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Okay, guys, I don't have a problem with 2004's The Batman. I was just making a joke about how young Shady didn't like ANY animated Batman that was different than Bruce Timm's for biased reasons.
It's okay Shady, us Batman '04 fans are used to the slander.
trust me Shady, I was the same place and it's totally understandable.
Kevin Conroy was Batman for nearly 2 decades with his tenure ending when JLU ended and just when that show ended then after Batman Begins came out WB commissioned a new series to be made to promote it and that's how we got The Batman, even though the series wasn't tied to it.
so for us to have gone 20yrs of Kevin to now seeing a new incarnation, yeah it was going to be hard and it's only recently folks have reevaluated The Batman and see it as a good series
Also it has the best movies where Batman actually fights Dracula
Shady, don't pretend that wasn't an intentional plant to stir up interest in that series in future videos XD
Honestly, even if you did have a problem with it, I can totally respect that opinion. The Batman was definitely more of a unique flavor of Batman show. I can understand how jarring it would be to go from Batman TAS (an incredibly long running series) to The Batman's more fantastical, exaggerated style and brand new voice cast.
Sorry for the joke flying over my head, autism doesn't do me any favors sometimes, lol. It was a good joke though.
Bro i had the same mentality as a kid. If it isn’t Kevin Conroy, it’s not Batman.
Honestly, this show had the best animated Blue Beetle design. Something about the eyes just helps contrast the blue and black.
Red and blue even when not purple is a winning combination. Why do you think spiderman kept it in spite of originally not being so? Even freaking Sonic copied it!
@@erikbihari3625Not to mention Mario and modern Harley Quinn
So true bro
I completely agree this is the peak blue beetle design.
Best Batman show
Youngy shady: I don't like new ideas. I want to stay with my feel good shows
Old shady: I hate that kid
Same here. As a kid, I exclusively read xenofiction like the Warriors books, Guardians of Ga’Hoole, even old books like Black Beauty, White Fang, or Watership Down.
I still enjoy the genre, don’t get me wrong. But, now that I’ve read outside of that genre and even picked up some stuff I missed out on, I’m kicking myself for skipping out on books I would’ve ADORED simply because they weren’t from such a niche genre.
@@KlutzyNinjaKitty for me I wanted to expand my horizons more but I was poor and had little way to do it. Even cable wasn't a thing for me for a few years
But funny enough as an adult I was the one who decided to not get the cable back as I don't watch cable tv anymore which is something crazy to say if I was a kid
Who is shady?
Character development!
@@CloneCommanderQutibahAlFarouqi the man, the legend, our host
The show is basically an homage to the funny silver age of comics
Goofy doesn't mean they can't have serious moments. This episode has an entire planet's citizens harvested for energy!
@@erikbihari3625Don’t forget the doom patrol episode and how that ended.
@@rosesske2551or Chill of the Night!
@@rosesske2551. Yeah, i'm surprised they showed up on teen titans too, our once capable providers took c.n. from us!
@@oz_jones. Inside the outsiders?
The best line in the entire show has got to be "The hammer of justice is unisex". Every time I see Batman from Batman The Brave and The Bold, that is the only line that I will think of.
'batman does not eat nachos!'
“That was an ape driving a cab.”
"That was an ape driving a cab."
@@noti7510 OR LISTEN TO ROCK N ROLL OR WATCH ON HVS TAPES
I loved Blue Beetle in this show. His design was sooooo good.
Not to mention, we didn't have to wait an entire season before the reach showed up!
This was my introduction to Blue Beetle.
@@supersonicheroes. You too? All three of them, actually.
@@erikbihari3625 Yeah, me too! Pretty cool. Jaime is my personal favorite version of, but I understand why Ted is a fan-favorite.
Armored bug heroes are cool in general, Kamen Rider, Spider-man ETC
I get the feeling Shady is really going to like this shows version of Aquaman.
Yeah, he's ooutrageously good!
@@erikbihari3625 Plus he was voiced by John DiMaggio.
@@somerandoladand he has a beard
And he sings a rousing round of heroism!
They gave him such a randomly fucking rather dark episode.
It was a good episode.
Look, I know that the Animated Series is considered the best, but Brave and the Bold was not only the Batman I grew up with, but my personal favorite to this day. So glad to see it making a resurgence this last couple of years.
This show did metahumor and multiverse better than the M.c.u.! Did you know it also debuted in the same year as iron man?
I my view it deserves respect
@@Autobotmatt428. Not alone pal!
Ditto
Personally, I like The Batman (2004) better than the Animated Series.
Especially when it comes to Bats' riddle solving, there's just no competition.
This show, BTAS, and The Batman 2004 were definitely the best Batman shows
I know Shady doesn’t like it, but I actually like the 2004 “The Batman” cartoon. The new designs were creative and the animation was really good. I just didn’t like the later episodes with Robin and Batgirl, I felt like the show was at its peak when it was just Bruce, Alfred, and Detective Yin.
2004 The Batman was extremely underrated
Agreed 100%
Facts 😁
Yessir
Shady: “I was hoping to see Ted Kord.”
Me: *deep inhale*
God bless the episode where the writers act like Kord being friends with both Batman and Booster Gold is adultery
Who’s gonna tell him?
@@atheist2025nah, let him find out on his own
@@droidmaker7932 We sure that's the best move, Cap?
@@therobotfromirobot Question, when was Booster gold made?
In the comics Green Arrow and Batman both work together often because of their similar skill sets, and backgrounds. Batman, Green Lantern, Flash, and Green Arrow are like the dream team.
Also Jaime is the third Blue Beetle. Ted Kord was the 2nd, who couldn't use the scarab like the first beetle could and used his skills in martial arts, and gadgets to make up for the lack of superpowers. Jaime got the Scarab after Kord was killed.
Who’s the first
@@matthewgallaway3675
Dan Garrett.
Don’t tell him! I wanna see his depression myself.
Did they ever explain why he couldn't use the scarab? Was he not compatible?
And Dan Garrett too died so to ensure of Kord becoming the new BB.
Deidrach Bader, is the man whom gave the most flawless answer to one of life’s most asked questions, “what would you do if you had a million dollars?” - “2 chicks at the same time”
Excuse me sir, but what, pray tell, do you mean, exactly?
@@erikbihari3625 Rex Khawn Do is all about the buddy system no flying solo! Elites look forward to a babe like Starla.
@@erikbihari3625 office space
And Has Delgado in Billy and Mandy
@@pskarts20. Ok?
You should really give the batman from 2004 a chance because that opening slaps
Which one? There's two.
@@Zacman1123 if you're referring to the openings both openings slap though I originally liked 2 I'm starting to enjoy opening 1 more
I like both opening. What your fav episode? Mine is Two of the Kind, Strange New World, Batgirl and Robin origin story and so much more...that show is so good....
@@syabilaazri7834 so I've heard unfortunately I was born in 2003, so I never got a chance to watch it but I heard the openings on youtube and I fell in love with them the second opening more than the first one originally
The Batman was my first exposure to Batman as a kid and I still love that show to this day!
I remember being sad when it stopped airing.
This show was golden, perfect blend of action and the cheezy comic superhero cliches. Loved it especially aqua man
This show's depiction of Aquaman was outrageously hilarious!
OUTRAGEOUS!
A:"isn't it cheeSy like this:🧀? B:"could people just stop using that meaningless buzz word? Iether say campy or goofy, those at least would(just barely) fit here!
@@oiwithyou. Aquaman:-"is Batman A C lister, is that what you think?"-"poppycock"!
@@oiwithyou. Teal'c:-"indeed"!
The show is based off of the Silver Age of comic books (1955-1970) and acts as a kind of modernized update to that era. You should definitely keep going with it, as the 2nd and 3rd seasons produce the best episodes in the show. The ones with the Trinity, the one with the Batman of Zurr En Arr, and the one in Metropolis are personal favorites of mine. I grew up with BTAS, but I always felt this show was the most consistent of all the Batman shows.
Not to mention"chill of the night"where no less than Three batmans, voice in that episode!
@@erikbihari3625 And a joker
@@ricardonb6375I know, but I want him to be surprised! ;)
A lot of people point to this show and mention its silver age roots, but what most forget to mention is that it's so SINCERE. It's not talking down to the audience, it's not wink-wink-nudge-nudge parodying, it's not ashamed of the source material. You can tell the writers truly love what they're making and what it means, and that can seem pretty rare sometimes. Especially in superhero movies. Thanks MCU, thanks Joss Whedon.
The X-Men movies also liked the shit on the comic book roots too so it wasn't just MCU specifically.
Superhero movies had a tendency to shit on source material or make jaba for humor but tbh that's the same for any live action western adaptations of anime/manga like Dragon Ball Evolution.
@@Shift_Salt I haven't watched any X-Men movies since waaay back to First Class, so the worst I remember is them absolutely hating the comic costumes early on (I still love the cowl and yellow x, Cyclops...) so you're probably right.
As for anime, it can go both ways. For every Netflix Cowboy Bebop or Death Note there's a One Piece. It knocked it the fuck outta the park. The live action Riki-Oh and Fist of The North Star movies are legendary, in their own ways.
Exactly! I absolutely adored the Aquaman in this show.
And even when faithful to the source material, the show wasn't being too faithful to the point that it becomes dated, unlike what X-Men and Spider-Man: The Animated Series did... suffice to say, the show borrowing certain progressive elements from the DCAU, Teen Titans, and The Batman 2004 helps it lots.
So glad to see you covering this treasure. Batman: Brave and the Bold was a true love letter to the superhero genre, like an ACTUAL tribute to the silver age. It was complete childlike awe and wonder alongside classic moral lessons (The episode “The Outsiders” with Wildcat is still my most favorite episode to this day, and Wildcat was brilliantly cast, RIP R. Lee Ermey). So seeing you cover this show is gonna be awesome.
Unlike modern superhero media, that overplayed and ruined metahumor and the multiverse. This show demonstrated, that playing things straight, has it's benifits!
Don't you mean the silver age bud?
@@erikbihari3625 Flubbed my comment, thanks for the correction!
@@erikbihari3625 Also yeah MAWS comes to mind when I think of superhero cartoons done wrong.
It's more Silver Age, but yes, BatB is amazing
Massively underrated show. I love it so much and the fact that it crossed over with Scooby Doo TWICE touches my heart to this very day.
I had forgotten it crossed over with Scooby doo.
@@thepayne7862 it's just Tuesday at this point for that.
My childhood batman show? And my first introduction to Blue beetle? And one of my favorite youtubers? This is a good day.
Indeed, we've been served a good meal by our gracious host! Hope there's more to come.
@@erikbihari3625 same
@@colorblind0801. You think it's possible that we can talk him into doing two episodes in a single video?
@@erikbihari3625 no harm in trying
@@colorblind0801. Rhigetty:-"it's the bible, you get credit for trying". ;)
Batman the Brave and the Bold is the ultimate love letter to the mythos of Batman. Nothing but great examples of Batman being what we want to see in ourselves.
I remember this show. That Joe Chill episode was top tier.
Every episode of this show is top tier. This is basically what teen titans go should've been(along with hero 180 season 1)!
Chill of the Night
The Music Meister episode of BATB was incredible, and quite frankly the turning point where many of the shows detractors started to give it a chance. I’d love to see that episode get reviewed next
Mine's probably the Ted Kord episode where he martyred himself (S1E8 - "Fall of the Blue Beetle!", to be exact). Didn't expect this show to actually still be serious enough to acknowledge legacies and sacrifices a la the previous DC cartoons.
Oh MAN! You're gonna LOVE this series! Brave and The Bold is the perfect blend of golden age cheese and yet this Bats takes it as seriously as ever. Absoulte GOLD!!!
It's actually silver age, since the batman oz zur-un-ahrr, and the cosmic treadmill show!
You are now legally obligated to do Mayham of the Music Meister.
I love Brave and the Bold. Nowadays, whenever I read a Batman comic from the New 52 and onwards, I do get depressed since those comics aren't really fun anymore. But when I look back on Brave and the Bold, and the comics that inspired it, I'm reminded why I love old DC comics.
I remember having this episode on DVD. I always felt Beetle had a lot on his plate trying to be a good successor. Not to mention he would prove he would be the perfect successor by being able to defeat the villain without the scarab.
Such a great underated show that was wacky and knew it
The joe chill episode was so perfect to see the voices of joker and Batman from tas be batman's angel and demon with Kevin and mark
Also it's so meta how the ending basically was to cancel the show in universe by bat mite
A:"especially considering how overplayed,obvious, and unfunny it become nowdays! B:"there was also Adam West and Julie Newmar! C:"this show was properly meta!
"The Green Arrow was considered a shameless copy of Batman."
That's funny considering Batman *is* a shameless copy of The Shadow.
I grew up on this show. It taught me that the world isn't all dark and gloom like Batman.. And that it's bigger than Batman himself. There's a literal entire universe of characters that this interested me in. Especially episodes like " Chill of the night " or " Menace of the Madniks " really stand out for their character showcase.
Not gonna lie, wasn’t expecting you to cover The Brave and The Bold.
I’m amused. 😊
After he reviewed legends, and said he lives for this stuff, I not only recommended it, but knew sooner or later we'd see him cover one episode. Looks like former!
One of my favourite episodes of the show involves the Spectre and the Phantom Stranger having a bet about how Batman would respond if he came face to face with Joe Chill after all these years.
The fact that TPS is played by Conroy and Spec by Hamill is just icing on the character study cake, though.
A large portion of my memories with my dad as a kid are of us sitting down and watching Brave and the Bold together. He was a big comics kid and while I got to see Batman doing superhero action he got to see all the deep cuts from his childhood like Jay Garrick Flash and Etrigan and Detective Chimp, in an almost Silver Age style of storytelling. It was a really fun time for both of us; I'm sure it'll be a fun time for you, too.
Would love to see Shady cover "Chill of the Night!" Fantastic episode that is basically a BTAS episode with a TBATB coat of paint over it. It's even written by Paul Dini!
One episode at a time"old chum". This show is a treasure trove of comic coolness, we can't just rush it! Wanna grab a saxophone in the meantime?
Or the Grey Ghost
@@Autobotmatt428. That's animated.
Another great thing about Chill of the Night is also that its structure fits perfectly into Brave and the Bold being an adaptation of an really old story (like its based on a Golden Age Batman story), having Batman "team up" with other heroes (properly one of the better ways to justify Specter and Phantom Stranger to appear at all) and it was filled to the brim with fan service for long time Batman fans.
So despite its darker tones doesn't it break from Brave and the Bolds actual structure.
(its also one of the like 3 times in the whole series were we see Batman unmasked)
@@rynobehnke8289plus Batman legends Mark Hamil,Kevin Conroy and Adam West appear in that episode
This whole show was designed to be an homage to the golden age of comics. It’s so cheesy sometimes and I love it. One episode I recommend is the one when Batman tracks down his parent’s killer. In the process, the killer finds out who Batman really is and invites his whole rogues gallery for it
Dude that has to be the best one besides the Vigilante ep.
Brave in the bold was one of the earliest Batman media that got me into liking him and DC as a whole- besides Arkham Asylum. I hold the show dear to my heart for being fun…also the song Grey and blue. I don’t know what episode it’s in but i love it unconditionally
Night of the Batman I think!
Bro Vigilante in both Brave and bold and JLU were the best. I appreciate seeing another cowboy in the wild.
That episode surely is S3E3 - "Night of the Batmen!". You're welcome.
@@erikbihari3625Yep, that's the one!
With Bader, his biggest live-action role was Oswald in "The Drew Carey Show", and as for voice-acting, the biggest one for me is Hoss Delgado from "Billy & Mandy"
Best three episodes for me are:
"Mayhem of the Music Meister" - a musical episode with Neil Patrick Harris playing the titular villain, who can hypnotize people through song.
"The Mask of Matches Malone" - Batman loses his memory and *thinks* he's his undercover persona, and the Birds of Prey sing an innuendo-laden song about all the members of Justice League.
"Emperor Joker" - drawn right from the comics, where the Joker gains the powers of Bat-Mite (basically a fanboy version of Mxyzptlk), and uses them to twist reality to his whim.
Just wait till you reach, "Chill of the Night!"
That is possible the best animated Batman episode ever.
Words cannot describe how incredible this show was for me in my childhood. Seeing these lesser known characters made me think that they were like series regulars for all of batman but in reality they weren't. It made me really happy to see Blue Beetle, Red Tornado, and a few others in Lego Batman 3
I loved this show. Was a great way to experience old characters the show only fans weren't aware of.
My introduction to a lot of DC comics
What you said at 9:00 reminded me so mich of Macgyver. That guy showed that you can solve a lot of problems simply by just using some smart thinking and creatively using whatever you have available. Always loved those types of heroes.
Indeed. Not to mention, now that superhero media become so mainstream that meta writing and multiverse become overused, unfunny, bad, nice seeing them done well!
This show is my absolute favorite. A lot of references to other material, it makes use of uncommon characters, and it revels in campiness.
Well, one episode I would say is an exception to that last point. I won't name drop it or the villain it spotlights because I feel it's better experienced when you're expecting a traditional episode with one-liners, puns, and situationally-specific bat-gadgets.
The more you watch, the more I think you'll love this series, Shady.
I'm still surprised people call this show lighthearted when it has episodes like chill of the night, and especially inside the outsiders!
2024: 🎶 WHILE ALL THE BOYS CAN KEEP YOU PUNKS AT BAYYYY, NO ONE DOES IT BETTER THAN THE BIRDS OF PREY 🎶
I love the Music Meister episode where he turns reality into a musical, black canary has a great singing voice when she is simping over batman.
I grew up with Batman the Brave and The Bold and it honestly is probably like the greatest thing I've ever watched. Every episode is just so perfect, with cheesy villains and schemes, songs that slapped (yes I still replay the Birds of Prey song to this day, fight me), cheesy lines and the perfect blend of serious messages and action scenes. Plus the specials were always awesome, I have vivid memories geeking out over Batman becoming a green lantern, a cowboy and even a training arc with a guy in a jungle n stuff. Show just slapped in general, and I expect more videos, Shady!
"I'm the music meister!" Yeah, the songs are also still stuck in my head! XD
Dude, cheesy is your pizza. This show is exaggerated and sometimes goofy, but cheesy is just a meaningless, overused buzz word, that seriously needs to disappear!
Chill of the Night is imo one of the best episodes in this show. The cast alone in that episode makes it peak. I can't wait till you get to it.
Episode one is one of the weaker episodes. The next appearance of Jamie actually starts with a flashback to Batman and Ted just having a casual conversation about gadgets and such while fighting some goons. When this show gets really good is the songs ,as in Batman and other characters actually singing, some times randomly but there’s a full musical episode guest staring Neil Patrick Harris as the music mister that is glorious. Although best song of the series goes to Aquaman who is honestly the best character in the show and I look forward to you discovering the best Aquaman ever.
Batman's VA in this series was also the guy who voiced Hoss Delgado in The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy, in case anyone was wondering.
I've been bitten by ghosts, haunted by mole-rats, and slapped by vampires
I love this show, my favorite villain was the Music Meister.
His songs are still stuck in my head to this day!
Same
Fun fact, he's not only voiced by Neil Patrick Harris, but is an original creation of this show itself!
@@erikbihari3625Really, I expected him to be a silver age one shot villain. Guess that makes him the equivalent of Condiment King from btas.
@@C0ldIronHe also made it into Lego DC supervillains game.
I enjoyed this show as a kid just fine but never fully appreciated it until recently. It's a love letter to the Silver Age and goes to the wall with how bonkers the scenarios can get, both new ones and ones ripped straight from the comics. Plus it was my (and most people's) first exposure to Jaime Reyas, and got me hooked on the character.
The Blue Beetle brought this show from another DC cartoon I watched as a kid, up to something I will never forget!
I love B&B it was so good. I think the best story in my opinion was the Earth 3 plot. The twist that Bats thought Scarlet Scarab was potentially a good person but then whatever he said to his scarab shocked Bats so hard he was like omg. And no one can forget Music Meister!
Absolutely fantastic show, and another wonderful episode, Shady! Batman;BatB took a lot of leaps. I love how much of a petty-asshole Guy Gardner is, I love how they really make you feel the loss of Ted Cord and Bwana-Beast, showcasing B to Z-level heroes and villains, the return of classic and forgotten heroes like Space Ghost, the Metal Men, and I will ALWAYS love a Wildcat appearance. (if only DC would show us Hawkman-fans some love every now and then. We either get Badass Hawkgirl and a deceased Hawkman or nothing at all XD )
Or the Black Adam one, which isn't really that much like hawkman.
Hawkman actually does show up in the Brave and the Bold videogame!
Strap in for the Hammers of Justice!
So glad you’re checking this gem of a show out!
I will admit, I love the Brave and the Bold's Aquaman. And the episode featuring "The Green Arrow Signal" just about had me floored with laughter.
Personally i love the batman 2004
It has many of its own benefits different from other batman cartoons
Mainly how it feels like batman is threatened by his foes and how we see him become the batman more than just knowing oh he was bstman for a long time so hes already good at it
One of the things I love is how Bruce has to adapt in each episode. The formula is usually “First clash, Bruce loses, second clash, Bruce adapts and wins”. That, plus the Ethan Bennett/Clayface arc was really good, and Detective Yin was a great original character.
I think the only thing that brought the show down was the introduction of Robin and Batgirl. The show didn’t handle those two the best and they kind of changed the show’s tone for the worse.
Brave and the Bold was like my introduction to dc universe characters I didn’t know existed, but overall the show was a great mixture of the 60s Batman through modern day especially the Music Miester episode
It and Scribblenauts Unmasked for me.
As a kid, this was my first exposure to superheroes; This show made me fall in love with superheroes, comics, and ofc Batman!
Glad to see it get some love! Keep up the great work :)
I know plenty of characters thanks to this show, chief emoung them blue beetle and guy gardner!
Just wait until you get to the Joe Chill episode. Very satisfying.
This show is honestly one of my favorite superhero shows of all time. While it does include newer characters like Jaime Reyes (to which Brave and the Bold was the first show to PROPERLY introduce the character through media outside of the comics and one episode of Smallvile) but it's also such a fantastic love letter to the silver age of comics in both its style and choices of character design!! Sure, the later season(s) can have their slower moments and the formula can get a bit stale...but it doesn't stop the fact that the people behind this show knew what they were doing and creates something truly special.
I love how so many of the episodes were written by actual DC writers, it really makes you understand why you see each version of the character you do (see: Shadow of the Bat's selection of Justice League Members)
@@therobotfromirobotAnd said writers are also veterans of past DC cartoons even from way to Superfriends. Their experience on their careers shows lots in this awesome fanservice and homage smogasbord.
All I can hear when this batman speaks is " bow to your sensei. BOW TO YOU SENSEI!!!".
Batman's voice actor in the show also plays him in the Harley Quinn adult animated series
The brave and the bold is my favorite batman series because it doesn't take itself as serious as most modern superhero shows while still having the heart of the best DC superhero cartoons. Its campy and over the top and it loves being that way, revering the era of comics it is inspired by
This Jaime Reyes is a good example of superhero sucessors.
I’m sure I’m like the 100th person to comment this but final episode of Batman: brave and the bold is truly something to behold.
As for Ted kord, there is an episode where booster gold goes back in time with Batman to hang out with the second blue beetle one last time. There’s also an episode opener where Ted and Batman talk about their gadgets and a flashback in a Jaime episode.
I feel you on the Bruce Timm bias. I'm the same way when it came to Superman. I watched the Christopher Reeve Superman movies before _Superman Returns_ came out, and that was my first exposure to the Big Blue Boy Scout. By the time Brandon Routh's version came onto the big screen, I simply wasn't having it. The smaller "S" on his chest, his curl was on the wrong side, and the maroon red...yeah, I just wasn't on board with the design back then. Now that I've grown up, Brandon's performance wasn't bad. Especially now that I've seen him play the character again a few years ago.
Again?
@@erikbihari3625 Yes. Brandon Routh was in the CW _Crisis on Infinite Earths_ crossover, and was slated to play Superman again.
@@Kal_g. And here I thought he's just gonna be the atom from now on. Also what happened that make producers get cold feet?
@erikbihari3625 I believe it was just for that crossover. There hasn't been any word of him playing Superman again since. Also...I'm sure if I understand the last part of your comment.
@@Kal_g. Why didn't they go through with it, I meant. Just saying, pretty big missed opportunity that i'm surprised has occured given how mutch fanservice was already crammed in there! Why do you think they didn't do it?
Diedrich Bader.
- Hoss Delgado _(The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy)_
- Batman (various), Booster Gold _(Justice League Action!),_ Ace the Bat-Hound _(Krypto)_
- Andrew Hacker _(Bones),_ Oswald Harvey _(The Drew Carey Show)_
… and many more.
Also, the opening theme of *extremely* similar to the 90s _The Tick_ cartoon theme.
I liked Plastic Man in this show. I later learned he was voiced by Tom Kenny, the voice-actor for Spongebob and Ice King. He never seemed out-of-place in this series. A hero that didn't take himself too seriously in a show that didn't either. He's also a relatable hero, he's like "yeah, I want to do good, help Batman, yadda-yadda" but he's also like "well, I DO also want money".
That's the thing about Tom Kenny. There are MANY times where you'll hear the voice of SpongeBob SquarePants in his characters, but you'll overlook that because he made sure they get a sense of character uniqueness that makes your FORGET he played SpongeBob SquarePants. Cases in point, the Penguin in The Batman 2004 and Starscream in Transformers Animated.
At night he's Batman, but by day he's Hoss Delgado.
Ahhhh, I grew up watching this show, probably one of the biggest contributors to my love of DC and its cast of heroes and villains. Just wait until he gets to the Music Meister episode.
I’m looking forward to Shady discovering this show’s version of Aquaman. As well as being roused by songs of heroism.
@@C0ldIron Aquaman is outrageously funny and perfect in this.
Blue beetle is my favourite character. As a kid, it can be easier to relate to younger heroes as your chances of being them seems closer
I’m a big fan of the iconography of the golden & silver age of the dcu, and Batman tbatb is the best dc cartoon that showcases what makes the characters fun & iconic imo.
A real bygone era that makes wish dc comics was like this show rn.
It did metahumor and the multiverse better than the m.c.u., so it's win to me. But, even Ben 10 omniverse,phineas and ferb,ultimate spider man cartoon did multiverse better!
2004 Batman and Btas are the cartoons I grew up on, I absolutely loved clayface story in the 04 show.
Same, I wouldn't mind that take on clayface being adapted in other mediums.
Yes this is such a good show I’m glad you’re covering it
Took these words right out of my mouth, old chum! ;)
The music is actually a homage to Cowboy Bebop.
Also I'm glad I'm not the only one that screamed Batman when the instruments went up.
It can also be deemed as a love letter to similar superhero stuff like The Incredibles.
If you haven't given it a second chance yet, I highly recommend going back to give the 2004 Batman series "The Batman". Yeah, it's not as good as TAS, but it's still very good and does it's own thing, especially with the character designs.
Without Neil patrick Harris playing music meister, i honestly may have never joined choir and made singing a part of my life, best Batman show
Have you got a hypnotic singing voice yet?
@@eamonndeane587 although it is true bullies used to pick on me because I sang in choir, sadly nothing strange occurred when I kept singing higher.
I loved this show as a kid! It introduced me to Blue Beetle and plenty of other DC characters.
You HAVE to make a review of “The Mayhem of the Music Meister!” Episode. It was a musical episode where the main villain is voiced by Neil Patrick Harris. It’s an absolute banger and everyone sings in it, even Batman.
EDIT: I forgot to mention the Music Meister is a TBATB original villain but for some reason, was adapted into the Arrowverse, which I find hilarious.
He got adapted into the Harley Quinn TV series too actually, only he was made into a black guy.
Probably one of the best episodes of this series is chill of the night.
Was late 00's, early 10's, specifically shady. Also, amoung those rare examples for"fine wine", that not only starts out good, but gets better when going further! Dare embark this journey for/with all your fans shady?
Ew, Batman that's not brooding and the desing isn't gothic? Pass. /s
@@oz_jones. Bat-mite:-"batman's rich history allows him to be interperated in a multitude of ways, to be sure, this is a lighter incarnation, but it's certainly no Less valid, and true to the character's roots, as the tortured avenger, crying out for mommy and daddy".
Though Dedrick Batter played Batman more than once. I’ll always remember him as one of Drew’s best Friends on the Drew Carry Show.
Also The Batman was an absolutely fantastic show.
Best superhero cartoon, I will hear nothing else. Best Batman as well.
Batman TAS. Change my mind.
Best Batman?
Arkham Batman
Tas Batman
Lego Batman
AM I JOKE TO YOU
@@WSendam Compared to this Batman, yes.
@@CommanderSteelTrap agree to disagree also DIEDRICH BADER IS THE GOAT ❤
This show just gets better the longer u watch it, hope u enjoy it mane
I never thought I would know a classic superhero fan that DIDN'T like Batman 2004.
It used to get bashed a lot back when it first came out.
@@GamerSlyRatchet1 No way, that's cap?!
Actually, Shady was just lampshading on how his younger self hated the show. Time will tell if his current self will check out awesome eps like "Artifacts" and "Seconds" someday.
Quite literally this is how I was introduced to blue beetle before young justice
Now Shady need to review the Music Meister episode of this series. I need to see his reaction to a Batman musical episode (the songs are good). Also, i love the desings in this series.
An episode I highly recommend either just looking at or even reviewing as a whole is the episode Mystery In Space where Batman and Aquaman team up with Adam Strange to take down the Gordanian invasion of Rann. That heroic speech that Aquaman gives when it seems hopeless always raises my spirits.
So... does this also mean you'll do the 'Brave and the Bold' Christmas episode? It's surprisingly dark.
The Red tornado one?
@@brainkiller7503. Yeah, when his near obliteration was equated to feeling Christmas cheer!
If he ever does review it, it won't be during the Christmas season, that's for sure, since in previous videos he's made it clear he doesn't do holiday episodes when they're relevant. 😂
EDIT: Nevermind, Shady has disregarded his rule. 😂🤣😂
@@erikbihari3625 in that case I agree either that or the Ted Kord episode
@@brainkiller7503. Maybe he'll manage to pull it out just in time for Christmas!
This show, even when I was, like, 4-7, had some pretty in depth stories.
There's a christmas episode about the Red Tornado, who is a robot with human appearance (that can generate tornados, duh) tries to comprehend christmas by creating a family, starting with a son, who of course turns evil. At the end you just have Batman, freaking Batman being the emotional support, comforting RT on his loss and failed attempt at creating a family.
Also, spoilers, but the original blue beetle DOES, in a way, appear in the show alongside this BB. I won't spoil how because it is a killer episode, but be tuned for that if and when you cover more episodes.
I'm looking forward to more vids on this show. Mainly because I'm curious to see how Shady reacts to Aquaman.
Outrageous!
Just imagine his reaction to chill of the night or mayhem of the music meister!
Everyone needs to experience “Aquamans Song of Rousing Heroism” at least once in their life.
I have a ton of nostalgia for the Music Meister episode. You’d definitely enjoy it (even if you don’t end up covering it, but it’d be awesome if you did)!
Just got off work, just rolled a blunt, and Shady just uploaded. Life is GOOD
My man! High five!
My favorite batman show, with my favorite villain THE MUSIC MEISTER
Don't you throw shade at "the batman" that show gave us the second best joker who becomes a vampire!
And a glorious Catwoman who doesn't get permanently caught by the law, an interesting Batgirl who became Batman's first apprentice, a better Hugo Strange than B: TAS', a better truly villainous Mr. Freeze unlike in Batman & Robin, and maybe even a Robin who'll eventually lead the famed Teen Titans, among other pluses.
one of my favorite episodes of the series and the one that got me into it is "Mayhem of the Music Meister!" it's just really fun, and a musical!
I never knew clock king was german in the show, because I always watcht it in german. 😅
I envy Shady, he gets to enjoy the show from the ground up, while I have to just rewatch it :(
You should check out the The Batman(2004) series
Okay but Batman's mentor-esk bond with Blue Beetle is wholesome in this show! ^-^