#young justice outsiders

[littlepikmins]

Alright, so looking into Young Justice Outsiders and Phantoms, I think Bernard being a metahuman in that particular DC universe would make a lot of sense.

Similar events to the comics happen at Louis Grieve High and Tim and Bernard end up going separate ways. However, Bernard doesn't join the pain cult in this universe. Instead, after a terrible fight with his parents (most likely over his sexualit), he runs away from home and ends up being kidnapped by one of the groups trafficking metahumans and is tested for a mete gene. It turns out he does have a meta gene, and they experiment on him to learn more about his abilities.

Eventually, this group is dealt with thanks to the Justice League/Young Justice and this is when Tim sees Bernard again. Tim is Robin at the time, but still approaches Bernard and checks in with him.

Bernard tells Robin then that he currently doesn't have anywhere to go home to as he doesn't want to return to his parents. Robin recommends he stay at a recently built Meta-Human Youth Center in Gotham (funded by the Wayne Foundation, of course).

So Bernard ends up staying there, and Tim stops by to reunite with him as his civilian self this time. While he's there, Tim learns that the staff of the center have decided to keep Bernard in their care permanently for the time being as his powers are unpredictable and hard for him to control.

Cue Tim wanting to help Bernard control his powers and visiting frequently to spend time with him. Then gay TimBer shenanigans ensue.

Also I know in Young Justice there's a Meta-Human Youth Center established in Taos already, but I like the idea of one being in Gotham because I think it would be nice for Duke to visit the center as he is aslo a meta-human learning about his own powers and he meets Bernard.

[nanamis-username]

cheshire 👹

2nd & 3rd ones are from march last year 🫠

[lily-s-world]

You know what I miss? Young Justice.

I miss the weekly episodes, the theories, the character analysis, the constant clowning about Wally being alive. It was one of my favorite shows.

[romancemedia]

Young Justice - Christopher Jones Illustrations

[lirxtix]

[omilkandhoneyteao]

So is Young Justice coming back or- 😂😂😂😂

[superheroes-or-whatever]

Spitfire in Young Justice

[daddychi-01]

Young Justice Headcanon

Dick Grayson took Stephanie and Cass to the Eras Tour and started to cry a little during ‘I Can Do It With A Broken Heart’ because it’s been years since Wally died and Dick still misses him every single day but has to continue as a leader in the hero community.

[is-wally-alive-again-yet]

Wally West has been gone for 11 years.

[championofnyx]

I was rewatching YJ and just noticed the face Artimis makes when Jace and Jeff hint at them sleeping together and, like, Arty, Sis, Queen Sovereign of my Heart, fucking s a m e.

That shit was nasty

[l00ny-m00n]

full body appearance lets gooo 🔥🔥🔥

[zenayade]

I was happy to see season 3 of YOUNG JUSTICE on Netflix.

I'm so happy that my favorite character, kaldur, has a wonderful boyfriend!

[youngjusticerulez]

You know she already fine in season 1 and 2..

BUT THEN THE ANIMATORS BLESSED US WITH THIS HUMAN IN SEASON 3 AND 4

EVEN WHEN SHE'S A CHILD SHE'S ADORABLE

Gurl i swear she's making me question my sexuality rn 😭

But that still doesn't mean I forgive the writers about Wally's death-

[thearcalian]

"Hey, did you know that in the original version of the Judas Contract, Terra really was That Bad?"

Yeah. Those of us who were around back then, at least, are aware. Wolfman and Perez were being dicks on purpose. They wanted her to be hateful, heartless and to die. They wanted the evil inverse of the X-Men's Kitty Pride. This was also to clear the way for Jericho, Slade's second son, to join the Titans. They were not prepared for vast swaths of the fandom to reject that narrative, right from the start. But we did. That's why *every* subsequent version of the character (aside from the non-canonical-by-design Dark Multiverse version, which was the same character given different opportunities) has been softer, starting with Terra II in the 90s who was another person injected with Tara's DNA and, essentially, forced to become (a better version of) her. I could list each version, and if someone wants me to I will, but that's not the point of this post.

The point is, EVERYONE knew it was wrong. Even Wolfman and Perez knew. They just didn't care.

Modern fans who discover OG Tara will point out that Slade sleeping with her was a form of grooming, despite Wolfman claiming otherwise. Which this is a good first step, what people need to consider is that *Tara never should have been that way at all.* Not even if it was entirely Slade's fault, or a result of her being a bastard of the Markovian Royal Family, or some combination of the two. The whole idea was bad from the start. Not just a poorly-executed idea, though it was that too. It was a BAD IDEA. Full stop.

Tara never should have been any kind of spy or traitor at all. Haughty, naughty, feisty, bitchy, edgy? Yes, absolutely. But no worse than that.

The problem of Judas Contract isn't *how* it was done. It's that it was done at all.

And her story will keep getting retold until they GET IT RIGHT. As, to one extent or another, Terra II, New 52 Terra, Earth One Terra, and Young Justice Outsiders animated Terra partially did.

[romancemedia]

♡ENDING WITH A KISS: Miss Martian & Superboy (Young Justice)♡

[lirxtix]

Literally them omg