Young Justice

[Mite]

And guys. The mole...I never considered Connor's sphere before.

You mean that unknown piece of alien technology that seems to have come from Apokolips a place well known for being the home of one of the biggest villians in the DC universe who may be connected to The Light? Yeah I sooner believed there would at least be a camera or something in there.

Actually it was the fact that the sphere took a liking to Conner that makes me suspicious. Conner is around mainly because of The Light so if the sphere is connected it could be used to keep tabs on him and spy on the team. This makes me think Conner could unintentionally be the mole either because of his presence on the team or if the Light somehow gained control over him again.

[Nobodiesguard]

This episode was intense. It was full of such raw emotion, and the voice actors really shined in this one, they were able to emote every single line.
Especially MM's last monologue at the end... chills.

[Zero]

Great end of the world episode and I get the feeling that Manhunter killed her because he sensed she was a White Martian. I know it was to shock her but he did say she was one of the most powerful telepaths he ever encountered so she could be hiding that from him even in her mind.

[lycorismoon29]

Great end of the world episode and I get the feeling that Manhunter killed her because he sensed she was a White Martian. I know it was to shock her but he did say she was one of the most powerful telepaths he ever encountered so she could be hiding that from him even in her mind.

I'm pretty sure he already knows she is a White Martian considering how protective of her he is.

[XIII Heartless]

Something else I found interesting; usually Robin is showcased as a junior Batman who displays less of his cold calculation. But when Kaldur gave his life to get the team out safely, Robin's response was that it was a terrible choice as it "left the team without a leader". Kinda begs the question; as a leader, would Robin sacrifice himself to ensure the rest of the team got through the mission safely, or would he use them as pieces in a chess game, to be moved and sacrificed (like Superboy) as he saw fit?

[KeyofEvil'sBane]

I'm sure if came to his death ensuring the success of the mission, then as a leader, Robin wouldn't hesitate to give his life. But I believe he was thinking more along the lines of as long as the mission is still ongoing, then the leader is needed to hold together the team and organize everyone and get them to work through the grief. Notice he and KF really had no problem with staying in the ship (even if they had no choice) when it was going to explode, because for all they knew, the mission would be successful. Not the most honorable logic, but I see the sense in it.

[loke13]

Something else I found interesting; usually Robin is showcased as a junior Batman who displays less of his cold calculation. But when Kaldur gave his life to get the team out safely, Robin's response was that it was a terrible choice as it "left the team without a leader". Kinda begs the question; as a leader, would Robin sacrifice himself to ensure the rest of the team got through the mission safely, or would he use them as pieces in a chess game, to be moved and sacrificed (like Superboy) as he saw fit?

Depends on the situation. Robin seems to do what's best for the mission to succeed take that as you will.

[Zero]

It seems a little weird how Manhunter and Miss just phased out of there instead of each one taking Robin and KF. I know it was cause of the story and all but still.

Also, Robin sacrificed Superboy because he was the only one who could be a distraction, if he sacrificed himself it would have served no purpose.

[Lonbilly]

So, I finally got to see the new episode, and I have to say, I loved every second of it. Especially Red Arrow's next appearance (although short), and Alfred and Barbara.

To be honest I kind of didn't expect it to be a dream/experiment. I kind of thought they were gonna pull what Teen Titans did in it's final season where Beastboy had to take up the leadership role, gather as many heroes as possible, and save everyone. So I basically expected this to be a two-part episode, but then realized it wasn't a "real" episode by the end.

I think I nearly died when Artemis "died".

[The Hero's Hat]

So essentially this was the Young Justice version of Inception. Martian Man Hunter was the "dreamer" and Miss Martian was the was subject. Artemis was caught in "limbo" and MMH had to intercept and provide a "kick" to everyone.

Loved all the cameos in this episode.

[loke13]

Did anyone else find it creepy when Manhunter shoved his fist into MM's chest? O.o

[madammina]

Nope, I was freaked out and was going "MARTIAN MANHUNTER IS THE MOLE!"

Until a second later when my first hunch (Training) proved to be correct.

[KeyofEvil'sBane]

So apparently for this next episode we finally learn more about the sphere. Very excited

[loke13]

So apparently for this next episode we finally learn more about the sphere. Very excited

Yep ^.^ and we get are first look at New Genesis crossing my fingers for an Orion cameo.

[Mite]

"Wait, Sphere's a she?" Oh there was a lot of good Conner/Sphere moments this episode.

Black Canary has her work cut out for her being these kids therapist.