Robin, on the other hand, has a costume that's all about seams and padding. When fighting crime on the streets of Gotham it just makes sense to wear protection.
Robin's costume seams imply reinforced stitching and sewn in materials designed to protect the body during street fights or even stop a bullet. Vietti intended this variation between texture and tailoring in the costumes to not only establish the mark of realism needed to match the tone of this brand-new universe, but also to visually differentiate the show from every preceding DC animated project.
Phil Bourassa stated that DC Comics was largely very open to and supportive of his interpretation of the characters and have given them a lot of latitude when it comes to the visual direction of the show. A group picture of the cast taken at the very first recording session. Like most animated series, Young Justice recorded their actors in group sessions, [32] which typically lasted three to four hours.
There were occasions when, due to conflicting schedules, an actor recorded their lines separately. Weisman has described this as one of the most important and fun parts of the process.
Brandon Vietti remarked that circumscribing the number of animation studios was meant to avoid fluctuating quality and consistency, as the more studios are involved in the animation, the higher the risk of inconsistent animation is.
When Weisman and Brandon Vietti approached the group to score the series, they made it clear they did not want a traditional score for the show. Weisman added that the show "was going to play edgier — more like a spy thriller.
Early reports of the show began to surface in late , when an actor who had auditioned for Aqualad tweeted a picture of himself holding artwork of the character. In January of the following year, Stephanie Lemelin announced on her blog that she had been cast as "Arrowette" on "Young Justice League", but she removed the publication shortly afterwards.
On November 26, the first two episodes of the series, " Independence Day " and " Fireworks ", premiered on Cartoon Network as a special one hour event , attracting more than 2. The broadcasting history chart of the first two seasons, showcasing the time elapsed between the airing of each episode and the previous one. The first two seasons of Young Justice were marred with a convoluted and extremely irregular broadcasting history.
Following a nigh two-month gap between the sneak peek and the official premiere of the regular series, Cartoon Network aired the first nine episodes of season one on the Friday afternoon slot from January to March The series was scheduled to return with " Targets " on June 3, [44] but it was postponed for unknown reasons.
The series finally resumed airing in September for nine more episodes, only to be plunged in yet another break after the broadcast of " Secrets ". Three and a half months later, the show returned with " Misplaced ", as a part of the DC Nation programming block in the Saturday morning timeslot. Nearly four months later, CN aired two more episodes in September, but in an inexplicable last minute change that preempted the entire schedule of October, [47] the show was put in another hiatus for three more months, making up roughly seven months in which only two episodes aired.
In January , the remaining 11 episodes of season two aired uninterruptedly. Overall, the first two seasons of Young Justice took two years, three months and 18 days to air all of their 46 episodes.
On January 28, when Young Justice was airing the last episodes of its second season , Cartoon Network announced its fall schedule, which didn't include Young Justice or Green Lantern: The Animated Series as returning series. While this didn't exactly confirm the shows' cancellation, it didn't confirm that they would return eventually either.
Fans organized several campaigns to demonstrate Cartoon Network and Warner Brothers their support for both Young Justice and Green Lantern: TAS , which included donating toys to the Ronald McDonald House Charities, [51] a Facebook page , online petitions, a letter writing campaign , a Fans Tribute video, [52] sending Reach bottles, blue flowers, domino masks, and merchandise receipts to Warner Brothers, [53] and, most notably, eight Twitter campaigns.
Despite the high ratings of Young Justice [78] [79] [80] [81] [82] [83] and its high ranking on iTunes' Top Animation TV Episodes [84] [85] [86] [87] [88] [89] [90] [91] [92] [93] [94] [95] [96] and Top TV Episodes charts, [97] [98] neither Warner Brothers nor Cartoon Network ever officially acknowledged or addressed this wave of fan outcry.
Nevertheless, the fandom's tireless efforts did not go unnoticed. On November 13, an episode of Teen Titans Go! The crossover scenes on Teen Titans GO! During the following months, fan fervor eventually waned, but it never went completely away, as nods and references to the show occasionally resurfaced. Superboy and Miss Martian also appeared in non-speaking roles. In January , The Outhousers. Greg Weisman has gone on record to say that the main reason for the show's cancellation was entirely monetary.
Essentially, due to the box office failure of the Green Lantern movie, Mattel cancelled their entire DC toy line, which included the Young Justice toy line that financed the series. On February 1, when the second season began streaming on Netflix, Brandon Vietti and Greg Weisman galvanized fans to show their support for the show's revival by watching it and buying its merchandise. One day later, a report resurfaced claiming that Netflix was considering reviving Young Justice for a third season based on its viewership numbers.
Following this, Greg Weisman exhorted fans to watch the show repeatedly on Netflix and broaden the fanbase, using the hashtag KeepBingingYJ as the campaign's mission statement. This quickly became a trending topic on Facebook. Several encouraging conversations with Netflix's Customer Service were made public, which fostered optimism and motivation to keep campaigning. During this nine-month campaign, the show trended several times on Netflix. Finally, over three years after the cancellation of Young Justice , on November 7, Warner Brothers issued a press release announcing the production of a third season of the series, with the original showrunners Brandon Vietti and Greg Weisman back at the helm:.
Still Nobody's Sidekick: Warner Bros. While years passed with fans only able to speculate about the show's future, the first two seasons of Young Justice arrived on Netflix in Weisman encouraged fans to watch the show on the streaming service and buy the show on physical media, saying it might help Young Justice get revived. This seems to have worked, as Warner Bros. With a fourth season announced during DC Fandome , the once-canceled Young Justice looks to again have a bright future ahead of it thanks to the love and support of fans.
Zeid Abughazaleh is a late bloomer when it comes to comics as he did not get entranced into the world until the release of Iron Man in After which he was skyrocketed deep into the delves of comic-based entertainment, having an interest in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the Arrowverse, and the DC Animated Movies Universe. In the past, the show has respected character deaths and treated them as permanent, showing the effects such a loss can have on the surviving characters as a whole.
In contrast, this death felt hollow and meaningless in comparison with previous deaths in the series. It initially aired on Cartoon Network in and ran for two seasons until The show had a great balance of relatable teenage characters with relatable teenage issues, while at the same time presenting compelling stories with sometimes dark subject matter.
The show avoided treating its audience like kids and appealed to a core demographic of young adults. Of course, with a near seven-year hiatus, their core demographic got older.
In response, the third and fourth seasons have emulated that growth in maturity both in the storylines and in the characters, all of whom have grown and changed along with their audience.
They are a team of teenage superheroes making them perfect for Young Justice, which is aimed at young people who normally live in the year , but can time travel. This only usually happens when there are timeline issues, so the fact that at least one of them is already in the present is not a good sign.
Several hints have been dropped throughout the series, hinting at possible storylines for future seasons. It would be a missed opportunity not to use him to torment Batman and the rest of the Batman family in what could easily be a multi-episode arc. So Wally died at the end of Young Justice Season 2, and while everyone thought he was gone for good, there could be a very emotional reunion in the upcoming season.
But maybe Young Justice: Phantoms will change our minds and do something completely new. With an entire galaxy and multiverse, anything is possible.
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