DC's 'Young Justice: Outsiders' season 3: The teen heroes are in for a tough fight as the villainous forces step up their game
With fans proclaiming their love for the 'previous two seasons of 'Young Justice', and even offering to crowdsource the new season, DC had no choice but to pick up the third season to sate their raving fans, and what a good decision they made. 'Young Justice' got canceled from Cartoon Network due to their contract running its course and there were whispers on the interweb of how the kid-friendly network wasn't too happy about the toy sales of 'Young Justice' since it wasn't bringing in the revenue they looked for. Thankfully, DC launched its own SVoD service, DC Universe, and now doesn't have to depend on any outside network to air their shows and proprietary labels.
In season 2 things started getting more serious with the flow being light-hearted yet interspersed with the intermittent meddling of the villainous forces. However, issues like corrupt leaders, the exploitation and trafficking of children, shows us how our team of teenage superheroes is up against an enemy they cannot afford to take lightly. In the show we see three main antagonists working in tandem with each other, although they may not know it themselves, but two of them are actually working for one main villain, but more on that later. Let's first get to know Team villain well.