Warning: The following part contains spoilers Young Justice Season 4.
s’s story Young Justice Season 4 takes an unexpected turn when it is revealed that the mind behind the Kaizer-Thrall machine used by Darkseid followers is Teen Titan Danny Chase. This is a bit shocking, as Chase is easily the most annoying member of the Teen Titans in comic book history. However, his place in the story Young Justice It makes sense that the series promises to capitalize on every young hero made for DC Comics, no matter how confusing or unpopular they may be.
Kaizer-Thrall first appeared in Young Justice Season 4, Episode 18 “Beyond the Control of the Gods!” It was assigned to the time-traveling Kryptonian Lor-Zod. The son of General Zod and his allies Mantis and Malefic used Kaizer-Thrall while robbing the vault of the new god Mytron, where it demonstrated the power to release painful beams and move. between dimensions. Green Lantern Corps captures and analyzes Kaizer-Thrall, leading to a gruesome discovery in the credits ending scene. Young Justice Season 4, Episode 22, “Rescue and Search”. Soranik Natu of Green Lantern Korugar, a doctor and colleague of the Green Lantern, has confirmed that Kaiser’s Thrall has sentience and contains the consciousness of an 11-year-old mutant boy.
The boy’s identity remained a mystery until Young Justice In season 4, episode 24, “Zenith and the Abyss”, Green Lantern takes Kaizer-Thrall to the Justice League and asks Miss Martian to help him communicate. Miss Mars discovers that Kaizer-Thrall turns out to be a fugitive named Danny Chase, one of the many young superheroes in the world. Young Justice Part 3. Danny recounts that he was experimented with by the tormentor of the New God DeSaad, before his brain was implanted in the mechanical shell of Kaizer-Thrall, his latent psychic and telepathic powers. we have been awakened. Although using his superpower is causing him great pain and is slowly killing him, Danny is still volunteering to use his abilities to help guide Miss Mars and the Justice League into the Phantom Zone. to rescue the missing Superboy Connor Kent. It’s a far cry from the original Danny Chase in the comics, who is much less powerful, kind, or compassionate. Thus, this missing pivotal plot saved one of the least-loved characters of all time, turning the nasty Danny Chase into a hero for his help on a rescue mission.
Danny Chase first appeared on New Teen Titans Yearbook Episode 2 #3 was created in November 1987 by writer Marv Wolfman and artist Mike Collins. His loud behavior and know-it-all personality makes people instantly compare to his cousin Oliver brave gang And Adric Which doctor?This seems like a legitimate complaint, as Marv Wolfman created the character with the intention of modernizing the classic teenage hero concept with a character he mistakenly assumed most comic book readers would be interested in. paintings young people will think of. Unfortunately, most readers find Danny annoying, not the type of person they want to emulate. When Danny sacrificed himself to save the Azarat dimension New giant #84 In 1992, he didn’t rise from the dead like any immortal monster teen giant The story has been since then.
Earth-16 Danny Chase appeared on Young Justice Felt dead in the final moments of “Zenith and the Abyss”, when White Mars’ terrorist Malefik psychically attacked him and transformed Kaisersar’s weapon into the Justice League. Chances are Danny will regroup to save his new friends before the end Young Justice Season 4. Even if he doesn’t, however, his brief appearance in the series makes his character more interesting and relatable than his time on Teen Titans. in comic books.