I love how brainiac doesn’t just take over his mind. He first uses Clark’s own memories to feed doubt into his head before changing his memories to weaken him further and once Clark is broken, that’s when he takes over.
Clark's internal struggle shouldn't be dealt with a bad guy going in, because he should be strong enough from having dealt with things on earth before interacting with Brainiac. It all felt forced and not "genius" level thoughts, let alone a machine that is petty for the worst reasons. I genuinely couldn't stand Brainiac's catchphrase being, "Oh?!"
Really was a great call for them to have Kara and Clarke be closer in age so they could act like siblings with each other to compare their life experiences to each other.
Honestly, Kara has always been a weak character imo for that reason. We only care about Supergirl in comics because of her connection to Clark, but that connection has never been established very strongly...
@@davidtucker9498 I care about Kara because she is older and actually has memories of Krypton. She's known destruction and hopelessness and still chooses to be kind. Clark was raised by parents and has only known good so of course he's good. They both have powers that could be used for corruption but choose not to. Her choice is just more impressive.
On the "immigrant allegory" thing: I think Clark's experience most closely resembles that of an international adoptee. Raised in one culture, by parents of that culture, but aware of a connection to a foreign culture. Depending on the circumstances, an international adoptee might have some knowledge of their birth parents, a birth name different from the one their adopted parents call them, and even memories of their birth country.
Idk. Mexican but I look white and raised "white" by ny parents. Barely know Spanish but want to learn all about my Mexican ancestry and white ancestry I have. I guess its just I want to know where I came from
@@Reverse_HoodI don’t know what term you’re thinking of, but it’s definitely not that. The word diaspora means the movement or migration of people away from their homeland.
@noneofyourbusiness2477 so diaspora is used alot for africans because of all the places we either moved to or were sent to. Such as through slavery. We know of our home but none of its traditions and cultures in a real sense since alot of post slavery generations were raised in different countries. As well as some sects of africa dont view us as african because our ancestors were captured. Dont feel welcomed here or in africa. Seems very much whats going on with clark
@@FFmaxxx But aren't Jews outside of Israel called "diaspora" too? And they have their cultural traditions pretty well documented. According to the Oxford Dictionary, "diaspora" is: "the dispersion or spread of a people from their original homeland." So, it doesn't seem to have this special meaning you ascribe to it.
Season 2 was such a big step up from Season 1 even though I was a big fan of Season 1. I especially LOVED what this show did with Kara/Supergirl, as this is my favourite take on Supergirl yet, and I love how they handled her character arc. I really like the overall theme about longing for a place in the world and Clark going through his own inner struggles of whether he truly belongs on Earth as an alien with growing xenophobia and whether he has a right to be on Earth when he feels like he only makes other peoples life's worst as Superman, especially Lois and Jimmy. It's a great narrative that shows how relatable and emotionally rich the character can be when you get people who understand him to write him like a three-dimensional person who has relatable problems despite what he can do. Jack Quaid as a whole truly blew me away with his depiction of Clark Kent and Superman as this honestly might be my favourite animated take on Superman/one of the best depictions of Superman in general. Further, Clark's arc this season is well juxtaposed by Kara's excellent character arc of having her whole life under the manipulation of Brainiac and thus never shown true love or genuine familial affection and only teaching herself to believe Brainiac loved her as any father would, but slowly realises how much she's been lied to and that alone break her, and its only with love from Clark, Jimmy and Lois does she see that she has a choice of what she wants her place in this world to be and finds her own individuality and balance in this world. Brainiac in this show is also a great villain, and Micheal Emerson gives a fantastic performance in the role as this more robotic, sadistic, dark take on him. He truly feels like a menacing threat, and his personal connection with Clark and Kara makes him all the more of a despicable villain and definitely the best villain in the show so far. Plus his design, voice and actions are giving major Frieza vibes. Cant wait for Season 3 and the confirmation of Lex Luthor (officially bald) to be the main villain and other characters like Superboy and Cyborg Superman to appear.
It did alot of things TOGETHER so well. Representing so many story arcs we've had before, while being original and not just a Tryte retelling. Sure, Braniacs destroyed Krypton before. But never because he was a part of its entire infrastructure. For a reason so oddly believable and selfish as "Not wanting to be shut off". They made him the cause for an entirely new reason that works so entirely well. Kara ends up with the same treatment. This is hardly the first time we've had Evil Kara, but the two biggest stories to do it were because of Apocalypse and Red Lantern Kara. Turning her int Braniacs puppet for the "Purity" of Krypton also served to push the entire idea of Natuire V Nurture this whole season been going for. Similarly, Season 1 showed an odd sort of....Legacy respect? For DC as a whole that i've now just lost for Harley Quinn 2019. IN THE SAME WEEK. Harley had Starro as just a waiter in a posh hotel. Not scheming or being a concern. He felt more like some checklist "They'll love seeing this" sorta obligatory thing. The same weeks episode of Superman had Jimmy hear a rumor about a weird starfish in Germany. Season 2 REALLY continued that and gave us hints at a greater DCAU without throwing it in our faces. Those droids Braniac threw at Clark in the Simulator? A Thanagarian and a Green Lantern! And then Dr. Stone showing up in this season as well?! If we got a genuine revival of the DCAU as connected cartoons after the Crisis is over, it would be perfect.
@@TheUltraMineboxI think they should just take their time and iron any problems or mistakes for the next season. A show that is rushed is alot worse than no show.
I loved Superman and Kara finally taking down Brainiac, gave me serious Gurren Lagann vibes. Oh, and the matching of characters of this show and The Boys is *SO* fitting its incredible.
“The dreams of those who have fallen, the hopes of those who will follow! Those two sets of dreams weave together into a double helix drilling a path towards tomorrow! That’s Tengen TOPPA! THATS GURREN LAGANN! MY DRILL IS THE DRILL THAT CREATES THE HEAVENS!”
Kara was fantastic this season, at 5:22 I love Kara’s misunderstanding of what Clark says from “when I need to protect someone” to Kara’s “when fighting” shows so well how Kara’s upbringing was differentiates from Clark’s
So there’s an alien who fights to protect people on his adopted world, paired with an unassuming but skilled human partner and a warrior class alien driven by honor and competition, with an alien overlord that enslaves them, who falls for a wealthy tech guru And they both get charged with energy and become stronger when they protect the people they love Oh my god they’re Goku and Vegeta
I love that for the American dub of DBZ they tried to lean into it by saying that Goku’s dad was a brilliant scientist. But Bardok is really just a space barbarian.
I was struck this season by how Waller's and Luthor's hate both come from a place of fear but how they deal with that fear is completely different. Waller has no doubts about what she's doing or why, even if it's become so twisted by fear she's a danger to the very people she's convinced she's protecting. When confronted by the very real threat of Brainiac's invasion all the potential threats resolve into actual ones so she acts, even if armed with only a handgun, because she has the assurance of purpose. Lex on the other hand isn't sure of what he's afraid of so he invents reasons to be afraid and convinces others to share those fears not because he's right, but because once it becomes the majority position he can't be wrong. It's an empty fear though, a wall thrown up to shield a fragile ego, and only has strength when opposed but not actually tested. Once the invasion begins and Lex is confronted by actual stakes, he cowards out and runs.
@@kjj26k One of the things that made DCAU Brainiac--whom they're clearly taking notes on--so great was the fact that he could keep coming back stronger. I don't know how they could top the power Brainiac has now without it feeling meaningless, but I think the fact that MAWS Brainiac is currently a one arc pony is a weakness his character has relative to DCAU Brainiac.
@@orbboom6119 I believe they may in the future. Since this seems to be the young version of everyone. So, they may develop powers or have a accident. Plus "Steel" is here which I am excited to see more of.
@@human3504 One of the things I like about this show is how focused its concept is. It makes a lot of sense that basically everything stems from a reaction to the Kryptonians, & all of these weird powers are because of the government reverse-engineering Kryptonian technology. The only thing I still don't understand is the decision to make Kryptonian technology, for some reason, also poisoned by Kryptonite. That's having a ripple effect that keeps getting weirder because so many of the villains, like Livewire & Brainiac, are also affected by Kryptonite.
As a second gen immigrant myself, I felt this. Particularly as a child I felt so pulled between the expectations of the culture I lived in and the culture I came from. As you say, you eventually make some sort of choice. Maybe you choose to completely go back to the culture of your parents. Maybe you decide to completely define yourself by the culture you live in. But most often, you can't really do that. You have connections to both, and you can rarely completely sever those. So you find a balance, become someone who exists in and is defined by both worlds. And the really interesting thing is that for each person the balance is different. You might be more part of one than another, and maybe you retain different aspects of your cultures than someone else. My siblings and I have found our own balance, and each of our's is unique. I wonder if that's something they'll show next season: Kara and Clarke each finding their own distinct balance.
I'm glad to see this show along with Superman and Lois show how amazing Clark is. It was great. Kara getting more love, having a character arc and looking like Android 18 definitely helped. Man I can't wait for season 3. Also Brianic was fun
I love how Clark doesn't bring Kara back to her senses while under Brainiac's control by punching her unconscious and then she wakes up, but instead he gives her a hug and calls her back with the good experiences they shared, and then Jimmy gets to help in that way. This show is still so good by being so in tune with the best parts of what makes Superman a complelling character and a light of hope.
My jaw dropped when Lois and Jimmy hugged Feral Kara. She could have instantly killed them even by accident in that moment, it was incredibly brave of them. That said, "Love is not for Cowards." (Was it Livewire or Heatwave that said that?)
You can build a wall Just with the kRYPTONITE stash that Lex has let alone the stash that batman possesses Both of them are gonna die from kryptonite radiation cancer at this point.
Kara's story was awesome! I actually have a video essay I'm working on that follows the history of Kara as a whole, and yes, her diaspora plays a huge role in her characterization across most good Supergirl media, and it's awesome
I loved Kara's entire arc this season. She's such a fun and interesting character and her interactions with Jimmy and Clark were so charming. One thing I would like for the series to address in Season 3 is how she'll process the civilizations she destroyed. Yeah, she was under mind control, but I gotta imagine there's plenty of guilt in her about it.
I don't think the same style of storytelling would work for Batman. The tone and the themes drastically have to be different between Supreman and Batman shows.
@@garethhughes7430I feel like a 'grimdark setting with hope flickering on the horizon' would have to be the tone. Not as dark as film batman, mind you, but dark enough that kinder and gentler moments shine brighter.
@alaskarii007 I understand that, I just think I've seen it too much. I like a stoic Batman, who will be best friends with Superman, and his zoomer adopted family's school hijinks and embarrassing Bruce Wayne in the gotham tabloids.
The show was Anime Smallville. Right down to everyone getting powers from Kryptonian tech/green rocks. They did a good job maintaining the idea that Clark and Kara are just people rather than ever making them seem so Super that you couldn't relate to them anymore like in a lot of newer media, like the CW Supergirl show. With any luck it will get good reviews and DC will keep making shows like this... and not like that Suicide Squad Isekai show.
@@RadiantPaladin4 It's just boring shovel ware. It does nothing original or unique and is basically a show made following guidelines that let it be as unoffensive as possible while incorporating stuff like popular characters like Peacemaker, V-tuber music and the like. It's basically a giant ad. I think lots of people are going to "like" it, cause that's what it was made to do, be liked. But I doubt anyone can say what they like about it. It's like AI art, It's standardized. It almost looks like Assault on Arkham as well, which will bait people in thinking it has connection outside of similar characters. They could even sell it as a 10 year anniversary sequel to the movie for more views, it's that kind of series.
@@BeyondTrash-xe1vs tbf, it's like the Nth show in the span of 5 years centered around the horrible people that are the members of the Suicide Squad that glorifies them. At this point, no matter how good the actual anime is, it's bound to turn off people just due to oversaturation - and because the Suicide Squad often does not actually provoke thought. It's often simply shock value and junk food power fantasy of a bunch of psychotic humans going around doing as they please and defeating characters beyond their weight classes.
I love that in your last edit theres a sentiment towards the connection between humans. Not just Superman/ or the types of people you have talked about in this video. But human interaction as a whole. I think we need all generally need to be more open for human connection in general. It would make the world a place with more Joy than sorrow.
Finished the second season on Sunday and waited for you to put an episode out of it. Time to get my daily motivation. Thank you so much for your hard work on these videos
My Adventures with Superman is a great Superman series, and season 2 was great. It starts with some closure for plot lines not fully finished from season 1, such as Clark finally learning the truth about how Jor-El sent him to Earth to survive the destruction of Krypton, and even learning about what happened to Sam Lane after he spared Superman at the end of season 1. I would say that season 1 was about Clark discovering who he is, while season 2 was about him finding his place. This all starts when Clark learned that while the kryptonians were dead, he wasn't sent to Earth with the intent of him being alone. Clark learned about his cousin Kara, who is apparently the same age as Clark in this continuity. This idea that he isn't alone drives Clark to try and find his cousin to fulfill a sense of belonging. When Clark gains possession of the kryptonian beacon that might help him find Kara, he does try to talk to Lois about it, since they are a couple now, but they are having communication problems due to Lois' unresolved issues with her father, Sam. It also doesn't help that Lex's rise to power, his ability to manipulate people to his side, and his work with Amanda Waller is causing some people to turn against Superman. Clark is at a low point in his loneliness, and his support system of Jimmy and Lois weren't there for him. Lois due to her issues with her father, and Jimmy due to feeling shame in his role in Lex's campaign against Superman. So, Clark uses the beacon to contact Kara, which brought her to Earth. Despite being raised by Brainiac to be his weapon, Kara also wanted had the same feeling of belonging that Clark had. When she learned about her cousin, she goes to find him on her own, even though Brainiac's command was for them to both go to Earth. Kara does see some of the good of Earth and makes a connection with Jimmy, but there are some things about Earth that annoy her as shown when she's at the most eligible bachelor event. This does lead to Clark and Kara meeting each other, but due to circumstances and timing, the meeting doesn't end well. Kara recognized her cousin due to him wearing his kryptonian suit as Superman, but since Kara was in civilian clothes, Clark wouldn't realize it was her. Not to mention that Clark was preoccupied with Lois, so he politely brushed Kara off, which clearly hurt and angered Kara. By the time Clark realized who Kara is, she's already disappointed in him. Due to Brainiac's orders, the two cousins fight, and Superman gets kidnapped. Despite the bad first meeting, Clark and Kara quickly form a strong familial bond in a short time. They fill the void of loneliness that they've been feeling lately, and it even plays a role in Kara turning against Brainiac, fighting to save the Earth as Supergirl, and finding a new home on Earth with her cousin Clark, along with his friends and family. I like all the character growth that Lois and Jimmy go through this season, but I personally love the relationship between Clark and Kara this season.
Whats with all the goddamn AI essays? If you don't have much to say, write a short, sincere comment and leave it at that, do you really think this makes you look cool?
@@kjj26kThis isn't an AI essay, and I don't write it long just to look cool. I write it long because I have a lot to say. If you don't like it, you don't have to read it. Just take your disrespectful comments somewhere else. They aren't wanted or needed here.
I love that you actually interpreted Superman as an immigrant. Even if this is not what the creators intended I love this interpretation of Superman and gives hope to the character. Instead of an xenophobic view of Superman as Evil.
I miss when the standard length of a season of tv was 20 episodes per season, because this was great but it would have been practically perfect if it had more time. - The last two episodes should have by all accounts been 4 episodes considering all that was squeezed in and how much we could have explored. - I could have used a whole episode just dedicated to Luthor’s rise to having his own corporation. We got glimpses of his rise but I feel like we’re missing big chunks. - The way the final episode handled Sam and Amanda felt way too rushed considering the impact they’ve had over the show so far. A lot more needed to be done to have Sam at the BBQ and that be narratively satisfying. -and I don’t know who else feels this way, but I miss when shows like this had filler episodes where we just hung out with the characters in fun low stakes situations. We used to complain about those but I want them back. I am begging studio Mir, if not 20 episodes, at least 15 per season.
I think a note worthy thing to add is that Superman's creators are writer Jerry Siegel and artist Joe Shuster, both children of Jewish immigrants. To add further context, despite the racial discrimination the Jewish community received in Europe, Jewish immigrants were largely treated well by most Americans as long as they made an effort to integrate into their local communities and local customs. TLDR-Superman was largely influenced by the life experience of his creators who 2nd generation Jewish American Immigrants.
As a first generation immigrant, I couldn't relate that much with your thesis; makes sense though, first and second gen immigrants are very far culturally, but it makes me sad nonetheless, it makes me feel unseen. One thing I liked about the whole immigrant allegory is the leitmotif of "earth is for eartlings"; it's so impactful because it feels so familiar. We live on an era in which hatred has political slogans, and the fact that someone might consider me a pest to be disposed of just because of where I came from is something that keeps me at night. Although, just like superman, we need to have hope. It's my responsibility as someone who has seen the best on humanity to keep on helping no matter what. The Hispanic community is best when we help each other, when cultures blend and we treat each other like siblings; I want to share that experience with anyone who needs help, no matter how different they are we are stronger together
Kara was absolutely adorable this season and her voice perfectly fit her character and personality, Great step up from Season 1 and while the show isn't without some critiques, overall it's a very solid superman story and I can't wait to see more in Season 3, wonder who the big bad is gonna be moving forward tho
I didn't like that waller and co in this show are people who re constantly taunting superman . I mean those are the same people who would be screwed if he decide to be like "yeah sure, i guess you re right. So what now, how do you plan to stop me?" Or maybe i m blinded by nostalgia of how good the justice league cartoon was.
OK, but they don't think he's a good guy who could go bad. They think he's a scion of an alien invasion pretending to be good. And they absolutely put him through the ringer at times, they could put up a fight if he did reveal his "true colors" as they see it.
I haven't seen a single Amanda Waller depiction that was on par, let alone better, than JLU's Amanda Waller. When given the chance to destroy Superman by blasting a volcanic island with a Kryptonite-lined nuke, she orders the general to stand down. When given the chance to eviscerate the League's reputation, she decides to stand down and work together with them to stop Luthor. THAT is Amanda Waller to me - she isn't an extremist. She's a realist and she works with an open mind. That Waller had STRONG principles - which is why she got along famously (albeit tensely) with Batman.
@@BeyondTrash-xe1vs They re literally constantly doing this while being in his reach. Forget having the mean to stop him. They d die before they try if he was even evil. Like, just look at the scene where luthor basically said in front of superman that superman is the bad guy. Also there s the very fact that we clearly saw, the only reason superman is constantly in difficulty is because he s trying to protect something.
@@akaneriyun4774 Yeah. I liked that better too. I mean i don't mind being extremist but in the adventure show, she basically going full retard by doing the equivalent of using a stick to poke at a hungry lion
Does no one else find it kinda funny that Clark’s color is blue while Kara’s color is yellow and green (blue+yellow) is the color of their doom? Edit: I misremembered. Apparently hers is still red
6:14 This 2nd-generation analysis also applies to 1st generation immigrants who, by way of adoption, death, separation, etc, don't have direct access to their native culture. Take it from me, Brazilian-born, American-raised. This aspect of Superman has always been the most interesting yet somehow the least explored. Interesting to see one series did roll up their sleeves and dig into it. Great essay.
Ya know, I'd love for you to unpack FLCL, the old original one. Unrecipricated love, manipulation, feeling stale, attempting change, making someone your life goal for & despite them leaving you. I feel like there may be quite a few things to unpack in just 6 episodes. Goodluck.
I know the second video would be more "Lois and Clark", but, talking about Clark's feelings, I think the part that I loved the most about this season was when Clark held hands with Jimmy while they were floating, and Clark opened his heart to him, telling him how he's the best friend he could ever wish for, thanks him and just... gave him the best smile I've ever seen in an animated character
I think another interesting way they used the theme of him being a 2nd gen immigrant is also reflected in how he is portrayed in Brainiac's altered memory world. He still has the kindness and sentimental values he got from Earth, despite Brainiac's influence and the fake memories of his parents berating him for it. He still felt a little alone and odd in that fake Kryptonian culture. This show is so good. One of my favorite adaptations of Superman of all time. And my now all time favorite adaptation of Kara, I've never really cared for her outside of the Woman of Tomorrow run. I love how they keep Jimmy's wild life as a gag like his silly comics. Like becoming a billionaire, rizzing up Kara, etc. This is my favorite Lois. Brainiac was super cool and felt very AM from I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream coded. Interesting spin on villains. Although I really don't like tech bro Lex Luther, still doesn't work. Hope we get another season and he evolves into actual Lex.
I really hope we get Batman next season. With Vickie Vale and Lex Corp established, there’s so much impetus for a trip to Gotham to investigate a “new, mysterious caped crime fighter.” The Bruce and Clark friendship is my favorite of all superheroes and I think this show would tackle it brilliantly.
althought i do like the message, and i do like the ending. The way they got there was kinda forced at points (little bit to much melodrama) i rate this season a 9/10
I liked season pretty much.. Braniac was amazeing.. Kara was good.. Superman and clark was exceptional.. The side characters were also charming.. Lex wasnt bald.. But ou god oh god... Was lois absolutely unbearable sometimes....
when i first saw this series i was super hesitant, and when i started watching i couldn't stop, i love stories about supermen who are the hope of the world instead of edgy evil superman stories.
I love how throughout the episode, Kara learns how to appreciate life on Earth. Yet it only took 2 minutes at The Bachelor for her to decide “Yeah this planet’s gotta GO 😠” 🤣😭
I wouldn't say that's entirely true. It's true that Kara clearly didn't enjoy her time at the bachelor event, but it was only enough to show her that there were things on Earth that she didn't like. What really upset her was the bad first meeting with her cousin.
Jimmy showed a LOT of promise throughout the entire season and I really hate how he got completely shafted by the runtime. This version of him is not only really interesting but had lots of things going on throughout the entire season just waiting to be explored further and they weren't. The joke earlier on about his net worth was pretty funny but it strung when he ended up basically being reduced to a plot device because of it. By far the biggest victim of it having so few episodes.
I love how brainiac doesn’t just take over his mind. He first uses Clark’s own memories to feed doubt into his head before changing his memories to weaken him further and once Clark is broken, that’s when he takes over.
Genuinely following up a series of false, bitter memories of Lois with a real one to convince him they were all real was wild
Clark's internal struggle shouldn't be dealt with a bad guy going in, because he should be strong enough from having dealt with things on earth before interacting with Brainiac. It all felt forced and not "genius" level thoughts, let alone a machine that is petty for the worst reasons. I genuinely couldn't stand Brainiac's catchphrase being, "Oh?!"
And turns his body into a slutty goth with exposed feet. Kryptonian internet is kind of freaky.
@@Sootielove Yeah it was so insidious
Really liked that because it reminds me of "for the man who has everything"
There really is a starman..and his name is Clark kent
And not f*cking Jesus Christ
*cough cough Zack Snyder*
Starman waiting in the sky🗣️🗣️🗣️
He'll like to come and meet us.
but he thinks he’d blow our minds
@@Drio323 There's a starman waiting in the sky
Really was a great call for them to have Kara and Clarke be closer in age so they could act like siblings with each other to compare their life experiences to each other.
Honestly, Kara has always been a weak character imo for that reason. We only care about Supergirl in comics because of her connection to Clark, but that connection has never been established very strongly...
@@davidtucker9498the only time I think this was done well was in injustice.
@@davidtucker9498 I care about Kara because she is older and actually has memories of Krypton. She's known destruction and hopelessness and still chooses to be kind. Clark was raised by parents and has only known good so of course he's good. They both have powers that could be used for corruption but choose not to. Her choice is just more impressive.
On the "immigrant allegory" thing: I think Clark's experience most closely resembles that of an international adoptee. Raised in one culture, by parents of that culture, but aware of a connection to a foreign culture.
Depending on the circumstances, an international adoptee might have some knowledge of their birth parents, a birth name different from the one their adopted parents call them, and even memories of their birth country.
The term is diaspora
Idk. Mexican but I look white and raised "white" by ny parents. Barely know Spanish but want to learn all about my Mexican ancestry and white ancestry I have. I guess its just I want to know where I came from
@@Reverse_HoodI don’t know what term you’re thinking of, but it’s definitely not that. The word diaspora means the movement or migration of people away from their homeland.
@noneofyourbusiness2477 so diaspora is used alot for africans because of all the places we either moved to or were sent to. Such as through slavery. We know of our home but none of its traditions and cultures in a real sense since alot of post slavery generations were raised in different countries.
As well as some sects of africa dont view us as african because our ancestors were captured. Dont feel welcomed here or in africa. Seems very much whats going on with clark
@@FFmaxxx But aren't Jews outside of Israel called "diaspora" too? And they have their cultural traditions pretty well documented.
According to the Oxford Dictionary, "diaspora" is: "the dispersion or spread of a people from their original homeland."
So, it doesn't seem to have this special meaning you ascribe to it.
This truly was our adventures with superman
Well put❤
🔥🔥🔥🔥✍
can't tell if this is heartfelt or brainrot
It truly was
Season 2 was such a big step up from Season 1 even though I was a big fan of Season 1. I especially LOVED what this show did with Kara/Supergirl, as this is my favourite take on Supergirl yet, and I love how they handled her character arc. I really like the overall theme about longing for a place in the world and Clark going through his own inner struggles of whether he truly belongs on Earth as an alien with growing xenophobia and whether he has a right to be on Earth when he feels like he only makes other peoples life's worst as Superman, especially Lois and Jimmy. It's a great narrative that shows how relatable and emotionally rich the character can be when you get people who understand him to write him like a three-dimensional person who has relatable problems despite what he can do. Jack Quaid as a whole truly blew me away with his depiction of Clark Kent and Superman as this honestly might be my favourite animated take on Superman/one of the best depictions of Superman in general.
Further, Clark's arc this season is well juxtaposed by Kara's excellent character arc of having her whole life under the manipulation of Brainiac and thus never shown true love or genuine familial affection and only teaching herself to believe Brainiac loved her as any father would, but slowly realises how much she's been lied to and that alone break her, and its only with love from Clark, Jimmy and Lois does she see that she has a choice of what she wants her place in this world to be and finds her own individuality and balance in this world. Brainiac in this show is also a great villain, and Micheal Emerson gives a fantastic performance in the role as this more robotic, sadistic, dark take on him. He truly feels like a menacing threat, and his personal connection with Clark and Kara makes him all the more of a despicable villain and definitely the best villain in the show so far. Plus his design, voice and actions are giving major Frieza vibes.
Cant wait for Season 3 and the confirmation of Lex Luthor (officially bald) to be the main villain and other characters like Superboy and Cyborg Superman to appear.
It did alot of things TOGETHER so well. Representing so many story arcs we've had before, while being original and not just a Tryte retelling. Sure, Braniacs destroyed Krypton before. But never because he was a part of its entire infrastructure. For a reason so oddly believable and selfish as "Not wanting to be shut off". They made him the cause for an entirely new reason that works so entirely well. Kara ends up with the same treatment. This is hardly the first time we've had Evil Kara, but the two biggest stories to do it were because of Apocalypse and Red Lantern Kara. Turning her int Braniacs puppet for the "Purity" of Krypton also served to push the entire idea of Natuire V Nurture this whole season been going for.
Similarly, Season 1 showed an odd sort of....Legacy respect? For DC as a whole that i've now just lost for Harley Quinn 2019. IN THE SAME WEEK. Harley had Starro as just a waiter in a posh hotel. Not scheming or being a concern. He felt more like some checklist "They'll love seeing this" sorta obligatory thing. The same weeks episode of Superman had Jimmy hear a rumor about a weird starfish in Germany. Season 2 REALLY continued that and gave us hints at a greater DCAU without throwing it in our faces. Those droids Braniac threw at Clark in the Simulator? A Thanagarian and a Green Lantern! And then Dr. Stone showing up in this season as well?!
If we got a genuine revival of the DCAU as connected cartoons after the Crisis is over, it would be perfect.
Who’s waiting for season 3.
Probably won't come out until 2026
@@aramcitow51 Nah dw itll come out in 2025. Animated shows usually take a year to release seasons. its an acceptable release cadence.
@@aramcitow51 doubt it since season 2 came out around a year after season 1
@@TheUltraMineboxI think they should just take their time and iron any problems or mistakes for the next season. A show that is rushed is alot worse than no show.
I hope we get 10 seasons of this show!!
I loved Superman and Kara finally taking down Brainiac, gave me serious Gurren Lagann vibes.
Oh, and the matching of characters of this show and The Boys is *SO* fitting its incredible.
Did you catch the one episode being named pierce the heavens superman?
Yeah because the studio Hired a right workers who know what they doing. Plus some of them were megafan for the show they love
@@johnblunt6693
The anime references in this show are PEAK
I think it ran on a little too long.
“The dreams of those who have fallen, the hopes of those who will follow! Those two sets of dreams weave together into a double helix drilling a path towards tomorrow! That’s Tengen TOPPA! THATS GURREN LAGANN! MY DRILL IS THE DRILL THAT CREATES THE HEAVENS!”
Kara was fantastic this season, at 5:22 I love Kara’s misunderstanding of what Clark says from “when I need to protect someone” to Kara’s “when fighting” shows so well how Kara’s upbringing was differentiates from Clark’s
Just watched the whole series yesterday instantly clicked
So there’s an alien who fights to protect people on his adopted world, paired with an unassuming but skilled human partner
and a warrior class alien driven by honor and competition, with an alien overlord that enslaves them, who falls for a wealthy tech guru
And they both get charged with energy and become stronger when they protect the people they love
Oh my god they’re Goku and Vegeta
LMAO
I love that for the American dub of DBZ they tried to lean into it by saying that Goku’s dad was a brilliant scientist. But Bardok is really just a space barbarian.
i lost you on the unassuming part s1 lois towards the ending eps and s2 throughout the whole season was all but assumming
My adventures truly is the spectacular spiderman of our generation. I KNEW IT WAS AHEAD OF IT'S TIME.
I was struck this season by how Waller's and Luthor's hate both come from a place of fear but how they deal with that fear is completely different. Waller has no doubts about what she's doing or why, even if it's become so twisted by fear she's a danger to the very people she's convinced she's protecting. When confronted by the very real threat of Brainiac's invasion all the potential threats resolve into actual ones so she acts, even if armed with only a handgun, because she has the assurance of purpose.
Lex on the other hand isn't sure of what he's afraid of so he invents reasons to be afraid and convinces others to share those fears not because he's right, but because once it becomes the majority position he can't be wrong. It's an empty fear though, a wall thrown up to shield a fragile ego, and only has strength when opposed but not actually tested. Once the invasion begins and Lex is confronted by actual stakes, he cowards out and runs.
Brainiac was so good in this season. All of his dialogue was impactful
My skin crawls just thinking about him, I hope never returns...but he probably will.
@@kjj26k One of the things that made DCAU Brainiac--whom they're clearly taking notes on--so great was the fact that he could keep coming back stronger. I don't know how they could top the power Brainiac has now without it feeling meaningless, but I think the fact that MAWS Brainiac is currently a one arc pony is a weakness his character has relative to DCAU Brainiac.
THIS, this right here, is the Superman the world needed.
Just wish the villains had actual powers and not just tech suits and shit, thats boring
@@orbboom6119 I believe they may in the future. Since this seems to be the young version of everyone. So, they may develop powers or have a accident. Plus "Steel" is here which I am excited to see more of.
@@human3504 One of the things I like about this show is how focused its concept is. It makes a lot of sense that basically everything stems from a reaction to the Kryptonians, & all of these weird powers are because of the government reverse-engineering Kryptonian technology. The only thing I still don't understand is the decision to make Kryptonian technology, for some reason, also poisoned by Kryptonite. That's having a ripple effect that keeps getting weirder because so many of the villains, like Livewire & Brainiac, are also affected by Kryptonite.
As a second gen immigrant myself, I felt this. Particularly as a child I felt so pulled between the expectations of the culture I lived in and the culture I came from.
As you say, you eventually make some sort of choice. Maybe you choose to completely go back to the culture of your parents. Maybe you decide to completely define yourself by the culture you live in.
But most often, you can't really do that. You have connections to both, and you can rarely completely sever those. So you find a balance, become someone who exists in and is defined by both worlds.
And the really interesting thing is that for each person the balance is different. You might be more part of one than another, and maybe you retain different aspects of your cultures than someone else. My siblings and I have found our own balance, and each of our's is unique.
I wonder if that's something they'll show next season: Kara and Clarke each finding their own distinct balance.
I'm glad to see this show along with Superman and Lois show how amazing Clark is. It was great.
Kara getting more love, having a character arc and looking like Android 18 definitely helped. Man I can't wait for season 3.
Also Brianic was fun
The 2nd generational immigrant lens is exceptional analysis! Now gonna read Roots & Routes.
Can we just appreciate how genuinely genius casting is Michael fucking Emerson as Bainiac?
I love how Clark doesn't bring Kara back to her senses while under Brainiac's control by punching her unconscious and then she wakes up, but instead he gives her a hug and calls her back with the good experiences they shared, and then Jimmy gets to help in that way. This show is still so good by being so in tune with the best parts of what makes Superman a complelling character and a light of hope.
My jaw dropped when Lois and Jimmy hugged Feral Kara. She could have instantly killed them even by accident in that moment, it was incredibly brave of them.
That said, "Love is not for Cowards."
(Was it Livewire or Heatwave that said that?)
Holy Cows
As a 2nd generation immigrant this hits really hard...
a peak superman cartoon and an end to his decade long hiatus from the theaters? we’re so fucking back, it’s not even funny
"i´m gonna build a wall betwen Krypton and the earth, and Kryptonias are goig to pay for it"
-- Alex Trumptor
based and earthpilled
You can build a wall Just with the kRYPTONITE stash that Lex has let alone the stash that batman possesses Both of them are gonna die from kryptonite radiation cancer at this point.
@@johntaxpayer2523Based on what?
Kara's story was awesome! I actually have a video essay I'm working on that follows the history of Kara as a whole, and yes, her diaspora plays a huge role in her characterization across most good Supergirl media, and it's awesome
It’s nice to see a show understand Superman as well as My Adventures
I loved Kara's entire arc this season. She's such a fun and interesting character and her interactions with Jimmy and Clark were so charming. One thing I would like for the series to address in Season 3 is how she'll process the civilizations she destroyed. Yeah, she was under mind control, but I gotta imagine there's plenty of guilt in her about it.
Can't wait for "Holy Cow..."
6:37
OBJECTION! Kara IS in episode 7... for like 5 seconds... at the very end.
I’m adding Implicitly Pretentious to the list of “Babe, wake up…” channels
The power of hugs come through yet again.
The creators of MAWS need to make My Adventures With Batman about young Bruce adopting kids and family hijinks
Woah there cowboy slowdown, one at the time
I don't think the same style of storytelling would work for Batman. The tone and the themes drastically have to be different between Supreman and Batman shows.
@@akaneriyun4774 why?
@@garethhughes7430I feel like a 'grimdark setting with hope flickering on the horizon' would have to be the tone. Not as dark as film batman, mind you, but dark enough that kinder and gentler moments shine brighter.
@alaskarii007 I understand that, I just think I've seen it too much. I like a stoic Batman, who will be best friends with Superman, and his zoomer adopted family's school hijinks and embarrassing Bruce Wayne in the gotham tabloids.
this came out just as i was starting season 2 what impeccable timing. with such divine timing like that you get a sub :)
The way in which they handled Kara leaves me curious as to how or even if they’ll cover Zod
I'm really glad that happy Superman has been making a comeback in recent years.
The show was Anime Smallville. Right down to everyone getting powers from Kryptonian tech/green rocks. They did a good job maintaining the idea that Clark and Kara are just people rather than ever making them seem so Super that you couldn't relate to them anymore like in a lot of newer media, like the CW Supergirl show. With any luck it will get good reviews and DC will keep making shows like this... and not like that Suicide Squad Isekai show.
Do people not like the Suicide Squad isekai? I haven’t watched it but I have a few friends who seem to be enjoying it
@@RadiantPaladin4 It's just boring shovel ware. It does nothing original or unique and is basically a show made following guidelines that let it be as unoffensive as possible while incorporating stuff like popular characters like Peacemaker, V-tuber music and the like. It's basically a giant ad.
I think lots of people are going to "like" it, cause that's what it was made to do, be liked. But I doubt anyone can say what they like about it. It's like AI art, It's standardized.
It almost looks like Assault on Arkham as well, which will bait people in thinking it has connection outside of similar characters. They could even sell it as a 10 year anniversary sequel to the movie for more views, it's that kind of series.
@@CornBreadtm1Nothing original or unique? The premise alone is insane.
@@BeyondTrash-xe1vs tbf, it's like the Nth show in the span of 5 years centered around the horrible people that are the members of the Suicide Squad that glorifies them. At this point, no matter how good the actual anime is, it's bound to turn off people just due to oversaturation - and because the Suicide Squad often does not actually provoke thought. It's often simply shock value and junk food power fantasy of a bunch of psychotic humans going around doing as they please and defeating characters beyond their weight classes.
Jokey names, Something Changing Your Mind, Superman; oh yeah, this is the shit I'm here for!
I love that in your last edit theres a sentiment towards the connection between humans. Not just Superman/ or the types of people you have talked about in this video. But human interaction as a whole. I think we need all generally need to be more open for human connection in general. It would make the world a place
with more Joy than sorrow.
I wasn't too sold on Season 1 but this season was absolutely incredible
My Adventures With Superman is just stunning and beautiful, really striking a perfect balance between light and dark, and I can't wait for season 3~
I never saw this in the show. I mean, Clark was somehow relatable to me, but I never thought why. Thanks
I need to watch this show !
It is really good
Finished the second season on Sunday and waited for you to put an episode out of it. Time to get my daily motivation. Thank you so much for your hard work on these videos
My Adventures with Superman is a great Superman series, and season 2 was great. It starts with some closure for plot lines not fully finished from season 1, such as Clark finally learning the truth about how Jor-El sent him to Earth to survive the destruction of Krypton, and even learning about what happened to Sam Lane after he spared Superman at the end of season 1. I would say that season 1 was about Clark discovering who he is, while season 2 was about him finding his place. This all starts when Clark learned that while the kryptonians were dead, he wasn't sent to Earth with the intent of him being alone. Clark learned about his cousin Kara, who is apparently the same age as Clark in this continuity. This idea that he isn't alone drives Clark to try and find his cousin to fulfill a sense of belonging. When Clark gains possession of the kryptonian beacon that might help him find Kara, he does try to talk to Lois about it, since they are a couple now, but they are having communication problems due to Lois' unresolved issues with her father, Sam. It also doesn't help that Lex's rise to power, his ability to manipulate people to his side, and his work with Amanda Waller is causing some people to turn against Superman. Clark is at a low point in his loneliness, and his support system of Jimmy and Lois weren't there for him. Lois due to her issues with her father, and Jimmy due to feeling shame in his role in Lex's campaign against Superman. So, Clark uses the beacon to contact Kara, which brought her to Earth. Despite being raised by Brainiac to be his weapon, Kara also wanted had the same feeling of belonging that Clark had. When she learned about her cousin, she goes to find him on her own, even though Brainiac's command was for them to both go to Earth. Kara does see some of the good of Earth and makes a connection with Jimmy, but there are some things about Earth that annoy her as shown when she's at the most eligible bachelor event. This does lead to Clark and Kara meeting each other, but due to circumstances and timing, the meeting doesn't end well. Kara recognized her cousin due to him wearing his kryptonian suit as Superman, but since Kara was in civilian clothes, Clark wouldn't realize it was her. Not to mention that Clark was preoccupied with Lois, so he politely brushed Kara off, which clearly hurt and angered Kara. By the time Clark realized who Kara is, she's already disappointed in him. Due to Brainiac's orders, the two cousins fight, and Superman gets kidnapped. Despite the bad first meeting, Clark and Kara quickly form a strong familial bond in a short time. They fill the void of loneliness that they've been feeling lately, and it even plays a role in Kara turning against Brainiac, fighting to save the Earth as Supergirl, and finding a new home on Earth with her cousin Clark, along with his friends and family. I like all the character growth that Lois and Jimmy go through this season, but I personally love the relationship between Clark and Kara this season.
Whats with all the goddamn AI essays? If you don't have much to say, write a short, sincere comment and leave it at that, do you really think this makes you look cool?
@@kjj26kThis isn't an AI essay, and I don't write it long just to look cool. I write it long because I have a lot to say. If you don't like it, you don't have to read it. Just take your disrespectful comments somewhere else. They aren't wanted or needed here.
@@StareachValcin Okay, but you really should use paragraph breaks.
@@TheLithpThanks for the constructive criticism, but I respectfully disagree.
make as many videos as you want for this show. great video! I thought the music tribute was especially nice :3
I love that you actually interpreted Superman as an immigrant. Even if this is not what the creators intended I love this interpretation of Superman and gives hope to the character. Instead of an xenophobic view of Superman as Evil.
I'm so glad this turned out to be a good show.
Very happy I found your channel. You are excellent at your craft, my friend.
The show is definitely one of the best DC/Superman shows
I miss when the standard length of a season of tv was 20 episodes per season, because this was great but it would have been practically perfect if it had more time.
- The last two episodes should have by all accounts been 4 episodes considering all that was squeezed in and how much we could have explored.
- I could have used a whole episode just dedicated to Luthor’s rise to having his own corporation. We got glimpses of his rise but I feel like we’re missing big chunks.
- The way the final episode handled Sam and Amanda felt way too rushed considering the impact they’ve had over the show so far. A lot more needed to be done to have Sam at the BBQ and that be narratively satisfying.
-and I don’t know who else feels this way, but I miss when shows like this had filler episodes where we just hung out with the characters in fun low stakes situations. We used to complain about those but I want them back.
I am begging studio Mir, if not 20 episodes, at least 15 per season.
I will start reading the origin of these quotes. I am really interested in them.
If you did more than 2 videos on this season, I wouldn't complain.
Damn that tribute segment started getting me a bit emotional damn
I think a note worthy thing to add is that Superman's creators are writer Jerry Siegel and artist Joe Shuster, both children of Jewish immigrants. To add further context, despite the racial discrimination the Jewish community received in Europe, Jewish immigrants were largely treated well by most Americans as long as they made an effort to integrate into their local communities and local customs.
TLDR-Superman was largely influenced by the life experience of his creators who 2nd generation Jewish American Immigrants.
Starman memes are one of the best I've seen in such a long time
Theres a Starman 🗣🗣🗣🔥🔥🔥
God I love this show
Nearing the end of the series, but it's so good
It got rewind for season three
It reminds me of Smallville just animated and modern.
Was that a teaser for a The Doom That Came to Gotham video at the very end? Hell yeah
That's still an immigrant story. A lot of immigrants come as babies
I was hoping the video would be about a divine bovine
Christ bless you, I love these videos man keep it up
5:10 lmao I only just noticed the pattern is like a super complicated Star of David
As a first generation immigrant, I couldn't relate that much with your thesis; makes sense though, first and second gen immigrants are very far culturally, but it makes me sad nonetheless, it makes me feel unseen.
One thing I liked about the whole immigrant allegory is the leitmotif of "earth is for eartlings"; it's so impactful because it feels so familiar. We live on an era in which hatred has political slogans, and the fact that someone might consider me a pest to be disposed of just because of where I came from is something that keeps me at night.
Although, just like superman, we need to have hope. It's my responsibility as someone who has seen the best on humanity to keep on helping no matter what. The Hispanic community is best when we help each other, when cultures blend and we treat each other like siblings; I want to share that experience with anyone who needs help, no matter how different they are we are stronger together
The ending of the season is so cute
damn Hughie really changed in this new season
Kara was absolutely adorable this season and her voice perfectly fit her character and personality, Great step up from Season 1 and while the show isn't without some critiques, overall it's a very solid superman story and I can't wait to see more in Season 3, wonder who the big bad is gonna be moving forward tho
I didn't like that waller and co in this show are people who re constantly taunting superman .
I mean those are the same people who would be screwed if he decide to be like "yeah sure, i guess you re right. So what now, how do you plan to stop me?"
Or maybe i m blinded by nostalgia of how good the justice league cartoon was.
OK, but they don't think he's a good guy who could go bad. They think he's a scion of an alien invasion pretending to be good.
And they absolutely put him through the ringer at times, they could put up a fight if he did reveal his "true colors" as they see it.
I haven't seen a single Amanda Waller depiction that was on par, let alone better, than JLU's Amanda Waller. When given the chance to destroy Superman by blasting a volcanic island with a Kryptonite-lined nuke, she orders the general to stand down. When given the chance to eviscerate the League's reputation, she decides to stand down and work together with them to stop Luthor. THAT is Amanda Waller to me - she isn't an extremist. She's a realist and she works with an open mind. That Waller had STRONG principles - which is why she got along famously (albeit tensely) with Batman.
@@BeyondTrash-xe1vs They re literally constantly doing this while being in his reach.
Forget having the mean to stop him. They d die before they try if he was even evil.
Like, just look at the scene where luthor basically said in front of superman that superman is the bad guy.
Also there s the very fact that we clearly saw, the only reason superman is constantly in difficulty is because he s trying to protect something.
@@akaneriyun4774 Yeah. I liked that better too.
I mean i don't mind being extremist but in the adventure show, she basically going full retard by doing the equivalent of using a stick to poke at a hungry lion
Waller was stupider than usual in this show and I didn't like it.
Does no one else find it kinda funny that Clark’s color is blue while Kara’s color is yellow and green (blue+yellow) is the color of their doom?
Edit: I misremembered. Apparently hers is still red
I didn't watch, wdym by that. Kryptonite?
@@icicle_ai if you didn’t watch the show then I don’t know what you’re doing here for
Why do you say Kara's colour is yellow? Her energy aura is consistently red to Clarks blue
@@garethhughes7430 I watched episode 10 once and I remember her energy turning yellow towards the end
@@Zekrel both of their energies did because they took a dip in the sun 😀
I literally watched the entire series just yesterday well I finished up season 2 Today so this video is perfectly on point.
Man I love your videos on Superman
Genuinely great videos.
Owes a lot to "Smallville" and their reconstruction of Kara. Not a fan of Anime, but like when they reference the source material.
6:14 This 2nd-generation analysis also applies to 1st generation immigrants who, by way of adoption, death, separation, etc, don't have direct access to their native culture. Take it from me, Brazilian-born, American-raised. This aspect of Superman has always been the most interesting yet somehow the least explored. Interesting to see one series did roll up their sleeves and dig into it. Great essay.
A better allegory is Superman is a diaspora metaphor
I wonder if Lex is going to get stressed out so much he turns bald.
They wanted to be able to enthesize the kriptonite cancer arc
beautiful video
What is Earth's defense against a god? The god being better adjusted than most humans.
Ya know, I'd love for you to unpack FLCL, the old original one.
Unrecipricated love, manipulation, feeling stale, attempting change, making someone your life goal for & despite them leaving you. I feel like there may be quite a few things to unpack in just 6 episodes. Goodluck.
Song?😭
Edit; it's Silk by Wolf Alice
Edit2; the one in the video is My First My Last by Love Beans
Thank you for being the hero who asked first
I still love kara's evangelion like armor
That The Boys cast joke was so accurate it hurt.
I know the second video would be more "Lois and Clark", but, talking about Clark's feelings, I think the part that I loved the most about this season was when Clark held hands with Jimmy while they were floating, and Clark opened his heart to him, telling him how he's the best friend he could ever wish for, thanks him and just... gave him the best smile I've ever seen in an animated character
"Am i not human, am i not your son?" 😢
"No!" 👿
Ammazing writing, everyone.
It’s over the top on purpose. He’s being manipulated with false memories fabricated by a robot. It really isn’t meant to seem natural.
If you are being serious, that scene is cut short in this vid, that's not the whole dialogue.
The song during the intro and tribute section is All The Lovers [Tribute Version] by Martin Hall, if you were wondering
thank mann
I think another interesting way they used the theme of him being a 2nd gen immigrant is also reflected in how he is portrayed in Brainiac's altered memory world. He still has the kindness and sentimental values he got from Earth, despite Brainiac's influence and the fake memories of his parents berating him for it. He still felt a little alone and odd in that fake Kryptonian culture.
This show is so good. One of my favorite adaptations of Superman of all time. And my now all time favorite adaptation of Kara, I've never really cared for her outside of the Woman of Tomorrow run. I love how they keep Jimmy's wild life as a gag like his silly comics. Like becoming a billionaire, rizzing up Kara, etc. This is my favorite Lois. Brainiac was super cool and felt very AM from I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream coded. Interesting spin on villains. Although I really don't like tech bro Lex Luther, still doesn't work. Hope we get another season and he evolves into actual Lex.
I really hope we get Batman next season. With Vickie Vale and Lex Corp established, there’s so much impetus for a trip to Gotham to investigate a “new, mysterious caped crime fighter.” The Bruce and Clark friendship is my favorite of all superheroes and I think this show would tackle it brilliantly.
Opening credits mean Luthor gets ripped in half at some point
Season 2 was mostly excellent but they better give Superman his fucking shorts back.
althought i do like the message, and i do like the ending. The way they got there was kinda forced at points (little bit to much melodrama)
i rate this season a 9/10
Wonder Woman and J'onn J'onzz are the first generation immigrant, Superman second generation, and a Wayne came over on the Mayflower, I'm sure.
I liked season pretty much..
Braniac was amazeing..
Kara was good..
Superman and clark was exceptional..
The side characters were also charming..
Lex wasnt bald..
But ou god oh god... Was lois absolutely unbearable sometimes....
This show is great
I really appreciate how MAWS has gotten back in touch with Superman’s Jewish roots.
when i first saw this series i was super hesitant, and when i started watching i couldn't stop, i love stories about supermen who are the hope of the world instead of edgy evil superman stories.
jack quaid was a master choice as well for superman
This is completely irrelevant but this shows version of Lois lane awakened something in me
Sacred bovine!
Damn your videos are sooo good. And what elixir or goodness do you take to make those intro song your choice are soo good i subbed
I love how throughout the episode, Kara learns how to appreciate life on Earth. Yet it only took 2 minutes at The Bachelor for her to decide “Yeah this planet’s gotta GO 😠” 🤣😭
I wouldn't say that's entirely true. It's true that Kara clearly didn't enjoy her time at the bachelor event, but it was only enough to show her that there were things on Earth that she didn't like. What really upset her was the bad first meeting with her cousin.
Jimmy showed a LOT of promise throughout the entire season and I really hate how he got completely shafted by the runtime. This version of him is not only really interesting but had lots of things going on throughout the entire season just waiting to be explored further and they weren't. The joke earlier on about his net worth was pretty funny but it strung when he ended up basically being reduced to a plot device because of it. By far the biggest victim of it having so few episodes.
Given how this season ended, I doubt we'll be getting another.
i mean season 3 was just announced so.......