I really need to watch Cats Don't Dance. Anywho... 10 - Back then, I was angry at Daggett getting away with it in the ending. Nowadays, I'm actually just grinning satisfying yet sadistically because he started to fall from decadence at this point up to "Batgirl Returns" and Gotham Adventures issue 51. 9 - Wish the original plan to show off Harvey Bullock's rough father childhood and his football greatness, plus Renee Montoya's past misdeeds as a street delinquent before turning over a new leaf by joining the force, were kept as part of the ep. Also, we needed more Montoya spotlights after this ep, since her partner Bullock gets a bit too much credit later on. (Oh, and Officer Wilkes needed more progressive screentime. He could have ended up extremely important like Touta Matsuda from Death Note, but nooooo.) 8 - Quite a really good introductory ep. Don't have much flaws against it either. 7 - A good thing the weak and uninteresting Hugo Strange here got his dues in The Batman Adventures issues 34-36. Still, The Batman 2004 and Batman: Arkham City did him better. 6 - A very fondly remembered episode, for one who not only adores the overpowered Force Speed ability in the Raven Software video games Star Wars: Jedi Knight II - Jedi Outcast and Jedi Academy, but also one who is at best left awestruck by the magical girl character Homura Akemi from Puella Magi Madoka Magica and maybe even the ever memetic Stand menace Dio Brando from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure. Anywho, though, the Clock King returns in Justice League Unlimited. (Oh, and I love a certain Fleischer Superman reference near the end.) I don't think The New Batman Adventures should count as part of B: TAS, but oh well, whatever floats thy boat. 5 - If only this ep didn't need the prior The Batman Adventures Annual 1 - "Demons" comic as its proper context. Anyways, gotta appreciate Young Justice still keeping the villain Klarion as mischievous as this iteration. (Oh, and Etrigan does return again in JL+JLU, and even two Batman Beyond tie-in comics.) 4 - Really hope Gotham Adventures issue 58 didn't completely undo this triumph. In the meanwhile, I really need to catch up on the Goosebumps books. 3 - At this point, all hope in wanting Clayface to be cured is complete blotted out in our minds... sad that this ep becomes harsher in hindsight come Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker. Still, love how this tragic ep gets a light if taunting nod in the Elseworlds-ish Batman: The Adventures Continue comics. 2 - A shame this hindsightfully mature episode means that The Batman Adventures Annual 1 is mostly non-canon. 1 - - Again, wish this ep didn't depend a lot on context given by The Batman Adventures :The Lost Years comics and Gotham Adventures issue 4. Either way, Catwoman at this point has lost her sympathy points from which she started to lose out on since B: TAS S2E9 - "Catwalk".
I don't see BTAS and TNBA as the same show either because....they're actively not the same show- different art style, tones and titles....but they're always combined on home media and I just felt like I wouldn't get to 10 overlooked ones from BTAS alone (there are way more than 10 good BTAS episodes but I don't think that many are overlooked because it's p heavily celebrated)
Really good shows, although Batman Beyond inevitably ends up the better of two. Anywho, what do you guys think of the possibility that The Batman 2004 is actually a secret prequel to Teen Titans?
I really need to watch Cats Don't Dance. Anywho...
10 - Back then, I was angry at Daggett getting away with it in the ending. Nowadays, I'm actually just grinning satisfying yet sadistically because he started to fall from decadence at this point up to "Batgirl Returns" and Gotham Adventures issue 51.
9 - Wish the original plan to show off Harvey Bullock's rough father childhood and his football greatness, plus Renee Montoya's past misdeeds as a street delinquent before turning over a new leaf by joining the force, were kept as part of the ep. Also, we needed more Montoya spotlights after this ep, since her partner Bullock gets a bit too much credit later on. (Oh, and Officer Wilkes needed more progressive screentime. He could have ended up extremely important like Touta Matsuda from Death Note, but nooooo.)
8 - Quite a really good introductory ep. Don't have much flaws against it either.
7 - A good thing the weak and uninteresting Hugo Strange here got his dues in The Batman Adventures issues 34-36. Still, The Batman 2004 and Batman: Arkham City did him better.
6 - A very fondly remembered episode, for one who not only adores the overpowered Force Speed ability in the Raven Software video games Star Wars: Jedi Knight II - Jedi Outcast and Jedi Academy, but also one who is at best left awestruck by the magical girl character Homura Akemi from Puella Magi Madoka Magica and maybe even the ever memetic Stand menace Dio Brando from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure. Anywho, though, the Clock King returns in Justice League Unlimited. (Oh, and I love a certain Fleischer Superman reference near the end.)
I don't think The New Batman Adventures should count as part of B: TAS, but oh well, whatever floats thy boat.
5 - If only this ep didn't need the prior The Batman Adventures Annual 1 - "Demons" comic as its proper context. Anyways, gotta appreciate Young Justice still keeping the villain Klarion as mischievous as this iteration. (Oh, and Etrigan does return again in JL+JLU, and even two Batman Beyond tie-in comics.)
4 - Really hope Gotham Adventures issue 58 didn't completely undo this triumph. In the meanwhile, I really need to catch up on the Goosebumps books.
3 - At this point, all hope in wanting Clayface to be cured is complete blotted out in our minds... sad that this ep becomes harsher in hindsight come Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker. Still, love how this tragic ep gets a light if taunting nod in the Elseworlds-ish Batman: The Adventures Continue comics.
2 - A shame this hindsightfully mature episode means that The Batman Adventures Annual 1 is mostly non-canon.
1 - - Again, wish this ep didn't depend a lot on context given by The Batman Adventures :The Lost Years comics and Gotham Adventures issue 4. Either way, Catwoman at this point has lost her sympathy points from which she started to lose out on since B: TAS S2E9 - "Catwalk".
I don't see BTAS and TNBA as the same show either because....they're actively not the same show- different art style, tones and titles....but they're always combined on home media and I just felt like I wouldn't get to 10 overlooked ones from BTAS alone (there are way more than 10 good BTAS episodes but I don't think that many are overlooked because it's p heavily celebrated)
Im not tirelessly working on anything i just have my hands stuck in jars
we've all been there
What about opening hardened pickle jars then?
What are your thoughts on batman beyond and the batman 2004. They are completely different series tone wise.
big fan of both actually recently did a beyond video. I don't prefer either but I like both a lot...I might like Beyond as much
Really good shows, although Batman Beyond inevitably ends up the better of two.
Anywho, what do you guys think of the possibility that The Batman 2004 is actually a secret prequel to Teen Titans?
Perhaps it is. Its be stand alone/ unconfirmed weather or not its connected tibany other DC shows