That one always annoyed me. He's still smart as Lex's brain is in there. He would have taken a picture and sent it to himself, to be able to identify him later.
@@schwarzerritter5724 He was on the watchtower where they have the most advanced tech (teleporters) and he's a class 12 genius. Are you suggesting that with the speed of the Flash and his intelligence he couldn't figure out how to use a security camera to send a signal to his tech back on earth? He's hacked the watchtower before.
Batman figured that one out too. In Young Justice. Though it doesn't say how he deduced it. My personal theory is that he didn't. He bluffed and knew no one would call him on it. And he wanted to back Billy up.
That would be due to the fact that most iterations of the flash nowadays are the Barry Allen version of the flash. JLU used the Wally west version of the flash, Barry is Blond, Wally is a redhead. Though they still get Barry’s hair color wrong in the Cinematic adaptations.
@Black Flex6 Yes, no, I somehow thought he pulled off his mask in the red hood movie and was more refering for bats that it was hard to do that to the mangled corpse. Rewatching it, the scene I thought to be there wasn't there at all. But then again, him finding out the criminal red hood was Jason Todd felt kind of hard. Not from a difficulty level, but emotionally.
Yup, definitely the hardest. The Batman probably went over every possiblity multiple times in his head just to be extra sure. The truth was obvious, but the truth was difficult to accept.
@@Gilhelmi this was it Bruce knew who he was but didn't want to belive hence why he tried multiple leads to prove he was wrong. He even says he hoped that he would be wrong
Yup, Batman has a plan to take down ANY and EVERY hero in the DC universe, should they go rogue. You think he keeps training new Robins just as a hobby? All those ex-Robins are there to take Batman down if HE should go rogue. Yes, Batman even has a plan to take HIMSELF out if he goes out of control.
In the Lego justice league vs bizarro league, superman uses his x-ray vision to find out batsman is Bruce Wayne but batman says "Sure, but how did you see through MY LEAD LINED MASK!" Superman replies with "I didn't, I saw it etched into your under where." Batman then says "Alfred."
@@theonetruefusion8533 there’s 6 departments now but only 5 that are military, each one specializes in different fields. Air Force, Navy, Army, Marine Corps and Space Force, Coast Guard is still part of the Department Of Defense but it is not military. Each department works individually from each other, but it’s also common that they work together in certain aspects.
I like how batman said the limo belongs to "Bruce Wayne" and "me". Brings into focus that fact that on a conscious level he considers himself a separate entity from Bruce Wayne. Batman is batman and Bruce Wayne is Bruce Wayne.
I've heard it remarked about that show that they went in with that intention. They even went as far as making a sound effect for the personality swap, which occurs when he removes the mask. Also, it's worth noting that in the Bruce Wayne persona, he's warmer even in the batcave, whereas when he's got the mask on he's cold and emotionless
Precisely, and it's so much attention to details even in their facial expressions that sometimes it's hard to picture Batman with Bruce's facial expressions and vice versa
You can also futher that with the time he had been hypnotized and ask who he is and still said batman, that said it's because he feels he truly is Batman and that Bruce is not
What was the point of making The Riddler, Hush? Not to mention including Thomas Elliot (The real Hush from the comic) as an unnecessary side character? They should have adapted its comic book counterpart with little to no alterations.
Lets be honest in the last one he probably already knew superman's identity and just wanted to fuck with him, he was carrying kryptonite around so he already researched him before
they really dumbed down batman for the audience if he had to WRITE OUT Alucard to know it spells out Dracula. By all rights bats shoulda pegged him as a bloodsucker in the first five minutes.
They dumbed down everything about that Dracula special, since if someone went around any modern detective calling themselves Alucard and despising garlic, the sheer saturation of the vampire mythos into pop culture would make them instantly weary of whether the man was an obsessed cosplayer or an actual supernatural monster. Hell, depending on the detective, just the name alone could set off mental alarm bells and make them start quietly heading for the nearest cross.
The Flash section was pure genius- especially when you remember that Batman and Wonder Woman had a crush on each other, but nothing serious happened, because Batman constantly refused Diana's advances, because he is a mere mortal and she is a demi-goddess ... Okay, yes, I know, ... it's only because he's afraid of commitment ... Anyway, here's how to understand the unmasking : Batman to himself : I'm gonna completely destroy the other guys' secret identities, to show Diana how smart I am. Batman publicly : Wally West, Clark Kent. Batman to himself : And, now, I'm going to show my handsome face to Diana who's standing right behind Wally. Batman publicly : Bruce Wayne. Wonder Woman : Red hair. It suits you. Batman to himself : HEY !!! WTF !!!???!!?? Is Diana flirting with him ????? Batman publicly AND WHILE LOOKING AT DIANA : CHANGE ! NOW !
Super man : How do u know where i live? Bruce wayne: Im batman Super man : i already know lol Bruce wayne: not for long "erases all the memories of bat man and super man were even together"
The Wonder Woman time-line of the DCEU is flawed; Warner Brothers didn't want to look like they were ripping their storyline from Captain America so they moved Diana to the Great War instead. Charles Moulton (William Moulton Marston, the inventor of the lie detector) penned her in All Star Comics #8 in October 1941.
That had nothing to do with it. In the comics Wonder woman goes to the "best country in the world". That's why she normally goes to America. In the Red son comic she goes to Russia because superman made it better. But the Wonder woman movie was funded by China and The CCP. It made $90 million in China. China would have never let a movie that says that "America is the best country in the world" play in their country... So they edited America out of her backstory altogether just to be sure China was happy.
@@rachelmaddow4325 true that ;-). Perhaps we can be entertained for entertainments' sake sans political agendas. And looking forward to actually SEEING you on Batwoman. Livewire, maybe....
In the t.v series, Arrow's identity is practically known by almost all strong Villains and allies. Don't know if he does a better job at hiding his identity in the comics.
@@VJK102 Clark at least slouches, wears his clothes two sizes too big, styles his hair differently, and pitches up his voice. I'm pretty sure Oliver just usually ends up admitting to it because he's not willing to shave.
My favorite one is in the Post-Crisis Era. Martha Kent has a scrap book with newspaper clippings about natural disasters that were averted. Then they turned in to stories about Superman. Lex Luthor got a hold of the scrap book not knowing it was Martha Kents. It got stolen from Lex Luthor by someone named Amanda (not Waller), who was murdered. Superman found the scrap book and asked Batman to look into it. See who had it before Amanda. Batman told Superman that no one with a criminal background owned that scrap book so he wasn't able to tell who owns it. But he deduced that Superman is Clark Kent. Superman also called Batman Mr. Wayne. Batman wondered how Superman knew since he always lined his cowl with lead.
FYI Jon Stewart was a US Marine, not Army. This is confirmed in a Justice League episode when he ends up in WW2 and encounters 1940s Marines and states he is a Marine too (and maybe a few other episodes but I clearly remember this one because it also confronted racism)
I honestly hated how they fleshed out Ivy Almost like even in the source material was changed to suit the current Canon because she essentially had no origin
Not once in any animated version did they ever show Batman and Superman actually having a friendly competition of who could deduce the other's identity first Batman has a specially lined mask that prevents x-rays, but was checking against every known high-school year book matching Clark's Chin Superman has specially designed glasses that change his eye color and doesn't stand at his full hight, and has fake scars at anytime he's shirtless He's also been checking the resources of any activity pertaining to the appearance of the Batman and who it could possibly line up with
Incorrect: In Superman TAS (which came out before Batman TAS), Bruce Wayne showed up in a guest role for an arc when some of Batman's rivals started teaming up with some of Superman's villains in order to pull off a larger scheme. Superman deduces Batman's identity first with his X-ray vision (because Batman hasn't added a lead lining to his cowl yet). However, Bruce returns the favor by deducing Supes' real identity, and showing up in Clark's locked apartment without any signs of forced entry. In short, Superman and Batman are both so powerful/intelligent respectively that whoever starts the race can usually deduce the other's identity before their target even knows they're being investigated, but due to them both being so capable, any advantage either may have from knowing their opposite's secret identity first is quickly rendered moot when their own identity is deduced by the other. At that point, both superheroes enter the Mutally Assured Demasking stage, and they can both start to work together rather than risk their own social destruction.
@@rishabhbhatnagar9632 no member of the armed forces wants to be mistaken for another branch, it’s a sense of pride for what we join and what we represent
"I'm a grown woman and don't need to listen to you." "Then for your own safety, I'm gonna have to tell your father Miss Gordon." He's such a dad and doesn't even know it.
0:47 That's a thing, that disturbes me heavily as a Green Lantern Fan. Even if it's Batman, who stole the ring, you can't simply steal a Green Lantern Ring from the Wielder's finger. There are only 3 ways, a ring can go off from it's wielder. 1. The wielder dies and the ring searches another one. 2. The wielder let his/her ring go off willingly. 3. The Guardians of the Universe decide, that the wielder is no longer a member of the corps
i think its because he isnt aware its being taken so he's not willing it to stay on, that's no how It works in the comics but maybe animate universe has slight different rules
When the Jystice League cartoon started, Barry had been dead in the comics for years, with Wally as Flash instead. However Dick Grayson hadn't been Robin longer than that
If the city wasn't constantly in shadow, Green Arrow would have no way to get around, much less fight crime. Basically, stay in the bright sunlight, and you're safe from him. "You're Oliver Queen." "Gasp. How did you know?" "Maybe it's the bright yellow mustache and beard sticking straight out, done in a 16th century style".
You lost me when you said “army man“ John Stewart is a Marine. Again there’s a difference between being an army man… Which means that you’re in the army even a soldier… Means that you’re in the army. Marines or Marines, Navy men are Seaman, Air Force or airmen, Coast Guard is Seaman as well, and I don’t know what they’re calling space force lol spaceman?
Just a random thought here. I always wondered how does hawkgirl shower with those wings? Does she took the wings into her back until they disappear? Or do they just stay like that?
Correction...and I mean this respectfully as I am a Marine veteran. John Stewart is a Marine, not Army. Though you may see no difference, if you were to call any Marine by the term of soldier (the term used for an operative of the U.S. Army) you will surely offend them and he will surely correct you. Air Force has Airmen, the Navy have Seaman, Sailors and Seabees, the Army has Soldiers and Rangers...the Marine Corps has MARINES.
Did Dracula call himself Alucard? I wonder if they were referencing Castlevania, or they were doing the same thing that the guys who did that franchise did with Alucard and reverse the name?
16:17 The garlic shrimp caused Batman to suspect something was up about Alucard? Not the fact that his name is literally Dracula spelled backwards? And that Alucard is not a name found anywhere outside of Dracula stories? "World's Greatest Detective" indeed, more like the campy goofball from the 60's TV series.
Best one is when lex gets into flashes head, look in the mirror, tales off the mask and simply states...idk who this is...
🥰🥰🥰
Who was Lex expecting? Mild mannered reporter Clark Kent?
That one always annoyed me. He's still smart as Lex's brain is in there. He would have taken a picture and sent it to himself, to be able to identify him later.
Patrick Bittner
This was before smatphones. And I don't think space has good reception.
@@schwarzerritter5724 He was on the watchtower where they have the most advanced tech (teleporters) and he's a class 12 genius. Are you suggesting that with the speed of the Flash and his intelligence he couldn't figure out how to use a security camera to send a signal to his tech back on earth? He's hacked the watchtower before.
The best "disguise" has to go to Shazam.
I mean, one minute you are a literal God, and then...
10 year old boy, no powers.
😂🙌 You have a point
And not J'onn J'onzz? One minute he's a six feet tall alien, the next he's a hound, an elderly lady, some weirdo in a trench coat...
Batman figured that one out too. In Young Justice. Though it doesn't say how he deduced it. My personal theory is that he didn't. He bluffed and knew no one would call him on it. And he wanted to back Billy up.
@@bragnir batman found him out tho that he afraid of fire for no reason
Shazam is the wizard not the hero
"Riddle me this Commissioner. Who is the Batman?"
"JESUS!!!"
🤣🤣🤣🤣 Black Jesus since Batman wears Black 😂😂😂😂
lmfao i didn't catch that haha
I rode into town on a ass, YO mamas ass"
@@damianpembrook555 family guy. I love it
400th like.
"He is the Batman after all"
well what were you expecting he is a detective the world's greatest detective
-alfred
you're on 666 likes so I decided to comment I liked your comment.
This is clever because he says that right after Bruce Wayne's name was mentioned.
"Red hair, it suits you."
Hollywood and modern comic book pros: "Ha ha, no "
The CW each time they see a comic book redhead: 😬🔨
It's so bizarre
Netflix Witcher show lol
The amount of blackwashing in Hollywood is atrocious
The worst part is the one redhead they let us keep was played amber heard
That would be due to the fact that most iterations of the flash nowadays are the Barry Allen version of the flash. JLU used the Wally west version of the flash, Barry is Blond, Wally is a redhead. Though they still get Barry’s hair color wrong in the Cinematic adaptations.
One of the hardest unmasking for Batman is Jason Todd
@Black Flex6 I don't know man, he was kind of smashed once the Joker was done with him...
@Black Flex6 Yes, no, I somehow thought he pulled off his mask in the red hood movie and was more refering for bats that it was hard to do that to the mangled corpse. Rewatching it, the scene I thought to be there wasn't there at all.
But then again, him finding out the criminal red hood was Jason Todd felt kind of hard. Not from a difficulty level, but emotionally.
@Black Flex6 nah I think when they said the hardest unmasking, it’s more of the most painful unmasking
Yup, definitely the hardest. The Batman probably went over every possiblity multiple times in his head just to be extra sure.
The truth was obvious, but the truth was difficult to accept.
@@Gilhelmi this was it Bruce knew who he was but didn't want to belive hence why he tried multiple leads to prove he was wrong. He even says he hoped that he would be wrong
Batman knows every secret identity in the justice league and about 100 ways to get rid of every single one of them
Yep
And yet he still struggles when fighting his own villains, also known as regular people with mental issues.
@@patrickbittner8458 would have been better if he used guns like his father or become the incarnation of the Killing Joke Batman.....
Yup, Batman has a plan to take down ANY and EVERY hero in the DC universe, should they go rogue.
You think he keeps training new Robins just as a hobby? All those ex-Robins are there to take Batman down if HE should go rogue.
Yes, Batman even has a plan to take HIMSELF out if he goes out of control.
God, DC is so much better when not live action lol
Arrow had a good season !
@@JacquesSays a good season out of 8 😂
@@vlett6387 lmao and it was the first season on top of that
@@JacquesSays if say the first 3/4 seasons were good, other than that, dogshit
@@harveyweinsteinslefttit9037 The serie dragged down a lot, they should’ve ended way sooner
Batman is the most badass hero ever. And the best superhero ever created
True he's like my favoutite out of all of them
What makes him super is he isn't a super lol. Batman is comic gold. To think everyone else had some gimic, he is just smart and has ptsd.
That's your opinion. But I agree
You have to give Bats credit. Supes pulls the X ray vision trick, Bats’s response: “I’mma steal your girl”
Superman: X - Ray
Batman: NT-Ray
In the Lego justice league vs bizarro league, superman uses his x-ray vision to find out batsman is Bruce Wayne but batman says "Sure, but how did you see through MY LEAD LINED MASK!"
Superman replies with "I didn't, I saw it etched into your under where."
Batman then says "Alfred."
😂😂🙌
8:20 i love how smug alfreds comment feels like dude hes batman did u really think a mask just covering ur eyes would work.
I wouldn’t call it a mask when Green Lantern has a little piece of plastic over his eyes
IT'S A TINY MASK!
@@skeletalsounds_ he has powers that makes people not recognize him
@@mcdadddymcdonald6237 its the glasses
@@kingftw4798 I forgot your right im wrong I forgot about the glasses
@@mcdadddymcdonald6237 The whole hypnotic powers of his was retconned. It's just glasses now.
DC Heroes: "I am going to use mask so nobody will know my real identity."
Batman: "Ohhoohoo (laugh in santa voice) hold my beer."
I laughed so hard at this.
14:07 Superman should be happy, it's rare to make Batman smile(and he got a thumbs up)
i dont think he should be happy since he got ntr'ed
Quick correction, John isn’t Army, he’s a Marine and yes it’s very different 😅
If I may how different?
@@TKTTKT-lr9tq different training and mindset basically.
@@davidpavia7347 wait so the army is a sub section of the military?
@@theonetruefusion8533 there’s 6 departments now but only 5 that are military, each one specializes in different fields. Air Force, Navy, Army, Marine Corps and Space Force, Coast Guard is still part of the Department Of Defense but it is not military. Each department works individually from each other, but it’s also common that they work together in certain aspects.
Well, Marine Corps is department of the Navy but it still mostly acts independently from the Navy
I like how batman said the limo belongs to "Bruce Wayne" and "me". Brings into focus that fact that on a conscious level he considers himself a separate entity from Bruce Wayne. Batman is batman and Bruce Wayne is Bruce Wayne.
I've heard it remarked about that show that they went in with that intention. They even went as far as making a sound effect for the personality swap, which occurs when he removes the mask. Also, it's worth noting that in the Bruce Wayne persona, he's warmer even in the batcave, whereas when he's got the mask on he's cold and emotionless
Precisely, and it's so much attention to details even in their facial expressions that sometimes it's hard to picture Batman with Bruce's facial expressions and vice versa
You can also futher that with the time he had been hypnotized and ask who he is and still said batman, that said it's because he feels he truly is Batman and that Bruce is not
What was the point of making The Riddler, Hush? Not to mention including Thomas Elliot (The real Hush from the comic) as an unnecessary side character? They should have adapted its comic book counterpart with little to no alterations.
Riddler was the main mastermind in the comic too. 😂
Changing the Hush true identity twist was without a doubt the worst choice those idiot writer's ever made.
@@sparshbansal6624 yeah he was
They think to make a movie exciting they need this big elaborate subversion of expectations, and that a predictable twist isn't good
Lets be honest in the last one he probably already knew superman's identity and just wanted to fuck with him, he was carrying kryptonite around so he already researched him before
they really dumbed down batman for the audience if he had to WRITE OUT Alucard to know it spells out Dracula. By all rights bats shoulda pegged him as a bloodsucker in the first five minutes.
They dumbed down everything about that Dracula special, since if someone went around any modern detective calling themselves Alucard and despising garlic, the sheer saturation of the vampire mythos into pop culture would make them instantly weary of whether the man was an obsessed cosplayer or an actual supernatural monster.
Hell, depending on the detective, just the name alone could set off mental alarm bells and make them start quietly heading for the nearest cross.
Dracula: Hello Bruce Wayne, I'm Alu Card
Batman *so this is Dracula*
@@nadrewod999 Hey, maybe The Batman exists in world where vampire fiction just never really caught on.
That was a more kid kinda show and I think that was mostly for the kids to understand
@@zigzaghyena- Yeah, but the audience is in the real world.
THE ENDING KILLS ME
Legit that entire show made Bruce Wayne really seem like the type to do that
It was that "thug life" at the end for me tho. 😂😂😂
😎
Same here.
The best part is in JLU, Batman walks up to the Flash: Wally West👈, Clark Kent👉, Bruce Wayne☝.
The Flash section was pure genius- especially when you remember that Batman and Wonder Woman had a crush on each other, but nothing serious happened, because Batman constantly refused Diana's advances, because he is a mere mortal and she is a demi-goddess ... Okay, yes, I know, ... it's only because he's afraid of commitment ... Anyway, here's how to understand the unmasking :
Batman to himself : I'm gonna completely destroy the other guys' secret identities, to show Diana how smart I am.
Batman publicly : Wally West, Clark Kent.
Batman to himself : And, now, I'm going to show my handsome face to Diana who's standing right behind Wally.
Batman publicly : Bruce Wayne.
Wonder Woman : Red hair. It suits you.
Batman to himself : HEY !!! WTF !!!???!!?? Is Diana flirting with him ?????
Batman publicly AND WHILE LOOKING AT DIANA : CHANGE ! NOW !
Ha Ha ha ..😂💛
15:53 perfection
😎
Honestly one of my favorite incarnations of Dracula / alucard is Hellsing ultimate.
And taking it further is abridged version
@@twbillionare9568 Abridged Alucard is the GOAT
""Wally West"
"Clark Kent"
"Bruce Wayne. 😑""
Will forever be one of my favorite moments in any form of DC media 🤣
Super man : How do u know where i live?
Bruce wayne: Im batman
Super man : i already know lol
Bruce wayne: not for long "erases all the memories of bat man and super man were even together"
The Wonder Woman time-line of the DCEU is flawed; Warner Brothers didn't want to look like they were ripping their storyline from Captain America so they moved Diana to the Great War instead.
Charles Moulton (William Moulton Marston, the inventor of the lie detector) penned her in All Star Comics #8 in October 1941.
That had nothing to do with it. In the comics Wonder woman goes to the "best country in the world". That's why she normally goes to America. In the Red son comic she goes to Russia because superman made it better.
But the Wonder woman movie was funded by China and The CCP. It made $90 million in China. China would have never let a movie that says that "America is the best country in the world" play in their country... So they edited America out of her backstory altogether just to be sure China was happy.
@@rachelmaddow4325 true that ;-). Perhaps we can be entertained for entertainments' sake sans political agendas.
And looking forward to actually SEEING you on Batwoman. Livewire, maybe....
In the t.v series, Arrow's identity is practically known by almost all strong Villains and allies. Don't know if he does a better job at hiding his identity in the comics.
With the obvious beard used ONLY by him?
Just as much as Clark
@@VJK102 Clark at least slouches, wears his clothes two sizes too big, styles his hair differently, and pitches up his voice. I'm pretty sure Oliver just usually ends up admitting to it because he's not willing to shave.
@@RabblesTheBinx Also, Clark acts differently and is usually more clumsy when in his [Kent Persona].
@@Oturan20 Eh, that hasn't really been a thing since the '70s
Almost sounds the same in The Flash, where just about everyone knows that Barry Allen is the Flash and he's always unmasking to so many people 😂.
My favorite one is in the Post-Crisis Era. Martha Kent has a scrap book with newspaper clippings about natural disasters that were averted. Then they turned in to stories about Superman. Lex Luthor got a hold of the scrap book not knowing it was Martha Kents.
It got stolen from Lex Luthor by someone named Amanda (not Waller), who was murdered. Superman found the scrap book and asked Batman to look into it. See who had it before Amanda. Batman told Superman that no one with a criminal background owned that scrap book so he wasn't able to tell who owns it. But he deduced that Superman is Clark Kent.
Superman also called Batman Mr. Wayne. Batman wondered how Superman knew since he always lined his cowl with lead.
FYI Jon Stewart was a US Marine, not Army. This is confirmed in a Justice League episode when he ends up in WW2 and encounters 1940s Marines and states he is a Marine too (and maybe a few other episodes but I clearly remember this one because it also confronted racism)
I honestly hated how they fleshed out Ivy
Almost like even in the source material was changed to suit the current Canon because she essentially had no origin
Phil Lamar as John Stewart is peak green lantern
Wait, Phil Lamar voiced John Stewart?! Also, which iteration?
@@kennylunacy justice league series
I like how in the end they use different sunglasses instead the thug life sunglasses. Because he's batman.
Not once in any animated version did they ever show Batman and Superman actually having a friendly competition of who could deduce the other's identity first
Batman has a specially lined mask that prevents x-rays, but was checking against every known high-school year book matching Clark's Chin
Superman has specially designed glasses that change his eye color and doesn't stand at his full hight, and has fake scars at anytime he's shirtless
He's also been checking the resources of any activity pertaining to the appearance of the Batman and who it could possibly line up with
Incorrect: In Superman TAS (which came out before Batman TAS), Bruce Wayne showed up in a guest role for an arc when some of Batman's rivals started teaming up with some of Superman's villains in order to pull off a larger scheme. Superman deduces Batman's identity first with his X-ray vision (because Batman hasn't added a lead lining to his cowl yet). However, Bruce returns the favor by deducing Supes' real identity, and showing up in Clark's locked apartment without any signs of forced entry.
In short, Superman and Batman are both so powerful/intelligent respectively that whoever starts the race can usually deduce the other's identity before their target even knows they're being investigated, but due to them both being so capable, any advantage either may have from knowing their opposite's secret identity first is quickly rendered moot when their own identity is deduced by the other. At that point, both superheroes enter the Mutally Assured Demasking stage, and they can both start to work together rather than risk their own social destruction.
@@nadrewod999 Batman TAS came first. Bruce Timm versions.
@@nadrewod999
Did you ever read a damn comic?
John Stewert was a marine... Tell me I'm nitpicking but if you told a marine he was in the army he'd kick your ass for the insult lol
Both Army and marines are very important ❤, but it is my bad for mixing them up. Apologies.
I would love to know y marine hate being called army? Can u tell me?
Ex-army here, and I was just about to make this same comment. Love those dumbass jarheads.
@@rishabhbhatnagar9632 no member of the armed forces wants to be mistaken for another branch, it’s a sense of pride for what we join and what we represent
@@darianwells9191 I see that make sense.
"I'm a grown woman and don't need to listen to you."
"Then for your own safety, I'm gonna have to tell your father Miss Gordon."
He's such a dad and doesn't even know it.
John Stewart is a Marine
When you know batsy is behind all the reveals 😂🔥
Topflix rules I loved this video make more!
Thank You 😍
"Wally West. Clark Kent. Bruce Wayne."
Still the biggest chad moment in superhero history.
😎🔥
0:47 That's a thing, that disturbes me heavily as a Green Lantern Fan. Even if it's Batman, who stole the ring, you can't simply steal a Green Lantern Ring from the Wielder's finger. There are only 3 ways, a ring can go off from it's wielder. 1. The wielder dies and the ring searches another one. 2. The wielder let his/her ring go off willingly. 3. The Guardians of the Universe decide, that the wielder is no longer a member of the corps
i think its because he isnt aware its being taken so he's not willing it to stay on, that's no how It works in the comics but maybe animate universe has slight different rules
What about chopping of the finger ?
The Batman... NOT Batman The Animated series
6:20 It would have been a little embarrassing if it wasn't the garlic Alucard was disturbed by, it's just that he's allergic to shellfish. :)
“Army man John Stewart” thought he was a US Marine?
I thought he was in the Air Force?
Kenny, Hal Jordan was a test pilot, no service identifier, John Stewart is a Mariner
@@tomobrien6983 John Stewart was also an architect
would it be fine to say "military" man John Stewart? Using "military" to encompass all branches?
@@malperciochris nope.
Alucard spells backward Dracula.
And it has been used several times.
Including Alucard's origin, the movie "Son of Dracula".
Clark: mr. Wayne you really are the worlds greatest Detective
Bruce: da da da it’s double G Snoop Dogg
"Stole her girl within few hours"
I like how batman keeps bugging a green lantern to focus buts dats actually whats causing his unfocusebes lol 😂
I prefer Barry Allen over Wally west
When the Jystice League cartoon started, Barry had been dead in the comics for years, with Wally as Flash instead. However Dick Grayson hadn't been Robin longer than that
John Stewart was a Marine, not army. Be careful not to make that mistake around any jarheads!
Yes, that's my mistake. Thank You for the honest Feedback
*Alucard is Dracula? Dracula is a master of writing words backwards.*
Next time he'll use Raculaday - the Pig Latin version! LOL
First off, Bruce cracked lex's computer bcos lex wanted him to. He was getting played
Wrong, this whole unmasking in the movie was done by lex, Batman only steal his data and luckily/ coincidentally found out all this.
You are right
...well I don't need to be Batman that a guy who calls himself Alucard has probably something to do with Dracula.
You need to stop spelling your name backwards. Everyone's onto you Drac.
If the city wasn't constantly in shadow, Green Arrow would have no way to get around, much less fight crime.
Basically, stay in the bright sunlight, and you're safe from him.
"You're Oliver Queen."
"Gasp. How did you know?"
"Maybe it's the bright yellow mustache and beard sticking straight out, done in a 16th century style".
C'MON OLLIE! WHO ELSE HAS THAT BEARD?
Superman uses superpower - X-ray vision.
Barman uses superpower - Charming your girlfriend to sleep with him.
*K.O.*
You lost me when you said “army man“ John Stewart is a Marine. Again there’s a difference between being an army man… Which means that you’re in the army even a soldier… Means that you’re in the army. Marines or Marines, Navy men are Seaman, Air Force or airmen, Coast Guard is Seaman as well, and I don’t know what they’re calling space force lol spaceman?
BOSS ending was the Best!
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why did batman draw dracula backwards?
he didn't even turn them right
Last seen was great 😁😁
Just a random thought here. I always wondered how does hawkgirl shower with those wings? Does she took the wings into her back until they disappear? Or do they just stay like that?
Bigger shower, or simply a big bath
She doesn't shower. She bathes in a giant birdbath.
Correction...and I mean this respectfully as I am a Marine veteran. John Stewart is a Marine, not Army. Though you may see no difference, if you were to call any Marine by the term of soldier (the term used for an operative of the U.S. Army) you will surely offend them and he will surely correct you. Air Force has Airmen, the Navy have Seaman, Sailors and Seabees, the Army has Soldiers and Rangers...the Marine Corps has MARINES.
Firstly Thank you very much Sir for your Service 💛 I'm sorry about that misinterpretation and Thank You for Correcting me too. 😃🙌
John Stewart was a Marine, not an "Army Man."
Not gonna lie I wanna know who is the better detective Batman or Sherlock Holmes
I'd say Sherlock Holmes, as he had to do it without the assistance of a supercomputer.
I'm a year late but my theory is that Holmes and Batman are the greatest detectives of their respective generations. So, equal.
All the best bro.please make more videos.
dracule comes and introduces himself as doctor alucard...
i have some flashbacks
15:51 Dude..LMFAO
Y’all acting like Bruce is such a great detective but it’s literally not even that hard
My god!
Batman's face when he tells your Identity, its so intimidating 😀
oh my lord! that outro. you've got my sub, view, like, and comment. my friend.
Glad you loved it! 😍
Wonder Woman fought in a World War with a shield and loved someone named Steve, I didn’t realize we needed another cross over
don't forget about static
Did Dracula call himself Alucard?
I wonder if they were referencing Castlevania, or they were doing the same thing that the guys who did that franchise did with Alucard and reverse the name?
What do you mean by stole 'her's girl ??
Well, go watch that episode it's on youtube and is a real treat.
@@rishabhbhatnagar9632 he's referring to the "her" part, it should be "his", not "her", since Supes is a he.
@@UltimateLordMonkey indeed, it's a typo.
Am I the only one that gets a little annoyed every time he mispronounces Thanagarian?
Sorry about that 😅
12:30 did batman really just throw a shirt at the flash lol
Batman the most powerful hero who has no powers who can take down anyone.
Technically Clark Kent is an alias. Kal-El/Superman is his true identity
Superman really cant help himself but look under that mask can he
What show is 0:12? I may just be stupid but I can’t find it
Justice League TV Series (2001)
when wally tried to flirt with wonder woman batman was like ''back off kid''
😂🙌
Wally west is my fav superhero
In the Original Comic Book Series -- They Voluntarily gave up their identities --They did Not figured it out
Batman Is The REALL BADASS BRO!!!!!
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16:17 The garlic shrimp caused Batman to suspect something was up about Alucard? Not the fact that his name is literally Dracula spelled backwards? And that Alucard is not a name found anywhere outside of Dracula stories? "World's Greatest Detective" indeed, more like the campy goofball from the 60's TV series.
Outstanding! The General! The Bat!
Wally West is the best flash and that's that on that
His solo character includes work of Ironman and Nick Fury
1:50 Jesse Eisenberg? That guy from Zombieland?
"Stole Her Girl Within A Few Hours"
Barbra: "Um... You must have me confused with someone else.."
Batman: *_Does it look like I have you confused with someone else?_*
Growing up is realizing poison ivy was a child who kissed Batman in the animated tv show
Yeah, everybody is gangsta until Batman starts talkin'...
@6:48 If you'd ever watched Son of Dracula, you've already heard the name "Alucard".
The superman's glass Effect 😂😂
5:05 The guitar riff over Batmans glare is the quintessential response to a teenager trying to bullshit their way out trouble.