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Batman Season Four
Part One of Two
A/N: Man that picture is terrifying. Also, as always, comment your thoughts! They're greatly appreciated.
Episode One: Back to Normalcy
The episode opens with Bruce entering his old office at Wayne Inc, where a woman with red hair sits. Her name is Kathy Kane and she is the new CFO. She tells Bruce that coming into work late is unacceptable, and we then get introduced to the new board of directors - Bruce (CEO), Kathy (CFO), Lucius (CIO), and Doug Louis (COO) who we have seen, but never met. We then switch over to city hall where Nick Hamilton has a new secretary - Selina Kyle. Nick and Gordon discuss the reopening of three of Gotham’s bridges, and it is revealed that currently, all of Gotham’s transportation to outside the island is via the subway tunnels (which have been converted to makeshift roads). Meanwhile at the Batcave, Victor and Richard are doing their calculus homework together while Alfred makes them tea. Victor’s cybernetic parts are much better hidden. Suddenly, the new Batcomputer tells shows live feed from Gotham’s subway roads. An escaped metahuman with the ability to electrocute people from ARGUS is down there and he is threatening to collapse the tunnels if the police officers do not investigate ARGUS for their crimes against their captured meta-humans. Richard texts Bruce, and Richard and Victor suit up. They arrive at the west end of the tunnel. Meanwhile, Bruce and Lucius proceed to the new BatBunker at Wayne Inc, where Bruce suits up. He arrives at the East End of the tunnel. (Thus revealing that Wayne Manor is not in the main Gotham Island). Nick Hamilton and Selina arrive at the East End, as Nick wants to solve the problem diplomatically. Gordon also arrives at the west end. As they corner the meta, he introduces himself as Jake Simmons (Codename: DeathBolt). Nick tries to calm the man down, but finds himself electrocuted. Great battle ensues, and when GCPD capture DeathBolt, Amanda Waller forces him into ARGUS custody. She then smiles at Batman - “I’ll meet you back at the cave -- or would you prefer the bunker?” In the post credits scene, ARGUS guards kidnap Bruce and Lucius from the BatBunker.
Episode Two: Revenge of ARGUS
Bruce awakens in an ARGUS facility where he is briefed by Amanda Waller - ARGUS has been doing experiments on metahumans. Four of them worked together to break out of the prison. One of them was DeathBolt, and another is codenamed Fallout. Bruce and Lucius are tasked to track electrical surges to discover his location, and take him out. They discover him in Gotham’s meatpacking district, and move to intercept him. Bruce talks to him, but he eventually is about to explode (hence the name Fallout) so Bruce subdues him. Meanwhile, Richard, Victor, and Barbara are being honored at city hall (among many others) for outstanding academics. However, a deadly shooting occurs and three die. Richard and Victor suit up to catch the random crooks, while Nick Hamilton is forced to take a stand on gun control. Selina pushes him not to limit it, but Gordon pushes him to limit it. Both have touching anecdotes.
Episode Three: The Board of Directors
Kathy Kane forces Bruce and Lucius to spend the day at Wayne Inc. They meet with investors and such. Meanwhile, Nick Hamilton builds a prototype Bat Signal and lights it into the sky. Robin and Cyborg arrive. He tells them that they are heroes to Gotham, and he wants to join them. Robin and Cyborg initially refuse, but then Nick goes out on his own. He is armed with a sword and shield, he fails to stop a robbery at the gas station. He trains more and is successful next time. In the post credit scene, Nick arrives home to find Batman waiting for him.
Episode Four: Rise of the Guardian
At Nick’s apartment, Batman tells him to never act as a vigilante again or he will be punished. Nick says that he wants to save this city, just like him. Batman retorts that being a vigilante will destroy Nick, and that Gotham needs Nick to be Mayor Hamilton. Nick firmly states that he will continue to be a vigilante, as he wants to save the city. He reveals to Batman that his wife was killed during the battle against the Penguin, and his daughters don’t have a mother. He wants to stop that from happening ever again. Batman says the becoming a vigilante will only strengthen that darkness inside of Nick. If Nick wants to make a difference, investigate Selina Kyle. This exchange lasts for about six minutes. After work the next day, Nick enlists Gordon’s help to track Selina Kyle after work. The duo discover that Selina is harboring an ARGUS fugitive code named ‘Poison Ivy’ in her apartment. Nick takes out a powerful flashlight and calls Batman using a prototype BatSignal. Batman and Robin arrive, as police officers set up a perimeter. Nick Hamilton suits up his his basic disguise and joins Batman and Robin. Gordon gives orders to shoot Poison Ivy if she escapes the vigilantes, but he demonstrates a trust towards them. Batman gives Nick a pair of comms where he meets ‘Oracle,’ ‘Cyborg,’ and ‘Butler.’ They enter the apartment. Selina tries to aid Poison Ivy in her escape, but the three vigilantes defeat them. Both Selina and Poison Ivy are arrested by Gordon. As the episode ends, Nick Hamilton is in the Batcave, where he learns Batman’s identity.
Episode Five: To the Circus
In shock about Bruce’s dual identity, Nick returns to city hall to find a new assistant, since Selina has been fired. Gordon and Lucius aid Nick in his search. Meanwhile, Bruce, Alfred, and Victor go to watch Richard’s gymnastic competition hosted by Barnum’s Circus. Suddenly, a girl is kidnapped by two mysterious individuals in full red jumpsuits. As the area becomes a police scene, Richard is able to recognize the duo as the Japanese twins with the last name Kabuki, and the kidnapped girl as Barbara Gordon. The Kabuki twins go to Richard’s school and wanted to sabotage their rival school. With the entire audience in questioning (including Bruce and Victor), Richard single-handedly tracks the Kabuki girls phones (they are at the high school) and breaks into his high school, dressed as Robin. Robin saves Barbara and has a miraculous fight scene, where his mask is destroyed along with most of his suit. This fight scene is hailed for its simplicity. As Richard carries an unconscious Barbara out of the building, she wakes up. The young duo remembers each other and kiss. In the post credit scene, Robin gets a new suit.
Episode Six: Inside the Iceberg
Richard and Barbara go on a date in which Barbara promises to not reveal Richard’s identity. The two really hit it off, and have a great date. They become the new ‘ship’ of the show. Meanwhile, Lucius notices that a new corporation has purchased the Penguin’s Lounge. He backtraces the company and finds that they have no real history. Thus, Bruce brings the board of directors to meet with the new owners in the ‘hopes of doing business together.’ The new owners are currently making the lounge into a premier casino for Gotham. This seems great to Kathy, but Bruce recognizes the CEO as Ace (from Season One), a member of the Joker’s gang. After a tense exchange, Kathy agrees to into business with Ace. Batman later breaks into the casino where he gets destroyed by one of her guards, who has the codename ‘Ten.’ Meanwhile, Alfred learns how Selina Kyle survived the explosion. She was rescued by Talia al Ghul, and given mystical recovery treatment in a place called Nanda Parbat. Alfred receives the coordinates of Talia’s home, but he decides to not share it with Bruce. In the post credit scene, Kathy discovers that Wayne Inc is bankrupt.
Episode Seven: Batman v Superman Part One
Wayne Inc is bankrupt - it seems like the end of the line. They do not have enough money to invest or start their construction deal with Ace. Millions of people are about to become unemployed. Lois Lane and Jimmy Olsen are in Gotham to see what happened -- they soon realize that the Daily Planet is a subsidiary of Wayne Inc. and will soon be shut down. Luckily for the cast of both shows, Lex Luthor arrives. He tells Bruce that he can save Wayne Inc. Lex will perform a bailout out of the goodness of his heart. In exchange for little more than Bruce’s endorsement on the presidential campaign, and LexCorp will only own 10%. Most of the money will come as a donation from Lex himself. He says that if he can save all these jobs in Gotham, he will for sure have their vote in the election. Bruce shakes on it. Meanwhile at the Daily Planet, Clark hear of this and publishes another article about Lex’s selfishness before becoming Superman and flying out to Gotham. Superman arrives at Wayne Manor and sees Bruce having a private dinner with Richard, Lucius, Kathy, Alfred, Nick Hamilton, and the Gordon family. As Bruce excuses himself to the bathroom, he is surprised to see Superman waiting for him. Superman grabs Bruce by the chest, and Bruce fights back. After a quick fight scene, Superman flies him out. Bruce’s party guest hear and loud noise and rush to find Bruce gone. The Gordons and Kathy leave, and the others suit up in the Batcave to track down Superman. Meanwhile, Lois hears about Superman kidnapping Bruce Wayne. She and Jimmy call Clark frantically, but get no response. No one knows where they are.
Episode Seven.One: Batman v Superman Part Two (On the Newsroom)
The entire city of Gotham is searching for their beloved Bruce Wayne. The camera pans to the Fortress of Solitude, where Superman and Bruce have an earnest conversation about Lex’s goodness. Superman tells Bruce that Lex can not win the election, and Bruce punches Superman. Superman flies Bruce back to his manor, before flying back to Metropolis. At the manor, Bruce suits up as the Batman and begins to drive to Metropolis to challenge Superman. Meanwhile, Lucius and Kathy agree to cut the Daily Planet, as par with Lex’s requests. He proves that they have been trying to destroy his campaign. In Metropolis Square, Batman and Superman fight against one another. They destroy property, and Batman is able to hold his own against the alien, because he has acquired Kryptonite to lace into his suit. Jimmy Olsen and Lois Lane live stream the event on the Daily Planet website as it is shut down. As Batman holds a Kryptonite spear above Superman, he says “Never come back to Gotham or I will end you.” Batman vanishes into the night. In the post credit scene, Bruce visits the Daily Planet to give a ‘Farewell and Sorry’ speech to them. Clark stands up and says that he is no better than the villanois Lex. The Planet will be back. ‘We will destroy Lex Luthor, and you alongside him.’
Episode Eight: The Joker’s New Gang
The episode opens with the Joker and Harley faking their death, leading to then escaping prison. They have help from Ace, the King (from Season One), the Ten (the scary guy Batman battled in Episode 6), and a new individual called the Jack. The Joker proclaims ‘The Royal Flush Gang is Back!’ Meanwhile, Gordon has a police detail follow Bruce, Lucius, and Kathy because he fears that Superman will attack again. He joins them as they negotiate with Ace, who wants Wayne Construction to construct her casino. Bruce is reluctant about it, but they agree. Meanwhile, Nick Hamilton suits up as Batman to locate the Joker. When Nick, Robin, and Cyborg locate the Joker at the mansion of the King, a large battle ensues. Alfred is on comms. As the heroes nearly defeat the king, Joker, Harley, and the Jack (who has the ability to shapeshift), the Ten arrives and easily knocks Robin unconscious. Nick and Cyborg escape all beat up. As the episode ends, we hear the Joker call the Ten ‘Bane.’ In the post credit scene, we watch Bane inject some kind of drug, and then his muscles grow even larger.
Episode Nine: Divide and Conquer
Bruce arrives at the Batcave and shows the team a map of Ace’s construction site - with guards armed with anti-vigilante weapons designed by Wayne Inc. Their goal is to delay construction for as long as possible and to see what the Joker’s plan really is. In order to do that, Batman and Guardian (Nick’s code name) will cause a major distraction at the site, while Cyborg and Robin break into the king’s mansion. Batman and Guardian are successful in causing a large distraction. After all of the armed guards are knocked out, Batman and Guardian fight Ace, Jack, and Bane by dodging their attacks. Meanwhile, Robin and Cyborg capture the King. Upon threats and questioning, the King is about to reveal the Joker’s plan to the young duo. However, the Joker appears and stabs the King through the back. Harley Quinn stands behind Robin and Cyborg. The duo get knocked unconscious. In the post credit scene, the Joker says that if Batman doesn’t come to the place where they first fought and surrender himself, he will kill Robin and Cyborg.
Episode Ten: Bane
Batman arrives in crime alley where the Joker is waiting for him. Harley and Ace are also there, each with a gun to one of the young vigilante’s heads. Batman surrenders to the Joker, but Robin and Cyborg are not released. The next morning, the Joker livestreams the killing of Batman and friends on TV. He will dump them all in acid. He announces that Batman thought he had some great plan involving Ace’s casino and the gang, but it was all just leading to this moment. “Do I look like a man with a plan to you?” Bane is angered by this, and he charges the Joker. He yells about how he was supposed to make money off of this. The Joker grins and shoots Bane, but the bullet does nothing. Bane picks up the Joker and is about to throw him into the acid, but the Joker is saved by Harley Quinn and the Jack. The Jack says something about sticking together, and Bane smashes his skull. The Joker and Harley Quinn escape together laughing, and Ace separately. Bane walks up to Batman, and declares that he will kill Gotham’s hero if he does not receive cash. After commercials, Ace talks to the heroes. She says that Bane is jacked up on steroids called Venom and will kill them, and then Gotham. Ace never wanted to kill anybody - she just wanted a lot of cash. She releases our heroes so that they can one day defeat Bane. She engages Bane and is gruesomely killed. Batman, Robin, and Cyborg try to fight Bane as they escape, but end up simply fleeing. In the post credit scene, Barbara tells Richard how worried she was about him, and she asks Richard to retire.
Part One of Two
A/N: Man that picture is terrifying. Also, as always, comment your thoughts! They're greatly appreciated.
Episode One: Back to Normalcy
The episode opens with Bruce entering his old office at Wayne Inc, where a woman with red hair sits. Her name is Kathy Kane and she is the new CFO. She tells Bruce that coming into work late is unacceptable, and we then get introduced to the new board of directors - Bruce (CEO), Kathy (CFO), Lucius (CIO), and Doug Louis (COO) who we have seen, but never met. We then switch over to city hall where Nick Hamilton has a new secretary - Selina Kyle. Nick and Gordon discuss the reopening of three of Gotham’s bridges, and it is revealed that currently, all of Gotham’s transportation to outside the island is via the subway tunnels (which have been converted to makeshift roads). Meanwhile at the Batcave, Victor and Richard are doing their calculus homework together while Alfred makes them tea. Victor’s cybernetic parts are much better hidden. Suddenly, the new Batcomputer tells shows live feed from Gotham’s subway roads. An escaped metahuman with the ability to electrocute people from ARGUS is down there and he is threatening to collapse the tunnels if the police officers do not investigate ARGUS for their crimes against their captured meta-humans. Richard texts Bruce, and Richard and Victor suit up. They arrive at the west end of the tunnel. Meanwhile, Bruce and Lucius proceed to the new BatBunker at Wayne Inc, where Bruce suits up. He arrives at the East End of the tunnel. (Thus revealing that Wayne Manor is not in the main Gotham Island). Nick Hamilton and Selina arrive at the East End, as Nick wants to solve the problem diplomatically. Gordon also arrives at the west end. As they corner the meta, he introduces himself as Jake Simmons (Codename: DeathBolt). Nick tries to calm the man down, but finds himself electrocuted. Great battle ensues, and when GCPD capture DeathBolt, Amanda Waller forces him into ARGUS custody. She then smiles at Batman - “I’ll meet you back at the cave -- or would you prefer the bunker?” In the post credits scene, ARGUS guards kidnap Bruce and Lucius from the BatBunker.
Episode Two: Revenge of ARGUS
Bruce awakens in an ARGUS facility where he is briefed by Amanda Waller - ARGUS has been doing experiments on metahumans. Four of them worked together to break out of the prison. One of them was DeathBolt, and another is codenamed Fallout. Bruce and Lucius are tasked to track electrical surges to discover his location, and take him out. They discover him in Gotham’s meatpacking district, and move to intercept him. Bruce talks to him, but he eventually is about to explode (hence the name Fallout) so Bruce subdues him. Meanwhile, Richard, Victor, and Barbara are being honored at city hall (among many others) for outstanding academics. However, a deadly shooting occurs and three die. Richard and Victor suit up to catch the random crooks, while Nick Hamilton is forced to take a stand on gun control. Selina pushes him not to limit it, but Gordon pushes him to limit it. Both have touching anecdotes.
Episode Three: The Board of Directors
Kathy Kane forces Bruce and Lucius to spend the day at Wayne Inc. They meet with investors and such. Meanwhile, Nick Hamilton builds a prototype Bat Signal and lights it into the sky. Robin and Cyborg arrive. He tells them that they are heroes to Gotham, and he wants to join them. Robin and Cyborg initially refuse, but then Nick goes out on his own. He is armed with a sword and shield, he fails to stop a robbery at the gas station. He trains more and is successful next time. In the post credit scene, Nick arrives home to find Batman waiting for him.
Episode Four: Rise of the Guardian
At Nick’s apartment, Batman tells him to never act as a vigilante again or he will be punished. Nick says that he wants to save this city, just like him. Batman retorts that being a vigilante will destroy Nick, and that Gotham needs Nick to be Mayor Hamilton. Nick firmly states that he will continue to be a vigilante, as he wants to save the city. He reveals to Batman that his wife was killed during the battle against the Penguin, and his daughters don’t have a mother. He wants to stop that from happening ever again. Batman says the becoming a vigilante will only strengthen that darkness inside of Nick. If Nick wants to make a difference, investigate Selina Kyle. This exchange lasts for about six minutes. After work the next day, Nick enlists Gordon’s help to track Selina Kyle after work. The duo discover that Selina is harboring an ARGUS fugitive code named ‘Poison Ivy’ in her apartment. Nick takes out a powerful flashlight and calls Batman using a prototype BatSignal. Batman and Robin arrive, as police officers set up a perimeter. Nick Hamilton suits up his his basic disguise and joins Batman and Robin. Gordon gives orders to shoot Poison Ivy if she escapes the vigilantes, but he demonstrates a trust towards them. Batman gives Nick a pair of comms where he meets ‘Oracle,’ ‘Cyborg,’ and ‘Butler.’ They enter the apartment. Selina tries to aid Poison Ivy in her escape, but the three vigilantes defeat them. Both Selina and Poison Ivy are arrested by Gordon. As the episode ends, Nick Hamilton is in the Batcave, where he learns Batman’s identity.
Episode Five: To the Circus
In shock about Bruce’s dual identity, Nick returns to city hall to find a new assistant, since Selina has been fired. Gordon and Lucius aid Nick in his search. Meanwhile, Bruce, Alfred, and Victor go to watch Richard’s gymnastic competition hosted by Barnum’s Circus. Suddenly, a girl is kidnapped by two mysterious individuals in full red jumpsuits. As the area becomes a police scene, Richard is able to recognize the duo as the Japanese twins with the last name Kabuki, and the kidnapped girl as Barbara Gordon. The Kabuki twins go to Richard’s school and wanted to sabotage their rival school. With the entire audience in questioning (including Bruce and Victor), Richard single-handedly tracks the Kabuki girls phones (they are at the high school) and breaks into his high school, dressed as Robin. Robin saves Barbara and has a miraculous fight scene, where his mask is destroyed along with most of his suit. This fight scene is hailed for its simplicity. As Richard carries an unconscious Barbara out of the building, she wakes up. The young duo remembers each other and kiss. In the post credit scene, Robin gets a new suit.
Episode Six: Inside the Iceberg
Richard and Barbara go on a date in which Barbara promises to not reveal Richard’s identity. The two really hit it off, and have a great date. They become the new ‘ship’ of the show. Meanwhile, Lucius notices that a new corporation has purchased the Penguin’s Lounge. He backtraces the company and finds that they have no real history. Thus, Bruce brings the board of directors to meet with the new owners in the ‘hopes of doing business together.’ The new owners are currently making the lounge into a premier casino for Gotham. This seems great to Kathy, but Bruce recognizes the CEO as Ace (from Season One), a member of the Joker’s gang. After a tense exchange, Kathy agrees to into business with Ace. Batman later breaks into the casino where he gets destroyed by one of her guards, who has the codename ‘Ten.’ Meanwhile, Alfred learns how Selina Kyle survived the explosion. She was rescued by Talia al Ghul, and given mystical recovery treatment in a place called Nanda Parbat. Alfred receives the coordinates of Talia’s home, but he decides to not share it with Bruce. In the post credit scene, Kathy discovers that Wayne Inc is bankrupt.
Episode Seven: Batman v Superman Part One
Wayne Inc is bankrupt - it seems like the end of the line. They do not have enough money to invest or start their construction deal with Ace. Millions of people are about to become unemployed. Lois Lane and Jimmy Olsen are in Gotham to see what happened -- they soon realize that the Daily Planet is a subsidiary of Wayne Inc. and will soon be shut down. Luckily for the cast of both shows, Lex Luthor arrives. He tells Bruce that he can save Wayne Inc. Lex will perform a bailout out of the goodness of his heart. In exchange for little more than Bruce’s endorsement on the presidential campaign, and LexCorp will only own 10%. Most of the money will come as a donation from Lex himself. He says that if he can save all these jobs in Gotham, he will for sure have their vote in the election. Bruce shakes on it. Meanwhile at the Daily Planet, Clark hear of this and publishes another article about Lex’s selfishness before becoming Superman and flying out to Gotham. Superman arrives at Wayne Manor and sees Bruce having a private dinner with Richard, Lucius, Kathy, Alfred, Nick Hamilton, and the Gordon family. As Bruce excuses himself to the bathroom, he is surprised to see Superman waiting for him. Superman grabs Bruce by the chest, and Bruce fights back. After a quick fight scene, Superman flies him out. Bruce’s party guest hear and loud noise and rush to find Bruce gone. The Gordons and Kathy leave, and the others suit up in the Batcave to track down Superman. Meanwhile, Lois hears about Superman kidnapping Bruce Wayne. She and Jimmy call Clark frantically, but get no response. No one knows where they are.
Episode Seven.One: Batman v Superman Part Two (On the Newsroom)
The entire city of Gotham is searching for their beloved Bruce Wayne. The camera pans to the Fortress of Solitude, where Superman and Bruce have an earnest conversation about Lex’s goodness. Superman tells Bruce that Lex can not win the election, and Bruce punches Superman. Superman flies Bruce back to his manor, before flying back to Metropolis. At the manor, Bruce suits up as the Batman and begins to drive to Metropolis to challenge Superman. Meanwhile, Lucius and Kathy agree to cut the Daily Planet, as par with Lex’s requests. He proves that they have been trying to destroy his campaign. In Metropolis Square, Batman and Superman fight against one another. They destroy property, and Batman is able to hold his own against the alien, because he has acquired Kryptonite to lace into his suit. Jimmy Olsen and Lois Lane live stream the event on the Daily Planet website as it is shut down. As Batman holds a Kryptonite spear above Superman, he says “Never come back to Gotham or I will end you.” Batman vanishes into the night. In the post credit scene, Bruce visits the Daily Planet to give a ‘Farewell and Sorry’ speech to them. Clark stands up and says that he is no better than the villanois Lex. The Planet will be back. ‘We will destroy Lex Luthor, and you alongside him.’
Episode Eight: The Joker’s New Gang
The episode opens with the Joker and Harley faking their death, leading to then escaping prison. They have help from Ace, the King (from Season One), the Ten (the scary guy Batman battled in Episode 6), and a new individual called the Jack. The Joker proclaims ‘The Royal Flush Gang is Back!’ Meanwhile, Gordon has a police detail follow Bruce, Lucius, and Kathy because he fears that Superman will attack again. He joins them as they negotiate with Ace, who wants Wayne Construction to construct her casino. Bruce is reluctant about it, but they agree. Meanwhile, Nick Hamilton suits up as Batman to locate the Joker. When Nick, Robin, and Cyborg locate the Joker at the mansion of the King, a large battle ensues. Alfred is on comms. As the heroes nearly defeat the king, Joker, Harley, and the Jack (who has the ability to shapeshift), the Ten arrives and easily knocks Robin unconscious. Nick and Cyborg escape all beat up. As the episode ends, we hear the Joker call the Ten ‘Bane.’ In the post credit scene, we watch Bane inject some kind of drug, and then his muscles grow even larger.
Episode Nine: Divide and Conquer
Bruce arrives at the Batcave and shows the team a map of Ace’s construction site - with guards armed with anti-vigilante weapons designed by Wayne Inc. Their goal is to delay construction for as long as possible and to see what the Joker’s plan really is. In order to do that, Batman and Guardian (Nick’s code name) will cause a major distraction at the site, while Cyborg and Robin break into the king’s mansion. Batman and Guardian are successful in causing a large distraction. After all of the armed guards are knocked out, Batman and Guardian fight Ace, Jack, and Bane by dodging their attacks. Meanwhile, Robin and Cyborg capture the King. Upon threats and questioning, the King is about to reveal the Joker’s plan to the young duo. However, the Joker appears and stabs the King through the back. Harley Quinn stands behind Robin and Cyborg. The duo get knocked unconscious. In the post credit scene, the Joker says that if Batman doesn’t come to the place where they first fought and surrender himself, he will kill Robin and Cyborg.
Episode Ten: Bane
Batman arrives in crime alley where the Joker is waiting for him. Harley and Ace are also there, each with a gun to one of the young vigilante’s heads. Batman surrenders to the Joker, but Robin and Cyborg are not released. The next morning, the Joker livestreams the killing of Batman and friends on TV. He will dump them all in acid. He announces that Batman thought he had some great plan involving Ace’s casino and the gang, but it was all just leading to this moment. “Do I look like a man with a plan to you?” Bane is angered by this, and he charges the Joker. He yells about how he was supposed to make money off of this. The Joker grins and shoots Bane, but the bullet does nothing. Bane picks up the Joker and is about to throw him into the acid, but the Joker is saved by Harley Quinn and the Jack. The Jack says something about sticking together, and Bane smashes his skull. The Joker and Harley Quinn escape together laughing, and Ace separately. Bane walks up to Batman, and declares that he will kill Gotham’s hero if he does not receive cash. After commercials, Ace talks to the heroes. She says that Bane is jacked up on steroids called Venom and will kill them, and then Gotham. Ace never wanted to kill anybody - she just wanted a lot of cash. She releases our heroes so that they can one day defeat Bane. She engages Bane and is gruesomely killed. Batman, Robin, and Cyborg try to fight Bane as they escape, but end up simply fleeing. In the post credit scene, Barbara tells Richard how worried she was about him, and she asks Richard to retire.
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The Newsroom Season Two
A/N: Sorry for the shorter post. 6 tests tomorrow (one in every class)!
As with all of these comedy shows, I feel like Season One isn’t as good as it could be. I think that once we get plotlines that we care about the show will become much better (a la how Parks and Rec became amazing after the show shifted towards the Pawnee Budget Crisis). Thus in this report, I have divided the show into three arcs, which I will summarize here.
Arc One (Episodes 1 - 6)
Essentially a continuation of the style of last season. The main plotlines include Jimmy Olsen struggled to keep his excitement and the secret of Clark’s dual identities. By the end of the arc, he composes himself. Lara and Clark begin to dig into Lex Luthor’s business scandals, which agitates him very much. Erik Bernard secretly begins to work with Lex Luthor, and he criticizes our show’s main cast for their attacks on him. Cat Grant faces a major lawsuit when she publishes an article claiming that Metropolis’ mayor is having an affair. She ends up in court, and wins due to a disclaimer in the magazine. Also, Steve Lombard tries to settle down with Lara, but she does not want to.
Batman v Superman Part Two
You guys have read this already. See the above post.
Arc Two (Episodes 8 - 10)
After a funny episode about what everyone is doing with their jobless life, Perry decides to use his large fortune to put the band back together. After recollecting everyone - Clark, Lois, Jimmy, Lara, Steve, Cat, reporter Ron Troupe, and web developer Lukas Hall, Perry announces his plan to reopen the Daily Planet as a 100% web based newspaper. He showcases the new office space, which has a view of the old building and the new website planetnewspaper.com . Then the company has to work together to build their new, sleek office space.
Arc Three (Episodes 11- 24)
In the final arc, full of hilarious moments, the gang struggles with becoming a new company and gaining readers. Erik Bernard acts as Lex Luthor’s press secretary and comes into direct conflict with his former allies. Steve reveals that he is more than a jock who likes sports -- with his degree in statistics, he develops an algorithm that will predict the outcomes of baseball games. He also is able to woo Lara Lang’s affections by the finale. Perry and Cat explore a Ron and April type of relationship (as seen in Parks and Rec), where he teaches her to be more careful with her accusations. Jimmy becomes a pro photographer. In the finale, the team (Lois and Jimmy) get an exclusive interview with Superman causing them to be able to stay open for at least the next year.
A/N: Sorry for the shorter post. 6 tests tomorrow (one in every class)!
As with all of these comedy shows, I feel like Season One isn’t as good as it could be. I think that once we get plotlines that we care about the show will become much better (a la how Parks and Rec became amazing after the show shifted towards the Pawnee Budget Crisis). Thus in this report, I have divided the show into three arcs, which I will summarize here.
Arc One (Episodes 1 - 6)
Essentially a continuation of the style of last season. The main plotlines include Jimmy Olsen struggled to keep his excitement and the secret of Clark’s dual identities. By the end of the arc, he composes himself. Lara and Clark begin to dig into Lex Luthor’s business scandals, which agitates him very much. Erik Bernard secretly begins to work with Lex Luthor, and he criticizes our show’s main cast for their attacks on him. Cat Grant faces a major lawsuit when she publishes an article claiming that Metropolis’ mayor is having an affair. She ends up in court, and wins due to a disclaimer in the magazine. Also, Steve Lombard tries to settle down with Lara, but she does not want to.
Batman v Superman Part Two
You guys have read this already. See the above post.
Arc Two (Episodes 8 - 10)
After a funny episode about what everyone is doing with their jobless life, Perry decides to use his large fortune to put the band back together. After recollecting everyone - Clark, Lois, Jimmy, Lara, Steve, Cat, reporter Ron Troupe, and web developer Lukas Hall, Perry announces his plan to reopen the Daily Planet as a 100% web based newspaper. He showcases the new office space, which has a view of the old building and the new website planetnewspaper.com . Then the company has to work together to build their new, sleek office space.
Arc Three (Episodes 11- 24)
In the final arc, full of hilarious moments, the gang struggles with becoming a new company and gaining readers. Erik Bernard acts as Lex Luthor’s press secretary and comes into direct conflict with his former allies. Steve reveals that he is more than a jock who likes sports -- with his degree in statistics, he develops an algorithm that will predict the outcomes of baseball games. He also is able to woo Lara Lang’s affections by the finale. Perry and Cat explore a Ron and April type of relationship (as seen in Parks and Rec), where he teaches her to be more careful with her accusations. Jimmy becomes a pro photographer. In the finale, the team (Lois and Jimmy) get an exclusive interview with Superman causing them to be able to stay open for at least the next year.
Batman Season Four
Part Two of Two
Episode Eleven: To Save the Joker
Richard contemplates his retirement as his relationship with Barbara progresses, and he will be attending a university in San Francisco next year. However, Gordon receives intel that Bane has marked the Joker and Harley Quinn for death. Gordon concludes that a battle between these two forces could destroy Gotham - both sides are insane and have extreme potential. Gordon borrows Hamilton’s BatSignal, and he informs Batman of the situation. Batman and Robin interrupt Bane and the Joker’s showdown, and outmaniplate Bane to kidnap the Joker. Bane declares that he will kill Batman, but Batman and team escape. Richard concludes that he will stay on Team Batman until the year is up. In the post credit scene, the Joker and Harley Quinn share a cell in the Batcave.
Episode Twelve: Osito
Gordon approaches Nick Hamilton with information about the psychopath known as Bane. He claims that a prison in Santa Prisca used to hold a prisoner who resembled Bane. Unfortunately, the prison has been long abandoned since Bane lead a prison break and the sole survivor lives deep in the jungles - in a sort of ‘spiritual retreat.’ Nick insists on traveling with Gordon to do this research, and to bring along Bruce, Kathy, and Lucius (who are developing the weapons to arm the police force with against Bane). Gordon reluctantly agrees. Thus, Gotham is left in the hands on Richard and Victor. Gordon and Nick meet with government officials to receive documents from the prison. They learn by reading the documents (which induce flashbacks) that Bane was born to serve the prison sentence of his father. Bane was naturally brilliant and strong, and was able to survive despite the entire prison being sloppily ran. He found a teacher in an elderly Jesuit priest, and he carried around a teddy bear. When Bane is moved out of the juvenile section at age 13, he finds himself surrounded by the older men in the shower. Bane removes a knife from his bear (which he calls Osito) and kills three of the twelve men. By age seventeen Bane is the alpha dog in the prison. The wardens then subject him to testing of an drug called ‘Venom’ which has killed all of its test subjects. He becomes empowered by the drug, and he begins to march through the prison, killing everyone he can, except for the Jesuit Priest who gave Bane a chance. As the flashbacks occur, out gang explores the abandoned prison, and eventually discovers a small sample of Venom. In the post credit scene, Robin and Cyborg fail to stop Selina Kyle as she breaks out of Arkham.
Episode Thirteen: Venom
Bruce and his friends in Santa Prisca explore the island nation, searching for the house where the Jesuit priest is living. As they travel, the group fights a giant wolverine-like creature, native to the region. Lucius pulls some of its blood and determines that it has been injected with Venom. They fight a few more Venom-injected animals, before arriving at a stone hut. Inside the hut, they converse with an elderly man, who tells them that Bane is a good kid. The hut has no signs of technology, and is lit by candlelight. He tells them how Bane has a cult following in different regions in South America, Italy, and must be planning to do the same in Gotham. Bane wants to purify the world from its oppressors - government, the wealthy, etc. As the gang finishes, they walk out. The elderly man shoots Gordon and Bruce with two tasers. He then pulls out a sword. Lucius escorts Kathy to safety and Nick duels the man. He ends up killing the priest, who dies saying ‘Hail Bane.’ Everyone is safe, and they return to Gotham. In the post credit scene, Batman chases a criminal into an alley where Bane ends up waiting. Bane grabs Batman and snaps him in half.
Episode Fourteen: The New Bat
In the opening scene, Robin kidnaps Gotham’s best doctor and forces him to do surgery on Batman to save his life. Alfred tells Bruce about what Selina told him - Nanda Parbat healed her in mystic ways. Bruce decides that he will go there, but he needs Selina’s help to do so. He is forced to appoint a new Batman -- the city could not survive without the symbol of the bat -- and he chooses Nick. This angers Richard slightly. The new Batman and Robin track down Selina Kyle and tell her to take Bruce to Nanda Parbat to meet up with Talia. Selina reluctantly accepts, and in the post credit scene they (Bruce, Selina, and Alfred) arrive at the middle eastern city.
Episode Fifteen: Nanda Parbat
In the Bruce Wayne section of the episode, Talia is angered that Selina gave up the location of the holy city. She explains to Bruce that her father leads an ancient group called the League of Assassins who have been shaping the world as we know it. Her father sends her out into the world to meet with men who have potential to rise above the status of men and become something more - Ra’s al’ Ghul (The Demon’s Head). Talia travels around the world and meets with these men - ‘Heirs to the Demon’ - and tests their potential. Bruce asks her who the other men are and shes says that one is Oliver Queen and another is Bane. There are two others who Bruce does not know. Bruce then asks why she rescued Selina Kyle and how Selina was saved. Talia answers that her father likes Bruce and she is needed for later plans. The second question is only answered with ‘magic.’ Meanwhile, Nick Hamilton has been killing criminals in Gotham. When Richard argues with him, Nick kicks him off the team. Richard steals Julia’s Batwoman suit as he leaves the cave. He gives the suit to Barbara and crafts a new one for himself. His new suit is all black with a blue variant of the bat on it. Barbara redies the gray Batwoman suit purple. In the end of the episode, as Nick Hamilton/ Batman holds a gun to Poison Ivy’s head, he is interrupted by Richard, Victor, and Barbara. The trio (Cyborg, Nightwing, and Batgirl) yield staffs and whatever Cyborg does to fight Batman. After the battle, Poison Ivy escapes, and Nick says that he will have them arrested. In the post credit scene, the media portrays Batman as a rogue once again.
Episode Sixteen: Corruption of the Cowl
Bruce, Alfred, and Selina all wait in a room. They have been there for days, and are waiting for the word of Ra’s al Ghul. They are being treated with great kindness and served incredible food. Eventually, Talia returns and brings Bruce to a natural hot spring -- called the Lazarus Pit. Bruce is lifted into it. Meanwhile, Mayor Nick Hamilton defends Batman on live Tv while the Council wants to pass legislation that will allow them to tap into cell phone locations to discover his identity. Nick furiously fights against the legislation. The council brings up new evidence -- a photo of Nick, Gordon, and Batman meeting on a rooftop, submitted by Jimmy Olsen of the Planet Newspaper. Nick and Gordon are both facing impeachment, so Nick decides to take all of blame. Nick gets impeached and kicked out of office. A blonde woman becomes the new mayor of Gotham. This drives Nick into a state of depression, as that night he heads out to Arkham to slaughter Gotham’s worst. At Arkham, he is intercepted by Richard, Barbara, and Victor who try to stop him. A huge fight breaks out, and every single prisoner is released during the chaos, with our heroes inside the prison. In the post credit scene, Bruce is able to fully walk again.
Episode Seventeen: Revenge of Arkham
As Bruce, Alfred, and Selina board their private jet, Talia offers Bruce and Selina an opportunity to join the League. She says that her father foretold that they will one day, and that if they say no they are only delaying their destiny. If he joins, they will be committed for life, but all of the league will help take down Bane. Bruce rejects the offer, saying he won’t owe anything to noone. When they return to Gotham, Lucius fills them in on what happened. However, Bruce can do nothing to help them, as he has to go meet with Kathy. Meanwhile, in Arkham, each of the prisoners has set traps for our heroes which they fall into. The four vigilantes put aside their differences and subdue all of the prisoners. As they escape (a team again), Bane puts a video on the internet. He kills both of Nick’s daughters, saying that “anyone who supports the bat will die in Bane’s Gotham.” In the post credit scene, the whole team is at the funeral for Nick’s daughters.
Episode Eighteen: Punishment
Lucius arrives at the Batcave with eight vials of serum, and hands one to each person. The vial contains a sort of anti-Venom and should be able to kill Bane. The entire police station is armed with them, and Lucius demonstrates where they have to be administered. Batman and Robin interview the Joker to find out how they discovered Bane to which they reply that Bane found them. They know nothing about Bane. Meanwhile Gordon discovers where Bane has been getting his arsenal of weapons -- the police lock-up has been distributing these weapons to Bane. Gordon fights the man in charge of Lock-Up who is armed with tons of guns and bombs. Amazing shootout sequence. When Gordon finally kills the evildoer, Bane arrives and kidnaps Gordon. Batman and Robin try to chase Bane but he vanishes, presumably into the subway tunnels. In the post credit scene, Bane posts a message to the internet - “Citizens of Gotham, bring me the head of the Bat, or watch you beloved Commissioner die. You have four hours.”
Episode Nineteen: Divide
Lucius provides a list of 8 locations where Bane could be located in the sewers three hours later. (He determined this list with science. ) Each member of Team Batman - Batman, Nightwing, Batgirl, Guardian, Cyborg, Catwoman, Oracle, and Butler - will have to investigate one of the locations. GCPD will be of no help, as they will just hurt the team. As each member drives off to their assigned location, Richard asks Barbara whether she would betray the team to save her father. She says yes, so Richard replies that he hopes it won’t come to that. Each member leaves towards their site. No one is at Batman’s, Nightwing’s, Cyborg’s, Butler’s, or Catwoman’s. Lucius finds a large collection of bombs at his site and he works to disarm them and calls Cyborg for back-up. Batgirl finds Poison Ivy hiding and she is attacked. Nightwing rushes to save her. Guardian finds Bane -- Batman and Catwoman rush to find him. Guardian fights Bane and the vial is smashed. As Batman and Catwoman arrive, Bane gruesomely rips of Guardian’s head, ending the life of fan fovite Nick Hamilton (I got teary-eyed writing this). The final scenes of the episode, the fate of the team seems bad. Batman stabs Bane with the anti-Venom but it doesn’t work (Bane reveals that the serum has been upgraded). Bane defeats both Batman and Catwoman. Lucius and Victor are not going to finish disarming all of the bombs, and Poison Ivy has both teens surrounded by vines. Bane leaves Catwoman, Gordon, and Batman tied up, and drives them off. They will be needed for his grand spectacle.
Episode Twenty: Out with the Old
As things look bad for Nightwing and Batgirl, they are saved by Alfred who yields a flamethrower - “Nobody hurts my family.” Oracle miraculously defuses all of the bombs. When everyone arrives at where Bane was holding Gordon, all three are gone. Bane begins to livestream once again - he is at Wayne Manor, exploring with Batman, Catwoman, and Gordon tied up. He says that Bruce Wayne is not home right now, which is a shame, because he would love for Bruce to see this spectacle. However, Kathy Kane was found in the home, also looking for Bruce. Bane then reveals Nick’s dual identity as Guardian on the live TV. He says that Guardian is now dead and holds up the decapitated head. He then shows the four captives - each one of them represents an aspect of Gotham that is what is plaguing the city. Corrupt government, corrupt business, wannabe heroes, and selfish criminals. All of them will die along with Wayne Manor (which represents Old Gotham). The manor is lit on fire via explosions. The five heroes arrive in the BatCave, where they blindfold the Joker and Harley Quinn. Lucius and Alfred stay down there while the three teens lead them to the surface via secret passageways. Bane notices their arrival and growls. Gotham police surround the Manor but are ordered not to enter. One of them has to free the heroes inside. Joker and Harley attack Bane as the three heroes run inside the manor. Bane knocks Batgirl aside and Cyborg engages him. Nightwing makes it into the manor and lets the hostages free. As Nightwing, Batman, Catwoman, Gordon, and Kathy escape the manor Gordon grabs the picture of Bruce and his parents. Gordon, Kathy, and Catwoman escape, but Batman and Nightwing are stopped by a falling pillar. With Nightwing and Batman alone, Batman tells Nightwing that he brought home a tank of water from the Lazarus Pit to use to heal someone. However, if they splash it on Bane it could make him mortal again. The duo find the water, hidden in Bruce’s bedroom, and jump out the window above the front door - the window containing the Wayne Family crest. The entire manor explodes behind them. Meanwhile, in the front lawn chaos reigns. No one can fight Bane, and all of Batman’s allies are injured. Batman stands in front of Bane, and engages him. Batman spends the battle on the defense, dodging every hit. The Wayne Greenhouse and Pool-house are the scenes for the battle. When the Battle moves to the pool, we get awesome underwater fight scenes. Nightwing dumps the water in the pool (it is colored green, so we can see it), and it hits Bane. Bane’s muscles shrink and Batman stabs him in the arm. Victory. “This will be fun to clean up.” Batman disappears along with the rest of his team. In the post credit scene, a statue of Guardian stands in front of city hall, and Gordon reads the dedication speech. Then, Victor, Richard, and Barbara pack their bags and stare at their Blake University orientation packets.
BATMAN will return in JUSTICE LEAGUE
NIGHTWING, BATGIRL, and CYBORG will return in TITANS season one.
Part Two of Two
Episode Eleven: To Save the Joker
Richard contemplates his retirement as his relationship with Barbara progresses, and he will be attending a university in San Francisco next year. However, Gordon receives intel that Bane has marked the Joker and Harley Quinn for death. Gordon concludes that a battle between these two forces could destroy Gotham - both sides are insane and have extreme potential. Gordon borrows Hamilton’s BatSignal, and he informs Batman of the situation. Batman and Robin interrupt Bane and the Joker’s showdown, and outmaniplate Bane to kidnap the Joker. Bane declares that he will kill Batman, but Batman and team escape. Richard concludes that he will stay on Team Batman until the year is up. In the post credit scene, the Joker and Harley Quinn share a cell in the Batcave.
Episode Twelve: Osito
Gordon approaches Nick Hamilton with information about the psychopath known as Bane. He claims that a prison in Santa Prisca used to hold a prisoner who resembled Bane. Unfortunately, the prison has been long abandoned since Bane lead a prison break and the sole survivor lives deep in the jungles - in a sort of ‘spiritual retreat.’ Nick insists on traveling with Gordon to do this research, and to bring along Bruce, Kathy, and Lucius (who are developing the weapons to arm the police force with against Bane). Gordon reluctantly agrees. Thus, Gotham is left in the hands on Richard and Victor. Gordon and Nick meet with government officials to receive documents from the prison. They learn by reading the documents (which induce flashbacks) that Bane was born to serve the prison sentence of his father. Bane was naturally brilliant and strong, and was able to survive despite the entire prison being sloppily ran. He found a teacher in an elderly Jesuit priest, and he carried around a teddy bear. When Bane is moved out of the juvenile section at age 13, he finds himself surrounded by the older men in the shower. Bane removes a knife from his bear (which he calls Osito) and kills three of the twelve men. By age seventeen Bane is the alpha dog in the prison. The wardens then subject him to testing of an drug called ‘Venom’ which has killed all of its test subjects. He becomes empowered by the drug, and he begins to march through the prison, killing everyone he can, except for the Jesuit Priest who gave Bane a chance. As the flashbacks occur, out gang explores the abandoned prison, and eventually discovers a small sample of Venom. In the post credit scene, Robin and Cyborg fail to stop Selina Kyle as she breaks out of Arkham.
Episode Thirteen: Venom
Bruce and his friends in Santa Prisca explore the island nation, searching for the house where the Jesuit priest is living. As they travel, the group fights a giant wolverine-like creature, native to the region. Lucius pulls some of its blood and determines that it has been injected with Venom. They fight a few more Venom-injected animals, before arriving at a stone hut. Inside the hut, they converse with an elderly man, who tells them that Bane is a good kid. The hut has no signs of technology, and is lit by candlelight. He tells them how Bane has a cult following in different regions in South America, Italy, and must be planning to do the same in Gotham. Bane wants to purify the world from its oppressors - government, the wealthy, etc. As the gang finishes, they walk out. The elderly man shoots Gordon and Bruce with two tasers. He then pulls out a sword. Lucius escorts Kathy to safety and Nick duels the man. He ends up killing the priest, who dies saying ‘Hail Bane.’ Everyone is safe, and they return to Gotham. In the post credit scene, Batman chases a criminal into an alley where Bane ends up waiting. Bane grabs Batman and snaps him in half.
Episode Fourteen: The New Bat
In the opening scene, Robin kidnaps Gotham’s best doctor and forces him to do surgery on Batman to save his life. Alfred tells Bruce about what Selina told him - Nanda Parbat healed her in mystic ways. Bruce decides that he will go there, but he needs Selina’s help to do so. He is forced to appoint a new Batman -- the city could not survive without the symbol of the bat -- and he chooses Nick. This angers Richard slightly. The new Batman and Robin track down Selina Kyle and tell her to take Bruce to Nanda Parbat to meet up with Talia. Selina reluctantly accepts, and in the post credit scene they (Bruce, Selina, and Alfred) arrive at the middle eastern city.
Episode Fifteen: Nanda Parbat
In the Bruce Wayne section of the episode, Talia is angered that Selina gave up the location of the holy city. She explains to Bruce that her father leads an ancient group called the League of Assassins who have been shaping the world as we know it. Her father sends her out into the world to meet with men who have potential to rise above the status of men and become something more - Ra’s al’ Ghul (The Demon’s Head). Talia travels around the world and meets with these men - ‘Heirs to the Demon’ - and tests their potential. Bruce asks her who the other men are and shes says that one is Oliver Queen and another is Bane. There are two others who Bruce does not know. Bruce then asks why she rescued Selina Kyle and how Selina was saved. Talia answers that her father likes Bruce and she is needed for later plans. The second question is only answered with ‘magic.’ Meanwhile, Nick Hamilton has been killing criminals in Gotham. When Richard argues with him, Nick kicks him off the team. Richard steals Julia’s Batwoman suit as he leaves the cave. He gives the suit to Barbara and crafts a new one for himself. His new suit is all black with a blue variant of the bat on it. Barbara redies the gray Batwoman suit purple. In the end of the episode, as Nick Hamilton/ Batman holds a gun to Poison Ivy’s head, he is interrupted by Richard, Victor, and Barbara. The trio (Cyborg, Nightwing, and Batgirl) yield staffs and whatever Cyborg does to fight Batman. After the battle, Poison Ivy escapes, and Nick says that he will have them arrested. In the post credit scene, the media portrays Batman as a rogue once again.
Episode Sixteen: Corruption of the Cowl
Bruce, Alfred, and Selina all wait in a room. They have been there for days, and are waiting for the word of Ra’s al Ghul. They are being treated with great kindness and served incredible food. Eventually, Talia returns and brings Bruce to a natural hot spring -- called the Lazarus Pit. Bruce is lifted into it. Meanwhile, Mayor Nick Hamilton defends Batman on live Tv while the Council wants to pass legislation that will allow them to tap into cell phone locations to discover his identity. Nick furiously fights against the legislation. The council brings up new evidence -- a photo of Nick, Gordon, and Batman meeting on a rooftop, submitted by Jimmy Olsen of the Planet Newspaper. Nick and Gordon are both facing impeachment, so Nick decides to take all of blame. Nick gets impeached and kicked out of office. A blonde woman becomes the new mayor of Gotham. This drives Nick into a state of depression, as that night he heads out to Arkham to slaughter Gotham’s worst. At Arkham, he is intercepted by Richard, Barbara, and Victor who try to stop him. A huge fight breaks out, and every single prisoner is released during the chaos, with our heroes inside the prison. In the post credit scene, Bruce is able to fully walk again.
Episode Seventeen: Revenge of Arkham
As Bruce, Alfred, and Selina board their private jet, Talia offers Bruce and Selina an opportunity to join the League. She says that her father foretold that they will one day, and that if they say no they are only delaying their destiny. If he joins, they will be committed for life, but all of the league will help take down Bane. Bruce rejects the offer, saying he won’t owe anything to noone. When they return to Gotham, Lucius fills them in on what happened. However, Bruce can do nothing to help them, as he has to go meet with Kathy. Meanwhile, in Arkham, each of the prisoners has set traps for our heroes which they fall into. The four vigilantes put aside their differences and subdue all of the prisoners. As they escape (a team again), Bane puts a video on the internet. He kills both of Nick’s daughters, saying that “anyone who supports the bat will die in Bane’s Gotham.” In the post credit scene, the whole team is at the funeral for Nick’s daughters.
Episode Eighteen: Punishment
Lucius arrives at the Batcave with eight vials of serum, and hands one to each person. The vial contains a sort of anti-Venom and should be able to kill Bane. The entire police station is armed with them, and Lucius demonstrates where they have to be administered. Batman and Robin interview the Joker to find out how they discovered Bane to which they reply that Bane found them. They know nothing about Bane. Meanwhile Gordon discovers where Bane has been getting his arsenal of weapons -- the police lock-up has been distributing these weapons to Bane. Gordon fights the man in charge of Lock-Up who is armed with tons of guns and bombs. Amazing shootout sequence. When Gordon finally kills the evildoer, Bane arrives and kidnaps Gordon. Batman and Robin try to chase Bane but he vanishes, presumably into the subway tunnels. In the post credit scene, Bane posts a message to the internet - “Citizens of Gotham, bring me the head of the Bat, or watch you beloved Commissioner die. You have four hours.”
Episode Nineteen: Divide
Lucius provides a list of 8 locations where Bane could be located in the sewers three hours later. (He determined this list with science. ) Each member of Team Batman - Batman, Nightwing, Batgirl, Guardian, Cyborg, Catwoman, Oracle, and Butler - will have to investigate one of the locations. GCPD will be of no help, as they will just hurt the team. As each member drives off to their assigned location, Richard asks Barbara whether she would betray the team to save her father. She says yes, so Richard replies that he hopes it won’t come to that. Each member leaves towards their site. No one is at Batman’s, Nightwing’s, Cyborg’s, Butler’s, or Catwoman’s. Lucius finds a large collection of bombs at his site and he works to disarm them and calls Cyborg for back-up. Batgirl finds Poison Ivy hiding and she is attacked. Nightwing rushes to save her. Guardian finds Bane -- Batman and Catwoman rush to find him. Guardian fights Bane and the vial is smashed. As Batman and Catwoman arrive, Bane gruesomely rips of Guardian’s head, ending the life of fan fovite Nick Hamilton (I got teary-eyed writing this). The final scenes of the episode, the fate of the team seems bad. Batman stabs Bane with the anti-Venom but it doesn’t work (Bane reveals that the serum has been upgraded). Bane defeats both Batman and Catwoman. Lucius and Victor are not going to finish disarming all of the bombs, and Poison Ivy has both teens surrounded by vines. Bane leaves Catwoman, Gordon, and Batman tied up, and drives them off. They will be needed for his grand spectacle.
Episode Twenty: Out with the Old
As things look bad for Nightwing and Batgirl, they are saved by Alfred who yields a flamethrower - “Nobody hurts my family.” Oracle miraculously defuses all of the bombs. When everyone arrives at where Bane was holding Gordon, all three are gone. Bane begins to livestream once again - he is at Wayne Manor, exploring with Batman, Catwoman, and Gordon tied up. He says that Bruce Wayne is not home right now, which is a shame, because he would love for Bruce to see this spectacle. However, Kathy Kane was found in the home, also looking for Bruce. Bane then reveals Nick’s dual identity as Guardian on the live TV. He says that Guardian is now dead and holds up the decapitated head. He then shows the four captives - each one of them represents an aspect of Gotham that is what is plaguing the city. Corrupt government, corrupt business, wannabe heroes, and selfish criminals. All of them will die along with Wayne Manor (which represents Old Gotham). The manor is lit on fire via explosions. The five heroes arrive in the BatCave, where they blindfold the Joker and Harley Quinn. Lucius and Alfred stay down there while the three teens lead them to the surface via secret passageways. Bane notices their arrival and growls. Gotham police surround the Manor but are ordered not to enter. One of them has to free the heroes inside. Joker and Harley attack Bane as the three heroes run inside the manor. Bane knocks Batgirl aside and Cyborg engages him. Nightwing makes it into the manor and lets the hostages free. As Nightwing, Batman, Catwoman, Gordon, and Kathy escape the manor Gordon grabs the picture of Bruce and his parents. Gordon, Kathy, and Catwoman escape, but Batman and Nightwing are stopped by a falling pillar. With Nightwing and Batman alone, Batman tells Nightwing that he brought home a tank of water from the Lazarus Pit to use to heal someone. However, if they splash it on Bane it could make him mortal again. The duo find the water, hidden in Bruce’s bedroom, and jump out the window above the front door - the window containing the Wayne Family crest. The entire manor explodes behind them. Meanwhile, in the front lawn chaos reigns. No one can fight Bane, and all of Batman’s allies are injured. Batman stands in front of Bane, and engages him. Batman spends the battle on the defense, dodging every hit. The Wayne Greenhouse and Pool-house are the scenes for the battle. When the Battle moves to the pool, we get awesome underwater fight scenes. Nightwing dumps the water in the pool (it is colored green, so we can see it), and it hits Bane. Bane’s muscles shrink and Batman stabs him in the arm. Victory. “This will be fun to clean up.” Batman disappears along with the rest of his team. In the post credit scene, a statue of Guardian stands in front of city hall, and Gordon reads the dedication speech. Then, Victor, Richard, and Barbara pack their bags and stare at their Blake University orientation packets.
BATMAN will return in JUSTICE LEAGUE
NIGHTWING, BATGIRL, and CYBORG will return in TITANS season one.
Arrow II
“My name is Oliver Queen. After five years on a hellish island, I have come home with only one goal, to save my city. But to do so, I can't be the killer I once was. To honor my friend's memory, I must be someone else. I must be... something else.”
The Island Story (v Baron Reiter)
The story begins with the same cutscene as the last game - Oliver Queen and Sara Lance having fun on the Queen’s Gambit Boat as it sinks into the water. This time though the camera follows Sara as she regains struggles to stay afloat. She is pulled away by an undertow, and is rescued by a man on a large boat, which resembles a warship. The first level features Sara and the man - Baron Reiter exploring the boat, and learning the basic controls. Title Card Plays.
The story switches to Oliver, Slade, and Shado. They are burying Yao Fei on the beach, and Oliver lays an emerald on top of the grave. Shado says some Chinese things. After learning the basics of survival on the island, Slade takes Fyer’s map of the island. The map shows that Lian Yu is on a chain of sixteen islands, with Lian Yu being the largest one. This part of the game is essentially free roam exploration of Lian Yu with Slade providing the goal to construct a boat.
Upon collecting all of the materials Slade requested via exploration of the single island, a large warship is seen in a cutscene. After drawing attention to it, a small party comes to shore - Baron Reiter and Sara Lance. Oliver and Sara are both shocked that the other survived.
Baron Reiter tells the protagonists a story - the Lian Yu arpeggio was once home to Japanese war stations, where they experimented on the island’s natives. They were developing a drug called the Mirakuru (aka Miracle), which would give the user enhanced strength and enhanced mental capacities. Unfortunately, the island’s natives rose up and killed the Japanese and did god knows what to the serum. Reiter has come to the island to claim the Mirakuru and use it to save the world.
Reiter says that Fyer’s men have cleared Lian Yu of the natives but the rest of the islands will be much more hostile towards them. He tasks the protagonists (and Sara) with assisting him by exploring the islands. In exchange, he will work to get each of them home afterwards.
Thus, like in any open world game, we go island to island searching for something which we don’t know the location. We attack the natives (who will always attack you first), who get more powerful the further along we go. Along the way, each team member becomes suspicious of both Sara and Reiter.
Upon finding the Mirakuru, you have to inject Slade with it as he becomes severely injured after a boss battle against a Native leader (who seemed to be powered by the Mirakuru). Also, the bunker with the Mirakuru will contain difficult puzzles and such that you need to solve.
Reiter arrives and Sara stands by his side. Reiter forces the trio to surrender to him and hand over the Mirakuru. Oliver engages Reiter and Shado duels Sara. During the battle Slade escapes with all of the Mirakuru. Oliver and Shado are taken onboard, where they meet four other prisoners. The first, Anatoly Knayzev, is a Russian Bratva lord. The second, Thomas Flynn, is a calm missionary, The third, Hendrick Von Arnim, is a short-tempered mechanic. The last, Kiyiya, is a beat up Native American.
Reiter tortures Oliver and Shado for information regarding where Slade Wilson would hide. He kills Shado, and then threatens to kill Sara, who he knows Oliver cares about. Oliver tells Reiter the location of the crashed plane that the trio used for their base.
As Reiter leaves, Sara lets Oliver and the other four prisoners out. She says that she wants to help them escape, though the prisoners are very reluctant to trust her. Upon escape by defeating the one prison guard (called ‘The Butcher’), you are tasked to go to the plane.
When you arrive at the plane, Slade reveals that he traded Oliver and Shado’s life for the Mirakuru. When he hears of Shado’s death, he is enraged. He also does not trust Sara.
Slade says that in order to defeat Reiter, the group of seven needs the Mirakuru enhancement. Kiyiya points to a submarine in the water that can only be accessed if a person inside the bunker presses the button. While the button is held, the hatch on the submarine will open. Slade, Hendrick, and Sara will go to the bunker. Oliver, Kiyiya, Anatoly, and Flynn will find the Mirakuru.
When you complete both missions, the four climb into the submarine. They find no Mirakuru but two torpedoes. Both can be fired at the warship as a distraction, but have to be manned. After a fight about who should be in the torpedoes, Flynn volunteers. Kiyiya decides to man the other torpedo because he will die soon of natural causes anyways. Hendrick and Anatoly will stay at the submarine and monitor the situation, while Slade, Sara, and Oliver fight Reiter. Before the battle the following scene occurs.
SLADE WILSON
You all ready, kid?
OLIVER QUEEN
I think so. (to Sara) If I die here and you live, tell my parents that I made it to the island.
SARA LANCE
And if I die and you live, tell my parents I died on the Gambit.
OLIVER
Why?
SARA
The Sara Lance that they knew died on the night that the Gambit went down.
After making it to the beach with the attack squad, you control the two torpedos and make giant dents in the ship. Then you switch back to the attack squad and board the ship. The boss fight with Reiter is very tough, and you fight in the ship that is partially being submerged. As the battle ends, Slade gets his eye stabbed out by one of Oliver’s arrows that fires incorrectly, Sara gets pulled away by the undertow once again, and Reiter’s life is taken by Oliver. As Oliver and Slade escape the ship, they take a long distance radio with them.
The four surviving members of the attack - Slade, Oliver, Anatoly, and Hendrick - all are able to get transportation off of the island. Slade heads back to Australia to return to his family, Hendrick heads to Starling City to pursue a job, and Anatoly heads back to Russia. Oliver Queen says that he can not return to Starling City as his family wouldn’t like the man he has become. He decides to stay on the island and mediate. As Oliver’s friends leave the island, Anatoly hands him a piece of paper - his address in Russia, and Slade gives him the radio.
Upon exploring the wreckage after the island story is over, one finds a computer in Reiter’s office with a single vial of Mirakuru attached. The computer reads ‘Transfer Complete.’ When you access the computer, it reads transferred to the Heir to the Demon.
Starling City (v the Thinker)
The story begins with Oliver and his team taking out a petty criminal. The team consists of Oliver/The Hood, Roy/Arsenal, Sin, Diggle/Spartan, and Helena/the Huntress. Felicity Smoak/Overwatch monitors their situation.
Moira Queen is currently on trial for the murder of thousands of people. Her lawyer, Dinah Laurel Lance, is attempting to prove that Malcolm threatened the lives of Oliver and Thea; however, the court seems to be ruling against Moria’s freedom. Now that Tommy Merlyn is dead, Verdant needs a new manager. Helena Bertinelli is hired by Oliver to run day to day operations of the club. Thea Queen has enrolled at Star City University, pursuing a major in business with a plan to get an MBA. Quentin Lance has been demoted to a normal cop for taking aid from a vigilante. Oliver has enlisted Diggle and Felicity to help him open a second location for Verdant -- called ‘the Queen’. Walter Steele has taken over 100% of operations at Queen Consolidated. Roy Harper has enrolled at Star City University and is pursuing a major in Archeology, and one of his professors is a man by the name of Clifford DeVoe.
Team Arrow has continued to use the list of names as a guideline. Upon analysis of Malcolm Merlyn’s financial history, the team learned that some of the individuals have never had any contact with Malcolm. They must be on the list for a different reason.
Sin leaves the team. She says that a new opportunity has come up for her. Roy and Diggle follow her. She is meeting with a woman in all black leather - who calls herself the Canary. Oliver sees this and recognizes her as Sara. Oliver and Roy battle Sara and Sin in one level, before Sara reveals how she survived the island.
After the fight with Reiter, Sara woke up on the Chinese mainland. She explored the city and was discovered by a woman - Nyssa al Ghul. Nyssa brought her back to her homeplace - Nanda Parbat, where Sara trained and became a member of the League of Assassins. She traveled the world with Nyssa - a killing machine. However, when she learned of the plans that the League has to destroy Starling City, she left and came here to stop them. They have modified the Mirakuru into a bioweapon.
Oliver (and Roy) visits an old friend - Hendrick - who admits to smuggling some Mirakuru off of the island and selling it to some professor. As Oliver is leaving, Hendrick attacks from inside of a metal suit. (‘Who are you, Iron Man,” Oliver laughs.) Boss Battle One.
Thea Queen discovers that Roy is working with the Arrow and she gives him two choices - either stop or they’re through. Roy reveals the Arrow’s identity to her. She breaks up with Roy and leaves Starling City for the rest of the game.
Moira is ruled guilty and sentenced to life in prison. In prison, she is put in protective custody. When a mysterious force breaks into prison, you play as Quentin and Laurel (who is there to interview Moria for an appeal) to try and stop the thing and protect Moira. When the force arrives in the cell, it is Malcolm Merlyn. He knocks both of Quentin and Laurel out and then tells Moira that he is going to Corto Maltese to talk to Thea.
Some B-grade plotline involving a new Count Vertigo occurs. Vertigo has been modified and laced into bullets. The War against Vertigo serves as the second boss fight.
Roy and Sin go on a hiking retreat with Professor DeVoe where they explore some of the Native American temples inside the mountains around Starling City. DeVoe is shown to be very smart and more like Indiana Jones than the iteration of him than we see in real life the Flash. The duo are both invited to dinner at DeVoe’s house for their genius.
As they explore DeVoe’s house, they find out that he has the plans for the Mirakuru and is turning it into a bioweapon. They try and call Oliver, but DeVoe’s wife - Marlize DeVoe - stops them. Sara, Oliver, Helena, and Diggle rescue them. The main villain is known.
Nyssa al Ghul finds her way to Star City to look for Sara. She has eight League agents with her. Boss Fight Three. Nyssa tells Sara that when the final war comes, one of them will kill the other. That is that fate Sara has chosen.
DeVoe releases the virus and makes plans to leave the city. Walter Steele is among the first infected. He gets locked up in the Arrow Cave beneath Verdant.
The new Mirakuru virus has affected about ¼ of Starling City’s citizens. The ‘infected’ have become like zombies, all subject to the whims of their crazed minds. In the final two levels of the game, the team has to stop DeVoe from fleeing Starling City and stop the spread of the disease.
Roy and Sin confront DeVoe at the university the next day. DeVoe knocks them both out and then flees.
CLIFFORD DEVOE
Star City is dying Mr. Harper. It was long before Mr. Merlyn’s nefarious schemes or my own. Nothing you or Oliver can do will stop that.
ROY HARPER
That is where you wrong.
DEVOE
No, Mr. Harper. No matter how this battle ends, whether Star City is destroyed or not, whether I die or not, we will win the war. This is merely a test on a singular variable of a plan consisting of near infinite! In the long run, the fate of Star City matters not. A mind as weak as any of those of Team Arrow (heh) could never comprehend how the world will change after Genesis!
ROY
Screw you, DeVoe! I will kill you.
DEVOE
Kill me, Mr. Harper, or do not. My fate is of little concern to the Demon. I have served my purpose, and am willing to die so that I can be a part of something bigger and better than myself. The test has been done, and it was successful. The rest is merely a cover-up, an attempt to paint the Mirakuru as a singular attack by an insane terrorist. What happens now in Star City is insignificant to the greater good.
Oliver/The Arrow and Roy/Arsenal all fight DeVoe on his private plane, which is falling out of the sky. The boss fight involves a lot of robotic sidekicks that continually respawn. Sara/The Canary and Sin fight a bunch of guards at DeVoe’s hangers. They are the League of Assassins.
Quentin, Diggle/Spartan, and Helena/The Huntress guard Iron Heights Penitentiary. Laurel and Felicity/Overwatch begin to inject the cure into the infected, which surprisingly works.
Upon defeating the final two levels, the ending game cutscene plays. Moira is released from prison, Oliver and Sara or Laurel or Helena or Felicity go on their first date, Quentin is given a small promotion for his heroics. Everything is looking good.
A bunch of side quests are available after completing the main storyline to eradicate the Mirakuru. Once this is one, you play one additional level, as Malcolm and Tommy, who are fighting a bunch of members of the League. Upon completion, Malcolm and Tommy are seen to be both working with the League; this was just training.
Gameplay
The Island is very open world with tons of areas to explore. Post-storyline, you have made peace with the Natives and they offer side quests.
The Normal Story is very GTA like where there is quests that limit where you can move, but also tons to do and explore in an open world setting. There are the same level mechanics as last time where you can select with characters to bring with you upon replay.
“My name is Oliver Queen. After five years on a hellish island, I have come home with only one goal, to save my city. But to do so, I can't be the killer I once was. To honor my friend's memory, I must be someone else. I must be... something else.”
The Island Story (v Baron Reiter)
The story begins with the same cutscene as the last game - Oliver Queen and Sara Lance having fun on the Queen’s Gambit Boat as it sinks into the water. This time though the camera follows Sara as she regains struggles to stay afloat. She is pulled away by an undertow, and is rescued by a man on a large boat, which resembles a warship. The first level features Sara and the man - Baron Reiter exploring the boat, and learning the basic controls. Title Card Plays.
The story switches to Oliver, Slade, and Shado. They are burying Yao Fei on the beach, and Oliver lays an emerald on top of the grave. Shado says some Chinese things. After learning the basics of survival on the island, Slade takes Fyer’s map of the island. The map shows that Lian Yu is on a chain of sixteen islands, with Lian Yu being the largest one. This part of the game is essentially free roam exploration of Lian Yu with Slade providing the goal to construct a boat.
Upon collecting all of the materials Slade requested via exploration of the single island, a large warship is seen in a cutscene. After drawing attention to it, a small party comes to shore - Baron Reiter and Sara Lance. Oliver and Sara are both shocked that the other survived.
Baron Reiter tells the protagonists a story - the Lian Yu arpeggio was once home to Japanese war stations, where they experimented on the island’s natives. They were developing a drug called the Mirakuru (aka Miracle), which would give the user enhanced strength and enhanced mental capacities. Unfortunately, the island’s natives rose up and killed the Japanese and did god knows what to the serum. Reiter has come to the island to claim the Mirakuru and use it to save the world.
Reiter says that Fyer’s men have cleared Lian Yu of the natives but the rest of the islands will be much more hostile towards them. He tasks the protagonists (and Sara) with assisting him by exploring the islands. In exchange, he will work to get each of them home afterwards.
Thus, like in any open world game, we go island to island searching for something which we don’t know the location. We attack the natives (who will always attack you first), who get more powerful the further along we go. Along the way, each team member becomes suspicious of both Sara and Reiter.
Upon finding the Mirakuru, you have to inject Slade with it as he becomes severely injured after a boss battle against a Native leader (who seemed to be powered by the Mirakuru). Also, the bunker with the Mirakuru will contain difficult puzzles and such that you need to solve.
Reiter arrives and Sara stands by his side. Reiter forces the trio to surrender to him and hand over the Mirakuru. Oliver engages Reiter and Shado duels Sara. During the battle Slade escapes with all of the Mirakuru. Oliver and Shado are taken onboard, where they meet four other prisoners. The first, Anatoly Knayzev, is a Russian Bratva lord. The second, Thomas Flynn, is a calm missionary, The third, Hendrick Von Arnim, is a short-tempered mechanic. The last, Kiyiya, is a beat up Native American.
Reiter tortures Oliver and Shado for information regarding where Slade Wilson would hide. He kills Shado, and then threatens to kill Sara, who he knows Oliver cares about. Oliver tells Reiter the location of the crashed plane that the trio used for their base.
As Reiter leaves, Sara lets Oliver and the other four prisoners out. She says that she wants to help them escape, though the prisoners are very reluctant to trust her. Upon escape by defeating the one prison guard (called ‘The Butcher’), you are tasked to go to the plane.
When you arrive at the plane, Slade reveals that he traded Oliver and Shado’s life for the Mirakuru. When he hears of Shado’s death, he is enraged. He also does not trust Sara.
Slade says that in order to defeat Reiter, the group of seven needs the Mirakuru enhancement. Kiyiya points to a submarine in the water that can only be accessed if a person inside the bunker presses the button. While the button is held, the hatch on the submarine will open. Slade, Hendrick, and Sara will go to the bunker. Oliver, Kiyiya, Anatoly, and Flynn will find the Mirakuru.
When you complete both missions, the four climb into the submarine. They find no Mirakuru but two torpedoes. Both can be fired at the warship as a distraction, but have to be manned. After a fight about who should be in the torpedoes, Flynn volunteers. Kiyiya decides to man the other torpedo because he will die soon of natural causes anyways. Hendrick and Anatoly will stay at the submarine and monitor the situation, while Slade, Sara, and Oliver fight Reiter. Before the battle the following scene occurs.
SLADE WILSON
You all ready, kid?
OLIVER QUEEN
I think so. (to Sara) If I die here and you live, tell my parents that I made it to the island.
SARA LANCE
And if I die and you live, tell my parents I died on the Gambit.
OLIVER
Why?
SARA
The Sara Lance that they knew died on the night that the Gambit went down.
After making it to the beach with the attack squad, you control the two torpedos and make giant dents in the ship. Then you switch back to the attack squad and board the ship. The boss fight with Reiter is very tough, and you fight in the ship that is partially being submerged. As the battle ends, Slade gets his eye stabbed out by one of Oliver’s arrows that fires incorrectly, Sara gets pulled away by the undertow once again, and Reiter’s life is taken by Oliver. As Oliver and Slade escape the ship, they take a long distance radio with them.
The four surviving members of the attack - Slade, Oliver, Anatoly, and Hendrick - all are able to get transportation off of the island. Slade heads back to Australia to return to his family, Hendrick heads to Starling City to pursue a job, and Anatoly heads back to Russia. Oliver Queen says that he can not return to Starling City as his family wouldn’t like the man he has become. He decides to stay on the island and mediate. As Oliver’s friends leave the island, Anatoly hands him a piece of paper - his address in Russia, and Slade gives him the radio.
Upon exploring the wreckage after the island story is over, one finds a computer in Reiter’s office with a single vial of Mirakuru attached. The computer reads ‘Transfer Complete.’ When you access the computer, it reads transferred to the Heir to the Demon.
Starling City (v the Thinker)
The story begins with Oliver and his team taking out a petty criminal. The team consists of Oliver/The Hood, Roy/Arsenal, Sin, Diggle/Spartan, and Helena/the Huntress. Felicity Smoak/Overwatch monitors their situation.
Moira Queen is currently on trial for the murder of thousands of people. Her lawyer, Dinah Laurel Lance, is attempting to prove that Malcolm threatened the lives of Oliver and Thea; however, the court seems to be ruling against Moria’s freedom. Now that Tommy Merlyn is dead, Verdant needs a new manager. Helena Bertinelli is hired by Oliver to run day to day operations of the club. Thea Queen has enrolled at Star City University, pursuing a major in business with a plan to get an MBA. Quentin Lance has been demoted to a normal cop for taking aid from a vigilante. Oliver has enlisted Diggle and Felicity to help him open a second location for Verdant -- called ‘the Queen’. Walter Steele has taken over 100% of operations at Queen Consolidated. Roy Harper has enrolled at Star City University and is pursuing a major in Archeology, and one of his professors is a man by the name of Clifford DeVoe.
Team Arrow has continued to use the list of names as a guideline. Upon analysis of Malcolm Merlyn’s financial history, the team learned that some of the individuals have never had any contact with Malcolm. They must be on the list for a different reason.
Sin leaves the team. She says that a new opportunity has come up for her. Roy and Diggle follow her. She is meeting with a woman in all black leather - who calls herself the Canary. Oliver sees this and recognizes her as Sara. Oliver and Roy battle Sara and Sin in one level, before Sara reveals how she survived the island.
After the fight with Reiter, Sara woke up on the Chinese mainland. She explored the city and was discovered by a woman - Nyssa al Ghul. Nyssa brought her back to her homeplace - Nanda Parbat, where Sara trained and became a member of the League of Assassins. She traveled the world with Nyssa - a killing machine. However, when she learned of the plans that the League has to destroy Starling City, she left and came here to stop them. They have modified the Mirakuru into a bioweapon.
Oliver (and Roy) visits an old friend - Hendrick - who admits to smuggling some Mirakuru off of the island and selling it to some professor. As Oliver is leaving, Hendrick attacks from inside of a metal suit. (‘Who are you, Iron Man,” Oliver laughs.) Boss Battle One.
Thea Queen discovers that Roy is working with the Arrow and she gives him two choices - either stop or they’re through. Roy reveals the Arrow’s identity to her. She breaks up with Roy and leaves Starling City for the rest of the game.
Moira is ruled guilty and sentenced to life in prison. In prison, she is put in protective custody. When a mysterious force breaks into prison, you play as Quentin and Laurel (who is there to interview Moria for an appeal) to try and stop the thing and protect Moira. When the force arrives in the cell, it is Malcolm Merlyn. He knocks both of Quentin and Laurel out and then tells Moira that he is going to Corto Maltese to talk to Thea.
Some B-grade plotline involving a new Count Vertigo occurs. Vertigo has been modified and laced into bullets. The War against Vertigo serves as the second boss fight.
Roy and Sin go on a hiking retreat with Professor DeVoe where they explore some of the Native American temples inside the mountains around Starling City. DeVoe is shown to be very smart and more like Indiana Jones than the iteration of him than we see in real life the Flash. The duo are both invited to dinner at DeVoe’s house for their genius.
As they explore DeVoe’s house, they find out that he has the plans for the Mirakuru and is turning it into a bioweapon. They try and call Oliver, but DeVoe’s wife - Marlize DeVoe - stops them. Sara, Oliver, Helena, and Diggle rescue them. The main villain is known.
Nyssa al Ghul finds her way to Star City to look for Sara. She has eight League agents with her. Boss Fight Three. Nyssa tells Sara that when the final war comes, one of them will kill the other. That is that fate Sara has chosen.
DeVoe releases the virus and makes plans to leave the city. Walter Steele is among the first infected. He gets locked up in the Arrow Cave beneath Verdant.
The new Mirakuru virus has affected about ¼ of Starling City’s citizens. The ‘infected’ have become like zombies, all subject to the whims of their crazed minds. In the final two levels of the game, the team has to stop DeVoe from fleeing Starling City and stop the spread of the disease.
Roy and Sin confront DeVoe at the university the next day. DeVoe knocks them both out and then flees.
CLIFFORD DEVOE
Star City is dying Mr. Harper. It was long before Mr. Merlyn’s nefarious schemes or my own. Nothing you or Oliver can do will stop that.
ROY HARPER
That is where you wrong.
DEVOE
No, Mr. Harper. No matter how this battle ends, whether Star City is destroyed or not, whether I die or not, we will win the war. This is merely a test on a singular variable of a plan consisting of near infinite! In the long run, the fate of Star City matters not. A mind as weak as any of those of Team Arrow (heh) could never comprehend how the world will change after Genesis!
ROY
Screw you, DeVoe! I will kill you.
DEVOE
Kill me, Mr. Harper, or do not. My fate is of little concern to the Demon. I have served my purpose, and am willing to die so that I can be a part of something bigger and better than myself. The test has been done, and it was successful. The rest is merely a cover-up, an attempt to paint the Mirakuru as a singular attack by an insane terrorist. What happens now in Star City is insignificant to the greater good.
Oliver/The Arrow and Roy/Arsenal all fight DeVoe on his private plane, which is falling out of the sky. The boss fight involves a lot of robotic sidekicks that continually respawn. Sara/The Canary and Sin fight a bunch of guards at DeVoe’s hangers. They are the League of Assassins.
Quentin, Diggle/Spartan, and Helena/The Huntress guard Iron Heights Penitentiary. Laurel and Felicity/Overwatch begin to inject the cure into the infected, which surprisingly works.
Upon defeating the final two levels, the ending game cutscene plays. Moira is released from prison, Oliver and Sara or Laurel or Helena or Felicity go on their first date, Quentin is given a small promotion for his heroics. Everything is looking good.
A bunch of side quests are available after completing the main storyline to eradicate the Mirakuru. Once this is one, you play one additional level, as Malcolm and Tommy, who are fighting a bunch of members of the League. Upon completion, Malcolm and Tommy are seen to be both working with the League; this was just training.
Gameplay
The Island is very open world with tons of areas to explore. Post-storyline, you have made peace with the Natives and they offer side quests.
The Normal Story is very GTA like where there is quests that limit where you can move, but also tons to do and explore in an open world setting. There are the same level mechanics as last time where you can select with characters to bring with you upon replay.
TITANS
A/N: Titans is a show with three arcs of six episodes per season. This first part is about assembling the base team - Nightwing, Cyborg, Batgirl, Hawk, and Dove - and establishing supporting characters that will be prevalent later this season or in future seasons - Angela, Lonnie, Dent, and Crane.
Episode One: Pilot
The season opens with Nightwing and Batgirl chasing a criminal down the street. The criminal runs into an alleyway, where Cyborg is waiting. Cyborg shoots a taser out of each of his arms - “Booyah!” - and the trio apprehend the criminal and leave him at Gotham City Police Department’s doorsteps before returning to the BatCave. Alfred greets them as they return ‘home’ for the last time, and Cyborg metallic parts get automatically recolored to match his skin. The only part of Victor that looks like Cyborg is his metallic hand. Alfred chauffeurs each of them to the house of their parents - in Richard’s case, the house of Victor’s parents - before the title card plays. The trio arrive at the airport the next morning to board their flight to San Francisco. They say goodbyes their family - Gordon cries but Dr. Stone remains stoic. We flip to Blake University, where we are introduced to two tour guides. Hank Hall and Dawn Granger are both juniors majoring in mechanical engineer and political science, respectively. They look through the list of people in their group, and we see Richard Grayson, Barbara Gordon, Victor Stone, and Angela Hawkins. The two of them practice their tour skit and bicker the whole time. We watch Victor and Richard set up their new room. Richard hides the Nightwing suit and the Batgirl suit in the vent system. Barbara meets her roommate, who is literal British royalty - Angela Hawkins III. The two become instant friends. The four freshmen meet up to go on their tour with Don and Dawn. The tour contains tons of bickering between the guides, and during it a clumsy freshman named Neville Potter accidently walks into a protest lead by the Anarchy Club of Blake University. Richard, Victor, and Barbara all maneuver through the protesters and the people protesting the protest to find one man holding Neville in the air. Richard run forwards to punch the bully - who is the leader of the Anarchy Club, named Lonnie Machin - but is held back by Barbara and Victor. Hank confronts Lonnie, and the two start throwing punches at each other. Hank knocks Lonnie out cold and Neville runs back to the tour group, in tears. Hank heroically rubs some dirt off his shoulder and grins before he and Dawn start arguing again. Barbara asks the tour guides - “Are things like this normal?” Dawn replies, “Ever since the president cut funding from campus security, yes.” “Welcome to College, Freshman.” In the post credit scene, Bruce arrives and tells Richard that he never got to say goodbye.
Episode Two: Vigilantes of San Fran
The episode opens with Barbara Gordon opening a leather book with the Batgirl logo on the otherwise black cover. She begins writing on page one about herself and the friends she made last year fighting crime in Gotham. She narrates part of it. Title Card. Richard, Victor, Barbar, and Angela all discuss what classes they will be taking. Richard is currently signed up for five - Introduction to Calculus, Business Presentations, Greek Philosophy, Introduction to Accounting, and Microeconomics. Victor is signed up for Multivariable Calculus, Physics - Mechanics, Introduction to Circuits, Computer Science 1, and Writing for Engineers. Barbara is signed up for Introduction to American Politics, Macroeconomics, English Literature, Greek Philosophy, and Introduction to Calculus. Angela has signed up for The Psychology of Fear, Cooking 101, Microeconomics, and Finite Math. (A/N: I have no idea why I just listed all of that. I got very excited thinking about college, I guess. Anyways, the only class that is significant to remember is the Psychology of Fear.) Barbara and Richard leave for Greek Philosophy, Victor for Computer Science, and Angela for her nail appointment. We get some inspirational quotes from Socrates, and the professor of Greek Philosophy proves to be a wise man. After classes that day, Angela takes her new friends out ‘clubbing’ to a hip place in Downtown San Francisco. As they arrive, a petty crook grabs Angela’s designer purse. Richard and Barbara chase after him, with each of them putting on a mask to cover their eyes. They run down the alley, and Victor arrives behind them, fully suited up. The man pulls out a gun and aims it at the vigilantes - “One more step and I’ll shoot.” The three freshmen freeze. At the top of the alley, two individuals appear (only in silhouette form). Wings expand from their backs and they both dive down and knock the petty criminal out. We don’t get a clean look at them and they glide back up to the top of the building. “Leave the vigilante-ing to us.” In the post credit scene, Victor reads, “They’re called Hawk and Dove, and they’re something of an urban legend around here.”
Episode Three: Hank and Dawn
The episode opens with Angela Hawkins in her class with Dr. Jonathan Crane. He is characterized like Snape was in the Sorcerer’s Stone - he is very strict, stoic, but smart. He asks the class “Why did you sign up for this course.” All students give generic answers - “It sounded fascinating,” “Interested in Neuroscience,” etc. Only Angela says something that sounds stupid, “I want to know how to not be scared when I watch horror movies so that my boyfriend won’t laugh at me.” Dr. Crane says that everyone should drop this class besides for Angela - she is the only one who wants to apply this class to something useful - manipulating fear. Title Card. Victor is researching Hawk and Dove, and he can find nothing on them except for a very sloppy video. Their wings appear to be mechanical. He pulls up design schematics from an ARGUS project that he saw when he was the Oculus - mechanical wings designed by a series of students and faculty at Blake University. He reads through the names - one of them is Hank Hall, their tour guide, the same one who punches Lonnie Machin in the face. He prints the page and hands it to Richard and Barbara - they need to find who they are. The next morning, ARGUS agents swarm Richard and Victor’s dorm building and kidnap Victor. Richard and Barbara meet - they know Victor is being held at the facility an hour and a half away, but they can’t bust him out alone. After pickpocketing Hank as they pass him in the hallways, Richard locates his apartment that he shares with Dawn Granger, their other tour guide. Richard and Barbara break into their apartment, and Richard finds two pairs of wings. As Richard and Barbara analyze them, Dawn and Hank arrive back home. In the post credit scene, Victor sits in his musty prison cell, where he is greeted by Amanda Waller who asks him how he still has access to secure ARGUS files. He tells the truth about how the Oculus affected him. As Waller leaves the cell, she says that they need to clean wipe all of the data on Victor’s hard drive.
Episode Four: Dove
Dawn grabs the wings from Barbara and those two fight. Dawn surprisingly beats Barbara and she knocks Barbara to the ground. Richard runs towards their balcony, and he puts the wings on like a backpack. They sprout out and Richard jumps, gliding over San Francisco. Dawn follows him. Barbara tries to run away, and she makes it out of the building before Hank catches her. Dawn crushes Richard in their mid-air fight scenes. Title Card. Richard and Barbara wake up with their hands tied around a chair. Hank forces them to explain everything, and they do. Hank merely says get out in response. Dawn sympathizes with them.
Hank Hall
They’re criminals, Dawn! Don’t forget that they broke into our freaking apartment.
Dawn Granger
And we haven’t done some shady stuff during our enforcement of justice?
Hank
Dangit, Dawn! Even if we believe that they’re good guys, which I don’t, we can’t wage a four man war against ARGUS.
Dawn
That wouldn’t be the worst thing we’ve done! You’re all about taking down the oppressive government, man.
Hank finally agrees and the four do a ton of prep, including stealing an armored ARGUS van. As they arrive at the ARGUS facility, Victor steps out. He informs them that Waller wiped all of his knowledge from the Oculus, and said she respects what they are doing in San Francisco. “She also said something about leaving the van in the back. What’s that about?” Richard tells Victor that they were going to bust him out and Victor laughs. Hank gets very angry and drives back to campus. Dawn smiles and says ‘May I join your team?’ The post credit scene shows an ARGUS agent leaving the facility with a flashdrive labeled Victor’s Oculus.
Episode Five: Hawk
The episode opens with Lonnie Machin arriving at an underground facility. He greets the man (the same man from last episode’s post credits scene), who calls himself the Eraser. Lonnie says that he was arrested last night for aggravated assault. The Eraser types a few commands into his computer, the evidence online goes away, and Lonnie slides him $500. Title Card. 1 day earlier. Hank does not want to join forces with the Gotham freshmen. He views them as reckless and not fit for San Fran. However, Dawn has taken a liking to them, so she and Hank are not speaking. She is walking the campus alone when she is attacked by Lonnie Machin, who says that “This is payback for all the times you boyfriend beat me up.” Hank gets a text from him the next hour and swears to enact his revenge. Having no idea where the psychopath Lonnie hid her, he is forced to work with the freshmen. They raid the facility as vigilantes and beat up Lonnie and his Anarchy Club Goons. They escape with Dawn. Richard asks the juniors why Lonnie is never arrested if he does this stuff all of the time. That night in the post credit scene, Nightwing and Batgirl tail Lonnie and watch his conversation with the Eraser.
Episode Six: The Titans
The episode opens with the five trying to plan out how to target the Eraser. Hank proposes (and is in staunch support of) a full-blown assault which ends in the death the Eraser. Dawn disagrees and thinks that they should show him the error of his ways. Barbara proposes this - they ask the Eraser to do something for them, lure him out into the open. Since none of them are willing to receive a criminal record, they formulate a plan. Dawn and Barbara enter the shop of the Eraser. Dawn says that she recently broke up with her boyfriend Hank, and she needs the Eraser to delete tons of things off his phone - texts, pictures… you probably get the idea. The Eraser replies something about how that’s below his pay grade. Dawn hands him thousands of dollars (which Angela gave Barbara, because Barbara asked for a loan). The Eraser receives Hank's phone number, and begins to access it. Back at the base, Hank's phone is plugged into the computer, where Cyborg is typing in code as fast as he can. The Eraser smiles and clicks enter. The evidence on Hank's phone are gone, but little does he know, that Victor put a bug in his system. That night The Eraser accesses the ARGUS file on the criminal Harvey Dent. He begins to wipe the files off of it. The Titans suit up and intercept the meeting where they brawl Two-Face and the Eraser. Two-Face escapes after the battle with a clean slate (which is important for Phase 2 of the DCEU), and the Eraser is arrested by ARGUS. Richard manages to snag the flash drive that The Eraser had. In the post credit scene, Victor decrypts it revealing that it contains floor plans of every non-residential building in San Francisco (and even the more expensive residential buildings), as well as security codes for these buildings.
Note: Parts Two and Three of Titans are technically a part of Phase 2.
A/N: Titans is a show with three arcs of six episodes per season. This first part is about assembling the base team - Nightwing, Cyborg, Batgirl, Hawk, and Dove - and establishing supporting characters that will be prevalent later this season or in future seasons - Angela, Lonnie, Dent, and Crane.
Episode One: Pilot
The season opens with Nightwing and Batgirl chasing a criminal down the street. The criminal runs into an alleyway, where Cyborg is waiting. Cyborg shoots a taser out of each of his arms - “Booyah!” - and the trio apprehend the criminal and leave him at Gotham City Police Department’s doorsteps before returning to the BatCave. Alfred greets them as they return ‘home’ for the last time, and Cyborg metallic parts get automatically recolored to match his skin. The only part of Victor that looks like Cyborg is his metallic hand. Alfred chauffeurs each of them to the house of their parents - in Richard’s case, the house of Victor’s parents - before the title card plays. The trio arrive at the airport the next morning to board their flight to San Francisco. They say goodbyes their family - Gordon cries but Dr. Stone remains stoic. We flip to Blake University, where we are introduced to two tour guides. Hank Hall and Dawn Granger are both juniors majoring in mechanical engineer and political science, respectively. They look through the list of people in their group, and we see Richard Grayson, Barbara Gordon, Victor Stone, and Angela Hawkins. The two of them practice their tour skit and bicker the whole time. We watch Victor and Richard set up their new room. Richard hides the Nightwing suit and the Batgirl suit in the vent system. Barbara meets her roommate, who is literal British royalty - Angela Hawkins III. The two become instant friends. The four freshmen meet up to go on their tour with Don and Dawn. The tour contains tons of bickering between the guides, and during it a clumsy freshman named Neville Potter accidently walks into a protest lead by the Anarchy Club of Blake University. Richard, Victor, and Barbara all maneuver through the protesters and the people protesting the protest to find one man holding Neville in the air. Richard run forwards to punch the bully - who is the leader of the Anarchy Club, named Lonnie Machin - but is held back by Barbara and Victor. Hank confronts Lonnie, and the two start throwing punches at each other. Hank knocks Lonnie out cold and Neville runs back to the tour group, in tears. Hank heroically rubs some dirt off his shoulder and grins before he and Dawn start arguing again. Barbara asks the tour guides - “Are things like this normal?” Dawn replies, “Ever since the president cut funding from campus security, yes.” “Welcome to College, Freshman.” In the post credit scene, Bruce arrives and tells Richard that he never got to say goodbye.
Episode Two: Vigilantes of San Fran
The episode opens with Barbara Gordon opening a leather book with the Batgirl logo on the otherwise black cover. She begins writing on page one about herself and the friends she made last year fighting crime in Gotham. She narrates part of it. Title Card. Richard, Victor, Barbar, and Angela all discuss what classes they will be taking. Richard is currently signed up for five - Introduction to Calculus, Business Presentations, Greek Philosophy, Introduction to Accounting, and Microeconomics. Victor is signed up for Multivariable Calculus, Physics - Mechanics, Introduction to Circuits, Computer Science 1, and Writing for Engineers. Barbara is signed up for Introduction to American Politics, Macroeconomics, English Literature, Greek Philosophy, and Introduction to Calculus. Angela has signed up for The Psychology of Fear, Cooking 101, Microeconomics, and Finite Math. (A/N: I have no idea why I just listed all of that. I got very excited thinking about college, I guess. Anyways, the only class that is significant to remember is the Psychology of Fear.) Barbara and Richard leave for Greek Philosophy, Victor for Computer Science, and Angela for her nail appointment. We get some inspirational quotes from Socrates, and the professor of Greek Philosophy proves to be a wise man. After classes that day, Angela takes her new friends out ‘clubbing’ to a hip place in Downtown San Francisco. As they arrive, a petty crook grabs Angela’s designer purse. Richard and Barbara chase after him, with each of them putting on a mask to cover their eyes. They run down the alley, and Victor arrives behind them, fully suited up. The man pulls out a gun and aims it at the vigilantes - “One more step and I’ll shoot.” The three freshmen freeze. At the top of the alley, two individuals appear (only in silhouette form). Wings expand from their backs and they both dive down and knock the petty criminal out. We don’t get a clean look at them and they glide back up to the top of the building. “Leave the vigilante-ing to us.” In the post credit scene, Victor reads, “They’re called Hawk and Dove, and they’re something of an urban legend around here.”
Episode Three: Hank and Dawn
The episode opens with Angela Hawkins in her class with Dr. Jonathan Crane. He is characterized like Snape was in the Sorcerer’s Stone - he is very strict, stoic, but smart. He asks the class “Why did you sign up for this course.” All students give generic answers - “It sounded fascinating,” “Interested in Neuroscience,” etc. Only Angela says something that sounds stupid, “I want to know how to not be scared when I watch horror movies so that my boyfriend won’t laugh at me.” Dr. Crane says that everyone should drop this class besides for Angela - she is the only one who wants to apply this class to something useful - manipulating fear. Title Card. Victor is researching Hawk and Dove, and he can find nothing on them except for a very sloppy video. Their wings appear to be mechanical. He pulls up design schematics from an ARGUS project that he saw when he was the Oculus - mechanical wings designed by a series of students and faculty at Blake University. He reads through the names - one of them is Hank Hall, their tour guide, the same one who punches Lonnie Machin in the face. He prints the page and hands it to Richard and Barbara - they need to find who they are. The next morning, ARGUS agents swarm Richard and Victor’s dorm building and kidnap Victor. Richard and Barbara meet - they know Victor is being held at the facility an hour and a half away, but they can’t bust him out alone. After pickpocketing Hank as they pass him in the hallways, Richard locates his apartment that he shares with Dawn Granger, their other tour guide. Richard and Barbara break into their apartment, and Richard finds two pairs of wings. As Richard and Barbara analyze them, Dawn and Hank arrive back home. In the post credit scene, Victor sits in his musty prison cell, where he is greeted by Amanda Waller who asks him how he still has access to secure ARGUS files. He tells the truth about how the Oculus affected him. As Waller leaves the cell, she says that they need to clean wipe all of the data on Victor’s hard drive.
Episode Four: Dove
Dawn grabs the wings from Barbara and those two fight. Dawn surprisingly beats Barbara and she knocks Barbara to the ground. Richard runs towards their balcony, and he puts the wings on like a backpack. They sprout out and Richard jumps, gliding over San Francisco. Dawn follows him. Barbara tries to run away, and she makes it out of the building before Hank catches her. Dawn crushes Richard in their mid-air fight scenes. Title Card. Richard and Barbara wake up with their hands tied around a chair. Hank forces them to explain everything, and they do. Hank merely says get out in response. Dawn sympathizes with them.
Hank Hall
They’re criminals, Dawn! Don’t forget that they broke into our freaking apartment.
Dawn Granger
And we haven’t done some shady stuff during our enforcement of justice?
Hank
Dangit, Dawn! Even if we believe that they’re good guys, which I don’t, we can’t wage a four man war against ARGUS.
Dawn
That wouldn’t be the worst thing we’ve done! You’re all about taking down the oppressive government, man.
Hank finally agrees and the four do a ton of prep, including stealing an armored ARGUS van. As they arrive at the ARGUS facility, Victor steps out. He informs them that Waller wiped all of his knowledge from the Oculus, and said she respects what they are doing in San Francisco. “She also said something about leaving the van in the back. What’s that about?” Richard tells Victor that they were going to bust him out and Victor laughs. Hank gets very angry and drives back to campus. Dawn smiles and says ‘May I join your team?’ The post credit scene shows an ARGUS agent leaving the facility with a flashdrive labeled Victor’s Oculus.
Episode Five: Hawk
The episode opens with Lonnie Machin arriving at an underground facility. He greets the man (the same man from last episode’s post credits scene), who calls himself the Eraser. Lonnie says that he was arrested last night for aggravated assault. The Eraser types a few commands into his computer, the evidence online goes away, and Lonnie slides him $500. Title Card. 1 day earlier. Hank does not want to join forces with the Gotham freshmen. He views them as reckless and not fit for San Fran. However, Dawn has taken a liking to them, so she and Hank are not speaking. She is walking the campus alone when she is attacked by Lonnie Machin, who says that “This is payback for all the times you boyfriend beat me up.” Hank gets a text from him the next hour and swears to enact his revenge. Having no idea where the psychopath Lonnie hid her, he is forced to work with the freshmen. They raid the facility as vigilantes and beat up Lonnie and his Anarchy Club Goons. They escape with Dawn. Richard asks the juniors why Lonnie is never arrested if he does this stuff all of the time. That night in the post credit scene, Nightwing and Batgirl tail Lonnie and watch his conversation with the Eraser.
Episode Six: The Titans
The episode opens with the five trying to plan out how to target the Eraser. Hank proposes (and is in staunch support of) a full-blown assault which ends in the death the Eraser. Dawn disagrees and thinks that they should show him the error of his ways. Barbara proposes this - they ask the Eraser to do something for them, lure him out into the open. Since none of them are willing to receive a criminal record, they formulate a plan. Dawn and Barbara enter the shop of the Eraser. Dawn says that she recently broke up with her boyfriend Hank, and she needs the Eraser to delete tons of things off his phone - texts, pictures… you probably get the idea. The Eraser replies something about how that’s below his pay grade. Dawn hands him thousands of dollars (which Angela gave Barbara, because Barbara asked for a loan). The Eraser receives Hank's phone number, and begins to access it. Back at the base, Hank's phone is plugged into the computer, where Cyborg is typing in code as fast as he can. The Eraser smiles and clicks enter. The evidence on Hank's phone are gone, but little does he know, that Victor put a bug in his system. That night The Eraser accesses the ARGUS file on the criminal Harvey Dent. He begins to wipe the files off of it. The Titans suit up and intercept the meeting where they brawl Two-Face and the Eraser. Two-Face escapes after the battle with a clean slate (which is important for Phase 2 of the DCEU), and the Eraser is arrested by ARGUS. Richard manages to snag the flash drive that The Eraser had. In the post credit scene, Victor decrypts it revealing that it contains floor plans of every non-residential building in San Francisco (and even the more expensive residential buildings), as well as security codes for these buildings.
Note: Parts Two and Three of Titans are technically a part of Phase 2.
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Justice League
The movie opens on Thymerscia where the Amazon people are running for their lives. Their city is engulfed in flames. Queen Hippolyta helps a woman with a broken leg escape from her collapsing house. After this, a man in a suit of black armor stands behind her.
MAN
Hello, Hippolyta
QUEEN HIPPOLYTA
Ares, god of war - what beseeches you to wreak havoc on ‘tis peaceful kingdom?
ARES
Oh, cut the Shakespearean crud. No one talks like that anymore. It is 2015 after all. I am here with a simple question - where is my sister?
HIPPOLYTA
Whom?
ARES
Diana.
HIPPOLYTA
She fled this blessed island long ago, when the English pilot told her of a war consuming the earth. She thought you were behind those events and left to challenge you.
ARES
Then I have no use for this island.
He stabs the Queen in the chest, and vanishes.
Bruce Wayne sits in his Cave, looking at diagrams on his computer as a 3D printer designs a new batarang, laced with a green metal.
ALFRED PENNYWORTH
Still on this project, are you sir?
BRUCE WAYNE
Yes, dangit. The next time Superman attacks me, I will be ready.
ALFRED
It’s been a year, sir. I think you ought to focus your attentions elsewhere. Maybe developing a new team since Robin, Cyborg, and Batgirl all left you.
BRUCE
A new team? For what? To fight the petty thefts in Gotham? HA.
ALFRED
You may want to check the news, sir.
The news reveals to Bruce that Superman has been active. As the video shows Superman flying through the air, we switch to his perspective and watch him fly into a Middle-Eastern Civil War (a la Iron Man). He demands that both sides lay down their weapons. When they refuse, he instantly vaporizes all of the weapons with his laser eyes. He then heroically flies away.
After watching this Bruce is packing his bag. He says that ‘No Single Man can have that kind of Power.’ Alfred questions Bruce’s role in Gotham being just a smaller scale attempt at Superman’s attempt to create peace.
BRUCE
The people I am fighting are insane. The people Superman is fighting are not. Superman is stopping wars with real people. You can’t just stop a war. The reason for the fighting is still there. The religion, the land disputes, the ancient feuds. The peace needs to be enforced. And someone needs to enforce it. Superman will be the sole person with this power, unless I stop him.
*Inspired from Injustice Prequel Comics. Year One, Vol 6. *
Bruce flies to Starling City on his private airline to recruit a team.
Meanwhile, at the fortress of Solitude, Superman flies in and kisses Lois who is there waiting. Diana (the Wonder Woman) is there, also. The trio go over Superman’s speech in which he calls for an international ceasefire. Superman hears something far away in the world, and forces Diana to leave with him.
Superman carries Diana and they fly to Myrtle Beach. At Myrtle Beach, a local drunk is stumbling around, holding up a picture. His name is Arthur Curry, the Aquaman. (If you’ll recall from the end of his solo movie Aquaman, he had a picture of Wonder Woman which he wanted to investigate.). He punches a cop, who plans to arrest him for public intoxication. Three other cops arrive and aim their guns at him. However, Superman and Wonder Woman land to stop the scene. Diana takes the picture from Arthur - it is her and Steve from World War 2. Arthur says that his mother died because she went looking for the ‘Woman of Wonder.’ He then remedies himself by saying that there were tons of events in between, but if she never went looking for Diana, she would have never died (‘And I would have never been born, but…’).
Diana shushes Arthur, which makes him angry. However, she points to the screen inside a nearby bar. Longboats full of woman are sailing towards England, and no one knows who they are. Diana recognizes them as Amazons, and says that she must talk to them. Superman offers to fly her over there and investigate with her, but she rejects - the press conference must go on. Arthur then offers to travel with her. She initially rejects Arthur, but after learning that he is (somehow) the king of Atlantis, she accepts. Arthur summons some sea critters and they begin their trek to England.
Meanwhile, Oliver Queen, billionaire playboy, arrives home after a night of partying with Dinah Lance. He is surprised to see Bruce Wayne standing in the foyer of Queen Manor.
OLIVER QUEEN
Mr. Wayne, uh sorry, did we have a meeting that I forgot about?
BRUCE WAYNE
No, Oliver. I’m here for an entirely different reason.
OLIVER
Care to explain?
BRUCE
It involves your alter ego.
OLIVER
How the heck do you know about that?
Bruce smiles, and Oliver grabs a bow from the counter. He shoots a single arrow at Bruce, and Bruce throws a batarang at Oliver. Slow-Mo shot of them intersecting each other and shattering.
OLIVER
You’re the Batman?
BRUCE
Yes, Mr. Queen. Now come with me, we have a world to save, and one more ally to recruit.
The scene switches to Diana and Arthur. The sea critters have taken them straight to Themyscira, which is engulfed in flames. Diana states that she has never been able to find her way back here, and Arthur mentions something about how the sea creatures don’t have a will that can be manipulated.
The duo explore the island, before they find the dead body of the Queen, Diana’s mother. Diana weeps until Arthur points out a mysterious figure appearing.
DIANA
Who are you, and why did you do this?
ARES
You know very well who I am Diana. You thought you met me all those years ago, during the first Great War. I am here to do what I do best - start wars. You’re pal Superman is being a real pain to my plans.
DIANA
What did you do to him?
ARES
Nothing yet. And I will do nothing. There are some mortals who will take action for me. But do not worry, you will not leave this island alive to warn him.
ARTHUR
What the --
ARES
Around me stands the honorable dead. Those who died in valiant combat - like some of your friends.
Queen Hippolyta and Steve Trevor appear, in a zombie-like form. Countless Amazon and other soldiers surround the duo, and they are forced to attack. Epic battle scene which ends with Arthur killing Steve (and saving Diana from falling into his trap), and Diana killing her mother. Very sad moments. They are running off of the island to warn Superman. Diana sees a plane called the Pegasus, which she and Arthur board. As they fly, it turns invisible,
Scene change - the sleek, futuristic home of the Flash, Central City. In an alleyway, the Arrow and Batman stand in front of the Flash.
THE FLASH
Let me get this straight. You want me to help you two criminals stop the most powerful mangod from saving the freakin world.
BATMAN
Yes.
ARROW
It’s more complicated than that, though. It comes down to the nature of man’s desire, and this false-god’s corruptibility.
THE FLASH
Even if I agree, which I don’t, how will we stop him?
Scene change. Superman is preparing to go onstage for millions of people to watch. In the crowd, the Flash says that he can’t believe he’s going along with this. The Arrow reassures him - ‘You’re just here if we need a quick escape.’ Superman goes onstage.
SUPERMAN
I live two lives. In my normal life, I read and write about the evil in the world and analyzing everything. As a hero, I attempt to react to the ever-present heroes in this world. NO MORE. What is going on in this world needs to stop. I don’t care about your lands or your beliefs. I don’t care if you’re a madman, a terrorist, a king, or a president. No has a right to take the life. I am calling for a world-wide cease fire. All hostities will stop immediately or I will stop them. It’s OVER
*From Injustice Comics, Year One, Vol 2*
The Arrow takes aim and fires, right at Superman’s eye. Superman catches it right in front of the crowd.
SUPERMAN
What is this?!
ARROW
All a part of the Plan.
The top of the arrow opens up, releasing a green gas everywhere.
Gaseous Kryptonite, courtesy of the people of earth. It’s affecting your body's tissues as I speak, making you weaker by the second. You won’t be stopping any wars for a while.
*Inspired from The Flash TV Series, Season One, Episode 22*
SUPERMAN
He crushes the arrow in his hand.
You think this will stop my, pesky vigilante?
ARROW
No, but that will.
Batman appears behind Superman in a suit made from metal, and with green liquid running through it. He punches Superman, spewing Kryptonian blood everywhere. Huge fight scene in which Batman wins.
The fight is interrupted by armies of the undead, lead by Ares. He thanks Batman before nearly killing him with a single punch. The Flash saves Batman by running really fast and pushing him out of the way. Batman takes off the metal suit (so that the Flash can carry him), and he flees with his team. Ares holds up Superman’s body with the damaged Batsuit in the background.
Meanwhile, Wonder Woman has reunited with the Amazons and guided them away from the eyes of the media helicopters. Arthur watches from a distance while she is named Diana, Queen of the Amazons. After the ceremony, Arthur shows her live footage from Superman’s speech on his cell phone. Diana, in anger, tosses it into the water, and orders an attack on Gotham to find the Batman.
In the Batcave, Barry is freaking out. He thinks they should turn themselves in, but Bruce says no. Bruce taps into satellite imagery and notices the Amazonian fleet heading towards Gotham. The trio suits up to head to the pier. The Arrow says that he can call in reinforcements - he has friends in Star City, Barry has friends in Central City, and Alfred suggests the Titans in San Francisco.
BRUCE
I’m not going to put any more lives at risk. I selected you two because I knew that you were crucial to defeating the tyrant. There is a very good chance that we will die facing this army, and that there is no way that more allies could benefit us. Now let’s head out.
At the pier, the Amazonian fleet approaches; however, only Arthur and Diana arrive at the surface to meet with the vigilantes.
DIANA
In the name of Zeus, what did you do?
BRUCE
I stood up for what is right. No single man can have that much power.
ARTHUR
Superman was no man, stupid.
BRUCE
And I suppose you aren’t either?
ARTHUR
My name is Arthur Curry, descendant of Poseidon, king of Atlantis.
DIANA
And I am Diana Prince, queen of the Amazons. Now introduce yourselves, fiends.
BARRY
Uh, I’m Barry and I’m fast.
OLIVER
My name is Oliver Queen, yielder of the bow.
BRUCE
Oh cut the crud, you two!
DIANA
And who are you?
BRUCE
I’m Batman.
DIANA
Att--
OLIVER
Wait! We are not your enemies.
BRUCE
Any ally of Superman is an enemy of mine.
BARRY
Bru-- I mean, Batman. If you’re going to be like this then I can’t stand by you.
OLIVER
Sorry, Batman.
BRUCE
Very well.
Two batarangs get thrown from his arms, without him moving. One hits Oliver, and the other barely misses Barry. Bruce next presses a button in his suit to shock Barry.
DIANA
Traitorous fiend. You are what is wrong with man.
BRUCE
Arthur, is it? You frequent Gaston’s bar in Myrtle Beach, correct?
ARTHUR
Uh…
Bruce presses another button on his suit, and Arthur is knocked unconscious.
DIANA
How..?
BRUCE
I paid the bartender to slip some nanotech into his drink, when I heard about a man who walked out of the ocean inquiring about one of Superman’s allies.
DIANA
How did you know..?
BRUCE
I’m Batman.
Bruce takes a sword from behind his and battles Wonder Woman. He is (not) surprisingly great at battling with swords. The Amazons march towards their battle, as does Ares’ army of the undead soldiers, who are revealed to be hunting the Amazons. Epic battle a la the Throne Room Scene in the Last Jedi, where Diana and Bruce fight each other and enemies. Eventually, Diana and Bruce turn their attention onto the undead solely. Cameo to Harvey Bullock’s death in Batman Season Two, and Bruce kills him. Bruce then fights Ares who is equipped in the Mega-BatSuit.
After the battle in Gotham, we switch to the Batcave. Diana, Oliver, Barry, and Arthur are tied up against the wall. Bruce tells them that in order to defeat the leader of the undead - Ares - they need Superman. Diana speculates that Superman is being held on Mount Olympus. Unfortunately, she has no idea how to get there. They agree to work together to save Superman and stop Ares.
Bruce suggests that they search Olympia - a small town in Ancient Greece. Zeus was the patron God to Olympia and would have most likely hidden the entrance in his large temple. Bruce charters a plane and they all fly there, reluctant to trust each other.
Inside the plane, we get a single comic relief scene with Arthur and Diana. He thinks that they should date, and their adventures prove that they are meant to be, but she completely rejects that idea and slaps him.
The five land in Olympia, which is overrun with the Honorable Dead. They fight their way heroically to the Temple of Zeus. Diana says that she’s been here countless times and hasn’t found anything. Bruce then discovers that this wasn’t the original temple, but rather a recreation of the original temple which burned down in a fire. It was located on the nearby mountain. Together they scale the mountain, and they find the original temple. They have no idea how to proceed, and each member is getting weak from fight with the dead. Barry runs fast to save Oliver who dies, but he runs into the Time Vortex (or whatever it’s called).
He watches Poseidon hold up his trident - the same one that Aquaman now has - and accesses Olympus. Barry is pulled back to normal time, and saves Oliver. He tells the team what he saw, and Arthur holds up his trident. Lightning strikes and they are on Olympus.
Olympus is abandoned. They enter the throne room where Superman is chained up, looking very weak. Diana runs to free him, and cuts the Kryptonite chains. He instantly flies to Batman and holds him by the neck.
SUPERMAN
I ought to kill you for what you did! Apologize!
BATMAN
I would do it again, Superman. No one has any right to rule over the world. Power will drive you mad. Kill me, and my supporters will grow stronger.
Superman lets Bruce go. They are not friends, but mere allies for the final battle against Ares, who then appears. Each member of the group attacks him, one by one and they all fail miserably. He leaves them here - ‘You will watch as the world falls in war with itself.'
No one has any idea how to escape Olympus. The palace is surrounded by clouds, and it contains many rooms to be explored. Barry can't figure out how to go back in time again. Superman and Batman talk.
SUPERMAN
Why do you want the world to continue in its suffering?
BATMAN
I don't. It would be nice if all of the wars could just vanish. But they can't - the people would still resent each other, and then you. They would unite against you, and then in your anger you would strike them down. Its been done before. Mankind needs to make the decision.
SUPERMAN
There's a darkness inside you. I can't understand it, nor do I want to.
BATMAN
You don't need to. All we need to do is work together to stop Ares.
Diana discovers Athena's libraries, which contain maps of Olympus and its surrounding area - including the way out. She then reveals that her sword was made by Zeus and proclaimed to be the only weapon to be able to kill Ares. She needs to get close enough to jab it through his chest. The team needs to work together to get her that close. As they leave Olympus, Barry snags one of the lightning bolts from Zeus’ throne.
The team arrives in Athens - specifically at the Olympic Village. All of Ares’ army of the undead have concentrated here - to protect him against the League of Heroes. Besides for Athens, the world is saved.
Diana leads the League. She orders Superman, Batman, Arthur, Barry, and Oliver to take out the undead while she fights Ares. Oliver uses cool, new arrows such as bomb arrows, shock arrows, and the first boxing glove arrow to take out the enemies, and of course, fights on the archery court. Arthur uses his water manipulation abilities and trident to kill enemies in the Olympic swimming pool. Barry and Superman escort Athenians to safety, though Superman also does a lot of fighting. Barry ‘does some battle’ in the Olympic track stadium. Batman fights the undead with his fancy batarangs.
Diana arrives at the opening stadium for the Olympics, where Ares is standing in glorious triumph, watching his army lay ruin to the former city of the gods.
DIANA
In the name of Olympus, stop!
ARES
Well, I didn’t expect to see you freed so soon. I should’ve known that a daughter of Zeus would mean I need better precautions.
DIANA
Daughter of Zeus--
ARES
Oh! The old hag Hippolyta never told you? Ha! She must’ve been just as ashamed of the scandal as Zeus was.
DIANA
What do you mean-
ARES
Oh, sister. My mother was very displeased after the scandal. She complained every waking moment about Zeus’ various affairs. It made me realize that he wasn’t the noble perfect king I thought he was. And he was worse of a father! So I set out on my revenge, I slaughtered him while he slept. The other gods fled Olympus in terror - they thought I was a monster, maybe I am.
Flashback
YOUNG ARES
I thought this is what you wanted mother! You and I can rule Olympus together.
HERA
No you foolish boy!
Hera takes out one of Zeus’ lightning bolts and strikes Ares with it. After being zapped and in immense pain, he picks up his sword and slays Hera.
ARES
I could never return to my family. I thought they would heil me as a hero; boy, was I wrong.
DIANA
That doesn’t justify your actions against this world!
ARES
No. That alone doesn’t. What did is mankind’s actions. I began to observe the world more closely - I watched and tried to steer them away from destroying themselves by occasionally intervening in their deadly wars. That’s why I sent you to stop Dr. Poison in World War One.
DIANA
You were the English General.
ARES
Yes, Diana. I gave up after the second great war. There was no way to stop man’s evilness - they just kept coming. I was never the god of war, Diana - I am the god of peace. But peace cannot be achieved without war.
DIANA
I don’t understand.
ARES
You do sister. Stand beside me, and we will reshape this world from all of the selfish spirits, just like Superman aspires to. Heck, he can join us!
DIANA
Then why stop Clark?
ARES
I didn’t - that was mankind. I saved Superman’s life by carrying him from that battle with Batman.
DIANA
You said that you need the world to be consumed in war.
ARES
In order for peace, there must be war.
Pause.
Join me, sister. Together we will rule this Earth and create a utopia.
DIANA
I don’t know if I’m strong enough to betray mankind.
ARES
You are not betraying them, sister. You are aiding them, they will see that in due time.
Ares holds out his hand to Diana. She accepts and the two embrace.
Now Diana let us--
DIANA
Diana stabs her sword through Ares chest, betraying and killing him.
Sorry, brother. I represent mankind now.
ARES
You will regret this sister! When mankind turns their backs on you, you will wish you joined with me. But then it will be too late!
Ares falls and the army of the undead collapses. It’s a victory for the league.
2 months later. The six members of the league are to receive medals of honor from the United Nations. They accept the medals and then they invite Batman to join them for another celebration at the Hall of Justice in Washington DC. Batman rejects the invitation, and vanishes. The rest move into the hall of Justice, which they are planning to renovate from an abandoned warehouse. The Flash, the Arrow, Superman, Aquaman, and Wonder Woman celebrate their victory.
In the Batcave, Bruce is watching their celebration from cameras. It is revealed that the warehouse they bought used to be a Wayne Inc warehouse, and thus it is all wired by Batman
ALFRED
Sir, why don’t you join them? I mean, you were one of the most crucial parts in saving the world.
BRUCE
I may be allies with Superman for now, but I can never be friends with him. Our agendas are too different. One day, maybe not for years, but one day, he will try enforce his agenda. I have to be ready to stop it. Having friends will just cloud my emotions and prevent me from stopping him.
ALFRED
Well, cheers to you too, sir.
He hands Bruce a champagne glass.
BRUCE
Cheers, Alfred.
The credits roll! In the first post credit scene, we see two aliens wearing green conversing.
ALIEN ONE
Huge power surge in your sector. Power from alternate dimensions was tapped on… Earth.
ALIEN TWO
I’m off.
That alien (Alien Two) is Abin Sur, the original Green Lantern.
In the second post credit scene, Diana is on the newly reconstructed Thymescria. She says that Ares must’ve had help to rise the dead. Help from Hades.
The movie opens on Thymerscia where the Amazon people are running for their lives. Their city is engulfed in flames. Queen Hippolyta helps a woman with a broken leg escape from her collapsing house. After this, a man in a suit of black armor stands behind her.
MAN
Hello, Hippolyta
QUEEN HIPPOLYTA
Ares, god of war - what beseeches you to wreak havoc on ‘tis peaceful kingdom?
ARES
Oh, cut the Shakespearean crud. No one talks like that anymore. It is 2015 after all. I am here with a simple question - where is my sister?
HIPPOLYTA
Whom?
ARES
Diana.
HIPPOLYTA
She fled this blessed island long ago, when the English pilot told her of a war consuming the earth. She thought you were behind those events and left to challenge you.
ARES
Then I have no use for this island.
He stabs the Queen in the chest, and vanishes.
Bruce Wayne sits in his Cave, looking at diagrams on his computer as a 3D printer designs a new batarang, laced with a green metal.
ALFRED PENNYWORTH
Still on this project, are you sir?
BRUCE WAYNE
Yes, dangit. The next time Superman attacks me, I will be ready.
ALFRED
It’s been a year, sir. I think you ought to focus your attentions elsewhere. Maybe developing a new team since Robin, Cyborg, and Batgirl all left you.
BRUCE
A new team? For what? To fight the petty thefts in Gotham? HA.
ALFRED
You may want to check the news, sir.
The news reveals to Bruce that Superman has been active. As the video shows Superman flying through the air, we switch to his perspective and watch him fly into a Middle-Eastern Civil War (a la Iron Man). He demands that both sides lay down their weapons. When they refuse, he instantly vaporizes all of the weapons with his laser eyes. He then heroically flies away.
After watching this Bruce is packing his bag. He says that ‘No Single Man can have that kind of Power.’ Alfred questions Bruce’s role in Gotham being just a smaller scale attempt at Superman’s attempt to create peace.
BRUCE
The people I am fighting are insane. The people Superman is fighting are not. Superman is stopping wars with real people. You can’t just stop a war. The reason for the fighting is still there. The religion, the land disputes, the ancient feuds. The peace needs to be enforced. And someone needs to enforce it. Superman will be the sole person with this power, unless I stop him.
*Inspired from Injustice Prequel Comics. Year One, Vol 6. *
Bruce flies to Starling City on his private airline to recruit a team.
Meanwhile, at the fortress of Solitude, Superman flies in and kisses Lois who is there waiting. Diana (the Wonder Woman) is there, also. The trio go over Superman’s speech in which he calls for an international ceasefire. Superman hears something far away in the world, and forces Diana to leave with him.
Superman carries Diana and they fly to Myrtle Beach. At Myrtle Beach, a local drunk is stumbling around, holding up a picture. His name is Arthur Curry, the Aquaman. (If you’ll recall from the end of his solo movie Aquaman, he had a picture of Wonder Woman which he wanted to investigate.). He punches a cop, who plans to arrest him for public intoxication. Three other cops arrive and aim their guns at him. However, Superman and Wonder Woman land to stop the scene. Diana takes the picture from Arthur - it is her and Steve from World War 2. Arthur says that his mother died because she went looking for the ‘Woman of Wonder.’ He then remedies himself by saying that there were tons of events in between, but if she never went looking for Diana, she would have never died (‘And I would have never been born, but…’).
Diana shushes Arthur, which makes him angry. However, she points to the screen inside a nearby bar. Longboats full of woman are sailing towards England, and no one knows who they are. Diana recognizes them as Amazons, and says that she must talk to them. Superman offers to fly her over there and investigate with her, but she rejects - the press conference must go on. Arthur then offers to travel with her. She initially rejects Arthur, but after learning that he is (somehow) the king of Atlantis, she accepts. Arthur summons some sea critters and they begin their trek to England.
Meanwhile, Oliver Queen, billionaire playboy, arrives home after a night of partying with Dinah Lance. He is surprised to see Bruce Wayne standing in the foyer of Queen Manor.
OLIVER QUEEN
Mr. Wayne, uh sorry, did we have a meeting that I forgot about?
BRUCE WAYNE
No, Oliver. I’m here for an entirely different reason.
OLIVER
Care to explain?
BRUCE
It involves your alter ego.
OLIVER
How the heck do you know about that?
Bruce smiles, and Oliver grabs a bow from the counter. He shoots a single arrow at Bruce, and Bruce throws a batarang at Oliver. Slow-Mo shot of them intersecting each other and shattering.
OLIVER
You’re the Batman?
BRUCE
Yes, Mr. Queen. Now come with me, we have a world to save, and one more ally to recruit.
The scene switches to Diana and Arthur. The sea critters have taken them straight to Themyscira, which is engulfed in flames. Diana states that she has never been able to find her way back here, and Arthur mentions something about how the sea creatures don’t have a will that can be manipulated.
The duo explore the island, before they find the dead body of the Queen, Diana’s mother. Diana weeps until Arthur points out a mysterious figure appearing.
DIANA
Who are you, and why did you do this?
ARES
You know very well who I am Diana. You thought you met me all those years ago, during the first Great War. I am here to do what I do best - start wars. You’re pal Superman is being a real pain to my plans.
DIANA
What did you do to him?
ARES
Nothing yet. And I will do nothing. There are some mortals who will take action for me. But do not worry, you will not leave this island alive to warn him.
ARTHUR
What the --
ARES
Around me stands the honorable dead. Those who died in valiant combat - like some of your friends.
Queen Hippolyta and Steve Trevor appear, in a zombie-like form. Countless Amazon and other soldiers surround the duo, and they are forced to attack. Epic battle scene which ends with Arthur killing Steve (and saving Diana from falling into his trap), and Diana killing her mother. Very sad moments. They are running off of the island to warn Superman. Diana sees a plane called the Pegasus, which she and Arthur board. As they fly, it turns invisible,
Scene change - the sleek, futuristic home of the Flash, Central City. In an alleyway, the Arrow and Batman stand in front of the Flash.
THE FLASH
Let me get this straight. You want me to help you two criminals stop the most powerful mangod from saving the freakin world.
BATMAN
Yes.
ARROW
It’s more complicated than that, though. It comes down to the nature of man’s desire, and this false-god’s corruptibility.
THE FLASH
Even if I agree, which I don’t, how will we stop him?
Scene change. Superman is preparing to go onstage for millions of people to watch. In the crowd, the Flash says that he can’t believe he’s going along with this. The Arrow reassures him - ‘You’re just here if we need a quick escape.’ Superman goes onstage.
SUPERMAN
I live two lives. In my normal life, I read and write about the evil in the world and analyzing everything. As a hero, I attempt to react to the ever-present heroes in this world. NO MORE. What is going on in this world needs to stop. I don’t care about your lands or your beliefs. I don’t care if you’re a madman, a terrorist, a king, or a president. No has a right to take the life. I am calling for a world-wide cease fire. All hostities will stop immediately or I will stop them. It’s OVER
*From Injustice Comics, Year One, Vol 2*
The Arrow takes aim and fires, right at Superman’s eye. Superman catches it right in front of the crowd.
SUPERMAN
What is this?!
ARROW
All a part of the Plan.
The top of the arrow opens up, releasing a green gas everywhere.
Gaseous Kryptonite, courtesy of the people of earth. It’s affecting your body's tissues as I speak, making you weaker by the second. You won’t be stopping any wars for a while.
*Inspired from The Flash TV Series, Season One, Episode 22*
SUPERMAN
He crushes the arrow in his hand.
You think this will stop my, pesky vigilante?
ARROW
No, but that will.
Batman appears behind Superman in a suit made from metal, and with green liquid running through it. He punches Superman, spewing Kryptonian blood everywhere. Huge fight scene in which Batman wins.
The fight is interrupted by armies of the undead, lead by Ares. He thanks Batman before nearly killing him with a single punch. The Flash saves Batman by running really fast and pushing him out of the way. Batman takes off the metal suit (so that the Flash can carry him), and he flees with his team. Ares holds up Superman’s body with the damaged Batsuit in the background.
Meanwhile, Wonder Woman has reunited with the Amazons and guided them away from the eyes of the media helicopters. Arthur watches from a distance while she is named Diana, Queen of the Amazons. After the ceremony, Arthur shows her live footage from Superman’s speech on his cell phone. Diana, in anger, tosses it into the water, and orders an attack on Gotham to find the Batman.
In the Batcave, Barry is freaking out. He thinks they should turn themselves in, but Bruce says no. Bruce taps into satellite imagery and notices the Amazonian fleet heading towards Gotham. The trio suits up to head to the pier. The Arrow says that he can call in reinforcements - he has friends in Star City, Barry has friends in Central City, and Alfred suggests the Titans in San Francisco.
BRUCE
I’m not going to put any more lives at risk. I selected you two because I knew that you were crucial to defeating the tyrant. There is a very good chance that we will die facing this army, and that there is no way that more allies could benefit us. Now let’s head out.
At the pier, the Amazonian fleet approaches; however, only Arthur and Diana arrive at the surface to meet with the vigilantes.
DIANA
In the name of Zeus, what did you do?
BRUCE
I stood up for what is right. No single man can have that much power.
ARTHUR
Superman was no man, stupid.
BRUCE
And I suppose you aren’t either?
ARTHUR
My name is Arthur Curry, descendant of Poseidon, king of Atlantis.
DIANA
And I am Diana Prince, queen of the Amazons. Now introduce yourselves, fiends.
BARRY
Uh, I’m Barry and I’m fast.
OLIVER
My name is Oliver Queen, yielder of the bow.
BRUCE
Oh cut the crud, you two!
DIANA
And who are you?
BRUCE
I’m Batman.
DIANA
Att--
OLIVER
Wait! We are not your enemies.
BRUCE
Any ally of Superman is an enemy of mine.
BARRY
Bru-- I mean, Batman. If you’re going to be like this then I can’t stand by you.
OLIVER
Sorry, Batman.
BRUCE
Very well.
Two batarangs get thrown from his arms, without him moving. One hits Oliver, and the other barely misses Barry. Bruce next presses a button in his suit to shock Barry.
DIANA
Traitorous fiend. You are what is wrong with man.
BRUCE
Arthur, is it? You frequent Gaston’s bar in Myrtle Beach, correct?
ARTHUR
Uh…
Bruce presses another button on his suit, and Arthur is knocked unconscious.
DIANA
How..?
BRUCE
I paid the bartender to slip some nanotech into his drink, when I heard about a man who walked out of the ocean inquiring about one of Superman’s allies.
DIANA
How did you know..?
BRUCE
I’m Batman.
Bruce takes a sword from behind his and battles Wonder Woman. He is (not) surprisingly great at battling with swords. The Amazons march towards their battle, as does Ares’ army of the undead soldiers, who are revealed to be hunting the Amazons. Epic battle a la the Throne Room Scene in the Last Jedi, where Diana and Bruce fight each other and enemies. Eventually, Diana and Bruce turn their attention onto the undead solely. Cameo to Harvey Bullock’s death in Batman Season Two, and Bruce kills him. Bruce then fights Ares who is equipped in the Mega-BatSuit.
After the battle in Gotham, we switch to the Batcave. Diana, Oliver, Barry, and Arthur are tied up against the wall. Bruce tells them that in order to defeat the leader of the undead - Ares - they need Superman. Diana speculates that Superman is being held on Mount Olympus. Unfortunately, she has no idea how to get there. They agree to work together to save Superman and stop Ares.
Bruce suggests that they search Olympia - a small town in Ancient Greece. Zeus was the patron God to Olympia and would have most likely hidden the entrance in his large temple. Bruce charters a plane and they all fly there, reluctant to trust each other.
Inside the plane, we get a single comic relief scene with Arthur and Diana. He thinks that they should date, and their adventures prove that they are meant to be, but she completely rejects that idea and slaps him.
The five land in Olympia, which is overrun with the Honorable Dead. They fight their way heroically to the Temple of Zeus. Diana says that she’s been here countless times and hasn’t found anything. Bruce then discovers that this wasn’t the original temple, but rather a recreation of the original temple which burned down in a fire. It was located on the nearby mountain. Together they scale the mountain, and they find the original temple. They have no idea how to proceed, and each member is getting weak from fight with the dead. Barry runs fast to save Oliver who dies, but he runs into the Time Vortex (or whatever it’s called).
He watches Poseidon hold up his trident - the same one that Aquaman now has - and accesses Olympus. Barry is pulled back to normal time, and saves Oliver. He tells the team what he saw, and Arthur holds up his trident. Lightning strikes and they are on Olympus.
Olympus is abandoned. They enter the throne room where Superman is chained up, looking very weak. Diana runs to free him, and cuts the Kryptonite chains. He instantly flies to Batman and holds him by the neck.
SUPERMAN
I ought to kill you for what you did! Apologize!
BATMAN
I would do it again, Superman. No one has any right to rule over the world. Power will drive you mad. Kill me, and my supporters will grow stronger.
Superman lets Bruce go. They are not friends, but mere allies for the final battle against Ares, who then appears. Each member of the group attacks him, one by one and they all fail miserably. He leaves them here - ‘You will watch as the world falls in war with itself.'
No one has any idea how to escape Olympus. The palace is surrounded by clouds, and it contains many rooms to be explored. Barry can't figure out how to go back in time again. Superman and Batman talk.
SUPERMAN
Why do you want the world to continue in its suffering?
BATMAN
I don't. It would be nice if all of the wars could just vanish. But they can't - the people would still resent each other, and then you. They would unite against you, and then in your anger you would strike them down. Its been done before. Mankind needs to make the decision.
SUPERMAN
There's a darkness inside you. I can't understand it, nor do I want to.
BATMAN
You don't need to. All we need to do is work together to stop Ares.
Diana discovers Athena's libraries, which contain maps of Olympus and its surrounding area - including the way out. She then reveals that her sword was made by Zeus and proclaimed to be the only weapon to be able to kill Ares. She needs to get close enough to jab it through his chest. The team needs to work together to get her that close. As they leave Olympus, Barry snags one of the lightning bolts from Zeus’ throne.
The team arrives in Athens - specifically at the Olympic Village. All of Ares’ army of the undead have concentrated here - to protect him against the League of Heroes. Besides for Athens, the world is saved.
Diana leads the League. She orders Superman, Batman, Arthur, Barry, and Oliver to take out the undead while she fights Ares. Oliver uses cool, new arrows such as bomb arrows, shock arrows, and the first boxing glove arrow to take out the enemies, and of course, fights on the archery court. Arthur uses his water manipulation abilities and trident to kill enemies in the Olympic swimming pool. Barry and Superman escort Athenians to safety, though Superman also does a lot of fighting. Barry ‘does some battle’ in the Olympic track stadium. Batman fights the undead with his fancy batarangs.
Diana arrives at the opening stadium for the Olympics, where Ares is standing in glorious triumph, watching his army lay ruin to the former city of the gods.
DIANA
In the name of Olympus, stop!
ARES
Well, I didn’t expect to see you freed so soon. I should’ve known that a daughter of Zeus would mean I need better precautions.
DIANA
Daughter of Zeus--
ARES
Oh! The old hag Hippolyta never told you? Ha! She must’ve been just as ashamed of the scandal as Zeus was.
DIANA
What do you mean-
ARES
Oh, sister. My mother was very displeased after the scandal. She complained every waking moment about Zeus’ various affairs. It made me realize that he wasn’t the noble perfect king I thought he was. And he was worse of a father! So I set out on my revenge, I slaughtered him while he slept. The other gods fled Olympus in terror - they thought I was a monster, maybe I am.
Flashback
YOUNG ARES
I thought this is what you wanted mother! You and I can rule Olympus together.
HERA
No you foolish boy!
Hera takes out one of Zeus’ lightning bolts and strikes Ares with it. After being zapped and in immense pain, he picks up his sword and slays Hera.
ARES
I could never return to my family. I thought they would heil me as a hero; boy, was I wrong.
DIANA
That doesn’t justify your actions against this world!
ARES
No. That alone doesn’t. What did is mankind’s actions. I began to observe the world more closely - I watched and tried to steer them away from destroying themselves by occasionally intervening in their deadly wars. That’s why I sent you to stop Dr. Poison in World War One.
DIANA
You were the English General.
ARES
Yes, Diana. I gave up after the second great war. There was no way to stop man’s evilness - they just kept coming. I was never the god of war, Diana - I am the god of peace. But peace cannot be achieved without war.
DIANA
I don’t understand.
ARES
You do sister. Stand beside me, and we will reshape this world from all of the selfish spirits, just like Superman aspires to. Heck, he can join us!
DIANA
Then why stop Clark?
ARES
I didn’t - that was mankind. I saved Superman’s life by carrying him from that battle with Batman.
DIANA
You said that you need the world to be consumed in war.
ARES
In order for peace, there must be war.
Pause.
Join me, sister. Together we will rule this Earth and create a utopia.
DIANA
I don’t know if I’m strong enough to betray mankind.
ARES
You are not betraying them, sister. You are aiding them, they will see that in due time.
Ares holds out his hand to Diana. She accepts and the two embrace.
Now Diana let us--
DIANA
Diana stabs her sword through Ares chest, betraying and killing him.
Sorry, brother. I represent mankind now.
ARES
You will regret this sister! When mankind turns their backs on you, you will wish you joined with me. But then it will be too late!
Ares falls and the army of the undead collapses. It’s a victory for the league.
2 months later. The six members of the league are to receive medals of honor from the United Nations. They accept the medals and then they invite Batman to join them for another celebration at the Hall of Justice in Washington DC. Batman rejects the invitation, and vanishes. The rest move into the hall of Justice, which they are planning to renovate from an abandoned warehouse. The Flash, the Arrow, Superman, Aquaman, and Wonder Woman celebrate their victory.
In the Batcave, Bruce is watching their celebration from cameras. It is revealed that the warehouse they bought used to be a Wayne Inc warehouse, and thus it is all wired by Batman
ALFRED
Sir, why don’t you join them? I mean, you were one of the most crucial parts in saving the world.
BRUCE
I may be allies with Superman for now, but I can never be friends with him. Our agendas are too different. One day, maybe not for years, but one day, he will try enforce his agenda. I have to be ready to stop it. Having friends will just cloud my emotions and prevent me from stopping him.
ALFRED
Well, cheers to you too, sir.
He hands Bruce a champagne glass.
BRUCE
Cheers, Alfred.
The credits roll! In the first post credit scene, we see two aliens wearing green conversing.
ALIEN ONE
Huge power surge in your sector. Power from alternate dimensions was tapped on… Earth.
ALIEN TWO
I’m off.
That alien (Alien Two) is Abin Sur, the original Green Lantern.
In the second post credit scene, Diana is on the newly reconstructed Thymescria. She says that Ares must’ve had help to rise the dead. Help from Hades.
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A/N: Man, that was fun! It's 11 pages in size 11 font on my google drive folder. However, it was a blast to write.
Also, that whole google images thing... I have to go through and fix a ton of my images throughout this. Tomorrow or Monday, I'm going to post some retrospective notes, and then the Phase Two Outline!
Also, that whole google images thing... I have to go through and fix a ton of my images throughout this. Tomorrow or Monday, I'm going to post some retrospective notes, and then the Phase Two Outline!
spacemt354
Chili's
Amazing work!!
Thank you, space!
PHASE TWO
January 2016 - May 2016 -> Titans Season One - TV Show
Part Two;
February 2016 -> Suicide Squad - TV Show on Netflix
Link
March 2016 -> Green Lantern Corps - Blockbuster
Link
June 2016 -> The Flash v. Firestorm - Blockbuster
Link
September 2016 -> Two-Face - TV Show on Netflix
September 2016 -> Arrow III - Videogame
October 2016 - May 2017 -> Batman Season Five - TV Show
October 2016 - May 2017 -> The Newsroom Season Three - TV Show
October 2016 - May 2017 -> Titans Season Two - TV Show
November 2016 -> Superman: The Man of Tomorrow - Blockbuster
February 2017 -> Wonder Woman: Queen of the Dead - Blockbuster
March 2017 -> Captain Cold and the Rogues - TV Show on Netflix
May 2017 -> Booster Gold - Blockbuster
October 2018- May 2018-> Batman Season Six- TV Show
October 2017- May 2018-> The Newsroom Season Three - TV Show
October 2017- May 2018 -> Titans Season Three - TV Show
October 2016 - May 2018 -> Birds of Prey Season One - TV Show
October 2016 -> The Adventures of Aquaman - Blockbuster
March 2018 -> The Green Lantern Corps Episode II - Blockbuster
May 2018 -> Deadshot - TV Show on Netflix
May 2018 -> Arrow IV - Videogame
July 2018 -> Justice League: Untitled Sequel - Blockbuster
January 2016 - May 2016 -> Titans Season One - TV Show
Part Two;
February 2016 -> Suicide Squad - TV Show on Netflix
Link
March 2016 -> Green Lantern Corps - Blockbuster
Link
June 2016 -> The Flash v. Firestorm - Blockbuster
Link
September 2016 -> Two-Face - TV Show on Netflix
September 2016 -> Arrow III - Videogame
October 2016 - May 2017 -> Batman Season Five - TV Show
October 2016 - May 2017 -> The Newsroom Season Three - TV Show
October 2016 - May 2017 -> Titans Season Two - TV Show
November 2016 -> Superman: The Man of Tomorrow - Blockbuster
February 2017 -> Wonder Woman: Queen of the Dead - Blockbuster
March 2017 -> Captain Cold and the Rogues - TV Show on Netflix
May 2017 -> Booster Gold - Blockbuster
October 2018- May 2018-> Batman Season Six- TV Show
October 2017- May 2018-> The Newsroom Season Three - TV Show
October 2017- May 2018 -> Titans Season Three - TV Show
October 2016 - May 2018 -> Birds of Prey Season One - TV Show
October 2016 -> The Adventures of Aquaman - Blockbuster
March 2018 -> The Green Lantern Corps Episode II - Blockbuster
May 2018 -> Deadshot - TV Show on Netflix
May 2018 -> Arrow IV - Videogame
July 2018 -> Justice League: Untitled Sequel - Blockbuster
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As you can tell by this ambitious plan, I have my work cut out for me! What post are you all most hyped for? Personally, I can;t wait to write the Booster Gold movie!
Pi on my Cake
Well-Known Member
- In the Parks
- Yes
I'm excited for the Two-Face show! That sounds cool
I’m hoping to go for a darker, more Daredevily vibe for that show!
spacemt354
Chili's
Flash v Firestorm sounds lit (pardon the pun)
That one is definately in my top three.Flash v Firestorm sounds lit (pardon the pun)
Disney Lover Addie
Well-Known Member
My least favorite thing about the DCEU mess is that people believe that Superhero Movies have to be funny
Nobody complained about The Dark Knight trilogy being dark, but then the MCU started making superhero movies with comedy, which helped the MCU make hit, after hit.
Lots of people have lost hope on the DCEU... but I still think that overtime, it can be as successful as the MCU.
Nobody complained about The Dark Knight trilogy being dark, but then the MCU started making superhero movies with comedy, which helped the MCU make hit, after hit.
Lots of people have lost hope on the DCEU... but I still think that overtime, it can be as successful as the MCU.
spacemt354
Chili's
I agree...while Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2 was a good MCU film -- it's not my favorite mainly because re-watching it, the comedy got into a routine.
Almost the whole film was build-up, build-up, build-up...joke, then rinse and repeat. The emotional pan around shot of the whole team ends with slapstick comedy and Mantis getting hit in the head. There were some good one liners in there 'I'm Mary Poppins Y'all' but overall it just felt kinda recycled.
Though films like Thor: Ragnarok and Ant Man bring a unique sense of humor that doesn't rely as much on the standard joke build-ups, to me at least.
Going to see Black Panther soon, but I have read it's not really as funny, but is on track to be the top grossing February opening weekend of all time.