Justice League Unlimited presented two little seen aspects of Batman as those that made him unique amongst the Justice League. First, that he is a man who feels very keenly the pain of children (for obvious reasons), and that he is a man who can’t stand to see a child be completely alone (for the same obvious reasons). Those two details, set in conflict with his obsessive need to be a costumed vigilante, make the subtlest, saddest, and yet one of the most compelling arguments for “why Robin,” in any medium.
(For context, the little girl is Ace, she’s been engineered and raised to be a psychic torture machine. She’s dying because brain overload from evil science. The Justice League understands that they don’t kill her, she’ll leave half a city comatose when she dies. Batman volunteers to go in alone. Instead he sits with her, and she dies calmly, killing no one.)
One of my favourite Batman moments.
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Justice League Unlimited
The Great Brain Robbery (3x08)Lex (stuck in the Flash’s body): Lex, you’re having a difficult day. If nothing else, I can at least learn the Flash’s secret identity. (unmasks) I have no idea who this is.
Still makes me laugh.
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“He sat with her until her time came. That’s the Bruce Wayne I came to know over the years.”
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The Question sucks at phone sex… in a show that’s kinda supposed to be aimed at kids. :p
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I always thought it was very cool that if you watch the DCAU shows and movies chronologically, you can piece together pretty much the entirety of Bruce Wayne’s life. Really speaks to the cohesiveness of the universe Timm and Dini established.
I like this too. Except the “40s” one he is actually still in his 70s or whatever lol. He was temporarily rejuvenated using a Lazarus Pit. But yeah, I still think it’s cool.
