It looks like this thing bats & WW had for each other abruptly came to an end after the time reset.

From that episode onwards till the end there was no romance or flirting.

Holy crap. Well, that got dark.

Jesus, that took a dark turn. Legends may well be the darkest episode of the DCAU.

I took the plunge and decided that my oldest (11) was old enough to begin watching Batman: The Animated Series, and it has been a wild success. She's not a superhero nerd like her old man, but she's enjoying the series, and as a Star Wars fan, appreciates the heck out of the fact that Mark Hammill is in the series.

And my 6 year old is also enjoying it, admitting that while it was "kinda scary", she still enjoyed it.

Superman and Justice League are in the future, naturally, and I can't wait.

But I want to put a shout-out to all the parents out there; Batman Beyond is obviously for an older audience, and it's definitely a darker, slightly nastier take on Gotham. I don't want to traumatize them unneccesarily (no 6-year-old needs to see Return of the Joker), but I also want to explore the whole story with them.

Did any of you introduce your kids to Batman Beyond at a young age? Did it work, did they not like it, give me your stories, and thank you.

I completed the DCAMU & the Tomorrowverse, just finished Crisis on Infinite Earths 3 last night

Is there anything else that’s part of this continuity?

Any other animated stuff I should watch? I really enjoyed it

E creado una lista de todas las peliculas animadas de DC ya que no las e visto todas y ya que me tome el trabajo de ordenarlas bien decidí compartirla para quienes desean verlas todas.

Están en orden de universos y fechas de lanzamiento además me tomé el tienpo de poner la duración de cada una.

En mi opinión tras varias búsquedas considero que el orden que e echo es buena para verlas, ya cada uno decide como verlas.

1. DCAU Clásico (Timmverse)

• 25/12/1993 – Batman: Mask of the Phantasm (76 min)
• ​06/09/1996 – Superman: The Last Son of Krypton (64 min) recopilatorio de tres episodios pilotos de Superman: La Serie Animada
• 17/03/1998 – Batman & Mr. Freeze: SubZero (67 min)
• 21/12/1999 – Batman Beyond: The Movie Rebirth (41 min) recopilatorio de los dos pilotos de Batman Beyond
• 12/12/2000 – Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker (76 min)
• 23/04/2002 – Justice League: Secret Origins (60 min) recopilatorio de los tres primeros episodios de la serie Justice League 2001
• 21/10/2003 – Batman: Mystery of the Batwoman (72 min)
• 13/07/2004 – Justice League: Starcrossed The Movie (66 min) recopilatorio de los últimos 3 episodios de la temporada 2 de la serie Justice League 2001
• 15/08/2017 – Batman and Harley Quinn (74 min)
• 30/03/2019 – Justice League vs. the Fatal Five (77 min)

2. Ligadas a Series

• 04/10/1997 – The Batman/Superman Movie: World's Finest (64 min) recopilatorio en formato pelicula de los episodios 16, 17 y 18 de Superman: The Animated Series temporada 2
• 18/10/2005 – The Batman vs. Dracula (83 min) spin-off de la serie animada The Batman
• 15/09/2006 – Teen Titans: Trouble in Tokyo (75 min) derivada de la serie animada Teen Titans
• 23/05/2017 – Vixen: The Movie (75 min) recopilatorio de la serie animada perteneciente al Arrowverse
• 28/05/2018 – Freedom Fighters: The Ray (73 min) recopilatorio de la serie animada perteneciente al Arrowverse

3. DCAMU (New 52)

• 30/07/2013 – Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox (75 min)

• 04/02/2014 – Justice League: War (79 min)

• 06/05/2014 – Son of Batman (74 min)

• 13/01/2015 – Justice League: Throne of Atlantis (72 min)

• 07/04/2015 – Batman vs. Robin (80 min)

• 20/01/2016 – Batman: Bad Blood (72 min)

• 29/03/2016 – Justice League vs. Teen Titans (78 min)

• 24/01/2017 – Justice League Dark (75 min)

• 31/03/2017 – Teen Titans: The Judas Contract (84 min)

• 27/03/2018 – Suicide Squad: Hell to Pay (86 min)

• 24/07/2018 – The Death of Superman (81 min)

• 17/01/2019 – Constantine: City of Demons (90 min)

• 15/01/2019 – Reign of the Supermen (87 min)

• 20/07/2019 – Batman: Hush (81 min)

• 05/10/2019 – Wonder Woman: Bloodlines (83 min)

• 05/05/2020 – Justice League Dark: Apokolips War (77 min)

• 03/05/2022 – Constantine: The House of Mystery (27 min) ← Showcase, Puente DCAMU → Tomorrowverse

4. Tomorrowverse

• 23/08/2020 – Superman: Man of Tomorrow (86 min)
• 27/04/2021 – Justice Society: World War II (84 min)
• 22/06/2021 – Batman: The Long Halloween Part 1 (85 min)
• 27/07/2021 – Batman: The Long Halloween Part 2 (87 min)
• 26/07/2022 – Green Lantern: Beware My Power (87 min)
• 07/02/2023 – Legion of Super-Heroes (83 min)
• 25/07/2023 – Justice League: Warworld (89 min)
• 09/01/2024 – Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths Part 1 (93 min)
• 23/04/2024 – Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths Part 2 (95 min)
• 16/07/2024 – Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths Part 3 (98 min)

5. DC Showcase

• 23/02/2010 – The Spectre (12 min)
• 27/07/2010 – Jonah Hex (12 min)
• 28/09/2010 – Green Arrow (12 min)
• 09/11/2010 – Superman/Shazam!: Return of Black Adam (25 min)
• 18/10/2011 – Catwoman (15 min)
• 06/08/2019 – Sgt. Rock (12 min)
• 22/10/2019 – Death (12 min)
• 17/03/2020 – The Phantom Stranger (15 min)
• 19/05/2020 – Adam Strange (15 min)
• 13/10/2020 – Batman: Death in the Family (25 min)
• 27/04/2021 – Kamandi (16 min)
• 22/06/2021 – The Losers (16 min)
• 27/07/2021 – Blue Beetle (15 min)

6. Stand-alone / Elseworlds

• 20/06/2006 – Superman: Brainiac Attacks (75 min)
• 21/09/2007 – Superman: Doomsday (75 min)
• 26/02/2008 – Justice League: The New Frontier (75 min)
• 08/07/2008 – Batman: Gotham Knight (76 min)
• 03/03/2009 – Wonder Woman (74 min)
• 28/07/2009 – Green Lantern: First Flight (75 min)
• 29/09/2009 – Superman/Batman: Public Enemies (67 min)
• 23/02/2010 – Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths (75 min)
• 07/07/2010 – Batman: Under the Red Hood (75 min)
• 28/09/2010 – Superman/Batman: Apocalypse (78 min)
• 22/02/2011 – All-Star Superman (76 min)
• 07/07/2011 – Green Lantern: Emerald Knights (84 min)
• 18/10/2011 – Batman: Year One (64 min)
• 28/02/2012 – Justice League: Doom (75 min)
• 12/06/2012 – Superman vs. The Elite (76 min)
• 25/09/2012 – Batman: The Dark Knight Returns Part 1 (76 min)
• 29/01/2013 – Batman: The Dark Knight Returns Part 2 (76 min)
• 07/05/2013 – Superman: Unbound (75 min)
• 28/07/2015 – Justice League: Gods and Monsters (72 min)
• 22/07/2016 – Batman: The Killing Joke (72 min)
• 23/01/2018 – Batman: Gotham by Gaslight (78 min)
• **24/04/18 ** – Batman Ninja (85 min)
• 25/02/2020 – Superman: Red Son (85 min)
• 04/08/2020 – Deathstroke: Knights & Dragons (87 min)
• 12/01/2021 – Batman: Soul of the Dragon (83 min)
• 19/10/2021 – Injustice (78 min)
• 08/02/2022 – Catwoman: Hunted (78 min)
• 29/07/2022 – DC League of Super-Pets (100 min)
• 18/10/2022 – Batman and Superman: Battle of the Super Sons (84 min)
• 28/03/2023 – Batman: The Doom That Came to Gotham (86 min)
• 13/08/2024 – Watchmen Chapter I (85 min)
• 26/11/2024 – Watchmen Chapter II (89 min)
• 18/03/2025 – Batman Ninja vs. Yakuza League (89 min)
• 18/09/2025 – Aztec Batman: Clash of Empires (89 min)
• 2026 – Batman: Knightfall Part I

7. Crossovers Independientes

• 21/01/2014 – JLA Adventures: Trapped in Time (52 min)
• 09/01/2018 – Scooby-Doo! & Batman: The Brave and the Bold (75 min)
• 14/05/2019 – Batman vs. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (87 min)
• 2023 – Justice League x RWBY: Super Heroes & Huntsmen (Part 1 & 2) (~80 min c/u)

8. Batman Unlimited

• 2015 – Batman Unlimited: Animal Instincts (76 min)
• 2015 – Batman Unlimited: Monster Mayhem (76 min)
• 2016 – Batman Unlimited: Mechs vs. Mutants (76 min)

9. DC Super Hero Girls

• 09/08/2016 – Hero of the Year (76 min)
• 2017 – Intergalactic Games (77 min)
• 2018 – Legends of Atlantis (75 min)
• 2018 – Super-Villain High (78 min)

10. Lego DC

• 2013 – Lego Batman: The Movie (71 min)
• 2015 – Justice League vs. Bizarro League (49 min)
• 2015 – Attack of the Legion of Doom (49 min)
• 2016 – Cosmic Clash (77 min)
• 2016 – Gotham City Breakout (78 min)
• 2017 – DC Super Hero Girl: Brain Drain (75 min)
• 2018 – The Flash (78 min)
• 2018 – Aquaman: Rage of Atlantis (77 min)
• 2019 – Lego DC Batman: Family Matters (72 min)
• 2020 – Lego DC Shazam!: Magic and Monsters (81 min)

I am writing a My Hero Academia x Justice League fic where Izuku got Isekai'd and came back with a literal galaxy.

To understand what I am asking about, the general vision of the galaxy itself needs to be given and also why Izuku does not open it to the outside world.

The Midoriyan Reach

The Reach is a galaxy that appeared spontaneously adjacent to the Milky Way, comprising ten thousand self-replicating planets (each one hundred thousand times the size of Earth) arranged into one hundred solar systems of ten planets each. Each planet is encased in a Dyson sphere and possesses two moons. The entire galaxy operates on infinite, infinitely renewable resources—energy readings show no decrease or weakening, indicating the Reach will never face scarcity.

Key Features:

• The Arks: Massive flower-shaped constructs (eight arms surrounding a central crucible) that serve as manufactories, space stations, and military bases. They contain habitable habitats and can strip-mine and self-renew planets in an endless cycle.
• Self-Replication: The solar systems can spontaneously multiply—splitting like living cells (one sun becomes two and ten planets become twenty)—with ships immediately swarming the new systems to build Dyson spheres around them.
• Technology: The Reach possesses faster-than-light travel capable of crossing the galaxy in a single second, a fleet of ships with enough firepower to glass solar systems (the smallest can comfortably carry all the Americas, Russia, and China with room to spare), and a state-of-the-art teleportation system that is "consequence-free instantaneous."
• Security: The entire Reach is shielded against all forms of teleportation (Zeta tubes, Boom tubes, etc.), and nothing enters or leaves without the Reach's knowledge. Probes are detected and neutralized before reaching any planet.
• Peaceful Resolutions: The name given to the recycling facilities where waste—and other "problems"—are broken down to base atoms and rearranged into useful materials.

The governance is hierarchical: planetary courts elect system courts, which elect subsector courts, which elect sector courts, culminating in the Council of Races comprising the High Kings of each species (except the Men of Iron and Goblins, who are direct vassals). The Royal Sector contains the "Ten Thousand Crown Jewels" (the original worlds), with Midoriyan Prime serving as the Throne World.

The Races of the Reach

Elves

Seven-foot-tall beings of "estatesque beauty with curves for days," masters of arcane magic and craftsmanship that "would make gods weep." "They are functionally immortal. Their pregnancies last fifteen months, rarely producing more than one child who takes one hundred years to reach the human equivalent of their early twenties (aging normally for the first twelve years, then slowing drastically). Due to low birth rates, they practice polygamy and are immune to inbreeding. They have hereditary royal families.

Goblins

Three-foot-nothing beings of "shamelessness, high spirits, vulgarity, and curves that defy common sense and physics." They are short-lived, dying of old age at thirty-five. Their pregnancies last only four months, producing up to six babies at once, with mothers ready to conceive again within a week—allowing for up to twenty-four babies per year. They reach maturity in eight months.

They suffer from Goblin Sudden Death Disease (GSDD), where at any moment a goblin may simply drop dead (heart stops, brain ceases). They embrace this mortality, viewing shame and inhibitions as "useless as a wet noodle in a swordfight." They are the main fuel for the recycling facilities and threatened to revolt when Izuku suggested giving their dead proper funeral rites instead of recycling them. They are vassals of everyone else because they cannot be bothered with governance paperwork.

Squats

Stocky, stubborn, sturdy clone-born dwarves standing five feet tall. Culturally, they are divided between Gene Fathers (who operate the crucibles, maintaining genetic vaults and tailoring clone batches chromosome by chromosome) and Rune Mothers (priests who commune with ancestor gods—Grungni, Grimni, and Valaya).

Eighty percent of squats are clone-born (artificial organic life rather than copies), while twenty percent reproduce sexually. They wear tunics with brutalist geometric patterns and have long braided hair (women) or beards reaching past their knees adorned with rings (men). They can be elected as rulers or "made" by the Council of Elders.

Men of Iron

Automatons from the "Golden Age of Technology," ranging from seven to nine feet tall, of sleek metal (bronze and gunmetal). They are beings of technology so advanced it is indistinguishable from magic. They do not eat, do not sleep, and view everything outside their duty directives as a "hobby." They are direct vassals of the king, having refused self-governance multiple times, and serve as the police force alongside Squats in power armor.

Halflings

A new race (first generation, twenty-five years old as a species) was created from interbreeding between elves and goblins. They stand five feet to five feet two with short pointy ears and freckles regardless of skin tone. Men have delicate, feminine frames with heart-shaped faces and wide hips; women are athletic hourglasses.

They age like humans until twenty, then slow down, enjoying a 250-year lifespan without GSDD. Pregnancies last nine months, usually producing twins. They can reproduce with elves or goblins (producing only elf or goblin offspring), which has helped boost the elven population. They are currently vassals of the elves but approaching the threshold to elect their own kings and gain a seat on the Council of Races.

Izuku's Reasoning and Stance on Closed Borders

Izuku maintains an absolute isolationist policy, refusing to open borders for commerce, cultural exchange, migration, or humanitarian aid. His stance is rooted in traumatic experience from his thirty-year quest in the isekai world, where he learned that "paradise attracts parasites the same way power invites challenges."

The Refugee Cycle (The "Six-Month" Problem)

Initially a "bleeding heart," Izuku opened his borders to refugees in the other world. They swore eternal gratitude, but every six months like clockwork, they would revolt and attempt to usurp his crown using the technology and resources he provided. His subjects have "no chill"—without his interference, they would march every refugee "feet first into the atomizers" (Peaceful Resolutions). He spent twenty-five years of his thirty-year quest constantly returning from battle to prevent his people from committing genocide against ungrateful refugees who kept trying to betray him.

The Corruption of Charity

After closing his borders to refugees, Izuku attempted direct humanitarian aid:

• Via Local Governance: He supplied villages with food and medicine, trusting local churches to distribute it. Instead, warlords hoarded the supplies, sold them for gold, and joined the Demon Lord's forces.
• Via Direct Distribution: His people attempted to distribute resources directly. The recipients revolted, outraged that a "foreign power" controlled the means of survival rather than their corrupt local government.

After cutting off all aid and focusing solely on his quest, he completed it in five years without interruption.

Protection Through Exclusion

Izuku keeps borders closed to protect both sides:

• Protecting the Reach: He knows Earth would not send "their best"—they would send "scum, their greedy, their entitled, their criminals, thieves, scammers, murderers, rapists, and pedophiles." "His people" do not house, feed, or rehabilitate scum; they recycle it.
• Protecting Earth: He explicitly states he is protecting Earth's people from his own subjects. Without his moderation, his people would slaughter any problematic immigrants entirely.

He envisions the inevitable scenario: refugees arrive, discover infinite resources still require work to access, and revolt when told they cannot reap harvests they did not sow, forcing him to intervene to limit bloodshed to "only the instigators and ring leaders," followed by UN condemnation and sanctions that mean nothing because the Reach is a closed system.

Diplomatic Reality

Izuku distinguishes between the Justice League (potential friends/allies) and the UN ("parasites," "vultures"). He is willing to sign a non-aggression treaty and build friendships but absolutely refuses any "greater good" arguments about sharing resources. He references his recent treaty with Thanagar—signed after they attempted invasion and faced the threat of being "de-evolved back to when their ancestors were still swimming in the primordial ooze"—as the template for relations: peaceful coexistence through strength, not charity.

Long story short, Izuku is sitting on a treasure trove of infinite wealth, and he is not willing to share it, not out of greed, but out of trauma. He's been burned one too many times, and as the saying goes, once bitten, twice shy.

Basically speaking, the Thanagar government in my fic wants to sink their claws into the Reach, but thanks to the fact the Reach is closed for business and has no different Darkseid forces like they were nothing, they decide to go through another route.

They know Izuku has a friendly relationship with the League, so they want to use Shayera as a key to the reach. Their plan is to have her try and weasel her way into gaining Izuku's trust and convincing him to open the Reach to diplomatic and commercial relations with Thanagar so they can gain a foothold in the Reach.

Or, and that's the part that gets me confused, seduce Izuku to have a Thanagarian heir to the throne as a plan B.

Basically speaking, they want Shayera to either seduce Izuku or be a wingwoman (pun not intended) to help put a Thanagarian as the queen of the Reach because, as far as they know, Izuku does not have a queen.

The plan B is to get a Thanagarian woman as Izuku's queen, and when they have produced heirs, Izuku would suffer an unfortunate hunting accident and tragically pass away, Robert Baratheon style.

With him dead, the crown goes to his heir, meaning a Thanagarian heir would sit on the throne and the Reach would belong to Thanagar.

The thing is, in the animated series, Thanagar uses deception, but I don't know if this level of deception would be believable.

and also, would the League in general respect Izuku's stance on keeping his galaxy closed?