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The Batman (2004–2008) 7.2
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Bruce Wayne
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Alfred Pennyworth
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A young Bruce Wayne is in his third year of trying to establish himself as Batman, protector of Gotham City. Living in Gotham, a metropolis where shadows run long and deep, beneath elevated train tracks, this younger Batman will confront each of his familiar foes for the first time. Written by TUMEG345
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11 September 2004 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Scarface: I would, but he keeps following me around!
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Batman's cowl featured shorter ears, because it was more boxer like according to Jeff Matsuda, and the nose is flatter than previous versions. In Season 4 The Batman's was chin was redesigned to be more square and less pointy. See more »Quotes
Batman: Enough with the act. Lose the dummy.Scarface: I would, but he keeps following me around!
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Batman has a more slick animation in this series that focuses more on style and snazzy moves and action rather than heavy storyline. The Clayface storyline is one villain that is more in depth as far as plot and is well done taking a few twists and turns. Most of the villains he comes across know some martial arts which make for more formidable opponents. It is a change from Batman TAS and manages to have faster paced action and a few reinterpreted villains yet still maintains Batman's struggle to fight crime yet maintain his sanity. As one that loves Batman TAS, i still find The Batman lots of fun as it focuses on the action and gadgets a lot more and i find it quit amusing to even see penguin have a few martial art tricks up his sleeve (he does have an explanation) and i like his cronies. The series later turned a more camp style with an intro that sounded like the 60s Batman TV show which i wasn't too hip on yet the series still had some excellent episodes. I say quit fighting about which animated series is better and just enjoy both for what they give.