[Crazy Jetty]

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Originally Posted by LXL_Guy

Whoa...sorry if it seemed like I was singling out your idea. Just one that I wanted to touch upon.

Honestly not a fan of Damian Wayne. Just found that it would be a funny idea to throw in like the comics. Would probably bring in his fans into the viewing pot if he was there just for a kick or two. Kind of like how the Brave & the Bold had him (brought in some fans just to see).

Otherwise I think one comic series that would be delightful would be Tiny Titans. Sure it's kiddie but by god it's such an enjoyable read. I'm sure all ages could enjoy the different adventures these young-ins would have if it got an animated show or even shorts.

To clarify, I'm not upset or offended that you didn't really like the idea, and I didn't take it personally. In fact, the PS was an edit in after I posted and got to thinking.
I just have seen a bit more negativity lately in several threads (Not nessisarily huge blowups, but just it feels like the last few days there's been greater negativity lately than the usual amount), and I thought it'd just be nice to see people being able to post their ideas without any negative pushback. I'd have probably posted that if the responce hadn't been to one of my ideas.

On the flip side, I haven't heard of Tiny Titans. But that sounds like it might be a fun counter to Super Hero Squad!

And to touch upon the Batgirl idea... I've been feeling for a while there's not really many female characters out there that aren't extremely girly (Winx Club, Bratz, Barbi as random examples). And then on the flip side, a lot of other female characters tend to get overly sexualized, or in modt boys entertainment, religated to secondary or supporting characters, and never really get to shine.
I feel that an action series that's handled somewhat seriously (and by seriously, I don't mean devoid of humor. Just approached with the same kind of mindset and commitment that Young Justice or JLU is), with an all female cast could have an all female cast, and be open to girla *and* boys.
I choose this cast, not based on because I like Steph (I do!), but because I think it *does* have the ability to stand on it's own. You've got Oracle, standing in as the seasoned mentor. Handicapped on top of that. Huntress as the former student and current pro (Sort of the Nightwing to Barbara's Batman), and also serves to cause friction for our protagonist, the newest Batgirl.
If we were to use Cassandra (Who is a more interesting character, I'll admit), it would be increadibly hard to build a series around a mute assasin.
If we backtracked further for Babs donning Batgirl for the first time, it would be really hard for her without Batman becoming a major character. (I'm not opposed to Batman's presence, but I just want him to be an omnipresence. "The Shadow of the Bat" if you will. When he's in, he tends to take control and becomes a major character.
YJ manages to avoid that since Batman isn't the only character over them.