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Batman Beyond is an American animated series created by Warner Bros Animation in collaboration with DC Comics as a continuation of the Batman legacy. The series premiered in the United States on the WB's Kids' WB! programming block from January 10, 1999 to December 18, 2001. After 52 episodes (3 seasons) and one direct-to-video film the series was put on hold for the Justice League animated series, despite the network having announced plans for a fourth season.

Batman Beyond premiered on Cartoon Network's Toonami programming block on October 1, 2001[1] and aired consistently on the block until 2003.[4]

Plot[]

At least 40 years after the "current" adventures of Batman and 20 years after Bruce Wayne retired from the role, his secret is discovered by troubled teen Terry McGinnis. After McGinnis' father is murdered by the man who took over Bruce Wayne's company, McGinnis dons a high-tech Bat suit that Wayne last used, creating a new hero for a harsh futuristic Gotham.

Batman Beyond is set in the chronological future of the DC Animated Universe and depicts teenager Terry McGinnis as a new Batman in a futuristic Gotham City under the tutelage of an elderly Bruce Wayne. The series explores the darker side of many Batman projects, playing on key elements such as emotions, personal relations, fear of the unknown, technological malfunctions and the disturbing psychological elements of the character of Bruce Wayne. As such, it was considerably darker than most other children's programs at the time, although producer Bruce Timm recalls it was originally conceived as a kid-friendly Batman cartoon.[5] It is also the first Batman series to portray the hero as a teenager. IGN named the show 40th on their list of "Top 100 Animated TV Series."

Characters[]

Heroes[]

Terry McGinnis (Batman) — is an athletic teenager highschooler and reformed troublemaker with a deeply ingrained sense of personal justice. After being saved by Bruce Wayne from a gang in front of Wayne Manor, Terry stumbles upon the Batcave and discovers Bruce Wayne's secret. Upon returning home Terry finds his murdered father and discovers that the culprit is none other than the man in charge of Wayne's company. After stealing the batsuit Terry tracks down and defeats his father's killer. Bruce Wayne then decides that Terry will take on the mantle of Batman. Over the series Terry and Bruce developed a respect for each other, with Terry regarding Bruce as a surrogate father.

Bruce Wayne — Now an old man, Bruce has retired from wearing the cowl, and has put that part of his life behind him. Until he meets Terry McGinnis who figures out his secret and decides to become the new Batman for a futuristic Gotham that desperately needs him. Bruce assists Terry in the field primarily by keeping in continual contact with him from the Batcave. The Justice League Unlimited episode "Epilogue" reveals that Terry is Bruce's biological son due to Amanda Waller's "Batman Beyond" project. The project caused Terry's father to have his reproductive DNA overwritten and made Bruce's reproductive DNA dominant when Warren McGinnis took a fake flu shot before Terry's conception.

Supporting Characters[]

Maxine (Max) Gibson — Terry's classmate and closest friend. She is exceptionally capable when it comes to computers and electronics, Max created a program that succeeded in uncovering Batman's secret identity. After unmasking Terry, she insisted on being a part of his secret life and helped him with everything from computer hacking to babysitting to detective work.

Dana Tan — Although Terry flirted with several girls throughout the show, his true love has always been Dana Tan, whom he met while attending Hamilton Hill High School. Despite their commitment to each other, their relationship was strained as early on Terry struggled to balance his dual obligations. The two verged on the possibility of breaking up multiple times.

Commissioner Barbara Gordon — Terry upheld tradition by forging an alliance with Gotham City's Police commissioner, Barbara Gordon, former Batgirl and the daughter of Commissioner Jim Gordan, the original Batman's trusted ally. The alliance started out a rocky one, as Barbara never failed to take Terry's juvenile record into account and believed he was too reckless for the role of Batman. Barbara was reluctant to assist the new Batman and to have a teenager as Gotham's new protector but eventually warmed up to him.

Warren McGinnis — Warren, a research scientist at Wayne-Powers, is the father of Terry and Matt McGinnis and ex-husband of Mary McGinnis. After Warren divorced Mary, Terry moved in with his father, while Matt went with his mother. Warren was murdered by Derek Powers and Mr. Fixx after he discovered his employers were creating biological weapons for a rogue nation, Kasnia. Derek Powers then framed the killing on the street gang known as the Jokerz. Warren's death led Terry to take over the role of Batman from Bruce Wayne.

Mary McGinnis — Terry's Mother. After Warren divorced Mary, Terry moved in with his father, while Matt went with his Mary. After Warren's death Terry moved back in with Mary and Matt.

Matt McGinnis — Terry's younger brother. Almost immediately, Matt made a point to do whatever he could to develop a sibling relationship with his older brother, going to great lengths to annoy Terry just for the fun of it.

Villains[]

Derek Powers — Derek Powers is a corrupt businessman who managed to gain control over Wayne Enterprises (now called Wayne-Powers) due to an elderly Bruce Wayne's poor health. When Powers develops a lethal mutagenic nerve gas and intends to sell it as a weapon, one of his employees, Warren McGinnis, discovers evidence of the gas, and Powers has him murdered, causing the vengeful son Terry McGinnis to become Batman, who stops Powers' plans and exposes him to the gas; Powers is subjected to extreme radiation exposure to save his life, but as a side effect, his entire body becomes radioactive, rendering him translucent. As his name suggests, Powers has become a living nuclear hazard. Giving off dangerous amounts of radiation even passively that makes it lethal to even be near him let alone touch without some form of protection. Furthermore he can manipulate this radiation into blasts of power, first as only beams but as his powers grew he was able to emit wide range waves of energy.

Paxton Powers — The estranged son of Derek Powers, who takes over his father's position as Wayne-Powers CEO after the revelation that the elder Powers is the supervillain Blight. However, Paxton is just as ruthless and power hungry as his father.

Inque — The result of a clandestine mutagenic experiment, Inque is a treacherous shape-shifting femme fatale. She has the ability to transform from her natural human form into a pitch-black, semi-liquid state, in which she can slip through the smallest crack, mimic any object, or harden herself to deliver a mean wallop in a fight. Inque's knack for sliding under doors and through narrow air vents made her a perfect corporate saboteur for hire. Water will weaken her, but not kill her.

Mr. Freeze — The tragic villain lives on as nothing but an immortal head preserved by Derek Powers. He is used as a test subject for an attempt to clone a new body for Powers. However, Freeze's new body begins to get the same symptoms as his previous body. But after Powers' scientist tries to eliminate Freeze to study the problem, he seeks revenge, leading to a final battle with Derek Powers' alter ego, Blight, and Batman as well.

Shriek — Walter Shriev was a highly skilled audio engineer trying to find a more traditional line of work with Wayne-Powers using his sound technology. However, Derek Powers saw no profit in his research and cut off his funding. In order to save his business, Shriev created a suit that controls sound for demolition. Powers saw no real use of it, until he discovered it could be used to destroy more than concrete blocks. In order to please Powers, Shriev agreed to assassinate Bruce Wayne. As a result, he became Shriek; a villain with sound based powers. Shriev is able to use sound vibrations to create earthquakes and other destructive properties. He's also able to "mute" all sound in a surrounding area.

Spellbinder — Ira Billings is a bitter and underpaid psychologist at Terry's high school, Hamilton High, who commits crimes using sophisticated virtual reality systems and his knowledge of the human mind as Spellbinder. He wears a costume featuring an orange and black swirl design, and uses a large floating "eyeball" that allows him to project images into the minds of others using hypnosis.

Stalker — An African big game hunter who was enhanced with cybernetic implants after an encounter with a panther. Finding wild animals too easy to hunt with his new body, he seeks Batman as the ultimate prey and proves to be one of his more difficult opponents. Stalker was a well-known, competent hunter, albeit infamous for his methods. After having his broken spine replaced, he acquired augmented senses, agility and strength. Ironically, his source of strength was also his greatest weakness. When subjected to the right amount of electricity, Stalker's metal spine would conduit the discharge through his entire body, effectively knocking him out.

Ra's al Ghul — Living on by using a computer process to transfer his mind into the body of his own daughter Talia, the seemingly immortal villain, Ra's intends to take over Bruce Wayne's body and gain control of Wayne Enterprises

Earth Mover — After accidentally being buried by radioactive waste, Tony Maychek becomes an insane monstrous creature capable of moving the ground with his own mind. Tony was originally a normal human with no unusual abilities, but after being soaked by industrial chemicals, he acquired tremendous mental powers. He was able to quake and open the ground, and mold and control the earth and all its properties, such as roots.

Curaré — A member of the Society of Assassins, "their best" (according to Bruce Wayne, Curare's at-the-time boss, and the FBI), who wields a laser-sharpened scimitar. After Batman foils her attempt to assassinate Gotham's DA, she ends up becoming a target of the Society herself, resulting in Curaré ultimately killing every member of the Society of Assassins.

Repeller — A supervillain who acquired an experimental suit that could repel matter, making him invulnerable to almost any type of damage. Eventually it was revealed that the villain is actually Dr. Suzuki, a man who was developing the technology for Wayne-Powers.

Bane — In the years since Bruce Wayne's retirement from crime fighting, Bane's constant use of the super-steroid Venom has destroyed his body, leaving him a withered, wheelchair-bound husk of a man kept alive by the very drug that once gave him superhuman strength. When someone begins selling Venom-laced "slapper" patches to teenagers, it is discovered that Bane's personal attendant, Jackson Chappell now has the formula and is mass-producing it. During a battle with Batman, Chappell overdoses on the slapper patches, apparently sending him into a coma.

Charlie "Big Time" Bigelow — Charlie Bigelow is a loudmouth hoodlum and a former friend of Terry McGinnis. Three years prior to Terry becoming Batman, Charlie was arrested for burglary and sentenced to three years in prison. It is revealed that Terry was also arrested during the burglary, but avoided prison because he was underage at the time, and that Terry's early life of petty crime was largely the result of Charlie's negative influence. Charlie attempts to reconnect with Terry after he is released, but is rebuffed due to his continuing criminal behavior. Charlie later becomes involved with a gang of thieves-for-hire who plan to rob a Wayne-Powers research lab to steal an experimental chemical for a rival company. During the robbery, Terry (as Batman) intervenes. Charlie is exposed to the chemical during the fight, and later mutates into a deformed, super-strong giant, an event which leaves Terry wracked with guilt.

Willie Watt — A nerd at Hamilton Hill High who is constantly picked on by bullies at school and his overbearing father at home. Seeking revenge, he stole a mentally-controlled robot called the GoLeM (Galvanized Lifting Machine) from his father's construction company and used it to attack his tormentors, but the machine was destroyed by Batman and he was sent to juvenile detention for 3 years. However, his experience with GoLeM caused him to develop a psychokinetic ability, which he uses to bring terror to his fellow detainees and secretly leave-and-return at will in the facility. He attempted revenge on his schoolmates again by using his powers to convince everyone the school was haunted.

Armory — Jim Tate is a brilliant weapons designer working for a large defense contractor, who is also the stepfather of one of Terry's friends, Jared. After he loses his job, he builds himself an arsenal of advanced weapons and body armor and becomes the supervillain Armory in order to make ends meet for his family, but is later thwarted by Batman. He later realizes the error of his ways and assists Batman in defeating one of his employers before he is apparently sent to jail, although it is implied that his heroic actions will lead to a reduced sentence.

The Terrific Trio — A group of scientists tragically transformed into monstrous superpowered beings. At first they tried to use their powers for the benefit of society, but their conditions slowly drove them into insanity, and when they learned that the lab accident that had given them their powers had been set up by one of their coworkers, they set out to exact revenge.

The Royal Flush Gang — A crime family consisting of five members; the husband and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Walker as "King" and "Queen", their daughter Ten (Melanie Walker), their son Jack (Jack Walker) and their bodyguard Ace (an android). Melanie develops a relationship with Terry, similar to the original Batman's relationship with Catwoman.

The Jokerz — A violent street gang who dress and act out in the tradition of the infamous Joker. However, unlike the supervillain they emulate, they are merely teenage delinquents who enjoy vandalism and petty crime. They are usually apprehended by Batman quite easily, and serve as more of an irritation than a genuine threat.

Voice Cast[]

Character Voice Actor
Terry McGinnis/Batman, Weasel Will Friedle
Bruce Wayne Kevin Conroy
Maxine Gibson, Tigress, Tayko Cree Summer
Dana Tan, Kai-Ro, Agent Lee Lauren Tom
Barbara Gordon Stockard Channing (1999-2000)
Angie Harmon (2000-2001)
Mr. Freeze Michael Ansara
Cynthia Shiri Appleby
Warren Curtis Armstrong
Zeta Gary Cole (1st appearance)
Diedrich Bader
Big Time Stephen Baldwin (1st appearance)
Clancy Brown
Dr. Peter Corso Ed Begley, Jr.
2-D Man, Dave Jeff Bennett
Aquagirl Jodi Benson
Dr. Childes Xander Berkeley
Rick Andrew Bowen
Micron Wayne Brady
Howard Groote, Drew Stone Max Brooks
Abel Cuvier Ian Buchanan
Vilmos Egans, General Norman, Istivan Hegedesh Corey Burton
Sable Thorpe Gabrielle Carteris
Tyrus Block Bernie Casey
Mr. Groote Dan Castellaneta
Jack (Royal Flush Gang) Scott Cleverdon (1st appearance)
Nicholas Guest
Kneejerk Eric Michael Cole
Falseface Townsend Coleman
Earthmover Stephen Collins
Chelsea Cunningham Yvette Lowenthal (1st appearance)
Rachel Leigh Cook
Mutro Botha Tim Curry
Spellbinder Jon Cypher
10 (Royal Flush Gang)/Melanie Walker Olivia d'Abo
King Cobra Timothy Dang
Magma Robert Davi
Captain Zane George DelHoyo
Corey Cavalieri Chris Demetral
Xander Alexis Denisof
Miss Winston Mari Devon (1st appearance)
Tress MacNeille
Slim Andy Dick
Bobbi Sommer, Curaré Melissa Disney
Queen (Royal Flush Gang) Amanda Donohoe (1st appearance)
Sarah Douglas
Jackson Chappell Larry Drake
Dr. Hodges Kevin Dunn
Mr. Gibson Greg Eagles
Zacharus James Eckhouse
Mrs. Wilson Jill Eikenberry
Paxton Powers Cary Elwes (1st appearance)
Parker Stevenson
Lee, Terrapin Ethan Embry
Payback, Howard Louis Bill Fagerbakke
Sean Miller David Faustino
Kairi Tanaga Takayo Fischer
Big Barda Farrah Forke
Ma Mayhem Kathleen Freeman
Knux Johnny Galecki
Mary McGinnis Teri Garr
Samir, Jace, Pabu Banjahri Brian George
Freon Laura San Giacomo
Joyce Caulder Rebecca Gilchrist
Jared Tate, Trey Omar Gooding
Kip Eliott Goretsky
Coach Fitz Clyde Kusatsu (1st appearance)
Javier Grajeda
Nelson Nash, Dempsey Seth Green
Warren McGinnis Michael Gross
Jessie, Elaine Grasso Jennifer Hale
Fulton Robert David Hall
Carter Mark Hamill
Dr. Stephanie Lake Linda Hamilton
Jim Tate Dorian Harewood
Vincent Don Harvey
Mrs. Gibson Telma Hopkins
Derek Powers Sherman Howard
Irene Joanna Hulce
Talia al Ghul Olivia Hussey
Ramrod Ice-T
Bombshell Kate Jackson
Coach Creager Peter Jason
Robert Vance Stacy Keach
Inque Shannon Kenny
Makeba T'Keyah Crystal Keymáh
Player James Gordon Charles Kimbrough
Mr. Tan, Jimmy Lin, Mr. Fong Clyde Kusatsu
Spike Joe Lala (1st appearance)
Mark Slaughter
Louie Matt Landers
Bill Wallace Dan Lauria
King (Royal Flush Gang) George Lazenby
Karen Foley Lisa Long
Stalker Carl Lumbly
Aaron Herbst, Karros William H. Macy
Baker, Kobra One, Main Kobra Op Kerrigan Mahan
Dr. Price Wendie Malick
Dak Eli Marienthal
Donny Grasso Jason Marsden
Miguel Diaz Sean Marquette
Willie Watt Scott McAfee
Miss Martel Edie McClurg
Superman Christopher McDonald
Ian Peek Michael McKean
Harry Tully, Mr. Cunningham Sam McMurray
Nicole Candi Milo
Shriek Chris Mulkey
Bullwhip Jason Nash
Rosalie Rowan Julie Nathanson
Matt McGinnis Ryan O'Donohue
Ozzie, Warhawk Peter Onorati
Eldon Michaels Patton Oswalt
Richard Armacost Robert Patrick
Dottie Lauren Tom (1st appearance)
Pauley Perrette
Dr. Stanton Mitch Pileggi
Major Jon Polito
Harris Victor Raider-Wexler
Chandler, Fat T Kevin Michael Richardson
Winchell Peter Mark Richman
Dr. Wheeler John Ritter
Master Assassin, Invulnerable Man Victor Rivers
Margo Kimmy Robertson
Zach Bumper Robinson
Don Grasso Charles Rocket
Simon Harper Tristan Rogers
Mad Stan Henry Rollins
Carl Mark Rolston
Mrs. Groote Andrea Romano
Terminal, Wendell, Ollie, Carl, Agent West, Smirk Michael Rosenbaum
Mr. Deakins Richard Sanders
Mendez, Bennie, Dr. Blades Miguel Sandoval
James Van Dyle Reiner Schöne
Harry Caulder James Sikking
Deanna Clay Azura Skye
Jackie Wallace Lindsay Sloane
Agent Bennett Joe Spano (1st appearance)
Kurtwood Smith
Ratboy Taran Noah Smith
Frank Watt, Ronnie Boxer Bill Smitrovich
Bobby Vance Rider Strong
Howard Ruebens, Mikey Gary Sturgis
Bracelet Kobra Keith Szarabajka
Mr. Fixx George Takei
Trina Tia Texada
Burfid Alex Thomas, Jr
Fingers Malachi Throne
J-Man, Top Hat Joker Bruce Timm
Edgar Mandragnora Brian Tochi
Ortiz Marcelo Tubert
Coe Scott Valentine
Dirk David Walsh
Ra's al Ghul David Warner
Lorraine Tate Vernee Watson-Johnson
Principal Nakamura, Dr. Suzuki Gedde Watanabe
Ace Frank Welker
Tamara Caulder Mara Wilson
Sam Young Paul Winfield
Maddie Jim Wise
Scab, Jody Marc Worden
Kenny Stanton Adam Wylie
Dr. Ho Keone Young
Miss Pinto Ruth Zalduondo
Mason Forrest Ian Ziering
Lula, April Daphne Zuniga

Gallery[]

Episodes[]

Color Season Episodes Toonami Premiere Toonami Finale
1 13 October 1, 2001 January 11, 2002
2 26 October 10, 2001 December 6, 2001
3 13 December 3, 2001 December 26, 2001
Movie 01 August 9, 2002

A fourth season of the series was planned, but was put on hold so the team could work on Justice League. All three seasons of Batman Beyond have been released on DVD in North America.

Broadcast History[]

Batman Beyond originally premiered on The WB's Kids' WB! programming block from January 10, 1999 to December 18, 2001 and then later aired in reruns on Cartoon Network from 2001 to 2003. The series most recently aired in reruns on the now defunct Hub network (now named Discovery Family).

  • United States (The WB) — January 10, 1999[6] - December 18, 2001
  • United States (Cartoon Network) — October 1, 2001[7] - 2003
  • United States (The Hub) — 2010[8] - 2013
  • United Kingdom (Cartoon Network) — September 4, 2000[9] - June 2002
  • United Kingdom (CNX) — October 14, 2002 - September 7, 2003
  • United Kingdom (Toonami) — September 8, 2003[10] - 2004
  • Australia (Cartoon Network) — July 7, 2001[11] - 2002[12]
  • India (Cartoon Network) — September 8, 2001[13] - 2002
  • Japan (Cartoon Network) — July 22, 2002[14] - 2003
  • Spain (Cartoon Network) — September 2003[15]
  • Latin America (Cartoon Network) — June 2004[16]

Toonami Broadcast History[]

In the United States, the series had 3 runs on Cartoon Network's afternoon programming block Toonami, with the initial lasting from October 1, 2001[1][7] to August 2, 2002.[2] Batman Beyond next aired on Toonami for only 2 weeks, from October 7-17, 2002, before it was pulled from the lineup.[3] The series' final run on Toonami was from January 20, 2003 to February 28, 2003.[4] The series was also part of the initial Kids' WB! Toonami lineup from July 30, 2001 to September 14, 2001.

In the United Kingdom, the series aired on CNX's Toonami block and then the newly created Toonami channel from September 4, 2000[9] to 2004. In Australia, the series aired on Cartoon Network's Toonami block from July 7, 2001[11] to 2002[12]. The series also aired on the respective Toonami blocks in India, Japan and Spain.

External Links[]

See Also[]

All series are part of the DC Animated Universe

References[]

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 "Batman Beyond Toonami Promo ". 2001. https://toonami.fandom.com/wiki/File:Toonami_-_Batman_Beyond_Promo_(1080p_HD)-1. 
  2. 2.0 2.1 2.2 "Schedule Revision: Batman Beyond off Toonami ". toonzone.net. July 15, 2002. https://www.toonzone.net/forums/threads/schedule-revision-batman-beyond-off-toonami.3064751/. Retrieved on July 20, 2018. 
  3. 3.0 3.1 3.2 "Is Batman Beyond gone from Toonami again? ". toonzone.net. September 27, 2002. https://www.toonzone.net/forums/threads/is-batman-beyond-gone-from-toonami-again.3134191/. Retrieved on July 20, 2018. 
  4. 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 ""Batman Beyond" - Jan.-Mar. 2003 - Talkback ". toonzone.net. January 20, 2003. https://www.toonzone.net/forums/threads/batman-beyond-jan-mar-2003-talkback-spoilers.3242411/. Retrieved on July 20, 2018. 
  5. Nolen-Weathington, Eric (June 1, 2004). Modern Masters Volume 3: Bruce Timm. TwoMorrows Publishing. Retrieved on August 4, 2020.
  6. Antonucci, Mike (January 9, 1999). "'Batman Beyond' Cartoon To Premiere ". articles.chicagotribune.com. https://web.archive.org/web/20170122222527/http://articles.chicagotribune.com/1999-01-09/news/9901090197_1_batman-bruce-wayne-kids-wb. Retrieved on January 22, 2017. 
  7. 7.0 7.1 7.2 "Cartoon Network Advertises Batman Beyond ". toonzone.net. September 17, 2001. http://www.toonzone.net/forums/threads/cartoon-network-advertises-batman-beyond.2819461/. Retrieved on January 22, 2017. 
  8. "The Hub Preview Video included GIJOE, Transformers Prime, and… Batman Beyond? ". powet.tv. September 27, 2010. https://web.archive.org/web/20101127083732/http://powet.tv/powetblog/2010/09/27/the-hub-preview-video-included-gijoe-transformers-prime-and-batman-beyond/. Retrieved on January 22, 2017. 
  9. 9.0 9.1 9.2 "Batman Beyond ". cartoonnetwork.co.uk. October 17, 2000. http://web.archive.org/web/20001017131332/http://www.cartoonnetwork.co.uk/news/0009_batman_c.html. Retrieved on August 1, 2016. 
  10. Ball, Ryan (July 7, 2003). "CNX to Become Toonami ". animationmagazine.net. http://www.animationmagazine.net/tv/cnx-to-become-toonami/. Retrieved on October 4, 2015. 
  11. 11.0 11.1 11.2 "Anime News in Australia ". June 10, 2001. http://east.sakura.ne.jp/aniba/aninews/aus.htm. Retrieved on September 12, 2014. 
  12. 12.0 12.1 12.2 "CN Schedule ". cartoonnetwork.com.au. August 9, 2002. http://web.archive.org/web/20020809112949/http://www.cartoonnetwork.com.au/asp/tv/schedule.asp. Retrieved on Januaey 22, 2017. 
  13. 13.0 13.1 "Cartoon Network launches programming franchise Toonami on 8 September ". indiantelevision.com. August 28, 2001. http://web.archive.org/web/20021031225220/http://www.indiantelevision.com/headlines/y2k1/aug/aug56.htm. Retrieved on July 31, 2016. 
  14. 14.0 14.1 "Toonami has landed in Japan ". Toonzone.net. June 15, 2002. http://www.toonzone.net/forums/toonami-archived-forum/37428-toonami-has-landed-japan.html#.VA-nJ0v5jB0. Retrieved on September 9, 2014. 
  15. 15.0 15.1 "Toonami block for Cartoon Network Spain ". c21media.net. July 29, 2003. http://www.c21media.net/toonami-block-for-cartoon-network-spain/. Retrieved on October 8, 2014. 
  16. http://web.archive.org/web/20040626005536/http://www.cartoonnetworkla.com:80/spanish/watch/tv_shows/batmanbeyond/index.html
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