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- Despite the open-ended nature of DC's Animated Original Movie Series, Justice League vs. The Fatal Five is considered part of the DCAU by producer Bruce Timm. The film uses the same visual style as Unlimited and features the voices of Unlimited's DC's Trinity: George Newbern as Superman, Kevin Conroy as Batman and Susan Eisenberg as Wonder Woman.
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The Fatal Five and it's canonicity in the larger DCAU. When asked on twitter about it, director Sam Liu’s answer was “Both? It is a Bruce story in inception and done with his designs so, as he puts it, It's all head canon. The internet can discuss and make its own conclusions.”.
With the conclusion of the Justice League Unlimited animated series, Warner Bros has moved on to producing standalone films based on the various DC comics properties rather than reviving the DCAU counterparts. The last script written for DCAU continuity was titled Justice League: Worlds Collide.
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is a direct-to-video movie featuring the Justice League. It was released in 2019 as part of the DC Universe Animated Original Movies line. The movie used the art style of Justice League and Justice League Unlimited, whilst Kevin Conroy, Susan Eisenberg and George Newbern reprised their roles from the series.
•Elyes Gabel as Thomas Kallor / Star Boy
•Diane Guerrero as Jessica Cruz / Green Lantern
•Kevin Conroy as Batman
•Susan Eisenberg as Wonder Woman
•George Newbern as Superman
•Daniela Bobadilla as Miss Martian
Production notes
•The film was originally set to use the Phil Bourassa art style and character models from Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths and Justice League: Doom, with the voice cast already having done their recordings. However, late in production, in order to avoid confusion with other ongoing DC animated movies produced by James Tucker that use Bourassa's art style, the film used the animation models from Justice League and Justice League Unlimited.
Trivia
•Kevin Conroy's final film performance as Batman, before his passing in 2022. •The DCAU themes for Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman are used in the film, alongside the main Justice League Unlimited theme. •The film's canonicity within the DCAU is open-ended. It has been stated by Bruce Timm that the film is set in the DCAU sometime after the end of Justice League Unlimited, although in the audio commentary for the film, Timm also mentioned that due to the film's production (it was originally slated to be done in a different art style before being changed during production) it would cause some continuity issues, and that fans could ultimately decide on their own.
1.Justice League vs the Fatal Five audio commentary (Bruce Timm, 2019).
2.Justice League vs the Fatal Five audio commentary (Bruce Timm, 2019).
Justice League vs The Fatal Five Released in 2019, Justice League vs Fatal Five is essentially a continuation of the two Justice League animated series. The plot follows the Justice League trying to stop the time-traveling Fatal Five, as they attempt to kill the new Green Lantern, Jessica Cruz.
Apr 21, 2020 · Published Apr 21, 2020. Justice League Vs. the Fatal Five seems to be in the DC Animated Universe, along with some new faces. WARNING: The following article contains spoilers for Justice League Vs. the Fatal Five. It’s been almost 15 years since Justice League Unlimited last aired.
Apr 27, 2021 · Published Apr 27, 2021. The upcoming comic Justice League Infinity picks up where Justice League Unlimited left the DC Animated Universe 15 years ago. Like Batman: The Animated Series before it, Justice League Unlimited will soon be live on in comics.
Apr 16, 2019 · As it stands, Justice League vs. The Fatal Five doesn't actually feel like a true continuation of the DCAU so much as it shares certain superficial elements.
