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TV Series 2019– 2019– TV-PG TV-PG 11 m
DC Super Hero Girls: Scrambled Eggs
DC Super Hero Girls: Back In A Flash
DC Super Hero Girls: The Good The Bad And The Bizarre
DC Super Hero Girls: Abracadabrapalooza
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DC SUPER HERO GIRLS: SheMightBeGiant
In season 1, episode 3 the Super Hero Girl team attempt to save a bakery from destruction (unsuccessfully). At the end of it Batgirl draws the correlation that Lex Luthor is behind it. Supergirl then poses the question, "Lex Luthor is like, the richest man in Metropolis. What could Lex Luthor possibly have against cupcakes?". This is very likely a reference to the internet meme spawned from a children's counting book depicting Lex Luthor stealing 40 cakes, despite being the richest man in Metropolis, thus having no need to steal cakes in the first place.
Not half bad at all. Pretty entertaining actually. Much better than that atrocity Teen Titans Go. This is more my idea of a childishly hilarious show. Its not perfect but its pretty good.
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Teenage versions of DC Comics superheroines both attend high school and fight crime to protect the citizens of Metropolis. Teenage versions of DC Comics superheroines both attend high school and fight crime to protect the citizens of Metropolis. Teenage versions of DC Comics superheroines both attend high school and fight crime to protect the citizens of Metropolis.

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American children animated action-adventure television series
This article is about the 2019 TV series. For the web series and the franchise as a whole, see DC Super Hero Girls .
Promotional poster featuring (from left to right) Zatanna , Supergirl , Wonder Woman , Green Lantern , Bumblebee , and Batgirl .
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DC Super Hero Girls is an American animated superhero television series developed by Lauren Faust and produced by Warner Bros. Animation for Cartoon Network . Based on the web series and franchise of the same name , the series premiered on March 8, 2019, with a one-hour special. [1] [2] [3]

The series follows the adventures of teenage versions of Wonder Woman , Batgirl , Bumblebee , Supergirl , Green Lantern , and Zatanna who are students at Metropolis High School.

The show tells the coming-of-age stories of the Super Hero Girls, dealing with their choices and decisions regarding their superhero identities and their secret identities. [4] The show focuses on physical comedy , emotional storylines, and a large gallery of villains. [5]

The new incarnation of DC Super Hero Girls debuted at the 2018 San Diego Comic-Con with the theatrical short #TheLateBatsby which screened in theaters before the film Teen Titans Go! To the Movies . [6] The online "Super Shorts" debuted on January 17, 2019 with #SuperSleeper on YouTube . [7] The TV series debuted with the one-hour special #SweetJustice on March 8, 2019. [8]

Lauren Faust was approached by Warner Bros. to develop DC Super Hero Girls into a television series, after previously working on Super Best Friends Forever . [4] The television iteration of the web series DC Super Hero Girls was announced in May 2017. Tara Strong and Nicole Sullivan reprise their roles as Batgirl and Supergirl respectively from Super Best Friends Forever , while Grey Griffin, who previously voiced Wonder Girl ( Donna Troy ) from the DC Nation Shorts , reprises her role as Wonder Woman from the web series. [10] A year later, a poster showing the first look of the main characters was released. [1] The series is animated by the Canadian studio Jam Filled Entertainment and Hasbro's Boulder Media from Ireland.

The writers chose to model each character and their personalities after a teenager archetype, while also drawing inspiration for several characters on their incarnations from the Silver Age of Comic Books . However, for the more modern Jessica Cruz, the writers heavily altered her characterization due to her original backstory contrasting heavily with the series' lighthearted tone. [11]

Several of the writers for this series had previously worked on My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic , another show created and developed by Faust. Also, her series is the second collaboration of Tara Strong and John de Lancie , who respectively voiced Twilight Sparkle and Discord on Friendship Is Magic .

Natalie Wetzig, a director on DC Super Hero Girls , referred to the second season of the show in an interview at the 2020 Annie Awards. [12] She later clarified she stated the second half of season 1. [13] Co-executive producer Amanda Rynda said the crew is "introducing lots of new villains and pushing the needle on new storylines" for season 2. [5]

On November 1, 2021, Nicole Sullivan revealed on her Instagram that she completed her final lines as Supergirl in advance. [14] To this day, a replacement voice has yet to be found for her.

On May 23, 2022, it was confirmed that the direct-to-video movie Teen Titans Go! & DC Super Hero Girls: Mayhem in the Multiverse would be the finale of the second season and that a third season is being considered, though it has yet to be announced. [15]

The show premiered on Cartoon Network UK on 6 July 2019. [16] It began airing on CITV in September 2020. All 52 episodes of season 1 are available to watch on Netflix .

The series received generally mixed to positive reviews from critics. Emily Ashby of Common Sense Media described the series as fast-paced, focusing on teen heroes who use teamwork, and noted that strong messages about "girl power and the value of friendship" within the series. [20]

"Super Life" by Kay Hanley and Michelle Lewis
11 minutes 46 minutes ("#SweetJustice") 22 minutes (2-part episodes)
March 8, 2019 ( 2019-03-08 ) – present


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