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YOUNG JUSTICE SEASON 4 EP 17 - BEYOND THE GRIP OF THE GODS (Patreon)

Published:
2026-10-08 14:00:13
Imported:
2026-10

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back to new genesis!!! baby foresters!!!

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OB11

Was debating whether to leave this comment or not but honestly I think the context for the next episode is needed especially if you’re not familiar with the Green Lantern mythos introduced in Green Lantern The Animated Series. I don’t think it counts as a spoiler rather it just means the developments next episode (and throughout the arc) will actually matter to you lol. Also saves having to watch a recap video of Green Lantern The Animated Series. Next episode introduces a character called Razer. He is a former Red Lantern (rings powered by rage as opposed to willpower like the GLs). He, Hal Jordan, Kilowog and an AI called Aya battle the Red Lantern Corps, led by Atrocitus. Razer and Aya gradually fall in love (she develops genuine emotions and becomes a person in her own right). Aya is seemingly killed in an arc vs the universal threat called the Anti-Monitor, Razer refuses to believe Aya is truly gone and leaves to search the galaxy for her. The final scene of GLTAS has a Blue Lantern ring (powered by hope) following him, implying that he has abandoned rage in favour of hope. YJ treats GLTAS as canon-adjacent rather than exactly canon but we know of version of these events happened. While the episode gives you the bare minimum to understand the episode (which I won’t spoil) this added info does do a lot to let you know the context.

Jared Horwitz

I won't spoil anything here, but yes, they do share a last name. Lor-Zod and Dru-Zod. They also share a symbol on their chest.

Justin Clowater

As a former teacher, Rocket's son is a very accurate portrayal of autism in kids that young. Kudos to the writers, that was really well done.