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Young Justice Discussion Thread
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Production Credits
| Title | Year | Co-production(s) | Client | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Legend of Korra[3] | 2012–2014 | Ginormous Madman Productions Nickelodeon Animation Studio | Nickelodeon | Animation services for all episodes (except episodes 13–18 and 21). |
| Black Dynamite | 2012 | Williams Street | Adult Swim | Animation services for episode 5. |
| The Boondocks[3][4] | 2014 | Sony Pictures Television | Adult Swim | Animation services for season 4. |
| Voltron: Legendary Defender[3] | 2016–2018 | DreamWorks Animation Television World Events Productions | Netflix | Main animation studio. |
| Lego Elves: Secrets of Elvendale[3] | 2017 | The Lego Group | Netflix | Main production studio. |
| Young Justice: Outsiders | 2019 | Warner Bros. Animation DC Entertainment | DC Universe | Animation services for episodes 12 and 16. |
| Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts[5] | 2020 | DreamWorks Animation Television | Netflix | Main animation studio. |
| Dota: Dragon's Blood[6] | 2021 | Kaiju Boulevard Valve | Netflix | Main production studio. |
What? no news?
that flew right over my head
You bumled a thread that hasnt had traffic since March and all you have is an emoji. What's the purpose? In a young justice thread i would hope somebody had some news on the show. When is the new season dropping, story details etc. Not just some random emoji. What are you 12 years old or something?
i'm gonna let your insult slide
look at post 107,there is news in it that i was responding to
Did you not see the post stating that the new season is wrapping up? All episodes have been voice recorded.
New season coming up.
New season coming up.
Oh. You shouldve quoted that then.
Season 3 came out 7 years later and had to account for bringing voice actors back, making shit relevant to today tech and societal norms, production companies, new timelines, and introducing the entire DC Universe in their storylines. Man I'm happy with the product. What didn't you like about season 3?(don't tell me it was Black Lighting sleeping with the white devil) By the way my favorite ep of last season was Tryptich.
Young Justice: Phantoms - Greg Weisman Offers Season 4 Prod Update
With Young Justice: Phantoms set to share a preview on October 16 at DC FanDome, writer/producer Greg Weisman offered an update on Season 4.
bleedingcool.com
Young Justice: Phantoms - Greg Weisman Offers Season 4 Prod Update
With Young Justice: Phantoms set to share a preview on October 16 at DC FanDome, writer/producer Greg Weisman offered an update on Season 4.bleedingcool.com
They need to drop that trailer already.
Im expecting them to frop a trailer at the end the year and drop it at the beginning of next year around February or March. No,way they'll wait til the summer to premiere it.
I'm thinking during DC fan zone next month because Titans season 3 is ending soon.
What was so awful about season 3 after being gone for 6 years?
These guys do a much better job than I ever could explaining why it SUCKED.
I agree with pretty much everything they said.
I see his point but we still rocked with it.
I will also watch season 4 but with low expectations.
Y'all might find me in here ranting again.
Haha.
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Damn! People really put a lot of thought into a cartoon. I just watch the shit and enjoy the action. I follow the characters but not microscopically. I like character development, but I won't be too disappointed about not having it. I just want the character to fit into the narrative. Have some type of powers or be really good at fighting, like Batman.
this...
Essentially what I got is if the show was longer or more episodes, introducing the entire DC catalog would make for better pacing in storytelling and character development. However, the format is made where they have time pass between episodes lends to every character is growing, plotting or fighting behind the scenes. I like this because it doesn't rely on Batman, Superman, Flash or Wonder Woman carrying the show like almost every DC cartoon. Plus, every character they introduce I like to look back into that characters history.
I'm glad they're going back to the original cast instead of that bullshit they tried to pull in season 3.
October 21 i seen
'Young Justice: Phantoms': Showrunners Tease What to Expect From Season 4, Along With Exclusive Key Art
LIZ SHANNON MILLER OCTOBER 08, 2021
Young Justice fans have waited long enough — the fourth season of the animated series is now set to premiere soon. Known as Young Justice: Phantoms, the new season will continue exploring the lives of not-old heroes including Superboy, Zatanna, and Nightwing, focusing on the core cast more when it makes its HBO Max debut.
Below, Collider is exclusively premiering the show's new key art, but in addition, showrunners Brandon Vietti and Greg Weisman were kind enough to, via email, answer our own Rafael Motamayor's questions about what fans might anticipate about the new season — including how the team dynamics might change after Season 3, what might be in store for Halo and Violet, and why secrets will always be an important part of the storytelling. (Don't worry, though — as you'll see, there's no danger of spoilers.)
Last season significantly expanded the cast, even showing the next generation or two. How will the next season handle such a large ensemble?
GREG WEISMAN: We expand the cast with every season, always introducing new young heroes. (It’s not called Young Justice for nothing!) But, as always, we don’t attempt to give every character full coverage in every season. The needs of story and the growth of our original core cast of heroes (now going by Nightwing, Aquaman, Superboy, Miss Martian, Tigress, Zatanna and Rocket) dictate which other characters — new and old — we’ll focus on.
BRANDON VIETTI: From the beginning, we set out to use the entire DC Universe as a backdrop and a catalyst of evolution for our core characters. Each new character introduced has a unique story that helps us further explore the reaches of the DC Universe and the depths of all characters involved. Using the literal passage of time to introduce new generations of young characters gives our series a unique method of showing real growth and that’s something we continue to have fun within Season 4.
We also saw the Suicide Squad in the previous season — can we expect them to return?
WEISMAN: Well, here’s the… plan… WAIT A MINUTE! You can’t trick us that easily! NO SPOILERS!
Now that the teams have come clean to one another, will there be more covert teams in the next season? How will the spotlight change the team dynamics?
WEISMAN: This season focuses more on individual character dynamics than on League/Team/Outsiders politics. But we will see a bit of each of these squads (among others), and covert action is always an important part of the Young Justice dynamic.
VIETTI: Coming clean doesn’t always mean staying clean. We always find reasons for characters to engage in more secrets and lies that complicate both hero life and private life. And it’s through complications and covert actions that we learn the most about our characters and their evolving dynamics with each other.
Last season ended on a huge cliffhanger with the Legion of Superheroes reveal. How much can we expect to see of the iconic team?
VIETTI: We wouldn’t call last season’s ending a cliffhanger. I think that word’s meaning has been stretched to include any intriguing thing not thoroughly revealed before a season ends. But obviously, we wouldn’t drop in the Legion ring without a plan to follow up on it—
WEISMAN: And follow up we do. Beyond that… NO SPOILERS!
Halo was a pretty big part of the last season, and we still don’t know much about their powers. Is that something that will be explored further?
WEISMAN: We definitely have more to explore about Halo and Violet Harper in the coming season.
VIETTI: I think Violet’s journey has really resonated throughout our crew in various ways over the past two seasons. It’s rare to find a character that can spark growth and change in us as the writers and artists just as much as we can craft change for them. Violet is such a character.
Jack Kirby's Fourth World has been a big inspiration for the show as a whole, and we saw Metron in Season 3. What can you tease about that world in Season 4?
WEISMAN: We could tease a lot but… NO SPOILERS!
VIETTI: I’m not above teasing. We always build on what we establish in past seasons. So Fourth World fans have plenty to look forward to and even more to be surprised about.
LIZ SHANNON MILLER OCTOBER 08, 2021
Young Justice fans have waited long enough — the fourth season of the animated series is now set to premiere soon. Known as Young Justice: Phantoms, the new season will continue exploring the lives of not-old heroes including Superboy, Zatanna, and Nightwing, focusing on the core cast more when it makes its HBO Max debut.
Below, Collider is exclusively premiering the show's new key art, but in addition, showrunners Brandon Vietti and Greg Weisman were kind enough to, via email, answer our own Rafael Motamayor's questions about what fans might anticipate about the new season — including how the team dynamics might change after Season 3, what might be in store for Halo and Violet, and why secrets will always be an important part of the storytelling. (Don't worry, though — as you'll see, there's no danger of spoilers.)
Last season significantly expanded the cast, even showing the next generation or two. How will the next season handle such a large ensemble?
GREG WEISMAN: We expand the cast with every season, always introducing new young heroes. (It’s not called Young Justice for nothing!) But, as always, we don’t attempt to give every character full coverage in every season. The needs of story and the growth of our original core cast of heroes (now going by Nightwing, Aquaman, Superboy, Miss Martian, Tigress, Zatanna and Rocket) dictate which other characters — new and old — we’ll focus on.
BRANDON VIETTI: From the beginning, we set out to use the entire DC Universe as a backdrop and a catalyst of evolution for our core characters. Each new character introduced has a unique story that helps us further explore the reaches of the DC Universe and the depths of all characters involved. Using the literal passage of time to introduce new generations of young characters gives our series a unique method of showing real growth and that’s something we continue to have fun within Season 4.
We also saw the Suicide Squad in the previous season — can we expect them to return?
WEISMAN: Well, here’s the… plan… WAIT A MINUTE! You can’t trick us that easily! NO SPOILERS!
Now that the teams have come clean to one another, will there be more covert teams in the next season? How will the spotlight change the team dynamics?
WEISMAN: This season focuses more on individual character dynamics than on League/Team/Outsiders politics. But we will see a bit of each of these squads (among others), and covert action is always an important part of the Young Justice dynamic.
VIETTI: Coming clean doesn’t always mean staying clean. We always find reasons for characters to engage in more secrets and lies that complicate both hero life and private life. And it’s through complications and covert actions that we learn the most about our characters and their evolving dynamics with each other.
Last season ended on a huge cliffhanger with the Legion of Superheroes reveal. How much can we expect to see of the iconic team?
VIETTI: We wouldn’t call last season’s ending a cliffhanger. I think that word’s meaning has been stretched to include any intriguing thing not thoroughly revealed before a season ends. But obviously, we wouldn’t drop in the Legion ring without a plan to follow up on it—
WEISMAN: And follow up we do. Beyond that… NO SPOILERS!
Halo was a pretty big part of the last season, and we still don’t know much about their powers. Is that something that will be explored further?
WEISMAN: We definitely have more to explore about Halo and Violet Harper in the coming season.
VIETTI: I think Violet’s journey has really resonated throughout our crew in various ways over the past two seasons. It’s rare to find a character that can spark growth and change in us as the writers and artists just as much as we can craft change for them. Violet is such a character.
Jack Kirby's Fourth World has been a big inspiration for the show as a whole, and we saw Metron in Season 3. What can you tease about that world in Season 4?
WEISMAN: We could tease a lot but… NO SPOILERS!
VIETTI: I’m not above teasing. We always build on what we establish in past seasons. So Fourth World fans have plenty to look forward to and even more to be surprised about.
First two Eps dropped today. Thoughts?
Damn I totally forgot it was supposed to drop today. It isn't showing up on my Sonarr for some reason but I was able to find the episodes and download them manually.