Series Review | Batman Brave and the Bold
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
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" the hammer of justice is unisex"
blue glaze Best line ever.
@@choreani Does this confirm that the Batman is an isekai protag?
@@choreani You are a man of culture and have my utmost respect
MC Gropes :sunglasses:
Touma is the true form of gender equality to me
i remember the fridays as a kid, rushing home from football trying to catch Brave and the Bold, Generator Rex, and The Clone Wars on Cartoon Network, those was truly the last great action block
Sic Semper Beats those were the good old days hey, I had a similar experience with the clone wars and superhero squad
This was me but I had football after Brave and the Bold on Saturday’s. Every time I’d just run around pretending to be whatever hero was on that week
JOIN THE CLUB. LOVE GEN REX AND BEN 10 AND ED ED AND EDDY AND ALL OH DEM
Throw in Ben 10 and that’s my childhood
Yes agree those were the old days on fridays I miss the old days
This show taught me about Kite Man before knowing him was cool.
Hell yeah
Same with me.
Same
Hell yeah
I was introduced to blue beatle, plastic man, and Guy Gardner green lantern thanks to this show. And others. Man we grew up with some great cartoons 😌
Brave and the Bold is an under rated Gem. The variety in the show, the self-aware camp; the show was also not afraid to get dark. If you take out the camp, this could so easily be a justice league show on its own. A truly terrific show !!
Imo it’s the best homage to the good ole’ Silver Age of Comics.
This was the most iconique Batman show of all time!!
One of the most tear jerking endings for a kids show.
Especially with the piano and gatherings big time
I KNOW😭
Tell me about it, I'm 25 and cried on the last episode after binge watching the whole series.
Yeah, I saw it a couple of nights ago. I don’t remember it being that sad
2:14 "red tornado finding what it means to be a human". That episode also had a tear jerking endings for me.
Am I the only one who thinks the Blue Beetle in this show was way better than the Blue Beetle in Young Justice?
Very much agreed
Nah
Maybe it's because this version was voice by Terry McGinnis. I liked both regardless.
@@paulthompson8698
Oh shit your right
Yes this got me into blue beetle
I always used to watch this show as a kid but never understood it for what its worth... I might jump back into it after watching this.
Brizzard Lego Films definitely give it another looksy if it’s been a while, I’m glad I did
Totally Underrated, up there with the top DC Animated shows.
Sheldon Moore it certainly is a lot of fun
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Wut do you mean when I was younger and couldn’t stay home by my self me and my cousins would enjoy this
Yessir
Agreed
This was my Batman show growing up, and is probably still my favourite one, just because of how much it embraced practically all aspects of the DC Universe. This show introduced me to many hero’s and villains I never knew about and had one of the best endings to a cartoon I’ve ever seen. It was truly OUTRAGEOUS!!!!!!!!!!!
Omg same! It was my introduction to the DC Universe and a happy memory from my teenage years. I still remember staying at my grandmother's for the summer during Ramadan month, then we'd eat Iftar at 8:30 pm, and as soon as I finished my meal, I'd go to the living room to watch this show on CN at exactly 9 pm. My memories of it are so vivid, I can exactly remember what I thought and felt during certain episodes. (Especially the ones with Music Meister, and when Superman debuted)
@@aminaj.7032
Same
Even now some of the songs come to haunt me for no apperant reason
But I'm not complaining
There was a man from Gotham, in the Batmobile he rode,
Defending the defenseless, it's to him I sing this ode.
With his Hammers of Justice, he struck down every foe,
Safety for our families, it's this to him we owe.
Grey and blue, grey and blue,
The man from Gotham wore the grey and blue.
He fought the vilest villains, too numerous to list,
Rendering his verdict with bat-wing covered fists.
Descending from the night sky, his scalloped cape would flow,
Those who broke the law deserve the punches he would throw.
Grey and blue, grey and blue,
The man from Gotham, wore the grey and blue.
But beneath the mask was just a man, same as you and me,
His true face he could never share, a secret identity.
But why endure this lone crusade, fight a fight you just can't win?
If asked the Bat would tell you; "Someone's gotta stand up to all this sin..."
Grey and blue, grey and blue!
The man from Gotham wore the grey and blue!
Grey and blue, grey and blue!
The man from Gotham wore the grey and blue!
The man from Gotham wore the grey and blue!
I love that song!
Vigilante is the best
@@Merasmusthewizard5 And John DiMaggio has one hell of a singing voice!
I love that song
Such a memorable opening to an episode
Brave and The Bold was a one of a kind take on Batman. We may not get another show like this ever again.
Made me love batman
Here’s hoping the Live Action film will live up to its name
@@michaelcaboose8685 🤡
Glad I'm not alone in thinking Equinox was great
Batman: The Brave and the Bold was an absolute godsend after 'The Batman' which wasn't bad but just couldn't shake off it's emptiness in comparison to Batman TAS. It also has what I deem to be one of the greatest finales of all time. It's so gripping, so hilarious yet it ends with an absolute punch to the feels.
Hello there channel pup. I liked both equally.
Hi channel Pup
the first 2 seasons of The Batman are actually really good. Ironically things kinda fell apart when they brought the batkids.
I don’t think it fell apart
It just changed, some of my favorite episodes are from those seasons
The Batman was a good show first 2 seasons especially. When they added the kids it was lik ehh but it was still good
This show made Aquaman cool not by making him buff and tough but by making him a funny as hell hopful and sometimes goofy hero... OUTRAGEOUS!!!( This is my Aquaman)
facts
This is the Aquaman I wish the DCEU got.
He's beard is the best
Batman: The Brave and the Bold is hands down one of the best DC animations and Batman cartoons of all time. I love how it combined the Golden Age and Silver Age into one and doing a take on Dark Age and Bronze Age stories
Hey are you still around?
Would you be interested in co-writing a Batman fanfic?
When I first heard about the brave and the bold I was a bit skeptical due to its campy look, but after it's premiere I grew to like it. Looking back at it now there were a few favourable episodes I mean look at Chill of the Night.
M Curran there are a few gems in there
God do I love this show. Obviously it's not as emotionally compelling as Batman TAS was but it was still genuinely good in its own right. It frankly knew what it was and succeeded on it. While the show may have some issues (pacing problems and- I'm sorry but I just find Equinox boring as hell). It should be given more credit than it deserved.
Also Music Meister is best Batman villain and I will fight you on this.
I can see you are a cultured individual, Music Meister for life!
Yes 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺
sooo many underreated gems out there. it`s a shame these shows never got the recognition they deserve while shows that treats their audience like idiots do
Hey, this had a crossover with Scooby Doo on Direct to DVD. So there's something.
As someone who absolutely adores seeing smaller and more forgotten characters be given a limelight (even for just a small intro), this show holds a strong and special place in my heart. The show's art-style and character designs was one of the first I learned to draw in my journey to become a comic-based artist myself (I do still have a journey ahead of me, but I'm not afraid to note that this show is where I truly started).
It's like the whole DCAU in one show
Pretty much for me
DCAU is the universe that began with Batman TAS and ended with Justice League Unlimited, not everything animated by DC is DCAU
@@chrisanderson2204 there is the second one that involves young justice
This show is a good example of how to make a show that is Like Silver Age comics.
IT has humor, action and Serious moments.
I remember loving this series as a kid. I hope I can find it again.
You can find it here on RUclips just search up Batman the brave and the bold and you will see a playlist with almost 700 vids almost all of the vids are 2 minute parts of a episode so there are almost always 12 parts for a episode and it doesn’t cut anything
Or you can buy it from Google Play Store for $49.99 +tax but right now as I'm writing this its $24.99+tax
KISSCARTOON watch it there
You can watch it on DC Universe.
You can watch it for free off wco tv off chrome
This show brought me into dc universe and I never left since have so much love for this show
my favorite part of the show was alternate dimension joker who wore the red hood costume and is a hero who through his will power came over the insanity effect of his jokerfication
I love this show at least as much as Justice League unlimited, it's dense, it has way more depth than you would think, the Doom Patrol episode and the Ted Kord/Booster Gold episode were especially good to me, Wildcat, Bwana Beast and Aquaman were big highlights. The fact that it is so easy to watch just any episode randomly also help rewatching.
I love Brave and the Bold, it's my third favourited DC show next to the Justice League animated series and Young Justice. My favourite episodes are, Journey to the Center of the Bat, "Legends of the Dark Mite!", Mayhem of the Music Meister, Death Race to Oblivion, The Golden Age of Justice, Sidekicks Assemble, The Power of Shazam, Chill of the Night, Requiem for a Scarlet Speedster, The Knights of Tomorrow, Scorn of the Star Sapphire, Battle of the Superheroes and Triumvirate of Terror.
Also Mitefall was one of the best endings to a TV show I have ever seen, also it has probably my favourite teaser in the whole, Batman teams up with Abe Lincoln to defeat a steampunk armoured John Wilkes Booth. What a great tribute to the silver age.
Super Lord truly was a show for the ages, a true celebration of everything DC
Somethings wrong
Fate Of Equinox isn't on the list
(I'm kidding you can have your opinion, but I feel it should be on the list)
@@Court8 Might I add "The Mask of Matches Malone!" for the reason we can all agree upon?
@@luisrosario3781 yes. Masterpiece of an episode.
@@Court8 Ngl, the BoP song is still firmly stuck in my head.
The Batman actor from this is coming back for the animated Harley Quinn show in November
I'm a twenty something year old adult and I still catch myself watching this show! It's so good and something refreshing.
I miss this show! It embraced some of its silver age corniness and gave us a lighter and enjoyable take on Batman and the DC universe! I loved the voice cast choices, the action, the adventure and story!!
The Brave and the Bold !!! finally getting around to reviewing this series, let me know what you thought of it, as for me, I was pleasantly surprised with how tolerable this rather campy show was :D
For me the success of the show is the animation and artstyle, it's a really a great homage to it's original classic comic book style drawings.
This show has introduced me to so many amazing yet obscure characters.
Same. The fact that this show uses so many underrated comic book characters like Adam Strange, the Creature Commandos, Cavalier, Faceless Hunter, etc. is what I love about this show. As with any DC show however, there are still some characters, that while being ones that everybody recognizes did not appear like Clayface and Renee Montoya to name two examples of well known characters from the pages of DC Comics that didn't appear in Batman The Brave and the Bold. And i know that Clayface eventually appeared in the movie.
I honestly wish we could have silly Batman back in live action. The grimdark angle has been taken way too far and has made for a Batman who isn't even likeable, much less fun. Seems he was always better served by his animated shows than his live-action movies.
Yeah it feels like after tdk trilogy the grimdark with Batman was taken to far *cough cough* "Snyder" *cough cough* luckily The Batman made the grimdark Batman become a story about becoming hope
Honestly I didn’t like The Batman Movie. It was way too dark to be engaging or taken seriously, and the way Batman said “She got what she deserved” just made me question why he was a hero in the first place
this series doesn't poke fun at the Silver Age tropes .. it enjoys and relishes them.
The final scene has me teared up to this day, as this is the show that introduced me to Batman. It truly feels personal
I agree this series was awesome
Tevya Smolka a great one indeed
SUPER FRAME indeed it was a great series ;)
A series based on this version of Aquaman would be OUTRAGEOUS!
“Outrageous” is my mother’s favorite catchphrase
I remember when the villans turned on chill cause he literally created the bats
I loved this show as a kid. It was cool being introduced to all these characters- including Black Canary who is still my favorite today.
same
i used to enjoy watching this show as a kid and only years later i realized how much of the actual DC universe was represented in this show... definitely deserves a continuation or a reboot
I always appreciated how the creator's waited until the later seasons to introduce more of the well-known characters like Joker, Robin, The Justice League, etc.
“You wouldn’t hit a lady, would you”
“The hammer of justice is unisex”
This show’s meta humor is what Harley Quinn wishes it could be
Honestly my favorite part about this show was the fact that it showed off so many different DC characters so you really got to learn about more heroes besides the Justice League. They literally had an episode about a dude called Bawana Beast if I am getting his name correct, what other DC property would you find this dude in besides Brave and the Bold? It could also do both comedy and drama which is always a plus. From cheesy one liners to sad character deaths and Batman almost killing the mugger who killed his parents and both work perfectly. I also loved Equinox as well and loved how he was a secondary antagonist only showing up in the openings before the main feature until he finally got a whole episode to himself so it could do overarching plots and I liked seeing Red Hood in that alternate universe episode because I like the concept of a good guy Joker.
Bawana Beast was in a Justice League Unlimited episode where Wonder Woman turned into a pig. :P
@@mathunit1 True but moreso as a Cameo. He certainly did more in Brave and the Bold.
Hey are you still around?
Would you be interested in co-writing a Batman fanfic?
honestly brave and the bold version of aquaman is my favourite to this day mainly coz he was always an optimist
One of the best cartoon series in the last 20yrs, a must for fans of DC.
I Remember Watching This As A Kid. And Absolutely Loving Aquaman. I Guess This Is A More Silver And Bronze Age Like Take On The DCAU
In an era where I feel like Batman is forbidden from having fun came a version which enjoyed himself...
I'm a hardcore DC fan so Brave and the Bold is GOLD for me... All the character cameos no matter if they are A listers or B rated characters....
I love how you emphasised Red Tornado, my fave underrated boi 🥰
I had a dvd of this with a couple of episodes and loved it! I watched this so much along with Spectacular spider-man.
2:14 "red tornado finding what it means to be a human". That episode's ending was so powerful emotionally, for me. Just brilliant writing. I'm not going to spoil it for you, watch it.
episode title or season
The first time I saw the last episode of this show (at random by search) I still cried over how amazing, genius, educational, and inspirational this show was. Thank You for this great review and call back for many people's childhoods.
I slept on this show as a kid , I just watched the whole series on the DC app , now it’s in my top 5 favorite super hero shows
“Gray and blue, Gray and blue, the man from Gotham, wore the Gray and blue....”
I remember watching this show as a kid and it was really cool although the animated series will always be the best Batman show😄.
TatB is kind of great. It's a genuinely fun love letter to everything Batman, while also spotlighting some of the more obscure and weirder corners of the DCU.
My childhood show and my introduction to The larger DC Universe.
I've watched this when I was a kid, it's so nostalgic to watch it again
This show sparked my love of batman, and for that I will be forever thankful for the existence of this show
Silliness of the silver age+a who’s who of DC’s most obscure=a silly, fun, action packed good time.
This is my favorite take on Batman. I never connected with him as a character but this show was the first time I saw him vulnerable, saw him be friendly, saw him sad, saw him rageful, saw him sing, saw him kick ass and save the day every single time alongside some of the greatest heroes in the DC Universe. I just liked Batman not being the guy that beats up guys half to death in alleys, I like him being hopeful, being a hero. Some people would say that this makes him too much like Superman. I say... Good. 🤣
Same honestly
😊👍
I am finishing this show with a friend we are on season 3. Initially we started to watch it as a joke cause of how good the intro song is but then we just kept watching it. I faintly remember it as a kid and since my friend is a big DC fan it helped me get to know some of the characters he mentions. Actually such a good show to get your kid into DC comics though. Some episodes are dull but when you get a good episodes it is fantastic. After this I am gonna watch Justice League
Aquaman reminded me of the Tick, every speech and word was bigger than life. Spooooon!! 😇😇
I was a lil 2 old for this show but as a huge fan of the silver age this show is highly underrated
Loved this show when I was young. It really is a celebration of DC comics as it introduced me to a lot of the more obscure characters.
Definitely one of my personal favorite DC animated series. Also, I absolutely love this version of Batman (a nice blend between campy and dark).
This show is the reason I think aqua man is badass, never really knew why people considered him a joke character as a kid
I would love to watch this show again, but I can't find anywhere to watch it again.
@LuekRiver Already checked hulu, and can't get amazon,but thx
It’s on the DC streaming service, DC Universe.
Just type brave and bold and the episode number into Bing search and click on video for free stream
Try Kimcartoon ,I'm sure its on there.
Try kisscartoon
Oh boy, do I love this show and these characters a was 12 or 13 when this show came out.
This was the second batman show I saw (the first being Batman the Animated Series) also my favorite episode was the one where batwoman was introduced this is defiantly my favorite batman show.
Guy Gardener is the best character.
I loved this show and i wasnt a fan of too many batman shows. There was only a couple i enjoyed, like the one where he fights dracula, and the futuristic one where bruce is just an old mentor to the new batman.
I loved this show. Seeing so many DC charaters getting exposed was such a a rewarding watch and got me to really appreciate classic comic campy tone. Always a joy to watch.
3:49 I saw a bird and cat have a kid in the form of a tiger with wings this show brought a cat to take care of little bird in memory of her mother. He was her father and she became a hero her mother would be proud
The cast alone makes this show an absolute treasure. Kevin Conroy as The Phantom Stranger and Mark Hamill as The Spectre in the same episode with fire regulars like John DiMaggio and Tom Kenny. ❤
This one has countless moments that are more encapsulates the best things in comics, and the animated shows that are the most inspired by them.
That Booster and Beetle moment, and episode was just perfect. There is plenty of silly stuff, yet then they also mix it up just as the best of DC comics has done.
It makes me so happy to see a comment section filled with love for the brave and the bold.
I honestly wasn't a fan of this show as a kid but I quite like it now
I think this show is a perfect representation of silver age batman. I love this show
It was one of the first things from DC i have watched... and then i found out BAtman is actually more darker...
This show is the reason I watched most of the other DC shows that were on Cartoon Network back when I was a kid
something about this show made the other superheroes feel like legends
Yes BTAS is amazing, but Batman doesn’t have to be brooding and serious all the time. Batman can have fun too, recognize the value of friendship and teamwork while still being a great Batman. Every afternoon when I came home from middle school, I turned on the tv for this show and I still love it to this day.
preach for this
This show has my favorite episode from any Batman show “Emperor Joker” (Don’t judge me).
For sure
6:19 What makes that moment so powerful is that one review of the BatB once said it had Batman unburdened with a secret identity... Instead, we get in that one episode the darkest Batman can be without corpses falling left and right.
Man this show and 2004 the batman were my entire childhood.
I remember rushing home all the time to watch The Brave and the Bold I legit grew up with this masterpiece of a childhood show
Am I the only one who absolutely loves the Music Meister and wants him in the comics
It's like The Brave and the Bold comics with the team-up format (just always with Batman), so that's probably where the name came from.
This show WAS my childhood, it's the very reason I'm currently a Batman fan.
One of the best introductions to DC and Batman you could ask for
my lost childhood cartoon i finally found, i evenly watched it on weekends i almost forgot when the year watched that show
This show was just tons of fun. I loved the episode with The Jester/Red Hood. This show gave me an appreciation for the silver age of comics as well as helped widen my knowledge of DC characters.
One of the funnier( probably not) coincidences is that the series ends on a fake teaser for a batgirl show and a big point is made about it being 3d animated.
And then beware the batman came out like 6 months later
Born too late to enjoy good shows, too early to enjoy any future good shows.
One thing I noticed after reading a few dc comics and watching the show was how accurate it gets things. Like when it introduces batgirl in the intro bit she fights killer moth, just like in batgirl year one. And the Guy Gardener episode where Batman knocks him out with one punch. That happened in JLI, Guy turns into a completely different person because Batman got fed up and punched him.
As a little kid in the early 00s, I felt like I was the only person in the entire world who really got Batman? Like the gritty super edgy batman was just becoming super popular but I just wasn't on board, I felt (and still feel tbh) that stripping the series of it's more lighthearted or even goofy moments stripped the characters of something special, leaving us with only the dark parts left the characters feeling one-note/one dimensional.
Shows like Batman 2004 and TBATB rocked my socks when I was little and they still do now.
(And BTAS of course, but everyone knows about that one. ps; go watch mask of the phantasm)
I agree. Just because a character or setting is super serious doesn't mean goofy or zaney things don't exist in that world. Take Condiment King in B:TAS for example (sadly he was short lived)
Thanks for finally reviewing this, i love the brave and the bold i put this series on par with avengers emh. Both shows r underrated and not alot of people talk about them.
May i suggest reviewing transformers animated?
I had a friend who was a hardcore Dc fan and he didn’t like the show but i just showed him the episode of the first appearance Bat mite and now he’s a fan
Good
I feel so nostalgic to this show even tho I didn’t really like as kid because I thought Batman should more serious
When I first saw commercials for it, I thought it looked childish, but that's good to hear it's a good cartoon that has a good balance of dark themes/silly fun. Diedrich Bader also sounds really good as Batman based on the clips you used and I like that they used the 70's costume for Batman since that's my favorite color palette. I'll have to check it out sometime.
Edit: I have seen the entire series and it is so good at balancing dark storytelling with humor, I love the callbacks to BTAS, and how it built the world of all these heroes and villains from the Silver Age. It is an OUTRAGEOUSLY good time to where I wish Season 3 had 26 instead of 13 episodes.
Hey are you still around?
Would you be interested in co-writing a Batman fanfic?