DC Super Hero Girls

At Super Hero High, a crew of iconic DC heroines tackles the ups and downs of teen life alongside their crime fighting. Wonder Woman, Supergirl, Batgirl, Harley Quinn, Poison Ivy and their friends juggle class schedules, club meetings, and the occasional city emergency. The show follows their mischiefs and moments of bravery as they learn that real power comes from teamwork, self confidence, and staying true to yourself. Mischievous pranks mingle with heroic deeds, and the characters discover what it means to grow up with a mask on and a smile ready for the world. It presents friendship and courage as everyday superpowers, proving that anyone can be a hero.

Produced for television in 2015, the series is based on the DC Super Hero Girls property. It features a rotating team of directors and a voice cast led by Yvette Nicole Brown, Anais Fairweather, Tara Strong, Mae Whitman and Grey DeLisle.

By centering female superheroes in a high school setting, the show broadens how kids see heroes on screen. It promotes teamwork, confidence, and leadership while keeping a light fun tone that can appeal to both younger viewers and longtime fans.

Reception tends to be positive for its warm approach to heroism and growing up. The show blends action with everyday challenges and emphasizes friendship, resilience, and courage, inviting families to imagine themselves as capable heroes.

Awards: The series did not receive major nominations during its run, and its recognition comes mainly from its appeal to families and fans rather than industry awards. It remains praised for its accessible take on superheroes and positive messages.