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I am a great fan of the Batman comics and I became disappointed when I could no longer find Batman: The Animated Series on TV anymore. I was excited to learn that there was going to be a new Batman cartoon on TV. I watched the first episode the day it premiered and I was very disappointed.

First of all, the animation is very poor. It looks like a cheap, crappy Japanese anime. Then again, just about every modern-day cartoon is like that.

The character designs are even worse. Batman looks more like Birdman, Catwoman looks more like Chihuahuawoman, Bane looks more like a red version of the Hulk, the Penguin is a Kung-Fu master, Mr. Freeze is some undead thing with an iceberg on his head, and the Riddler is a Gothic Marilyn Manson look-alike (which is funny because I don't expect people who are obsessed with riddles and puzzles to be Gothic).

The worst character design is that of the Joker. They turned him into a monkey/demented Bob Marley/Kung-Fu fighter! The Joker is supposed to be Batman's deadliest enemy, but in this show he hardly poses a threat because his crimes are so stupid and pointless. In one episode his plan was to put his Joker venom in dog food! Oh, how evil! Batman is a fascinating and complex character because he is haunted by the deaths of his parents, which is why he fights crime. This version of Batman doesn't seem haunted by his parents' deaths and is not interesting at all. He's also not a detective, just a fighter. If there's an enemy he can't defeat, he won't study the enemy to find out their weak points like a detective would, he'll just build a giant fighting robot to defeat them. A lot of times this show doesn't even feel like a Batman show, just another brainless anime that's nothing but pointless fighting.

What I hate the most about this show is what they did to the villains. They've taken away everything that makes them likable and relatable and turned them into stereotypical evil bad guys. Man-Bat is the biggest example. In the comics, he's a tragic scientist who studies bats to find a cure for his deafness. When experimenting on himself, he accidentally transforms himself into a giant bat creature. In this show, he's a mad scientist who wants to purposely transform himself into a giant bat creature for no apparent reason. Just about all the villains are like that; none of them, with the exception of about one or two, have an actual motive for their crimes.

The worst characterization is that of Mr. Freeze. In the comics, Freeze was a just a mad scientist until the genius writer Paul Dini wrote the BTAS episode "Heart of Ice", which gave Freeze a new origin that made him a more tragic, three-dimensional, and likable villain. The episode was so popular that fans accepted it as his actual origin and it was even used in the comics as his origin. Even that crappy movie Batman & Robin used it as his origin. In this show, he's a petty jewel thief before becoming Mr. Freeze. After becoming Mr. Freeze, guess what? He's STILL a petty jewel thief! Great origin. No wonder they used it over the one Dini created.

As a Batman fan, I don't dislike this show just because it isn't like the comics because I also liked BTAS, the Batman cartoons that came after it, Tim Burton's Batman films, and obviously, the superb Christopher Nolan Batman films. None of them were 100% loyal to the comics, but they were still very good. The problem with this show is not that it's not exactly like the comics or BTAS, it's that it lacks any sort of depth that makes other Batman media so popular.

I've given this show so many chances, but the more I watch, the more I find that disappoints me. I miss the good old days back when Batman cartoons were something everyone could enjoy.
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Bestäm stämningen: Jag är ett stort fan av Batman serier och jag blev besviken när jag inte längre kunde hitta Batman: The Animated Series på TV längre. Jag var glad att få veta att det skulle bli en ny Batman tecknad film på TV. Jag såg det första avsnittet den dagen den hade premiär och jag blev mycket besviken. För det första är animationen mycket dålig. Det ser ut som en billig, skitig japansk anime. Men varje tecknad serie är så i dag. Karaktärsdesignerna är ännu värre. Batman ser mer ut som Birdman, Catwoman ser mer ut som Chihuahuawoman, Bane ser mer ut som en röd version av Hulken, Penguin är en Kung-Fu mästare, Mr. Freeze är någon odöd sak med ett isberg på huvudet, och Gåtan är en gotisk Marilyn Manson-liknande (vilket är roligt eftersom jag inte förväntar mig att folk som är besatta av gåtor och pussel ska vara gotiska). Den sämsta karaktärsdesignen är Jokerns. De gjorde honom till en apa/dement Bob Marley/Kung-Fu-kämpe! Jokern antas vara Batmans dödligaste fiende, men i denna show utgör han knappast något hot eftersom hans brott är så dumma och meningslösa. I ett avsnitt var hans plan att lägga sitt jokergift i hundmat! O, så ondt! Batman är en fascinerande och komplex karaktär eftersom han hemsöks av sina föräldrars död, varför han bekämpar brott. Denna version av Batman verkar inte hemsökt av sina föräldrars död och är inte alls intressant. Han är inte heller detektiv, bara en kämpe. Om det finns en fiende som han inte kan besegra, kommer han inte att studera fienden för att ta reda på deras svaga punkter som en detektiv skulle, han bygger bara en gigantisk stridsrobot för att besegra dem. Många gånger känns det inte ens som en Batman-show. Ännu en hjärnlös anime som bara är meningslösa slagsmål. Det jag hatar mest med den här showen är vad de gjorde mot skurkarna. De har tagit ifrån dem allt som gör dem sympatiska och relatabla och förvandlat dem till stereotypa onda skurkar. Man-Bat är det största exemplet. I serierna är han en tragisk vetenskapsman som studerar fladdermöss för att hitta ett botemedel mot sin dövhet. När han experimenterar på sig själv förvandlar han sig av misstag till en jättelik fladdermusvarelse. I den här serien är han en galen vetenskapsman som avsiktligt vill förvandla sig till en jättelik fladdermusvarelse utan någon uppenbar anledning. Nästan alla skurkar är sådana; ingen av dem, med undantag av omkring en eller två, har ett faktiskt motiv för sina brott. Den värsta karakteriseringen är den av Mr. Stå still. I serierna var Freeze en bara galen vetenskapsman tills geniförfattaren Paul Dini skrev BTAS-avsnittet "Heart of Ice", som gav Freeze ett nytt ursprung som gjorde honom till en mer tragisk, tredimensionell, och sympatisk skurk. Avsnittet var så populärt att fans accepterade det som sitt egentliga ursprung och det användes till och med i serierna som hans ursprung. Även den där skitfilmen Batman & Robin använde den som sitt ursprung. I den här showen är han en småjuveltjuv innan han blir Mr. Stå still. Efter att ha blivit Mr. Stå still, vet du vad? Han är fortfarande en liten juveltjuv! Stort ursprung. Inte undra på att de använde den över den Dini skapade. Som Batman-fan ogillar jag inte den här showen bara för att den inte är som serierna eftersom jag också gillade BTAS, Batman-tecknad film som kom efter den, Tim Burtons Batman-filmer, och uppenbarligen, de fantastiska Christopher Nolan Batman-filmerna. Ingen av dem var 100% lojal mot serierna, men de var ändå mycket bra. Problemet med denna show är inte att den inte är precis som serierna eller BTAS, det är att den saknar någon form av djup som gör andra Batman media så populära. Jag har gett den här showen så många chanser, men ju mer jag tittar, desto mer blir jag besviken. Jag saknar den gamla goda tiden när Batman tecknade filmer var något alla kunde njuta av. ALTERNATIV: - negativ - positiv
Decide the mood: I'm a big fan of Batman comics and I was disappointed when I could no longer find Batman: The Animated Series on TV anymore. I was happy to know there was going to be a new Batman cartoon on TV. I saw the first episode on the day it premiered and I was very disappointed. Firstly, the animation is very poor. It looks like a cheap, dirty Japanese anime. But every cartoon is like that today. Character designs are even worse. Batman looks more like Birdman, Catwoman looks more like Chihuahuawoman, Bane looks more like a red version of the Hulk, Penguin is a King-Fu master, Mr. Freeze is some undead thing with an iceberg on its head, and the Riddler is a Gothic Marilyn Manson-like (which is funny because I don't expect people obsessed with riddles and puzzles to be Gothic). The worst character design is the Joker's. They made him a monkey/dement Bob Marley/King-Fu fighter! The Joker is supposed to be Batman's deadliest enemy, but in this show he hardly poses a threat because his crimes are so stupid and meaningless. In one episode, his plan was to put his joker poison in dog food! Oh, how evil! Batman is a fascinating and complex character because he is haunted by the death of his parents, so he fights crime. This version of Batman does not seem haunted by the death of his parents and is not at all interesting. He's not a detective either, just a fighter. If there is an enemy that he cannot defeat, he will not study the enemy to find out their weak points as a detective would, he only builds a giant combat robot to defeat them. Many times it doesn't even feel like a Batman show, another brainless anime that's just meaningless fights. The thing I hate the most about this show is what they did to the bad guys. They have taken away everything that makes them sympathetic and relatable and turned them into stereotypical evil villains. Man-Bat is the biggest example. In the comics, he is a tragic scientist who studies bats to find a cure for his deafness. As he experiments on himself, he accidentally turns himself into a giant bat creature. In this series, he is a mad scientist who deliberately wants to transform himself into a giant bat creature for no apparent reason. Almost all villains are such; none of them, except about one or two, have an actual motive for their crimes. The worst characterization is that of Mr. Freeze. In the comics, Freeze was a just crazy scientist until genius writer Paul Dini wrote the BTAS episode "Heart of Ice", which gave Freeze a new origin that made him a more tragic, three-dimensional, and sympathetic villain. The episode was so popular that fans accepted it as their actual origin and it was even used in the comics as his origin. Even that shit movie Batman & Robin used it as their origin. In this show, he's a petty jewel thief before he becomes Mr. Freeze. After becoming Mr. Hold still, you know what? He's still a little jewel thief! Great origin. No wonder they used it over the one Dini created. As a Batman fan, I don't dislike this show just because it's not like the comics because I also liked BTAS, Batman cartoons that came after it, Tim Burton's Batman films, and obviously, the amazing Christopher Nolan Batman films. None of them were 100% loyal to the comics, but they were still very good. The problem with this show is not that it's not exactly like the comics or BTAS, it's that it lacks some kind of depth that makes other Batman media so popular. I've given this show so many chances, but the more I watch, the more I get disappointed. I miss the good old days when Batman cartoons were something everyone could enjoy. ALTERNATIVE: - negative - positive
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negative