List of DC Super Hero Girls (TV series) episodes

Well, comrades. My All-Star continuity for the fourth season has moved on, and is currently running at 52 episodes.

For this moment, this fourth season would look like:

1. New Friends (two-part episode and begining of the third season) (introductory episode to Stargirl, Miss Martian, Parasite and Martian Manhunter)

2. Under the Red X (introductory episode to Jason Todd/Red X) *(created by @Trimetwes Fan1003)*

3. From Arrow to Magic (introductory episode to Artemis Crock) *(created by @Mefire203)*

4. Bat is Target (introductory episode to Deadshot) (beginning of the Task Force X arc)

5. The Power of Enemyship *(created by @Mefire203)*

6. The Original Batgirl (introductory episode to Flamebird and Firefly) *(created by @Mefire203)*

7. Empty Stowaways *(created by @Mefire203)*

8. Old Amazon, New Amazon (introductory episode to Artemis of Bana-Mighdall) *(created by @Mefire203)*

9. Respect The Elderly (introductory episode to Mad Mod) *(created by @Trimetwes Fan1003)*

10. Ice Brats (introductory episode to Captain Cold and Golden Glider) *(created by @Mefire203)*

11. Three Teams' A Crowd (two-part introductory episode to Multiplex)

12. Friend vs Foe (introductory episode to Yolanda Montez/Wildcat) *(created by @Mefire203)*

13. The Jester and the Prince Clown *(created by @Trimetwes Fan1003)*

14. Frosty Roommate (episode focused on Zatanna, with Killer Frost as villain) *(created by @Mefire203)*

15. The Burrito Bandit (episode focused on Batgirl and return for Shane O'Shaughnessy) *(created by @Mefire203)*

16. Supergirl Lantern (episode focused on Supergirl, and introductory for Atrocitus and the Red Lanterns)

17. School Alone (another episode focused on Batgirl) *(created by @Mefire203)*

18. Miss Zeul's Bee Maid (episode focused on Bumblebee, with Killer Frost as villain)

19. DC Super Villain Boys (two-part introductory episode for Reverse-Flash, Doctor Light and Amon Sur) *(created by @Mefire203)*

20. The Rocket Baron (introductory episode to Roxy Rocket) *(created by @Mefire203)*

21. Faster Than a Speeding Boomerang (introductory episode to Captain Boomerang)

22. The Batwoman (introductory episode to Kate Kane/Batwoman)

23. Employees for a Day (episode focused to Diana, Kara and Harleen)

24. A Sticky Zit-uation (episode focused to Zatanna)

25. Honey, I Shrunk My Friends (episode focused to Bumblebee and the Super Hero Girls)

26. Love of Lovebirds (episode focused on Hawkman and Hawkgirl, with Hath-Set as villain)

27. Gentleman's Haunting *(created by @Trimetwes Fan1003)*

28. Avatars of the Green (two-part introductory episode for Floronic Man) *(created by @Trimetwes Fan1003)*

29. Fire, Ice, Thunder (introductory episode for Fire and Ice, with Livewire as villain) *(created by @Mefire203)*

30. Little Big Aqualad (episode focused on Aqualad and Supergirl, with Toyman as villain)

31. The Cat in the Bat (episode focused on Catwoman, return for Batman and Kitten Walker, and introductory for Drury Walker/Killer Moth)

32. Shadow Warriors (introductory episode for Nightshade and Shadow Thief)

33. Kill Green With Kindness (episode focused on the Green Lanterns, Hal and Jessica, and Star Sapphire) *(created by @Mefire203)*

34. Ms. Chaplin (another episode focused on Batgirl, and return for Mr. Chapin) *(created by @Mefire203)*

35. One for Sorrow (episode focused on Wonder Woman and Black Canary, with Magpie as villain)

36. Riddles for Beginners (episode focused on Supergirl, Bumblebee and Miss Martian, with Riddler as villain)

37. How To Get Rid Of A Amazon (episode focused on Wonder Woman, with Cheetah and Giganta as the villains) *(created by @Mefire203)*

38. Beware of Ex-Plat-sion (episode focused on Stargirl and Firestorm, with Plastique as villain)

39. The Arrow and the Canary (episode focused on Green Arrow and Black Canary, with Cupid as villain)

40. Found my Soulmate (another episode focused on Zatanna, and introductory for Harper Row/Bluebird)

41. Clowns and Antiheroes (episode focused on Harley Quinn and Red X, with Punchline as villain) *(created by @Trimetwes Fan1003)*

42. Frosting (episode focused on The Flash, Bumblebee and Zatanna, with Killer Frost as villain)

43. Kings of the Ocean (another episode focused on Aqualad and return for King Shark, with Black Manta as villain)

44. Enter the Outsiders (another episode focused on Batgirl and introductory for Black Lightning, the Outsiders and the Masters of Disaster)

45. Taste the Blade of Katana (episode focused on Katana and introductory for Dragon King and Tsukuri)

46. Task Force X (introductory episode for Task Force X and full appearance for Amanda Waller and ARGUS)

There are 46 title episodes listed here, but since some of them are two-part episodes, there are 52 in total. As in the third season, this fourth season consists of 78 episodes, so this together with the three seasons together give a total of 234 episodes.

Continuing with the third post, I bring you the fourth of the five episodes I created. In this case, this episode stars Katana, and the synopsis is as follows:

"After a legendary villain arrives in Metropolis, it will be Katana's duty to stop him before he conquers the city."

As I mentioned, this episode focuses mainly on Katana, and her duty will be to save the day from a legendary supervillain who, coincidentally, is originally from Japan, just like her.

This villain is none other than Dragon King, who in mainstream comics is an enemy of the Justice Society.

And he doesn't come alone, because he is also accompanied by a character who has not yet jumped into the comics: this is Tsukuri, who debuted in the Justice League series; and in my continuity, she is a henchman of Dragon King.

As an extra fact, Dragon King had already appeared in the first generation of DC Super Hero Girls. Specifically in the novel "Katana in Super Hero High", where he was the main villain and is closely related to Tatsu since he had a lot to do with her grandmother, Onnabugeisha Yamashiro, the first Japanese superhero.

In addition, this episode is also part of the main arc of the fourth season, and also the last one where a member of Task Force X is chosen. Well, this is where Katana is monitored by ARGUS and chosen by Amanda Waller to be part of the Squad, like Catwoman, Deadshot, Multiplex, Captain Boomerang, Nightshade, Riddler, Magpie, Plastique, Killer Frost and King Shark, so that with this episode we already complete the official lineup of the Suicide Squad in the fourth season.

And finally, the title of the episode is a reference to "Taste the Blood of Dracula", the fourth film starring Count Dracula.

Continuing with the second post, I bring you the third of the five episodes that I created, and in this case we have the debut of Black Lightning and the Outsiders team, and the synopsis is the following:

"After being entrusted by Jess to take care of Anissa and Jennifer Pierce, Batgirl meets their father, the superhero Black Lightning, who leads a team of young heroes known as the Outsiders, whom she joins."

As the synopsis says, this episode will mainly focus on Batgirl, who meets the sisters Thunder and Lightning, who debuted in the eponymous episode during the third season.

Plus, we have the debut of Black Lightning, whose boxing gym is the headquarters of the team he leads, and I am referring of course to the Outsiders.

With Black Lightning as the leader and only adult member of the team, the rest of the members are teenage heroes; and this team's lineup is made up of Geo-Force, Halo, Metamorpho and Windfall, as well as Thunder and Lightning.

In addition to the Outsiders, the villain team Masters of Disaster also makes their debut, made up of New Wave, Coldsnap, Heatstroke, Dust Devil and Shakedown in this lineup.

Within the same episode, Batgirl joins the Outsiders to help them stop the Masters of Disaster, and it is thanks to Barbara Gordon's experience fighting crime that the team of heroes manages to defeat them. At the end of it, Thunder and Lightning, as well as their father Black Lightning, offer Batgirl to join the Outsiders, but she declines because she already has a team and friends who always need her. Still, Black Lightning makes her an honorary member of the team, so Babs has more time to spend with her friends.

This episode shares the same title as the sixth episode of the first season of Batman: The Brave and the Bold, where this same team made their debut.

Continuing with the previous post, I bring you the second of the five episodes. In this we have the return of King Shark, and the synopsis is as follows:

"Aqualad finds it difficult to be a good friend to Harleen's new friend, Nanaue, due to his fear of sharks. But they will find themselves in an unexpected alliance when Black Manta wreaks havoc on Metropolis to terrorize it."

As the synopsis says, this episode will focus on Aqualad, who tries to befriend Nanaue, but finds it difficult because, like Babs, he is afraid of sharks.

And of course, this episode as it says marks the return of Nanaue for the fourth season, where he plays a more important role than in the third.

And in question, the villain of this episode is Black Manta (just as the synopsis says), so both characters will have to team up to stop him.

As with the previously posted episode, this is also part of the main arc, as it is here that King Shark is also monitored by ARGUS and chosen by Director Waller to be part of the Squad. So yeah, even though in my version, King Shark isn't a bad guy, he is chosen for the Task Force X just like Catwoman, Deadshot, Captain Boomerang, Nightshade, Katana, Magpie, Multiplex, Riddler, Plastique and Killer Frost.

Continuing with the fourth post, I bring you the fifth and last of the five episodes I created. In this one, we finally have the debut of the titular team, Task Force X. And the synopsis is the following:

"A.R.G.U.S. brings together the heroes and villains chosen by Amanda Waller to form the Task Force X squad."

As the synopsis says, the heroes and villains who were chosen to form this Squad will be gathered. After going through the first fifty-two episodes, and introducing most of each member who made their debut, it is more than ready to begin the second phase of the arc.

Here, we have the first full appearance of Amanda Waller, as well as ARGUS characters such as Rick Flag, John Economos, Emilia Harcourt, General Sam Lane and Professor Anthony Ivo (who in this version is a member of ARGUS).

This episode will be in two parts, since this will allow us to fully develop how the Squad lineup was formed. In it, ARGUS agents confiscate the villains prisoners, capture the loose ones, and kidnap the chosen heroes.

The imprisoned villains are Multiplex, Captain Boomerang, Riddler, Magpie and Killer Frost, the loose ones are Catwoman, Deadshot and Plastique, and the heroes are Katana, King Shark and Nightshade; and they are all taken to Belle Reve.

It is there that Director Waller tells them that they must follow her orders if they want to save themselves. For this purpose, she put bracelets with locators on them and, if they disobey her orders, she will give them electric shocks to make them give in. (This idea of the bracelets is from the comics before the post-Flashpoint reboot, but instead of releasing electric shocks, they explode so the members who disobed Waller's orders lose a hand instead of their lives).

Although of course, as I mentioned long before, Waller will betray the Squad and include them with the heroes and villains with and without powers as part of her genocidal plan.

And with this, we end the fifty-two episodes that introduced the members of Task Force X; the next ones to come will mostly focus on the Operation Holocaust conflict, where Amazo is being built.

Hello again everyone, how are you? I hope you are well, because today I bring you more episodes of the fourth season of my continuity, and now there are five new episodes that I want to show you. It should be noted that I created these episodes on October 10, but it was not until eleven days later that I was able to write the synopsis.

In this first post, I bring you the first of the five episodes, where we have Killer Frost as the episodic villainess, and the synopsis is the following:

"The Flash, Bumblebee and Zatanna have to stay warm if they don't want to catch a cold while trying to stop Killer Frost".

As the synopsis says, this episode will focus on The Flash, who will be accompanied by the heroine duo Bumblebee and Zatanna.

And as I mentioned, Killer Frost is the villain of the episode. But in addition, this episode is also part of the main arc of the fourth season, because as happened with Catwoman, Deadshot, Captain Boomerang, Nightshade, Katana, Magpie, Multiplex, Riddler and Plastique, Killer Frost is also monitored by ARGUS, and chosen by Director Waller to join the Squad.

And finally, the title of the episode comes from the name given to the sugar candy used as a topping on baked desserts; and at the same time I used it to refer to the villain's name, since it has the word "frost" in it.

And finally, continuing with the third post, I bring you the last of the four episodes that I created yesterday. This episode focuses mainly on Zatanna, and the synopsis is as follows:

"Zee is heartbroken when she realizes that Aquaman is dating Mera, but when she meets and befriends Harper Row, Zee discovers that she has shared feelings for her. Will she have the courage to overcome that insecurity and confess to her family and her friends what her feelings are for Harper?"

As you can see from the synopsis, this episode is about self-discovery, where Zee realizes something she didn't know about herself. And no, it's not her dark magic, since she agreed to embrace that magical side that overwhelmed her. I am referring to her orientation, since this is something that has been seen in the series, but in a very ambiguous way.

And just as the synopsis says, in this episode we have the debut of a new character, and it is none other than Harper Row, who in the comics is the superhero Bluebird. And this character is of utmost importance to the Zee-focused plot.

As for the episode, we will have Zee self-discovering that part of her of herself that she didn't know either. It all begins when Zee finally confesses to Aquaman that she likes him and that she fell in love with him since she knew him, something that Aquaman already knew, but when Zee is about to ask him to be her boyfriend, Mera appears; so Aquaman apologizes to Zee for having to reject her request and reveals that he is already engaged. That leaves Zee heartbroken, and she doesn't know what to do in such a situation.

And that's when Harper appears, whom Zee meets and ends up becoming friends with.

As the days go by, just as the synopsis says, Zee discovers that she is developing feelings for Harper; And just like what she felt about her dark magic, she begins to feel insecure and is overwhelmed by fear of what her parents and friends will say about her having fallen in love with another girl. So, after reflecting on it with Harper, Zee gains courage and confesses to her parents and friends that she is bi, and contrary to what she thought, they are proud that Zee has had the courage to confess her tastes, giving us the message to accept yourself as you are regardless of what others around you say about you, whether for better or worse.

The idea for this episode came to me because, as you guys know, I have a theory that Zatanna in this version of the DC Super Hero Girls 2019 is from the LGBT community, more precisely of the bisexual orientation. And of course there is several evidence that this is so.

Long before meeting Aquaman, Zee had a crush on Barry, as seen in Sweet Justice, but also when she met Diana, her reaction when she saw her was to say: "Gorgoeus", as she was struck by her beauty. Later, in "MultipliciZee", two of her clones were seen drinking ice cream while looking at each other. I want to clarify that although this point does not seem to count as proof of his orientation, let us remember that although the Zee clones were obviously the same character, each one represents a part of Zee's personality. We see this with clones like Bee, which was the part that likes to study, the red clone that likes to perform magic shows, and the orange clone that likes to be a superhero.

And finally, in Mayhem in the Multiverse, when the Super Hero Girls accidentally arrived in the Teen Titans Go! universe, Zee was perplexed because he took them to the wrong universe instead of the Phantom Zone, and she felt uncomfortable when the Starfire of that universe stared at them with great glee.

And if this wasn't enough, I recently discovered other evidence of Zee's possible orientation and it is coded in the colors she uses in her costumes.

The colors used for Zee are three: pink, blue and purple, which form the bisexual pride flag.

And we even see this in her magical auras: light magic is represented with the color pink, dark magic with the color blue, and she is in the middle of it, reflected with purple.

This would be the third episode to use the word "soul" as part of the title, the first being "Soul Sisters" and the second being the short "Soul Taken". Finally, this episode would be divided into two parts, so that Zatanna's development as a character can be explored more widely instead of being explored in a single eleven-minute episode.

Continuing with the second post, I bring you the third of the four episodes that I created yesterday. As you can get an idea from the title, this episode is mainly focused on Green Arrow and Black Canary, and the synopsis is as follows:

"After getting trapped in the same sanitation closet because of Cupid, Oliver and Dinah get to know each other better and discover that they share great chemistry between them."

With this episode there are three times that we have Green Arrow and Black Canary together, the first being "Birds of Prey" and the second being "Metropolis Got Talent".

And of course, the antagonist of this episode is Cupid, who continues to harass Oliver since she debuted in "Wacky Cupid".

And you might be wondering: why did I write that Oliver and Dinah will be locked in the school's sanitation room because of Cupid? Well then, it turns out that Oliver hides there to avoid Cupid, while Dinah is locked there by the latter, resulting in another love triangle just like what happened with Carol, Hal and Jessica.

But as the synopsis says, it is in that room where Oliver and Dinah get to know each other much better and realize that they have a lot in common. So the two of them decide to make their relationship official, making their shipping canon once again like almost all of its variants in the Multiverse.

Hello again everyone, how are you? I'm very good, and today I bring you another four new episodes to publish. In this post I present to you the first of the four episodes that I created yesterday, whose premise is a very special one for both Hawkman and Hawkgirl. The synopsis of this episode is as follows:

"Carter and Shiera prepare for their first official date, but can they also break Hath-Set's eternal curse of being reincarnated over and over again?"

Again this episode continues Hawkman's arc, introduced in "The Bird and the Bee", and continued with "Hawk Fighter" and "Bird and the Crew". As the synopsis says, Carter and Shiera will have a second date, but this is officially the first one they will have because Carter decided to absent to protect her from Hath-Set.

And yes, as I said (and what the synopsis says), Hath-Set returns to continue the vicious cycle of reincarnation. However, the door is also left open to whether Hawkman and Hawkgirl break that curse once and for all.

I would even go so far as to say that this episode will be the last one where Hath-Set will appear; Since if the curse of reincarnating again and again is broken, Carter and Shiera can continue with their love that overcomes death without their archenemy ever interfering anymore.

Continuing with the previous post, I bring you the second of the four episodes that I created yesterday. Its premise is Stargirl and Firestorm teaming up to stop the villain of this episode, and the synopsis is as follows:

"Stargirl and Firestorm have to stop the villainous diva Plastique, while also guarding against her explosive powers."

Just as the synopsis says, Stargirl and Firestorm have to take care of Plastique and stop her. I don't have much to say about what else we will have in this episode, but what I do know is that it is part of the main arc of Task Force X.

As happened with Catwoman, Deadshot, Captain Boomerang, Nightshade, Katana, Magpie, Multiplex and Riddler, Plastique is mutinous by ARGUS and Amanda Waller, whom she chooses to also be part of the Squad.

And finally, the title of the episode makes a play on the phrase "beware of explosion" by combining Plastique's name with the syllable "plo", leaving it as "Ex-Plast-sion".

Continuing with the previous post, here I bring you the second of the five episodes that I have created. As with "One for Sorrow", I had this episode prepared four months ago, but I also had no idea of the premise of what it would be about. But I was finally able to write the synopsis, and this is what it says:

"Supergirl, Bumblebee and Miss Martian encounter a big problem regarding the Riddler's complex riddles, and must deal with his plan at all costs if they are to solve them by following only one rule: beginners only."

As the synopsis says, this episode will focus on Supergirl, Bumblebee and Miss Martian.

These three heroines have to solve the Riddler's complex riddles following the rule that only beginners should solve them, hence the episode's title.

And of course, the villain of this episode is, for obvious reasons, the Riddler.

But what this episode has in particular is that at the end of it, Director Waller and the ARGUS staff monitor him and choose him to be part of the Suicide Squad, along with Catwoman, Deadshot, Captain Boomerang, Nightshade, Katana, Magpie and Multiplex; this following the main arc for the fourth season.

Once again I am back. Hello everyone again, it's been a while since I brought you more episodes proposed for my continuity. But here it is, I'm finally presenting you more episodes for the All-Star Continuity, not one or two or four, but five episodes that I wrote yesterday.

In this post I bring you the first of the five episodes, which four months ago I started with the idea but I had no idea what its premise would be, but I was finally able to write the synopsis, and this is what it says:

"Wonder Woman and Black Canary must recover stolen jewelry and have to watch out for literally exploding fake jewelry, courtesy of Magpie."

I can't say much about what's going to happen in this episode, but what I can say is that this episode will focus on Wonder Woman and Black Canary.

And of course, the villain of this episode is Magpie, who, like Deadshot, Catwoman, Multiplex, Nightshade, Captain Boomerang and Katana, is monitored by Amanda Waller and ARGUS who choose her to be part of the Squad.

The title of the episode refers to a children's rhyme of the same name about magpies (Margaret Pye's theme animal), due to the superstition that the number of magpies seen indicates whether one will have bad or good luck.

And continuing with the third post, I bring you here the fourth and fifth of the five episodes that I created. These two, unlike the previous three, are adaptations of two issues belonging to the title "DC Super Hero Girls: Infinite Frenemies", and they are:

A Sticky Zit-uation

"Zee is dealing with a pimple problem, and she tries to cover it up if she doesn't want to end up embarrassing herself in front of school."

Honey, I Shrunk My Friends

"Tired of always being pushed and crushed by villains, Bumblebee decides to find a way to make herself bigger, but accidentally ends up shrinking her friends."

I got this idea of adapting comics derived from the series itself from Trimetwes Fan1003, who included in his continuity the adaptation of the graphic novel "Ghosting".

And by the way, the titles and premises are also taken directly from the numbers on which they are based. The title of the first makes a play on words by mixing the word "situation" with "zit"; while the title of the second is a reference to the Disney film "Honey, I Shrunk the Kids" released in 1992.

Continuing with the second post, I bring you the third of the five episodes. This is the only original episode that I created yesterday and the synopsis is the following:

"Diana, Kara and Harleen get a job at Sweet Justice for a day, but things won't go as well as they expected."

This episode, as the synopsis says, will focus on Diana, Kara and Harleen, who this time are going to look for a job, resulting in them working one day at Sweet Justice.

The idea for this episode came to me because until now they are the only ones who have not been seen to have a job; since Babs works as a bartender at Burrito Bucket, Jess works at an animal shelter and Zee works as a magician like her father. This is why here in this episode we will see Diana, Kara and Harleen look for a job together.

Given the theme of the series, it occurs to me that before getting a job for a day at Sweet Justice, these three girls go from job to job, with the recurring joke that because of Harleen and Kara, they end up fired; with Harleen getting distracted and playing with the appliances and Kara eating the orders every time they go to a food chain, while Diana wants to keep everything in order but in vain. So the last job Diana, Kara and Harleen have left is Sweet Justice, and just like in the previous jobs, things end up going wrong for themselves and they have to fix it if they don't want to be fired again.

Clearly my intention for this episode is to make it a sitcom that distracts from the main arc and is a relief that has little or nothing to do with the threatening situation that the heroes and villains with and without powers are about to go through.

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Hello hello. I'm back, how are you guys? I hope you are well, so today I bring you a new proposed episode that I have created for the fourth season of my All-Star continuity. I wanted to share them with you for a long time, but I've been a little inactive lately. But here I am back. In this episode we have the debut of Nightshade, and the synopsis is as follows:

"Karen and Tatsu are paired to work with new student Eve Eden, who they will help solve a series of robberies committed by her nemesis, Shadow Thief."

As you can see in the synopsis, it mentions that this episode is going to be focused on Bumblebee and Katana, and as I told you, this would be Nightshade's debut.

Furthermore, this episode also features the debut of Shadow Thief, who would be the villain of it. The version that will be in this episode is that of Carl Sands, the original character who carries that identity.

And since the main arc of this fourth season I already mentioned before, I will emphasize it again: The people of ARGUS and Director Waller are going to monitor Nightshade and Katana in this episode, the same way it happened with Deadshot in "Bat is Target", Captain Boomerang in "Faster Than a Speeding Boomerang", and with Catwoman in "The Cat in the Bat". But only here is Nightshade the one who is also chosen, since Katana will not be chosen to form the Squad yet until further notice.

And for the following publications, the episodes "One for Sorrow" (with Magpie as the villain) and "Riddles for Beginners" (with the return of the Riddler) will be prepared.