Four sidekicks with something to prove headline this animated take on the Justice League's junior roster, built around Robin, Kid Flash, Aqualad, and Miss Martian as they push past the League's shadow.

What is Young Justice about?

Young Justice follows a covert team of teenage heroes assembled under the eye of Batman, Flash, Aquaman, and Green Arrow, sent on missions the adult League can't be seen doing publicly. Superman lends the group its guiding presence, but the show's real engine is the friction between wanting independence and needing the League's trust. Across its run the series builds a sprawling DC Comics mythology, layering espionage, alien threats, and shifting alliances over a season-length structure rather than the case-of-the-week format typical of superhero cartoons. Characters age and change across episodes, with relationships and rivalries carried forward instead of reset, giving the ensemble a serialized weight closer to a drama than a Saturday-morning show.

About the cast

The voice cast draws from veteran animation performers, including Jesse McCartney, Khary Payton, Nolan North, Danica McKellar, Stephanie Lemelin, Greg Cipes, Lacey Chabert, and Denise Boutte, giving the ensemble a lineup with deep genre-voiceover experience across multiple DC and Marvel projects.

Context & significance

Created by Greg Weisman and Brandon Vietti, the series arrived as American animation was leaning into longer, more serialized storytelling for young-adult audiences, and it holds a strong reputation among fans of the format, reflected in its high viewer rating. Its 2022 catalogue placement here reflects when the series became available on K-Time rather than its original broadcast history.

Watching Young Justice on Ktime

Young Justice streams on K-Time with Persian dubbing and Persian subtitles, so viewers can watch in Farsi or follow the original English audio with Farsi text. The full library, including this series, is available to any account holder with a free K-Time login, no separate purchase required to browse or start watching, and the interface itself is presented in Farsi for the Iranian diaspora audience.