His guilt is mostly based on what he perceives as a failure as leader of the Outsiders – he thinks he lost Brion, and he’s terrified of losing Superboy and other friends as leader of the new team. This episode turned Beast Boy’s paranoia all the way up in order to give it some resolution by the end. Or maybe Bioship Infinite?), and a lingering camera shot on M’gann’s father as the prince was running off into a sandstorm to save Gar. The two big plot beats were Bioship retiring and passing on her role on the team to her daughter (we’ll call her Bioship 2. Instead, we got deep character work on Beast Boy, and on Miss Martian and her family. We got almost no progression towards solving the mysteries of who killed the Prime Minister, who blew up the Zeta Tube, caused the cave in, or blew up the communications satellite. The pace of the story slowed way down this week. But tonal dissonance aside, both pieces worked fairly well. It was a weird tone to attach to an episode that was mostly about how shitty racism is. The scene during the credits, where Superman is talking to Lois on the phone about baby Jon’s Kryptonian poop habits and his powers possibly starting to emerge, is the funniest thing Young Justicehas ever done, from the subject matter to the voice acting – Superman screaming “CYBORG I NEED A BOOM TUBE” was a riot. This Young Justice: Phantoms review contains spoilers.
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