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* [[Maggie Q]] as [[Diana Prince / Wonder Woman]]
* [[Maggie Q]] as [[Wonder Woman]]
* [[Marina Sirtis]] as [[Queen Bee (comics)|Queen Bee]]<ref name="twitter2">{{cite tweet|last=Sirtis|first=Marina|authorlink=Marina Sirtis|user=Marina_Sirtis|number=881184895757766656|date=July 1, 2017 |title=Happy to announce that I will be voicing Queen Bee in Young Justice 3 later this month. #YJ3|accessdate=September 7, 2018|archiveurl=http://archive.is/qdFLM|archivedate=September 7, 2018 |deadurl=no}}</ref>
* [[Marina Sirtis]] as [[Queen Bee (comics)|Queen Bee]]<ref name="twitter2">{{cite tweet|last=Sirtis|first=Marina|authorlink=Marina Sirtis|user=Marina_Sirtis|number=881184895757766656|date=July 1, 2017 |title=Happy to announce that I will be voicing Queen Bee in Young Justice 3 later this month. #YJ3|accessdate=September 7, 2018|archiveurl=http://archive.is/qdFLM|archivedate=September 7, 2018 |deadurl=no}}</ref>
* [[Mark Rolston]] as [[Lex Luthor]]
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Young Justice: Outsiders
Season 3
File:Young Justice - Outsiders logo.jpg
Starring
No. of episodes9
Release
Original networkDC Universe
Original releaseJanuary 4, 2019 (2019-01-04) –
present (present)
Season chronology
List of episodes

Young Justice: Outsiders is the third season of the American animated superhero series Young Justice, developed by Brandon Vietti and Greg Weisman. The series follows the lives of teenage superheroes and sidekicks who are members of a covert operation group, referred to simply as "The Team", that acts as a young counterpart to the famous adult team, the Justice League. The third season focuses on the Team battling metahuman trafficking as, after the events of season two, where the Reach revealed the existence of the metagene, various nations and organizations have started participating in such activities; it also features the superhero team Outsiders.

Young Justice originally aired on Cartoon Network for two seasons from 2010 to 2013, before being cancelled due to low toy sales and Mattel pulling funding. Following a strong fan campaign and high viewership ratings on Netflix, the series was officially renewed for a third season by Warner Bros. in November 2016. Development on Outsiders began the next month. By July 2017, it was split into two separate sections/arcs which both consist of thirteen episodes, making a total of twenty-six for the whole season.

The season premiered on January 4, 2019,[1] on DC's new digital platform, DC Universe, for a total of 26 episodes.[2]

Episodes

This first letter of each episode spells out a hidden message: "Prepare the Anti-Life Equation".

See also: List of Young Justice episodes
No.
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season		Title [3]Directed byWritten byOriginal release date [4]
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471"Princes All"Christopher BerkeleyGreg WeismanJanuary 4, 2019 (2019-01-04)
Two years after the Reach's defeat, metahuman trafficking has reached galactic levels, but the Justice League is unable to intercede due to U.N. Secretary General Lex Luthor hindering their efforts. Recognizing the restrictions, Batman, Green Arrow, their respective proteges on the Team, among others resign in a pre-planned move to operate as vigilantes again. Black Lightning also resigns, but only to recover from an incident on Rann weeks earlier. Days later, the King and Queen of Markovia announce their plans to help end metahuman trafficking, but are assassinated by a metahuman; placing Markovia under martial law under the Queen's brother, Baron DeLamb, serving as Regent until the eldest son, Crown Prince Gregor, turns 18. Gregor's younger brother, Brion, wants to form a team that can continue his parents' mission and learns from royal physician Dr. Jace that he tested positive for the meta-gene. Nightwing and Oracle discover that the traffickers' labs are using a tar-like substance from Markovia and recruit Superboy and Tigress to help infiltrate the country. Dick also asks Black Lightning to join, but Pierce is hesitant due to his guilt over his actions and fluctuating abilities. Despite these, he ultimately agrees to join.
482"Royal We"Mel ZwyerAndrew RobinsonJanuary 4, 2019 (2019-01-04)
The Justice League announces the resignation of several members in response to the U.N.'s restrictions. Baron DeLamb declares that vigilante heroes are unwelcome in Markovia, just as Dick's team arrives in the country to investigate the metahuman trafficking syndicate, "Bedlam". Nightwing and Tigress go undercover at the king's pre-coronation party while Superboy and Black Lightning go underground to find the labs. Prince Brion is at odds with his brother over their uncle becoming regent and plans to activate his meta-gene to save his country with the help of geneticist Dr. Simon Ecks. Superboy and Black Lightning find the captive meta-children, but are attacked by Count Vertigo and Plasmus. Despite sustaining injuries, Black Lightning manages to escape while Superboy is captured and brought back to the lab. Ecks shows the metahuman trafficking lab to a horrified Brion before Vertigo knocks him out and has him thrown into a pod. Vertigo leaves to report back to his superior, leaving Dr. Jace to arrive and activate the prince's pod. Meanwhile, Tigress rescues a young Quraci metahuman who was nearly buried by Bedlam thugs before her powers brought her back to life with no memory of what happened to her.
493"Eminent Threat"Christopher BerkeleyBrandon ViettiJanuary 4, 2019 (2019-01-04)
Tigress and Black Lightning head to the hospital to rescue Superboy, with some assistance from the girl Tigress saved, nicknamed "Halo". Dick discovers that Dr. Jace activated Brion's meta-gene to oppose Bedlam's leader, Baron DeLamb a.k.a Baron Bedlam. While the Baron is able to kidnap the trafficked children, Dick's team is able to save Dr. Jace and Brion, who starts experiencing his geokinetic powers. DeLamb, having taken security footage from the lab, tries to frame Brion for his crimes; leading the latter to violently and publicly attack the former, revealing the Baron as a metahuman. Superboy manages to defeat Baron Bedlam as Gregor easily sees through his uncle's lies and has the traitor arrested. However, he's forced to banish Brion from Markovia because of what metahuman affairs have wrought on their family, though he asks Superboy to take care of him in his place. Black Lightning's powers return after witnessing a raging Plasmus kill Halo, but her passive healing factor allows her to survive. Black Lightning manages to free Plasmus from Bedlam's control, but a frightened bystander shoots and kills him. Superboy and Brion regroup with Nightwing and the others to plan their next move.
504"Private Security"Vinton HueckMichael VogelJanuary 11, 2019 (2019-01-11)
While Halo, Brion and Dr. Jace settle into America, Dick recruits the Harpers for a mission tracking down more metahuman traffickers in exchange for helping Will with a gig at his private security company. The four are assigned to protect a shipment of high tech VR goggles that is soon hijacked by Brick and his thugs. While Dick and the Harpers try to retrieve the shipment, Will gives Dick advice to start a new team to protect the metahuman kids. Elsewhere, during a yearly reunion between Zatanna and Zatara (who is still the host for Doctor Fate), Artemis tries to connect with Halo; in the process learning from Fate that an "old soul" seems to be inhabiting the young girl's body. Back in Happy Harbor meanwhile, Connor gives Brion pointers on adjusting to non-royal life; essentially becoming his mentor after seeing a younger version of himself in the young prince.
515"Away Mission"Mel ZwyerNicole DubucJanuary 11, 2019 (2019-01-11)
Dick gathers his new team together in Happy Harbor to evaluate Brion and Halo to decide how to best help them. They start training them in using their powers and agree to help Brion find his missing sister, Tara. Meanwhile, M'Gann and the Team are recruited by Bear to investigate an incident on New Genesis, where someone impersonating Orion has been attacking the Bug hives. M'Gann discovers that the Orion impersonator is her brother, M'Comm (now calling himself Ma'alefa'ak), who is trying to get the Bugs to attack the New Gods. M'Gann stops him, but a young Bug named Forager, who requested the Team's help, is banished from the hive. M'Gann offers him asylum on Earth.
526"Rescue Op"Vinton HueckJoshua Hale FialkovJanuary 11, 2019 (2019-01-11)
When an assassination bears signs of potentially involving Tara, Brion recruits Halo and Forager to go to Infinity Island with him to confront the League of Shadows and find her. Upon arriving on the island, they encounter Sensei, who quickly defeats them. Fortunately, Dick and the others soon arrive to rescue them. Sensei and several assassins try to foil their escape, but Ra's al Ghul arrives and allows them to depart. Brion demands the return of his sister, but Ra's reveals that the Shadows are no longer on Infinity Island or under his control since he's no longer part of the Light. As they depart, a young ninja with Ra's seems to recognize Dick, which pleases him. On their way back home, Artemis and Dick reveal that Barbara has discovered Halo's real identity: Gabrielle Daou, a Quraci refugee who was working at the Markovian palace. Halo, experiencing a memory of being mistreated by the Markovians, denies this and proclaims her name is "Violet"; a name Brion had given her after seeing her violet healing aura.
537"Evolution"Christopher BerkeleyBrandon ViettiJanuary 18, 2019 (2019-01-18)

Vandal Savage's daughter, Cassandra, reads a diary recounting his history. It details how Savage became immortal, his first encounter with Darkseid, and his first time defeating Starro. In the present, an alien armada threatens Earth, forcing Savage to confront them with the Warworld. He soon learns that the armada is being controlled by Starro and goes to face his ancient foe. Meanwhile, in Happy Harbor, Dick, Artemis and Connor train and bond with Brion, Violet and Forager; giving them their supersuits and codenames. Violet chooses Halo, the name Artemis gave her when they first met. Brion christens himself Geo-Force, after the name Dr. Jace gave his family's power. Forager stays with his own name. Halo also discovers a new power, a green aura that creates illusionary duplicates, when it duplicates her physical self. Elsewhere, Jefferson takes Dr. Jace on a date.

The episode is dedicated in memory of Miguel Ferrer, the voice of Vandal Savage in seasons 1 and 2, who died from throat cancer on January 19, 2017. Because of Miguel Ferrer's death, the role of Vandal Savage was recast to David Kaye.
548"Triptych"Mel ZwyerPeter DavidJanuary 18, 2019 (2019-01-18)
This episode presents three stories told by Nightwing, Robin and Aquaman. First, Dick recounts to Barbara how his team confronted Cheshire, Shade, Mist and Livewire for information regarding the League of Shadows. Cheshire claims they're currently operating out of Santa Prisca before escaping with Shade. Second, Robin reports to Batman that he, Spoiler, Arrowette, and Orphan were tracking Clayface disguised as Jervis Tetch in order to find the real Tetch. Though they catch up to him, the Mad Hatter escapes with a young man he was experimenting on. Third, Kaldur reports to Wonder Woman about a prison transport, wherein Sportsmaster escaped with a metahuman prisoner. All three stories are revealed to be related, as all of the heroes were working together with Batman. They inform Diana that Sportsmaster released Shade, so Tetch could inject him with nano-tech that made him more susceptible to manipulation before being turned over to Cheshire. All of this was part of a metahuman trafficking ring run by Simon Stagg, who is arrested for his crimes. While in his cell, he's visited by Shade. Wonder Woman criticizes the others for their covert actions, fearing that they may be starting to cross the line.
559"Home Fires"Vinton HeuckGreg WeismanJanuary 18, 2019 (2019-01-18)
Nightwing's team comes under attack when Lobo arrives on Earth under a contract to kill Forager. The team rush to his defense, but despite their best efforts, the bounty hunter appears to succeed and kill Forager. However, after he departs, Forager reveals he had shed his exoskeleton to fool Lobo. Meanwhile, in Central City, Iris hosts a playgroup for all the children of the heroes with families, accompanied by their parents. Unbeknownst to her, Ocean Master has leased the house across the street to observe them; planning on killing everyone in the West family home to eliminate the next generation of heroes out of revenge. However, he is stopped and killed by Lady Shiva to prevent him from interfering in the Light's plans. In the end, the Light (now consisting of Vandal Savage, Lex Luthor, Queen Bee, Klarion and new members Deathstroke, Ultra Humanite and Granny Goodness) is revealed to have been behind the attack on Forager to confirm that Nightwing has assembled a new covert team of heroes; which they see as a potential threat to their operations. Granny informs them that Apokolips has a plan in place to deal with them.
5610"Exceptional Human Beings"Christopher BerkeleyFrancisco ParedesJanuary 25, 2019 (2019-01-25)
5711"Another Freak"Mel ZwyerMae CatJanuary 25, 2019 (2019-01-25)
5812"Nightmare Monkeys"UnknownUnknownJanuary 25, 2019 (2019-01-25)
5913"True Heroes"UnknownUnknownJanuary 25, 2019 (2019-01-25)
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6014"Influence"TBDTBDJune 2019 (2019-06)
6115"Leverage"TBDTBD2019 (2019)
6216"Illusion of Control"TBDTBD2019 (2019)
6317"First Impression"TBDTBD2019 (2019)
6418"Early Warning"TBDTBD2019 (2019)
6519"Elder Wisdom"TBDTBD2019 (2019)
6620"Quiet Conversations"TBDTBD2019 (2019)
6721"Unknown Factors"TBDTBD2019 (2019)
6822"Antisocial Pathologies"TBDTBD2019 (2019)
6923"Terminus"TBDTBD2019 (2019)
7024"Into the Breach"TBDTBD2019 (2019)
7125"Overwhelmed"TBDTBD2019 (2019)
7226"Nevermore"TBDTBD2019 (2019)

Cast and characters

Main article: List of Young Justice characters

The Outsiders

The Team

Batman, Inc

Others

Production

Cancellation and revival

In January 2013, Cartoon Network had meetings with potential clients and promotional partners in which they announced their 2013–14 programming lineup with Young Justice being absent.[11] A Warner Bros. Animation representative confirmed in an interview with Newsarama the cancellation of both Young Justice and Green Lantern: The Animated Series, with the DC Nation block replacing the series with Teen Titans Go! and Beware the Batman.[12] While a fan-campaign was created in the hopes of financing continuations for both shows, Warner Bros. halted the campaign in May as they did not believe the goal could be reached.[13]

In December 2013, Kevin Smith and Paul Dini claimed in an episode of Smith's podcast Fatman on Batman, that Young Justice was cancelled due to the program's high female viewership, as network executives did not believe girls would buy toys based on the show.[14] Greg Weisman however denied this rumor and in a January 2016 episode of "The Hip-Hop Nerd" podcast, revealed the real reason why it was canceled. The show's funding was based on a toy deal with the toy company Mattel and due to low toy-sales, Mattel pulled the funding. With no other source of income to replace the money Mattel provided, the series was effectively canceled.[15]

The possibility of Young Justice revived first occurred in early February 2016 when the series' second season was released on Netflix, with Weisman urging fans to watch all episodes "over and over" or buy the Blu-rays if they wished for a third season.[16] Weisman later clarified that while neither Warner Bros. or Netflix had expressed interest in picking up the show for a third season, high viewership on Netflix could motivate Warner Bros. into renewing the show.[17] During June, Weisman revealed that the possibility of Young Justice being renewed was "very real" but noted that fans needed to keep the show trending in order to convince Warner and Netflix of its potential.[18]

On November 7, 2016, it was officially confirmed by Sam Register, president of Warner Bros. Animation and Warner Digital Series, that Young Justice was renewed for a third season, stating that the dedicated fanbase and "[its] rallying cry for more episodes" resonated with them. It was also confirmed that Weisman and Brandon Vietti would be returning as showrunners.[19][20]

Development and writing

Weisman revealed in December 2016, that he and Vietti had already started working on the show's third season, and that the series would pick up story elements from the first two seasons, as well as the tie-in comic series.[21] On February 27, 2017, Phil Bourassa—lead character designer of Young Justice—revealed that he had begun working on the third season.[22] A week later, he revealed that some scripts had already been completed.[23] On April 25, it was announced that the show's third season would be titled Young Justice: Outsiders and would debut on DC's new digital service.[24] In late May, it was revealed that Chris Copeland joined the crew as a storyboard artist.[25]

Outsiders had its own panel at San Diego Comic-Con International 2017 in July 21.[26] During the panel, which was presented by Weisman, Vietti and Bourassa, they revealed that the first 12 scripts had already been finalized, ten were still being written and four more had not been started yet; this brought the total number of episodes for Outsiders to 26. The team's current roster was also revealed, consisting of: Static, Kid Flash, Robin, Wonder Girl, Spoiler, Blue Beetle, Beast Boy, and Arsenal as well as new characters Arrowette and Thirteen. It was also revealed that Dick Grayson / Nightwing, Artemis Crock, and Superboy would all be returning.[27][28] Vandal Savage and the Light have been confirmed to return.[29] Regarding the all-black stealth suits worn by Nightwing, Artemis, Superboy, and Black Lightning, Bourassa stated that they are connected to Nightwing's story arc from the second season.[30] The show jumps forward a few years.

Due to Young Justice: Outsiders airing on a streaming service rather than a television channel, it will "skew more adult to keep up with the characters as they age".[31] When discussing the third season additions to "The Team" and its line-up, Weisman said that while the show would continue to focus on the characters introduced in the first season, they also wanted to introduce new characters as Young Justice is "a show about generations".[32] According to Vietti, Outsiders will revisit ideas that he and Weisman had originally planned while making the first two seasons of the show.[5]

Casting

The first voice actor confirmed to return was Khary Payton as Aqualad in February 2017.[33] It was later revealed in April that voice work on Outsiders had started.[34]

In May, Alyson Stoner was later confirmed to return.[35] In June, Nolan North revealed that he had recorded five episodes.[36] In July, Marina Sirtis confirmed she would return to voice Queen Bee.[9]

Animation

As with the previous seasons, Weisman confirmed that studios in South Korea are working on the animations.[37] Digital eMation, another Korean studio which haven't worked on the series before, is also confirmed to be animating certain episodes.[38][39]

Release

Digital release

Young Justice: Outsiders premiered on January 4, 2019,[4][40] on DC Universe, DC Comics' new digital media service.[2][24] The first 13 episodes will air throughout January, with three episodes being released every Friday except January 25, where four episodes will be released. The second half of 13 episodes will premiere in June 2019.[4] In November 2017, it was announced that Outsiders would premiere "sometime after September", during the fourth quarter of 2018,[41] but was pushed back to 2019 in June 2018.[40] The season will be distributed internationally on Netflix.[42]

Marketing

A panel to promote Outsiders was held at San Diego Comic-Con International (SDCC) on July 21, 2017, and was attended by Greg Weisman, Brandon Vietti and Phil Bourassa.[26] At the panel, two pieces of artwork were released, showcasing the main members of the Team, which included three new characters.[27] Additionally, new designs for Nightwing, Artemis, Superboy, and Black Lightning were also shown.[43] Another panel was held at SDCC on July 20, 2018. The panel was once again attended by Weisman, Vietti, and Bourassa, alongside voice actors Troy Baker, and Stephanie Lemelin. During the panel, the first trailer was released, introducing numerous new characters.

On August 31, 2018, it was announced that a DLC level pack based on the series will be integrated for Lego DC Super-Villains.[44]

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