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** He also has a long argument about ways and means with alternate-universe Batman in the episode "A Better World". Even better is that the two Batmans (Batmen?) are deliberately hidden in shadows the entire time, making it so that the conversation could be interpreted as either one starting it.
** The ultimate example in [[The DCAU]] comes in the ''[[Justice League Unlimited]]'' episode "[[For the Man Who Has Everything]]", where Batman, voiced by [[Kevin Conroy]], has a flashback of his father, voiced by [[Kevin Conroy]], being mugged by Joe Chill, voiced by [[Kevin Conroy]].
** And again in the JLU episode "Future Shock", holding both sides of the conversation between present-day Batman and the elderly Bruce Wayne from ''[[Batman Beyond]]''.
** All these examples of Batman are ''literalised'' examples of the ''character'' talking to himself, so it's no real surprise...
* Tim Daly, the voice of the titular character from ''[[Superman: The Animated Series]]'' also voiced Bizarro, which is justified in that Bizarro is a clone of Superman, but they sound different as the former sounds more guttural and simple and backwards than the first. In one sequence, a yet to be corrupted Bizarro does talk as Superman and at one point saves Clark Kent from falling.
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