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1. Was the ash not raining down anymore and Happy Harbor being slightly larger after Impulse left the Future intentional?
	2. Do all Team Members have stealth tech?
	3. Are Bette Kane and Dick dating as of "Before the Dawn" or was she a one-night stand?
1. I didn't notice Happy Harbor being larger. Frankly, I can't recall if I noticed Happy Harbor at all.
2. Not all of them need it.
3. Neither.
Hi there, Sir!
	I think I may be one of your biggest Russian fans! I'm visiting Australia at the moment, but I always try and watch and get new episodes off iTunes when they come out. 
I know you've heard this a billion times before; but condolences to you, I am so sorry for what CN did to you and your fantabulous show! I am so happy that it will be coming back soon!
	I have a few questions, IF you don't mind me asking.
	1.Why can you not comment on the situation that CN has put you in? Is this legal issues, or just plainly because you do not know why they did what they did? I'm hoping by the time you reach this question, the whole waiting game will be done, and the episodes will be back on TV. 
2.How do you feel about music montages in shows? Would you even consider doing something like this? And if you would- would you use already known music- tunes that had been in the charts, or even just well known tunes- or do you prefer using music that is plainly made for your show?
3.Would you be allowed to use the type of music in my previous question- or would there be legal issues surrounding this? How would one be able to put that certain music onto the show? Licensing or...?
4.Concerning Superboy and the Real!Roy Harper (I have noticed people write it like this.)- why did Superboy need so much less DNA then Clone!Roy- did they not took a whole arm, right? Why could they not have just took DNA in the way they took genetic material from Superman- or was this because of the fact that Superboy also had Lexs' DNA in him?
5.About Superboy and DNA- why does he not look like both Superman and Lex. I know he is a clone of Superman, but if he had Lexs' DNA too, wouldn't this give him some shared physical attributes with Lex? Or am I just overestimating how much of Lexs' DNA was used?
Thank you very very much, Sir, for your time and your great efforts with the show.
1. I DID comment: http://www.s8.org/gargoyles/askgreg/search.php?rid=982 I may feel free to say more after episode #220 has aired.
2a. Uh... I'm not constitutionally opposed to them. Though I often think they've been misused and abused to the point of being reduced to cliche.
2b. Sure. Though often that's a luxury of time that we can't afford. Our episodes tend toward the jam-packed. And even with that, people complain weekly about what we LEAVE OUT of every episode.
2c. There's no way we could EVER afford to use a pre-existing tune in our series. Those are very expensive, and it's not in our budget.
3. Well, of course, there would be legal issues if we tried to use existing music without paying for it! (Which, of course, we would never do.) But otherwise, it's a budgetary issue.
4. Both Roy Harpers are real. Roy was cloned YEARS before Superman was. Project Cadmus had made advances since then.
5. Human DNA was only used to bridge gaps in the Kryptonian sequence.
This will be risking DELETION huh?S
	Spectacular spider-man ended...but it was an awesome show that adapted the great elements about spider-man.I don't have a problem with Ultimate spider-man but your show was amazing,SPECTACULAR even. Also love Young Justice!The five year time skip was surprising but the writing is great.Hope superboy doesn't punch reality;)That would be really surprising.Anyway, in a vain attempt to not get DELETED I will ask a question:
	1)How do you feel about 52 joker
	2)How about him,um,uh,losing face
	Yours questioningly,
	A.Lias
1. Haven't seen it.
2. I don't know what you're referring to.
Hi Greg
	First of all, I really want to thank you and everyone on the YJ crew for this amazing series! Now, for the question:
	In regards to additional seasons, do you guys get any indication as to whether or not Cartoon Network is interested in continuing the series earlier on in the season, later/ near the end, or whenever they feel like it?
	Thanks!
That last one.
Greetings, Mr. Weisman. By the time you answer this, the world has been proven not to end. Huzzah!
This is my third installment of questions. I don't expect to see Parasite in the comics (whatever time it has left) or the rest of Season 2, so I hope all questions about him won't run afoul of the spoiler rules.
1. Parasite was shown to be able to simultaneously access multiple powers at once (he used heat vision with telekinesis during his final battle). Why wasn't he able to access Dawn Danger's telepathy (and discover Robin's Hail Mary plan) or simulate flight using her telekinesis? Parasite commented that she tasted like Martian Manhunter, implying that he's "borrowed" his powers before, so presumably he would know about the full set of Martian powers.
2. Parasite's power absorption comes with the instant ability to harness those powers, implying there's some knowledge transfer going on. For example, Dan Danger's acrobatic abilities didn't come from any metahuman powers, but from years of physical training. In this incarnation, does he gain access to any of his victims' memories?
This quest is Tangentially related to Parasite, although it deals more with Shields (both topics I hope are copacetic)
3. According to Luthor, Superboy's shields act as a DNA dampener, allowing Connor to fully tap into his Kryptonian powers. Those powers are, in Superman's case, powered by yellow sun radiation. Once Parasite drains this store of power, it's like draining a battery - even Superman must recharge from the sun. This brings to mind an interesting conundrum - the shields were able to instantly repower Superboy, implying that it doesn't function as a human DNA dampener (the denouement happened at night), but more like a steroid patch. The question is, are the shields exactly as Luthor said they were?
This one veers into speculation territory, although I hope I've successfully framed it as a "safe" question:
4. After Miss Martian did something to Aqualad, why didn't Tigress just surrender outright to her and Beast Boy? That would have provided both of them, and especially Aqualad, with a convenient "out" of their deep cover mission. Aqualad's mission was, after all, to join the Light, know the Partner, and rescue the abductees - all of which he accomplished.
This one is an aside question, answered affirmatively by b.t. in the DC Animation forums. I'm hoping to see your take on this.
5. In his crusade as Batman, Bruce Wayne has at times appropriated company resources and technology without clearing it up with his company's Board of Directors. He doesn't flaunt this behavior the same way he did in the DCAU (costs of Watchtower construction was a line item hidden in the WayneCorp Space R&D Budget), but certainly some of his tech (the Batplane, the Batcomputer, the Batcave) is based on purloined technology. So my question is - do you consider Bruce Wayne as a white collar crook for misappropriating company assets?
1a. You're assuming telepathy is (a) easy and (b) not thwartable. I think we've demonstrated over and over in this series that neither is true.
1b. He probably could have. But using Superboy's flight power is/was easier.
2. No.
3. There's a TON of ambient solar radiation around our world, even at night - else we'd all freeze to death every night. But I think it's safe to say that Luthor may not have been 100% forthcoming.
4. You presume to know the extent of Aqualad's mission? Wait four more weeks and then if you want, ask again.
5. You're assuming he doesn't own Wayne Enterprises outright?
Why didn't Dick Zatanna work out?
Who said it didn't?
You're going to have to define 'work out' for me.
YOUNG JUSTICE: INVASION: ISSUE: 25: "Players: Chapter Six: Rolling Doubles": On Sale: NOW!
Our last issue has at least 47 named characters and some pretty startling character moments!! Check it out now at your local comics shop or online!
YOUNG JUSTICE: INVASION: Episode #216: "Complications": Credits:
	Posting the credits for the latest episode here at ASK GREG to compensate for how minute they are and how quickly they zip by on the air. Please note, that I'm just cutting, pasting and reformatting the final credits from a document. It's possible that as the episode was posted, changes, mistakes, additions, etc. were made for the version that aired...
"COMPLICATIONS"
	Written By
	Kevin Hopps
	Directed By
	Tim Divar
	Producers
	Brandon Vietti
	Greg Weisman
	Line Producer
	David Wilcox
	Young Justice Theme and Music By
	Kristopher Carter
	Michael McCuistion
	Lolita Ritmanis
	Casting & Voice Direction
	Jamie Thomason
Starring The Voices Of
	Nick Chinlund as Sportsmaster
	Kelly Hu as Cheshire, Paula Crock
	Phil LaMarr as Ambassador, Green Beetle
	Stephanie Lemelin as Tigress
	Eric Lopez as Blue Beetle
	Jesse McCartney as Nightwing
	Danica McKellar as Miss Martian
	Khary Payton as Black Manta, Aqualad
	Fred Tatasciore as Deathstroke
	Michael T. Weiss as Captain Atom
Based upon characters appearing in comic books published by DC Entertainment
	Nightwing, Cheshire & Deathstroke Created By
	Marv Wolfman and George Perez
	Miss Martian Created By
	Geoff Johns and Tony Daniel
	Production Manager
	John Diaz
	Assistant Production Manager
	Robby Huckell
	Animation Coordinator
	JJ Conway
	Lead Character Design
	Phil Bourassa
	Character Design
	Dusty Abell
	Jerome K. Moore
	BG Key Design
	Enzo Baldi
	Fedja Jovanovic
	Nollan Obena
	Prop Design
	Alexander Kubalsky
	Eugene Mattos
	Storyboard
	Christine Juhl Delk
	Tim Divar
	Juno Lee
	Samuel Montes
	Matt Peters
	Owen Sullivan
	Storyboard Clean-up
	Jen Bennett
	Brendan Clogher
	Christine Juhl Delk
	Naz Ghodrati-Azadi
	Christina Manrique
	Kathryn Marusik
	Christina Sotta
	Animation Timing Director
	James Tim Walker
	Timing
	Richard Collado
	Jeff Hall
	Michel Lyman
	Animation Checking
	Justin Schultz
	Color Stylist
	James Peters
	Ink & Paint
	Matthew Bordenave
	Background Paint
	Chun Liu
	David McBride
	Craig Robertson
	Wei Zhao
	Effects Animation
	Matthew Girardi
	Editor
	Jhoanne Reyes
	Supervising Dialogue/ADR Editor
	Mark A. Keatts
	Sound Reading
	Fred Salinas
	Wilson Martinez	
	Dialogue/ADR Editors
	Patrick Foley
	Mike Garcia
	Post Production Manager
	Scott Shinick
	Dialogue Recording Studio
	Studiopolis, Inc.
	Recording Machine Operator
	Jeff O. Collins
	Sarah Baluch	
	Post Production Sound Services
	Audio Circus, Inc.	
	Online Editor
	Steven White
	Animation Services
	MOI Animation, Inc.
	Animation Director
	Sangyong Um
	Background Director
	JungHo Park	
	Production Managers
	Okki Lee
	MinSung Park
	SuMi Beck					
	Production Coordinators
	Hyosun Ryu
	Seongmi Park	
	Layout Artists
	Hyeonsik Nahm
	Color Stylist
	Jinmi Kim
	Model Checker
	Kyeongsook Yu
	Composition
	ByoungRyul Kim (Director)
	HyoYoon Beck
	KyoungHee Kang
	SungHo Jo
	Key Animation
	EunJung Kang
	EunHee Yang
	JongJin Park
	BongGeun Kim
	SeongJoon Kwon
	SooJin Lee
	HanYoung Lee
	YoungChae Kim
	YunHo Cho
	SangYoung Uhm
	3D CGI
	GyuSung Oh
	Final Checker
	Yeongra Jo
	Production Administrator
	Nicole Martin	
	Production Accounting
	Luisa Guzman
	Debbie Lindquist
	Maral Simonian
	Athena Wingate
	Production Support
	Erica Sevilla-Guerra
	Audrey Kim
	Tamara Miles
	Kira Tirimacco
	Renee Toporzysek
	Janet Yi
	Executive In Charge Of Music
	Niki Sherrod
	Business And Legal Affairs
	John Michael Beach
	Lori Blackstone
	Sharmalee Lall
	Bonnie Negrete
	Joulene St. Catherine
	Casting Administrator
	Liz Carroll
	Production Supervision
	Bobbie Page
	Production Management
	Ed Adams
	Executive in Charge of Production
	Jay Bastian
	Executives In Charge Of Production For Cartoon Network
	Tramm Wigzell
	Brian E. S. Jones
	Executive Producer
	Sam Register
This motion picture is protected under the laws of the United States of America and other countries. Any unauthorized duplication, copying, distribution, exhibition or use may result in civil and/or criminal prosecution.
	© 2012 Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.
	ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
Country of first publication United States Of America
YOUNG JUSTICE and all related characters and elements are trademarks of and © DC Comics.
Warner Bros Animation Inc. is the author of this film/motion picture for the purposes of Article 15 (2) of the Berne Convention and all national laws giving effect thereto.
	There are, as always, a bunch of people who ALSO helped out but don't receive credits on screen for various (legal and precedent) reasons.
	A handful (in no particular order) include...
	Curtis Koller - Talent Coordinator
	Eric Lewis, CAS - Dialogue Sound Mixer
	Ryan Johnston - Assistant Engineer
	Otis Van Osten - Sound Supervisor
	Ron Salaises - Sound Effects editor
	Carlos Sanches - Re-Recording Mixer
	Stacy Michaels - Foley Mixer
	Alex Ulrich - Foley Walker
	John Wells - Research
	Aris Katsaris - Atlantean Translator
	Winson Seto - Publicity
	I know I'm probably forgetting some folks, and I REALLY apologize! If you send me a reminder, I'll pimp you in another post!
YOUNG JUSTICE: INVASION: EPISODE: 216: "Complications": Premieres!
Black Manta wants to kill Miss Martian! Sportsmaster wants to kill Black Manta! Cheshire wants to kill Aqualad! And at this point, Artemis may just want to kill Tigress! Watch "Complications" on DC Nation, this coming Saturday, February 16th, 2013 (and rerunning Sunday, February 17th, 2013), along with another episode of Green Lantern and more DC Nation Super-Hero shorts. For times, check local listings. But don't miss it!
1. Did Marvin White attend Ivy University along with Wendy, Conner and M'gann?
	2. If not, did he go to college elsewhere?
1. SPOILER REQUEST. NO COMMENT.
2. Ditto.
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