>20 fucking years later
>still no new animated Batman that comes close to TAS
It's all so tiresome.
20 fucking years later
John Rivera
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Noah Ross
Batman: The Brave and the Bold was as good as TAS if you are into camp.
Owen Gonzalez
Chill in the Night was also pretty close to being a TAS episode.
Grayson Mitchell
The Brave and the Bold was better
Hunter Evans
BatB was great, but it wasn't as memorable or influential as TAS by a long shot.
Joseph Wood
*blocks you're path*
Connor Brown
> have the full collection set
> already has a few starting cracks in the center of the discs despite the excellent disc-release design
but worst of all:
> get ot "day of the samurai"
> as soon as the woman hits the mat after being thrown, the video corrupts and displays 2 frames from an action movie instead, then skips to the next episode
> can't fucking copy that floppy because "device protection" exists on optical media
its like they want the sets to become useless after 5 years of use so you're forced to buy another
oh wait that's what planned obsolescence is and does, never mind
thank you, video streaming/torrent sites
Carter Clark
this is a spider-man cartoon
Nathan Taylor
Eh, I'm cool with it. The Batman shows that came out after were pretty good as well. Batman's got a good TV streak compared to several heroes, even Spider-Man.
Ian Butler
They have no trouble releasing good Batman animated movies though. What gives?
Mason Lewis
>> can't fucking copy that floppy because "device protection" exists on optical media
Use MakeMKV.
Alexander Russell
Brave and the Bold was pretty great, though it was a completely different style of Batman. BTAS for neo noir heavily atmospheric style Batman and Brave and the Bold for heavily tongue in cheek comedy Batman.
Dylan Gutierrez
Nostalgia has blinded you. It has a handful of truly excellent episodes, just as many really poor ones and a lot of average non-entity episodes in between.
Henry Cook
Maybe not influential, but it was plenty memorable for various reasons. It introduced cartoon-only fans to characters who had either never seen a day in animated form, or were from the likes of Super Friends, which isn't exactly something to be proud of. It even gave us an Aquaman who was extremely loveable while still having that obnoxious orange/green color scheme.
Anthony Roberts
>contrarianfag reporting in
Brandon Roberts
You want a Brave and the Bold thread? Because that's how you get Brave and the Bold threads.
Cameron Mitchell
Bud, I have the DVD set from 2008,too. Just get the blu rays and rip them.
Luke Foster
Direct me to the good episodes. I started from the beginning at dropped it a few episodes in. Boring shite.
Ethan Price
We almost got that No Man's Land animated series
Elijah Hall
>it wasn't as memorable
It was.
>influential as TAS
This was pure luck. TAS was made in the right time.
Jaxson Torres
Batgirl should have been naked
Wyatt Davis
I personally liked Brave and Bold a lot better than BTAS because I'm a fan of a several DC second-stringers but don't really care about Batman. So BTAS didn't have much to offer for me, while Brave and Bold did.
However, BTAS would probably be the preferable option for people who want Batman rather than all the other heroes. How many Brave and Bold episodes even handled the aspect of Batman/Bruce Wayne double life? "Chill of the Night" had him unmask and the Birds of Prey episode showed his Matches Malone alter ego, but I have trouble remembering if there were any other episodes at all that showed him outside the bat costume.
Brave and Bold was a fun show about a less anti-social Batman who's teaming up with his super-powered allies and friends on a regular basis, but BTAS was more focused on Batman and Bruce Wayne.
Christopher Myers
it's batman actually
Joshua Baker
I honestly don't know why she wasn't.
Carson Powell
You can always just rebuy the collection if you want to have a physical copy. They released another box set for The Dark Knight Returns, and I've seen a very tempting bluray collection at my local Wal-Mart.
Jeremiah Price
"Batman: Beyond" HAD potential. It just never let its villains play. Way too many of them were cut down early, instead of being allowed to have actual arcs & character development.
Luke Hill
To be honest, though, WB was pushing for a CG show at the time, and that would've never done No Man's Land justice.
Ryan Miller
Almost Got 'Im
Joker's Favor
Heart of Ice
Robin's Reckoning
Perchance to Dream
Beware the Gray Ghost
Mad Love
Harley's Holiday
The Laughing Fish
I Am the Night
The Man Who Killed Batman
Harlequinade
Over the Edge
Two-Face
Second Chance
Harley and Ivy
House and Garden
Sins of the Father
Shadow of the Bat
Baby Doll
You Scratch My Back
Riddler's Reform
Never Fear
Thomas Cox
Yes.
Dylan Sanders
>Will never have a James Tucker produced No-Man's Land series
>Will never see a mix of classic Bill Finger tropes with Escape From New York
It hurts. It hurts so much.
Leo Edwards
I still wish we got a straight Batman series in the tone of BATB.
With their passion for DC's lore, it would probably be the best Batman cartoon of all time.
Noah Reed
James Jenkins
>I still wish we got a straight Batman series in the tone of BATB.
A lot of the people who worked on BATB also worked on BTAS and JLU, so that version is probably as close as you're going to get to "straight Batman." There was also a speech in BATB about different versions (the grimdark one, the campy one, the noir detective, etc.)of Batman all having value to the fandom.
Ryan Foster
William Brown
Am I the only one who thinks DCEU Aquaman's characterization is lifted straight from BATB? That'd make it pretty influential. Also, Lego Batman owes a lot to BATB conceptually
Thomas Taylor
>Cassandra will NEVER EVER be in an animated series or movie
I