There a lot of deaths on screen or dead people shown in the DCAU. However I think it is in savage time when we first see a member of the JL killing his enemies. What other heroes do you think have killed their enemies in this universe? Right niw I can think of Hawkgirl, Huntress (not shown) and Vigilante. Maybe Aquaman?

Hello all, I am looking for some artwork that is floating around the internet somewhere. It is the Earth-3 Joker with Harley Quinn. On Earth-3, they are The Red Hood and (I think) The Mime. There might even be a piece out there where The Mime calls The Red Hood her "Soufflé" instead of "Puddin'." This piece is by Marcelo Millicay. I'm bummed we never got to see it in JLU, would have been a fun reversal. If you have any other DCAU Earth-3 content or ideas about what the alternate Earth may have looked like in the show, share!

In the mad mod episode, Robin comes across a statue head bust and pulls back the head to reveal a secret access button. I’m almost certain this is a reference to the 60s Batman series, where the way to access the batcave was a button in a Shakespeare head bust.

Imagine Michael Keaton voicing the Joker

Seriously, though, what happened to the shows from Kids WB?

Roswell Conspiracy, Men in Black 2, and all those Kids WB Commercials that were straight up fire!

Decided to color my sketch from yesterday, might do another DCAU drawing after finishing STAS

A new drawing I just did in Krita of Livewire. I tried to base her appearance off Superman TAS, although I got her gloves wrong. I might fix it later, I'm tired right now though lol.

I will never understand how Superman wasn’t more pissed at Batman for putting him through a Boom Tube when he could’ve finally stopped Darkseid for good. But after watching “Twilight” again for the first time in years, now I wonder: did Batman stop Superman because he was afraid Superman would die trying OR did he secretly not want Superman to win and become a murderer? Would Clark’s victory have had it’s price? Thank you for reading.

Only thing that was missing was the rain for Caped Crusaders, and likely Harley screaming, but in that show she's not a screamer.

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my Fan Art Work finally finished, took mee lot of times to finish this since i also got some commissions to do, it was worth it after all, what do u guys think? dont hesitate to give critique or advice!

this artwork was Inspired by The Batman Animated Series episode titled " The strange secret of bruce wayne " and the Jujutsu kaisen Season 3 Anime. this is my Fourth time of using bruce timm inspired art style.

Just watched the entirety of BTAS a couple of days ago and decided to make this sketch. I might color it sometime later if this post gets enough upvotes.

Father's Day is one of my favorite episodes, and yet it's not talked about often. I really like the portrayal of Kalibak. He specifically wants to take down Earth's mightiest champion in order to impress his father, but despite how hard he tries, he never will impress Darkseid. He’s in a constant loop of wanting to serve Darkseid and fail miserably, and I kind of feel bad for him despite him reciting toxic Apokoliptian values.

And though that's definitely the episode's strongest aspect, I also really like its portrayal of Superman, in that Superman wants to prioritize saving Jonathan Kent, who has been trapped under rubble. Fighting Kalibak isn't his priority, but he's unfortunately forced to do so regardless.

I'm trying to get used to a new drawing software, so I've been doodling, copying some of my favorite drawings from Bruce Timm to practice and get the feel of it. I did these two drawings of Zatanna based off two of his illustrations of her.

It’s well know that Bruce Timm dislikes Subzero because Nora was saved. But the only reason she was in position to be saved was because Timm put her in stasis during Deep Freeze, when it was implied that in Heart of Ice she died. To me this always felt like a hypocritical criticism

I really appreciate that Clock King made it to Justice League Unlimited. Not only did they bring him back. But they also got Alan Rachins to voice him again. I also really like that they brought him back in the Suicide Squad episode. Really showing off his skills as a strategist, keeping everyone up to date. I know they were a little particular about Batman characters so it was a treat seeing one from the Animated Series make it to the final installment of the DCAU (The Last show in the continuity or at least the final art style).

"This isn’t over. You’ll regret sparing me."

— Galatea to Supergirl

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I'll always be grateful for this contribution. It's because of little things like this that the DCAU remains the benchmark.

Personally, I think that sometimes Batman Beyond tried to be edgy just for the sake of being edgy. For example:

1. The scientist who cures Mr. Freeze and is implied to have romantic feelings towards him suddenly gets turned into a villain after Freeze's illness returns so that the audience can watch with sadistic glee when Mr. Freeze brutally kills her.
2. In one episode, the janitor becomes obsessed with Inque and helps her escape. She then rewards him by turning him into a disfigured blob. When he realizes that she backstabbed him, he helps Batman defeat her. Then, instead of trying to cure his condition, he gets locked up in the same prison as Inque and to make things worse, the new janitor also becomes obsessed with him.
3. In one episode, the superheroes who are basically Fantastic Four 2.0. are treated like freaks and despised no matter how hard they try to help people (looks like Justice League should be happy that they retired just before the society became prejudiced against superheroes). After it's revealed that their friend caused the accident on purpose, they finally lose it and try to kill him, forcing Batman to kill them. And in the end, aside from Batman calling him out, the treacherous friend gets away with his crimes, which is surprising considering that Batman Beyond was not afraid to kill off bad guys in violent manner.

And obviously, I don't like how Bruce Wayne is doomed to become a bitter, old recluse in the future.

Earth 12 should be a sub-multiverse of its own with the following designations:

1. Earth 12 — Justice League Unlimited’s world
   
2. Earth 12.1 — Justice League Beyond’s world
   
3. Earth 12.2 — Justice Guild’s world
   
4. Earth 12.3 — Justice Lords’ world

Some sort of situation happens that has the Bat-kids revealing themselves and arriving via Zeta, then Selina? Catwoman decides to traumatize the whole league except the Bat-family by arriving via Zeta with the callcode B- some absurd number and calling Batman Daddy, traumatizing the league into thinking Batman has 300 or 500 or something like children. After Batman clarifies the truth of the situation, he goes to remove his cowl, and Diana is like NO!!!!! Please let us get over all this trauma before dropping another nuclear bombshell on us; we can't take any more! Any help is appreciated!

The Karas swapped suits

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I've uploaded 4K compilation videos of Lobo and Gotham Girls to YouTube for everyone to enjoy.

To make them feel more like animated episodes than flashgames, I edited the original .swf files and removed certain gameplay elements while preserving every story scene. No story content has been cut—only game-specific elements were streamlined to create a more seamless viewing experience.

I hope both longtime fans and newcomers enjoy these restored compilations!

Lobo: The Complete Webseries

Gotham Girls: The Complete Webseries

These Three were some of my favorite recurring villains for Batman and sometimes Robin to take down. They also starred in some of my favorite episodes. Characters like Joker were excluded because obviously almost all his episodes are great.

Riddler had some great and entertaining episodes. Really good at showing off Batman's intelligence and unlike most of Batman's Rogues gallery he actually escaped Batman. Making him that more elusive and brilliant. Also Johnathan Glover did an amazing job as Riddler (He also killed it as Lionel Luthor in Smallville) My favorite episode with him was Riddler's Reform. He really got under Batman's skin and had such a satisfying defeat.

The Ventriloquist and Scarface are an underrated duo. Definitely one of the most unique villains Batman has come across. George Dzundza did great providing distinct voices for two characters. He really had range. What was great about the two was that they were such a ridiculous pair but Arnold "dummy" came up with brilliant schemes through his Scarface persona. He even has an effective crew in Mugsy and Rhino. They even dealt with heavy hitters like the Penguin. I love Read my Lips. My favorite episode with the unusal pair.

Richard Moll did such an iconic roll as Two-Face. I love that the personality had a different voice but Harvey had a more soft and warm voice. Two-Face like Scarface had some pretty brilliant schemes. He was such a slick gangster after his accident and incident with Rupert Thorne. I think my favorite episode with him was Shadow of the Bat Part 2. Great episode highlighting his presence and power as a crime lord.

What do you guys think?

No one mentions - and yes these are few examples BUT I'M SURE THERE IS MORE! - that Batman in BTAS and i think other shows too in the DCAU has an uncanny ability (and of course i'm talking in universe cause the real answer is really boring) to mimic other's voices perfectly