Batman The Animated Series (1992) Retrospective/Review - DC Animated Universe Retrospective, Part 1

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  @RowanJColeman · 1 year ago (edited) · pinned

  HELP THE CHANNEL GROW: <a href="https://www.patreon.com/rowanjcoleman">https://www.patreon.com/rowanjcoleman</a><br><br>HONEST MISTAKE: I incorrectly credited Clancy Brown as the voice of Two-Face. He was actually voiced by Richard Moll.

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  @dracrorasco4907 · 1 year ago

  The “I threw a rock at him” is even more funny when you realize it’s Batman mocking all the other villains saying Killer Croc got the closest to killing him and all he had to do was throw a rock

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  @bryanmoore1293 · 1 year ago

  The year before he died, I had the honor of meeting Kevin at Minneapolis comic con. We were the last ones in line before he was supposed to take a lunch break, &nbsp;he skipped his lunch break and sat and visited with us for about an hour. he even took a picture of Batman and the Joker signed it for my brother and then took the picture and brought it to Mark Hamill and got Mark to sign it and then mailed it back to us.<br>he was a true class act and will always my Batman.

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  @Paladichous · 1 year ago

  The day Roger Ebert espoused his love for Mask of the Phantasm was the day ten-thousand BTAS fans were vindicated.

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  @bueno22283 · 1 year ago (edited)

  The line,” I didn’t count on being happy” hits me harder than it did at 40 than it does &nbsp;when I saw this movie in theater with my estranged father at age 12

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  @KingSidJames · 1 year ago

  The fact that Conroy knew Chris Reeve at acting school makes me think that fate played a role in his casting of Batman.

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  @lazytesser9043 · 1 year ago

  “We have found the voice of Batman.” and oh how right they were

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  @TheAdorkableRJ · 1 year ago (edited)

  Kevin Conroy&apos;s voice will always be the one I hear in my head whenever I read a Batman comic. His legendary performance and this phenomenally written, scored, and visualized show are THE definitive incarnation of Batman for me.

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  @nordicfatcheese · 1 year ago (edited)

  My favorite part about the Animated Series is when Batman wraps his cape around himself and the seams completely disappear and he becomes a silhouette with eyes. And then when he moves it&apos;s so fluid, you can&apos;t see his actual form so it just looks like a shadow with fists. It really adds this sort of mythical quality to him where you can hardly even tell he&apos;s human when he&apos;s in the shadows like that, and I&apos;ve never seen any other adaptation match that.

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  @yoeyzzz · 1 year ago

  This batman series was and still is the best batman series ever. Nothing will ever top it.

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  @jrod112278 · 1 year ago

  Would love to see more of this. Superman, Batman Beyond, X Men, Spiderman.

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  @vercoda9997 · 1 year ago

  RIP Shirley Walker - also hugely influential on this, best version of Batman.

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