The Main Characters In Young Justice Ranked By Intelligence

The Main Characters In Young Justice, Ranked By Intelligence

Young Justice has a plethora of skilled characters whose undeniable brilliance places them among the smartest figures on Earth 16.

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Young Justice is currently airing its fourth season, subtitled Phantoms, showcasing each of its main characters with four-episode mini-arcs. The show is back to basics, focusing on the main cast that first made the show such a fan favorite.

Among these key figures, some are undeniably smarter than others, thanks to their background, training, and experience. None of the show’s characters is outright ignorant, and they are all more than capable of holding their own in a battle of wits. However, some stand out for their brilliant minds, earning a privileged spot among the Team and the League.

10 Superboy

A clone produced by mixing the DNAs of Superman and Lex Luthor was always going to be a threat. Indeed, Superboy is quite the impressive specimen, even if he isn’t as mighty as Superman nor as clever as Lex. Instead, he has a bit of both, becoming his own person in the process.

Superboy is not unintelligent, but he never stood out because of his cleverness. He was always the following type and was more than happy executing other people’s plans instead of coming up with his own. Superboy had plenty of qualities that made him a valuable member of the Team, though.

9 Miss Martian

Miss Martian goes through a complex journey during her time in the show. She begins as a bubbly and spirited young girl and soon becomes a mature leader and inspiration for her teammates. Once she begins leading the Team, she comes into her own, displaying many of her numerous facets and traits.

It’s clear that Miss Martian is very clever; she wouldn’t be leading the Team otherwise. However, the show doesn’t provide her with many opportunities to use her wit and instead chooses to leave it implicit. Still, her might is never in question, because Miss Martian is one of the most powerful characters in Young Justice.

8 Tigress

Artemis Crock is arguably the most relatable character in the show. Before Young Justice makes the five-year time jump, she is the Team’s new arrival who has to earn their trust while holding a few secrets of her own. Over time, she becomes one of the show’s leading players and is currently serving as the Team’s leader in M’Gann’s absence.

On top of her heroic duties, Artemis is a college professor and a gifted strategist. Her training and quick thinking allow her to get out of tricky situations, and she’s proven her mental capabilities time and again. Artemis is one of the show’s best improvisers, further confirming her cleverness.

7 Zatanna

As one of Earth 16’s most powerful magic users, Zatanna Zatara holds a privileged position in the Justice League. She also has one of the most tragic stories, losing her father to the mysterious and unforgiving Doctor Fate, something that still haunts her.

Zatanna has profound knowledge of several disciplines. Thanks to her training under Doctor Fate, she is well aware of ancient techniques and can even read ancient hieroglyphics. Zatanna’s intellect also comes to light every time she performs her spells, as she needs to pronounce her words backward in ways only a person with a swift mind could.

6 Blue Beetle

Jaime Reyes is a kind and capable teenage boy who stumbled upon an alien scarab, forever changing his life and becoming the Blue Beetle. Jaime acquired ancient but advanced alien technology that grants him numerous abilities, including a full suit of armor and multiple weapons.

The scarab is among the most knowledgeable entities on Earth 16. It can identify and translate countless languages and provides insightful observations on everything from battle strategies to body language. However, it’s also overtly literal, meaning it’s incapable of identifying humanity’s more subtle and complex sides.

5 Aquaman

Kaldur’Ahm, one of DC’s most beloved LGBTQ+ characters, was always the most mature and level-headed member of the Team. His pragmatic approach made him the obvious choice to lead the Team and eventually took him all the way to the Justice League.

Before becoming a full-time hero, Kaldur was among the most gifted and dedicated students in Atlantis. He trained in sorcery and also proved himself an excellent combatant. Kaldur is also very perceptive and possesses considerable knowledge on multiple fields, demonstrated every time he correctly identifies new factions or races he encounters.

4 Robin

Arriving in season two, Tim Drake is the third Robin, after Dick and Jason Todd. He is a quiet and gentle boy who struggles with finding his place in the Team. He remains staunchly loyal to Batman, obeying him without question.

Tim Drake is the best detective in the Bat-Family in the comic books, second only to Batman himself. Young Justice hasn’t revealed much about Tim’s potential, but his intellect is clear from the get-go. Tim is a brilliant detective who spends his time observing his surroundings, correctly inferring many things throughout the show. He remains a supporting character, but his appearances always showcase his brilliant mind.

3 Nightwing

Dick Grayson is arguably the best character in Young Justice. He starts as the most experienced member of the Team, having fought alongside Batman since he was nine. He matures throughout the show, becoming a bonafide leader and commanding the respect of the younger heroes and the Justice League.

Like every other member of the Bat-Family, Dick is a gifted detective. He’s also the Team’s resident hacker, capable of infiltrating human and alien technology alike. He often uses his gifts to hack into the enemies’ systems, using their weapons in his favor.

2 Kid Flash

Wally West was the Team’s class clown. Witty, hyper-active, charming, and overly flirtatious, he was among the best characters in season one. His relationship with Artemis also became a fan-favorite, making his unexpected death during the second season finale all the more painful.

Yes, Wally was highly witty. He was also brilliant, capable of identifying complex chemical formulas found in Bane’s venom and Blockbuster’s formula. Wally loved science above all else, going so far as to reject any possibility of magic or any mystical phenomena, describing them as “advanced science.”

1 Oracle

Barbara Gordon debuts in season one, but it’s not until season two that she becomes Batgirl. By season three, she’s already become the Oracle after becoming paralyzed during a confrontation with Orphan. Still, Barbara remains a crucial member of the Bat-Family, becoming a tech expert for the Team and the Justice League.

Like her comic book counterpart, Barbara is extremely intelligent. She can hack into any system, using Wayne Enterprises’ considerable resources to expand her already impressive reach. Barbara has eyes and ears everywhere, using her brilliant mind to help every hero on Earth 16.

Link Source : https://screenrant.com/young-justice-main-characters-ranked-by-intelligence-smartest/

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