The change-up in 'Young Justice Phantoms' story structure let the plot focus more on its core set of characters.
Young Justice: Phantoms has made a triumphant return after its mid-season hiatus, launching the second half of its season in March. These episodes continue a major trend that Phantoms has stuck to: namely, launching a four to five-episode story arc focused on a major member of the original "Team" of superheroes.
That feeling would only intensify with the debut of Season 3, subtitled Outsiders. The road to Outsiders was a rather rocky one: Cartoon Network canceled Young Justice in 2013, which led to a recurring fan campaign to renew the series. Warner Bros. Animation would eventually launch Outsiders as part of its DC Universe service, with yet another jump in time.
The focus on the founding members of the team also coincides with the fact that the series has been on the air for nearly a decade, and each arc takes the time to address that. Superboy and Miss Martian travel to Mars for their wedding, as Superboy wants to fully embrace his wife-to-be's heritage.
Other mental health elements include Rocket's son Amistad being diagnosed with autism, as well as everyone in Aqualad's life convincing him to try and take a break. Ever since he was young, Kaldur'ahm has had to be responsible; he's helped his parents, he helped the first Aquaman, he led the Team, and he finally became Aquaman and led the Justice League.
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