A continuation of the Justice League animated series finds the original members of the team joined in their battle against crime and evil by dozens of other heroes from the DC comics univers... Read allA continuation of the Justice League animated series finds the original members of the team joined in their battle against crime and evil by dozens of other heroes from the DC comics universe.A continuation of the Justice League animated series finds the original members of the team joined in their battle against crime and evil by dozens of other heroes from the DC comics universe.
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Reviewers say 'Justice League Unlimited' is lauded for its extensive superhero roster and profound character development. It balances episodic tales with overarching narratives, delving into themes of love, loss, trust, and unity. The series humanizes both major and lesser-known characters, offering relatable and compelling storylines. Animation and action sequences are highly praised, enhancing the immersive experience. Despite some critiques about character focus and episodic structure, the show is celebrated for its heartfelt moments, robust writing, and reverence for the DC Universe.
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The "Justice League" changed into Justice League "Unlimited" after two seasons, adding colorful additions like the Green Arrow and Supergirl to the original roster of DC characters (Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Flash, Green Lantern, and Martian Manhunter).
These new, half-hour episodes from Bruce Timm and company are more self-contained than their earlier animated series, but the new characters give the action new life, and the animation and language are on par with their earlier works (the "Batman" and "Superman" Animated Series as well as the former "Justice League").
The show always make fans got nostalgia on it.
These new, half-hour episodes from Bruce Timm and company are more self-contained than their earlier animated series, but the new characters give the action new life, and the animation and language are on par with their earlier works (the "Batman" and "Superman" Animated Series as well as the former "Justice League").
The show always make fans got nostalgia on it.
Brooooo, this is such an incredible cartoon. The animation is sublime, the lineup of characters...I can't even man. I won't even get into how amazing this show was it's too much.
To say that they should have had at least 10 seasons is an understatement. It's an absolute CRIME that they ended this gem so soon.
Excuse me while I mourn this loss.
To say that they should have had at least 10 seasons is an understatement. It's an absolute CRIME that they ended this gem so soon.
Excuse me while I mourn this loss.
10belldog8
I know theres a lot of animated shows that could be considered the best, Young Justice and Batman the series to name a few, this one stands out because of its consistent writing. I cant believe they canceled this show. I just wanted to put my 2 cents in and praise this show. If you haven't checked it out, do so!! You wont be disappointed.
The 2001 series was a Justice League fanboy's dream come true and a great series in general, but with its continuation "Unlimited" WB Animation's team reached new heights!
So much more is added to the DC Animated Universe: more heroes are brought on board without sacrificing quality of development, updating the animation, getting previous DCAU series significant treatments within JLU.
I loved it as an animation fan, superhero fan, Batman fan and a Comics fan in general.
I recommend it to everyone who loves action and good storytelling and every DC fan out there!
So much more is added to the DC Animated Universe: more heroes are brought on board without sacrificing quality of development, updating the animation, getting previous DCAU series significant treatments within JLU.
I loved it as an animation fan, superhero fan, Batman fan and a Comics fan in general.
I recommend it to everyone who loves action and good storytelling and every DC fan out there!
10F3RYX
I used to think the original (Justice league Animated) was better than Unlimited, but re watching it now I realize unlimited has so much soul and better stories.
They shed the spotlight on so many other lesser known heroes while still making sure the stars of the show are the seven. It's such a nice balance.
The stories are so relatable, personal, and smart. From the messy relationship of hawkgirl, to the fear and hate of the JL super powers, or insecurities of the no super power heroes in the league. It's all just so well written.
As much as I love "Young Justice", it's just a little too serious and dark sometimes but this show doesn't even have that problem, it somehow found a perfect balance.
As a Marvel fan, it's so upsetting to me that of all the Marvel Animated shows out there(there's a lot of Marvel series) only "Spectacular Spider-Man" has this kind of writing and heart. None of the "Avengers" animated series feel like this. They all feel like a quick something to cash on the success of the MCU instead of doing something deep and meaningful.
They shed the spotlight on so many other lesser known heroes while still making sure the stars of the show are the seven. It's such a nice balance.
The stories are so relatable, personal, and smart. From the messy relationship of hawkgirl, to the fear and hate of the JL super powers, or insecurities of the no super power heroes in the league. It's all just so well written.
As much as I love "Young Justice", it's just a little too serious and dark sometimes but this show doesn't even have that problem, it somehow found a perfect balance.
As a Marvel fan, it's so upsetting to me that of all the Marvel Animated shows out there(there's a lot of Marvel series) only "Spectacular Spider-Man" has this kind of writing and heart. None of the "Avengers" animated series feel like this. They all feel like a quick something to cash on the success of the MCU instead of doing something deep and meaningful.
Did you know
- TriviaDuring the previous Justice League (2001) series, Green Arrow was the most requested character by fans. Because of that, he is the first character seen on this show.
- GoofsThroughout the series, Bizzaro's "S" shield is oriented the same way as Superman's crest, whereas in the comics, Bizzaro's crest is a backwards "S", indicative of his reverse personality.
- ConnectionsFeatured in The Green Arrow: Legend of the Emerald Archer (2007)
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