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When six ordinary girls meet and discover that they each have extraordinary powers, they decide to join forces to take on one of Metropolis' most sinister villains.
When six ordinary girls meet and discover that they each have extraordinary powers, they decide to join forces to take on one of Metropolis' most sinister villains.
When six ordinary girls meet and discover that they each have extraordinary powers, they decide to join forces to take on one of Metropolis' most sinister villains.
When six ordinary girls meet and discover that they each have extraordinary powers, they decide to join forces to take on one of Metropolis' most sinister villains.
Zee asks Kara to look after her two magical bunnies, which quickly start to multiply and wreak havoc all across Metropolis.
When Hal's ex-girlfriend shows up at the Metropolis High homecoming game and goes love-ballistic as the villain Star Sapphire, Jessica begins to second-guess her own nonviolent tactics.
Babs loves her job at a fast-food restaurant, but her boss would love an excuse to fire her; when a bank robbery breaks out across the street from work, Babs is torn between her role as superhero and that of a dutiful Burrito Bucket employee.
Things do not go as planned when jealous Barbara Minerva uses an ancient artifact from her dad's collection to place a curse on "little Miss Perfect" Diana Prince.
When she stumbles across a villainous plot to blow up a bridge, Bumblebee must summon every ounce of courage she has to rise to the occasion and take on the baddies without the help of her friends.
Overwhelmed by the amount of Superman coverage in Metropolis, Supergirl decides to get out there and really show the city what she can do.
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Sep 13, 2021I can't remember the last time a show made me laugh so hard.
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Feb 21, 2021The original was relatable. My daughter really enjoyed it. This new one is too over the top, everyone acts like Ren and Stimpy, there's no heart, and it's just too weird. Such a let down, as I want her to have strong female superheroes to watch (she loves Wonder Woman). I will not let my kid watch this garbage. Hoping this gets cancelled and rebooted again.
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Jan 10, 2021vi la serie y me gusto mucho la trama,la dinamica entre los personajes la introducción de algunos villanos muy desconocidos hace que tenga mas razones para ver la serie
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Dec 27, 2020We loved this show more episodes please!!
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Dec 27, 2020And absolute unit, we want more episodes we love this show , and Diana is awesome!!
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Dec 27, 2020We love DC super hero girls and we want season 2 and 3 please thank you!!
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Dec 27, 2020We loved Dc super Hero Girls and we want season 2 and 3 thank you!
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Oct 21, 2020I have no idea how they managed to get away with jokes like dancing on chalk outlines. This show is hilarious.
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Jul 05, 2020I love Kara/Supergirl's rebellious personality. I can't wait for what her antics for next season. I also DC Superhero Girls is the best more comedy.
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Feb 22, 2020UNWATCHABLE EVEN FOR COMPLETISTS: Not a show for DC super hero fans, girls or otherwise. Taking its story cues from My Little Pony rather than George Perez, Geoff Johns, Len Wein or even Marv Wolfman, DC Super Hero Girls (DCSHG) butchers both characters and history to cram heroes and villains alike into a modern day version of Hero High. Less a "re-imagining" and more a complete square-peg into round-hole retooling, DCSHG abandons character origins, history, established personalities and good storytelling for warm and fuzzy "wokeness." If you want diversity, inclusion, authentic characters and good storytelling, watch PBS Kids -- they do it better.
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