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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)
• 17/03/1998 – Batman & Mr. Freeze: SubZero (67 min)
• 12/12/2000 – Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker (76 min)
• 21/10/2003 – Batman: Mystery of the Batwoman (72 min)
• 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

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 (76 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)
• 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)
• 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)
• 2026 – Batman: Knightfall Part I (~90 min)

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)
• 2015 – Batman Unlimited: Animal Instincts (76 min)
• 2015 – Batman Unlimited: Monster Mayhem (76 min)
• 2016 – Batman Unlimited: Mechs vs. Mutants (76 min)
• 2018 – Batman Ninja (85 min)
• 18/03/2025 – Batman Ninja vs. Yakuza League (89 min)
• 18/09/2025 – Aztec Batman: Clash of Empires (89 min)
• 29/07/2022 – DC League of Super-Pets (100 min)
• 2023 – Justice League x RWBY: Super Heroes & Huntsmen (Part 1 & 2) (~80 min c/u)

8. 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)

9. 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)
• 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)

Was rewatching the DCAMU movies for nostalgia and wanting to refresh my understanding of the DCAMU before starting the Tomorrowverse movies. I finally got to the emotional ending of JL Dark: Apokolips War where Flash runs off into the distance to reset the timeline and prevent the Apokolips War from ever happening in the first place.

That’s all well and good. But what specifically did he change to cause changes to the timeline this time? Because in the Flashpoint Paradox, the first alternate timeline is created when Flash saves his mother. Then he (mostly) restores the timeline by going back in time and stopping his past self from saving his mother.

But for this reset at the end of Apokolips War, what exactly does he have to do? Stop himself from stopping himself from saving his mother? Lol, just kidding. Sorry if this was explained in the comics or if it was already answered elsewhere, but I couldn’t find any sources online.

I'm finally catching up with the animated universe and just finished the Crisis on Infinite Earths Part 3 and I'm confused about a couple things I haven't seen people talking about and wanted to discuss here

1. Was Wonder Woman's sacrifice even a sacrifice? I don't understand why it's framed as this big sacrifice when a) she's hated her immortality this entire time b) she was basically no longer going to exist anyways and c) she still exists in the final "prime" earth. She's really not sacrificing more than anyone else. She still gets to exist and now gets to be mortal. I guess that one iteration of her will no longer live on as a part of prime Diana but I feel like effectively either way that Diana ceases to exist so her sacrifice really doesn't hold any weight for me.

2. How is the prime world any different than what would have happened if the anti-monitors erased them and started over. Again, all these characters effectively cease to exist either way so why is being incorporated and reborn into one prime character seen as better than being erased and restarting? Is it that they were worried they wouldn't exist when the anti-monitors rebuilt the universe? Or that the prime earth is a better earth than random chance? What makes prime earth so good? Is it like guaranteed no big bad things like Apokolips War would happen again and that's why they chose prime earth? It just feels like 6 of one half a dozen of the other. As the title says, how is this a win for our heroes?

Title: Theory: The ending of Crisis on Infinite Earths Part 3 was actually The Spectre's ultimate cosmic trap

I've been thinking about the ending of the Tomorrowverse / Crisis on Infinite Earths Part Three, and I honestly think the "happy ending" of the Monoverse is a complete lie. It wasn't a victory—it was a calculated, multi-layered cosmic trap authorized by The Presence to punish the Flash and Constantine.

Here is how the cosmic pieces actually fit together:

1. The Real Crime Was Way Worse Than Time Travel

Barry Allen, the Speed Force, and John Constantine didn't just break the rules of time; they committed multiversal treason. By using a dark poison spell to assassinate an infant Darkseid, they ripped a foundational cosmic pillar out of reality. Even an interdimensional demon like Trigon knows you don't mess with fixed points on that level, because doing so shatters the space-time continuum.

2. The Justice League Are Now Helpless "Kids"

The Spectre stripped the mortal heroes of their memories, their individual timelines, and their immortality (like Wonder Woman). He forced them into a single timeline with manufactured lives. The heroes think they are safe, but they have completely lost their free will and have no idea what they lost. They are essentially oblivious toddlers living in a fragile glass house.

3. The Backdoors Were Left Open on Purpose

The cosmic monsters—Trigon and Darkseid—are multidimensional entities. Their consciousness exists above linear time, so they absolutely remember what happened and they are furious. Because of how they are built, they have massive loopholes to bypass the Monoverse's lock: * Trigon has a direct spiritual and genetic link through Raven to push the doors open or get directly summoned. * Darkseid exists outside normal space and will inevitably drop a dense, heavy Avatar onto Earth to conquer it.

4. The Presence Approved the Trap

The Spectre is the Wrath of God, and he can't alter cosmic fates on this scale without his boss—The Presence—signing off on it. The Presence either reinforced the walls to turn Earth into a permanent, hollow zoo where the heroes are denied their true destiny, or He is doing nothing and letting the walls crumble so Trigon and Darkseid can execute a delayed apocalypse.

Constantine realized this at the very end. He didn't fight his exile because he knew he and Barry played God, and the ultimate punishment isn't just dying—it’s watching the artificial "paradise" you sacrificed everything to build slowly, inevitably get torn apart by the very monsters you thought you defeated.

What do you guys think? Did the creators leave the ending open-ended because this dark cosmic verdict was the plan all along?