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Personally, I prefer them being twins.

You think it's Lara Kal-El, since female Kryptonians usually take their father's full name as their last name (for example: Kara Zor-El, Lara Lor-Van, Alura In-Ze), Or just simply Lara-El?

I think a "Shazam: The Animated Series", starring Billy Batson, AKA Captain Marvel, would be the perfect way to revive the Bruce Timm DCAU.

The character gained a decent amount of notoriety from the movies, his cast and stories are mostly self-contained within his hometown, and references to the wider DCAU could initially be kept to a minimum for the sake of easing in new fans. It could function as its own disconnected universe for the first season or two.

And if it proves to be successful? That's the go-ahead to start reintroducing the wider and classic universe and continuity to modern viewers, and work on greenlighting other series to set in it. It could even work to attract older fans of this universe, who grew up with it and still have fond memories of it.

As for the primary supporting cast of Billy, I'd have Victor and Rosa Vasquez as his foster parents, and Freddy Freeman and Mary Bromfield as his foster siblings, and Dudley as a neighbor who's like an uncle to Billy, Freddy, and Mary. He'd have a niece named Darla, who'd only be mentioned at first rather than shown. I'd introduce Darla, Pedro, and Eugene in later seasons as new foster siblings. I'd also reveal in a season that Mary is Billy's long-lost twin.

And in an episode, maybe a season finale or premiere, Superman would show up, with them having tension from the episode "Clash" in JLU. Superman would apologize for what happened back then, and so would Captain Marvel. After beating that episode's bad guy, Superman would request Captain Marvel to rejoin the Justice League, and Billy would accept, seeing that the League is finally back to being the heroes they used to be.

Finally, While I would like Stargirl to be Billy's love-interest like in the comics, pre-established episodes in the DCAU have made that impossible without retconning. Billy was in elementary school in “Clash”, while Courtney looked to be in her late teens in the episodes of JLU. So, I'll go with Cassie Sandsmark, AKA Wonder Girl. Since Cassie never appeared in the DCAU, I'll introduce her in this one (say, in the middle of season 2) and make her recurring character and be Billy's girlfriend.

As for her introductory episode: Gateway City's high school's basketball team came to play against Fawcett City's high school's basketball team, and Billy, Fawcett High's basketball team captain, bumped into Cassie, Gateway High's star cheerleader, and they get friendly. And when a bad guy attacks, they individually go to fight before bumping into each other again and then he figures out her secret identity in the middle of the fight against the villain and reveals her his after dealing with the villain. As her school bus was about to take her home, she gave him her phone number and a kiss on the cheek.

Voila! What do you all think?

I think a "Shazam: The Animated Series", starring Billy Batson, AKA Captain Marvel, would be the perfect way to revive the Bruce Timm DCAU.

The character gained a decent amount of notoriety from the movies, his cast and stories are mostly self-contained within his hometown, and references to the wider DCAU could initially be kept to a minimum for the sake of easing in new fans. It could function as its own disconnected universe for the first season or two.

And if it proves to be successful? That's the go-ahead to start reintroducing the wider and classic universe and continuity to modern viewers, and work on greenlighting other series to set in it. It could even work to attract older fans of this universe, who grew up with it and still have fond memories of it.

As for the primary supporting cast of Billy, I'd have Victor and Rosa Vasquez as his foster parents, and Freddy Freeman and Mary Bromfield as his foster siblings, and Dudley as a neighbor who's like an uncle to Billy, Freddy, and Mary. He'd have a niece named Darla, who'd only be mentioned at first rather than shown. I'd introduce Darla, Pedro, and Eugene in later seasons as new foster siblings. I'd also reveal in a season that Mary is Billy's long-lost twin.

And in an episode, maybe a season finale or premiere, Superman would show up, with them having tension from the episode "Clash" in JLU. Superman would apologize for what happened back then, and so would Captain Marvel. After beating that episode's bad guy, Superman would request Captain Marvel to rejoin the Justice League, and Billy would accept, seeing that the League is finally back to being the heroes they used to be.

Finally, While I would like Stargirl to be Billy's love-interest like in the comics, pre-established episodes in the DCAU have made that impossible without retconning. Billy was in elementary school in “Clash”, while Courtney looked to be in her late teens in the episodes of JLU. So, I'll go with Cassie Sandsmark, AKA Wonder Girl. Since Cassie never appeared in the DCAU, I'll introduce her in this one (say, in the middle of season 2) and make her recurring character and be Billy's girlfriend.

As for her introductory episode: Gateway City's high school's basketball team came to play against Fawcett City's high school's basketball team, and Billy, Fawcett High's basketball team captain, bumped into Cassie, Gateway High's star cheerleader, and they get friendly. And when a bad guy attacks, they individually go to fight before bumping into each other again and then he figures out her secret identity in the middle of the fight against the villain and reveals her his after dealing with the villain. As her school bus was about to take her home, she gave him her phone number and a kiss on the cheek.

Voila! What do you all think?

What I mean is what if the events of *Smallville* happened in Earth-1 and Justin Hartley was the star in *Arrow*?

*The Flash* and every other Arrowverse show onwards would remain party the same, aside from some tweaks as to not conflict with what Smallville established.

*Supergirl* and *Black Lightning* would stay the same since they're alternate universes before Crisis.

How would interactions between Clark and his friends go between the rest of the heroes from the Arrowverse? Especially *Smallville* Clark and Kara's interactions with *Supergirl* Clark and Kara?

How different would the *Arrow* side of things be?

And how would *Supergirl* fit after the universes merging into Earth-Prime in Crisis, since Earth-1 and Earth-38 would have different interpretation of these characters?

A silly and dumb idea, I know. But hear me out.

Let's say, *WandaVision* goes and ends relatively the same way, with the only difference being that Sparky, Billy and Tommy's dog, doesn't get killed by Agatha. After getting rid of the Hex and leaving Westview, she takes Sparky with her. Instead of reading the Darkhold to look for new versions of her kids out of grief for losing them, she finds happiness with the one thing she has left: the dog. After spending time with Sparky, she doesn't become evil and decides to be a hero again, and goes to New York and crashes in Strange's place so she could train with him to better understand her with her magic. During the events of *Spider-Man: No Way Home*, when Peter comes to Strange, rather than immediately going into the spell, Wanda suggests to Strange that they brainstorm a bit to figure out the perfect spell that would fix Peter's mess, taking the time to list out the people whom he doesn't want to erase the memories of. They do the spell and Peter's life remains being good; with his aunt, best friend, and girlfriend all still being with him. I haven't watched Brand New Day yet, but after I do, I'll probably edit this body to cover the events of that film.

How would each of the X-Men react to this stronger Scott?

How would Scott feel about getting this much incredible power?

And finally, what temporary codename would you give him before he inevitably goes back to his usual self?

I'm actually writing my interpretation of this story, but it's more light-hearted and more of a slice-of-life kind of story. If I were to describe it, it's similar to *Drake & Josh*, but in Smallville. I am planning to go in a more serious direction with future chapters, but the first arc is pretty much just Clark and Kara Kent's hijinks as teenagers.

Note: Images are just there to sort of symbolize what I'm asking (because Kara in these two shows is Clark's age).

And for those who saw this post before, my little cousin accidentally deleted the previous one while messing with my phone, making me having to redo it.

I know he said “It's too late for that,” but how is it too late? What's exactly preventing him from doing the original spell?

PS; do the characters in-universe see these glowing colors when these guys levitate the objects or themselves?

Just imagine, Jade mistakes her for Tori and does her usual insults, and Shelby retaliates, making Jade run away and be afraid of Tori. Or Shelby trying to sing, and not doing it right.