#keepyjalive

We’re happy to announce the official Tumblr home of the fan-led #KeepYJAlive campaign!

Over the past year, #KeepYJAlive has become an established grassroots presence in the Young Justice fandom, primarily through Reddit and X. Reddit has served as our community town hall, while X has helped us amplify support, appreciation, and visibility for Young Justice and Earth-16 through industry professionals.

But we also know a major part of the Young Justice fandom has always lived here on Tumblr through fan art, edits, meta, shipping, episode discussion, character analysis, and years of community memory.

As such we wanted to establish a respectful presence here too.

So we’re excited to establish a home here too.

This Tumblr will serve as a fandom embassy and resource hub for #KeepYJAlive. We’ll be sharing campaign updates, creator appreciation, watch/support guides, fandom history, event information, and ways fans can continue celebrating and supporting Young Justice.

At its heart, #KeepYJAlive is about honoring the world of Earth-16, supporting the people who helped build it, and keeping the fandom connected with hope, respect, and community.

We are not affiliated with DC, Warner Bros., Max, or the Young Justice creative team. We are a fan-led grassroots campaign that believes Earth-16 still matters.

Thank you for welcoming us to this side of the fandom!

Here is the first Poster I drew for the Young Justice Campaign "keepyjalive".

Looks like a certain speedster is hyped up for tomorrow.

Just like Wally said, tomorrow, November 26th at 6:30 PM Pacific, the journey begins.

On the anniversary of Young Justice, we kick off Project Stream: a united, weekly rewatch of the entire series, starting with Episode 1: Independence Day and Episode 2: Fireworks.

A celebration of the show. A celebration of the fandom. And a push to keep the story alive.

Online discussion opens at 6:30 PM Pacific on r/YoungJustice as we all hit Play together.

But you do not need to follow this exact timing so feel free to join the rewatch and discussion whenever works for you. Everyone’s welcome, no matter your schedule.

We simply ask that you review the community expectations and format so we can keep the conversation fun, positive, and respectful for all in the subreddit.

We hope you’ll join us on this journey as we celebrate the show, the community, and everything that makes Young Justice special.

If you’re in, see you dudes online at 6:30 PM Pacific.

Let's Stream the Show Together

Let's stay whelmed and feeling aster

Let's #KeepYJAlive!

I love DnD and I also love Young Justice. It has been rotating in my microwave brain for a while now. Tis my contribution for the KeepYJAlive campaign going on right now

For #KeepYJAlive, the upcoming Young Justice fan meetup at San Diego Comic-Con is not simply an event announcement. It is a statement about what kind of campaign we believe this should be.

A fan campaign can easily become outcome-centered. It can become defined by urgency, frustration, or the belief that support only matters if it immediately produces the result fans want. We understand that feeling. Young Justice has lived in uncertainty before, and the waiting season can be difficult. But our campaign has tried to resist the idea that waiting is empty.

The meetup comes from a different conviction: the community itself is worth stewarding.

Young Justice has always had a unique relationship with its audience. It is a show about legacy, mentorship, endurance, grief, growth, and the long consequences of choices. In many ways, the fandom has had to learn those same lessons. Supporting this series has never been a straight line. It has required patience. It has required maturity. It has required fans to keep caring even when there were no guarantees.

That is why this meetup matters to us.

It gives the community a chance to gather without turning the gathering into pressure. It creates space for fans to celebrate sixteen years of Earth-16 without demanding that creators, cast, or crew carry the emotional weight of the fandom’s hopes. It allows us to say, clearly and publicly, that support for Young Justice does not have to be rooted in entitlement.

This is important because campaigns communicate values whether they intend to or not. The way fans organize says something. The way we speak about creators says something. The way we handle uncertainty says something. If #KeepYJAlive is going to represent this community, then we believe it has to represent it with care.

That means no creator tagging campaigns. No petitions framed as pressure. No treating renewal as something fans are owed. No making the people who gave us this show responsible for managing our disappointment.

Instead, we want to build something healthier.

A meetup is simple on the surface: fans in one place, photos, conversation, shared appreciation. But beneath that, it is also a form of stewardship. It says the community is still here. It says the show still matters. It says fans can gather in hope without turning hope into a demand.

We do not control whether Young Justice returns. That decision is not in the hands of the campaign, the fandom, or even the creators alone. But we do control how we wait. We control whether we use this season to build trust or burn it. We control whether we make the fandom safer, more organized, and more respectful. We control whether our support reflects gratitude or entitlement.

That is the heart behind the SDCC meetup.

It is not the whole campaign. It is not the end goal. It is one act of care in a longer season of waiting.

For #KeepYJAlive, keeping Young Justice alive has never meant insisting on our own way. It means stewarding the community, honoring the creators, supporting the work, and keeping hope alive with restraint.

welllllll

to support the #KeepYJAlive campaign

You can follow the official social media accounts[links will be posted shortly]

You can make fanart and memes and fics to spread the word

You can binge/rewatch/tell a friend to stream the series on the LEGAL sites YJ is on[cuz studio execs only get their statistics from here and not ur pirating sites]

and lastly