WARNING: The following article contains spoilers for Young Justice: Outsiders, streaming now on DC Universe.

Following repeated calls for Young Justice to return for a third season, DC Universe answered in the form of Young Justice: Outsiders. Thus far, in addition to Titans, not only has it gotten the streaming service off to a stellar start, it's also racking up serious numbers in terms of viewership.

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With 13 episodes down and a bumper mid-season finale, we're already chomping at the bit to see the second half of Season 3 unfold in June, so here are some things we'd love to see fleshed out.

Bring On The New Gods

So far, we've seen Darkseid ensure his pact with Vandal Savage is running as smooth as possible. As for the other New Gods, Kalibak has aided Vandal's space fleet, Desaad's busy trying to get stock for the Anti-Life Equation and Granny Goodness is with the Light trying trying to corrupt Earth's inhabitants.

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However, we'd love to see more of Darkseid's Elite, such as Steppenwolf, Kanto and Mantis. There's also room for Granny's Furies to come to the fore, which would feel totally organic as we've seen Forager's species and many other aliens already subjugated by these New Gods. Given that it's all-out war with Apokolips, it makes sense for New Genesis and the likes of High Father, Darkseid's son Orion, Mister Miracle and Big Barda to officially join the fray as well, especially as we've already seen the Forever People working with Nightwing's posse.

Enter The Titans

The comics' original Titans, such as Dick Grayson, Wally West and Aqualad, have had quite the presence, which paves the way for the show to add even more members from The New Teen Titans roster from the '80s. Beast Boy is already accounted for, and Cyborg has enlisted in Nightwing's team as a walking, talking Father Box.

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This leaves room to add Donna Troy, Starfire and Raven to bolster the ranks. Donna can easily factor into Cassie Sandsmark's arc as she struggles to cope with Tim Drake's behavior. Raven can figure into the magical conundrum with Zatanna and her dad being used as the new Dr. Fate. Starfire has room to be developed into the show's cosmic narrative, with Superman leading a team of galactic Leaguers. This could gives us fresh takes on these characters like never before, especially with a spin on "The Judas Contract" forthcoming.

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The Bat Family Reunion

In Episode 6, "Rescue Op," fans were shocked to see that Ra's al Ghul had a very special assassin clad in red at his side. When the warrior recognizes Nightwing and Ra's talks about his memory returning, it all but points to Jason Todd. The fact that he could be resurrected via the Lazarus Pit, or is even maybe a clone, would make for an intriguing family reunion with Batman and those who thought him dead.

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To spice things up, we also see Talia with baby Damian, which means all the pieces are on the chessboard to really throw Bruce Wayne off his game. He's intent on doing what the Justice League couldn't do with his Batman Incorporated team, but having two extra sons in his life could be the game changer that derails the Dark Knight's mission. Either way, he needs to meet with the Al Ghul family and have a serious discussion about keeping secrets and, more so, their timing.

Aquaman's Secret Warriors

Kal'durham has certainly experienced quite a few changes in this third season. Not only has he been given the title of Aquaman officially, Kal'durham is now leading the Justice League alongside Wonder Woman. But as he's shown from his Invasion days, he's willing to step out of bounds to ensure justice is gained for all.

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In Episode 8, "Triptych," after Nightwing's team stops Cheshire from selling a weapon of mass destruction to Simon Stagg, they also apprehend a couple of teenage villains -- Mist and Livewire. However, when Wonder Woman demands they're taken to the Belle Reve penitentiary, Kal insists he won't subject teens to this harsh prison system. He reveals he has his own reform program to give them a second chance and possibly turn them into heroes. Hopefully, we get a closer look at his redemption squad, which could end up becoming a valuable asset in the current metahuman trafficking war, and see who else he's redeeming.

Ra's Reclaiming His League

The League of Shadows is more than just a legion to Ra's, it's a philosophy of how order should be spread throughout the world. Hearing him acknowledge his family no longer runs the League comes as quite a shock, but we'd love to see him reclaiming his birthright. The Demon's Head created it, after all, so to pass it off for the Light to use seems uncharacteristic.

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Deathstroke is running the League now, with the deadly Lady Shiva and Bane as his generals, so there is a chance the immortal Ra's could return for what's rightfully his. We don't know if he was forced out, especially as the new incarnation isn't anything like his army. This means there is a possibility Ra's might be holding a bitter sword towards Deathstroke's squad. His loyalists, along with Talia, could return for retribution, painting an epic civil war among villains that could work in the Justice League's favor.

Young Justice: Outsiders is now available to stream on DC Universe. The series will return for the second part of Season 3 in June.