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Entertainment / Re: DC Animated Universe Thread
« on: May 29, 2010, 05:50:52 AM »
Dick is mentioned in an episode. He's been protecting Bludhaven though these years as Nightwing.

I think that would make Bruce proud.  Despite their difference, Dick is still fighting the good fight in the end, just like he knows Terry will.

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Entertainment / Re: DC Animated Universe Thread
« on: May 29, 2010, 05:43:02 AM »
Of course Bruce knew. He's Batman. The point of it is that he always knows what's implied, and it was VERY implied. Bruce treats Terry more like a son than he had ever treated Dick or Tim.

I think he knew too, but it's never shown that he knows.  That's what I meant.  And I don't know that Bruce treats Terry more like a son than Dick or Tim.  We never know what happened to Dick.

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Entertainment / Re: DC Animated Universe Thread
« on: May 29, 2010, 05:36:09 AM »
There's quite a bit of character evolution, and what was basically a happy ending for Bruce. He got a SON who made him proud. That's more than Batman could ever hope for, in a dark future like that.

The beauty of it is that we don't know if Bruce knows if Terry is his son or not.  According to the episode he doesn't know, but again Bruce was "always 2 steps ahead of everyone" as Waller says.  He could know.  The great thing is that it doesn't really matter.  He knows that Terry will continue the good fight as long as he lives.

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Entertainment / Re: DC Animated Universe Thread
« on: May 29, 2010, 05:31:28 AM »
Although I do see a lot more "warmth" as it were- in old Bruce. Its sort of the Father son Relationship that they have. Terry is a sharp young kid. His personality and the way he interacts with bruce is brilliant.

I dunno, but I definitely notice a difference, very slight, in his personality. It could be the fact that he grew so bitter and now that he can basically fight again, (through Terry,) he is coming out of his shell, hell, he even took back his corporation in Return of the Joker, after Paxton went to jail in- "kings ransom", was it?

I just meant the smiling more aspect.  But Terry definitely bring a spark back into Bruce's life, no doubt about it.

My favorite animated movie of all time was and is Batman Beyond:Return of the Joker Unedited. It's rare and awesome. There is so much content that was edited out, and I didn't wanna miss any of it.

My favorite line has gotta be:

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7nYaBdNsZFY#t=1m44s[/youtube]

Since I can't get deep linking to work, fast forward to 1:44.

Haha, with all the great quotes in that movie, you did pick a good one.

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Entertainment / Re: DC Animated Universe Thread
« on: May 29, 2010, 05:19:47 AM »
Really? I always liked the idea of Bruce eventually having second thoughts about quitting, and trying to get back in the game, only failing due to his heart.

but when you mention it- We were never told if he knew of his heart condition prior to his heart attack... So its possible he already knew.

He definitely knew of his heart condition beforehand.  He mentions that the exosuit put too great a strain on his heart, which is why he designed the current Batsuit that Terry wears.

Again though, it's the symbolism of why he quits that's so brilliantly done.  In order to save his life and the life of the hostage, he had to point a gun at someone.  He could've just used a gun all his life, but he didn't because of what guns represent to him.  It's that shock that makes him quit, not just his heart.  Even Terry doesn't buy the heart condition excuse.

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And Yet, Terry fires him up again, warming up Bruces heart. Batmand Beyond Bruce smiles far more often than he did when he was younger in the DCAU.

I don't know if that's true.  DCAU Bruce smiled quite a bit.

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Off The Wall / Re: Latest Buys
« on: May 29, 2010, 05:03:58 AM »

Have I been living a lie?

Again, Chocolate Cheerios are different from Chocolate Covered Honey Nut Cheerios.

Chocolate Show? Oh god. I would eat a baby to go to that. I nearly cried with envy when my grandad told me about his exploits in the Lindt factory.

It's the only place where I've ever said the words, "I cannot possibly eat anymore chocolate."

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Off The Wall / Re: Latest Buys
« on: May 29, 2010, 05:00:39 AM »
I've never seen the appeal in chocolate cereals m'self. Doesn't that kind of defeat the entire purpose of a healthy start to the day? "Now we've got some tasty wholegrain cereal, just the perfect way to start the day. But the kids won't like that, so we've gotta DREEEEEENCH IT IN TOOTH-ROTTIN' GOOD CHOCOLATE!"

Then again, chocolate is delicious.

It's not a Cereal.  It's a snack that this chocolate shop I know of makes.  They usually have it at The Chocolate Show, and I always buy a bag.  It's [tornado fang]ing fantastic.

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Entertainment / Re: DC Animated Universe Thread
« on: May 29, 2010, 04:59:21 AM »
Funny thing though about that- even though that WAS why, he still kept making Bat stuff, Like the exo suit, and the New Batmobile... but by then, his heart condition had gotten so much more advanced, ( and him even older, and probably out of shape,) that He couldn't USE the exo suit. I think the main reason that he was so bitter as an old man, was not only because of the Powers takeover, and the REASON he gave up the cowl- but because he COULDNT become batman again, even if he wanted to. His heart condition was pretty bad, just giving  few whacks to some jokerz excited his heart.

The Exo suit was made before he quit being Batman.  As for the Batmobile, we don't know when it was made, but since it interacts with the suit, it's possible it was also made before he stopped being Batman.  Like Terry said, Bruce wouldn't have let a simple heart condition stop him from being Batman, and he's right.

Also, it's the fact that he winds up a bitter, lonely old man why I love the show so much.  To me, it represents one of the truest outcomes of what would happen to Bruce Wayne.

And Bruce and Clark are best friends. Clark has quite alot of friends, from Diana to Jimmy Olsen, Perry White... But nobody he trusts with both his life and death. They may not hang out civily, and have a few arguments now and then. But I don't think there's anyone Clark trusts more in the world, in ANYTHING at all, than Bruce.

The speech that Bruce gives in the JL episode Hereafter is timeless.

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Off The Wall / Re: Latest Buys
« on: May 29, 2010, 04:52:29 AM »
Chocolate covered Honey Nut Cheerios are [tornado fang]ing delicious.

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Entertainment / Re: DC Animated Universe Thread
« on: May 29, 2010, 04:46:08 AM »
He's good at just writing dry wit Batman too!

*falling*

Batman - "I need air support.........because I can't fly.........at all........................Now would be a good time."

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Entertainment / Re: What are you listening to?
« on: May 29, 2010, 04:39:39 AM »
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m9kCCLwEga8&feature=related[/youtube]

SHOULD HAVE BEEN my theme song. >___>

"Just a man....with a man's courage...."


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Entertainment / Re: DC Animated Universe Thread
« on: May 29, 2010, 04:37:32 AM »
Superman - "I'd stay and help, but I'm due back in Metropolis."

Batman - "Another key to the city?"

It's dialog like this between Bruce and Clark why I love the writing of the DCAU so much. 

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Entertainment / Re: DC Animated Universe Thread
« on: May 29, 2010, 03:58:08 AM »
You gotta see, Morrison intended to kill Damian. So yeah, he hated him at the beginning and made us all hate him. But then he grew to like the little bastard. A Robin with a personality besides "heroic wisecracking kid"? It would be a fantastic thing, huh? So he made it real. Damian's the one who'll follow the Batman legacy in the future, as well as the current Robin, who will probably be staying for quite awhile. Or at least as long as Dickbats stays, which I hope it's still some time, as I've grown to like him quite alot. Brings a new spirit into Batman, in a way, while still letting Bruce be a part of the big picture in his return series, which as far, has been a direct fact that Final Crisis still isn't over. And I love it.

Well in an interview, Morrison said that Damian was his favorite character to write for currently.  I agree though, I like Dickbats as well. What I'm curious about is when this is all over what becomes of Tim.  Does he continue to work with Bruce, or do he and Dick work together while Bruce & Damian form there own B&R team.  Either way, I'm loving it right now. 

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As far as the Animated Universe is concerned, they're also bringing back Terry with a new Batman Beyond comic. Terry's a fantastic Batman, and Batman Beyond was brilliant, so I hope to see much more of him in the future. Beyond ended right where it should have ended (along with the whole DCAU universe, in a way) but I'd like to see the whole DCAU canon brought back. The Batman stories continued, maybe bringing Damian and other characters into the fray. It'd be awesome.

Oh I'm a huge fan of the direction they took in Batman Beyond, from beginning to end.  I doubt though that they could bring Damian into a DCAU mix though, as if you go by what Barbara said in RotJ, Bruce never took on another sidekick after Tim Drake.  Still though, I'm going to check out that comic.

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Entertainment / Re: DC Animated Universe Thread
« on: May 29, 2010, 03:42:26 AM »
Funny how times changed. Damian cut off a man's head and he gets to be Robin. =P

Well Morrison's a great writer.  Plus, I think it's a nice change that he's trying to honor what his father stood for.  Of course, I could just be biased cause I really like Damian as a character.

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Entertainment / Re: DC Animated Universe Thread
« on: May 29, 2010, 03:35:39 AM »
Lol, am I the only one who thought the electrocution was far more unnerving than being shot? That Scream, and the fact you know he was killed is much more violent than simply being shot with a bang gun.

That, and much more excruciating. I mean come on, he was ELECTROCUTED. he sure as hell felt  alot more pain than the ALMOST instant death in the original, where he pretty much just gave a line and died.

The pain or gruesome death wasn't the point.  It was the point that Robin pulled the trigger.  He shot and killed a person.  It's similar to why Bruce gave up being Batman in the first place, because he was forced to pull a gun on someone to save his own life. 

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Gaming / Re: Sonic Colors (Wii, DS)
« on: May 29, 2010, 02:41:35 AM »
Does it really matter?  I think every Sonic thread made goes into the same argument over and over and over again.

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Off The Wall / Re: Latest Buys
« on: May 29, 2010, 01:59:32 AM »
Cocoa Krispies needed milk, so that it could be transformed into chocolate milk.

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Entertainment / Re: DC Animated Universe Thread
« on: May 29, 2010, 01:52:45 AM »
I remember watching the audio commentary during that scene and the producers jokingly said all those were robot cars xD

But I never claimed that no one died in the DCAU, I merely said that recent adaptations of comicbook superheroes suffered from being phased down to suit the requirements of the TV parent council or whatever that organisation's name is. I mean, did you see that CGI Iron Man series with all characters being teenagers? What the [tornado fang] is that?

Oh that comment wasn't directed at you.  It was a response to the discussion above.

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Why is blood, murder and [twin slasher] OK in comicbooks that everyone can easily buy, but not on TV? Are they not the same target demographic?

Not really.  Comics are more directed at the older crowd, but cartoons are much more geared towards children.


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Entertainment / Re: DC Animated Universe Thread
« on: May 29, 2010, 01:46:25 AM »
Ahhh right, the censored version.  Refused to watch it.

As for Return of the Joker though, if you think no one dies in the DCAU, just look at the scene where the Joker tries to kill Terry with the Satellite.  Countless people clearly are killed from that attack.  Also, in the World's Finest crossover, when the Joker missiles all those Lexcorp buildings. 

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Entertainment / Re: DC Animated Universe Thread
« on: May 29, 2010, 01:00:40 AM »
You have things like Joker's death through seeing his shadow get electrified, which was actually quite scary when you saw his body shake and fall. And tons of other stuff.

Wait, what death was this?

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Argh, horrible costume. Miri Riam's the only Star Sapphire worth anything, to be honest. Carol's better as a simple love interest.

I like Carol's costume though.  I also like Fatality as a Star Sapphire as well.

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Gaming / Re: Sonic the Hedgehog 4 (Wii, PS3, 360, iPhone)
« on: May 29, 2010, 12:49:49 AM »
Well, different people, different experiences, I guess.

At least you don't suck at the game like KG does!   8D

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Gaming / Re: Sonic the Hedgehog 4 (Wii, PS3, 360, iPhone)
« on: May 29, 2010, 12:30:09 AM »
That doesn't make the responsiveness any less sluggish.

Again, it's something I never had a problem with, in the game or the Erazor fight.

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Ohhhhh yeah.

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[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZQSPfTq42M[/youtube]

What's sad/funny is that this was the first thing I thought of upon hearing about this today.

Ah well, RIP Gary Coleman.

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Gaming / Re: ITS MAHVEL 3 BAYBEE (The MvC3 topic)
« on: May 28, 2010, 10:17:44 PM »
I think alternate costumes are the way to go.  Again, especially if they put in Firestar like they're going to since I've deemed it so.  I always liked both of Firestar's costumes, but I'd probably go with her New Warriors outfit.

But yeah, that way you could have the BuckyCap outfit, Symby Spidey, and so on.

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