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One that I would mention would be Tomar-Re in Young Justice. I can’t imagine what he went through constantly being reminded of his greatest failure, whenever the galaxies greatest hero Superman was mentioned. The way he honorably gave his life to save New Genesis helped him die with a clear conscience, knowing he was able to save that world.
Here are some honorable mentions: - The Mad Hatter Lost His Head, Literally (Batman: Bad Blood) - Gregory Belson's Cowardly Escape Gone Wrong (Batman & Mr. Freeze: SubZero) - Dana Blew Up Patrick's Mouse House (Batman Beyond)
I knew the Joker was going to be number 1. Mark Hamill’s Joker is incredible. The Joker is not only Batman’s greatest enemy but also has many versions of him that are evil. In Batman Beyond Return of the Joker he tortured and brainwashed Tim instead of killing him like he does to Jason in the comics. Also the Joker has caused so much hurt to a Batman and his friends.
That movie encapsulated me even as a kid. I couldn’t believe how dark it got then how satisfying it was to see him finally be ended (sort of). Made me believe in Terry McGinnis that much more
In number 8, Owlman pretty much did it to himself. Whan Batman sent him to that cold uninhabitable Earth, the owl-themed supervillain had the option to either: 1) Use the dimension-traveling device to transport himself to another Earth, or.... 2) deactivate the Q.E.D bomb. Yet ultimately, he chose to let the bomb explode.
@@anthonyherring5329 to my understanding, as the bomb was getting ready to detonate, there was a button with the opinion to deactivate the bomb. I'm thinking that when he said it didn't matter, what he meant was that it didn't matter if he died or not. Also, during his second fight with Batman, he said that nothing mattered.
I love how dark and morbid DC deaths and stories are. I still remember as a kid getting creeped out by Freezes head being alive then put in a new body but glad he went out a hero.
@@levian21vt Yeah same, because while Marvel is fun I feel of the two they're less realistic and more saturday morning cartoon with their execution compared to DC which has messed up, darker stuff that you hear about in real life. It delivers the fantasy element but also a bit more grounded than Marvel's "good guys always win" stories compared to DC where alot of messed up stuff happens.
And it pisses me off the the “heros” said that he crossed a line they don’t cross……………🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️ what stupidity, you’d let a dictator live? Why? Could they not hear the people chanting freedom? If they can’t kill a monster then stop being a hero
@@Brklynking93 have you seen the movie Batman under the red hood? I was watching it and the red hood made a good point. 😅I don’t want to go into detail if you haven’t seen it because it’d ruin the movie
@bleachfan2.029 I have. And I agreed with red hood. But I also agree with batman explanation on why HE doesn't kill He already acknowledged he's always walking on that tight rope, and if he does kill, he might turn into something worse than the joker. My thing is, why doesnt The police or courts just execute him smh.
I love Thawne's demise. As stated, we get to see it twice and the idea of Thawne's last thoughts being how he's going to hell despite all his best efforts is so very satisfying. Plus, I love that he likely was thinking of the irony that, had he not pushed Flash to create Flashpoint or just let Flash undo it instead of stopping him, he wouldn't have ended up with a hole in his head
In the censored version of Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker, The Joker's death played out differently. Instead of shooting him,Tim Drake shoved The Joker into a water tank, causing some electric cables to wrap around him, The Joker slipped, as he was getting up, and accidentally threw a switch, electrocuting himself. Although I like uncensored death better, I do appreciate the fact he was essentially killed the same way twice in the censored version; albeit through different means.
Nice top list. I kind of feel bad about Bedlam's demise because Brion was a great member of the outsiders, but thanks of the annoying moral code from his former partners, he is now seeing as the bad guy.
Animation needs to go back to writing satisfying villain deaths like these again! We gotta drop that annoyingly insistence on forgiving, redemption, and forcing mercy all the time!
If that's what it takes, good, but let's not forget to rework our brains to relive that old morbid nostalgia, or else, we end up thinking they ain't gonna die. I would know, it's been so long since I've seen a movie with a satisfying villain death that I've forgotten how it feels..
Joker and Reverse Flash are definitely at the top of the list for a reason. You know a villain is a huge badass when you have to send them to Hell more than once.
On #6, it has to be taken into consideration that Geoforce was possibly being psychically manipulated when he killed his uncle. It was revieled shortly after this that Markovia's ambassador was a metahuman phychic, and the newest member of vandle savages light, and he was nearby when bedlamb was executed.
“I’m a man who comes from a higher ground, and I say DC is a whole step down! I've been spitting out hits since both Fingertips! So use the tip of your fingers and read my lips!” Stevie Wonder
Seriously, the guy was experimenting on people turning them into monsters for the highest bidder and committed murder he needed to be put down and screw their ideas on “crossing the line “ there’s a point we’re you must say enough
@@bleachfan2.029My thoughts exactly. Bedlam forcefully experimented on kids to be metahuman weapons including his own niece after having his sister and brother in law assassinated in a power grab for the throne. Anyone that irredeemable shouldn't be given a slap on the wrist when the opportunity to put him down presents itself.
We all would've done the same if we were in Brion's shoes. Bedlam was irredeemable and needed to be put down to stop the suffering of more metahuman kids he could've trafficked.
@𝕿𝖔𝖒á𝖘 𝕯. 𝕸𝖔𝖑𝖎𝖓𝖆 🇨🇴 a valid point, but answer this, based solely on what we saw in season 4, how much better are the people, both meta and normal, now that The Light is in control of Markovia?
@@camortie I would say "no good deed goes unpunished" but there's no denying the fact that Brion was being manipulated by that shady mesmer ambassador who's in bed with the Light.
@𝕿𝖔𝖒á𝖘 𝕯. 𝕸𝖔𝖑𝖎𝖓𝖆 🇨🇴 exactly my point. Brion most likely wanted to kill bedlam for everything he did to their family, but without the interference of the ambassador influence it is highly doubtful he would have acted on that impulse. At least imo anyway.
@@camortie True enough. But there is the fact that Brion( a Markovian royal and is essentially judge, jury and executioner on his native land) , was goaded into killing his uncle Bedlam by the latter himself. Otherwise Brion would've given his uncle a huge slap on the wrist to continue trafficking metahuman kids and people would suffer as a result of that poor decision. So half of Brion DID want Bedlam dead, regardless of whatever the Team thinks.
As stated, we get to see it twice and the idea of Thawne's last thoughts being how he's going to hell despite all his best efforts is so very satisfying.
5:05 his new, cloned body, due to damage in his DNA, began to revert to its subzero-only state. That also played a role in his reversion back to being a villain besides Derek Powers's and Miranda Lake's attempt to biopsy his organs.
The joker had an alternate death where instead of being shot he slipped on water and pulled a lever that activated electrical equipment on a wet floor to soaked joker basically killing himself with electricity
What's interesting about Joker's demise is there are 2 different versions, the uncut version and TV version... and it's actually hard to say which is more satisfying. The end version, shown in the clips from this video, is satisfying because it's so abrupt and it completely takes Joker, as well as us, completely off guard. In the TV version, however, Tim gains control and fights Joker, causing him to get tangled in electric cables on a wet floor and Joker slips, turning on the power and electrocuting himself. The latter is satisfying because, not only did Tim break Joker's hold, but Joker died in the equivalent of slipping on a banana peel. Quite a fitting end for the Clown Prince of Crime, don't you think?
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You know its funny. In batman TAS the joker never did anything majorly terrible but then batman beyond return of the joker had him do the worst thing ever
It honestly wasn't just the betrayal or that he'd been stuck with the same emotionally dulled degeneration he'd suffered the first time that broke Fries; it was the combination. While they saw use in him, Powers and that evil wench gave Fries the hope that someone cared. The hope being shown as a lie killed his heart. It's telling that Mr. Freeze's final words were telling Terry he was the only one who cared about Victor... as the man had truly ceased to care about himself.
1. The Death of Superman 2. Reign of The Supermen 3. Batman Beyond Return of The Joker 4. Batman Hush 5. Superman Doomsday My Favorite Best DC animated movies ever
I like Professor Zoom in the Suicide Movie and The Flash Movie...2 of the best animated movies...for DC...too bad that doesn't transfer over the live action ones😢
1. Bright's death in Batman Beyond was way more satisfying than Mr. Freeze. Remember, he was the cause of the death of Terry's father 2. Joker's last line, "That's not funny" was the most ironic lube un anything DC related.
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Joe Chill Face Justice (Batman: The Brave And The Bold)
The Day The Clown Died 👍
@@dominictrujillo3323agreed 💯
Top 10 DC Friendships
Just think, from the time it took Batman’s bullet to pass through Reverse Flash’s head, a whole movie happened 🤯
Exactly! And twice by people, with guns! Flash should be embarrassed.
"Whoa!" -- Keanu Reeves!
One that I would mention would be Tomar-Re in Young Justice.
I can’t imagine what he went through constantly being reminded of his greatest failure, whenever the galaxies greatest hero Superman was mentioned.
The way he honorably gave his life to save New Genesis helped him die with a clear conscience, knowing he was able to save that world.
It's funny with Slade in teen titans. Even though he was killed he eventually came back from the dead thanks to trigon and the titans as well.
Here are some honorable mentions:
- The Mad Hatter Lost His Head, Literally (Batman: Bad Blood)
- Gregory Belson's Cowardly Escape Gone Wrong (Batman & Mr. Freeze: SubZero)
- Dana Blew Up Patrick's Mouse House (Batman Beyond)
That last one's pretty good.
I knew the Joker was going to be number 1. Mark Hamill’s Joker is incredible. The Joker is not only Batman’s greatest enemy but also has many versions of him that are evil. In Batman Beyond Return of the Joker he tortured and brainwashed Tim instead of killing him like he does to Jason in the comics. Also the Joker has caused so much hurt to a Batman and his friends.
Exactly what I expected.
No surprise there, in fact I’d be surprised if the joker wasn’t on the list
That movie encapsulated me even as a kid. I couldn’t believe how dark it got then how satisfying it was to see him finally be ended (sort of). Made me believe in Terry McGinnis that much more
In number 8, Owlman pretty much did it to himself. Whan Batman sent him to that cold uninhabitable Earth, the owl-themed supervillain had the option to either:
1) Use the dimension-traveling device to transport himself to another Earth, or....
2) deactivate the Q.E.D bomb.
Yet ultimately, he chose to let the bomb explode.
To my understanding when he said "it doesn't matter now" I'm thinking he meant that it didn't matter what he would try he wouldn't have time
@@anthonyherring5329 to my understanding, as the bomb was getting ready to detonate, there was a button with the opinion to deactivate the bomb. I'm thinking that when he said it didn't matter, what he meant was that it didn't matter if he died or not. Also, during his second fight with Batman, he said that nothing mattered.
Owl man was quite fond of claiming shit don't matter.
@@ro4eva to the point where he didn't even value his own life.
@@anthonyherring5329he means it doesnt matter cause its no longer prime earth, meaning theres a version of him that does press the button
Remember Reverse Flash is a living paradox. So, he never dead.
Where does it say that?
Imagine i he returns in the Tommorrowverse
I love how dark and morbid DC deaths and stories are. I still remember as a kid getting creeped out by Freezes head being alive then put in a new body but glad he went out a hero.
It's these dark deaths that make me more a dc fan than marvel I don't want relatable characters I want dark obscene outrageous ones
@@levian21vt Yeah same, because while Marvel is fun I feel of the two they're less realistic and more saturday morning cartoon with their execution compared to DC which has messed up, darker stuff that you hear about in real life. It delivers the fantasy element but also a bit more grounded than Marvel's "good guys always win" stories compared to DC where alot of messed up stuff happens.
In number 6, as brutal as the Baron's death was, it was also necessary. At least, that's what Brion thought.
And it pisses me off the the “heros” said that he crossed a line they don’t cross……………🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️ what stupidity, you’d let a dictator live? Why? Could they not hear the people chanting freedom? If they can’t kill a monster then stop being a hero
@bleachfan2.029 EXACTLY!!!! THIS RIGHT HERE IS WHY I CANT STAND HEROES AND THEIR DUMB LOGIC
@@Brklynking93 have you seen the movie Batman under the red hood? I was watching it and the red hood made a good point. 😅I don’t want to go into detail if you haven’t seen it because it’d ruin the movie
@bleachfan2.029 I have. And I agreed with red hood. But I also agree with batman explanation on why HE doesn't kill He already acknowledged he's always walking on that tight rope, and if he does kill, he might turn into something worse than the joker. My thing is, why doesnt The police or courts just execute him smh.
@chazzhero I'm certain that's why the heroes don't kill in general.
1:57 She's To Evil no Morse for the Families and Kids she Killed so had to be Put Down, Props to Harley Quinn!
I love Thawne's demise.
As stated, we get to see it twice and the idea of Thawne's last thoughts being how he's going to hell despite all his best efforts is so very satisfying.
Plus, I love that he likely was thinking of the irony that, had he not pushed Flash to create Flashpoint or just let Flash undo it instead of stopping him, he wouldn't have ended up with a hole in his head
Even the name, Thawne, conjures a desire to kick ass.
normally im pissed off when joker makes #1 on a list, but a list like this, im so happy
I'm so freaking happy that Joker's death in "Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker" came out on top. It's so satisfying.
In the censored version of Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker, The Joker's death played out differently. Instead of shooting him,Tim Drake shoved The Joker into a water tank, causing some electric cables to wrap around him, The Joker slipped, as he was getting up, and accidentally threw a switch, electrocuting himself. Although I like uncensored death better, I do appreciate the fact he was essentially killed the same way twice in the censored version; albeit through different means.
A poetic death either way: Death by using a similar method on via Tim Drake (Electrocution) or Death by his favorite weapon
I know James Woods is great as Hades but how he preformed as Owlman was a jaw dropper
Nice top list. I kind of feel bad about Bedlam's demise because Brion was a great member of the outsiders, but thanks of the annoying moral code from his former partners, he is now seeing as the bad guy.
Every death in Dark Apokolips War is satisfying.
Cyborg: "Looks like I get the last word... Suck it, bitches"
Watching the worst versions of those characters get violently shredded was pure catharsis.
Adds to the flavor -- just ask the para-doomsdays.
I have to say, Reverse Flash might be dead for now but I have a feeling that the Negative Speed Force will allow him to come back
Animation needs to go back to writing satisfying villain deaths like these again! We gotta drop that annoyingly insistence on forgiving, redemption, and forcing mercy all the time!
I agree they deserve death!
Amén.
If that's what it takes, good, but let's not forget to rework our brains to relive that old morbid nostalgia, or else, we end up thinking they ain't gonna die. I would know, it's been so long since I've seen a movie with a satisfying villain death that I've forgotten how it feels..
2:56 When Owlman Look into the Abyss, He Blinked and not Batman.
Joker and Reverse Flash are definitely at the top of the list for a reason. You know a villain is a huge badass when you have to send them to Hell more than once.
2:38 She still managed to talk without her head & body attached so not that dead
Top 10 young justice moments would be awesome
They were good, but it will never be able to be justice league, old school teen titans and DCAU movies too.
@@Soraviel I agree 1000%
Good Idea
Seeing reverse flash die several different times is satisfying 😅
7:34 Even Batman Spares Joe Chill, the Spectre did Him a Favor
Lol, the amount of puns in just the Reverse Flash entry 😂😆
Bronze Tiger In Deathstroke Knights and Dragons (2020) I like Bronze Tiger but not in this cartoon good one though
Gotta say, the fact that the Joker's death in the diner scene of Death in the Family not being at least an honorable mention is kinda disrespectful
REVERSE FLASH DYING WAS DEFINITELY SATISFYING!
Owl Man! Before he dies he says “It doesn’t matter” hahaha 😂😅
WELL THAT WAS SATISFYING!
Lor Zod's death at the end of Young Justice Phantoms should have been on this list.
Thanks for these lists!😊❤
Nice list.
Victor freezes death wasn't satisfying it was sad and emotional 😢.
I love watching these vids they are always fun to watch
Great dc animated movie list.
On #6, it has to be taken into consideration that Geoforce was possibly being psychically manipulated when he killed his uncle. It was revieled shortly after this that Markovia's ambassador was a metahuman phychic, and the newest member of vandle savages light, and he was nearby when bedlamb was executed.
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“I’m a man who comes from a higher ground, and I say DC is a whole step down! I've been spitting out hits since both Fingertips! So use the tip of your fingers and read my lips!” Stevie Wonder
Brion was in his rights when he executed Bedlam. To hell with the Team's "crossing the line" opinion.
Seriously, the guy was experimenting on people turning them into monsters for the highest bidder and committed murder he needed to be put down and screw their ideas on “crossing the line “ there’s a point we’re you must say enough
@@bleachfan2.029My thoughts exactly. Bedlam forcefully experimented on kids to be metahuman weapons including his own niece after having his sister and brother in law assassinated in a power grab for the throne. Anyone that irredeemable shouldn't be given a slap on the wrist when the opportunity to put him down presents itself.
Can’t blame Brian for killing Beldam .
We all would've done the same if we were in Brion's shoes. Bedlam was irredeemable and needed to be put down to stop the suffering of more metahuman kids he could've trafficked.
@𝕿𝖔𝖒á𝖘 𝕯. 𝕸𝖔𝖑𝖎𝖓𝖆 🇨🇴 a valid point, but answer this, based solely on what we saw in season 4, how much better are the people, both meta and normal, now that The Light is in control of Markovia?
@@camortie I would say "no good deed goes unpunished" but there's no denying the fact that Brion was being manipulated by that shady mesmer ambassador who's in bed with the Light.
@𝕿𝖔𝖒á𝖘 𝕯. 𝕸𝖔𝖑𝖎𝖓𝖆 🇨🇴 exactly my point. Brion most likely wanted to kill bedlam for everything he did to their family, but without the interference of the ambassador influence it is highly doubtful he would have acted on that impulse. At least imo anyway.
@@camortie True enough. But there is the fact that Brion( a Markovian royal and is essentially judge, jury and executioner on his native land) , was goaded into killing his uncle Bedlam by the latter himself. Otherwise Brion would've given his uncle a huge slap on the wrist to continue trafficking metahuman kids and people would suffer as a result of that poor decision.
So half of Brion DID want Bedlam dead, regardless of whatever the Team thinks.
I just realized Zoom referenced sudden impact
The intro got me so hyped 😂
Cool video
If it wasn't for Batman 89 we wouldn't have such dark DC
As stated, we get to see it twice and the idea of Thawne's last thoughts being how he's going to hell despite all his best efforts is so very satisfying.
WELL THAT WAS SATISFYING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
5:05 his new, cloned body, due to damage in his DNA, began to revert to its subzero-only state. That also played a role in his reversion back to being a villain besides Derek Powers's and Miranda Lake's attempt to biopsy his organs.
Is there anyone here talking about Lex Luthor killing Grodd in Justice League Unlimited?
5:15 I guess Halo was right breaking up with Geo Force.
Number 9 I could watch on repeat everyday
12:00 lets just say he learned about lion hearted the hard especially when they are *solid* ,rough fighters
I felt sorry for the reverse flash he got shot from another batman from another time line and he had a bullet hole in his head like damn 😭😭😭😭
The joker had an alternate death where instead of being shot he slipped on water and pulled a lever that activated electrical equipment on a wet floor to soaked joker basically killing himself with electricity
What's interesting about Joker's demise is there are 2 different versions, the uncut version and TV version... and it's actually hard to say which is more satisfying.
The end version, shown in the clips from this video, is satisfying because it's so abrupt and it completely takes Joker, as well as us, completely off guard.
In the TV version, however, Tim gains control and fights Joker, causing him to get tangled in electric cables on a wet floor and Joker slips, turning on the power and electrocuting himself.
The latter is satisfying because, not only did Tim break Joker's hold, but Joker died in the equivalent of slipping on a banana peel.
Quite a fitting end for the Clown Prince of Crime, don't you think?
Reverse flash’s death in suicide squad hell to pay. Was perfect, especially as tied into flashpoint.
I love the " Victor fries" at 4:00
"When the abyss looked back at us, YOU blinked!" -- Yes, Batman, you're a smooth operator.
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You know its funny. In batman TAS the joker never did anything majorly terrible but then batman beyond return of the joker had him do the worst thing ever
10:00 Times Up Reverse Flash. Nice Headshot Batman (Thomas Wayne).
Superman’s death in The Death of Superman (of course he comes back in the reign of the supermen) still makes me cry to this day
Hey please can you do some top 10 dinosaur next please🙏🙏🙏
I'm glad Freeze died a hero.
For the Batman beyond movie I like the version better when he gets electrocuted off-screen instead
thank you so much👁👄👁
I think all of the animated DC deaths still stick with me today
It honestly wasn't just the betrayal or that he'd been stuck with the same emotionally dulled degeneration he'd suffered the first time that broke Fries; it was the combination. While they saw use in him, Powers and that evil wench gave Fries the hope that someone cared. The hope being shown as a lie killed his heart. It's telling that Mr. Freeze's final words were telling Terry he was the only one who cared about Victor... as the man had truly ceased to care about himself.
Good video
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1. The Death of Superman
2. Reign of The Supermen
3. Batman Beyond Return of The Joker
4. Batman Hush
5. Superman Doomsday
My Favorite Best DC animated movies ever
11:24 Either 1989, This Version or the Arkhamverse, I Guess Joker Could really had the Last Laugh.
Reverse Flash is the worst kind of villain because he's powerful and petty.
7:40 Superman's Lucky to Healed and Survived. We All Lucky Too.
Can you make for DC movie and tv series?
10 is only satisfying just because it was so convoluted and unnecessary to change Hush's identity
One detail not mentioned in the Number 1 pick is that Terry McGinnis aka "Batman Beyond" actually managed to make the Joker lose his shit.
Joe chill really had it coming.
Wow so good
12:38 Talk about the last laugh.
12:09 There Goes a Member of Lex Luthor's member of the Legion of Doom.
I like Professor Zoom in the Suicide Movie and The Flash Movie...2 of the best animated movies...for DC...too bad that doesn't transfer over the live action ones😢
Don’t forget Sunny Jim and Whutzat in Lobo.
BS, Freeze's death in Batman Beyond wasn't satisfying! It was tragic! Him killing Dr. Melanie was satisfying!
Me, too, my friend, mister freeze's death was very bitter sweet and seeing Turing Dr. Melanie into the world's human popsicle was very satisfying.
Top 10 satisfying deaths in the Arrowverse
What about toyman and doomsday in superman doomsday and brainiac in superman unbound.
10:59 Nice Shot Deadshot.
These Super bad dudes may have gotten there just deserts, but they often come at a high price.
Give us a authority R-rated animated movie
1. Bright's death in Batman Beyond was way more satisfying than Mr. Freeze. Remember, he was the cause of the death of Terry's father
2. Joker's last line, "That's not funny" was the most ironic lube un anything DC related.
Reverse Flash is one of those villains you love to hate
I think Joker’s Death in Bat,an beyond the movie was the number 1 Villain’s death in DMAU.
8:54 Terra Owns her Mistakes.
4:04 Batman (Terry and Bruce) was Right about him.
6:28 Alive or Dead, Bruce Wayne Avenged his Parents.
I was rooting for reverse flash the whole time :/
I think in recent decades that more cartoons are becomes more anime like
Can you do top 10 Teen Titans moments from the DCAMU?
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Joker's death in injustice should've been in this list too