Despite a bit of drama and a separation or two, the heroes cared deeply for one another and eventually the two were married. Despite Superboy and Miss Martian being a couple in Young Justice, the two have never been an item in comics.
From biological point of view, Megan can't have children with Conner since they are different species (she is Martian and he is human-cryptonian hybrid).
Finally after 6 long years of waiting this episode FINALLY confirms that Miss Martian and Superboy are back together at last. Two years have passed since the season 2 finale of Young Justice and during that time, Miss Martian and Superboy got back together and are living happily together in Happy Harbour.
As of season three, Outsiders, M'gann has altered her Martian form to reflect her White Martian roots, became the leader of the Team, re-encounters her brother M'comm, and has begun living with Superboy, who goes on to propose to her.
The two heroes broke up between season 1 and season 2 of Young Justice, after Superboy objected to M'gann using her telepathy to mess with the minds of supervillains. Given how his own memories had been altered by the scientists who created him, he had strong opinions on such things happening to other people.
History. Superboy (also known as: Kon-El, Connor Kent) was not born anywhere. He was grown. Project Cadmus grew him out of two very different genetic donors, mixing the two until they were genetically inseparable: Superman and Lex Luthor.
In an all out brawl, Raven may be more powerful, but she's often hesitant about using her powers so she gets taken out sometimes that way. Miss Martian has a multitude of abilities. It'd be a tough fight.
In October 2021, DC Comics revealed that the character is bisexual and began a romantic relationship with a male friend, Jay Nakamura, a superhero and online activist.
Yes, a world and lifetime away from his adventures on Earth, Conner Kent chose to name his daughter after Martha Kent, Superman's adopted mother. And all things considered, Conner's adopted mother, too (even if he had far fewer years with them than Clark enjoyed).
They struck up a relationship shortly after M'gann's relationship with Superboy ended. M'gann felt La'gaan made her happy with herself. La'gaan was uncomfortable with his "impure" appearance, and the way it sidelined him for most missions.
M'gann is 48 in Earth years when she is introduced. Because Martians mature three times as slowly as humans, physiologically and psychologically she's the Martian equivalent of a sixteen-year-old teenager.
By the end of Season 1, he started dating his teammate Artemis Crock after they slowly started to fall in love during the season. Their relationship lasted until the end of season 2 where Wally died saving the earth.
Unlike their mentors, the pairing of Conner Kent and Cassie Sandsmark, also known as Superboy and Wonder Girl, made a bit more sense. Serving as members of Young Justice and Teen Titans, their love developed throughout their time on both teams.
In 2016, Jonathan Kent became the new Superboy in DC Comics. He was introduced as the son of Post-Crisis Superman/Clark Kent and Lois Lane, who were reintroduced in DC continuity in the 2015 Convergence event.
In the last few decades, Conner has embraced the identity of Superboy, though the title was briefly taken from him and passed on to Superman's son, Jon Kent. But with Jon now grown into the role of Superman, Conner took his mantle back as the one and only Superboy of the DC Universe.
He grew up on an animal sanctuary in Qurac, with his mother. After an accident Miss Martian was forced to give him a blood transfusion which resulted in him gaining the ability to shape-shift into any animal. After the death of his mother, Beast Boy is now under the care of Miss Martian, who he addresses as his sister.
Because her White Martian heritage had brought on persecution, she portrayed herself as a Green Martian — something she did for years. M'gann shortened her hair as she aged, and in a later attempt to better connect with her heritage, she left her skin white and tried going bald.
Artemis had a shallow crush on Superboy since the moment she first laid her eyes on him, and made no attempt to hide her feelings. Kid Flash's attempts to woo M'gann were slightly less subtle, but much more frequent and, as Robin put it, bordering on creepy.
Additionally, she becomes Wally West's girlfriend in the season one finale. In the second season, she fakes her death so she can infiltrate the Light as the supervillain "Tigress" before she eventually returns to the Team while retaining her Tigress identity.
Having become obsessed with Earth TV during her time on Mars, M'gann started emulating the mannerisms and behaviors of the main character in her favorite program, Hello Megan. She even used the catchphrase from the show, "Hello Megan," as her own during the events of Season 1.
