Wait.. batman immediately support Clark decision to terminate Luthor but wonder woman is the one taking a step back in shock? What kind of inverted injustice is that
To be fair, this predates Injustice by almost 2 decades; and I think the logic behind Batman being okay with the death of Lex Luthor is because he knows that Lex is unapologetically, unrepentantly, WILLINGLY EVIL. With even the Joker, who has FAR greater potential and desire to torture people than Luthor... it's impossible to tell where the man ends and the acid begins; and that's what I think a lot of people don't realize with Batman. He may not want to kill anyone himself, but he's only truly passionate about people sparing the lives of those in his rogue's gallery; reason being? He knows they're all some degree of insane, and he's the only one capable of matching and beating that insanity. Because there's something else a lot of people don't realize: Bruce Wayne isn't a vigilante who runs around as Batman to catch the bad guys that the police won't or can't. Batman is a pacifistic sociopath who occasionally poses as a well-adjusted Bruce Wayne, and rights the wrong that led to his creation. Take away the pacifism, and what do you have left? Batman knows the cops have every right to fear who he could become; and Justice Lord Batman shows this off perfectly. EDIT: As for Wonder Woman, she was merely shocked that Superman would even stoop to that.
_ Lex didn't just killed the Flash, he started WW3 & kill 1 billion as the president of USA. That what broke Superman & the Justice Lord, the people gave(voted for) a known villain the power he need to commit one atrocity after another. So the JL took their ability to choose _ The JL has never have a problem with the death penalty because it was the will of the people. The JL only help, it's the people that has to decide their own fate. But this choice broke the JL _ Also the Wonder Woman in Injustice isn't the normal Wonder Woman. In her backstory, she killed Steve Trevor because he betrayed her, which gave her a negative outlook on the outside world
i find justice lord superman more terrifying than injustice superman. injustice superman was overwhelmed by grief and having a breakdown. he was clearly unhinged and irrational and easily manipulated. justice lord superman was calm, collected, rational and still "in his right mind" and still decided to take over. injustice superman is like kylo ren. justice lord superman is like vader.
@@EmXena315 personal taste. i find calculating ra's al ghul more terrifying than crazy joker. but mark hamill's joker is more entertaining than any version of ra's. his performance in the "wildcards" 2 parter was epic.
Given that Darkseid was significantly weaker back in the day, I think Superman could have dealt with it. Darkseid lost to a Superman that was still holding back. What's he to do against Justice Lord Superman without the Brainiac power up?
So Lois wud have been more comfortable in Doomsday running amock and destroying everything in its path including Lois. How smart of a TV reporter is she here?
"I didnt like your restaurant's food that I just scourged down my throat so Im not gonna pay for it, its unfair for me to go to jail." Bro thats literally dine and dashing. Its a crime.
Obiusly its a crime, but no one for the swat go for you, obiusly you can arrest the giy and this pay the dinner, but exit things (in unite states) do it first thinks like talk, or only expulse from the restaruant and make pay later the food, no inmediatly arrest him
They are in an alternate universe so the code could be different too. Maybe in this universe the Green Lantern oath is "In blackest day or brightest night, watermelon, cantaloupe, yadda yadda, a superstitious and cowardly lot, with liberty and justice for all!" :)
Sounds unlikely that the Guardians are averse to stronger rule of law. Singapore for example, has harsher rule of law... And thus everyone's lives are better. As Justice Lords' Batman says... "We created a world where no 8 yo boy will ever lose his parents because of some punk with a gun." Which sounds a little unrealistic, but significantly reducing crime is still worth it. More so, because it allows people within the country to trust each other better.
@@Leto2ndAtreides Strict countries also have a strict control over what is published, so the numbers may not be real. People who commit crimes usually don't think of the consequences so I doubt that harsher punishments would have a big effect on preventing crime. What the Justice Lords did is replace an 8 year old boy losing his parents because of a punk with a gun with an 8 year old boy losing his parents because of a restaurant bill. They are no better than most of the criminals the Justice League fights.
INJUSTICE Superman and LORD Superman have two very different starts of darkness: LORD - killing Lex Luthor, a president of USA who thanks to his mental breakdown threatened with nukes in the brink of the war that could destroy the whole planet he is responsible for in the first place... oh, and he KILLED Flash INJUSTICE - killing the Joker, who had Clark's wife, unborn child, his pal Jimmy and WHOLE Metropolis killed with few heroes stationed there like Kid Flash, Beast Boy and Steel, and threatened with plans to top his deed
I enjoy deconstructions of the idea that superheroes should NEVER kill. Superman's mistake here wasn't the act of killing Lex... it was that he lacked the strength of character to keep it together AFTER he crossed that line. I remember reading a webnovel where the superheroes had an unbreakable no-killing rule, but after a nemesis escaped YET AGAIN and killed a friend's daughter, the civilian protagonist was done with watching the injustice, and ended up becoming a supervillain with a suspiciously high "collateral damage" headcount when it came to villains he teamed up with. He always succeeded at the mission, but whoever got assigned to work with him always died. The best part? One of the highest ranking villains he worked under was an oracle who was all but omniscient. It's pretty strongly implied that she knew what he was up to, and decided to use him to "clean house" by assigning troublemakers as his partners. I think the heroes named him "Death-Face", which was supposed to be a stupid moniker, but retroactively became terrifying when he lived up to it.
I rather disagree with that notion of "no killing rule" There are situations that unfortunately people make dumb moves and get themselves killed but having powers then you kill someone in the name of justice can corrupt people its not the matter of character its the matter of "If I can do this then whoever I can kill must mean its a good thing" Superhumans strive to not kill unless its absolutely necessary if you have the ability to use non lethal then you should its what separates villains from heroes well one of them anyways
@@redmafiapanda In situations where killing can be avoided, yes it should be avoided. But NOT when it _guarantees_ the future deaths of civilians. If they cannot make that judgment call without becoming corrupted, then they shouldn't be a superhero, no matter what powers they have.
@@leyrua Is an occupation but they are still humans they have powers superhero or everyday lives they can still use them And killing someone because it prevents "future deaths" is the same as arresting someone because they had a thought about hurting someone or had thoughts of committing a crime You can't arrest or even kill someone if they haven't committed the action They aren't gods they don't get to decide who should live or should die
Should probably explain how the league's batman used their parents-weakness against the lord's batman back and justice league's Luthor "has been giving thoughts in politics" .
I mean he was told of the events, same with Amanda Waller to get Luthor that pardon. Lex's MO is to mess with Superman whenever possible. As the man said, he spent 75 Mill on a fake campaign to ruin Superman's image. Without Reverse Flash in the DCAU, Lex is easily the most petty man alive
@@zoenotok9792no they don't, this episode aired in November 2003 while the boys comic were serialized in 2006. Same with invincible, the comic may predate this specific episode by 10 months, but evil superman also already existed in the episode "brave new metropolis" that aired in 1999 and is in the same continuity as justice league series.
The problem with killing the Joker is that by doing so he will win since his goal is to break someone. Also Batman believes that he can get mentally healed. Since most origins make Batman an accomplice for the Joker's birth, his death will make Bruce Wayne feel guilty. It's as if he was the one that killed that man by letting him fall into chemicals and by letting him get killed due to his disturbed behaviour. It's very complex. Killing the Joker is killing the chanxe that an insane person can be healed.
people always forget that the only thing holding Clark back all these years is his parents an Lois. and mostly Lois. I don't see why flashes death caused him to lose that grip but superman is generally weak only because of his morals. take his morals away and he is unstoppable.
Well this universe is different, the justice league unlimited is the most OP timeline of justice league, like bro fighting a multidimensional threat like an ordinary villain lol, because this is the only timeline where THE FLASH IS NOT BARRY ALLEN, but rather it's WALLY WEST That's why everyone in justice league have good morals, even the justice lord is not going crazy like the injustice league, because wally west impact as their moral compass is very huge to them. Also this is the only timeline where almost every hero is part of justice league, they're all joining the justice league because their moral compass, wally west, is really good at guiding them to the good path.
Also barry allen emotion is not stable as wally west, where barry allen likes to play god and changing the past which causes the flashpoint paradox to happen. Also barry allen have reverse flash which was exist accidentally by barry because barry accidentally goes to the future and make reverse flash to exist 💀 Also barry is so crazy about iris, he can't let anyone hurt iris and if someone does he goes berserk like crazy, and probably risk everyone life just to save iris 💀
While this version of wally west never time travel to make flashpoint paradox for his own gain Also this is the flash that have synpathy for their enemy, and realize they are just having a bad past 🥲 While barry allen never try to sympathize them and just said they're the bad guys and must be punish and never try to relate with those villain
Because they all knew flash didn't deserve death and they also loved the flash lol flash and batman are literally the only reason the evils versons change and turn good again
The Justice lords were not in the wrong. They were in the right. They just went a bit too far. IF they didn't go that far and just went 70 % of the way, people wouldn't even have much to complain about. This was supposed to be a lesson against tyrany but tyrany here is voluntary, they chose to be like this.
@@wiilov Will I? Why? Boredom? You know I don't think I would. Fact is, most people in power are not me. They are not you. They are driven and frankly a bit pshychotinc in my book. Politicians are scum of the earth. I am not. I would never abuse power.
from what I understood with their defeat, Justice Lord Batman dismantled their regime and turned them and himself in. their world was restored to normal but the Justice Lords were held accountable
There is a reason why Superman and Batman state that it is a line to cross. If they won’t murder, then they cooperate with a villain. It backfire on the JL in the long run as an exchange for a pardon, the Justice Lord information is debriefed which ultimately create Cadmus. As Justice Lord Superman blames Superman that freeing Luthor would be disastrous.
Fun fact: This two part episode was inspired by the three part issue of 2003's Superman The Red Son. Towards the end of Superman The Red Son, Lex Luther leaves an envelope ✉️ for Superman with a small letter inside. The letter states "Why don't you just put the whole world in a bottle, Superman?" Reminded of his failure to save Stalingrad and aware that his actions have made him as much of a monster as Brainiac. Realizing he has meddled in affairs that he had no place in". Cheers 🍻
This is one of the reasons why I like this version of Lex Luthor. He literally builds a weapon that can stop the justice league once and for all and he doesn't use it on them or even build another one. He honors his promises and he looks at the big picture.
SuperMan after taking out Luthor wanted to control the Universe because he was able to feel the power of not holding back. And because he was almost unstoppable along with Justice League support, the world gave in
@@jamesdietz29 probably because there are barely any beings in the universe who can stop SuperMan that does not hold back. And if SuperMan is not tough enough, he also has other super friends to back him
agree but I feel that this one is more tame than injustice. Now! I would say unless you read the Batman beyond comics, which I heavily recommend, the justice lord universe returns and it gets a lot darker than how it was in this situation. Injustice though, as much as I like, could’ve handled the Superman situation a lot better. But hopefully there will be a third game where Clark redeems himself
@@jefferyandbob3137 not this one, there is already an older episode about parallel universe superman becoming a dictator after the death of.his universe Lois lane. Only after the JLA version of Lois lane shows up he sees the error of his way and realizes that is not what she wanted.
Superman can stop Luthor non lethally but Luthor blame Superman for allowing Luthor to live which cause the Justice League war and Flash death. Superman who is tired of the endless battle against evil, decide to kill to mark his end of heroism.
I just realized seeing Arkham Asylum again that EVERY VILLIAN has the same mark on their forehead meaning that Superman from that world lobotomized every villain
Didn’t Luthor hate Superman first in the DCAU was the fact that Superman interfered an illegal weapon trade with Kaznia and the fact a new power comes to wrestle his control of Metropolis?
If i was in superman's shoes here 0:57 I'd say this "you say that Luthor but i have one thing you're running out of, and that's time." There's only so many attempts he can make before he's finally too old to continue this song and dance.
This was one of my favorite episodes! And one of my favorite moments was Justice Lord’s Wonder Woman stopping a passenger train from crashing in the alternate universe.
10:40 The customer even refusing to pay just because the food was bad, they added up his check wrong to boot. He was essentially arrested for raising his voice.
It's simple: This episode, Gods Among Us Superman killed Luthor by killing Flash. In Batman's book, it's his villian. He let Superman decide what will happen. Superman feels great then rules the world (not universe), even OA never argues with it, Batman gets along assuming the one in the group that has a moral code can easily change the playing field and the outcome Batman sees had it benefits like when this dark Batman and the other Batman driving in the batmobile and there is a fight in a restaurant, there was a commotion. And as the two just paases by the fight stops when they see the dark Batman and people just follow the law in what this world turn in to. In the Injustice game Superman killed Joker by manipulating him to kill Louis and Metropolis. Batman disagrees in what he has done because Joker is his problem and in his book, anyone can be save without killing. The reason why Batman doesn't want metahuman roaming around Gotham. And another one like in the comic, Joker was killed by Batman by snapping his neck ang turned himself in to Commissioner Gordon, both Batman and Bruce Wayne. In his book, murder is murder, crime is a crime. The law is the law. Get the picture?
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I kind of would've loved to have seen another Justice Lords episode where Superman finally does see that his origin counterpart started rubbing off on him and he does fix his biggest mistakes.
13:23 Flash: I'm your conscience. Killing me is the one thing you'll never do. Lord Superman: I've done a lot of things in the past two years that I thought I'd never do. One more won't hurt.
Lex had it coming
He k!lled THE FLASH
I agree, flash is the best Justice league member 😔
I know, right! Who doesn't like Flash?
@@LordHypertronUniversum Nearly all the criminals in the comics because he 'acts like a dick' quoting King Cold.
❤
Same here Flash will always be my favorite DC superhero even though sometimes they do him dirty.
Wait.. batman immediately support Clark decision to terminate Luthor but wonder woman is the one taking a step back in shock? What kind of inverted injustice is that
lmaooo right
Alternative reality. But you are right .
To be fair, this predates Injustice by almost 2 decades; and I think the logic behind Batman being okay with the death of Lex Luthor is because he knows that Lex is unapologetically, unrepentantly, WILLINGLY EVIL. With even the Joker, who has FAR greater potential and desire to torture people than Luthor... it's impossible to tell where the man ends and the acid begins; and that's what I think a lot of people don't realize with Batman. He may not want to kill anyone himself, but he's only truly passionate about people sparing the lives of those in his rogue's gallery; reason being? He knows they're all some degree of insane, and he's the only one capable of matching and beating that insanity. Because there's something else a lot of people don't realize: Bruce Wayne isn't a vigilante who runs around as Batman to catch the bad guys that the police won't or can't. Batman is a pacifistic sociopath who occasionally poses as a well-adjusted Bruce Wayne, and rights the wrong that led to his creation. Take away the pacifism, and what do you have left?
Batman knows the cops have every right to fear who he could become; and Justice Lord Batman shows this off perfectly.
EDIT: As for Wonder Woman, she was merely shocked that Superman would even stoop to that.
It’s the gods among us kind of justice
_ Lex didn't just killed the Flash, he started WW3 & kill 1 billion as the president of USA. That what broke Superman & the Justice Lord, the people gave(voted for) a known villain the power he need to commit one atrocity after another. So the JL took their ability to choose
_ The JL has never have a problem with the death penalty because it was the will of the people. The JL only help, it's the people that has to decide their own fate. But this choice broke the JL
_ Also the Wonder Woman in Injustice isn't the normal Wonder Woman. In her backstory, she killed Steve Trevor because he betrayed her, which gave her a negative outlook on the outside world
Superman: *kills lex*
Batman: you did right…
(Alternate Universe) Superman: *kills joker*
Batman: WHY? YOU KILLED MY MAN!
😂😂😂
Idk there's that whole thing where joker could be related to batman so yk
Superman kills Lex Luthor with his finger hovering the nuclear launch alarm. Superman kills the Joker in police custody. Context matters.
@@OPUPjustice matters
@OPUP ok? He's been in custody dozens of times
Lois lane : superman is dying to doomsdays, he needs help
>superman not holding back
LL: why superman become brutal ?
writing at its peak :D
You love to see it.
Sums up society
Context. Human psychology
He killed flash
i find justice lord superman more terrifying than injustice superman. injustice superman was overwhelmed by grief and having a breakdown. he was clearly unhinged and irrational and easily manipulated. justice lord superman was calm, collected, rational and still "in his right mind" and still decided to take over. injustice superman is like kylo ren. justice lord superman is like vader.
Explains why this two part episode of the show is better than much of the Injustice comic. I don't hate it, but it has its flaws.
@@EmXena315 personal taste. i find calculating ra's al ghul more terrifying than crazy joker. but mark hamill's joker is more entertaining than any version of ra's. his performance in the "wildcards" 2 parter was epic.
Other way around
@@EmXena315what is this from?
Injustice is trash.
Yeah, killing the US President would help Superman become "Dictator of the Universe". Wonder if Darkseid got the memo?
Oh I think he would have, and probably wanted to observe that version of superman for a while
Given that Darkseid was significantly weaker back in the day, I think Superman could have dealt with it. Darkseid lost to a Superman that was still holding back. What's he to do against Justice Lord Superman without the Brainiac power up?
“Sir, Washington is down.”
Darkseid: “PACK IT UP BOYS ITS OVER.”
Well Lex Luthor is one of the smartest person in the universe so his authority as president on earth is almost unmatched
@MarzD-n8m not that. Problem is: why president of US is become to "president of universe"? USA is not the Universa, it's still not the hall planet.
Lex: *Kills Flash*
Clark: “I took that personally”
Lobotomizing every villain they see is crazy… Lobotomizing Doomsday gotta be top 10 craziest Superman feats of all time💀💀
"Lois was shocked by the brutality"
Considering the alternative was Doomsday going Doomsday, I feel like this is one time it was justified.
Also joker nuking metropolis
So Lois wud have been more comfortable in Doomsday running amock and destroying everything in its path including Lois. How smart of a TV reporter is she here?
the video: *Justice league murdering criminals*
the song: 🦋🦋🥰🥰✨✨
Justice lords
So delightful
Its beyond out of place 😂. Be like watching the golden girls and goku shows up
"I didnt like your restaurant's food that I just scourged down my throat so Im not gonna pay for it, its unfair for me to go to jail."
Bro thats literally dine and dashing. Its a crime.
Obiusly its a crime, but no one for the swat go for you, obiusly you can arrest the giy and this pay the dinner, but exit things (in unite states) do it first thinks like talk, or only expulse from the restaruant and make pay later the food, no inmediatly arrest him
But. Wasn't the customer complaining about bad math?
it is a crime, but nobody would waste a swat team just to apprehend a harmless weaponless citizen.
Yeah well, seems like theives and criminals in general aren't held accountable for much of anything anymore.
Bro. Your trying to put logic into a karens mind. I ran a food truck. You know how many of them i got. I just ban them and move on 😅
People always argue Injustice Superman is impossible but everyone forgets Justie Lords
I did always wonder how GL kept his ring after all that. Seems contrary to their code
They are in an alternate universe so the code could be different too. Maybe in this universe the Green Lantern oath is "In blackest day or brightest night, watermelon, cantaloupe, yadda yadda, a superstitious and cowardly lot, with liberty and justice for all!" :)
probably a lot of mental gymnastics to make it technically still fit under the oath
Sounds unlikely that the Guardians are averse to stronger rule of law.
Singapore for example, has harsher rule of law... And thus everyone's lives are better.
As Justice Lords' Batman says... "We created a world where no 8 yo boy will ever lose his parents because of some punk with a gun."
Which sounds a little unrealistic, but significantly reducing crime is still worth it.
More so, because it allows people within the country to trust each other better.
@@Leto2ndAtreides Strict countries also have a strict control over what is published, so the numbers may not be real. People who commit crimes usually don't think of the consequences so I doubt that harsher punishments would have a big effect on preventing crime.
What the Justice Lords did is replace an 8 year old boy losing his parents because of a punk with a gun with an 8 year old boy losing his parents because of a restaurant bill. They are no better than most of the criminals the Justice League fights.
@@AndreiPopescuthank you for the Duck Dodgers reference
INJUSTICE Superman and LORD Superman have two very different starts of darkness:
LORD - killing Lex Luthor, a president of USA who thanks to his mental breakdown threatened with nukes in the brink of the war that could destroy the whole planet he is responsible for in the first place... oh, and he KILLED Flash
INJUSTICE - killing the Joker, who had Clark's wife, unborn child, his pal Jimmy and WHOLE Metropolis killed with few heroes stationed there like Kid Flash, Beast Boy and Steel, and threatened with plans to top his deed
I enjoy deconstructions of the idea that superheroes should NEVER kill. Superman's mistake here wasn't the act of killing Lex... it was that he lacked the strength of character to keep it together AFTER he crossed that line.
I remember reading a webnovel where the superheroes had an unbreakable no-killing rule, but after a nemesis escaped YET AGAIN and killed a friend's daughter, the civilian protagonist was done with watching the injustice, and ended up becoming a supervillain with a suspiciously high "collateral damage" headcount when it came to villains he teamed up with. He always succeeded at the mission, but whoever got assigned to work with him always died.
The best part? One of the highest ranking villains he worked under was an oracle who was all but omniscient. It's pretty strongly implied that she knew what he was up to, and decided to use him to "clean house" by assigning troublemakers as his partners.
I think the heroes named him "Death-Face", which was supposed to be a stupid moniker, but retroactively became terrifying when he lived up to it.
Where the novel ?
@@LTM_Y.E I'll let you know if I find it again. I read it years ago and I don't remember the title, just the name of the protagonist (see above).
I rather disagree with that notion of "no killing rule" There are situations that unfortunately people make dumb moves and get themselves killed but having powers then you kill someone in the name of justice can corrupt people its not the matter of character its the matter of "If I can do this then whoever I can kill must mean its a good thing" Superhumans strive to not kill unless its absolutely necessary if you have the ability to use non lethal then you should its what separates villains from heroes well one of them anyways
@@redmafiapanda In situations where killing can be avoided, yes it should be avoided. But NOT when it _guarantees_ the future deaths of civilians.
If they cannot make that judgment call without becoming corrupted, then they shouldn't be a superhero, no matter what powers they have.
@@leyrua Is an occupation but they are still humans they have powers superhero or everyday lives they can still use them
And killing someone because it prevents "future deaths" is the same as arresting someone because they had a thought about hurting someone or had thoughts of committing a crime
You can't arrest or even kill someone if they haven't committed the action
They aren't gods they don't get to decide who should live or should die
Jor-El says, "It is forbidden for you to interfere with human history. Rather, let your leadership stir others to" from the 1978 Superman
Oh I don't that second part? Was that said muffled while he was flying around in the cloud's?
Should probably explain how the league's batman used their parents-weakness against the lord's batman back and justice league's Luthor "has been giving thoughts in politics" .
I mean he was told of the events, same with Amanda Waller to get Luthor that pardon. Lex's MO is to mess with Superman whenever possible. As the man said, he spent 75 Mill on a fake campaign to ruin Superman's image. Without Reverse Flash in the DCAU, Lex is easily the most petty man alive
This was the episode that inspired the Injustice franchise.
And then the domino effect inspiring the evil Superman trope giving us characters like Omni Man and Homelander
@@alexvineyard3045 both of them predate the trope tho
Omni man comicbook is one thing you need to check on when@@alexvineyard3045
@@zoenotok9792no they don't, this episode aired in November 2003 while the boys comic were serialized in 2006.
Same with invincible, the comic may predate this specific episode by 10 months, but evil superman also already existed in the episode "brave new metropolis" that aired in 1999 and is in the same continuity as justice league series.
You're kidding.
This was legit one of the best Justice League epsidoes.
Superman: "You did it! You fooled them! Even I thought you were him!"
JL Batman : "I AM him ..."
Superman:
This just proves Batman just doesn’t want anyone to kill Joker specifically because hes in love with Joker. Anyone else Batman seems okay with.
🤣 I like this opinion.
Dont come up with your gay crap here
@@henrikmonkee I swear Batman doesn't mind any other dangerous villain dying.
But when it's joker it's "NOOOO you can't kill Joker"
The problem with killing the Joker is that by doing so he will win since his goal is to break someone. Also Batman believes that he can get mentally healed. Since most origins make Batman an accomplice for the Joker's birth, his death will make Bruce Wayne feel guilty. It's as if he was the one that killed that man by letting him fall into chemicals and by letting him get killed due to his disturbed behaviour. It's very complex. Killing the Joker is killing the chanxe that an insane person can be healed.
@@filipthefella7606 No I mean like there are times where he just lets villains in mortal danger. Like KGB he just left him to die essentially.
people always forget that the only thing holding Clark back all these years is his parents an Lois. and mostly Lois. I don't see why flashes death caused him to lose that grip but superman is generally weak only because of his morals. take his morals away and he is unstoppable.
Flash is the moral compass of those universes.
Well this universe is different, the justice league unlimited is the most OP timeline of justice league, like bro fighting a multidimensional threat like an ordinary villain lol, because this is the only timeline where THE FLASH IS NOT BARRY ALLEN, but rather it's WALLY WEST
That's why everyone in justice league have good morals, even the justice lord is not going crazy like the injustice league, because wally west impact as their moral compass is very huge to them.
Also this is the only timeline where almost every hero is part of justice league, they're all joining the justice league because their moral compass, wally west, is really good at guiding them to the good path.
Also barry allen emotion is not stable as wally west, where barry allen likes to play god and changing the past which causes the flashpoint paradox to happen.
Also barry allen have reverse flash which was exist accidentally by barry because barry accidentally goes to the future and make reverse flash to exist 💀
Also barry is so crazy about iris, he can't let anyone hurt iris and if someone does he goes berserk like crazy, and probably risk everyone life just to save iris 💀
While this version of wally west never time travel to make flashpoint paradox for his own gain
Also this is the flash that have synpathy for their enemy, and realize they are just having a bad past 🥲
While barry allen never try to sympathize them and just said they're the bad guys and must be punish and never try to relate with those villain
Because they all knew flash didn't deserve death and they also loved the flash lol flash and batman are literally the only reason the evils versons change and turn good again
1:21 Wonder Woman literally made the same expression when I first saw this episode that Superman actually Killed his rival
POV: Homelander joined the call
Who knows maybe he’ll be a hero or a villain
@@121BuyItWhy he's a psychopath, a sociopath, & a narcissist.
POV: Saitama, Goku, Gojo joined the call
Homelander is weak
The Justice lords were not in the wrong. They were in the right. They just went a bit too far. IF they didn't go that far and just went 70 % of the way, people wouldn't even have much to complain about. This was supposed to be a lesson against tyrany but tyrany here is voluntary, they chose to be like this.
well said
That's the point of authoritarianism. Once you can force your way for a "good reason", you WILL, eventually, force your way for ANY reason.
@@wiilov Will I? Why? Boredom? You know I don't think I would. Fact is, most people in power are not me. They are not you. They are driven and frankly a bit pshychotinc in my book. Politicians are scum of the earth. I am not. I would never abuse power.
@@wiilov
not necessarily
@@AkirilusThat’s what they all say
"Nothing is too extreme, even killing super villains" lol as if that was the worst part.
I miss the Justice League Animated Series. It was the best of the Superhero series.
We're just used to it. Everyone loves what they are used to. This is why "payola" is illegal.
So they pardon a criminal for helping them return to their positions of power? Sounds corrupt, sounds about right.
Moat normal thing honestly given nowadays
from what I understood with their defeat, Justice Lord Batman dismantled their regime and turned them and himself in. their world was restored to normal but the Justice Lords were held accountable
😂😂
There is a reason why Superman and Batman state that it is a line to cross. If they won’t murder, then they cooperate with a villain.
It backfire on the JL in the long run as an exchange for a pardon, the Justice Lord information is debriefed which ultimately create Cadmus. As Justice Lord Superman blames Superman that freeing Luthor would be disastrous.
Fun fact: This two part episode was inspired by the three part issue of 2003's Superman The Red Son. Towards the end of Superman The Red Son, Lex Luther leaves an envelope ✉️ for Superman with a small letter inside. The letter states "Why don't you just put the whole world in a bottle, Superman?" Reminded of his failure to save Stalingrad and aware that his actions have made him as much of a monster as Brainiac. Realizing he has meddled in affairs that he had no place in".
Cheers 🍻
is this the show or a movie cause I know they do a lot of animated movies
This is one of the reasons why I like this version of Lex Luthor. He literally builds a weapon that can stop the justice league once and for all and he doesn't use it on them or even build another one.
He honors his promises and he looks at the big picture.
7:31 League Batman: You've thought of everything.
Lord Batman: No. Just everything you'll ever think of.
>be superman
>You ki|| your major enemy
>Become a dictator
This man really needs learn the word balance
Lex was not murdered
He was killed in self defense
So explain to me how any of this made Superman "Dictator of the Universe"...
SuperMan after taking out Luthor wanted to control the Universe because he was able to feel the power of not holding back. And because he was almost unstoppable along with Justice League support, the world gave in
@@jetguy128 But the "world" isn't the "universe".
@@jamesdietz29 probably because there are barely any beings in the universe who can stop SuperMan that does not hold back. And if SuperMan is not tough enough, he also has other super friends to back him
@@jetguy128 That STILL doesn't explain how he is supposedly the "Dictator of the Universe".
@@jamesdietz29 He instantly names himself as Dictator of Universe and no one can stop him because of obvious reasons
Love the consistency
Thank you!!
@@AnimationRecapped name of film?
The story: 💀
The music: ☺️
😂😂😂
this is like the same story as injustice
well yeah, this is what inspired Injustice
agree but I feel that this one is more tame than injustice. Now! I would say unless you read the Batman beyond comics, which I heavily recommend, the justice lord universe returns and it gets a lot darker than how it was in this situation.
Injustice though, as much as I like, could’ve handled the Superman situation a lot better. But hopefully there will be a third game where Clark redeems himself
@@jefferyandbob3137 not this one, there is already an older episode about parallel universe superman becoming a dictator after the death of.his universe Lois lane. Only after the JLA version of Lois lane shows up he sees the error of his way and realizes that is not what she wanted.
Batman got a lot of nerve to say it had to be done after he lets Joker go for the millionth time so he can kill hundreds of innocents.
One of my favorite episodes from Justice League.
Loved this show. It was so well written
Thank you for your context on this Episode greatly welled explained! 👍
I like the background music :3
"lois lane was shocked to witness superman's brutality" would you have rather he lost????????????????
Very good sir
Great video!
What is the name of the music playing in the background?
I find it oddly relaxing.
I thought this episode was not that good.
Super speed to move faster then the eye can see... and the only way to stop Luthor was to kill him😂
Obviously u skipped out on physics classes
And who knows what their Luthor has done in the past and is up his sleeve
Superman can stop Luthor non lethally but Luthor blame Superman for allowing Luthor to live which cause the Justice League war and Flash death. Superman who is tired of the endless battle against evil, decide to kill to mark his end of heroism.
Not cold blood I believe, as Lex kept provoking him.
Noice video keep it up! 👍👍👍
Rogues were right, you NEVER kill a Flash😮
Bro pulled a homelander💀
Superman Is Already Homelander In The Beginning
*[Pulls The Green Rocks]*
I just realized seeing Arkham Asylum again that EVERY VILLIAN has the same mark on their forehead meaning that Superman from that world lobotomized every villain
I love the Bruce Timm animation style.
Everyone Becoming Evil: "Let's go goth."
Green Lantern (John Stewart): "I can wear short sleeves."
This whole episode justifies Lex's distain for Superman
Didn’t Luthor hate Superman first in the DCAU was the fact that Superman interfered an illegal weapon trade with Kaznia and the fact a new power comes to wrestle his control of Metropolis?
If i was in superman's shoes here
0:57
I'd say this "you say that Luthor but i have one thing you're running out of, and that's time." There's only so many attempts he can make before he's finally too old to continue this song and dance.
And this was just one two part episode. This show was so good. They dont have any shows like it now.
This alternate universe episode was an interesting one
That makes Homelander much less of a evil parody. At least not as a kind of original idea.
Evil Superman fit cold af
Ok but the Justice Lord's suits are AWESOME.
Whats the name of the song? Its wonderful!
Now besides the flight ability, super senses and laser eyes, Superman and Homelander have one more thing in common.
The Justice Lord episode was one of my favorites. I kinda prefer their way of dealing with issues. This whole Justice League series was amazing.
Luther just casually has a button in his desk drawer that authorizes nuclear attacks XD. Id hate to be the maid that accidently pushes it.
This was one of my favorite episodes! And one of my favorite moments was Justice Lord’s Wonder Woman stopping a passenger train from crashing in the alternate universe.
Martian Manhunter: ITS FINE!
😂
Thanks for the clarification : 1:59
The Justice Lords outfits look so tough dude. Especially Batman’s
10:40 The customer even refusing to pay just because the food was bad, they added up his check wrong to boot. He was essentially arrested for raising his voice.
This is the best episode of the entire franchise.
What would happen if the justice league sees that they are part of the cycle...
Straight Homelander 💀💀💀
It's simple:
This episode, Gods Among Us Superman killed Luthor by killing Flash. In Batman's book, it's his villian. He let Superman decide what will happen.
Superman feels great then rules the world (not universe), even OA never argues with it, Batman gets along assuming the one in the group that has a moral code can easily change the playing field and the outcome Batman sees had it benefits like when this dark Batman and the other Batman driving in the batmobile and there is a fight in a restaurant, there was a commotion. And as the two just paases by the fight stops when they see the dark Batman and people just follow the law in what this world turn in to.
In the Injustice game Superman killed Joker by manipulating him to kill Louis and Metropolis. Batman disagrees in what he has done because Joker is his problem and in his book, anyone can be save without killing. The reason why Batman doesn't want metahuman roaming around Gotham.
And another one like in the comic, Joker was killed by Batman by snapping his neck ang turned himself in to Commissioner Gordon, both Batman and Bruce Wayne. In his book, murder is murder, crime is a crime. The law is the law.
Get the picture?
The music is SOOOO distracting.
The sofistication of the plots in those DC animations is stunning. I don't know why movies are now the exact opposite in narrative quality.
It’s weird that these TH-cam channels just be summarizing episodes on cartoons that you could just watch
the story: 👹
the music: 🤗
Episode #?
The music sounds like Kingdom Hearts
Mr Belvedere is the true enemy of humanity. So is Norm from Cheers.
Does anyone know the name of the background song?
I really like Justice Lord Batman's suit
Lol at the music.
This was CHILDREN'S TV SHOW. Episodic story telling. Real mature themes around power and authoritarianism. All for kids. Its so good.
Step 1: Find a local 3rd party lego store
Step 2: The owner doesn't wanna deal with all the bionicle parts because he's used to bricks and can't sort the weird bits
Step 3: He offers to sell them to you for $300
Step 4: Best purchase of my life
What I was thinking when I saw the video png, but in JLU Superman's voice:
"Lemme just weld your forehead folds and eyebrows together 🤩"
I kind of would've loved to have seen another Justice Lords episode where Superman finally does see that his origin counterpart started rubbing off on him and he does fix his biggest mistakes.
Justice Lords vs Crime Syndicate is the matchup we all wanna see.
Does anyone know the music playing in the background?
13:23 Flash: I'm your conscience. Killing me is the one thing you'll never do.
Lord Superman: I've done a lot of things in the past two years that I thought I'd never do. One more won't hurt.
Please what season did all this happen I can't Remember
-Hey you know them doors weren’t locked right?
-Why the hll did I receive a draft letter?
Luther always smirks
The word "hawk" is completely ruined
Good recap but bro what is that music😭
Lex hits Justice Lord Batman with the beam.
JL Batman: My bank accounts!
General Zod would be proud!
The justice lord story is the OG injustice story
Except Batman didn’t become evil in Injustice.
We need a Justice Lord Superman now. 😂
Wonderwoman is not okay with the oofing cause she doesn't have Superman as her babe in this universe. Lois is ALIVE. 😂😂😂
They know that there are countries other than the US, right? Right guys?
They don't even know there are other countries on America😅
Remember the government can kill but the heros cant.