Irony it would be wait for it... Batman coming out of pocket. He is the only one who could afford to pay for the damage given everyone else's jobs and salaries.
This is like the story: "Of Mice and Men" where although the character Lenny didn't mean any harm, he had no restraint and was thus dangerous. He ended up killing puppies (accidentally) and snapping the neck of a woman who was into him (accidentally). Though Kara's mental capacity is nothing like Lenny's and she's a competent and intelligent being, the same rules of exercising restraint applies and she would accidentally get people killed if she doesn't learn to control her strength.
growing up as a Kid with Autism i always hated how the book of Mice and men made me and the Autistic community into something like Lenny or a monster but always give respect how other media show how they respected the autistic side knowing we are just people who need real help and have a parent who knows they want to help us or try to fit into are world
@@comicbookreviewer4856 but I think that’s the point! It’s an extreme as to what happens to someone who isn’t given that help. Like for me as a person, I was actually like “wow these people do need help”. But making stories about how they are bullied or stuff like that isn’t helping the autism it’s only focusing on the bullying.
@@comicbookreviewer4856 One can interpret Lenny's character in "Of Mice and Men" as being autistic, but he is never explicitly referred to as being autistic by the narrative. Lenny displays qualities of having an intellectual disability, which is not necessarily the same thing as autism, although the two are not mutually exclusive. Keep in mind that Steinbeck wrote "Of Mice and Men" in the 1930s based upon his own experiences with migrant agricultural workers circa 1910. Although theories about autism did exist in that time period, they probably weren't widely known outside of people working in the field of psychiatry. The point being, Steinbeck isn't making a dig at people with autism. If anything, he is criticizing humanity's tendency to dehumanize anyone who is different. Remember that Crooks is treated pretty badly by the other characters in the story for being black. He mistreats Lenny for being different, despite knowing how it feels himself. Despite being different, Crooks is human and is subject to human flaws. The point being, there's no point in hating Steinbeck for his portrayal of a character who you may or may not have shared a disorder with, especially considering that Lenny is portrayed in a more sympathetic light in the story.
Lol he didnt banish her. But honestly he was right. Even after the blatant damage she caused she still took offense to what he said as if it wasnt rooted in truth and ran away like a baby.
I have to agree with batman on this because, kara did not care of her surrounding and only go on offensive as in she just want the job done but does not see the backlash. Imagine an alien who is powerful enough just to destroy us all for some reason is good but in the end when we are at the lowest backstab and kill us all. Batman was being realist and knows since he did fought against supernatural beings while being in the justice league like: sinestro, faust, even when superman was mind control so he was one step ahead if any theres an attack since he studies his opponents before attacking thats what makes him dangerous.
I always think of the damages from superhero/villain fights when watching it, who's going to pay? are there ANY insurances who covers it? (Bet they all have a "dosen't cover damages caused by hero/villain fights" clause) how many of the buildings need to be demolished because they've taken too much damage to be safe or it's cheaper than trying to repair them? how many people got hurt from the hero/villain smashing into all the buildings in a straight line through the whole city? How *LONG* is it going to take to rebuild/repair everything? Construction workers must have work 36/7 (YES I mean *36,* there's so much work that even IF they worked all day all week they would still need to work overtime). I want to see episodes where the hero gets told to "control your fighting and don't cause unnecessary destruction" so they have to focus on fx. taking the fight OUT of the city (SERIOUSLY, there are hero/villain fights where they fly into high orbit and then smash down ON THE EXACT SAME STREET THEY WERE JUST FIGHTING, I mean ffs) and instead of taking random cars and throwing them as if they were snowballs, the hero has to make sure there's as little damage to anything around them, so there aren't any cars stuck in the side of a buildings (or SAME car in multiple).
@@mikkelnpetersen FINALLY! SOMEONE GETS IT! Cus you’re totally right. Unfortunately, everyone disregards such common sense or decency entirely just to make things cooler. Cus you know… “Explosions are cool” “Fighting is awesome” “We were fighting monsters.” Other times, they are just inconsiderate. Like… “Eh, they can rebuild.” Or “No cares about damage to a few buildings when THEY’RE FIGHTING FOR THEIR LIVES!!!” (And please keep in mind, this is THEM talking, not me)
Well I suppose that's all true about her, I mean Kara really didn't care about the damage she caused calling earth a backwards planet compared to Krypton.
@@zsedcftglkjh No, she didn't, she stayed there a couple of months before this movie in this continuity (they clearly say that in the movie). She probably saw voice assistants like Alexa and probably assumed that stuff was commonplace like on Krypton.
@@illseeyaonthedarksideofthemoonokay but why comic earth still the same tho like there're robot or alien tec come to Earth everyday but no one care to study it?
@@Vittoo It depends on the continuity, sometimes Earth is the same as always, other time the building are made by robots that auto-repair themselves when destroyed by hero fights. But usually the study of technology is made by the government, super-villains or star-labs.
Superman grew up on Earth so he had ample time to learn how to control his powers and also being the good ol' country boy he is, actually care deeply about the people he's protecting. Superman often struggles with the idea that such huge decisions are ultimately left up to him to make and I think it's a good character quality --> In contrast to Lex Luthor who has the attitude "I'm the smartest so I should make all the decisions."
Batman is an egocentric who is afraid of her, because he knows that Kara would end up killing the Joker and end the horror shows he lets the clown do in Gotham.
Stop. He fought a whole army of krypton? Where was batman, wonder woman, manhunter? It wasn't superman fault. It was bad direction of movie. If building universe it should not start with invasion with none of other heroes helping. Synder mess that up.
@@JosephHandibode Finally someone else talks sense into people. There is an alien invasion that is trying to wipe out all life from the planet and change the planet structure, yet there are many superheroes on Earth and on the News showing live of the alien invasion. Only one acts on it and stops the alien invasion by himself, but Batman which is suppose to be one of the smartest people on Earth blames Superman for casualties😂 Since Batman has many stupid Batman fans, they were backing up Batman’s logic
@@gamescgg6864 Batman tried to kill Superman to stop more damage and destruction in the future. But yeah I kinda agree, Snyder's Batman doing stupid thing and he realized that killing Superman was a mistake immediately after Superman saved the earth again by killing Doomsday
Batman is right, yet a bit harsh. Clark was indeed too much optimistic and his thought was clouded by happiness to be enough critical with his cousin. The problem with Batman is, he always takes the worst prospective when facing a problem, and while pointing a problem is not necessarily a bad thing, the better thing to do would be to look for/propose a solution. At least one different from his CONTINGENCY PLANS where you ELEMINATE the problem to the root. Taking this matter fairly, he could have argued that Clark did trained years before entering the hero action, while Kara entered this new reality too much fast. She COULD be a menace without the proper training, as Clark COULD HAVE BEEN if he had started without taking consciousness of his actions and reactions to and with the environment. Kratos from GOW also stated it. IT DOESN'T MATTER OUR INTENTIONS. FOR GOOD OR BAD, OUR ACTIONS HAVE CONSEQUENCES. AND WE MUST ACCEPT THEM
I have to disagree. Batman is right in how he thinks she's a threat. the reason Batman has plans to defeat the JL is because of the powers they have. he knows that if Superman were to turn against humanity, the chances of anyone stopping him is almost 0%. the same applies to Supergirl. both can fly, have heat vision, x-ray vision, super strength, super speed, and god only knows what else. they are basically gods to the people of Earth. Batman sees this and prepares for the worse case scenario. this is why what Uncle Ben said in Spider-Man is always important. with great power comes great responsibility. Kara destroyed a building and then just told the guy to get robots to fix it. then when the guy asked where the hell she came from, she calls Earth a backwoods planet proving she believes she is superior to him because of where she came from and her powers she recently gained. Batman is not wrong in his fear of people with powers. he's cautious of how they use them and whether they can control them. Kara just refuses to learn
@@drifter139 i squared COULD because there is the possibility, i dont disagree with this. Kara is at fault in the video, but her situation is more a Fishoutofwater rather than Threat. Even Clark needed to train and learn how to control his powers and especially how they could interact with the people. On Krypton, she had not powers because of a different Sun, so on Earth she suddenly found herself with new abilities she needed to put on test before heroing. That is my point, Clark knew about the difficulties correlated to having superpowers, and had YEARS of practicing before heroing around. With this kind of knowledge, he needed to train Kara more before bringing her to work. As for Batman, for how much his fears are justified, his philosophy 'if it can be a threat, then it is', he cant blame other people for being too much strong and show no trust without proves of the so called threat. If he doesnt put his trust on the others, likely the others will not trust him. Blind trust is bad, but the benefit of doubt is the least when you encounter new people
@@Amedroide Zod and his people were on Earth for less time and gained control of their powers. the fact that Superman, who had his powers for years at this point, couldn't take the time to teach her how to use them shows he cared more about not being alone anymore than actually caring about what she could do and who could get hurt because she didn't wanna learn control. in the last episode of JL Unlimited, Superman lets loose on Darkseid talking about how he has to be in control or he might kill someone. it's not about being a fish out of water. it's about learning control. and if she can't do that, she becomes a threat that needs to be dealt with. Batman's plans aren't about killing. they are about neutralizing threats. putting them down long enough to stop them
Intentions do matter, someone like superman needs a contingency plan but it should always be on the bottom of the pile because we know Superman is unlikely to want to cause harm. On the other hand, even if Lex starts saving people and doing tons of good as a superhero, you have to keep plans against him on standby because his intentions aren't as noble as Superman's
@paulo joão lmao no he's right. She puts people in danger and people are fragile compared to kryptonians. He's not even being a dck, he's just right. Now he should empathize a little as her parents di but his point needs to be made to protect humans. He's not having an ego about it or being unnecessarily a jerk like JLU Batman does
@@paulojoao4863 You keep replying the same spam over and over what's to stop kara from Acting on those murderous tendencies after she kills The Joker. Have you not seen under the redhood Batman's? Speech about walking that fine line and as soon as you walk over that edge. You can't stop
@@paulojoao4863 bro facts. the joker is an irredeemable villain. it was stupid that he keeps getting away with it because of batmans bullsh*t excuse of not killing. joker crippled and sexually Assaulted (Implied) Barbara Gordon, Tortured Jason Todd, Created joker v2 in tim drake, and made superman kill lois lane with his unborn baby. batman is just as responsible for letting the lunatic free time after time.
people seem not to see the quorrel with the man, Kara thought everyone has futuristic robots that will repair what is damaged and thus didnt really care about the collatelar damage she causes...
Human aren't that advanced and even if they have repair robot Kara can't just go around like that causing collateral damage human are not men of steel. In fact we die very easily.
yeah.... and I can understand why. If she had been under the care of Superman (Kryptonian technology) and Batman (the most advanced earth technology and possibly a good chunk of alien technology too - plus enough money not to care about any damage) it makes sense for her to think that humans had the means to repair a city in a couple days. One would kind of expect that the technology level would be explained to her before letting her out. Although knowing Batman it's possible he kept it for her so that she would know less of earth's weaknesses. And I think she was actually kind of sorry when she understood people would need to rebuild by themselves untill the man insulted her planet and she went apeshit.
Yeah Affleck and Battinson proved that. Bale looked alright but you gotta make comic book characters translated hood from page to film on camera. It’s just the way it is.
With beautiful animation. Cus of course the main characters have to be beautiful and hot. Otherwise no one will care about them. No one will watch the show.
Unpopular opinion incoming. Kara may have some blame in this situation but the JL hold most of the the blame because she is just a teenager and they are adults. It was their responsibility to train her and make sure she was ready for combat both physically and mentally. I mean who's bright idea was it to let the newbie fight by themselves in the first place. It's irresponsible and they should have known better. It's not like the Teen Titans don't exist. They've had these exact situations before so its not like its a new scenario for them. Sure send the freshly awakened alien teenager on a serious mission and then get mad she has no idea what to do. Unbelievable.
She had months. MONTHS. You can't 'teach' someone to care. That is the problem. Even Superboy whatever version they make actually care for what he does.
@@ianesgrecia8568 oh yeah, a few months of training definitely makes someone worthy of mastering tons of superpowers. Also, she does care, she simply doesn’t know how to react to the situation.
It makes sense. She didn't grow up with these powers coming to her slowly like with Clark. She didn't have time to adjust. She just suddenly had them at full strength from the get-go. And she's still not adjusting to having to live on what she sees as a radically underdeveloped world compared to hers.
Considering what Batman said, that is one of the reasons why I never wanted to be a "superhero". The responsibilities and duties overtake the fun and action and overtime, you get bored of it, and you might be stressed or depressed over the responsibilities and that there is no one to sympathise with you
Like Superman and the Justice League don’t cause property damage anytime they fight they can’t save every building lol & it’s out of their control anyway
She just told a dude that his house being destroyed doesn't matter. its not hypocrisy because when the justice league cause damage they care and try to help. Batman literaly said in that the real problem is that she doesn't care.
It would be easier to take her down she is far less experienced and seems to be more cocky so she can fall into some trap that tests her overconfidence but it would probably use kryptonite or red sun tech
Power wise, exactly the same. However the psychological side would be different as Clark has essentially a human mindset Batman is familiar with and Kara does not.
i mean...if i have to stay with a super powered person who can't control their power...i would probably book a ticket and get the hell out of there fast
Who cares what Batman says? EVERY SINGLE ONE of the DC and Marvel heroes causes property damage when they fight and NO ONE complains. Remember Hulkbuster Iron Man vs Hulk?! But Supergirl causes damage and she's a danger to the world?! Get off your high horse, Bats.
The problem wasn't the destruction she made. But the fact that she DIDN'T CARE. You can't teach someone to care. Even Superboy in every single version he appears actually care for people and his actions
Except he’s not bothering to see it from her perspective. She’s not used to how planet Earth works (she assumed that robots would fix the damage lol) and clearly needs to be educated on that. Plus, she’s never had proper training on her powers and how to be a hero, especially in a busy city. She was never taught to deal with threats while doing as little damage as possible. Even Clark had to learn through trial and error, he just didn’t have Batman around to judge him at the time lol. I’m not using these as excuses, I’m saying these are things Batman should consider so he can use this knowledge to actually FIX the Supergirl problem, instead of just giving up on her. His character is notoriously too cynical for his and everyone else’s own good. Basically, naivety is the problem. Naivety is something can that be very easily fixed. I know it’s just a movie, but I see this kind of thinking all the time.
"I don't like what you're implying." Well, was anything he said false? As harsh and blunt as Batman is, he's not wrong. The only adjective Batman was missing to describe Supergirl was arrogant.
Batman is a pragmatist but I also feel like he would have a lot of sympathy for Kara since at such a young age she suddenly lost her family to tragedy and now struggles to figure out the best way to move forward.
True kara put people in danger but how many times can Superman say he didn’t make the same mistakes? He should be helping her instead of letting Batman make her feel worse than she is feeling now.
Superman cares for the destruction of his actions. Supergirl doesnt. Heck. Even superboy is aware of his destruction when he loses control. But all Kara does is complain
Batman didn’t make Jason. the joker and the Lazarus pit did Batman didn’t kill the joker because he knows that killing isn’t always the best option He did however beat the joker into a bloody mess every time he dared to mention what he did to Jason. What do you think Batman should have done?
Did anybody else off of the memory of their ears expect to hear Kevin Conroy when Batman swooped in and then remember he passed last year? My brain still has a hard time wrapping around that
Batman: Look, go solve this, or I will. And that means I'll put her through rigorous training that'll turn her into a Bat instead of a Super. So, if you don't want a Super-themed vigilante, then go calm her down.
That's one way of looking at things, Batman already has difficulty trusting human beings, so in someone he criticized "Destroyed buildings and failed to control her powers. Worse, she doesn't care.” No need to be optimistic
Kara's still green I'm sure Clark made mistakes when he started out Clark lives all his live on earth, whereas Kara spent her childhood on Krypton She just has to learn her ways on earth
Tbh if people ranted when saved from death and destruction, I’d just watch them die or wait for them to beg me to save them. Then I’d wait for them to give me all their life savings before even moving an inch to save them.
"saved from death and destruction" *While causing even more death and destruction and extorting the survivors when they're rightfully pissed under the threat of causing even more!* _What a hero. Ugh._
Wonder Woman was worse. She attacked her and Superman that forced her to use her powers. Batman approaches this with words and reason. Makes him a better hero than Diana.
@@ianesgrecia8568 - But she KNOWS Superman and what society and culture are like outside her island. Attacking her friend and his cousin in the middle of a city park was the stupidest way to to show them how dangerous her powers are. They could’ve just approached them like civil individuals and proposed the idea of her living on Paradise Island to train her powers.
Wonder Woman was taught that being Queen of the Amazons makes you the queen of all women and you make decisions for them whether they like it or not. Also, being Queen means that you are also the strongest woman alive and after meeting Superman, she felt like that she found a man, who represents all other men, who can match her. But since she found a woman like Clark, she can't let that happen so she show her dominance and tries to take her down a peg(while also "inspiring"😮💨😑).
Grundy's powerlevels have always been inconsistent. In some incarnations, he can stand up to Superman for a while, in others he takes a beating from Batman. He's basically as strong as they need him to be. Sometimes he's strong enough to bust entire cities, sometimes he's not even strong enough to break a building.
Batman + superwoman Batman + wonder woman Batman + cat woman or girl Now many where + with batman. Last thing superman would want to see is batman nailing his cousin. 😂
Omg The Batman animated series in the ending credits. I love that show so much. So sad we didn't get the Batman: Hush animated film from the same continuity.
Most important is Superman's failure to remind his "Older" cousin that Earth's technology is not up to par with Krypton. She thought of the damages as easy fixes for robots without knowing Earth doesn't have worker robots to fix her oopsies
I asked an AI what would happen if Bruce Wayne used his money and technology to upgrade the prisons in Gotham, and THIS proves cowardly selfish he is: "If Bruce Wayne used his money and technology to upgrade the security of the prisons in Gotham, it would likely make the city safer and lessen the crime rate. By upgrading the security of the prison system, the city would be less likely to experience high levels of crime, and the inmates would be more likely to receive the proper rehabilitation and treatment necessary to return to society safe and productive. If Bruce Wayne used his money and technology to upgrade the security of the prisons in Gotham, it would likely make the city safer and lessen the crime rate. By upgrading the security of the prison system, the city would be less likely to experience high levels of crime, and the inmates would be more likely to receive the proper rehabilitation and treatment necessary to return to society safe and productive."
Not really. It was stated numerous times that The problem of Gotham as the system itself. If just throwing money solved the problem Bruce would have solved it years ago with the amoung of charities and donations he actually makes. Heck. even Bruce's parents would have solved it if just throwing money solved the problem. But it doesn't. Because the corruption is very deep and the wrong people would just use the money to continue doing wrong things
@@toycarsushiwriter3573 Jason Todd was killed by the fans thanks to a call in poll DC did at the time, him being revived was just a way to the popular character alive
@@bamban_garcia5562 What Red Hood did was wrong like what Supergirl did also. Not Unless Red Hood was right to kill & blow up buildings and cut off heads of gangsters and villains. Are you saying that?
Shes been on a human planet for a few months while growing accustomed to a set of powers she aquired because of Earth. Given that shes potentially stronger than Superman, thats a problem. Not to mention she lacked the proper training at the time. Provide the solution then lol. I cant imagine he had room to talk given he lets a physcopath wander through Gotham and Matrapolis.
Batman wanted to get rid of both SuperGirl and Clark because they are both powerful and potentially the most dangerous people on earth but Clark is more tamed. And I think he got rid of Kara because he couldn't stand Clark having another family member in his life.
Well Kryptonian’s can live for thousands of years as long as they have access to solar energy, mainly from a sun, so yeah, I think Superman is still a kid in the Kryptonian definition, a young adult to us, but not to them. Though I think there is something about Krypton’s atmosphere versus Earth’s atmosphere actually making Kryptonians age slightly faster than on Krypton, but still a really slow aging process.
I'll admit batman did sound a bit harsh, but he does have good points. She did stop grundy, but she could've hurt innocent civilians, and she didn't really seem to care about all the damage she did
Ego combined with immaturity and inexperience have always been a recipe for disaster... _Humans_ her age can't even handle the idea of drinking responsibly; and she's got the power to flatten a city. She needs to grow up, but she needs an environment that can survive her as she does so.
A super-powered brat (an immature demi-god) is functionally barely different than a villain. Superman shouldn't need to be told this. His life has been one long course in living responsibly among mere humans. They just have to make Batman say it so he's the tough dad of the family.
Batman: "Supergirl...you have betrayed the express command of your commander. Through your arrogance and stupidity, you've opened these peaceful realms and innocent lives to the horror and desolation of crime! You are unworthy of these realms, you're unworthy of your position, you're unworthy... of the loved ones you have betrayed! I now take from you your cape and spandex suit! In the name of my father, my mother and my butler, I, Batman, cast you out!"
@@diamondcrafter78shane68 Well this is what I'm asking? ", but when Superman has conflict with Batman Kara sides with Batman against Superman" but in Injustice Superman is actual dictator and terrorist
It's like Batman never watched Batman: The Animated Series, Superman: The Animated Series, Justice League, or any of the other cartoons where the collateral damage Batman leaves behind ain't nothing, and Superman regularly tosses people's cars around to smash big baddies. But Supergirl isn't perfect out of the gate, so....
You missed the point. More than the destruction she has caused, on purpose, accidentally or collateral damage, Batman's issue with her is she doesn't even care. Granted, she is on a strange new world, with new powers that she only had for a couple of months, but it's her attitude that Bats is more concerned about. Combine her attitude with those godlike powers of hers makes her a threat... a very dangerous threat...
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It makes sense for Batman to complain about the damages. If Justice League is sued, who's going to pay?
Ha ha...
Irony it would be wait for it... Batman coming out of pocket. He is the only one who could afford to pay for the damage given everyone else's jobs and salaries.
@@mistresskixen6142 doesn’t Aquaman have the entire wealth of the ocean?
Ummm.... who's gonna make them pay if they don't want to?
@@mysteriouspartyguy If they are not villains, then they must obey the law. We're talking about the likes of Batman and Superman, not Homelander.
This is like the story: "Of Mice and Men" where although the character Lenny didn't mean any harm, he had no restraint and was thus dangerous. He ended up killing puppies (accidentally) and snapping the neck of a woman who was into him (accidentally).
Though Kara's mental capacity is nothing like Lenny's and she's a competent and intelligent being, the same rules of exercising restraint applies and she would accidentally get people killed if she doesn't learn to control her strength.
I remember that book 😁
In Kara's defense, she isn't fully accustomed to Earth compared to her more advanced home on Krypton prior to it's destruction.
growing up as a Kid with Autism i always hated how the book of Mice and men made me and the Autistic community into something like Lenny or a monster but always give respect how other media show how they respected the autistic side knowing we are just people who need real help and have a parent who knows they want to help us or try to fit into are world
@@comicbookreviewer4856 but I think that’s the point! It’s an extreme as to what happens to someone who isn’t given that help. Like for me as a person, I was actually like “wow these people do need help”. But making stories about how they are bullied or stuff like that isn’t helping the autism it’s only focusing on the bullying.
@@comicbookreviewer4856 One can interpret Lenny's character in "Of Mice and Men" as being autistic, but he is never explicitly referred to as being autistic by the narrative. Lenny displays qualities of having an intellectual disability, which is not necessarily the same thing as autism, although the two are not mutually exclusive. Keep in mind that Steinbeck wrote "Of Mice and Men" in the 1930s based upon his own experiences with migrant agricultural workers circa 1910. Although theories about autism did exist in that time period, they probably weren't widely known outside of people working in the field of psychiatry. The point being, Steinbeck isn't making a dig at people with autism. If anything, he is criticizing humanity's tendency to dehumanize anyone who is different. Remember that Crooks is treated pretty badly by the other characters in the story for being black. He mistreats Lenny for being different, despite knowing how it feels himself. Despite being different, Crooks is human and is subject to human flaws.
The point being, there's no point in hating Steinbeck for his portrayal of a character who you may or may not have shared a disorder with, especially considering that Lenny is portrayed in a more sympathetic light in the story.
Lol he didnt banish her. But honestly he was right. Even after the blatant damage she caused she still took offense to what he said as if it wasnt rooted in truth and ran away like a baby.
She is a baby tho lol that's why she had to go and do her own thing.
So yeah, bats was right haha
Batman never liked Super Girl, he thinks she's possibly more dangerous than Superman and he doesn't trust Superman to train her.
@@taraungoogle8482 he doesn't trust or like alot of people
She always been hit headed. In modern comic she even worst. The show didn't help either with what fans she may of had or mad, thanks to hack writers.
What about Red Hood?
0:14 the classic "supervillain catches batarange only for it to explode" never gets old.
Facts.
never gets old indeed
So true bro
That's a certified gotham classic
Jensen Ackles is goated as Batman he's the best since Kevin Conroy RIP I hope DC keeps him as the voice of Batman for a while
It's more crazy that he voiced red hood in under the red hood
Him and Jason o hara
Yeah crazy how soldier boy makes a good batman
@@azrael_pendragon just like it's crazy that Lex Luthor makes a good Wally West
For this universe, definitely
I have to agree with batman on this because, kara did not care of her surrounding and only go on offensive as in she just want the job done but does not see the backlash. Imagine an alien who is powerful enough just to destroy us all for some reason is good but in the end when we are at the lowest backstab and kill us all. Batman was being realist and knows since he did fought against supernatural beings while being in the justice league like: sinestro, faust, even when superman was mind control so he was one step ahead if any theres an attack since he studies his opponents before attacking thats what makes him dangerous.
I always think of the damages from superhero/villain fights when watching it, who's going to pay? are there ANY insurances who covers it? (Bet they all have a "dosen't cover damages caused by hero/villain fights" clause) how many of the buildings need to be demolished because they've taken too much damage to be safe or it's cheaper than trying to repair them? how many people got hurt from the hero/villain smashing into all the buildings in a straight line through the whole city? How *LONG* is it going to take to rebuild/repair everything? Construction workers must have work 36/7 (YES I mean *36,* there's so much work that even IF they worked all day all week they would still need to work overtime).
I want to see episodes where the hero gets told to "control your fighting and don't cause unnecessary destruction" so they have to focus on fx. taking the fight OUT of the city (SERIOUSLY, there are hero/villain fights where they fly into high orbit and then smash down ON THE EXACT SAME STREET THEY WERE JUST FIGHTING, I mean ffs) and instead of taking random cars and throwing them as if they were snowballs, the hero has to make sure there's as little damage to anything around them, so there aren't any cars stuck in the side of a buildings (or SAME car in multiple).
@@mikkelnpetersen FINALLY!
SOMEONE GETS IT!
Cus you’re totally right.
Unfortunately, everyone disregards such common sense or decency entirely just to make things cooler.
Cus you know…
“Explosions are cool”
“Fighting is awesome”
“We were fighting monsters.”
Other times, they are just inconsiderate.
Like…
“Eh, they can rebuild.”
Or
“No cares about damage to a few buildings when THEY’RE FIGHTING FOR THEIR LIVES!!!”
(And please keep in mind, this is THEM talking, not me)
Well I suppose that's all true about her, I mean Kara really didn't care about the damage she caused calling earth a backwards planet compared to Krypton.
@@gibbs615probably because she thought it can be simply repair like in her world and grundy cause it.
@@victor2641 Well she was wrong about that.
Even tho you're a new alien Kara, how has it taken you that long to figure out that Earth isn't as high tech as Krypton?
She grew up on the Kent farm in Kansas. The writers didn't do their research.
@@zsedcftglkjh No, she didn't, she stayed there a couple of months before this movie in this continuity (they clearly say that in the movie). She probably saw voice assistants like Alexa and probably assumed that stuff was commonplace like on Krypton.
To be fair, with all the super robots the league fights on the daily, is not that hard to assume Earth has a higher technological level.
@@illseeyaonthedarksideofthemoonokay but why comic earth still the same tho like there're robot or alien tec come to Earth everyday but no one care to study it?
@@Vittoo It depends on the continuity, sometimes Earth is the same as always, other time the building are made by robots that auto-repair themselves when destroyed by hero fights. But usually the study of technology is made by the government, super-villains or star-labs.
Wonder why Grundy went from *wanting to be left alone* to *wanting to murder the Man of Steel?*
See I was wondering that too…
Because of two face, joker, etc since he teamed up with them in the long Halloween part 2
Mid life crisis
Because every time Grundy dies he gets resurrected with a new personality.
And he's not played by fred Tatasciore in this movie
I agree with Batman, supergirl doesn’t care about the damage she causes.
She needs to learn. Not everyone can be like preptime-man.
Not too mention she’s pretty short tempered.
she's still a kid. pretty much.
@@trevorwhite321 I agree 🦇man can be mean and rough a lot a kid like Supergirl still needs some time to cope with being on 🌎.
At least Kara didn't create real carnage like the delinquent Jason.
Superman grew up on Earth so he had ample time to learn how to control his powers and also being the good ol' country boy he is, actually care deeply about the people he's protecting. Superman often struggles with the idea that such huge decisions are ultimately left up to him to make and I think it's a good character quality --> In contrast to Lex Luthor who has the attitude "I'm the smartest so I should make all the decisions."
I know right?
That’s what I hate about Luthor; he thinks his opinion, his life, is the only one that matters.
Could've sworn the art style looked better in The Long Halloween.
it works better with dark colors from what I observed
Exactly, it looked better with the dark tone , they made it too light here , it seemes stiff
Only questionable thing to me is Superman's hair
I'd say it's because it was a darker area.
Literally what Superman did in Man of Steel which led to Dawn of Justice
Batman is an egocentric who is afraid of her, because he knows that Kara would end up killing the Joker and end the horror shows he lets the clown do in Gotham.
@@paulojoao4863 What do you and the joker have in common.
Stop. He fought a whole army of krypton? Where was batman, wonder woman, manhunter? It wasn't superman fault. It was bad direction of movie. If building universe it should not start with invasion with none of other heroes helping. Synder mess that up.
@@JosephHandibode Finally someone else talks sense into people. There is an alien invasion that is trying to wipe out all life from the planet and change the planet structure, yet there are many superheroes on Earth and on the News showing live of the alien invasion. Only one acts on it and stops the alien invasion by himself, but Batman which is suppose to be one of the smartest people on Earth blames Superman for casualties😂
Since Batman has many stupid Batman fans, they were backing up Batman’s logic
@@gamescgg6864 Batman tried to kill Superman to stop more damage and destruction in the future. But yeah I kinda agree, Snyder's Batman doing stupid thing and he realized that killing Superman was a mistake immediately after Superman saved the earth again by killing Doomsday
Batman is right, yet a bit harsh. Clark was indeed too much optimistic and his thought was clouded by happiness to be enough critical with his cousin.
The problem with Batman is, he always takes the worst prospective when facing a problem, and while pointing a problem is not necessarily a bad thing, the better thing to do would be to look for/propose a solution. At least one different from his CONTINGENCY PLANS where you ELEMINATE the problem to the root.
Taking this matter fairly, he could have argued that Clark did trained years before entering the hero action, while Kara entered this new reality too much fast. She COULD be a menace without the proper training, as Clark COULD HAVE BEEN if he had started without taking consciousness of his actions and reactions to and with the environment.
Kratos from GOW also stated it.
IT DOESN'T MATTER OUR INTENTIONS. FOR GOOD OR BAD, OUR ACTIONS HAVE CONSEQUENCES. AND WE MUST ACCEPT THEM
I have to disagree. Batman is right in how he thinks she's a threat. the reason Batman has plans to defeat the JL is because of the powers they have. he knows that if Superman were to turn against humanity, the chances of anyone stopping him is almost 0%. the same applies to Supergirl. both can fly, have heat vision, x-ray vision, super strength, super speed, and god only knows what else. they are basically gods to the people of Earth. Batman sees this and prepares for the worse case scenario. this is why what Uncle Ben said in Spider-Man is always important. with great power comes great responsibility. Kara destroyed a building and then just told the guy to get robots to fix it. then when the guy asked where the hell she came from, she calls Earth a backwoods planet proving she believes she is superior to him because of where she came from and her powers she recently gained. Batman is not wrong in his fear of people with powers. he's cautious of how they use them and whether they can control them. Kara just refuses to learn
@@drifter139 i squared COULD because there is the possibility, i dont disagree with this.
Kara is at fault in the video, but her situation is more a Fishoutofwater rather than Threat. Even Clark needed to train and learn how to control his powers and especially how they could interact with the people. On Krypton, she had not powers because of a different Sun, so on Earth she suddenly found herself with new abilities she needed to put on test before heroing.
That is my point, Clark knew about the difficulties correlated to having superpowers, and had YEARS of practicing before heroing around. With this kind of knowledge, he needed to train Kara more before bringing her to work.
As for Batman, for how much his fears are justified, his philosophy 'if it can be a threat, then it is', he cant blame other people for being too much strong and show no trust without proves of the so called threat.
If he doesnt put his trust on the others, likely the others will not trust him.
Blind trust is bad, but the benefit of doubt is the least when you encounter new people
@@Amedroide Zod and his people were on Earth for less time and gained control of their powers. the fact that Superman, who had his powers for years at this point, couldn't take the time to teach her how to use them shows he cared more about not being alone anymore than actually caring about what she could do and who could get hurt because she didn't wanna learn control. in the last episode of JL Unlimited, Superman lets loose on Darkseid talking about how he has to be in control or he might kill someone. it's not about being a fish out of water. it's about learning control. and if she can't do that, she becomes a threat that needs to be dealt with. Batman's plans aren't about killing. they are about neutralizing threats. putting them down long enough to stop them
Intentions do matter, someone like superman needs a contingency plan but it should always be on the bottom of the pile because we know Superman is unlikely to want to cause harm. On the other hand, even if Lex starts saving people and doing tons of good as a superhero, you have to keep plans against him on standby because his intentions aren't as noble as Superman's
@@Amedroide man now i wanna see how u would react of she destroyed your property and didn't gave a flying fuck about it 😂
Batman always laid down the truth, might be cold but it's the truth
@paulo joão lmao no he's right. She puts people in danger and people are fragile compared to kryptonians. He's not even being a dck, he's just right. Now he should empathize a little as her parents di but his point needs to be made to protect humans. He's not having an ego about it or being unnecessarily a jerk like JLU Batman does
@@paulojoao4863 You keep replying the same spam over and over what's to stop kara from Acting on those murderous tendencies after she kills The Joker. Have you not seen under the redhood Batman's? Speech about walking that fine line and as soon as you walk over that edge. You can't stop
@@paulojoao4863 bruh get some help wtf is wrong with you?
@@paulojoao4863 bro facts. the joker is an irredeemable villain. it was stupid that he keeps getting away with it because of batmans bullsh*t excuse of not killing.
joker crippled and sexually Assaulted (Implied) Barbara Gordon, Tortured Jason Todd, Created joker v2 in tim drake, and made superman kill lois lane with his unborn baby.
batman is just as responsible for letting the lunatic free time after time.
@@kenzacharyrodriguez2591 What does this even have to DO with this scene?
This is why Batman and Superman need each other. They force each other to see the truth of the situation.
The ultimate "go to your room"
(Batman glaring at Kara sitting on the street)
That’s his way of asking: “Are you okay?”
i think when Young Justice season 5 comes out i think this scene is going to be the same but different you know Nightwing will not trust supergirl
people seem not to see the quorrel with the man, Kara thought everyone has futuristic robots that will repair what is damaged and thus didnt really care about the collatelar damage she causes...
Human aren't that advanced and even if they have repair robot Kara can't just go around like that causing collateral damage human are not men of steel. In fact we die very easily.
yeah.... and I can understand why. If she had been under the care of Superman (Kryptonian technology) and Batman (the most advanced earth technology and possibly a good chunk of alien technology too - plus enough money not to care about any damage) it makes sense for her to think that humans had the means to repair a city in a couple days.
One would kind of expect that the technology level would be explained to her before letting her out. Although knowing Batman it's possible he kept it for her so that she would know less of earth's weaknesses.
And I think she was actually kind of sorry when she understood people would need to rebuild by themselves untill the man insulted her planet and she went apeshit.
@@BlossomPathOnStage15 that was grundy
Batman always looks so fucking cool in the animations man, not one live action has been able to recreate how good a character he is
Yeah Affleck and Battinson proved that. Bale looked alright but you gotta make comic book characters translated hood from page to film on camera. It’s just the way it is.
89 inspired how cool he looks in the modern era
Kara: "I am fine, Cal"
TH-cam Subtitles: "I'm fine cow"
Ha ha ...
How do they make these cartoon characters so beautiful... I fell in love with her 😍
Who doesnt, strong girl with feminime body and attractive face , im not a perv, but those combo is just, cheff kiss
With beautiful animation.
Cus of course the main characters have to be beautiful and hot.
Otherwise no one will care about them.
No one will watch the show.
Unpopular opinion incoming. Kara may have some blame in this situation but the JL hold most of the the blame because she is just a teenager and they are adults. It was their responsibility to train her and make sure she was ready for combat both physically and mentally. I mean who's bright idea was it to let the newbie fight by themselves in the first place. It's irresponsible and they should have known better. It's not like the Teen Titans don't exist. They've had these exact situations before so its not like its a new scenario for them. Sure send the freshly awakened alien teenager on a serious mission and then get mad she has no idea what to do. Unbelievable.
That's on Superman, not the JL.
She had months. MONTHS. You can't 'teach' someone to care. That is the problem. Even Superboy whatever version they make actually care for what he does.
@@ianesgrecia8568 oh yeah, a few months of training definitely makes someone worthy of mastering tons of superpowers. Also, she does care, she simply doesn’t know how to react to the situation.
@@ianesgrecia8568 You can't be serious
You can't simply "teach" a super powered teenager in months. Schools even need years and mostly, fail.
It makes sense. She didn't grow up with these powers coming to her slowly like with Clark. She didn't have time to adjust. She just suddenly had them at full strength from the get-go. And she's still not adjusting to having to live on what she sees as a radically underdeveloped world compared to hers.
I think it’s not even full strenght yet, since she’s still a teenager here, which makes it even more concerning and kinda proves Batman’s point
Can't wait till they do Power Girl. That one's gonna be a treat.
Swear they're holding off on that on purpose 😂
yes!
Considering what Batman said, that is one of the reasons why I never wanted to be a "superhero". The responsibilities and duties overtake the fun and action and overtime, you get bored of it, and you might be stressed or depressed over the responsibilities and that there is no one to sympathise with you
If that’s the only reason you want to be a superhero, you picked the wrong occupation.
@@geeebuttersnap2433 no shit
Doesn't Batman have Alfred to talk to or Nightwing, Batgirl and The Bat Family.
That’s Spider-Man in a nut shell.
But in hindsight, being a villain is completely fun as long as you cna take care of pesky superheroes
i love how the video has a random brutal montage so the video wont be labled for kids lol.
Trying my best bro
Like Superman and the Justice League don’t cause property damage anytime they fight they can’t save every building lol & it’s out of their control anyway
They’re hypocrites.
This much dmg over GRUNDY is unnecessary
She just told a dude that his house being destroyed doesn't matter. its not hypocrisy because when the justice league cause damage they care and try to help. Batman literaly said in that the real problem is that she doesn't care.
@@Bastolan that not what she said in the video at all
@@victor2641 2:26
Would Batman's contingency plans he set for Superman be the same for Supergirl or would he have to modify?
It be the same
It would be easier to take her down she is far less experienced and seems to be more cocky so she can fall into some trap that tests her overconfidence but it would probably use kryptonite or red sun tech
Apparently it wouldn't need to be that extreme.
Harsh criticism seems to be sufficient. Lol
Power wise, exactly the same. However the psychological side would be different as Clark has essentially a human mindset Batman is familiar with and Kara does not.
Same plan, different implementation.
"I'm not implying shit, I'm outright telling you to get this shit under control"
I forgot how cruel and honest Batman can be!!♥️
This to me is like the perfect dynamic between the two: the way Batman points like you focused on the wrong one haha
i mean...if i have to stay with a super powered person who can't control their power...i would probably book a ticket and get the hell out of there fast
It is good to see Superman being a good guy and actually tolerated Batman badmouthing his older sister.
Cousin
Who cares what Batman says? EVERY SINGLE ONE of the DC and Marvel heroes causes property damage when they fight and NO ONE complains. Remember Hulkbuster Iron Man vs Hulk?! But Supergirl causes damage and she's a danger to the world?! Get off your high horse, Bats.
The problem wasn't the destruction she made. But the fact that she DIDN'T CARE. You can't teach someone to care. Even Superboy in every single version he appears actually care for people and his actions
@@ianesgrecia8568 grundy cause the destruction and if she didn't care why bother helping defeat the villain.
The part where he points and Grundy looks was funny lol
Batman is right actually.
yes but never say it in ear shot of a super power kryptonian. lol. time place and manner..
He's talking to the strongest one, so I don't he cares. And knowing him he already has a plan to neutralize "miss righteous", if need be.
Except he’s not bothering to see it from her perspective. She’s not used to how planet Earth works (she assumed that robots would fix the damage lol) and clearly needs to be educated on that. Plus, she’s never had proper training on her powers and how to be a hero, especially in a busy city. She was never taught to deal with threats while doing as little damage as possible. Even Clark had to learn through trial and error, he just didn’t have Batman around to judge him at the time lol.
I’m not using these as excuses, I’m saying these are things Batman should consider so he can use this knowledge to actually FIX the Supergirl problem, instead of just giving up on her. His character is notoriously too cynical for his and everyone else’s own good.
Basically, naivety is the problem. Naivety is something can that be very easily fixed. I know it’s just a movie, but I see this kind of thinking all the time.
Are u surprised? Of course he’s right
Me when I haven't seen the movie
"I don't like what you're implying."
Well, was anything he said false? As harsh and blunt as Batman is, he's not wrong. The only adjective Batman was missing to describe Supergirl was arrogant.
This is why Bruce never had one "more than one night" girlfriend 🤣🤣 Kara and Diana can blast this "backwards planet" and still remain the best. ❤❤❤
Batman is a pragmatist but I also feel like he would have a lot of sympathy for Kara since at such a young age she suddenly lost her family to tragedy and now struggles to figure out the best way to move forward.
He didn't exactly "banished" her, man.
Batman finally indirectly called out Addison awesome!!!👏 it’s not always about you Addison!
The thing is batman wouldnt kick anyone out but he would tell em straight up how their hurting people
True kara put people in danger but how many times can Superman say he didn’t make the same mistakes? He should be helping her instead of letting Batman make her feel worse than she is feeling now.
Superman cares for the destruction of his actions. Supergirl doesnt.
Heck. Even superboy is aware of his destruction when he loses control. But all Kara does is complain
@@ianesgrecia8568supergirl does care
Solomon Grundy is still mad about the time supergirl, Batgirl, and wondergirl, wanting him to fight them.
Batman made Jason, Batman is no better.
Batman didn’t make Jason.
the joker and the Lazarus pit did
Batman didn’t kill the joker because he knows that killing isn’t always the best option
He did however beat the joker into a bloody mess every time he dared to mention what he did to Jason.
What do you think Batman should have done?
Did anybody else off of the memory of their ears expect to hear Kevin Conroy when Batman swooped in and then remember he passed last year? My brain still has a hard time wrapping around that
Batman: Look, go solve this, or I will. And that means I'll put her through rigorous training that'll turn her into a Bat instead of a Super. So, if you don't want a Super-themed vigilante, then go calm her down.
She'd been there for 2 months and she didn't even bother to stop and think, "Hey, where are all the robots and advanced technology?"
Geez, she's just a teenage girl
People are too harsh on her
Teenagers tend to be immature
@@ilphi08
I mean, this isn't even about her being immature or anything; It's just common sense.
Batman-“with her abilities that makes her a threat”. Contingency plans activated..
In Superman Batman apocalypse they drop supergirl off on Wonder Woman's island for training. It was a better solution.
Batman to Solomon Grundy with just a simple look saying "I'm not your problem. He is"
"Hey, were Supers. What could happen?"
That's one way of looking at things, Batman already has difficulty trusting human beings, so in someone he criticized "Destroyed buildings and failed to control her powers. Worse, she doesn't care.” No need to be optimistic
Batman makes all the rules now for Earth even though he can't keep Gotham under control?
Yeah he really doesn't have a right thinking he can make all the decisions for everyone, especially when that is not even his cousin to deal with.
Kara's still green
I'm sure Clark made mistakes when he started out
Clark lives all his live on earth, whereas Kara spent her childhood on Krypton
She just has to learn her ways on earth
She's just starting and needs training so Batman just banishes her.
She literally had months. And still didn't even CARE. yeah. Batman should just banish her but
I don't see the name " Bruce Wayne " on the planet for that guy to give others orders.
It's pretty like batman to think he's got the authority to literally banish a teenager from planet earth. No tact at all.
“It is only when mosquito land on your balls that you realize there is a way to solve problems without using violence.”
Better supergirl than whatever they introduced in New Flash movie.
Love Jensen in his Batman era
Did he forget she had super hearing too 😭😭😭
Tbh if people ranted when saved from death and destruction, I’d just watch them die or wait for them to beg me to save them. Then I’d wait for them to give me all their life savings before even moving an inch to save them.
And that's why you would be a villan. Try wating Megamind sometimes.
"saved from death and destruction"
*While causing even more death and destruction and extorting the survivors when they're rightfully pissed under the threat of causing even more!*
_What a hero. Ugh._
It’s ok Kara. He does the same thing with Jason, hell maybe even worse 🤷🏿♂️
Jason deserves every word.
Wonder Woman was worse. She attacked her and Superman that forced her to use her powers. Batman approaches this with words and reason. Makes him a better hero than Diana.
To be fair, Diana is a Amazonian, from the old greeks. They didn't have much of a 'ask question first' prerrogative
@@ianesgrecia8568 - But she KNOWS Superman and what society and culture are like outside her island. Attacking her friend and his cousin in the middle of a city park was the stupidest way to to show them how dangerous her powers are. They could’ve just approached them like civil individuals and proposed the idea of her living on Paradise Island to train her powers.
Wonder Woman was taught that being Queen of the Amazons makes you the queen of all women and you make decisions for them whether they like it or not.
Also, being Queen means that you are also the strongest woman alive and after meeting Superman, she felt like that she found a man, who represents all other men, who can match her. But since she found a woman like Clark, she can't let that happen so she show her dominance and tries to take her down a peg(while also "inspiring"😮💨😑).
Everytime a Kryptonian comes to earth the planet raises insurance
Wasn’t expecting Supergirl to get overpowered by Solomon Grundy.
Grundy's powerlevels have always been inconsistent. In some incarnations, he can stand up to Superman for a while, in others he takes a beating from Batman. He's basically as strong as they need him to be. Sometimes he's strong enough to bust entire cities, sometimes he's not even strong enough to break a building.
She probably was holding back
I love jensen ackles as batman. We need more from his Batman.
Batman is totally right about the damage supergirl caused.
Batman + superwoman
Batman + wonder woman
Batman + cat woman or girl
Now many where + with batman.
Last thing superman would want to see is batman nailing his cousin. 😂
How about Batman walk in to Supergirl, touch her face softly and says “you’re a fucking disappointment”
That would be sexual harassment! kkkk
Omg The Batman animated series in the ending credits. I love that show so much. So sad we didn't get the Batman: Hush animated film from the same continuity.
Most important is Superman's failure to remind his "Older" cousin that Earth's technology is not up to par with Krypton. She thought of the damages as easy fixes for robots without knowing Earth doesn't have worker robots to fix her oopsies
I asked an AI what would happen if Bruce Wayne used his money and technology to upgrade the prisons in Gotham, and THIS proves cowardly selfish he is:
"If Bruce Wayne used his money and technology to upgrade the security of the prisons in Gotham, it would likely make the city safer and lessen the crime rate. By upgrading the security of the prison system, the city would be less likely to experience high levels of crime, and the inmates would be more likely to receive the proper rehabilitation and treatment necessary to return to society safe and productive. If Bruce Wayne used his money and technology to upgrade the security of the prisons in Gotham, it would likely make the city safer and lessen the crime rate. By upgrading the security of the prison system, the city would be less likely to experience high levels of crime, and the inmates would be more likely to receive the proper rehabilitation and treatment necessary to return to society safe and productive."
Not really. It was stated numerous times that The problem of Gotham as the system itself. If just throwing money solved the problem Bruce would have solved it years ago with the amoung of charities and donations he actually makes.
Heck. even Bruce's parents would have solved it if just throwing money solved the problem. But it doesn't. Because the corruption is very deep and the wrong people would just use the money to continue doing wrong things
He is NOT wrong
What about Jason Todd (Red Hood) that was caused by Him.
@@toycarsushiwriter3573 Jason Todd was killed by the fans thanks to a call in poll DC did at the time, him being revived was just a way to the popular character alive
@@toycarsushiwriter3573 red hood is not his fault…. And still red hood kills bad people…
@@bamban_garcia5562 What Red Hood did was wrong like what Supergirl did also.
Not Unless Red Hood was right to kill & blow up buildings and cut off heads of gangsters and villains.
Are you saying that?
@@bamban_garcia5562 That has nothing to do with what we are talking about.
Will DC ever allow Bruce to STOP complaining about Kara? It's getting tiresome, geez.
Maybe when they make a Kara that is not entitle and always screw it up
You burned my house to the ground?!
I “saved” it your welcome
No need to worry about the cash, but the bigger thing is who's gonna rebuild the destruction?
R.I.P. Kevin
The lack of empathy, as if he was to worship her like a god. If your being a hero just for gratification, you should quit.
Shes been on a human planet for a few months while growing accustomed to a set of powers she aquired because of Earth. Given that shes potentially stronger than Superman, thats a problem. Not to mention she lacked the proper training at the time.
Provide the solution then lol. I cant imagine he had room to talk given he lets a physcopath wander through Gotham and Matrapolis.
Batman wanted to get rid of both SuperGirl and Clark because they are both powerful and potentially the most dangerous people on earth but Clark is more tamed.
And I think he got rid of Kara because he couldn't stand Clark having another family member in his life.
Ok I've yet to see this and the animation isn't my favorite. Voice work is good so I'll overlook most of the art.
Why is Grundy so chunky?
i like this face shape for superman (oval-shaped with a defined jawline).
It makes him look like a kid.
Well Kryptonian’s can live for thousands of years as long as they have access to solar energy, mainly from a sun, so yeah, I think Superman is still a kid in the Kryptonian definition, a young adult to us, but not to them.
Though I think there is something about Krypton’s atmosphere versus Earth’s atmosphere actually making Kryptonians age slightly faster than on Krypton, but still a really slow aging process.
Worse she doesn't care And this is particularly Right
Batman can't talk Two Words Red Hood (Jason Todd).
The video title?????
Batman never banished anyone Supergirl just left all on her own 💀
Well his way thinking, and personality, banishing everyone. So its still on his fault
YOU ARE HEREBY BANISHED. BY THE BATMAN
I'll admit batman did sound a bit harsh, but he does have good points. She did stop grundy, but she could've hurt innocent civilians, and she didn't really seem to care about all the damage she did
Ego combined with immaturity and inexperience have always been a recipe for disaster... _Humans_ her age can't even handle the idea of drinking responsibly; and she's got the power to flatten a city.
She needs to grow up, but she needs an environment that can survive her as she does so.
A super-powered brat (an immature demi-god) is functionally barely different than a villain. Superman shouldn't need to be told this. His life has been one long course in living responsibly among mere humans. They just have to make Batman say it so he's the tough dad of the family.
Tbh, she has the same amount of damage-making as Spider-Man 💀
This animation style was a delight
Bruce don't be a jerk, she's still just a teen
Yeah that's right.
Bruce: Haven't you seen my origin?
@@davekisman2763 He really need to let it go what happend in that moment.
Exactly! Stop being such a damn Batdick.
How's he jerk? I see you're a fan of "their a teen" excuse.
Honestly the biggest problem is just that
She doesn't care
Any of her other problems could be remedied just by fixing that
Earth is a medieval dump compared to krypton
Batman: "Supergirl...you have betrayed the express command of your commander. Through your arrogance and stupidity, you've opened these peaceful realms and innocent lives to the horror and desolation of crime! You are unworthy of these realms, you're unworthy of your position, you're unworthy... of the loved ones you have betrayed! I now take from you your cape and spandex suit! In the name of my father, my mother and my butler, I, Batman, cast you out!"
Omg
Cast her out to my house, thats where I keep my space probes...for research purposes
Loved it. A bit too much wordy for Batman, but worth his calibre
Very funny🙄
Geez Batman is very uptight you know what's gonna calm him down some good old gouchi from Catwoman lol 😂😂😂
Batman was spitting hard right here.
When Kara has problem Superman defended her from Batman, but when Superman has conflict with Batman Kara sides with Batman against Superman lol
When did that happen?
@@titlasagna2172 In Injustice
@@hansbrick123 You nean series where he killed Billy who is a child ....
Sure idk why she sided with Bruce
@@wrexonus Why would Kara defend someone who murdered a child? Family or not, that's kinda fucked up, don't you think?
@@diamondcrafter78shane68 Well this is what I'm asking?
", but when Superman has conflict with Batman Kara sides with Batman against Superman" but in Injustice Superman is actual dictator and terrorist
It's like Batman never watched Batman: The Animated Series, Superman: The Animated Series, Justice League, or any of the other cartoons where the collateral damage Batman leaves behind ain't nothing, and Superman regularly tosses people's cars around to smash big baddies.
But Supergirl isn't perfect out of the gate, so....
You missed the point. More than the destruction she has caused, on purpose, accidentally or collateral damage, Batman's issue with her is she doesn't even care. Granted, she is on a strange new world, with new powers that she only had for a couple of months, but it's her attitude that Bats is more concerned about. Combine her attitude with those godlike powers of hers makes her a threat... a very dangerous threat...
I wish they could give Superman his classic sui