Replying to @BlazeBinges
Forge is often overlooked, but he’s an Omega-level technopath whose intuitive genius lets him invent virtually any device he can imagine.
I miss him everyday…
4 Years Without Kevin Conroy, The Definitive Voice of Batman, Gone at 66 🎙️🕊️
For generations of fans, Kevin Conroy simply was Batman. Beginning with Batman: The Animated Series, his commanding yet deeply human performance as Bruce Wayne became the defining voice of the Dark Knight across animation, films, and video games.
His remarkable voice career stretched beyond Gotham as well, with characters in Masters of the Universe, Ben 10, The Venture Bros., and Welcome to the Wayne. He also portrayed an older Bruce Wayne in live action during the Arrowverse’s Crisis on Infinite Earths.
Some highlights from his career include:
• Bruce Wayne / Batman — Batman: The Animated Series, The New Batman Adventures, Batman Beyond, Superman: The Animated Series, Justice League, Justice League Unlimited, Mask of the Phantasm, The Killing Joke, Batman and Harley Quinn
• Bruce Wayne / Batman — Batman: Arkham Series, Injustice Series, Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League
• Bruce Wayne / Earth-99 Batman — Crisis on Infinite Earths
• Batman of Zur-En-Arrh / Phantom Stranger — Batman: The Brave and the Bold
• Vice President William Baines — Devil May Cry
• Mer-Man — Masters of the Universe: Revelation
• Hordak — He-Man and the Masters of the Universe
• Bellicus — Ben 10: Alien Force
• Captain Sunshine — The Venture Bros.
• Prismal — Welcome to the Wayne
and many more!
Conroy passed away in 2022 at 66. Four years later, his voice remains inseparable from Batman — a performance that defined the character for generations and continues to influence how fans hear the Dark Knight.
Kevin Conroy, 1955–2022. 🎙️🕯️
Replying to @PlayStalgiaX
If you have a PS3, you should definitely get the Ratchet and Clank HD collection that has the 3 original PS2 games remastered.
Replying to @CS11__
This was one of the best GTA games ever made, and the Episodes From Liberty City were so fun to play!
I like how in Feat of Clay Part 2 Batman uses his intellect, lures Clayface into the studio control room, and plays all of Hagen’s old roles on the monitors at once. The way Clayface’s body starts morphing into every character simultaneously as he loses control and electrocutes himself is beautifully executed, and the animation is absolutely incredible to watch.
Rest in peace, Sir Patrick Stewart. You were one of the greatest actors of our time. Through your work, you inspired generations to value truth, fairness, honesty, and respect for others, no matter who they were. Thank you for sharing so many unforgettable performances with the world. Your legacy will live on.
Replying to @RichardOcelot
My favorite Gotham City visuals are from BTAS, Arkham Knight, Forever, and The Batman
Replying to @alwaysmallville
The only thing people are going to say about your list is that the Blue Beetle film is not part of the DCU, but the character and actor are. That’s what James Gunn said 🤷♂️
One of the best Easter eggs in Batman: Arkham Asylum is finding Clayface. I love that his cell sign just says “Do Not Approach. Inmate May Be Impersonating Other Personnel” while he sits there impersonating the Warden and Commissioner Gordon.
Everyone who wants to go to the movies this today and this weekend, please go out and watch #Wildwood
Replying to @SeveredFromX
Feat of Clay Part 1 & 2 from Batman: TAS remains one of the greatest tragic villain origins ever told. The animation is flawless, and the psychological horror still holds up perfectly.
#Wildwood is incredible from start to finish. The stop-motion animation is flawless and beautifully crafted, making every scene appear like a living painting. I thoroughly enjoyed Prue and Curtis’s dynamic, and the villain is incredibly captivating. Her tragic backstory allows you to fully comprehend her motivations and pain, even if her methods are misguided. The film’s exploration of grief and loss is profoundly moving, yet deeply heartwarming and emotionally resonant.
Also, that third act is one of the best action scenes I have ever seen in an animated film, and the entire team @LAIKAStudios did an incredible job with this film. 10/10




















