Let’s talk about the easily forgotten part of the DCAU, Static. How it was ahead of its time, a solid premise, favorite episodes/characters, and the serious subjects it covered. Also hard fact; the only way Static is ever going to relevant these days is if he becomes Black Lightning’s sidekick
Static Thread
Kayden Ward
Landon Williams
>Let’s talk about the easily forgotten part of the DCAU
But we just had a The Delta Project thread past week
Ryan Wood
It wasn't meant to be DCAU originally Static made jokes about Superman being Clark Kent and other stuff in the first season.
On it's own it's fine, although the crossover episodes felt a bit like they were trying to prop him up by showing how Batman, Superman, and Green Lantern think he's so cool
Worst episodes were all the other crossovers like with Romeo and Shaq.
That also means Shaq is a superhero in the DCAU. Along with the Hoop Squad and Soul Power.
Why the fuck wasn't Shaq and the Hoop Squad in JLU?
Nathan Butler
I think you mean Zeta Project
Joshua Nguyen
Fucking hell Staticfag, nobody gives a shit about your nigger self-insert. I don’t know who’s worse, you or the Hawkfag. Just shut the fuck yo and go jerk off to blacked or some shit.
Eli Reyes
Why so angry user?
Bentley Butler
Too bad we didn't get a Static/Teen Titans crossover. It would have been sick.
Aaron Rodriguez
It's still weird since they literally named dropped the titans and implied he's be associated with them one day in the show.
Sebastian Sullivan
Not only that, but the Robin we've only seen in Static Shock was Tim Drake while the TT Robin is supposedly Dick
Henry Ward
>Delta Project
Ok user, that made me chuckle a bit!
Eli Taylor
Static shock was cool, favorite black superhero
Henry Cruz
I’m genuinely confused by the aggression in this post
Sebastian Russell
I liked Ebon. He was a pretty cool villain
Jeremiah Miller
How would Ebon work when teamed up with Slade?
Jonathan Ramirez
If the DCEU was smart they'd have made their Static Movie by now so that they could get all those black people who care more about seeing black superheroes than actually care about the characters. Besides I actually kinda like Static's origins.
David Reed
That fusion in the last episode was dumb, though.
Austin Nguyen
Ebon objectively was a shit villain
Cooper Hughes
>t.Idiot
Ian Young
>Geoff Johns is given a chance to write Virgil
>Writes him completely out of character and turns him into a little underaged ass hole
Does Johns just hate black people? I mean look at what he did to John Stewart
Angel Long
>Oh fuck.
Pic related
Nolan Robinson
Wow what a cunt
Ethan Clark
I didn’t say I didn’t like him you mung. Ebon, in universe, was pathetic. He has crazy powers and yet all he wants to do is rule a run down ghetto
Andrew Sanchez
I liked Ebon and the plastic man brother of his.
I liked hot streak, he was hilarious.
I hated Richie, he was an annoying piece of shit.
Static needed more villains.
Charles Evans
>delta
Asher Cox
Virgil, Jaime can fuck black holes.
Julian Jackson
Was this cartoon as beloved in the US as it was in Brazil? I remember the airing order being DBZ [switch channels] Static > JLU and every fucking one at school would watch them.
At some point they moved DBZ to an earlier slot and people in my class were straight up jumping over the wall in last period so they could get home in time for DBZ.
Josiah Garcia
It's pretty reasonable.
Why go global when you can't even beat one single hero and control one neighborhood?
Ebon doesn't need Green Lantern or Superman up his ass.
If he stays in Dakota, he has access to a small army of impressionable metahumans, most of whom are already willing to do his bidding and he can live like a king
Charles Ross
Seems like a metaphor for how the hood traps you. Also wasn't he illiterate?
Robert Nelson
He looks like such a smug piece of shit too.
Michael Gomez
>wasn't he illiterate?
That was the rubber guy