⁣Young Justice is owned by Warner Bros. Animation and DC Comics (under Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.), and the show remains fully under active copyright protection. Distributing complete episodes—even with a disclaimer—does not qualify as fair use under U.S. copyright law (Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976), because fair use typically covers limited portions for purposes like criticism, commentary, education, parody, or news reporting. Uploading entire episodes replaces the market for the official versions (e.g., on streaming platforms like Max/HBO Max, where it's officially available) and isn't transformative.

⁣Young Justice is owned by Warner Bros. Animation and DC Comics (under Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.), and the show remains fully under active copyright protection. Distributing complete episodes—even with a disclaimer—does not qualify as fair use under U.S. copyright law (Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976), because fair use typically covers limited portions for purposes like criticism, commentary, education, parody, or news reporting. Uploading entire episodes replaces the market for the official versions (e.g., on streaming platforms like Max/HBO Max, where it's officially available) and isn't transformative.

⁣Young Justice is owned by Warner Bros. Animation and DC Comics (under Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.), and the show remains fully under active copyright protection. Distributing complete episodes—even with a disclaimer—does not qualify as fair use under U.S. copyright law (Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976), because fair use typically covers limited portions for purposes like criticism, commentary, education, parody, or news reporting. Uploading entire episodes replaces the market for the official versions (e.g., on streaming platforms like Max/HBO Max, where it's officially available) and isn't transformative.