just like Titans and Doom Patrol.
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Post by zarius on Oct 19, 2021 10:19:59 GMT -5
Greg wrote the 2022 animated movie Catwoman: Hunted. He says that while the movie is standalone, a 'version of events' is canon to the Earth of this show and not to miss it if you're a completist. He also confirms episodes will drop until December 30th, after which the remaining back-half of the season will drop in spring 2022 The show has not been recommissioned as of yet, the only way it can be is if fans support all the seasons on HBO Max www.s8.org/gargoyles/askgreg/search.php?rid=1236
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Post by FangZeronos on Oct 21, 2021 10:07:04 GMT -5
So the first three episodes are out. Two aired Saturday after FanDome and the third dropped today. Honestly, the seasons' been great so far. Animation's been more fluid thanks to it being only one studio, Studio Mir. Not as choppy or wasted space like a lot of last season. The overarching theme of these three episodes has been abandoning your family as well as racism and dealing with it in ways that try and work through it which is a heavy subject for any show to deal with, let alone an animated series that started out on Cartoon Network, even though it's been in the show since the first season with M'gann talking about it. There's three different Martian "races", the G'aruun (Greens), A'ashenn (Whites), and B'lahden (Reds). There's also Y'ellwn, but that's just a single person. Greens hate Whites, Whites just want acceptance, and Reds are the "government" I suppose, with a REd Martian King and Queen who were trying for change to bring everyone closer together and stamp out old prejudices. Since I'm diving into the main plot of each episode, I'll hit a spoiler tag! Episode 1 "Inhospitable", sees M'gann, Connor, Gar, and J'onn heading to Mars on a three month trip. A month there, a month on planet, and a month returning back to Earth. They're going to Mars to get married in a traditional Martian ceremony. We meet M'gann's sister, M'ree M'orrz, who's changed her name to Em'ree J'onzz because she was ashamed to have White Martian relatives in her own mother, sister, and brother. We also meet M'gann's parents, J'ann and M'att. M'att is voiced by longtime Martian Manhunter voice actor Carl Lumbly which I love. We see first hand the hostilities that M'gann dealt with as a kid growing up for being a White Martian in a mostly Green society, and we also kind of humorously learn that M'gann running around like Marie Logan's Megan character from TV is basically just permanent Cosplay since we see a lot of Martians running around like Superboy, Stargirl, Geo-Force, and a few other Outsiders. It's really kind of funny.
Episode 2 "Needful" deals with the cliffhanger of the first episode, the new Zeta-Tube exploding and seemingly killing J'onn. J'onn was working with Em'ree to build it, in order to cut down on the time to get to Mars and Earth if something happens on either planet. He's alive as the transport happened before the Tube exploded, leaving him stranded back on the Watchtower waiting for the Javelin to return to Earth with Steel. We're introduced to Prince J'emm, a Red Martian that wants to find out who killed his father and why. He enlists Connor and Gar to help him, and they willingly accept. While Connor and Gar are investigating the kind's death, M'gann is dealing with her brother, M'comm, who we were introduced to last season as sort of a terrorist who thinks Whites should be the only Martian race. They talk and M'comm admitted taht he was jealous of M'gann being able to leave and that he looked up to his sister, saying she abandoned him.
After all of that, Connor, M'gann, and Gar meet with S'yra S'tixx, the single Y'ellown Martian. She's sort of a spiritual leader/wedding officiator, so she helps get them ready for upcoming wedding. In the middle of it, though, and explosion rocks the cave that they're sailing down, and M'gann goes to investigate what happened after picking up on a psychic mind-touch. The touch was Saturn Girl from the Legion of Superheroes. She, along with Chameleon Boy and Phantom Girl, have been watching M'gann and Connor, trying to stop "Something". THat "SOmething" turns out to be a gene bomb given to M'comm by DeSaad and Darkseid as payment for "Services rendered on Orion" last season.
Episode 3, "Volatile", has M'gann, Em'ree, J'ann, and S'yra working to build a canopy out of crystals for the wedding. The four women get it done, but in the middle of transport, M"gann and Em'ree start to argue, causing it to shatter. M'gann calls her sister out for treating her and M'comm different, and M'gann admitted taht her normal Martian form was never who she felt like on the inside, telling her sister that Em'ree didn't care enough about her because she wanted to stay popular with the other Greens. J'ann admits that when M'gann shapeshifted back into her natural form, that it felt "Psychically false" just like all the times that M'gann changed her appearance to look Green were false, and that the form M'gann's taken now, the one on the posters, is her true Martian form because that's how she feels more comfortable. I like that M'gann's struggle with her identity is sort of similar to a trans story, the person you are on the outside isn't who you know you are inside. And it's handled amazingly over the course of the series as a whole, with M'gann being afraid to share that she's a White Martian in the first season to slowly accepting it in the second, to full acceptance of her "true self" in season 3 with just the White skin in her hero form.
Connor, Gar, M'att, and Prince J'emm, along with B'arrz O'oom, the Green Beetle from season 2, work to create the "Altar" for the wedding by using stones from the lava flows under the city. Garfield, unfortunately, keeps seeing images of Geo-Force threatening to kill them. It's because of all of the psychic attacks they took in the first episode, leaving mental bruising that took it's toll on Gar. He runs off with Connor, having though Geo-Force was trying to kill him, and takes off for the surface. The other three men find Connor unconscious since his oxygen tank was punctured and he couldn't breathe, and J'emm takes off to find Gar. Gar's basicially having a mental breakdown thanks to all of the attacks, and someone he thinks was M'gann steps in to heal his mind. It wasn't M'gann, though. It was Saturn Girl, breaking the "don't interfere" clause the Legion deals with. We find out it's basically because Gar's been under so much stress and loss, between his mom, Rita Farr (Elastigirl), Wally's "Death", and now heading the Outsiders as his new family, and Geo-Force betraying that family, and Gar finally had enough and it nearly caused a lot of problems.
I'm really enjoying how these season's going so far. We've also got little end-credits scenes that flesh out and fill in more characters taht aren't the focus. Episode 1 gave us a counseling session with Halo, Harper, and Black Canary where Halo admits they need to find out who they truly are and that it's probably time to stop acting like Gabrielle can influence them. (BTW I love Halo. They're my favorite character out of last season, and they're another journey I've had fun exploring.) THe second episode had a voice-mail from Perdita, telling Gar everything that's happened and that she needs him back to help because she's stressed out and overwhelmed. 3 gave us a funny one with Superman talking to Lois on the phone about Jon, who would be about a year or so old at this point, and that she thinks his powers are kicking in. THe last thing we hear is "Are his eyes glowing? Lois! CYBORG I NEED A BOOM TUBE NOW!" as he flies off. This turned out way longer then I thought it would! 10 episodes left in this half of the season!
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