JLU Batman: the happiest man alive. 

Brave and the bold was, it was silly but he didn't know he was being goofy he was serious when he said nothing is more fun then fighting crime.

Yes for being accurate at the same time

What u seen like 2 batman series lol hes been more warm in a lot of sereis

@@daraghokane4236 That show has its own more serious episodes, or serious topics, whether the actual episode had the sillier things, or not. I see what you’re saying, especially with Bruce and his friendships, within the show. He’s truly protecting the planet, universe, or other dimensions, with a myriad of great characters. I just think TAS is more grounded, so it’s just easier to take seriously, for most people.

@@all9472 - Exactly... this guy has never watched *Batman: The Brave and the Bold* , or *Justice League: Action* ?

If it was all written in the order they occurred I'm certain he'd be different. Or we'd at least see what happened that made him regress. I'm willing to blame what Joker did to Tim.

That's how I felt about too, sad to see his character arc of isolation to trust only to end up alone, trapped in his cave. The Batfamily either estranged or outright despised him, cut himself off from his friends in JL, even his old paramours abandoned him

@@i.r.raharjo8706 they didn't abandon him, they moved on. He couldn't stop being Batman.

@@Deaganus true, Talia would've been the only one to still want to be with him, but we know how that turned out

I like to think there's a chance that because he met his future self he changed so that timeline never happened

that has to be, if not the greatest, then at least one of the most transcendent Batman moments of all time.

@@anandbenegal AGREED!

Wise man once said if your batman can’t comfort a child on their deathbed then its just the punisher with a funny hat.

Sometimes being Batman isn’t about beating up or scaring a bad guy, or solving a mystery. Sometimes it’s just being there for someone at their highest and lowest points, for example, sitting next to and comforting a dying girl because she’s scared. When you strip everything away from Batman, you’re left with a good man that just doesn’t wanna see anyone else have to die.

Makes me wonder who he named his dog after. Bruce always had trouble letting go.

Best Batman movie to date.

UTRH is equal if not better imo@@AhkymBrizzy

@@theauthor6669 It’s definitely on my top 5 as well.

One reason why I always loved the idea of him with Diana. He wouldn't have to stop fighting crime as Batman, but could learn to do it in more healthy ways and with the JL as a whole learn to balance his time as Batman and Bruce better (because he'd no longer be the ONE person to solve all the world's problems).

Hes always warm hearted in any good adaptions just more paranoid in some hes never a cold character

The more you have, the more you have to lose

RIP Kevin Conroy

Yeah its crazy how the most open hearted version of batman is the one who turns out into old alone batman of batman beyond.

We don't know if Batman Beyond is necessarily the Canon Timeline cause the whole Time Travel stuff that happened, I doubt that Bruce would make the same mistakes that led to him being who he is in the Beyond Universe.

@@maylabrown4584 it kinda is canon because if that were the case Epilogue wouldn't have been made to show his heart.

@@mandalorianhunter1 That doesn't mean it's Canon at all, since originally the Timeline had numerous Leaguers dead due to the Watchtower being destroyed but that's later not the case with Leaguers being stated to and appearing in the Beyond Universe thereafter. There's 2 Timelines, 1 is the Original Timeline and the other is the Alternate Timeline, Epilogue is the Original TImeline's Ending with whatever happened afterwards in the Alternate Timeline left to history. Batman of course wouldn't make the same mistakes as before. Oh yeah, not to mention that Static and TNAS Batman's Time Travel in Static Shock also likely muddied things up Timeline wise.

@@maylabrown4584 where did you get that numerous leaguers were dead but then not happen?

⁠Pretty sure Beyond 100% canon considering the ending of JLU. It’s a single timeline. Bruce also doesn’t know how Old Bruce got to be how he is & he wouldn’t want to know. As for these deaths people have mentioned, think they just retconned all that but kept the destruction of the Watchtower

Superman in the future gets possesed by a physic star fish Lex becomes President, Im guessing flash dies Im sure that would be hard to deal with

​@@daraghokane4236The posession seemed very recent though, I think they're just some of the heroes that lasted the longest while others might have retired or died

Joker and Tim happened. 😢

They used it for Young Justice.

Yes with all of those

DCeU had a good template to build on and failed

@@Akinwalesegun yeah

Man, the Joker being afraid of the IRS when he's a known murderer. That killed me 🤣

@@travis5732 yes me too

I'm pretty sure JLU Batman and specifically the scene of him staying with Ace until she died is what most people are referencing when they say that.

This is exactly what sold me on, *small spoiler* "The Batman." He went from Vengeance, to someone a child doesn't want to let go of by the end .

Arkham Knight comforting a child by ensuring their parents who can barely afford rent have to pay medical bills for their broken ribcages

Bif fan of pretentious Eurotrash, huh?

Your comment comes off as sarcastic with the tone swap in absolutely enjoy, its like saying I completely tolerate, the adjective is overpowering the verb

@@Jiub_SN I didn't mean to come off as sarcastic. I meant to imply sincerity.

Hawkgirl had the plans, I think after justice lords he should have

​@@daraghokane4236If he distrusted them explicitly, sure. But let me give you an image: Flash goes rogue. Superman is fast enough to at least keep up, Lantern likely could restrain him if need be, and there are two fliers on the team, plus J'onn brain blast. Lantern: Superman can outmuscle him for long enough for someone else to clock him hard enough to knock him out, also J'onn. Wonder Woman: Superman is stronger and sometimes faster, so she can be restrained, also J'onn. Hawkgirl: use Superman again. Also J'onn. J'onn is the hard one. Despite the writing teams' claims he is weak to fire he seems more weak to electrical attacks, so maybe shock batarangs/the Clayface taser, but otherwise might need some contingency work just in case. Issue is J'onn could read his mind, so best solution would be an AI on the batcomputer simulating possible solutions. Superman: Kryptonite. If Batman trusts that the odds of the rest of the team all falling at once are low, he generally has teammates who can restrain each other to hopefully give time to snap the one who has lost it out of it. Superman is so strong that he needs a backup plan, and J'onn his best bet is to not personally know the plan anyways, plus it never really comes up as a major thing without other factors like magic being involved that one time. Essentially, he already has a backup plan for most of the original 7: the rest of the original 7. Superman is just a bit too durable to be able to restrain, so Batman keeps a weakening agent on him just in case. He has tools to potentially disable J'onn for a time, and the rest of the league it's just a matter of hoping to have one heavy hitter/J'onn around to knock them out.

None that we KNEW of 💀

Because cadmus was the contingency

That was enough...

The true Batman

No, you've got it right! The justice league got too caught up on the politics of everything and couldn't actually be heroes anymore, so Batman splintered off to actually fight bad guys

This sounds amazing. I would definitely watch this!! Hopefully we get to see a version or this one soon

@@charlesmitchell1516 Thanks! I would love to see him use this idea, I absolutely love this channel and this mode of thinking.

I know people tend to give the Terry being Bruce's secret son reveal a lot of crap, but I think it works not as a reward to Terry, but for Bruce. Though I doubt he'd ever admit it, Terry is the best thing that ever happened to Bruce. Despite their rocky start Bruce and Terry managed to keep a relatively comfortable and caring relationship, which allowed Bruce to heal and come across old friends and mend the fences with them. By the end of the DCAU, Bruce can rest knowing that Terry will continue his legacy, enjoy the time with his remaining loved ones while he still can, and probably live long enough to meet his grandchildren. A true happy ending for the first Dark Knight.

JLU Batman is slightly different from BTAS Batman and Batman Beyond Batman.

THE GOAT!!!!

He's GOATED Greatest Of All The Entire Dimensions

Unless he was lying, to protect the timeline. With Batman, that kind of forethought is always a possibility.

@@RaptorJesusIt’s not possible, as the timeline he is from was erased in that very same two parter.

@@IHateThisCommunity Yes, but that version of Old Bruce might still have remembered, because from his perspective it would've still already happened. Even if he ceases to exist "after", that version of him may have experienced the events.

Spellbinder would probably be leeching off of people till he gets sloppy. I feel he'd do well robbing people. Powers would still be alive, so I guess it would just get worse. Bis negative influence would definitely allow for more corruption to spread. Also the worst possible fate would occur for earth Staro has better odds of succeeding in his plan. Overall it would be bad for everyone, I just thought of a few scenarios.

However, there's something you might not have considered. Waller's "experiment" could have just easily produced a vengeful Supervillain ( or mass shooter at most). The idea was very ill-thought out and it's only by the way of good luck ( plus Terry's parents being in his life & being decent people before Powers killed Terry's dad). Seriously, things could have gone sideways very fast and Waller as well as Andrea having a big hand in causing a potential disaster.

@@seeleunit2000 Let’s say though that the plan worked and Terry grew up to become a superhero for the same reasons as Bruce. How different of a hero is he going to be? For one thing, there’s no reason for him to ever meet Bruce. So goodbye resources and personal trainer. Waller could solve the first problem, but who she gets to handle the second is really going to be important. I highly doubt she’ll ask Bruce because he’s blind to realize how eerily similar Terry’s story is to his own. There are plenty of heroes to choose from the Justice League, but she points out how Batman is different from both the meta humans and non-power heroes.