So, what's next after the final movie of Bat-May?

Awesome video!

I liked it. Wasn't the best but it was fun

Don't really remember much of this movie beyond the "henchman backing out upon seeing Batman" scene and this rendition of the Batwoman suit. In a line up of all the Batfamily members having a suit that's entirely silver-ish/grey with pinkish red accents really helps to seperate it from the other suits. Sometimes I even think that I wouldn't mind if this suit was Kate Kane's Batsuit.

My all time favorite Batman animated movie only flaw is they should used Batgirl in this movie instead of the one scene but I really enjoyed Tara strong's Barbara Gordon other than that love this movie 👍❤️🦇

Seriously!? I had to watch the entirety of the Justice League cartoon just to see that scene? And you're telling me it was from a movie this whole time!? Either way justice league and JL unlimited was goated

Probably the smartest character in the movie

@@elimDBZ Exactly. Your time was well spent. The DCAU is my definitive DC universe on screen

Let's be honest, that scene is the only thing memorable about this movie.

​@@amarcellus1714it's the platinum standard of superhero storytelling

The smartest henchman in all of Batman

Fits the lighter tone of the movie but also does something I'd say is rare. "Expand the batman mythos" That the Batman being fear personafied actually gives him a lil bit of "extra" stealth when caught and that some goons go: "Not dealing with this! I didn't see batman bye!" It shows Batman ain't perfect, but also that the criminals do legimately fear him and rather get off scott-free by looking the other way just to avoid dealing with him. Best thing of this movie to be honest XD

One of em is a lesbian.😂

@@kotlolish "There are two kinds of people: those who don't see Krod and those who know better."

Yes.

Yes, definitely. In nothing else, the movie made good use of Penguin and Bane.

As a character? What about the EP when he almost reforms. I dunno. Seemed average to me. He was used just as well in an average ep

@@DSan-kl2yc I don't think Bird's of a Feather was that good. And in terms of how he was used, no, Mystery of the Batwoman was significantly more accurate and more effective for Penguin.

But apparently, people haven't seen uncle Ben get shot enough yet.

Agreed. I also appreciate this movie even more because, unlike the first iteration of Batwoman and the New Woke Batwoman, she's not being used as some socio-political tool but rather she's her own character(s). I wish more writers would do this to the actual character of Kathy Kane and give her the updated story she really needs...

Same here

Foreshadowing for bathound

Very much agreed. She would've been perfect in Sonia's place.

same

Easy there, Nygma.

Right answer

Yeah Batman Mystery of The Batwoman came out a year before Catwoman(2004).

Hinestly, with how much the woke has ruined her perception in the eyes of many, I feel like it's gonna be a much longer climb to that...

The closest we've gotten is Brave & the Bold, Batman: Bad Blood, & Kate's portrayal in Arrowverse's Crisis.

It's very sad that there's not many scenes with Tara strong's Barbara Gordon in this movie which is my flaw but this movie is awesome 👍❤️

Knowing what will happen between them, this scene is cursed

its fine. who wouldn't hit that

It's so confusing...because timeline wise that's impossible, Barbara should be like...30? 1997 Dick graduates, JLU takes place in the mid 00's, and this movie has to take place after JLU, not just because of the Barbara relationship and Tim being there, but also the laser weapons are first introduced to the DCAU in 2005, thus can not be in 1997 when Barbara would graduate.

If that is true.. that just bumps the movie down futher for me. If you have to make a movie in an universe as this and make it simpler and lighter for younger kids. Then it's an entry point to the franchise... yet.... does something weird as Barbara and Bruce being hinted at dating/Barbara wanting to date bruce. In my opinion... at that point just do a full on Robin movie. But this would be dumbing down a series for a "kids movie" I understand their intent, but their intent was just not ment for this. If the pieces don't fit, don't break them to make them fit. Find the right piece.

@@kotlolish Nah I agree, just saying that they at least put SOME effort into the film, when I'd honestly have expected them to put in none whatsoever.

The cancer that nearly killed me was better than that show.

Me when that was revealed: OH THERES A BIG SURPRISE! That's incred- I think I'm gonna have a heart attack and die from that surprise!

To me I already figure out it as you had three new people brought all three had reasons for wanting to take down the main villains also they are just brought in the movie as a plot device for the story and than never seen again

A certain 90s horror franchise has popularized that twist.

She was already Bullocks partner too I don’t know why they didn’t do that

@@Doodle1678 I thought the same thing before watching this video. The only possible explanation I could think of is that she was vetoed by execs, much like Kathy Kane. Sonya is suspiciously similar to Renee, whose backstory was never truly explored in BTAS.

@@daliborjovanovic510 that’s a possibility

possible

Dude, it was already confirmed that they were involved in Batman Beyond, and then there's that tie-in comic where Bruce knocked Barbara up and she wound up having a miscarriage. While we can debate how canon the tie-in comic is, it's canon that Bruce and Barbara were an item after she broke up with Dick in the DCAU, despite Timm being the only one who likes the pairing XD

​@@daliborjovanovic510I think that comic was retconned.

@@CCaster2000 that sounds like a very smart idea

@@autobotproductions1244 Yeah, because I don't know what the point of all that was.

it shouldn't be, that movie is dog-crap and it's a tie-in to Batman Beyond

​@deadponic117 why is it dogcrap?

@@molcatz9634 a) because Terry is unworthy to wield the cowl, b) Terry broke the one batman rule that absolutely cannot be broken at all: he killed the joker (don't give me that "Tim's wearing a microchip which contains jokers consciousness and the real joker died years ago crap) and c) thanks to the jlu episode "epilogue", we now know he was created via Amanda Waller using Bruce's DNA, which makes him Bruce's biological offspring, and you would think Bruce would've taken Terry under his wing sooner and prevented another Damien, but alas, story has to happen

@@deadponic117Bruce didn’t know, at least he wouldn’t have until he met Terry and had him patched up (at latest by The Winning Edge as he’d had Terry tested for Venom to reassure Terry’s mother after she’d caught him with the Slappers he’d taken from another student). Bruce having Terry’s blood would make sense for how quickly he cures Terry from the bat splicer serum, knowing Bruce it was something he prepared earlier knowing they were investigating genetic manipulation and from his own experiences with the Langstroms. The Beyond series ended before Damien was introduced into the main comic continuity (aside from being a baby at the end of one arc a Damien type character was limited to Elseworlds stories), so it doesn’t account for him. The Rebirth comic run does introduce Damien into the Beyond setting with the second or third arc iirc. Therefore TV Beyond Bruce wouldn’t have that experience to work from.

@@deadponic117 A: He's different from bruce, that's the point. B: Terry has "killed" several villians as well in the show then. Earthshaker was "killed" by Terry for one. But if that bothers you... Whenever the Joker takes over Tim's body, he basically "kills Tim" to take his body. Like what? They remove the chip from Tim and put that in jail? Fair trial for what is basically an AI made by the joker and put in jail? To be fair that does setup a plot line for an army of jokers...but you get it.. C: Damien wasn't in the picture long after the JLU episode. Let alone Waller hid this from the elder Bruce when he retired. Bruce wouldn't know of Terry's true idenity when they meet, cause Bruce stopped being Batman and keeping tabs on CADMUS. Terry isn't even close to being another "DAMIEN" , the whole point of Terry was the fact he was his own batman. Return of the Joker shows off why "THIS BRUCE" never gave up the cowl for any of the Robins, cause he didn't want them to become like him or suffer a worst fate. It's what Dick Grayson saw happening and why he avoided it as nightwing. And Tim Drake was tortured by the Joker...so yea... It's clear you just do not like Terry and Batman Beyond as a whole. But your arguments are kinda weak. I'll be honest the only thing I do not like of Terry is the fact it was revealed he was techincally a "Bruce Wayne offspring" via CADMUS. I was like... Ooh.. cool but... The reason we liked Terry is that he wasn't related to Bruce and became Batman out of his own. He was the street kid that took up justice in his own hands in his own way. That's what made him a cool charater. Adding the Wayne DNA just felt like it diminishes him as a charater with the writers going: "HE IS WORTHY! HE IS BRUCE"S SON TECHNICALLY!" It was a good thing it was revealed at the very end though....but that still bothered me abit.

Yeah, the three people as one vigilante thing is probably the second best thing this movie does. The first being that scene with the guy that just leaves the room when he walks in on Batman.

@@MoostachedSaiyanPrince “see anything?” “Nnnnope”

That is a much better comparison to the Brainiac Attacks film

I thought Brainiac Attacks was okay

@Makman1994 Couldn't agree more.

I think the movie works if you look at it as a Harley Quinn movie. The decision to make it semi-canon to the DCAU may not have been the best one.

At least it gave us Captain Clown one more time

My only real problem with the film Is How Easy it is to figure out Batwoman is and if you watch any Mystery build up movie they always make it too simple to guess who the new villain or unknown hero is

Honestly the idea of them being together doesn’t bother me too much .That being said and having watched “The Killing Joke” I can understand your viewpoint.