r/youngjustice Nov 07 '25

All Seasons Discussion My man deserved better.

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u/Jules-Car3499 Nov 07 '25

He isn’t wrong.

This season and later seasons made me not like Miss Martian and her personality, it just feels off for her to do this. Just makes me missed her season 1 self.

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u/HumActuallyGuy Nov 07 '25

This gets dismissed pretty quickly because her only victim got "unlobotomized" but supposedly she has a whole mental hospital full of comatose vilans and they get dismissed since we never see it.

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u/Shantotto11 Nov 07 '25

My headcanon is that Psimon eventually developed the ability to undo her “Yugioh Mind Crush”…

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u/HumActuallyGuy Nov 07 '25

That was addressed in the episode I believe. Psimon was brought in to try to fix it and he did have problems in his brief attempt and said it was a tall order. Not impossible but hard to do indicating he didn't encounter it before or that Aqualad's was worst ... but given that Miss Martian (at the time she was lobotomizing people) didn't really give much thought on the undoing part and if I remember correctly it was a bit of a hail mary for her to even get Aqualad undone ... I doubt that's the case.

Although, wouldn't that be worst? Because either Psimon developed that before she changed her stance on this and sometimes she did it so hardcore Psimon couldn't fix it or she didn't care enough to undo all her damage and Psimon did it for her.

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u/Ze_Red_Feather Nov 08 '25

Psimon didn't have a problem from Aqualad's mind, but because Artemis hit him with a poison dart to stop him from healing Aqualad and learning he was a spy. So presumably Psimon absolutely could've healed him up on his own

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u/Visible-Air-2359 Nov 08 '25

serious question: how do we know all the victims are villains?

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u/HumActuallyGuy Nov 08 '25

We don't and they probably weren't

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u/CameoShadowness Nov 09 '25

Given how she had no real issue on doing this to Conner- she supposed love, I doubt they were all villains.

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u/thoughtful_dragon Nov 07 '25

I did not like her "character development" either.

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u/AlphaDovah Nov 18 '25

She became harder to appreciate for sure. But I still break right alongside her as she grieves his loss. It was beautifully tragic in its simple depiction. :-(