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Mr. Weisman,
At the time of this posting, I was surprised that Beast Boy admitted to Black Canary that he needed help to deal with his grief. Was this your plan all along for his storyline?
I have to admit to you here, I have read on the internet months ago that seem to imply that his depression was going to ultimately lead him to commit suicide. In fact, when I saw his therapy session with Black Canary, I was honestly worried that he was going to have a full mental breakdown and then admit to her that he actually didn't want to deal with pain and grief that came with the culmination of losses that he suffered over the years, and that he would then admit to her that he actually wanted to die so that his pain and grief would end. But don't get the wrong idea though; I'm actually glad that it did NOT ultimately come down to that when his confession scene happened.
However, even with Beast Boy admitting to Black Canary that he needs help, and the damage that he caused to his own life (harshly pushing everyone away, leaving Space Trek 3016, and breaking up with Perdita), the next important question is this: At this point, is it too late for him to reconcile with Perdita and his friends, and has the damage been done to the point that he can't go back to the way things were even if his mental health improves?
Mr. Weisman,
#1. Why is Ursa addressed in the credits as "Ursa Zod" and not "Ursa-Zod"? I mean, why are female Kryptonian names different on Earth-16 that a dash is not added between their given names and the Kryptonian houses in which they are married into? The reason I am asking this is because I personally remember there was at least one case in the "Smallville" TV series in which Kara addressed Kal-El's mother as Lara-El during a Season 7 episode; as opposed to Lara Lor-Van. I hope you can understand my confusion here.
#2. I have never heard of a Kryptonian before who goes by the name Kru-El. What is his exact familial connection to all the other members of the House of El, and what exactly did he do to end up becoming a disgraced member of that house and being banished to the Phantom Zone?
In "Forbidden Secrets of Civilisations Past", Raquel used "her " when talking about Violet. Did Raquel not know about Violet indicating a preference for gender-neutral pronouns? As far as we've seen, Violet hasn't told anyone but Harper, but you guys like to have stuff happen offscreen...
How the hell did Metron get his hands on a baby sun-eater?
When did New Genesis learn of Connerâs death?
What was that eyeball Lor-Zod found in Metronâs vault?
Do you plan to include all these time jumps? Friends of mine have said that the first two seasons of YJ had a very different feel compared to Outsiders and Phantoms, mainly because there seems to be too many subplots in recent seasons.
During the meeting in âForbidden Secrets of Civilizations Past,â both Orion and Vykin misgender Violet and use she/her pronouns. While this was annoying in of itself, I figured you (who wrote the episode) and Brandon were going to use this as an opportunity for Raquel to correct both Orion and Vykin (and thus putting an even bigger strain on the dynamic between Raquel and Orion) on Violetâs pronouns as they/them. What I did not expect was for Raquel to continue misgendering Violet throughout the whole conversation. I was actually shocked and more than a little hurt.
Violet came out as nonbinary right before her graduation in early June, so weâll peg it as late May. This episode takes place in late August. Thatâs almostâ"if not exactlyâ"three months. Now, you might respond that maybe Raquel didnât learn Violet was nonbinary in that amount of time. (I would hope you wouldnât, because thatâs a flimsy excuse as it is.) But you know who definitely WOULD know? Forager. Who was sitting right there and still didnât say a word on the matter of everyone misgendering his friend and teammate. Youâd think Forager (with Foragerâs own Forager-pronoun shtick) would value oneâs preferred pronouns, but no.
I know you guys have been getting a lot of flack for the inclusion of shallow brownie-point representation and I have been defending the show tooth and nail, trusting that your team has learned from your mistakes back in Season Three. But after today, after this episode, this scene? I was proven wrong. I was genuinely heartbroken. You and Brandon clearly did not care enough to remember that Violet uses they/them pronouns, so why should the people watching who also, continuously, misgender them?
If this an actual creative choice to purposefully misgender Violet (much like how it was you and Brandonâs creative choices to showcase over and over again that Violet/Halo could regenerate by routinely depicting them horrifically maimed and bloody back in S3), then I sincerely hope you learn that your so-called creative choices hurt the people who saw a part of themselves in Violet. I know that this isnât the end of the world (or the worst thing this show has done to Violet), but I felt like this needed to be said. If Young Justice gets a Season Five, I truly hope you and Brandon do better.
Is Kru-El the cousin of Jor-El? Making him the first cousin once removed of Superman and Superboy?
1. What year was Wizard born?
2. What year did Wizard begin his criminal career?
3. What year was Wonder Woman molded from clay/born? 1925?
4. Have you pinned down a more exact year for Wotanâs birth/latest reincarnation than 1100? If so, what is it?
5. What year did Madame Xanadu begin her current magical career?
1. What year did Khalid Nassour begin his training with Zatanna?
2. What year did Phantom Stranger begin his costumed career?
3. What year did Sabbac begin his criminal career?
4. What year was Teekl born?
5. What year was Teekl II born?
1. What year was Felix Faust born?
2. What year did Ibac begin his criminal career?
3. What year did Isis (hero) begin her costumed career?
4. What year was Leroy (the animal) born?
5. What year was Merlin born?
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