CaptYamato said:IF Kid Flash dies I will no longer watch this show.
i dont know... we may get bart out of all this. ill keep watching
CaptYamato said:IF Kid Flash dies I will no longer watch this show.
Wat?Fimbulvetr said:Flash can run fast enough thattime and space warp around him, and he gets a free pass into heaven. No jokes.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=53OyPYa7SEIBlack-Wind said:Wat?
Well, wally has that to look forward toRagnarokX said:
brickface said:Err, he makes evil flash kill himself. The guy's amazing!
Parallax said:klarion the witch boy as the main villain, and no young zatanna? lame
I think she's white. They share the same weakness as the green Martians.Ookami-kun said:Hmm... so Megann is an actual green Martian instead of a White Martian (they're weak to sunlight right?)
Orin GA said:Weakest episode of the 7
Anslon said:Anyone else disturbed by the fact that the helmet of fate is a trophy?
Anslon said:Anyone else disturbed by the fact that the helmet of fate is a trophy?
CaptYamato said:BTW Artemis wants Wally and doesn't know it.
CaptYamato said:BTW Artemis wants Wally and doesn't know it.
Ookami-kun said:Hmm... so Megann is an actual green Martian instead of a White Martian (they're weak to sunlight right?)
Exactly the same as Green Martians. Only white. And evil.X-Frame said:White Martian?
Fimbulvetr said:I called them last episode.
Mike M said:Exactly the same as Green Martians. Only white. And evil.
Yeah, I thought this one was very much the most boring episode so far. :/kame-sennin said:There was a lot of irritating "just have faith" and "scientists are the real close minded ones" bullshit in this episode.
Charlatanized said:I enjoyed the hell of this episode--somehow I decided halfway through that this is officially a good show. I don't know how those mental parameters worked out, but they did.
I can certainly understand the criticisms about heavy handedness, but it is a cartoon at the end of the day, so I can accept some broad strokes. I personally loved Wally's allegiance to science. See, in the 1940s the popular heroes--like Dr. Fate's Justice Society, the Spectre, the original Green Lantern--were mostly magical characters. Then the '60s came along & comic characters became more based on science & science fiction. The Flash was the herald of that movement--working that into Wally's characterization is pretty brilliant.
And I fucking love Dr. Fate. Let's get real nerdy for a second here; the final voice we heard last episode was Oded Fehr, who voiced Dr. Fate in the Justice League cartoon, & the first image we saw in this episode was Dr. Fate's helmet. Neat.
I was going to say this.Generic said:What really gets me is that I never consider magic to be 'magic'. Science is simply learning about the universe. How it works. A scientist, if he saw something like spirits, he's try to analyze them, categorize them, see what they're made of, etc. To write it off like that is one thing a scientist would never do.
Wally didn't.Generic said:What really gets me is that I never consider magic to be 'magic'. Science is simply learning about the universe. How it works. A scientist, if he saw something like spirits, he's try to analyze them, categorize them, see what they're made of, etc. To write it off like that is one thing a scientist would never do.
Ookami-kun said:Is it me or is Kon getting less dialog?
Subitai said:Finally caught it and decided to watch it again for reasons I can't identify atm. I too would like to see Wondergirl make an appearance.
Is Art Baltazar writing that?krypt0nian said:This ep wasn't really his spotlight.
Check out the first issue of Young Justice for a fun Conner/Megan story.
Parallax said:good luck. for some reason wonder girl hasnt being allowed to be used. at least not for teen titans or justice league
Demonskrye writes...
I just saw the teaser for "Young Justice" and I'm very excited. I don't know most of these characters well or at all, but the premise sounds great and I can't wait to see what you do with it.
In the comments for the teaser video on YouTube, I noticed that someone had said that there was a legal issue that prevented you from using Wonder Girl. Is that true or is it just one of those odd rumors like your supposed hatred of Carnage? I don't really mind her absence since I don't know the character well; I'm just curious.
Greg responds...
There is NO LONGER a legal issue about Wonder Girl. But there was when we originally developed the series.
Plywood said:That last episode, what was with the obvious Spider-man ripoff? I mean they barely even tried with that one. Also Megan needs to stop saying "Hello, Megan!"
PlywoodPlywood said:That last episode, what was with the obvious Spider-man ripoff? I mean they barely even tried with that one.
Young Justice Stats - Part II
I typed ALL this up yesterday, posted it and it vanished into the ether.
Anyway
Weve completed the scripting and recording of all 26 episodes of Season One of Young Justice.
Episodes 1-7 have aired.
Episodes 8-9 are in post-production.
Episodes 10-13 are being animated in Korea.
Episodes 14-15 are having their models colored.
Episodes 16-18 are getting final models on characters, props and BGs finished.
Episode 19 is in checking.
Episode 20 is in timing.
Episode 21 is in storyboard revision.
Episodes 22-24 are awaiting storyboard notes and revisions from their directors and/or the producers.
Episodes 25-26 are in storyboard.
In Season One, we have 179 named characters from the DC Universe. Thats an average of 6.9 characters introduced per episode, though of course some introduce more and some less.
We used 66 actors total. Thats 2.7 characters per actor, though thats a particularly meaningless number, as some characters dont speak or only grunt. Also many actors only performed a single role, while others performed considerably more than 2.7. The record holder (with 11 roles under his belt) is Kevin Michael Richardson with 11, beating out Jeff Glenn Bennett by one.
The average number of actors used per episode is 12. The episodes that required the fewest actors were 3, 9, 12 and 24 that needed 9 actors each. The episode that required the most actors was 25, which needed 19 actors.
Our shortest scripts at 31 pages each were from episodes 1 and 12. Our longest scripts at 35 pages each were from episodes 6, 7, 9, 16, 21, 22 and 25. The average page count across the 26 episodes was 34 pages.
The average line count was 231 lines of dialogue per script. The largest line count was 276 for episode 25; the smallest was 213 for episode 8.
Our longest dialogue track was 14:33 for episode 7. Our shortest was 10:07 for episode 12. The average length of our dialogue tracks is 12:14.
Of course, by the time you see them, all episodes will be the exact same length, give or take 30 seconds, including our 20 second main title which is a length dictated by the network. (I guess the days of minute-long theme songs are over.)
Thats it for now
Sweet.
In Season One, we have 179 named characters from the DC Universe. Thats an average of 6.9 characters introduced per episode, though of course some introduce more and some less.
CaptYamato said:That's a lot of characters.