Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Young Justice is one of the most underrated DC animated series ever made, and many of its best episodes are well worth revisiting. Premiering in 2010, Young Justice was the spiritual successor to animated DC shows like Teen Titans and Static Shock.
9 Auld Acquaintance Season 1, episode 26 Young Justice had a troubling development cycle, frequently on the verge of being canceled before having to switch networks twice. If there's one upside to Young Justice's frequent cancelations, it's that, like Matt Groening's Futurama, the cartoon got incredibly good at writing season finales, never sure which would be their last.
7 Evolution Season 3, episode 7 Sadly, season 3 of Young Justice was largely seen as a massive step down from the heights of quality the previous seasons could ascend to, failing to land the same emotional and narrative impacts. That being said, season 3 isn't without its own standout episodes, especially when they were capable of being largely self-contained.
5 Agendas Season 1, episode 22 While the Justice League has no shortage of animated appearances, their incarnations in Young Justice end up being some of the most compelling despite the show not focusing on them as a whole. In the aftermath of the reveal that Shazam is just a kid, the Justice League meets to discuss internal matters and determine who should be allowed to stay a member. Meanwhile, Superboy returns to Project Cadmus to investigate the rumors of a new Superman clone being created.