Batman:The Animated Series

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It's weird because as a kid I liked X-men and Spider-man more. I was always more into Marvel and I wasn't feeling the BTAS animation style at the time. Now that I'm older and with the entire DCAU complete I just see that BTAS was on another level overall.
 

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It's weird because as a kid I liked X-men and Spider-man more. I was always more into Marvel and I wasn't feeling the BTAS animation style at the time. Now that I'm older and with the entire DCAU complete I just see that BTAS was on another level overall.
I felt the same way, back than I preferred both the 90's X men and Spiderman show over this, I think it was the animation that put me off.

I couldn't find any media-fire links, getting it via torrent.




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def the goat cartoon. Man we lived as kings when we were kids. We had xmen, batman, and gargoyles at the same damn time

Don't forget about Spider-Man and Superman.






I've always preferred this version of the intro:
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tL8tZi_oY9M"]The Adventures of Batman & Robin Intro #2[/ame]

For some reason, this version of the intro isn't on any of the "Batman: the Animated Series" related DVDs. But you can find this intro on some of the old
"The Adventures of Batman & Robin" titled VHS tapes from the 90's.
 

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The Adventures of Batman and Robin were aired concurrently with Batman the animated series? I don't remember there being two separate intros when Robin made an appearance.
 

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The Adventures of Batman and Robin were aired concurrently with Batman the animated series? I don't remember there being two separate intros when Robin made an appearance.

They made it later on in the show and only used it when Robin was a main feature.

From Wikipedia:

After the series produced its 65th episode (the minimum number necessary for a TV series to be successfully syndicated), Fox Network executives ordered a second season of 20 more episodes that was later reduced to airing weekly on Saturday mornings. The second season featured Robin more prominently and, as a result, was retitled "The Adventures of Batman & Robin" in the title credits; this run of episodes had two new opening sequences and ending credits. In total, Batman: The Animated Series reached 85 episodes before finishing its original run of episodes on September 15, 1995.


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