The AMAZING Batman Show No One Talks About | The Batman (2004)
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THE BATMAN is a show that ran for 5 seasons from 2004-2007, and it was definitely a great show that honors the legacy of the Batman. Check out why it's great!
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Intro [0:00]
Not Your Usual Batman [1:33]
The Rubber Face of Comedy [06:53]
The Clay Face of Tragedy [08:10]
Strange Minds [09:08]
In Conclusion [10:39]
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@Browntable I'm getting sick of hearing people talk about this show... It's a good show, and it doesn't deserve to be forgotten, but the amount of youtubers giving it praise these days is a bit too much for me... It's a good show, but not THAT good. It has way more in common with series like the Flash or Gotham, than with Batman TAS or Batman Beyond. At least in my opinion.
Great video. This show was my biggest intro into batman. It got me to realize how cool he was and got me to check out everything else batman related. I would be the same nerd I am today with out this show. Thanks for talking about it
You should do the dark knight returns animated movies next
Justice League Unlimited
Fun fact, this show was nominated for *12 Emmy awards* and won 6 throughout its run.
Had no idea, that's awesome!
U sure that's not batman tas?
To quote:
The Batman received Annie Award nominations for Best Animated Television Production in 2005 and 2006, and for Best Music in a Television Production in 2006.
The Batman was nominated for 12 Daytime Emmy Awards during its five-year run, with a total of six wins.
In 2005, it was nominated for Outstanding Special Class Animated Program, an Outstanding Performer in an Animated Program (Kevin Michael Richardson as the Joker), Outstanding Achievement in Music Direction and Composition, and Outstanding Achievement in Sound Editing - Live Action and Animation (for which it won).
In 2006, it was nominated and won Outstanding Special Class Animated Program and Outstanding Achievement in Sound Editing - Live Action and Animation.
In 2007, it was nominated for Outstanding Special Class Animated Program and won Outstanding Achievement in Sound Editing - Live Action and Animation.
In 2008, it was nominated for Outstanding Special Class Animated Program and Outstanding Performer in an Animated Program (Kevin Michael Richardson as the Joker), and won Outstanding Achievement in Sound Editing - Live Action and Animation, and Outstanding Achievement in Sound Mixing - Live Action and Animation.
The Batman was also nominated for Motion Picture Sound Editors "Golden Reel Awards" for Sound Effects Editing in 2005, 2008, and 2009, winning in 2008.
@@mr.j410 Batman the animated series was nowhere as great as this one.
I did not know this. I am now extremely validated.
Fun fact: the episode where joker pretends to be Batman and tries to make batman into his joker was the inspiration for The Batman Who Laughs comics
Also the Titan Joker from Arkham Asylum came from this series and the freeze granades that Batman used to take down Clayface in Arkham City
That episode was genuinely hilarious
Remembering this show makes me a little sad I don’t see as many action shows nowadays, but finally I know the name of this Batman show.
I thought it was just a fever dream like MTV spider man I used to watch on DVD on car rides back in the day... Good thing I was wrong about that.
Batjoker vs Penguin and Batman was legendary!!!
Arkham knight did the same thing.
Fun Fact: the Batman takes place in the same universe as Teen Titans, although the art style looks different it was proven in the Batman spinoff comic
Yup, I remember that was connection
What was robins issue with Batman then? They seems to get along in this series if I'm not mistaken?
The art style doesn’t look different
@@purplefingers8186 It’s slightly different with Teen Titans looking more anime-ish like for example look at the eyes
What's the name of the comic
This show was the reason I got into Batman, that and Batman Beyond. It's sad that it doesn't get talked about much. I find this take on the Batman as the most unique, especially with how the villains are executed.
Facts! The intro is very nostalgic too
The movie was great as well with how they had dracula as the big bad and how bats beat him.
Batman Beyond sucks, atleast after season 1
@@jaypat7894 Gotta love the guitar.
@@grimreaper99937bro it traumatised me and my cousins 😂 my cousin had that box tv and we lives in an area which is famous for being a lil paranormal I was staying over at his house when we watched the movie a vat passed by the window and it was 2 am at night oh man the memories this show was so good
Does anyone remember the web game for this show, “cobblepot caper”? It was something that I just loved as a child.
YES OH MY GOD, IT WAS SO GOOOOOOD
YESSSSS
@@Browntable THAT JUST BROUGHT BACK SO MANY MEMORIES MAN. THE LEVEL WHERE YOU FIGHT THE KABUKI TWINS WAS THE BEST SHIT EVER.
Banger
The Nostalgia
I've always thought this show did a lot of justice for his side kicks than any other shows before. I love this show's incarnation of Bat Girl and Robin.
This batman really gave us the type of Batman/Robin/Batgirl relationship you see on tumblr and other places online. That episode The Breakout when them having to go against Black Mask and his gang? Perfect :)
It went from a weird gothic/tim burton style in S1 and 2, to joel shumacher-esque with sidekicks with S3 and 4, to batman brave and the bold-ish with S5. It was still a good show, but it struggled to stick with a path. I wasnt a fan when I first saw it, but it grew on me
I had no idea night wing was in this show
Lmao that intro better be canon😂😂
Agreed! Barbra is fun to be around and shes a quirky teenager while Richards more comical.
I actually think the animation they did for Bruce in The Batman made Pattinson an excellent choice: their shared extremely square face shapes and exploding jaw lines are absolutely uncanny
Right? I actually think that this series fits very well with Reeves’ take on Gotham, and would be a potent source of inspiration.
@@phoebesekine4783did you see the Dark Knight Returns episode with bulky bruce and robin is nightwing. Literally like Batfleck too
whats up with bruce having asian face vibe
@@batofkrypton9765 it is but he's also much older in TDKR. Literally one of my favorite all time comics desecrated by the live-action.
@@RUclipssaysimCyberbully Don't be racist.
(Also his nose is HUGE, I like his nose but asians definitely don't have huge noses.)
One thing I really like about this show is how they did Batgirl and Robin. Because of the massive age difference between the two (DIck was still in middle school while Barbara was starting college) their story couldn't really work out the way it usually does. They actually completely change the dynamic with Barbara acting much more like an older sister and secondary mentor to Dick, and it ends up working out really well and is still one of the most unique takes on their relationship that I've seen
I actually really loved that, I use that idea in my fanfics (😅)
This show's version of Batman is probably the most likeable version of Batman on-screen.
Yeah true
This and the dark knight trilogy batman are my favorites
And justice league animated as well!
This is my favorite batman series
Every Batman should aspire to be like this one.
So underrated. This was the first. Batman show I’ve ever seen
Same. Excluding justice league
Same here and the movie with Dracula oh man talk about awesome it's truly a shame WB kids shut down they really had some good stuff spectacular Spider-Man, the Batman, Static, legion of superheroes, and some non superhero stuff as well
Ditto I'm pretty sure I watched this show before Batman: TAS.
Same
Same bro, such a good show
These are legitimately some of my favorite Batman character designs across all forms of media. This show deserves more praise for sure
100% agree. To me they are unmatched in this area. Did you ever see the drawings they had for Scarecrow if he were to appear in the series? Just awesome.
They turned the Joker in Gene Simmons from Kiss.
They turned the Riddler into Marilyn Manson.
And they gave Batman Claws.
Honestly the worst thing about Seasons 3-5 is that they completely wrote Yin out of the show. Like I don't even think they give her a reason to be gone. She's just gone. At least they gave Ethan proper closure, but man, Yin was probably my favorite character and she just disappeared.
The only thing is, she became commissioner in the future.
Thats what I'm saying she definitely had potential to become something more like maybe this universe batwoman
It was because they thought it was going to become a Batman and friends kind of show where Yin was going to be in every episode working along or againist Batman and they didn't want to keep doing that. Especially when they started introducing Dick Grayson.
@@vTxTobi It was because the voice actress started a new show and had scheduling conflicts. Don't spread lies.
Yin should've been Officer Renee Montoya. But I guess they'd rather have an Asian instead of a Hispanic on the Show.
I know it's impractical but I loved how long Batman's cape was in the series. There was something just so cool about it.
I love the long cape! We need more of it!
It kept in line with the theme of the show pretty well too. Implying that the cape and cowl was something he still had to grow into.
Thank god someone else understands for some reason I love the cape draping over edges
well he actually glided in this one so that’s why
And how he repeatedly uses it to block fires and to confuse his enemies during the fights.....so cool...
People mainly "hated" it for no other reason than it wasn't Batman: The Animated Series, which was very unfair to The Batman.
They need to give it a chance I come from the tas era and I didn’t think this show would be good but I love it as much as tas 😎
BUT is very in line with how this sort of thing usually goes. Happens like 7/10 times someone follows up on a masterpiece.
The Batman is just way better than Batman The Animated series imo
It’s because of People being Nostalgic for the 1990s and everything about it. “This was better in the 90s.”
@@DougieYT I'm rewatching TAS, and while it's a great series I do think some people forgot how hokey season 1 starts.
This show was awesome. Displaying a younger, more idealistic Batman was a very fresh take on the character, ntm displaying a more rounded out skill set. The music and sound effects were awesome too
I really like the whole "villain appears, kicks batman's ass, batman learns from the ass-kicking and kicks their ass in return" formula. It's a lot less boring than "batman can do anything because he's batman".
@@OriginalAkivara yes
I’m so glad to see people talking about this show, it made me fall in love with Batman’s stories. I love the art style, the tone of the show, everything is just amazing. I feel like the movie was just the show’s best elements concentrated into a film and I love it. And let’s not forget about the time Hugo Strange (spoilers) almost tricked Batman into killing all of Gotham and possibly ending the world.
Also was the intro a nod to the Spectacular Spiderman? God I loved that show
This is easily the most innovative design of Joker to date. Giving him a deeper, gruff voice, athleticism, and his posture, he really stands out among the many versions of the character
And his sick ass dreads dude, love this joker
At first I disliked it but now I appreciate it for being unique. I think people just expect the standard joker in Batman shows.
I was scared of that joker when I was younger.
@@Luca08Luca same. he was pretty damn scary especially with his laughing gas. But I remember other villains scaring me too. Those assassins the penguin hired....manbat... Creepy stuff.
@@whitehairedbadass3475 also the riddler was very creepy.
The first 2 seasons had the best fucking intro of any show ever and no one can change my mind.
True it was suprisingly good
That guitar man!
Mad Facts. The way they say, "The Batmaaan" at the end was so chilling and hype
You damn right beat into every it was so Batman
Amen! I lived how quiet and understate it was for the most part...and so damn stylish!!
“Name the true identify of, The Batman”
I loved how he outsmarted Cluemaster
The intro with Spectacular Spidey is hilarious because I always think of The Batman and Spectacular Spider-Man as being the similar Marvel and DC counterparts. I grew up watching both as a kid, and love both to death. Id argue it was in some ways, if not a little bit better than TAS. Loved TAS, but in today's era, The Batman holds up better. Its one of my favorite cartoons period
fun fact, terry McGuinness was directly inspired by spiderman. complete with most of his villains being reskinned spiderman villains. think shriek and shocker, ink was venom, and so on and so forth. you can find behind the scenes stuff and directors commentary talking about it.
@@zackv4850 I'm pretty sure ink was just terry's clayface.
@@projekttaku1 while that is the role they filled the creators went on record saying they were inspired from venom. the black inky goop was a direct decision from that
theres a episode with sandman from spectacular spiderman and rhino, his name LITERALLY was rhino, i recognized his voice instantly 😂 i rlly get heavy spectacular spiderman vibes from this show
This Batman is actually not such a downer. He's brooding when he needs to be, but he can actually crack a smile every now and then
Max Alain's Meme Stash yeah it's ok for Bruce Wayne to smile and batman when he's with friends, as long as the batman doesn't break in front of the criminals
Today's writers need to take a page from this Batman, if you ask me.
If you compare this bruce wayne and batman design look to BTAS's Bruce wayne and batman You'll see how younger he looks and feels...in this show he looks like he's in his 20s or atleast mid20s where in the BTAS he looks 30+...this Bat felt so close to spider-man and I'm not complaing for I am a Spidey fan...
@@patrickripleyiii134 I dunno, do you remember that episode of BTAS when Harley was trying to prove herself to the Joker? Batman unnerved her by smiling/laughing.
@@realjoemavro does The Batman hold up well and accessible for adults?
I remember when Ethan turned to clayface, such a strong scene as a kid man, he was like your freind watching him with Bruce and knowing he was becoming a villain sucked
Bruh the cliffhanger when his face melted at the end of the episode that shit was terrifying as a kid
@@JazzStation95 That meme movie line from TDK spoke true to some individuals in Gotham: "You Either Die a Hero, or You Live Long Enough To See Yourself Become the Villain"
Ethan's story was so heartwrenching
Ngl I wonder If Ethan Bennett will ever become canon?
@@t4d0W Harley Quinn's "Society is to blame!" line from BTAS also applies to most Batman villains.
The fact that Rino Romano (sorry if I misspelled) now has voiced both Bat-man AND Spider-Man is just awesome!
One thing I love about this show is that in the fifth season, instead of just focusing on Batman, it focused on the whole world of DC, bringing in other DC heroes and their enemies. That was great.
no way, it was just a poor man's justice league. Keep the focus on batman tyvm.
At One Point Even They Became Bored With Batman.
@@OriginalAkivara Batman brave and the bold would like to have a word
The Batman and Spectacular Spider-Man were both great shows! Wish Spectacular Spider-Man got another season.
After revealing someone (don't want to spoil for anyone who happened to not see it) lived and got away the next season would've been golden
They were both an excellent reimagining of each character and especially their villains.
Sadly The Spectacular Spider-man probably won't return with Marvel under Disney
@@error_404.69 yeah now we got that new crappy Spider-Man cartoon where they put practically EVERY Spider-Man/woman in the 1st 5 episodes COMPLETELY ruining what made Peter spacial in the 1st place
@@futureflash6331 not to mention the crime war between silvermane, doc ock and tombstone /hammerhead
this show is sooo underrated...this was my childhood
Same
Same
Agreed!
Same
Same just found it on HBO max even tho I had the DVDs since I was young
Still my favorite Catwoman. The first season's intro music is fantastic for setting the mood, but the show changed with the intro into something not quite as great as the first season, but yeah, still a great show overall. Even the "weird Joker" wound up working pretty well, and Ninja Penguin was more fun than expected. It was an interesting way to make him more of a threat than a joke.
The best episode by far is “A Matter of Family”. The voice acting and story of Robin’s origin is fantastic. It is literally the “Robin’s Reckoning” of Batman 2004.
It's my personal headcanon that this is the Batman that trained the Robin from the original teen Titans. I feel like the costumes and the designs match up really well.
yeah the artstyles go really well together
I thought so too, the art style is prettt similar, especially with how they make things look shiny n stuff
I think this is the headcanon for a lot of people.
I thought the same thing man
Oh my god I had the same exact thought when I was a kid. God I wish I can turn back time
A little fact: Kevin Micheal Richardson originally just audition he didn't want the role for joker. But Mark Hamill gave him the permission. Mark and Kevin are iconic jokers
Didn't u know Mark hamill, Kevin Conroy, and Adam west are in the cast
@@desmondlovas8042 yes. Yes I did dude
@@bofadeez8480 In in the episode where Batman went into Joker’s mind, Joker before he became the Joker was shown to be white.
@Jayden Cruz Mark gave Kevin blessing to voice joker because he was auditioning and try to refuse but Mark helped.
To add onto this, Kevin Michael Richardson has said during interviews and panels that he was having a bad day when he went in to audition for Joker. He pretty much let out all his frustrations into that audition, and the casting crew loved it so much, they called him the very next day telling him he got the part. Kinda fitting that he wound up getting the role of Joker because of “one bad day”. 😉
How could he not mention the zombie episode? I just discovered this show with 25 but those episodes (I think it was a two parter) and I immediately rewatched them after finishing because I was mindblown from a kids show! Love the show!
I'm so glad there's actually people out here who knows the show exists! I remember watching this show a fairly long time ago on netflix I was so sad when they removed it but now that its back on there im binge watching the whole thing again, I absolutely loved this show and still love it just wish more people could know about this amazing show!
You're not the only one. I remember watching this show during my childhood.
I actually picked up the Blu Ray set and it's WAY better than I remember it. I really liked its unique take on Batman. I felt like it came out at the wrong time.
@@isaiahyinko7182 does The Batman hold up well and accessible for adults?
This show is actually the best example of Robert Pattinson being the young Bruce Wayne and Batman
Exactly. This and Batman Arkham Origins
Agree
Diego Pansini nah, Bruce in origins was still jacked. This version of Batman was the leanest I’ve seen.
@A.A. V I love your argument
A.A. V I hope not. We’ve never really gotten a good live action Batman
The Riddler always keeps calm, manulipates cops, has an oddly soothing voice, has a plan for everything, traps people in unwinnable situations, talks to his victims remotely without showing his face, and even makes an old rival navigate through a bunch of death traps in an abandoned house.
He reminds of a certain other villain who likes to play games.
He even quoted the Saw villain once, didn't he?
Plus he's the most dope looking Riddler ever. Fight me.
I think I *saw* the connection.
Funny I hear the voice actor more as Scarecrow.
This show was big in south Africa. Even around 2010 I remember it being something we watched as teenagers.
I really liked how this show slowly evolved Batman, as well as kept it a bit "grounded" for most of the series.
Like, even when there were literal psychic monks from the himalayas and a giant clay monster, i still went "holy crap that happened?" When the alien invasion happened. I also really liked how they kept the series mostly focused on Batman so other characters like Martian Manhunter showing up felt more impactful.
I loved this Joker because he was crazy athletic like a money, so he seemed more unhinged and crazy. And this Bruce Wayne was cool and capable of being social
Yeah it was a good different twist on joker. It added a new layer to him
I loved how animalistic Joker looked
Yeah I also loved this version of the Joker but Mark Hamil’s Joker is also amazing
Every Batman/Bruce Wayne is capable of being social. The big difference between this one and most of them is that THIS one is sociable without having to put on an act, tries to hold onto his personal relationships and doesn't view most of them as a means to an end. He was scarred by his parents death, and it inspired him to be do whatever he can to clean up Gotham both as Batman and Bruce Wayne, but it didn't break this Batman like it did with the other versions to the point where he seems as crazy as almost anyone in his rogues gallery. This Bruce Wayne isn't a mask for Batman, he's actually the charming guy that can enjoy going out for a night on the town with a friend.
Greg Weisman is officially the GOAT. He wrote this, Spectacular Spider-Man, Young Justice AND Gargoyles bruh..... he wrote Gargoyles....
He wrote for those shows, but he wasn’t a showrunner for this one like he was for those others. He also wrote for Brave and the Bold and Beware the Batman.
I would love Guillermo del Toro to make a Gargoyles movie!
@@GamerSlyRatchet1 beware the batman does not hold up well for me
@@danielmoore9209 - Greg Weisman wrote 7 episodes of "The Batman"... or did you mean another show?
@@coltongates7397 - Yeah, the graphics were ambitious, but really didn't hold up well. Reminds me of the cutscenes of an early PS2 Batman game ^^'
Some weird choices when it came to some designs as well, and characterizations, but it had potential... wish we saw less of Harvey and more of Two-Face, but he was kept for a season 2 (nice) that never came.
This was the series what introduced me to Batman they even have good voice actors two and I like how this version of Batman has a smooth voice instead of a deep one
8:29 Fun fact: No only Greg Weisman was the shorunner, also Christopher Yost, who wrote Avengers EMH and Wolverine and the X-Men, as he made a really great run with Ryan Stegman about Scarlet Spider (Kaine)
There were so many Batman related shows going on at the time this series was released. JL Unlimited & Teen Titans were killing it in the early 2000's and were soley responsible for the exclusion of certain characters in The Batman. Which is probably why the 3rd & 4th season moved at such a break neck pace with the inclusion of Robin & Batgirl. But man I loved this series. The way they gave a more stylized take on the characters was perfect! Villains that aren't usually physically capable of competing with Batman are now able to match him tick for tack. But they kept the core elements in tact. Its really a shame that this show is so underrated. I honestly wouldn't mind a bluray release.
From what I recall, the exclusion went both ways: They couldn't use a lot of Batman-related characters in JLU and TT because of the "Bat Embargo".
Magitek1112 I remember hearing about that too. Teen Titans was still being aired at the time during season 3 before season 4 started which is why they had Batman’s first partner be Batgirl instead of Robin
Welp on hbo max now
Don't forget Static Shock. :p
Not all villains are supposed to be able to physically challenge him. Otherwise Batman doesn’t need to be a genius
In my mind i always headcanoned this show as a prequel to Teen Titans. The Robin seen in the last two seasons of The Batman eventually grows up to become the Robin from that show.
I never thought about that, it would make sense since they both basically have the same animation.
Bruh...
When I found out there wasn't any proof the 2 series were related I was genuinely shocked I legit always thought as a kid they were in the same universe
@@futureflash6331 actually there is a comic where the Batman from the Batman spies on robin from teen titans and mentions training him, I think there's a watchtower database episode on it
@@-Teague- I saw that later but too and that just confused me more
I loved this series so much! Especially seasons 3-4. Seeing Batman by himself for the most part (aside from alfred) and in his element was neat! But i feel like Batgirl and Robin added so much to the show with their dynamic with Bruce and each other. I even liked the spin of having Batgirl come before Robin because I feel like some rookie wiggling her way into being his occasional sidekick would warm Bruce up to letting his adopted son moonlight as his official one. Plus Robin and Batgirl’s rivalry over who was the better sidekick was funny.
I grew up watching this show on Kids WB. This was the best Batman show I've ever watched like i liked how it was set during the beginnings of Batman's career seeing him as a young vigilante operating in the shadows and then slowly becoming a public hero of Gotham.
My favourite episode was the one where Batman manages to outsmart and defeat a person who can manipulate time!
The one who kept repeating time because he had to "predict" his movement
Mine is the Firefly episode in Season 1
My favorite is the Clayface two-parter.
There was an episode where Batman fights zeus lolol
He actually didn't outsmart him. The Clock King wound up killing his son and eventually undid everything that happened in the episode
This is how us 2000s kids first experienced our favourite playboy billionaire ptsd victim
Nah it would've been through DCAU reruns
@@Idunnoyouguessit I remember seeing reruns of Batman TAS but I never paid much attention to it as I was more into Spider-Man as a kid. However what got me hooked was Justice League and Batman Beyond on Toonami. Strangely enough The Batman never aired in my country as far as I can remember.
I’m a 2010 kid
Anybody else watch the forgotten gem Xiaolin Showdown?
fun fact, the voice of man bat/dr. langstrom is the same guy who voices doc ock in spectacular spider-man, if u listen to both voices they sound so similar
“It’ll be hard to find.”
Netflix has entered the chat.
The Batman series finale: Batman creates the JLA
Almost everywhere else: Superman creates the JLA
My preference: Batman
You're mistaken. Smallville had green arrow do it. The comics had them all come together. JL/JLU had them all come together. The new movies had Batman do it. Plus I saw that show, and the league was already formed when batman was brought into essentially. They had all gathered before hand.
@@DSan-kl2yc he did say almost
the best super powered universe is "Wild Cards"
It is a science fiction and superhero anthology series set in a shared universe. The series was created by a group of New Mexico science fiction authors, and mostly edited by George R. R. Martin.
why ?
1) because this universe is exactly what would happen if everyday people got super powers.
2)when people become super powered THEIR super powers follow some of the laws of physics.
Example,
if you become 100% invisible, the back of your retinas would become invisible as well, basically you would become blind when you used your invisible powers.
This is exactly what happens to a character in the series. To over come his limitation, he learns a ZEN awareness technique that allows him to memorize his surroundings.
my other favorite powered individual has almost instantaneous healing. so once they broke their arm, it healed crooked. they had to re-break it to get it to heal correctly. he wasnt immune to pain.
3)You basically only get one power AND sometimes a limitation or weakness(that makes sense). Everyone in the series, isn't like Superman and has a billions superpowers and all powers at god-like levels.
if you want to immerse yourselves in a "real life" universe of believable super powered beings "wild cards is the place to start.
Warning, its for mature audiences with adult situations.
the series(Wild Cards) is nothing like DC or MARVEL.
@@DSan-kl2yc beforehand*
I really like Clayfaces arc in the show, he just wants to do his job well and be a good cop, but ends up becoming a criminal himself. It isnt till second clayface pops up, that he fights the monster he's become and redeems himself for the better.
it humanizes clayface. he wasn't only a madman with shapeshifting powers but a sympathetic character that you can relate to.
I grew up with this show this show is my childhood so I’m so happy that people are being dragged into its greatness
5:10 he also voiced vulture in Spectacular Spider-Man
The elephant in the room is Batman: The Animated Series still gets most of the acclaim. Rightfully so, but The Batman successfully reimagined the franchise without compromising too much for younger audiences. I remember I had a blast watching it growing up, though I probably tuned out at either season 3 or 4. That Clayface character arc was phenomenal; the equivalent of what BTAS did to Two-Face's character.
They walked so tynion could run with clayface in rebirths detective comics
Unfortunately, The Batman riled up fans with its take on the Joker in Season 1. I know they tried to correct course in later seasons, but that was a rough first impression. People just weren't ready for that version, not immediately after Batman: TAS' definitive version.
BTAS takes all the credit from every animated batman show
They flipflopped on it and basically just did the harvey dent thing. Plus they just dropped Ying. That was an erupt change. Also her design made her look too much like a little girl. I really don't think it was very good and had no weight to it.
"If you've watched Jackie Chan Adventures, one of the greatest shows of all time in the history of the planet."
Never before has a sentence resonated with me so deeply. You sir, have impeccable taste.
Could not stand his niece lol feel like cartoons ruin stuff pushing those characters like Gwen getting powers in Ben 10
@@DensilGrant never watched a single second of Ben 10, but when this guy brought up Jackie Chan Adventures I honestly got a little giddy with nostalgia.
That show was a banger.
4:26
And just like that, you unlocked a lot of lost memories i had
I've always loved, specifically, Joker's design on this. From the unique, almost crescent moon shaped face to the ape-like body movements to the fact that he's wearing a straitjacket the whole time, his whole deal is just *chef's kiss*
This show was so good. The episode where Batman was tricked into thinking Gotham was poisoned is my favorite of any Batman iteration.
It was one of the best.
which episode?
@@BungardBooce season 3, episode 5 “strange new world “
@@BungardBooce if you’ve seen Young Justice, it’s similar to the “Failsafe” episode in season 1, ep. 16.
That episode is awesome. It really shows Hugo Strange as a master manipulator in a ways that’s not shown in other shows. The way he gets into Batman’s head and almost makes him poison all of Gotham in an attempt to save it is horrifying, since you’re in Batman’s shoes the entire time. It’s one of my favorite episodes. It’s right behind Gearhead episode, because there’s just so much nostalgia from loving that one in particular as a kid
I loooooved the character designs for this show. Especially The Batman's.
There is just something so cool about how he appears more lithe and the decision to have his cape drape over and encompass him completely.
And how the fringes of his cape were always on the floor. Almost like he was perpetually melting into and away from the shadows
I loved how in this series it was Joker after Harley. She ran a dating show and Joker would call in as a guest and when they asked who was on the line he would say "mr. J"
YES!! I completely agree! I've always preffered this batman design over the others because I to loved the cape and the claws on the gloves and with how his body didn't look like he-man's and was more athletic l. Don't get me started on evryone else. I just God I love the designs so much that I can't even put my words into comprehensive sentences.
yeah, the character design reminded me of Jackie Chan adventures character design which I love also
Exactly. The theme song hits too
Beautiful observation
This was a great, underrated animated version of Batman. I think it shows him growing from a loner to team player and father figure to younger heroes. It was Batman: The Animated Series for the 2000s decade. The show was starting during my final year in college, and it helped make my last year in college so enjoyable.
The way KMR did that pizza delivery line as Joker sounded like something Hamill would do. You have convinced me to try this show.
The Batman Joker is sort of very dark I kind of love it.
I think this show perfectly encapsulates "middle child syndrome." It didn't have the same legacy as the DCAU that came before it had, and it didn't have the same self aware fanservice of Brave and the Bold that came after it. Still, this was my intro to Batman as a kid, and while I don't care for some of the designs, I can't deny that the snappy action in this series has yet to be replicated elsewhere.
Lol what about beware the batman? Where does that place in your comment?
That one batman beyond episode was really good from the series. With the older Bruce and the new batman forgot his name
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The one step-sibling no one likes to acknowledge
@@HM-wn2in terry mcginnis
Even though I like seasons 3-5 I'm kind of disappointed that they ditched Yin and Ethan. They are some of the most interesting Batman characters to me.
I loved Yin, and was very sad to see her completely disappear in the third season. Ethan still gets some attention in later seasons, but not as much as the first two.
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Yeah, that's the one thing I actually hated about this show. Yin was awesome, and throwing her away without explanation was crap!
It was hinted in season 4 that Yin still existed in the universe but she was just ultimately scrapped from the show.
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It's still crap.
@@kamentrainerhorn2073 My theory is that since the police started to become more trusting of Batman in season 3 Batman no longer needed an inside person in the GCPD, as I said earlier it was hinted in season 4 that they started working together again sometime after the show ended. But yeah, it's a bummer she was scrapped from the show entirely.
This show was my introduction to Batman the episode "Grundy's Night"
Fun Fact: this series didn’t have Two-Face, Scarecrow, Ra’s al Ghūl. Mad Hatter, Talia al Ghūl or Victor Zsasz
The only show that understood Gotham’s zany, creepy, weird, chaotic, gothic tone and the three dimensional characters to go along with it.
this is one of the least that gets that. For one thing, everything is so cartoony that it totally loses any darkness or gothic. Its bright. Penguin is such a joke(all the villains are). Imagine saying that about the 60s series because that's how you sound to me.
The problem with this show isn't that it's badly done. But that it's a sort of generic cartoon. It's a very straight forward superhero cartoon. It felt like a step backwards. Like most cartoons in the 00s as that decade went on and even now.
This and Batman Forever
@@DSan-kl2yc Big Agree, after Batman TAS and Batman Beyond, the art direction they went with this one just didn't sit with me...
@Максим Бугаенко so it is real...not my child dream...
Dude...they took Mr. Freeze from a tragic, sympathetic character to a diamond thief...
BTAS is always gonna have a special place in my heart, but The Batman was MY SHIT. I always loved how modern this version was. I even own the Batman v Dracula movie lol
I only have the first season on dvd
Yeah love that movie and this show
Same here
Same on everything u just said
I actually got rid of the movie cuz I tried watching it when I was younger and I got terrified of it 😂 I’d love to see it now tho. I also once was scared of that episode where Batman slowly becomes Joker but it’s now one of my favorites
The music for this show was so badass too, especially the intro. Loved it
This show was (and still will it always be) one of my favourite shows and the Batman series I grew up with, so I'll forever be thankful to the people who made this show happen! ❤️
One of the reasons I hate Netflix is cause they removed this show
It’s on the dc universe app
I don't think Netflix chose to remove the show, I think DC removed the show from Netflix
@@stevensanchez2032 really? Sweet
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Agreed.
@@timnoskill I doubt it. It's in Netflix's nature to remove old and awesome shows and movies
The thing i like the most about this show is that “he actually has a life outside of his batman persona”. Then comes the details in combat and the techs
Dude, I LOVED how Ragdoll was portrayed! He's a fun villain! The fresher designs are AWESOME-
I loved this show sooooo much. And I’m so happy you’re talking about this.
It’s sad when this was the Batman you grew up on and you later realize that all the villains don’t actually look like this :(
They do,they are simialr they don't have to be exactly the same
@@absoluteecho6152 Bruh, the Bane in this show looks nothing like the Bane from the comics. Heck, even Tom Hardy's Bane somewhat resembled the comic Bane
@@Drums_of_Liberation i actually really liked the red bane
it made me think that the venom also made blood rush throughout his body and heat up the body a ton, making him red
Love how they made them look distinct. They made them look unique
This show introduced me to Clayface and I always thought Ethan was the original until I found out it was the actor guy that came first in the comics. I thought he was the second since the show introduced him later.
I honestly loved both openings for the show, as the first one was dark and grim to indicate Batman’s headspace and the second is more lighthearted and campy, which is how batman likely feels after including batgirl and robin into his crime fighting movement, and may reference Adam West’s 60s version of batman.
Yee it was definitely an homage to the Adam West Batman, I found that really cool
Dude, when I was growing up and the show came on, I would turn the volume up to the max when that theme song came on. When I was a kid, I loved that second theme song so much, and now I love both equally.
This show is my childhood as well. I remember watching it on television and just being blown away! Quite differently to you though, season 3 is my fav season.
I always liked this show. The theme from the first two seasons is great. It's one of my alarm tones to get up for work.
I love how this show handles the villains. The reinventions are so creative and each villain represents a different aspect of Batman's character. It's probably my favorite versions of Batgirl and Poison Ivy too.
Maybe except for Mr Freeze, but I'm kinda glad there's a change for Freeze's origin for once, even it do the original no justice.
@@passbyicecube you can't beat heart of ice from tbas, so I'm glad they tried something different.
One of my top 5 favorite Joker adaptations
@@glassofwater281 well I mean, that doesn't mean much since there's only really been five good ones:
This one
Mark Hamill
Heath Ledger
Joaquin Phoenix
And Jack Nicholson
@@joshevans3421 that's true, but I mainly said that because I'm not really an expert on DC, so I'm probably missing some really good jokers from the comics or something
I was terrified of the way the show ended the theme song with the “the batman,” line when i was kid. It’s spoken so creepily
Yesss have you seen the movie Batman v Dracula it was awesome
I know right!
SAME I SKIPPED IT EVERY TIME
-Hey, what are you watching?
-ThE BaTmAaAN..................
I was scared how it started with the bats and it saying “the Batman”
Like man I loved it when you put the batman up on the big screen crowd cheer because man this deserves more and honestly I personally love the first and second season. I literally just started watching this about 5 years ago then stopped then started it again and questioned why I waited so long to continue watching it. Love this series your so right also I'm a big fan of spectacular spider man too which is now on Netflix, the batman used to be on Netflix but sadly after a short time it wasn't on anymore.
This was the best batman design to me younger and even till now
An episode I think about a lot is when the joker wants to be the Batman and injects a type of joker toxin into Batman’s bloodstream slowly turning him into the new joker. So good!!!
That episode was brilliantttt yess
The games had to of took inspiration from that
I love the episode where joker decides he needs a sidekick so he finds that random prankster kid at the local high school.
I LOVE THAT EPISODE, but I can’t find it anywhere😒
Thus inspiring Scott Snyder to create the Batman Who Laughs.
The person who designed the character is the same person who designed Jackie chan the animated series?! No wonder why it look so familiar
Yeeeee
Oh really I never knew that
WHAT!? Why did we never get a crossover!?
And teen titans
so glad someone's talking about this. this is CHILDHOOD
You’ve unlocked memories I forgot I had and I’m now rewatching it
I actually liked how Catwoman and Harley Quinn were designed in this show.
Yeah. Probably my favorite animated Catwoman
Mr Freeze is also badass
Uh a women old
The 2000s were when Catwoman donned her signature goggles.
I want to kiss this Riddler he is so fucking cool
So the new batman movie "The Batman" is a younger batman and makes me think of this show. I wonder if elements of this show might rub off on the movie possibly.
I think the new movie will be heavily inspired by frank miller's Year One comic. Hopefully they learn some things from this show as well. Younger Bruce when he's still rough around the edges and has a sense of humor has always been my favorite version of the character. They already tried adapting the old, dark, humorless, battle-worn batman who's lost his faith in humanity before with Batman V Superman, and it didn't work very well. So I hope they really knock it out of the park with this new one and the DC universe lands back on its feet
@@howler9171 if they *are* going to base it on Frank Miller's Year One series, then I think they should try their best to avoid Frank Miller's mistakes and learn from them so that they don't repeat them.
Younger Batman? Isn't Robert Pattinson in his mid 30's?
@@dixonb.tweenerlegs4225 It's still a younger Batman. Just because Robert Pattinson is older doesn't mean that Bruce Wayne is. This is only his second year of being Batman in-universe.
@@howler9171 I think the reason it may not have worked well is because we never saw a previous version of Batfleck before he settled into that dark role. If there was a movie that showed him all lighthearted, and then BVS came, I think it would've had a bigger impact
Didn't even finish the DCAU Watchtower stream I first learned about you in. The fact we're kindred spirits
on this was enough to want to watch this. And boy am I glad I did, because you did it justice and then some.
I admit, don't think I ever saw more than S3 on TV at the least. Don't even remember Robin being a thing
Watched this series for the first time back in 2015, and I immediately loved it! Loved the design for Batman in both the first three seasons and the last two. Love how they showed him maturing and becoming tougher. The voice for all the characters, especially, Rino Romano as Batman was amazing!
Honestly, I do miss the darker tone from the first two seasons, but the last three are still cool. Also, early this year, FINALLY watched The Batman vs. Dracula. DUDE! Phenomenal!
This Batman is my most favorite because of what you mentioned here: Batman has a life himself as Bruce AND is more human. So, he can be relatable while still being the awesome hero we all know and love.
Great work here on this vid! Truly, a Batman worthy of respect and praise.
I remember seeing someone comment on Twitter that this show was bad because batman smiles and joked around too much. Some people just don't understand quality television
It’s Twitter, what more can you say they’re never gonna be happy for anything
Because they want batman to run around mercing people and being "bad--s" like punisher or some garbage. In short: desperate for adrenaline and feeling relevant
I mean tehy made batman kinda smile a lot and make the tone bi so serious for me i still love the darker more menacing batman look
@@franjo5174 batman is still young he is still in his early 20s
Casuals don’t know that Batman is capable of smiling and throwing a joke once in a while, they act as if he’s some robot incapable of emotion
The Batman deserves to be recognized as one of the greats!
Without it & Batman begins, I wouldn’t be the massive bat fan I am today.
Thank you so much for spreading the word, and your rino Romano batman is spot on!
@@somerandolad Do you think Matt Reeves was inspired by the show?
@@eh5718 it follows the same idea of a younger batman so it could be
And let’s not forget the fact that this interpretation of Batman is the only one to be pure good instead of the usual anti hero type of hero
I grew up with this show, and it still is the best animated series for me.
Ahh yes my childhood. It’s actually really cool that someone’s bringing up the show that really made me love Batman
The Batman was MY Batman. This was the Batman show I grew up watching and it introduced me to some of my favorite characters. It's so stinkin' incredible and I'm so glad that someone is finally talking about it. So, thank you!
Im with you there
Man I am so glad you made this video I love this show so much
Thank you for making this video! I love The Batman and love seeing it get praised. Seasons 1 and 2 definitely are the best, although I do enjoy things in the other seasons. You highlighted many of the things I love about the series!
It’s on HBO Max now! I was sad when it was taken off of Netflix. I loved this show (except maybe the last season, but it wasn’t bad by any means. I kinda liked it when it was simply Batman related). Watching it again was very nostalgic and amazing. It’s a very solid Batman show.
Me too.
You don't know how much I missed this show.
@@michaelaguilera6946 actually, I do.
Yeah me and my brother saw it the other day and have been binging it sense lol. So awesome to see it again
Facts, just rewatched it for feels
I avoided this show for awhile on DC Universe because I didn't like Batman's design on the thumbnail but eventually gave in out of boredom. As soon as Joker and Batman face off in Arkham, I though, "Ok. I'm going to like this." Now I love all the new character designs and quote it all the time, but no one knows what I'm talking about. If I don't want to go out with friends, I tell them I can't because there's "a cable special tonight on the plight of the long-eared jerboa" that I can't miss. Still, I'll never forgive the show for trading Detective Yin for Gordon after season 2. I can get Gordon anywhere. This was the only show with Detective Yin. Why would they do that to me?
Might of had something to do with the voice actress. Often if an actor has other obligations or wants to leave a project they get killed off or written out
she was in stargate universe in 2009 so may have left for that in hopes it would be as big as SG1 or atlantis. She was also in phineas and ferb begining in 2008, and was in the movie push in 2009. her IMDB is massive, she really couldn't commit to a show if her character wasn't going to develop. Since ethan became clayface we didn't need another cop becoming a villain. so bring in Gordon so batgirl comes with him.
This is my favorite childhood show and my favorite Batman show ever. every episode kept me excited and interested to watch more which is one of the few shows to ever accomplish that. You are definitely right about one thing, this show needs more praise from people who not only loves Batman, but from people who loves superheroes and cartoons in general.