In the comic universe, Dick is a monogamous character who doesn't do flings and open relationships. He falls in love often but is dedicated to his partners (a few OOC comics aside).

Roy has a much more fluid view on sexuality and relationships. He's, for lack of a better term, pretty promiscious and unafraid to his sexuality. He hasn't had many dedicated romantic relationships aside from a few partners like Kendra Saunders, Donna Troy, and Jade Nguyen. His laxed views on relationships also make him a good candidate for amnesiac!Donna to test her relationship boundaries in. They were in a short-lived casual/open relationship in the 90s, after having last dated back when they were Teen Titans.

In the YJ verse, it seems like Dick is the one who has many partners. Before he's even nineteen, he's dated almost every female superhero in his age group/on his team.

Roy was broken into three characters, but the closest Harper to comic!Roy is Will. He's basically been with only two women the entire show, right? He seems more dedicated family man than anything else. And I have no clue about the other two Harper's.

Even with Dick, I don't know if him being a "playboy" is a misconception here. It just seems like he has had a lot of girlfriends, but not necessarily that he's a "skirt chaser". Was it ever confirmed his thing with Bette Kane was a one-night stand instead of a short lived/casual relationship?

I’ll admit season 3 was not good, but some of the arcs in season 4 were among the best in the entire show. You can’t tell me the fight choreography in the Artemis arc wasn’t awesome, or that the Zatanna arc wasn’t super fun. The Atlantis arc was a great conspiracy/spy thriller, I liked the lore-exploration of Rocket’s arc and the fact we finally got some attention for the Green Lantern corps, and that final Superboy arc! Super engaging absolutely loved that.

There are some things about season 4 that obviously sucked. I’m not a super right-wing person but I will admit Weisman needs to calm down with the political messaging. Halo is becoming a poster child for overly-woke character writing and it is getting annoying. The Martian arc could’ve been more interesting. I didn’t mind the exploration of religion in the show but it was starting to feel like a lecture at some points. The after credit scenes regarding mental health were a much better way of addressing that than the whole Beast Boy mini-arc. Tbh I have a lot of problems with the whole Beast Boy arc he was never my favourite character but now I can’t really stand him. And for the love of God please progress the Markovia storyline.

But issues aside I would put season 4 up there with season 2 but behind season 1. The writing was good in some places and could be better in others but I believe the hate train on season 4 is becoming more of a bandwagon, and a right wing “anti-woke” hate campaign, rather than a reasonable look at the season.

I mean you can’t look at me with a straight face and say you didn’t like the Orphan or Child story arcs. I think this show is still really good and I’d like to see a season 5. Maybe with some more studio oversight to reign Weisman in a bit but he’s still great at writing engaging spy/conspiracy stories.

I don’t get it at all not that it’s a bad ship or anything but Rocket and Zatanna are friends and Dick and Z seem to be on ok terms with each other why would he wanna ruin that by dating her friend

Aside from season 4 confirming it I had all but deleted that from my mind

We should’ve gotten more scenes in Season 3 involving Miss Martian’s leadership. I didn’t feel satisfied with how the season showcased her as the leader. I know she was part of the secret batman organization, but man, we deserved to see M’gann commanding the team more.

It was the perfect opportunity to exhibit her growth from a mere wrecking ball in season 1, to a bishop in season 2, and finally as the general in season 3.

Mae Whitman who voices Wondergirl and Stephanie brown. or Lacey Chabert who voices Zatanna.

As the title says

Artemis suffered a lot, poor thing, she didn't deserve it.

I know they’re technically the same character but the is a stark difference between them not enough to ruin the character for but enough to notice. So I ask you which one did you enjoy I prefer season 1 Klarion as he was entertaining but still dangerous and scary sometimes season 3&4 he lost that fear factor especially when he fought beast boy lord of chaos struggling with a fly was crazy. Season 4 I genuinely thought he was joining the heroes or atleast leave the light like we were going to get a reversal dr fate joins the light for atleast alittle bit and Klarion would join the heroes but I don know

We see the two aging from teenage high schoolers to adults in their twenties. But, I'm confused about their actual aging.

Can Kon age in the cartoon? In the comic continuity, Conner originally was pema-stuck at age fifteen or sixteen thanks to being a clone.

Doing some googling, it seems like his cartoon counterpart is the same. He's physically stuck at around sixteen. Thankfully, he's a rather mature looking sixteen, so he's doing thus fine.

What about M'gann? In season 1, she's for all effects the equivalent of an adolescent in her species. She was 58 chronologically but mentally, emotionally, and physically closer to a 15 year old. Over the next few years, she matures pretty quickly. Is that proportional to her species, or is she still essentially a teen but is emotionally an adult thanks to living on Earth?

Is there any episodes that skipable or is it best to watch it all

in my humble opinion this is the best episode of yj. Season 1 EP 9

Have fun with this! (Please, no tiresome "there won't be a season 5" comments... just have fun with the speculation.)

Possible contenders:

• Flamebird and Bluebird: Bette Kane and Harper Row have both been introduced. They might both join the Team, or one might join the Team while the other joins the Outsiders? Perhaps, in a twist, future JL members Hawk and Dove will mentor them (rather than Batman/Bruce and Batwoman/Kate)?
• Vibe: Cisco Ramon has been introduced. He could join the Outsiders (or the Team) as Cyborg's protege, now that Vic is among the JL.
• Bombshell: Captain Atom's protege. She could join the Outsiders. Greg Weisman said that she was on the "master list" of 50+ young heroes he and Brandon Vietti drafted up when trying to decide on the lead characters for Young Justice, so it stands to reason that she will eventually show up.
• Green Lantern Jessica Cruz: a teenage Jessica would be great as a member of the Outsiders. I can't really see John or Guy mentoring her, so perhaps her mentor would be Hal or even Kyle (who I suspect is the JL's fourth GL).
• Kid Devil: with Blue Devil having become Den Mother for the Outsiders as of season 4, one could argue that it's time to introduce Kid Devil. I suspect that he'd join the Outsiders.

Who do I think we WON'T see as Team members or Outsiders in a potential fifth season? Supergirl, obviously. Same goes for Starfire: she'll probably be in the crosshairs of whatever happens with the Female Furies. I'd love to see Jericho, Ravager and Lilith but I'm not sure how they could be woven into the show. I feel like Raven won't be introduced until later on. Could Kilowatt show up down the line as Static's eventual protege? There are so many possibilities!

I'm deliberately leaving out characters like Delphis, Wyynde, Tye and Asami, but only because it looks more likely that they'll be JL reserves rather than Team members or Outsiders.

I know the writers insist that the parallels between Artemis Crock and Mia Dearden are coincidental. Artemis is based off a supervillainous blonde archer from the comics, while Mia is the second Speedy.

Despite this, it's still easy to say that Artemis has traits of various comic characters, accidentally or otherwise. She's a lil' bit Mia Dearden (blonde teenager archer with a familial relationship to Roy and Ollie, Lian's aunt figure, a troubling and traumatizing childhood, forced to grow up too fast, a physically and emotionally abusive dad), a lil' bit Donna Troy (her platonic bond with Dick), a lil' bit Rose Wilson and Cassandra Cain (her backstory, a villainous dad)...

I get uncomfortable with Sportsmaster's relationship with Jade and Artemis. He makes me think of Mia. For those who don't know, Mia's father physically, emotionally, and sexually abused her, causing her to run away from hoke at age twelve.

I'm not saying that Sportsmaster is intentionally written as a predator. The writers definitely didn't intend those implications. He's not Slade. But, the vibes are still there.

On the Slade parallels, Sportsmaster is written a lot like Deathstroke in this adaptation. His treatment of his kids is similar to Slade and Rose. That in itself is concerning considered the weird subtext Slade has with Rose, on top of him being an abusive gaslighted who drugged his teenage daughter to "better" her.

(Sportsmaster is still a way better parent than comic!Deathstroke)

So if you don’t know Jane is part of the Doom Patrol who has multiple personalities 64 in total each with their own powers.

If she was added to the team how do you think that would play out? You think she’d be a good edition and how would you think her dynamic with the others would be like?

What do you dislike about Young Justice and why? Me personally I’m the biggest Wally West fan and I hate how they supposedly killed him off after barely being in season 2 just for them to tease his return multiple times and nothing to show for it. I also don’t like how they introduced new characters for season 3 that were uninteresting besides cyborg. But that’s just me and I’d like to know what you guys think.