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Line 2: [[File:gothamgirlsgroup_1323.jpg\|frame]] A 2000-2002 three-season web animation series of 30 short episodes made by Noodle Soup Productions for [[Warner Brothers]] Animation and created by [[Paul Dini]] and Hilary J. ItBader, '''''Gotham Girls''''' stars the female characters of the [[Batman: The Animated Series\|Gotham setting]]: Poison Ivy, [[Harley Quinn]], [[Catwoman (comics)\|Catwoman]], and [[Batgirl]], with occasional appearances by [[Zatanna]] and Renee Montoya. The series is notable for featuring the characters' television voice actresses and is generally considered canon with the [[DCAU]]. The first twenty episodes (released monthly) were unrelated comedic interludes featuring tales of the daily life of the characters. The third season of ten episodes formed an interconnected arc concerning the disappearance of all men from Gotham City. Some installments featured an interactive element or mini-game. ~~The fact that it was an online release allowed for much looser standard for swearing and content, albeit in a more "cartoonish" form.~~ The Flash Animation (hailing as it did from the early days of the web) was not very fluid, but got better as time went on. The episodes are still online, though hidden on the Warner Brothers website, and a full list of the episode links can be found on [[wikipedia:Gotham Girls\|the Other Wiki]] and YouTube. The entire series was also included as Bonus Content on the ''[[Birds of Prey]]'' television series DVD. A spinoff comic book was released for the series, and [[Paul Dini]]'s "Harley and Ivy" mini-series and later ''[[Gotham City Sirens]]'' clearly took some inspiration from the premise. ---- {{tropelist}} Line 38: [[Category:Gotham Girls]] [[Category:Batman]] [[Category:~~DCAU~~DC Animated Universe]] [[Category:New Media]] [[Category:Web Animation of the 2000s]] [[Category:Flash Content]]