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* [[Executive Meddling]]: According to the [[Word of God]], Batwoman had her civilian identity changed from Kathy Kane to Katrina Moldoff after DC Comics executives voiced concerns about how the negative portrayal on the show might impact sales of the current ''[[Batwoman]]'' comic book series, which stars the similarly-named "Kate Kane".
* [[Hey, It's That Voice!]]: [[Will Friedle]] (Terry/Batman in ''[[
** [[John Dimaggio]] was also Kimahri and Wakka from ''[[
** The reason [[Tom Kenny]] plays Plas is because he had the role in a pilot for a Plastic Man cartoon that was never picked up. The creators liked how he did in the pilot, and gave him the role just so he could play him again.
** The Question (Jeffrey Combs) from the DCAU ''[[Justice League Unlimited]]'' shows up as Kite-Man
** David McCallum (Ducky in ''[[
** R. Lee Ermey, the definitive [[Drill Sergeant Nasty]], as Wildcat.
** Michael Rosenbaum as Deadman, a veteran of DC Comics adaptations with his roles as the [[Flash]] on ''[[Justice League Unlimited]]'', Kid Flash in ''[[Teen Titans (
** [[Wil Wheaton]] ([[Creator's Pet|Wesley Crusher]] in ''[[Star Trek:
** [[Dee Bradley Baker]] voices The Brain, who sounds like an evil [[Ben 10: Alien Force
*** And the Clock King, who sounds EXACTLY like Klaus.
** You might recognize Bronze Tiger as [[Static Shock|Ebon]].
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** [[Corey Burton]] voices the android Red Tornado using the same voice he used for [[DCAU|Brainiac]]. (Which makes it hilarious when he deadpans "I feel a pleasant tingling sensation!" and creepy when his [[Evil Counterpart]] starts talking about its hatred of living things.)
** Bumper Robinson/[[Transformers Animated|Bumblebee and Blitzwing]] is also Black Lightning.
** Also, the Atom is [[Jackie Chan Adventures
** [[James Arnold Taylor]] (Tidus from ''[[
** Case in point: [[Tara Strong]] is Huntress.
*** She's also Billy Batson, which is a bit more typical of her.
** Meanwhile [[Grey
*** And Fire.
** [[Jennifer Hale]] plays Ice and Killer Frost
** Skeets, same as in ''[[Justice League]] Unlimited'': The [[Robot Buddy]] to a loser from the future is voiced by [[Billy West]], [[Futurama|who previously voiced a loser in the future with a robot buddy]].
*** Booster Gold ''is'' [[Justice League|Booster Gold]]. Yup, Tom Everett Scott (I mean [[Law
** Bat-Mite is Pee-Wee Herman.
** Michael Dorn ([[Star Trek:
** [[Jeff Bennett]] again, as the OMAC, uses his [[Star Wars: Dark Forces
** Two-Face is [[The Batman
** [[
** Firestorm is [[Everybody Hates Chris|Chris Rock]] and [[
** [[DCAU|Kevin Conroy]] is the Batman of Zur-En-Arrh and the Phantom Stranger. Joining Conroy in "Chill of the Night!", [[Mark Hamill]] is the Spectre, [[Adam West]] as Thomas Wayne, Julie Newmar as Martha Wayne, [[Jennifer Hale]] as Poison Ivy and reprising the role of Zatanna from ''[[Justice League]]''. Additionally, [[Batman: The Animated Series
*** Hal Jordon is Loren Lester aka DCAU's Robin and later Nightwing. It's more noticeable in the game. Where he's a jump in hero.
** Talia al Ghul is [[Desperate Housewives|Julie Mayer]] and... [[Crisis Core|Aerith]]. Yes, ''[[It Was His Sled|that]]'' [[Final Fantasy VII|Aerith]]. I am ''not'' pulling your legs. Even better, [[Dating Catwoman|she seems to have some chemistry with]] <s>Robin</s> [[Avatar: The Last Airbender
*** [[Mae Whitman|And Katara is Batgirl!]]
*** And Alfred is [[Avatar: The Last Airbender
** Captain Cold and Heat-Wave of [[The Flash|the Rogues]] are voiced by [[Steve Blum]]
** Mrs. Manface is [[Little Shop of Horrors|Audrey]]
** Barry Allen is [[Firefly
** Sportsmaster and Catman are [[Back to The Future|Biff Tannen]]
** Tornado Tyrant is M.A.N.T.I.S. and [[Justice League|J'onn J'onzz]].
** [[Jonah Hex]] and Fox from the Terrbile Trio are both voiced by Phil "[[Seinfeld|Jackie Chiles]]/[[The Secret Saturdays|Doc Saturday]]" Morris. These are not Morris's only DC roles--he was also [[Justice League|Vandal Savage]], [[Justice League:
** [[Adventure Time
*** In Spain, those flashbacks are [[Cross-Dressing Voices|voiced by]] Pilar Martin ([[Hannah Montana]]).
** [[The Birds|Tippi Hedren]], who will be voicing Queen Hippolyta in an upcoming episode, previously voiced a kidnapped fashion designer in [[Batman: The Animated Series
** Fun Haus, Mongul, and Mongal are voiced by [[Malcolm in
** Uncle Sam's voice actor, Peter Renaday, is Abraham Lincoln in Disneyland's Hall of Presidents.
** Ambush Bug is [[Happy Days|The Fonz]].
** [[Transformers (
** [[The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes
** [[Ron Perlman]] is Dr. Double X.
** The Japanese dub, besides having [[Tessho Genda]] reprise his role as Batman again, also had a really top-star voice cast of many well know voices from anime:
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*** [[Jin Horikawa]] (Metal Men-Iron)
*** [[Koichi Sakaguchi]] (Metal Men-Lead)
*** [[Yasuyuki Kase]] (Batman of Zur-En-Arrh, also counts as [[Hilarious in Hindsight]], because he voiced the original Batman in the Japanese dub of [[
*** [[Junichi Suwabe]] (Phantom Stranger)
*** [[Takaya Kuroda]] (Spectre)
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* [[Playing Against Type]]: Diedrich Bader as Batman. That's right: a guy known for playing [[The Ditz]] is the lead. To a lesser extent Will Friedle as the Blue Beetle, who is known for playing characters similar to Bader's.
** However, Diedrich Bader also plays [[Badass]] [[The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy|Hoss Delgado.]]
** And Will Friedle also plays [[Batman Beyond
* [[Real Life Relative]]: Diedrich Bader's son Sebastian provided the voice of Damian Wayne's child/Robin III/[[The Dark Knight Returns (Comic Book)|Carrie-Kelly-Lookalike]] in "Knights of Tomorrow!".
* [[Screwed
* [[What Could Have Been]]: In "Game Over for Owlman," according to [[Word of God]], it was considered including [[Batman Beyond
** A fairly minor example, but according to the cover to the comic's first issue Katana was slated to have a wildly different design -- one more evocative of mainstream DC Katana, but, like, mostly purple. And pigtails.
* In the episode "Battle of the Superheroes"
** "[http://superdickery.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=category&layout=blog&id=28&Itemid=45&limitstart=46 Battle of the Super-Heroes]" was the title of a classic ''World's Finest'' comic.
** Luthor's lair is based on that of the titular villain in ''[[Superman Theatrical Cartoons|The Mad Scientist]]''.
** There are direct references to several comics featured on the [[
** Part of the fight between Superman and Batman is based scene-for-scene on the final episode of ''[[Justice League Unlimited]]''.
*** The other part? The final fight in ''[[The Dark Knight Returns]]''.
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** Joker and the Weeper teamed up once before, in the Justice League of America comic book issue #136.
** Joker and The Weeper actually succeed in destroying Batman's crime-detecting device (but get arrested anyway).
** Commissioner Gordon and [[Officer O'Hara|Chief O’Hara]] from [[The Sixties]] [[Batman (TV series)|Batman TV Show]] make a [[Cameo]] unveiling Batman’s crime detecting device. [[Police Are Useless|This truly reflects their importance in that series.]]
* In "Scorn of the Star Sapphire!", the [[Cold Opening]] with Wonder Woman:
** Wonder Woman's design is based on the Golden age comics.
** The sound effect of Wonder Woman's [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xyKXBxK82LE tiara used as boomerang] is almost the [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EykZgkC8l58 same] [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qahSU4RYblY that the] [[Wonder Woman (TV series)|one that appears at Wonder Woman's 70's tv series]].
** The invisible jet is based on the one that appeared at [[
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