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{{Infobox television|
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| show_name = Legion of Super-Heroes
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| image = [[Image:Legion_of_Super_Heroes_promo.jpg|250px|]]
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| format = [[Animated television series]]
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| runtime = 20-23 minutes per episode (without commercials)
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| creator =
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| starring = [[Michael Cornacchia]] <br> [[Shawn Harrison]] <br> [[Heather Hogan]] <br> [[Yuri Lowenthal]] <br> [[Andy Milder]] <br> [[Kari Wahlgren]] <br> [[Adam Wylie]]
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| country = [[United States]]
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| network = The CW Television Network
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| first_aired = [[September 23]] [[2006]]
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| last_aired = present
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| num_episodes = 13 (Season 1)
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}}
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==Introduction==
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'''''Legion of Super Heroes''''' is an animated show on the CW Network that debuted on Sept. 23, 2006. The premise of the show is that in order to defeat the Fatal Five in the 31st century, the Legion travels back in time to find the young Superman. However, they go back to a time where Clark Kent has not taken on the Superman mantle yet, and is still learning his powers. He decides to go to the 31st century to help the Legion and become proficient at his powers. The series centers on the young Superman's adventures in the 31st century, fighting alongside a group of futuristic superheroes known as the "Legion of Super Heroes".
  
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'''''Legion of Super Heroes''''' is an animated show on the CW Network. The premise of the show is that in order to defeat the Fatal Five in the 31st century, the Legion travels back in time to find the young Superman. However, they go back to a time where Clark Kent has not taken on the Superman mantle yet, and is still learning his powers. He decides to go to the 31st century to help the Legion and become proficient at his powers.
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The show somewhat follows the ''Justice League Unlimited'' format in that there is a core group of Legionnaires present throught most or all episodes, and a rotating cast of recurring characters that appear from time to time. The regular cast, as seen in promotional material, consists of (alphabetically) Bouncing Boy, Brainiac 5, Lightning Lad, Phantom Girl, Saturn Girl, Superman, and Timber Wolf. Other Legionnaires seen and/or mentioned include Colossal Boy, Cosmic Boy, Shrinking Violet, and Triplicate Girl. Many others are seen or mentioned by their Mission Monitor Board symbols in the opening credits or shown as computer screen images. For a full list of members, see the [[List of members/LSH cartoon]].
  
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The show somewhat follows the Justice League Unlimited format in that there is a core group of Legionnaires present throught most or all episodes, and a rotating cast of recurring characters that appear from time to time. The regular cast, as seen in promotional material, consists of (alphabetically) Bouncing Boy, Brainiac 5, Lightning Lad, Phantom Girl, Saturn Girl, Superman, and Timber Wolf. Other Legionnaires seen and/or mentioned include Colossal Boy, Cosmic Boy, Shrinking Violet, and Triplicate Girl. Many others are seen or mentioned by their Mission Monitor Board symbols in the opening credits or shown as computer screen images. For a full list of members, see the [[List of members/LSH cartoon]].
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This series is not in the same continuity as the Legion episodes in the ''Superman: The Animated Series'' and ''Justice League Unlimited'', which took place in the "DC Animated Universe" or "[[:Category:Timmverse|Timmverse]]".
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===Press Release===
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LEGION OF SUPER HEROES, 11:00-11:30 am: In the year of "Superman Returns" at Warner Bros., Kids' WB! is proud to present a new series developed especially for the "Too Big For Your TV" block by Warner Bros. Animation, inspired by the DC Comics legend. One thousand years from now, a group of teenage super heroes travel back in time to recruit the greatest hero of all, Superman, and enlist him their fight against evil in the 31st Century. While their intentions were good, their time travel skills were not, and Lightning Lad, Saturn Girl, Brainiac 5, Phantom Girl, Bouncing Boy and Timber Wolf end up going too far back into the past, accidentally retrieving the young Superman, before he moved to Metropolis. Together, this unlikely Legion of Super Heroes bands together to defend the rights of all free worlds and uphold the laws of the newly formed United Planets. That is, if they don't kill each other first. LEGION OF SUPER HEROES combines humor with high-stakes, grand-scale super heroics to create the ultimate sci-fi, super hero fantasy for kids of all ages. Each episode of this fast-paced, character-driven action comedy will pit Superboy and the Legion against otherworldly threats and adversaries who challenge the team on both super heroic and emotional levels. The series is executive produced by Sander Schwartz, and produced by Linda Steiner and James Tucker for Warner Bros. Animation.
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===Legal status issues===
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The show was originally to star Superboy, but legal issues involving the ownership of the character arose in the summer of 2006 and led Warner Bros. to rename the character Superman instead. The original press release said that the Legion landed in the time of "the young Superboy", while the revised press release description said that the Legion retrieved "the young Superman, before he moved to Metropolis".
  
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This series is not in the same continuity as the Legion episodes in the ''Superman: The Animated Series'' and ''Justice League Unlimited'', which took place in the "DC Animated Universe" or "[[:Category:Timmverse|Timmverse]]".
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==Cast==
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The series revolves around a core group of seven Legionnaires but others will be seen from time to time in recurring roles. The "core team" consists of Lightning Lad, Saturn Girl, Brainiac 5, Phantom Girl, Bouncing Boy and Timber Wolf.
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===Main or recurring protagonists===
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{| cellspacing="0" cellpadding="1" border="0" width=400
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|- bgcolor="#CCCCCC"
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| '''Character'''|| '''Voice Actor'''
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|-
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| [[Bouncing Boy/LSH cartoon|Bouncing Boy]]|| [[Michael Cornacchia]]
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|-
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| [[Brainiac 5/LSH cartoon|Brainiac 5]]|| [[Adam Wylie]]
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|-
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| [[Cosmic Boy/LSH cartoon|Cosmic Boy]]|| [[Wil Wheaton]]
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|-
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| [[Lightning Lad/LSH cartoon|Lightning Lad]] (field leader) || [[Andy Milder]]
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|-
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| [[Phantom Girl/LSH cartoon|Phantom Girl]]|| [[Heather Hogan]]
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|-
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| [[Saturn Girl/LSH cartoon|Saturn Girl]]|| [[Kari Wahlgren]]
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|-
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| [[Superman/LSH cartoon|Superman]] || [[Yuri Lowenthal]]
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|-
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| [[Timber Wolf/LSH cartoon/character|Timber Wolf|]] || [[Shawn Harrison]]
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|-
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| [[Triplicate Girl/LSH cartoon|Triplicate Girl]]|| [[Kari Wahlgren]]
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|-
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|}
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===Other Legionnaires===
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During the show's development, some information was uncovered or released:
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* Concept sketches of [[XS]] were seen during the show's development, along with sketches of other Legionnaires. All but XS have appeared on the show to date.
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* Interviews with show creative staff list [[Matter-Eater Lad/LSH cartoon|Matter-Eater Lad]] as appearing in at least one episode.
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* The episode description list suggests the [[Legion of Substitute Heroes/LSH cartoon|Legion of Substitute Heroes]], [[Ferro Lad/LSH cartoon|Ferro Lad]], and someone with Kryptonian-level powers who could be [[Mon-El/LSH cartoon|Mon-El]].
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Other Legionnaires have been mentioned or shown as images, but have not made an appearance:
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* The opening credits sequences includes a glimpse of the [[Mission Monitor Board]] signs for a myriad of Legionnaires as well as shots of flying Legionnaires not yet seen on the show.
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* In episode 1.01 ("Man of Tomorrow"), [[Cosmic Boy/LSH cartoon|Cosmic Boy]], [[Shrinking Violet/LSH cartoon|Shrinking Violet]] and [[Colossal Boy/LSH cartoon|Colossal Boy]] are mentioned as active Legionnaires.
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* During the coda of episode 1.02 ("Timber Wolf") images of Legionnaires [[Cosmic Boy/LSH cartoon|Cosmic Boy]], [[Shrinking Violet/LSH cartoon|Shrinking Violet]], [[Colossal Boy/LSH cartoon|Colossal Boy]], [[Sun Boy/LSH cartoon|Sun Boy]], [[Element Lad/LSH cartoon|Element Lad]], [[Blok/LSH cartoon|Blok]], [[Dream Girl/LSH cartoon|Dream Girl]], and [[Tyroc/LSH cartoon|Tyroc]] can be seen on computer monitors during Timber Wolf's induction into the Legion.
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Below is a list of other Legionnaires mentioned or shown in some way that have not yet appeared on the show. As they appear, they will be moved to the Main/Recurring Character list above.
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{| cellspacing="0" cellpadding="1" border="0" width=700
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|- bgcolor="#CCCCCC"
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| '''Character''' ||
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|-
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| [[Blok/LSH cartoon|Blok]] || symbol, computer monitor (1.02)
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|-
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| [[Chameleon Boy/LSH cartoon|Chameleon Boy]] || symbol
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|-
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| [[Chemical King/LSH cartoon|Chemical King]] || symbol
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|-
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| [[Colossal Boy/LSH cartoon|Colossal Boy]] || symbol, flying sequence, in-episode mention (1.01), computer monitor (1.02)
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|-
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| [[Dawnstar/LSH cartoon|Dawnstar]] || symbol
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|-
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| [[Dream Girl/LSH cartoon|Dream Girl]] || symbol, computer monitor (1.02)
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|-
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| [[Element Lad/LSH cartoon|Element Lad]] || symbol, flying sequence, computer monitor (1.02)
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|-
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| [[Ferro Lad/LSH cartoon|Ferro Lad]] || symbol
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|-
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| [[Karate Kid/LSH cartoon|Karate Kid]] || symbol
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|-
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| [[Matter-Eater Lad/LSH cartoon|Matter-Eater Lad]] || symbol, flying sequence
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|-
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| [[Polar Boy/LSH cartoon|Polar Boy]] || symbol
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|-
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| [[Quislet/LSH cartoon|Quislet]] || symbol
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|-
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| [[Shadow Lass/LSH cartoon|Shadow Lass]] || symbol
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|-
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| [[Shrinking Violet/LSH cartoon|Shrinking Violet]] || symbol, flying sequence, in-episode mention (1.01), computer monitor (1.02)
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|-
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| [[Star Boy/LSH cartoon|Star Boy]] || flying sequence
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| [[Sun Boy/LSH cartoon|Sun Boy]] || computer monitor (1.02)
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|-
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| [[Tyroc/LSH cartoon|Tyroc]] || computer monitor (1.02)
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|-
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| [[Ultra Boy/LSH cartoon|Ultra Boy]] || symbol
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|-
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|}
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===Villains===
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{| cellspacing="0" cellpadding="1" border="0" width=500
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|- bgcolor="#CCCCCC"
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| '''Character'''|| '''Voice Actor'''
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|-
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| [[Fatal Five/LSH cartoon|Fatal Five]]|| &nbsp;
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|-
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| &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;[[Emerald Empress/LSH cartoon|Emerald Empress]] (leader)|| [[Jennifer Hale]]
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|-
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| &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;[[Mano/LSH cartoon|Mano]]|| N/A
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|-
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| &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;[[Persuader/LSH cartoon|Persuader]]|| N/A
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|-
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| &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;[[Tharok/LSH cartoon|Tharok]]|| [[David Lodge]]
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|-
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| &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;[[Validus/LSH cartoon|Validus]] || N/A
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|-
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| Dr. [[Mar Londo/LSH cartoon|Mar Londo]]|| [[Harry J. Lennix]]
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|-
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| [[Alexis Luthor/LSH cartoon|Alexis Luthor]]|| [[Tara Strong]]
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|-
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| [[Starfinger/LSH cartoon|Starfinger]]|| [[Taylor Negron]]
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|-
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| [[Sun-Eater/LSH cartoon|Sun-Eater]]|| N/A
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|}
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===Other characters===
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{| cellspacing="0" cellpadding="1" border="0" width=500
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|- bgcolor="#CCCCCC"
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| '''Character'''|| '''Voice Actor'''
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|-
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| [[Mekt Ranzz/LSH cartoon|Mekt Ranzz]], brother of Lightning Lad || unknown
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|-
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| [[Winema Wazzo/LSH cartoon|Winema Wazzo]], President of the United Planets, mother of Phantom Girl ||[[April Winchell]]
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|-
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|}
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== Staff and Crew ==
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This is not a complete list.
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{| cellspacing="0" cellpadding="1" border="0" width=600
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|- bgcolor="#CCCCCC"
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| '''Job title/description'''|| '''staffer(s)'''
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|-
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| Executive Producer|| [[Sander Schwartz]]
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|-
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| Producer|| [[James Tucker]], [[Linda Steiner]]
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|-
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| Associate Producer|| [[A. J. Vargas]]
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|-
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| Series Story Editor|| [[Rob Hoegee]]
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|-
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| Series Directors|| [[Ben Jones]], [[Tim Maltby]], [[Lauren Montgomery]]
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|-
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| Main Title Theme|| [[Kristopher Carter]]
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|-
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| Music|| [[Kristopher Carter]], [[Michael McCustion]], [[Lolita Ritmanis]]
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|-
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| Casting and Voice Director|| [[Kelly Ward]]
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|-
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| Writers|| [[Stan Berkowitz]], [[John Esposito]], [[Rob Hoegee]], [[Rob Hummel]], [[Marty Isenberg]], [[David Slack]], [[Scott Sonneborn]], [[Matt Wayne]], [[Amy Wolfram]]
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|-
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| Art Director|| [[Dave Johnson]]
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|-
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| Character Designer|| [[Derrick J. Wyatt]], [[Glenn Wong]]
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|-
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| Storyboards|| [[Irineo Maramba]], [[Jay Baker]]
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|-
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| Backgrounds/Props|| [[Norm Ryang]], [[Eric Canete]], [[Chad Townshend]]
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|-
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| Voice editing/ADR, post-production|| [[Mark Keefer]]
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|-
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|}
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== List of episodes ==
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{| cellspacing="0" cellpadding="1" border="0" width=400
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|- bgcolor="#CCCCCC"
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| '''Episode number'''|| '''Episode Title'''|| '''Original Air Date'''
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|-
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| 1.01 || ''[[Man of Tomorrow]]'' || Sept. 23, 2006
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|-
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| 1.02 || ''[[Timber Wolf/LSH cartoon/episode|Timber Wolf]]'' || Sept. 30, 2006
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|-
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| 1.03 || ''[[Legacy]]'' || Oct. 7, 2006
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|-
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| 1.04 || ''[[Fear Factory]]'' || Nov. 18, 2006
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|-
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| 1.05 || ''[[Champions]]'' || Nov. 11, 2006
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|-
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| 1.06 || ''[[Phantoms]]'' || Nov. 4, 2006
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|-
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| 1.07 || ''[[Child's Play]]'' 
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|-
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| 1.08 || ''[[Lightning Storm]]'' 
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|-
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| 1.09 || ''[[Brain Drain]]'' 
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|-
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| 1.10 || ''[[Substitutes|The Substitutes]]'' 
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|-
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| 1.11 || ''[[Chain of Command]]'' 
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|-
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| 1.12 || ''[[Sundown pt. 1]]'' 
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|-
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| 1.13 || ''[[Sundown pt. 2]]'' 
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|-
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|}
  
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List of episodes with original air date:
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== External links ==
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*Ep. 1: [[Man of Tomorrow]], Sept. 23, 2006
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*[http://kidswb.warnerbros.com/web/stuff/stuff_display.jsp?id=LEG KidsWB! official site]
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*Ep. 2: [[Timber Wolf/LSH cartoon/episode|Timber Wolf]], Sept. 30, 2006
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*[http://adventure247.blogspot.com/ Michael Grabois' Legion Omnicom]
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*Ep. 3: [[Legacy]], Oct. 7, 2006
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*[http://www.legionclubhouse.com/ The Legion Clubhouse]
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*Ep. 4: [[Fear Factory]], Nov. 18, 2006
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*[http://www.legionworld.net/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=forum;f=11 Legion World Cartoon Message Board]
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*Ep. 5: [[Champions]], Nov. 11, 2006
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*[http://www.legionsofgotham.org/LOSH LEGION of SUPER HEROES Cartoon Fan Site]
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*Ep. 6: [[Phantoms]], Nov. 4, 2006
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*[http://www.toonzone.net/schedule/index.php?seriesID=203 ''Legion of Super Heroes'' Episode schedule (ToonZone)]
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*Ep. 7: [[Child's Play]]
 
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*Ep. 8: [[Lightning Storm]]
 
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*Ep. 9: [[Brain Drain]]
 
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*Ep. 10: [[Substitutes|The Substitutes]]
 
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*Ep. 11: [[Chain of Command]]
 
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*Ep. 12: [[Sundown pt. 1]]
 
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*Ep. 13: [[Sundown pt. 2]]
 
  
 
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Revision as of 23:43, 10 October 2006

Template:Infobox television

Introduction

Legion of Super Heroes is an animated show on the CW Network that debuted on Sept. 23, 2006. The premise of the show is that in order to defeat the Fatal Five in the 31st century, the Legion travels back in time to find the young Superman. However, they go back to a time where Clark Kent has not taken on the Superman mantle yet, and is still learning his powers. He decides to go to the 31st century to help the Legion and become proficient at his powers. The series centers on the young Superman's adventures in the 31st century, fighting alongside a group of futuristic superheroes known as the "Legion of Super Heroes".

The show somewhat follows the Justice League Unlimited format in that there is a core group of Legionnaires present throught most or all episodes, and a rotating cast of recurring characters that appear from time to time. The regular cast, as seen in promotional material, consists of (alphabetically) Bouncing Boy, Brainiac 5, Lightning Lad, Phantom Girl, Saturn Girl, Superman, and Timber Wolf. Other Legionnaires seen and/or mentioned include Colossal Boy, Cosmic Boy, Shrinking Violet, and Triplicate Girl. Many others are seen or mentioned by their Mission Monitor Board symbols in the opening credits or shown as computer screen images. For a full list of members, see the List of members/LSH cartoon.

This series is not in the same continuity as the Legion episodes in the Superman: The Animated Series and Justice League Unlimited, which took place in the "DC Animated Universe" or "Timmverse".

Press Release

LEGION OF SUPER HEROES, 11:00-11:30 am: In the year of "Superman Returns" at Warner Bros., Kids' WB! is proud to present a new series developed especially for the "Too Big For Your TV" block by Warner Bros. Animation, inspired by the DC Comics legend. One thousand years from now, a group of teenage super heroes travel back in time to recruit the greatest hero of all, Superman, and enlist him their fight against evil in the 31st Century. While their intentions were good, their time travel skills were not, and Lightning Lad, Saturn Girl, Brainiac 5, Phantom Girl, Bouncing Boy and Timber Wolf end up going too far back into the past, accidentally retrieving the young Superman, before he moved to Metropolis. Together, this unlikely Legion of Super Heroes bands together to defend the rights of all free worlds and uphold the laws of the newly formed United Planets. That is, if they don't kill each other first. LEGION OF SUPER HEROES combines humor with high-stakes, grand-scale super heroics to create the ultimate sci-fi, super hero fantasy for kids of all ages. Each episode of this fast-paced, character-driven action comedy will pit Superboy and the Legion against otherworldly threats and adversaries who challenge the team on both super heroic and emotional levels. The series is executive produced by Sander Schwartz, and produced by Linda Steiner and James Tucker for Warner Bros. Animation.

Legal status issues

The show was originally to star Superboy, but legal issues involving the ownership of the character arose in the summer of 2006 and led Warner Bros. to rename the character Superman instead. The original press release said that the Legion landed in the time of "the young Superboy", while the revised press release description said that the Legion retrieved "the young Superman, before he moved to Metropolis".

Cast

The series revolves around a core group of seven Legionnaires but others will be seen from time to time in recurring roles. The "core team" consists of Lightning Lad, Saturn Girl, Brainiac 5, Phantom Girl, Bouncing Boy and Timber Wolf.

Main or recurring protagonists

Character Voice Actor
Bouncing Boy Michael Cornacchia
Brainiac 5 Adam Wylie
Cosmic Boy Wil Wheaton
Lightning Lad (field leader) Andy Milder
Phantom Girl Heather Hogan
Saturn Girl Kari Wahlgren
Superman Yuri Lowenthal
Timber Wolf| Shawn Harrison
Triplicate Girl Kari Wahlgren

Other Legionnaires

During the show's development, some information was uncovered or released:

  • Concept sketches of XS were seen during the show's development, along with sketches of other Legionnaires. All but XS have appeared on the show to date.
  • Interviews with show creative staff list Matter-Eater Lad as appearing in at least one episode.
  • The episode description list suggests the Legion of Substitute Heroes, Ferro Lad, and someone with Kryptonian-level powers who could be Mon-El.

Other Legionnaires have been mentioned or shown as images, but have not made an appearance:

Below is a list of other Legionnaires mentioned or shown in some way that have not yet appeared on the show. As they appear, they will be moved to the Main/Recurring Character list above.

Character
Blok symbol, computer monitor (1.02)
Chameleon Boy symbol
Chemical King symbol
Colossal Boy symbol, flying sequence, in-episode mention (1.01), computer monitor (1.02)
Dawnstar symbol
Dream Girl symbol, computer monitor (1.02)
Element Lad symbol, flying sequence, computer monitor (1.02)
Ferro Lad symbol
Karate Kid symbol
Matter-Eater Lad symbol, flying sequence
Polar Boy symbol
Quislet symbol
Shadow Lass symbol
Shrinking Violet symbol, flying sequence, in-episode mention (1.01), computer monitor (1.02)
Star Boy flying sequence
Sun Boy computer monitor (1.02)
Tyroc computer monitor (1.02)
Ultra Boy symbol

Villains

Character Voice Actor
Fatal Five  
   Emerald Empress (leader) Jennifer Hale
   Mano N/A
   Persuader N/A
   Tharok David Lodge
   Validus N/A
Dr. Mar Londo Harry J. Lennix
Alexis Luthor Tara Strong
Starfinger Taylor Negron
Sun-Eater N/A

Other characters

Character Voice Actor
Mekt Ranzz, brother of Lightning Lad unknown
Winema Wazzo, President of the United Planets, mother of Phantom Girl April Winchell

Staff and Crew

This is not a complete list.

Job title/description staffer(s)
Executive Producer Sander Schwartz
Producer James Tucker, Linda Steiner
Associate Producer A. J. Vargas
Series Story Editor Rob Hoegee
Series Directors Ben Jones, Tim Maltby, Lauren Montgomery
Main Title Theme Kristopher Carter
Music Kristopher Carter, Michael McCustion, Lolita Ritmanis
Casting and Voice Director Kelly Ward
Writers Stan Berkowitz, John Esposito, Rob Hoegee, Rob Hummel, Marty Isenberg, David Slack, Scott Sonneborn, Matt Wayne, Amy Wolfram
Art Director Dave Johnson
Character Designer Derrick J. Wyatt, Glenn Wong
Storyboards Irineo Maramba, Jay Baker
Backgrounds/Props Norm Ryang, Eric Canete, Chad Townshend
Voice editing/ADR, post-production Mark Keefer

List of episodes

Episode number Episode Title Original Air Date
1.01 Man of Tomorrow Sept. 23, 2006
1.02 Timber Wolf Sept. 30, 2006
1.03 Legacy Oct. 7, 2006
1.04 Fear Factory Nov. 18, 2006
1.05 Champions Nov. 11, 2006
1.06 Phantoms Nov. 4, 2006
1.07 Child's Play
1.08 Lightning Storm
1.09 Brain Drain
1.10 The Substitutes
1.11 Chain of Command
1.12 Sundown pt. 1
1.13 Sundown pt. 2

External links

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