36:37 Batman here is voiced by the late Kevin Conroy, who first took on the role in Batman: The Animated Series (1992) and continued through the DCAU, including Justice League and Batman Beyond, along with cameos in other shows. He’s also voiced Batman in standalone animated films like Flashpoint and the amazing Arkham games both outside of the DCAU continuity. For many, Conroy is the definitive Batman, delivering some of the most emotional moments in superhero animation. Mask of the Phantasm (1993) is a must-watch and is often considered one of the best Batman films. Set in the DCAU, it takes place during Season 1 of Batman: The Animated Series, with flashbacks to events before the show. It’s a great introduction to how Batman is portrayed in the series and showcases its unique retro-futuristic art style so it should give you a little taste of this universe, plus it's a stand alone story so you don't need to have watched the show to follow. R.I.P Kevin Conroy (1955 - 2022)
This film adapts Flashpoint (2011), a comic where the Flash travels back in time to save his mother, which ends up creating a whole new timeline Barry then reverts these channels but ends up creating the New 52, rebooting the DC universe and ending the continuity of New Earth (1986-2011) and giving rise to a new continuity that aged down all the characters by a decade. The New 52 was a mixed bag, it re-imagined a lot of characters in ways fans didn’t always love. Batman stayed mostly the same, but Superman went from being a hopeful, inspiring hero to a moodier, edgier version of himself. That darker tone was pretty common across the New 52, and it didn’t sit well with people who preferred the decades of stories that came before. We then had re-birth in 2016 which brought back more of these iconic classic additions and right now the comics are much closer to their Pre New 52 counterparts pulling heavily from the DCAU Animated Series, such as the Justice League Animated Series. The New 52 does have some great stories though and Superman did start to grow into the version we loved from the past continuity but to alot of people it was too late. The next film in this movie timeline is Justice League: War (2014), which starts the New 52-inspired universe of animated films that came from Flashpoint. The voice actors, character designs, and stories reflect the New 52 style while Flashpoint (2011) is based more on the classic universe, Superman wearing red trunks for example. You’ll also see characters meeting for the first time in the next film, even though they already knew each other in Flashpoint, new universe so they've yet to meet each other. I’m a bit biased since I’m not a big fan of the New 52, so I never really got into most of the DC Animated Movie Universe (DCAMU). I’ve always preferred the DC Animated Universe (DCAU), which started with Batman: The Animated Series. Those versions of the characters feel more timeless and don’t have the darker, edgier tone that came with the New 52. The DCAMU is pretty inconsistent in quality, but in my opinion, Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox is the best movie in the entire DCAMU, and it’s right at the start of the timeline so most people can watch it without needing to get through a bunch of meh films. But yeah, worth checking out more of the solo DC films or Animated Series depending on which character you want to focus on. Justice League TV series is great if you want to meet more of the iconic line-up of DC heroes seeing them fight together while Superman: Animated Series is a great place to start if you want more Superman, Batman: Animated Series is the same as well and is one of the best animated shows of all time.
Superman can do everything you can think of and everything you can't, he can also time travel, and basically destroy the entire world or everything at that. But as Batman said he's only weakness is his kindness that means he will never use them even if he's evil, he will still hold back.
@pinkllama8218 Not exactly, Flash gets strength from his speed his narrative does hold power but apples TO Every DC Character, that all of them gets held back by the narrative. Superman's characteristic and narrative also applies specially in all movies and comic books. He's not Only fast but also as huge strength if he ran Even with a little speed it would destroy the multiverse with his speed change. His presence alone cam destroy it but Superman has learned to focus his strength to himself as proven in many comic books like All-Star Superman and Every other comic books whenever other person try to take even hardly His 1% of power they go berserk and can't control it and even come close to death until Superman saves them.
The sliver hero with a star is Captain Atom. He has powers dealing with radiation. He can mimic radiation, even red Sun radiation which Superman is vulnerable to.
Yeah, this film isn’t the best starting point for someone new to the DC universe. I’d highly recommend checking out the animated shows first. Batman: The Animated Series, Superman: The Animated Series, and Justice League are great places to start. Even jumping straight into Justice League (2001-2004) can give you a solid understanding of the team, who are basically DC’s version of the Avengers. The Justice League first appeared in 1960, a year before Marvel introduced their first team, the Fantastic Four. Decades before this DC had the Justice Society of America who first appeared in 1940 and are considered the first ever Superman team in comics. You need to do what the MCU did and start building up your knowledge on each character before jumping into major story-lines such as Flashpoint. But I'm glad you still enjoyed the film, even if you had no idea who most of the characters were lol
27:19 No his name is Grifter. He's originally from Wildstorm Comics and them became DC when the DC company bought Wildstorm making it their property. He do share similarities with Red Hood though.
This is actually part of the dcamu new 52 universe. If u want the list it’s Flashpoint paradox Justice league war Son of Batman Batman vs robin Batman bad blood Justice league throne of Atlantis Justice league vs teen titans Justice league dark Teen titans Judas contract Death of Superman Reign of the supermen Constantine city of demons Batman hush Wonder Woman bloodline Justice league dark apocalypse war
Can’t forget about phase 2 the tomorrowverse Constantine house of mystery, superman man of tomorrow, Batman long Halloween1-2, justice society ww 2, green lantern beware my power, legion of super heroes, Justice league war world, Justice league crisis on infinite earths parts 1-3
The Flash Villains in this animated movie are Reverse Flash, Captain Boomerang, Captain Cold, Mirror Master, Heatwave, and The Top. Mirror Master is a villain that can travel from one Mirror to another from the Mirror dimension.
I've seen a lot of people talking about the Batman animated series, but I think it's too long and there's a movie that will help more with the origin story bit. You should consider watching Batman: Year One. As far as I know, it's not part of a animated universe like this particular one, but it tells a lot of Batman's origin and it's shorter than a whole animated series like so many people are trying to suggest. I know a series would take forever to upload to TH-cam if you try to do episode by episode instead of essentials, but a movie makes this kind of unnecessary, you can just watch it, edit and that's it. Great reaction, tho. It's very unique to see your introduction to DC characters being done like this rather than the live action movies. I hope things aren't too confusing and you're able to follow most of it, tho. Anyway, I had a lot of fun and whatever you do next, I'll be very excited to check it out!
If you want to get to know DC characters better, I recommend watching these animations. 👇 Superman vs The Elite (2012) Justice League: Doom (2012) Superman/Batman: Public Enemies (2009) Superman/Batman: Apocalypse (2010) Green Lantern: First Flight (2009) The Death of Superman (2018) All-Star Superman (2011)
The hero is the Grifter. No connection to Jason And even though Barry caused all this but Thawne (Reverse Flash) may have played a part by planting that idea of not being able to save the ones who matter most in his head
Maybe you shouldn't go into watching DC animated movies with the only show you've watched is arrow. That show took elements from other comic characters including stories and villians. And watching these out of order will confuse you even more. Plus get better editing and not cut off the heads of the animation you're watching
Justice League Dark: Apokolips War was an abomination and a travesty, and it is not truly as epic as Avengers: Infinity War and Endgame. Oh, by the way, an army of Paradooms brutally crushed and slaughtered the Justice League and Teen Titans, please. Mastered Ultra Instinct Goku whose powers are beyond multiversal combined with his masterful abilities can definitely wipe out an army of Paradooms without difficulty, just like Gohan in his Super Saiyan 2 form wiped out the mini Cells.
@@kiranpunnoose2441 I think they rushed it on purpose in typical WB fashion. Mfs were WAITING for the universe to end like that first day school fit meme... And all that just to give us the horrendous Tomorrowverse 🤦🏽♂️🙏🏽
This animated movie is the beginning of New 52 Universe movie series or also known as DC Animated Movie Universe (DCAMU)..it's liike Marvel's MCU but in animated form.
36:37 Batman here is voiced by the late Kevin Conroy, who first took on the role in Batman: The Animated Series (1992) and continued through the DCAU, including Justice League and Batman Beyond, along with cameos in other shows. He’s also voiced Batman in standalone animated films like Flashpoint and the amazing Arkham games both outside of the DCAU continuity. For many, Conroy is the definitive Batman, delivering some of the most emotional moments in superhero animation.
Mask of the Phantasm (1993) is a must-watch and is often considered one of the best Batman films. Set in the DCAU, it takes place during Season 1 of Batman: The Animated Series, with flashbacks to events before the show. It’s a great introduction to how Batman is portrayed in the series and showcases its unique retro-futuristic art style so it should give you a little taste of this universe, plus it's a stand alone story so you don't need to have watched the show to follow.
R.I.P Kevin Conroy (1955 - 2022)
Bruce Wayne is Batman.
But we know...
Kevin Conroy is the real Batman.
This film adapts Flashpoint (2011), a comic where the Flash travels back in time to save his mother, which ends up creating a whole new timeline Barry then reverts these channels but ends up creating the New 52, rebooting the DC universe and ending the continuity of New Earth (1986-2011) and giving rise to a new continuity that aged down all the characters by a decade. The New 52 was a mixed bag, it re-imagined a lot of characters in ways fans didn’t always love. Batman stayed mostly the same, but Superman went from being a hopeful, inspiring hero to a moodier, edgier version of himself. That darker tone was pretty common across the New 52, and it didn’t sit well with people who preferred the decades of stories that came before.
We then had re-birth in 2016 which brought back more of these iconic classic additions and right now the comics are much closer to their Pre New 52 counterparts pulling heavily from the DCAU Animated Series, such as the Justice League Animated Series. The New 52 does have some great stories though and Superman did start to grow into the version we loved from the past continuity but to alot of people it was too late.
The next film in this movie timeline is Justice League: War (2014), which starts the New 52-inspired universe of animated films that came from Flashpoint. The voice actors, character designs, and stories reflect the New 52 style while Flashpoint (2011) is based more on the classic universe, Superman wearing red trunks for example. You’ll also see characters meeting for the first time in the next film, even though they already knew each other in Flashpoint, new universe so they've yet to meet each other.
I’m a bit biased since I’m not a big fan of the New 52, so I never really got into most of the DC Animated Movie Universe (DCAMU). I’ve always preferred the DC Animated Universe (DCAU), which started with Batman: The Animated Series. Those versions of the characters feel more timeless and don’t have the darker, edgier tone that came with the New 52. The DCAMU is pretty inconsistent in quality, but in my opinion, Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox is the best movie in the entire DCAMU, and it’s right at the start of the timeline so most people can watch it without needing to get through a bunch of meh films.
But yeah, worth checking out more of the solo DC films or Animated Series depending on which character you want to focus on. Justice League TV series is great if you want to meet more of the iconic line-up of DC heroes seeing them fight together while Superman: Animated Series is a great place to start if you want more Superman, Batman: Animated Series is the same as well and is one of the best animated shows of all time.
If You Want a Good Idea What Superman is About look at all Star Superman Or Superman Vs The Elite
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Yessir, Superman vs. the Elite is literally a must-watch. Even for non Supes fans.
Superman can do everything you can think of and everything you can't, he can also time travel, and basically destroy the entire world or everything at that. But as Batman said he's only weakness is his kindness that means he will never use them even if he's evil, he will still hold back.
tbh i think flash is stronger than sups he gets held back by the narrative
@pinkllama8218 Not exactly, Flash gets strength from his speed his narrative does hold power but apples TO Every DC Character, that all of them gets held back by the narrative. Superman's characteristic and narrative also applies specially in all movies and comic books. He's not Only fast but also as huge strength if he ran Even with a little speed it would destroy the multiverse with his speed change. His presence alone cam destroy it but Superman has learned to focus his strength to himself as proven in many comic books like All-Star Superman and Every other comic books whenever other person try to take even hardly His 1% of power they go berserk and can't control it and even come close to death until Superman saves them.
2:53 The Top 😂
I highly redomend you watch Superman the movie (1978) its a classic and the best way to start knowing the character of Superman.
Smallville first
The sliver hero with a star is Captain Atom. He has powers dealing with radiation. He can mimic radiation, even red Sun radiation which Superman is vulnerable to.
Yeah, this film isn’t the best starting point for someone new to the DC universe. I’d highly recommend checking out the animated shows first. Batman: The Animated Series, Superman: The Animated Series, and Justice League are great places to start. Even jumping straight into Justice League (2001-2004) can give you a solid understanding of the team, who are basically DC’s version of the Avengers. The Justice League first appeared in 1960, a year before Marvel introduced their first team, the Fantastic Four. Decades before this DC had the Justice Society of America who first appeared in 1940 and are considered the first ever Superman team in comics.
You need to do what the MCU did and start building up your knowledge on each character before jumping into major story-lines such as Flashpoint. But I'm glad you still enjoyed the film, even if you had no idea who most of the characters were lol
Yes
27:19 No his name is Grifter. He's originally from Wildstorm Comics and them became DC when the DC company bought Wildstorm making it their property. He do share similarities with Red Hood though.
This is actually part of the dcamu new 52 universe. If u want the list it’s
Flashpoint paradox
Justice league war
Son of Batman
Batman vs robin
Batman bad blood
Justice league throne of Atlantis
Justice league vs teen titans
Justice league dark
Teen titans Judas contract
Death of Superman
Reign of the supermen
Constantine city of demons
Batman hush
Wonder Woman bloodline
Justice league dark apocalypse war
Can’t forget about phase 2 the tomorrowverse
Constantine house of mystery, superman man of tomorrow, Batman long Halloween1-2, justice society ww 2, green lantern beware my power, legion of super heroes, Justice league war world, Justice league crisis on infinite earths parts 1-3
There's no marvel character's in DC completely different brands of super heroes.
The Flash Villains in this animated movie are Reverse Flash, Captain Boomerang, Captain Cold, Mirror Master, Heatwave, and The Top.
Mirror Master is a villain that can travel from one Mirror to another from the Mirror dimension.
This movie Maybe a bad sart to Get to Know DC But Its The One Good Flash Movie so ye
I recommend SUPERMAN VS. THE ELITES it's a really good movie in fact I'd say it's the best Superman movie!
Oh no. Not just insane. In that universe, bruce is killed. Thomas wayne becomes batman and martha wayne becomes......
the joker. NO not joking.
I've seen a lot of people talking about the Batman animated series, but I think it's too long and there's a movie that will help more with the origin story bit. You should consider watching Batman: Year One. As far as I know, it's not part of a animated universe like this particular one, but it tells a lot of Batman's origin and it's shorter than a whole animated series like so many people are trying to suggest. I know a series would take forever to upload to TH-cam if you try to do episode by episode instead of essentials, but a movie makes this kind of unnecessary, you can just watch it, edit and that's it.
Great reaction, tho. It's very unique to see your introduction to DC characters being done like this rather than the live action movies. I hope things aren't too confusing and you're able to follow most of it, tho. Anyway, I had a lot of fun and whatever you do next, I'll be very excited to check it out!
Yeah I agree it's legendary and I love it but it really is to long
If you want to get to know DC characters better, I recommend watching these animations. 👇
Superman vs The Elite (2012)
Justice League: Doom (2012)
Superman/Batman: Public Enemies (2009)
Superman/Batman: Apocalypse (2010)
Green Lantern: First Flight (2009)
The Death of Superman (2018)
All-Star Superman (2011)
The hero is the Grifter. No connection to Jason
And even though Barry caused all this but Thawne (Reverse Flash) may have played a part by planting that idea of not being able to save the ones who matter most in his head
Great reaction. Try young justice next. On hbo max. About the sidekicks of the justice league. Might help with all the hero’s
Maybe you shouldn't go into watching DC animated movies with the only show you've watched is arrow. That show took elements from other comic characters including stories and villians. And watching these out of order will confuse you even more. Plus get better editing and not cut off the heads of the animation you're watching
Trust me.. Justice league: Apokolips war and injustice is worse
Justice League Dark: Apokolips War was an abomination and a travesty, and it is not truly as epic as Avengers: Infinity War and Endgame.
Oh, by the way, an army of Paradooms brutally crushed and slaughtered the Justice League and Teen Titans, please.
Mastered Ultra Instinct Goku whose powers are beyond multiversal combined with his masterful abilities can definitely wipe out an army of Paradooms without difficulty, just like Gohan in his Super Saiyan 2 form wiped out the mini Cells.
@@kiranpunnoose2441 1 is a cartoon 🙄.
@@kiranpunnoose2441 I think they rushed it on purpose in typical WB fashion. Mfs were WAITING for the universe to end like that first day school fit meme... And all that just to give us the horrendous Tomorrowverse 🤦🏽♂️🙏🏽
This animated movie is the beginning of New 52 Universe movie series or also known as DC Animated Movie Universe (DCAMU)..it's liike Marvel's MCU but in animated form.
With the Animation and the violence you gotta think of it as no different than watching Arrow but just animated instead of live action.
React to the flash tv series it’s in the arrow verse
5:34 yes That is What JLA is
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