I loved the title cards on BTAS and I was so bummed to see they weren’t continued here. Perhaps something that disappoints only me is the dropping of title cards. There is a reduction of shadows as well making everything lighter in appearance. Oddly, Gotham would also feature a red sky apparently to heighten the darkness of the show vs the much brighter Superman. “Dark Deco” was now out, in its place was a modern Gotham with cell phones and (gasp!) color TV. The show would need to be updated to match the style of Superman and to also make the show cheaper to produce. In his place was a new, much younger, Robin and Batgirl would be there as well.
Dick Grayson would return, but not as Robin but rather Nightwing. Like the second season of that show, this one would focus on Batman and a supporting cast of heroes.
It would make sense for the two to cross paths, and so WB commissioned a new Batman series envisioned as a sequel to BTAS. It was decided that it would make a lot of sense for Superman to simply be partnered with Batman to form an hour programming block of DC’s hottest heroes. The network’s flagship action cartoon was Superman, or Superman: The Animated Series. The New Batman Adventures placed greater emphasis on Batman’s supporting cast. Gradually, as the license agreements with Fox expired the shows WB had created for that network migrated to its network. That block of programming would be occupied by cartoons primarily, most of which included characters WB owned. On JanuThe WB was launched and alongside it came Kids’ WB. At some point, the executives at WB decided it would just make more sense for them to start their own network. and Fox had a nice relationship in the 1990s where WB created several shows that Fox aired as part of its Fox Kids lineup on weekday afternoons and Saturday morning. The show largely exists thanks to two new developments since the previous series ended in 1995: the WB network, and Superman. The Blu Ray set released in 2018 simply refers to it as such and the intro for each episode is the Season One intro from the Fox Kids era. This is essentially the start of a sequel series, but it’s been retconned over the years (or just simplified) as Season 3 of Batman: The Animated Series. Freeze: SubZero we have now finally arrived at The New Batman Adventures era of the show.
First Appearance: Robin (Tim Drake), Mo, Lar, CurĪfter pausing for a week to discuss the 1998 film Batman & Mr.
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