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I haven't been active on the forum, either generally or in this thread specifically, for quite some time. I'll try to make up for it a bit.
If someone had told me a year ago that I would get hooked on superhero content, I would have laughed in their face, but now...
Batman: The Animated Series + The New Batman Adventures: 10/10 for being a pioneer that still looks great today, for its wonderful art deco aesthetic, for the best portrayal of Batman, for the debut of Harley Quinn, for its cool plots and interesting characters, for a whole host of brilliantly realized iconic characters, for the perfect voice acting by Kevin Conroy and Mark Hamill, and for starting a magnificent animated series.
Superman: The Animated Series: 10/10 for being a worthy continuation and expansion of the DCAU, for introducing space fantasy and space opera into this universe, for a complex and interesting Clark Kent, for great characters, and for crossovers with Batman, among other things.
Justice League + Justice League Unlimited: 10/10 for its amazing, lively, and charismatic characters, mind-blowing plots, intensity and epic scale, the introduction of new faces and the return of beloved old heroes, interesting and complex themes presented simply and clearly, and for being the culmination, peak, and pinnacle of the entire wonderful DCAU.
I haven't watched Static Shock or Batman Beyond, but I have watched two other series that aren't part of the DCAU, which, however, doesn't make them any less wonderful.
Teen Titans: 10/10 for its wonderful balance of humor and seriousness, for its content that is interesting and appealing to all ages, for its wonderful and charming main characters, for the great chemistry between them, for the warm, friendly atmosphere in their team, for its correct ideas and messages for young viewers, for the fact that this series isn't afraid to be silly and isn't afraid to be dark, and for its delightful and inventive visuals with skillfully incorporated elements of anime style.
Young Justice: 10/10 for its mind-blowing plot with tons of twists and turns, for the abundance of content per square centimeter of the screen, for its worthy attempt to cram the entire DC universe into one series, for its well-developed and defined main characters (who, at some point, become frankly too many, and some of them are lost in the background, but the most important relationships, themes, and plots are still clear and distinguishable), for its tense and relevant themes, ideas, and messages, and for the fact that this is probably the most comprehensive DC universe cartoon in a vacuum with its signature Grimness™ and Seriousness™, as well as gallons of blood in the third season, but it's not without good and fun moments.
I also watched several full-length films, mostly about the League, plus a couple of full-length films related to the series. I won't highlight them separately, but overall, the content is good, even if it didn't resonate as much as the series.
Of course, all of the above series, both together and individually, have many flaws, but I honestly don't want to focus on them. I really enjoyed everything, and I haven't seen such high-quality and emotionally resonant content in a long time. For myself, I would probably highlight Teen Titans - at first, I didn't want to watch them, associating them with the reboot, about which I had heard a lot of interesting but not very good things; nevertheless, the original series is amazing. Also, I am usually drawn to and attracted by the main characters in works, and in the Titans, as some guy on YouTube said, each of the five main characters is the best.
If someone had told me a year ago that I would get hooked on superhero content, I would have laughed in their face, but now...
Batman: The Animated Series + The New Batman Adventures: 10/10 for being a pioneer that still looks great today, for its wonderful art deco aesthetic, for the best portrayal of Batman, for the debut of Harley Quinn, for its cool plots and interesting characters, for a whole host of brilliantly realized iconic characters, for the perfect voice acting by Kevin Conroy and Mark Hamill, and for starting a magnificent animated series.
Superman: The Animated Series: 10/10 for being a worthy continuation and expansion of the DCAU, for introducing space fantasy and space opera into this universe, for a complex and interesting Clark Kent, for great characters, and for crossovers with Batman, among other things.
Justice League + Justice League Unlimited: 10/10 for its amazing, lively, and charismatic characters, mind-blowing plots, intensity and epic scale, the introduction of new faces and the return of beloved old heroes, interesting and complex themes presented simply and clearly, and for being the culmination, peak, and pinnacle of the entire wonderful DCAU.
I haven't watched Static Shock or Batman Beyond, but I have watched two other series that aren't part of the DCAU, which, however, doesn't make them any less wonderful.
Teen Titans: 10/10 for its wonderful balance of humor and seriousness, for its content that is interesting and appealing to all ages, for its wonderful and charming main characters, for the great chemistry between them, for the warm, friendly atmosphere in their team, for its correct ideas and messages for young viewers, for the fact that this series isn't afraid to be silly and isn't afraid to be dark, and for its delightful and inventive visuals with skillfully incorporated elements of anime style.
Young Justice: 10/10 for its mind-blowing plot with tons of twists and turns, for the abundance of content per square centimeter of the screen, for its worthy attempt to cram the entire DC universe into one series, for its well-developed and defined main characters (who, at some point, become frankly too many, and some of them are lost in the background, but the most important relationships, themes, and plots are still clear and distinguishable), for its tense and relevant themes, ideas, and messages, and for the fact that this is probably the most comprehensive DC universe cartoon in a vacuum with its signature Grimness™ and Seriousness™, as well as gallons of blood in the third season, but it's not without good and fun moments.
I also watched several full-length films, mostly about the League, plus a couple of full-length films related to the series. I won't highlight them separately, but overall, the content is good, even if it didn't resonate as much as the series.
Of course, all of the above series, both together and individually, have many flaws, but I honestly don't want to focus on them. I really enjoyed everything, and I haven't seen such high-quality and emotionally resonant content in a long time. For myself, I would probably highlight Teen Titans - at first, I didn't want to watch them, associating them with the reboot, about which I had heard a lot of interesting but not very good things; nevertheless, the original series is amazing. Also, I am usually drawn to and attracted by the main characters in works, and in the Titans, as some guy on YouTube said, each of the five main characters is the best.
А, вот почему.
🏹🎪+⛓️♿=💕
🏹🎪+⛓️♿=💕