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Just discovered this move with Jason. Not really effective. Kinda cool. Jason doesn't have the best gameplay. They didn't give him a lot to do.

I hope the DCU finally gives Static the love he deserves. He hasn't had an animated adaption since Young Justice and he still has yet to get a live action. I think they could do a lot of cool ideas with him and I believe they could tap into some cool stories with him.

*Static has a lot of cool rogues to go up against. And it was always cool seeing him building up as a hero. He teamed up with some of the greatest heroes and helped defeat some of the greatest villains. He helped defeat Joker, Toyman, Brainiac, Sinestro, Poison Ivy, Harley Quinn, and Kobra.

If they do bring Static in the DCU. I would love to see him being mentored, empathize, and work alongside some of the bigger heroes like Superman, Batman, Green Lantern John Stewart, maybe even Mr. Terrific. It would also be nice to see some influences from Young Justice and see him interact with Blue Beetle and Impulse. Heck maybe they can finally bring Richie back.

What do you guys think?

I love Arkham Knight, but a part of me wishes that the other villains were more united against Batman. Or were handled better being included in the assault led by the Arkham Knight and Scarecrow. I get that they pooled all their finances and they did take over the city. However after that it seems like the others just kind of do their own things. Don't get me wrong, I love their missions but I do wish they were also more integrated into the overall story instead of just being really big side missions. It would have been cool to see not just their money but their ideas, their gear, and more of their influence on the overall story. I get that villains like Pyg, Blackfire, Firefly, and even Riddler broke off and did their own things. I just wish the more main antagonist alligned more with Scarecrow and the Knight.

What do you guys think?

I think it was a mistake or at least a missed opportunity to not use Clayface in Arkham Knight. It seems like his inclusion was an idea at some point. Whatever the reason was for not including him is insufficient. Especially since one of the parts of the game is an old movie studio. Could have been a merger boss of both the batmobile and hand to hand combat. Could have even included Robin in the mission. I almost prefer this over the Harley Quinn mission and just give her a whole new mission.

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How would everyone feel if they did a Flash movie or show starting in the middle of a war between The Flash (Jay Garrick) and the Rogues. Then the new Flash comes in. Barry or Wally depending on who they want as the primary Flash. Although if they go with Wally. I would like them to not do a repeat of the DCAU and actually acknowledge Barry. And he steps in and defeats the Rogues. They can even throw in a flashback or a sequence of Jay fighting some older villains like Fiddler, Thinker, Vandal Savage.

What do you guys think?

Is Zoom technically the fastest man alive? I feel like because of his abilities (unless they changed his powers) It's almost impossible to outrun him. His abilities revolve around tune mostly not speed. Even Wally couldn't catch him at first when he got a speed boost. Because he's not moving quickly through super-speed. He's moving through time. And despite how fast one may go, it's virtually impossible to outrun time. I've always just considered him faster than all the DC speed based characters or characters like Superman and Shazam (which isn't saying much).

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I think it's cool that we'll finally be exploring Harvey's history with his father on the big screen. They did explore that on Gotham Knights CW but now we'll actually have a physical person to go off of now. I'm curious if he'll be alive, present day. As I feel most of the time he's dead before Harvey even becomes D.A. in most games, shows, and movies. Although he did appear in Arkham Shadow I believe during his tenure.

What do you guys think?

Rogue War is one of my favorite storylines and I would love to see them adapt that in a cartoon, show or movie. However instead of Captain Cold leading the Rogues against the Trickster and his Rogues I thought it would be cool to see Blacksmith lead the New Rogues against Cold.

The original storyline has a lot of buildup and revolves a lot around Top, Captain Boomerang, and the Reverse Flash. I figured this was an alternative way to adapt a new version of the Rogues battling it out with each other.

I always felt that there was more to explore when it came to Cold and Blacksmith's rivalry and I still don't get why DC has done little to none with her since.

With James Gunn doing the DCU I hope to see this adapted either in his continuity or as an elseworlds project

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Batman Beyond crested some interesting rogues for Terry Mcginnis. Some of my personal favorites being the Royal Flush Gang, Blight, Bullwhip and his gang. I felt though that some of these villains they created unintentionally became legacies of previous villains Bruce faught during his time as Batman. Even though the next generation probably had no knowledge of the past generation.

*Mad Hatter/Willie Watt: Some might say that Rat Boy might be better suited. I felt though that Willie works better, his telepathic abilities echo Jervis's mind control technology more than an army of rats. Although they both have a similar history of obsession over a particular girl.

*Clayface/Inque: This one was obvious as they both have similar abilities. The only difference is that Inque is more limited with her shapshifting. As she can only blend in with dark areas, shadows, and objects.

*Mr. Freeze/Shriek: An odd companion but I felt that Shriek fits the bill the most. They both are scientist manipulated or have their lives ruined by a corrupt or bad CEO. They both are masters over their domains. Most villains aren't masters of their theme. They just utilize them as gimmicks.

*Scarecrow/Spellbinder: I felt this pair complemented each other very well. Both were brilliant physiologists that felt they were wronged by institutions (schools in this case) and then fashioned themselves a new identity to get back or move past their previous foundations. Both deal in illusions of sorts. Scarecrow's revolve around fear and Spellbinder isn't as limited but they both mess with the mind.

*Killer Croc/Rat Boy: Both born with some genentic deformity that made them look like animals, both resorted to living in the sewers, both have been rejected by society.

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Does the Mural in the Hall of Justice confirm that other teams of heroes operated before the Justice Gang. There are pre-established elements. Examples being Hal Jordan, Batman and his family, Ted Kord. But does that also mean that teams like the Seven Soliders of Victory, Freedom Fighters, Justice Society have already come into play?

We got some updates from Mr. James Gunn today. We got updates on The Authority, Booster Gold, and Paradise Lost.

*personally I was never a fan of The Authority. Nor did I see any value in that taking a slot on the slate. Plus it was becoming more evident as time went on this was going nowhere as they couldn't find anyone to fit the project. I don't want it to never be made, but I do feel that now is not the time to invest or dive into that part of the DC Universe.

*Booster Gold has been a slow burn and so many rumors about who is playing the Green Hero. Kumail Ali Nanjiani has long been rumored to be playing the character. Personally I always thought Rafael Casal was a good choice to play Carter. David Jenkins is writing the pilot. I really don't think they've casted anyone for the role yet as they haven't finished the project to the point where they can start casting. I'm hopeful for a 2027-2028 release date.

*As for Paradise Lost, that like Booster Gold has been progressing extremely slow too. That could start production next year and aim for a 2028-2029 release date. It's just going to be nice to get some Wonder Woman content out there. She's been getting the short stick for years now. We've had some good things along the way but now she's been just absent from the scene way to long. They need to get another cartoon, game, something to get her out there until she debuts in the DCU. She's a pillar of the DC brand as said by David Zaslav. Either way I am curious to see how Paradise Lost goes and hope that Wonder Woman is introduced and established in the DCU through it. Not as a mention or through an actress you can't make out. A genuine appearance of Wonder Woman.

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I'm curious as to what King's plan was had he and the Royal Flush Gang were successful in killing Bruce Wayne. He and Thorpe had clearly been plotting even before the Jaguar heist. And they clearly were plotting on stealing all of Paxton's collection. Its interesting to think what would have happened had a few things changed. What if they never sent Bruce and Terry to get the collection? And what if they succeeded in killing Bruce? Was the collection more of a backup?

What do you guys think?