Ra's soul taking over talias body shocked me as a kid. I was like "daaaang dude took his own daughter life" shook me for sure. Ink daughter killing her as well.
We never see it on screen, so I am not convinced that Ink killed her then. The possibility is definitely there, but I have never been convinced. I was surprised that the last episode was not mentioned since we actually see one man die by snake venom.
Can't lie I always liked batman beyond it was exactly what we needed to inject new life to the batman mantel and create interesting stories that parallel bruces
@@The_Blue_Otaku id be down but nowadays when it comes to pg shows they’d family friendly it up a lot. For me personally I don’t need anything dark and edgey just something has emotional complexity like the old DCAU Batman and Batman beyond shows
I love how old man Bruce still refuses to use guns. Sticks to his beliefs no matter what. That's one of the main reasons why he's such a great character.
Bruce taught Terry the valuable lesson that if a criminal falls to their death, it isn't actually a violation of the "No Killing" rule. Terry leaves Boxer hanging above some propellers like Bruce was always knocking criminals into car crushers and trash compactors. Which happened way too many times in the comics for it to be an accident. I guess as long as you aren't using a gun, it's no harm no foul. Though Batman is pretty close to a manslaughter charge most of the time.
Huge fan of Batman Beyond. It was the perfect way to bring fans of the old series together with newer fans when it came out. And it was a slightly darker Batman for me, one of the older fans, who grew up watching both. I even still enjoy the newer Batman Beyond comics that came out because the characters were great. Love this video.
a very emotional and underrated moment is when matt says that he does not remember his father, that a small subplot is in such an... interesting... episode continues to surprise me to this day
video isn't over yet but does anyone remember when shriek made Bruce go nuts but Bruce figured it out cuz in his mind the voice kept saying "Bruce" and Bruce always refers to himself as batman In his mind.... dope story telling
Blight had the potential to be an interesting recurring Antagonist, but the Bruce Timm and Paul Dini only used him a few times in the 1st season. He had interesting Powers and a Personality to Match, he could have been to Terry, what The Joker is to OG Batman or Reverse Flash/Zoom is to the Flash. Imagine Blight vs. Firefly, interesting fight/Battle!
I think it's cool that Blight had his arc permanently resolved. Unlike Bruce, who kept grappling with an insane clown for his entire life, Terry resolved his personal issues and moved on. It's very rare for a superhero.
I know its been said, and its understandable because Venom is used in 2 comic universes, but Venom in DC is the drug (steroid) that Bane uses to make himself so strong. The symbiote is Marvel's Venom, an alien creature that bonds to hosts to make and greatly increases their power.
One death that has always stuck with me is that of Ian Peek. The fact that he was doomed to phase through the ground until he reached the center of the earth has to be one of the most clever and unique downfalls I’ve ever seen/heard of. I just realized the CEO of The Chimera Institute looks more like a comic book accurate Sinestro then the DCAU one we’ve seen. No jabs at Sinestro since he’s my favorite DC Villain.
Batman's greatest flaw was the trauma he had over his parents death. In his mind guns are evil because it was a gun that took away his parents so whenever he saw one it reminded him of that event. It's interesting how trauma was both his strength and weakness.
Ace's Dark Origin is one of two stories that really bothered me. It made me happy though that Ace got his revenge, f dog fighters. The other ironically being another Ace, in Epilogue, with Terry's origins
one episode that was really creepy and sad was earth mover. The faith of Jackie Wallace father who end up like a corpse, and stuck on a wall. This episode was a nightmare, and felt like im watching a horror movie.
They never state Bruce's age directly but hes gotta be 70s-80s during the main series. he was probably in his 50's at the very beginning when he decided to hang up the cape
After seeing how starro was apparently happy just existing in his home in the suicide squad 2 movie it’s nice in Batman beyond he got to finally to home.
I'm honestly surprised you didn't include the guy who became irreversibly intangible and sunk to the middle of the planet. That was one of the darkest fates in my opinion
I think the reason the dcau works so well is because one animator can do the equivalent of 30 actors and it was so impressive how the managed to jam so much emotion with simplistic facial structures
I honestly felt bad for Freeze in that episode. Not to sound morbid, but maybe in death he finally got to be with his wife again. I always did have a soft spot for him.
@@petercelano7057 I agree, I feel like Terry is slightly overlooked by DC comics and warner brothers. Batman the animated series, superman the animated series, justice league, justice unlimited, and Batman beyond, I think all or almost all had crossover episodes with each other. Granted, I haven't seen the hero cartoons after unlimited so I have no idea if Terry still got any screentime after that.
@@evilkitsune9968 What I love about Terry is that, despite his delinquent past and flaws, he's got a strong heart and cares about people who are close to him and wants what's best for others besides himself.
I didn't like Eyewitness that much. Not only how Terry was framed for killing Mad Stan by Spellbinder, but because I was really fed up how Barbara reacted towards Terry. You really want the truth? During the episode, she and the police are pretty much to blame for Terry getting into this mess as much as Stan and Spellbinder. Before Mad Stan showed up at the campaign she wasn't even alerted by the police that he was out on the run.
What a great series, love the reoccurrence of old characters and villains but the jew ones were not just cut and paste versions, most all were quite original.
Something about Blight's death that was missed was they never found the body. Derek's son assumed he was vaporized but Terry isn't so sure but also isn't going to look into it.
Batman beyond one the most underrated batman character and the most coolest batman cartoon shows in the mid 90s to 2000s,Same as the previous batman the animated series show in 1992 and the batman beyond in 1999.It was the same location origin and birth place whatever the era was totally different,batman the animated series the era year of 60s or 80s style like that and the batman beyond the era year of 2099.One of the most darkest batman cartoon shows and not totally bad at all because of the storyline,the drawing and the graphic was so awesome.The batman beyond drawing image was totally influenced of the blade runner,akira,ghost in the shell,appleseed.
There's another Spellbinder episode i find really freaky, kids go to his institute for incredibly realistic VR, even Max became addicted because it made her feel like she had a real family. It was addictive to the point of literally hurting to be outside the illusion. That show went to some dark places.
I love Batman Beyond 🦇! There are A LOT of good episodes in that series in which some of them became my favorite like Spliced, Heroes, Golem, Earth Mover, and Payback! BB: I AM BATMAN!!!
Love yourself first and most Believe in yourself Quitters never win and winners never quit Don't give up and never give in Ignore those who try to discourage you Hang on to your dreams Take control of own destiny
Batman Beyond is easily one of the best cartoon series of the 90s snd pretty dark with the cooperate stories and how Terry's father was killed and then the drug stuff the whole Joker Returns story...Ras possessing Talia was pretty twisted lol and that episode with the miner dude being apart of the earth with just half his corpse controlling it... Seeing freeze vs blight was pretty a epic and sad ending.
There is no way batman was 50 maybe when he had his heart attack but not when he was with Terry he had to be 70 it even said it was 20 years later especially in the shape he was in
Let's not forget some other Nightmare fuels from this shows - Like when a megalomaniac computer mastermind turned himself into HAL-9000, tried to transfer himself into his grandson's body, only to be literally deleted while having something of a mind age regression. Geez.
Or the episode when a guy was trapped in a hole while burrying toxic waste only for the canisters to open during the cave and he becomes a skeleton fused into the ground gaining abilities to control the earth and sends golems after his daughter to kidnap her and expose her to the same toxic waste so she would be trapped with him forever
Not to upset those who like Batman Beyond, but I just did cant see anybody but the OG Bruce Wayne. Also, I didn't enjoy the whole high schooler moonlighting as a crime fighter. Probably why I thought the whole Robin as a sidekick was kinda odd but I digress. If you liked this Show and Batman as Terry more power to ya. I just prefer the OG, and Bruce is The G.O.A.T.
I have the DVD of this series and tbh, I really liked it and I still do, idk why but, in my languange we translated the name to "Batman Del Futuro" or as you say in English "Batman of The Future" I mean, is an accurate name and translation, knowing the fact that this series takes place in the future lol
Its a pretty consistent that they mispronounce or get their facts wrong. This very video features an episode that talks about the correct way to say Ra's and he still pronounces it wrong
I want a Batman Beyond Arkham, Terry McGinnis filling the reins of Bruce. Bosses: Inque Willie Watt Curare (this time she does speak) Shriek The Royal Flush Gang Sneak Peak Spellbinder Stalker False Face Zander Blight That would be damn schway.
These are getting lazier and lazier. The summaries are inaccurate, the video doesn't sync with the audio, and the list is a poor representation of both dark and emotional moments (the summaries even miss the point of the moments that WERE chosen).
Ra's soul taking over talias body shocked me as a kid. I was like "daaaang dude took his own daughter life" shook me for sure. Ink daughter killing her as well.
We never see it on screen, so I am not convinced that Ink killed her then. The possibility is definitely there, but I have never been convinced.
I was surprised that the last episode was not mentioned since we actually see one man die by snake venom.
Poor Talia
Can't lie I always liked batman beyond it was exactly what we needed to inject new life to the batman mantel and create interesting stories that parallel bruces
We need a Batman Beyond movie. As much as I love Batman there's been like dozens of films about him.
@@ahappyklingon3631 there is at least the animated movies but it is probably live action movie that you want
@@emperortrevornorton3119 Why not a new animated show that picks up right after Return of the Joker
@@The_Blue_Otaku id be down but nowadays when it comes to pg shows they’d family friendly it up a lot. For me personally I don’t need anything dark and edgey just something has emotional complexity like the old DCAU Batman and Batman beyond shows
@@randommonkey4900 i agree dude
I love how old man Bruce still refuses to use guns. Sticks to his beliefs no matter what. That's one of the main reasons why he's such a great character.
I also note that Bruce never touches the suit after that event.
He knows he is no longer worthy.
No not great but iconic
I love how he crosses the line at guns but getting his sidekicks girlfriend pregnant wasn’t 💀
@@skarlet6639 I don't think that happened in the animated series.
And, yes some people are writing Comics because they can't get a better job.
@@carlflaherty2215 it was in the series but Barbra lost the baby from some accudent
Bruce taught Terry the valuable lesson that if a criminal falls to their death, it isn't actually a violation of the "No Killing" rule. Terry leaves Boxer hanging above some propellers like Bruce was always knocking criminals into car crushers and trash compactors. Which happened way too many times in the comics for it to be an accident. I guess as long as you aren't using a gun, it's no harm no foul. Though Batman is pretty close to a manslaughter charge most of the time.
"I wont kill you, but I dont have to save you either."
@@Shiirow "even if I kind of put you in that situation in the first place."
@@gabrielcarter4822 I didn't like eyewitness that much because I hate how ignorant or arrogant barbara was in this episode.
You missed a really important detail of the Freeze episode. Freeze's last words were 'believe me, you're the only one who cares.'
Huge fan of Batman Beyond. It was the perfect way to bring fans of the old series together with newer fans when it came out. And it was a slightly darker Batman for me, one of the older fans, who grew up watching both. I even still enjoy the newer Batman Beyond comics that came out because the characters were great. Love this video.
a very emotional and underrated moment is when matt says that he does not remember his father, that a small subplot is in such an... interesting... episode continues to surprise me to this day
video isn't over yet but does anyone remember when shriek made Bruce go nuts but Bruce figured it out cuz in his mind the voice kept saying "Bruce" and Bruce always refers to himself as batman In his mind.... dope story telling
I loved Terry's reaction to that fact. He is protective of his position and Bruce just looks at him as an old tom does a rather silly kitten.
Blight had the potential to be an interesting recurring Antagonist, but the Bruce Timm and Paul Dini only used him a few times in the 1st season. He had interesting Powers and a Personality to Match, he could have been to Terry, what The Joker is to OG Batman or Reverse Flash/Zoom is to the Flash. Imagine Blight vs. Firefly, interesting fight/Battle!
Arguably Blight is the iconic nemesis for Terry. If they were to make a new series they would remedy this.
I think it's cool that Blight had his arc permanently resolved. Unlike Bruce, who kept grappling with an insane clown for his entire life, Terry resolved his personal issues and moved on. It's very rare for a superhero.
Ironically I feel like Mr freeze is the nicest villain in batmans rogues gallery also bane is an analogy for what happens when u do drugs
I know its been said, and its understandable because Venom is used in 2 comic universes, but Venom in DC is the drug (steroid) that Bane uses to make himself so strong. The symbiote is Marvel's Venom, an alien creature that bonds to hosts to make and greatly increases their power.
One death that has always stuck with me is that of Ian Peek. The fact that he was doomed to phase through the ground until he reached the center of the earth has to be one of the most clever and unique downfalls I’ve ever seen/heard of.
I just realized the CEO of The Chimera Institute looks more like a comic book accurate Sinestro then the DCAU one we’ve seen.
No jabs at Sinestro since he’s my favorite DC Villain.
Batman's greatest flaw was the trauma he had over his parents death. In his mind guns are evil because it was a gun that took away his parents so whenever he saw one it reminded him of that event. It's interesting how trauma was both his strength and weakness.
I agree!
Ace's Dark Origin is one of two stories that really bothered me. It made me happy though that Ace got his revenge, f dog fighters.
The other ironically being another Ace, in Epilogue, with Terry's origins
I totally agree. I wanted to see the dog fighers get chewed up by that boxer!
one episode that was really creepy and sad was earth mover. The faith of Jackie Wallace father who end up like a corpse, and stuck on a wall. This episode was a nightmare, and felt like im watching a horror movie.
Man That Man Bat Gave Me The Chills As A Kid, Batman Beyond Needs To Make A True Return,
*Guy turns Terry into a Man-bat
Bruce: Now listen hear, you knockoff Kirk Langstrom-ass little shit
They never state Bruce's age directly but hes gotta be 70s-80s during the main series. he was probably in his 50's at the very beginning when he decided to hang up the cape
"I used a gun, I'm not batman", meanwhile Thomas wayne, golden age batman, Jason todd batman xD
zack snyder batman, and final crisis batman
A truly underappreciated masterpiece!
The Return of The Joker, original version. If you've seen it, you'll know the part I'm talking about.
I know what your taking about good moive
J.J.
"That's not funny... That's not funny at all..."
"That's not funny....that's not...."
Tim's laughter gradually turning to tears after pulling the trigger still haunts me to this day
11:29 "Do you have the slightest idea how little that narrows it down?"
I still can’t get over how funny I found Mad Stan to be.
Terry is a worthy successor to the mantle of Batman
You can´t be the Dark Knight without Darkness, you can´t be Batman without being traumatized
After seeing how starro was apparently happy just existing in his home in the suicide squad 2 movie it’s nice in Batman beyond he got to finally to home.
The episode that got me was April Moon. The ending was so haunting.
I'm honestly surprised you didn't include the guy who became irreversibly intangible and sunk to the middle of the planet. That was one of the darkest fates in my opinion
I forgot what episode that was
I think the reason the dcau works so well is because one animator can do the equivalent of 30 actors and it was so impressive how the managed to jam so much emotion with simplistic facial structures
I have to admit, Bane on THAT kind of Venom would really be a formidable adversary for Batman.
i know bruce doesnt want to use guns until his old age trying to self defense himself without the batarang
but a gun?
damn thats deep
I honestly felt bad for Freeze in that episode. Not to sound morbid, but maybe in death he finally got to be with his wife again. I always did have a soft spot for him.
I also love how Terry did everything in his power to help Freeze before he accepted his fate
@@petercelano7057 I agree, I feel like Terry is slightly overlooked by DC comics and warner brothers. Batman the animated series, superman the animated series, justice league, justice unlimited, and Batman beyond, I think all or almost all had crossover episodes with each other. Granted, I haven't seen the hero cartoons after unlimited so I have no idea if Terry still got any screentime after that.
@@petercelano7057 I also remember watching the original teen titans, but I don't think I got to see all the episodes.
@@evilkitsune9968 What I love about Terry is that, despite his delinquent past and flaws, he's got a strong heart and cares about people who are close to him and wants what's best for others besides himself.
The Golem episode stirred me. It should be on the list.
I remember this show and a few of these episodes. While I don't remember the last one, as an animal/dog lover, hearing about it hit me hard.
Keep it up on your work and this video and channel
I didn't like Eyewitness that much. Not only how Terry was framed for killing Mad Stan by Spellbinder, but because I was really fed up how Barbara reacted towards Terry. You really want the truth? During the episode, she and the police are pretty much to blame for Terry getting into this mess as much as Stan and Spellbinder. Before Mad Stan showed up at the campaign she wasn't even alerted by the police that he was out on the run.
Bruce I think was older than his 50s in bb also some of your audio editing is weird,
Thanks you for your video and channel
Bruce Wayne Was In His Mid 70's When He & Terry Mcginnis Met!
..the venom symbiote? That's the liquid Bane uses? Lol. Really man?
Smh
I watched this as an adult and only sometimes did I remember I'm watching a show that was meant for kids/young teens. Honestly it's great.
I always felt that Terry intended to kill Derek Powers when he threw the nerve gas at him
You ain't the only one who thinks that.
Batman beyond
Batman the animated series
Superman the animated series
Teen Titans
Static Shock
#masterpiece
this and the show simply called ''the batman'' imo were underrated
This guy's voice is so dark, smoky, and British, they should sell it as premium cigars.
What a great series, love the reoccurrence of old characters and villains but the jew ones were not just cut and paste versions, most all were quite original.
Another awesome video!😎👍👍👍
Something about Blight's death that was missed was they never found the body. Derek's son assumed he was vaporized but Terry isn't so sure but also isn't going to look into it.
I was still stunned as a kid watching WarHawks helmet fly out of the explosion and then slam into Terry’s batwing canopy.
Mind if you do a part two on this one since their are more like the episode the last resort and maybe do some video on other Disney shows as well.
I miss batman beyond it was so a classic same goes for the original animated series both were ahead of their time
it was defenitly a dark show thats for sure but was a great show to
VENOM IN DC COMICS IS NOT A SYMBIOTE. IT IS A SUPER-STEROID.
Batman beyond one the most underrated batman character and the most coolest batman cartoon shows in the mid 90s to 2000s,Same as the previous batman the animated series show in 1992 and the batman beyond in 1999.It was the same location origin and birth place whatever the era was totally different,batman the animated series the era year of 60s or 80s style like that and the batman beyond the era year of 2099.One of the most darkest batman cartoon shows and not totally bad at all because of the storyline,the drawing and the graphic was so awesome.The batman beyond drawing image was totally influenced of the blade runner,akira,ghost in the shell,appleseed.
I’m sorry I just found your channel, but I can’t stay, your mic quality is like chalk on a board, I’ll come back once you’ve upgraded
Symbiote Venom? Wrong universe, buddy.
I ❤️ this video and channel
There's another Spellbinder episode i find really freaky, kids go to his institute for incredibly realistic VR, even Max became addicted because it made her feel like she had a real family. It was addictive to the point of literally hurting to be outside the illusion. That show went to some dark places.
Spellbinder was the futuristic equivalent to Scarecrow.
I love Batman Beyond 🦇! There are A LOT of good episodes in that series in which some of them became my favorite like Spliced, Heroes, Golem, Earth Mover, and Payback!
BB: I AM BATMAN!!!
Love yourself first and most
Believe in yourself
Quitters never win and winners never quit
Don't give up and never give in
Ignore those who try to discourage you
Hang on to your dreams
Take control of own destiny
I was always disappointed Blight never returned for one more episode after Season 1.
The two but life in Gotham in the beginning threw me off for a second
11:30 “Do You Have the Slightest Idea How Little That Narrows It Down?”
Batman Beyond is easily one of the best cartoon series of the 90s snd pretty dark with the cooperate stories and how Terry's father was killed and then the drug stuff the whole Joker Returns story...Ras possessing Talia was pretty twisted lol and that episode with the miner dude being apart of the earth with just half his corpse controlling it...
Seeing freeze vs blight was pretty a epic and sad ending.
It was a great series.
I watched the crap out of that show as a kid batman beyond suit is ky favorite from all of them
There is no way batman was 50 maybe when he had his heart attack but not when he was with Terry he had to be 70 it even said it was 20 years later especially in the shape he was in
@D F 2 exactly and he looked like a tank
I love this series!!!
Such a AWESOME show
i think 11 death was the most emotional momente of the series
4:19 Was that Dr. Stephanie Light I just heard? Full Circle!!
1992-2004 was The Peak of DC Cartoons
Love it, especially Blight, but was hoping the Jokers from JLU would wind up in there
Ink wasn't contained in a glass container. That was Aron.
I forgot how much of a badass Ache 🐕🦺was saving both Batman 🦇and later Tarry. 🚀🦇=🎖🏅🏆
On the thumbnail, is that Max Tennyson on the right from Ben 10?
I thought in Batman Beyond was in his late 60s as he appears older than his 50s though Batman would age faster than most
Let's not forget some other Nightmare fuels from this shows - Like when a megalomaniac computer mastermind turned himself into HAL-9000, tried to transfer himself into his grandson's body, only to be literally deleted while having something of a mind age regression. Geez.
Or the episode when a guy was trapped in a hole while burrying toxic waste only for the canisters to open during the cave and he becomes a skeleton fused into the ground gaining abilities to control the earth and sends golems after his daughter to kidnap her and expose her to the same toxic waste so she would be trapped with him forever
@@manchild858 Or the one where Terry and other teens get sent to a prison camp.
Please. „Laughing Jack. The most murderous Jester, explained“
Not to upset those who like Batman Beyond, but I just did cant see anybody but the OG Bruce Wayne. Also, I didn't enjoy the whole high schooler moonlighting as a crime fighter. Probably why I thought the whole Robin as a sidekick was kinda odd but I digress. If you liked this Show and Batman as Terry more power to ya. I just prefer the OG, and Bruce is The G.O.A.T.
Ace's story hits so hard
No one was spared a terrible backstory even the dog got one, messed up past lead to a better future
The guy who made this video butchered it completely. Bruce Trim, 50 year old batman?
The one with the prison for "troubled" teens is pretty dark too.
If Ra's al Ghul took over Talia's body then how is he able to speak with his original body's voice. Did he replace Talia's vocal cords too?
Inque really got me weird as a kid back then.
Bruce Wayne Older Never again Batman future.
I have the DVD of this series and tbh, I really liked it and I still do, idk why but, in my languange we translated the name to "Batman Del Futuro" or as you say in English "Batman of The Future" I mean, is an accurate name and translation, knowing the fact that this series takes place in the future lol
Even before I knew what furries were, I knew I'd buy into Chimera's business.
I never liked the episode “Out of The Past” I consider that one of the worst and darkest episodes ever
I like your videos, but you need to work on editing and fact-checking, lots of little mistakes.
Its a pretty consistent that they mispronounce or get their facts wrong. This very video features an episode that talks about the correct way to say Ra's and he still pronounces it wrong
I want a Batman Beyond Arkham, Terry McGinnis filling the reins of Bruce.
Bosses:
Inque
Willie Watt
Curare (this time she does speak)
Shriek
The Royal Flush Gang
Sneak Peak
Spellbinder
Stalker
False Face
Zander
Blight
That would be damn schway.
18:00 "I AM DESTWOYER OF WOWLDS!"
Thank you so much Keep going More this please thank you God bless you Jesus Love you
A lot of these ones were the best though
50s? Wasn't Bruce like 70ish by the time of Terry.
17:00 confirming batman is directly taken from the shadow.
These are getting lazier and lazier. The summaries are inaccurate, the video doesn't sync with the audio, and the list is a poor representation of both dark and emotional moments (the summaries even miss the point of the moments that WERE chosen).
Nothing beats the return of the Joker....🃏
Modern society more dark than Batman beyond 😞😞
This was fun