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Fr, though, David Warner would’ve been an amazing Cell.

The audio I used is from Tron and STNG Chain of Command, Pt 2.

Personally, Clancy Brown is the Lex Luthor for me. Michael Rosenbaum is a close second, and if he gets fleshed out a bit more, Max Mittleman will probably take third.

Also, has there ever been a time when Lex with hair has worked for you? I kinda like his curtain hair from season 3 of My Adventures with Superman.

I do like this version of Lex, I think this kinda kid techie quickly rising to power thing is done very well, but he needs a bit more of an edge to stand out, like the immense charisma and presence Clancy Brown had, or the aura farming/insanity of Nicholas Hoult.

Personally, I’d give him bit of a Megamind flare. Make him really showy when he gives a presentation or enters a battle, but super cold and menacing when he’s face to face with Superman.

Seeing as how he’s prominently featured on the poster, and the concept art for season 3, I get a feeling well get to see more of him, and flesh him out more.

What do you hope they do with him, and what could they do to make him stand out a bit more?

I love that even people who distrust Superman truly believe that Clark Kent would be nothing more than a good person who would help people if he had the powers of Superman.*

It’s very funny, and kind of wholesome.

(*Yes, I’m aware that Lex saying “you probably would” is partially a backhanded compliment, but it was also genuine. He knows how good of a man Clark is.)

This was fun to make! Would you play a Dragon Ball game with this voice cast?

I know the concept art and poster show him without hair, so he‘s going to lose it, but I gotta be honest, I kinda like this look for Lex!

I hope he keeps it! It’s something different for the character, in a way that I think kinda works, especially for this version.

Cyborg Superman has the creepy skull face.

DRAGON BALL FIGHTS.

SUPERBOY IS FUTURE TRUNKS!

Can you tell I’m excited?

I really appreciate how wacky and bizarre this movie is. Lex Luthor has monkeys writing hate tweets, Jimmy Olsen is the most desirable man in the world, Superman has robots with attitude, it’s amazing!

It reminds me a lot of the Sam Raimi‘s Spider-Man movies, and all the weird, goofy, cartoony aspects of those movies. I like the MCU, but I wish those movies did more stuff like that, it makes these movies stand out more, and it will make them more memorable and iconic.

I really appreciate how wacky and bizarre this movie is. Lex Luthor has monkeys writing hate tweets, Jimmy Olsen is the most desirable man in the world, Superman has robots with attitude, it’s amazing!

It reminds me a lot of the Sam Raimi‘s Spider-Man movies, and all the weird, goofy, cartoony aspects of those movies. I like the MCU, but I wish those movies did more stuff like that, it makes these movies stand out more, and it will make them more memorable and iconic.

I found this excellent human Kinger art, which I learned is from jam_etc_art on Twitter.

I don’t think this was intentional, but what I especially love about it is that it makes Kinger look like the late David Warner, an incredible actor who played Dillinger, Sark, and the Master Control Program in the original Tron, another very computer-centric franchise.

I don’t think that was really on purpose, but it’s a really funny addition to Obi-WAN’s character, and fits his perfectionisim very well.

Mace Windu is totally one of those people who doesn’t hire young people for entry level jobs, then complains that young people don’t work.

We often say “ohh, this is too edgy, or too subtle/obvious, you couldn’t make this today!”

This movie is called Superman III, and it’s a slapstick comedy featuring mainly Richard Pryor, and a story that has nothing to do with any actual Superman stories.

You could never make a movie like this today! (And thank God for that.) Imagine if James Gunn’s Superman came out and it was about Kenan Thompson using crypto currency to send Metropolis into chaos, and Superman has to stop him!

My personal favorites are Russell Crowe, Jason Marnocha, and David Warner.

Personally, I love all of them, but I think my favorites are 3 and 4.

I know the cast of Dragon Ball does the voices in games too, and I’m not trying to say “let’s replace the cast of DB with these guys!” This is just for fun, and I want to know if people think any of these voices fit.

I think Sam Witwer would be an amazing Vegeta. His Maul voice is everything Vegeta should be. Angry, prideful, but elegant and Shakespearean, reflecting his nature as a prince.

I don’t think he would've saved the movie, but I think he has a more fitting, menacing voice for the character.

The audio is from the Office.