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Blackhawk

***Blackhawk*** is an American television series that ran for 4 seasons from 2024 to 2027. It is based on the DC Comics hero of the same name, as well as the associated Blackhawks/Blackhawk Squadron. It is the eighth television series in the DCEU and the fourth television series in Phase 3. It premiered on February 1, 2024.

## Plot Summary

The adventures of Janos Prohaska, or the eponymous Blackhawk, and his leadership of the elite squadron of ace pilots in World War II.

## Cast

### Main

* Goran Visnjic as Blackhawk/Janos Prohaska (seasons 1-4)
* David Harbour as Stanislaus (seasons 1-4)
* Miles Teller as Chuck (seasons 1-4)
* Barry Pepper as Hendrickson (seasons 1-4)
* Haaz Sleiman as André (seasons 1-4)
* Stellan Skarsgard as Olaf (seasons 1-4)
* Ryan Potter as Chopper (seasons 1-4)
* Katheryn Winnick as Lady Blackhawk/Zinda Blake (seasons 3-4)

## Reception

When is first premiered, *Blackhawk* received positive reviews from critics and audiences. "Spielberg took what was great about *Saving Private Ryan* and added that splash of comic book exaggeration and fun, and made it one of the best TV shows to come out of the DCEU." The series was praised for a great balance of tone between comic book exaggeration, with heavy war realism, as well as the chemistry between the Blackhawk Squadron. This praise continued into season 2.

For seasons 3 and 4, the series had rather mixed reception, as the writing took a bit of a nose dive, with fan favorite Lady Blackhawk getting little attention and many fans complaining about this. Spielberg later stated that he just wanted Blackhawk to be a mini-series or 2 seasons at the most, and felt obligated to continue on. He even stated he wasn't a fan of Lady Blackhawk, and was told to include her because of the fans. However, some fans still liked these seasons, even if the two previous seasons were much better.

## Trivia

* Initially, there was supposed to be a reference to Wonder Woman in season 1, as well as a reference to the Justice Society, but Steven Spielberg wanted to keep the show contained in its "own little world". Many fans took this as it taking place on another Earth, but DC Films confirmed that it took place on Earth-1.
* Spielberg only wanted Barry Pepper for the role of Hendrickson, as he envisioned the role as a "spiritual successor" to his role in *Saving Private Ryan*.
Green Arrow

***Green Arrow*** is a 2021 superhero film based on the DC Comics hero of the same name. It is the eleventh film of the DCEU and the seventh film of Phase 2. It was released on April 2, 2021.

## Plot Summary

After being marooned on a deserted island for many years, and taking down a drug operation in the process, Oliver Queen came home to save Star City from corruption as the Green Arrow. Years later, he encounters the nefarious Count Vertigo who initially wants to steal some jewels that belonged to his royal family. But when he and his fiancee Dinah Lance start to uncover what he's really planning, Green Arrow and Black Canary realize he's more than just a common jewel thief.

## Cast

* Garrett Hedlund as Green Arrow/Oliver Queen
* Teresa Palmer as Black Canary/Dinah Lance
* Thomas Kretschmann as Count Vertigo
* Scott Adkins as Constantine Drakon
* Jeff Bridges as Mack Morgan
* Kitty Zhang as Sandra Hawke

## Reception

*Green Arrow* received positive reviews from critics and mixed to positive reviews from fans. "*Green Arrow* manages to be a shining example of how to balance comic book accuracy and realism with this great action romp from Goddard and Smith." Many praised the performances, balance of comedy and action, tone, writing, music, and accuracy to the comics. However, die hard *Arrow* fans disliked the more comedic and friendly approach to Green Arrow, as well as a selected few stating that Charlie Hunnam would've been a better choice in the lead role.

## Trivia

* *Green Arrow* was a last minute addition to the line up of Phase 2 due to the recent announcement that *Arrow* would be ending. *Justice League II* was meant to be the only film getting released in 2021. The forerunner to get the film off the ground and greenlit was Kevin Smith who wanted a more "balanced" approach to the character after *Smallville* and *Arrow*.
* Smith considered directing the film but he wanted to focus on writing, so Drew Goddard was chosen to helm the project. He eventually helped with tightening certain aspects of the script later on in pre-production.
* Alan Silvestri was chosen to score the film after his work on *The Avengers* movies.
* Both Goddard and Smith stated that Charlie Hunnam was never considered for the role at any point during production.
Moony

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**Moony** is an American animation YouTuber and that is rumored to be joining TransnistriaRP. Vinner has confirmed that she would be joining at some point, but she has, yet to appear on the server. However Moony joined the official creator Discord server and appeared interacting with other creators there for a couple of times.

## Platforms

Deactivated Deviantart

Current deviantart (Inactive)
Discord

## Channel History

*Taken from Moony (Wikitubia)*

Moony started her animation career by doing Stop Motion animations. Her first video **Thank you :)** and 2 more were Stop Motion animations with her character Moony. She was doing a lot of animations including her character but she didn't get a lot of subscribers until she switched to Countryhumans related content. Her first Countryhumans related video **Paris | Animation Meme (Countryhumans)** got over 10.000 views. Now Moony is writing a book named **Full Moon** and doing collaborations with other YouTubers.

## Quotes

"Tit birds"

"Soviet onion"

"dfghjkl"
Wonder Girl

***Wonder Girl*** is a 2030 superhero film featuring the DC Comics hero of the same name. It is the thirty-sixth film in the DCEU and the third film in Phase 5. It is part of the *Wonder Woman* franchise. It was released on September 6, 2030.

## Plot Summary

After fighting crime for some time, Donna Troy is tired of being in Wonder Woman's shadow despite everything she's done to not be. Around the same time, she starts investigating a Paula Von Gunther, who turns out wants to ignite a Fourth Reich and take over America. She thinks that this will be her ticket to be something more than just Wonder Woman's sidekick. While doing so, she befriends a young girl who might help her in more ways than she thought.

## Cast

* Thomasin McKenzie as Wonder Girl/Donna Troy
* Diane Krueger as Paula Von Gunther
* McKenna Grace as Cassie Sandsmark
* Adrianne Palicki as Cheetah/Barbara Ann Minerva

## Reception

*Wonder Girl* received positive reviews from critics and audiences. "Despite not knowing this Wonder Girl for a long time, McKenzie creates an intriguing version of Donna Troy's character that makes this a truly great addition to the *Wonder Woman* franchise." Many praised the performances, action, chemistry between McKenzie and Grace, drama, writing, and dialogue. However, some fans were disappointed that McKenzie wasn't Wonder Girl for long before passing down the role to Sandsmark.

## Trivia

* Despite not initially wanting to, Patty Jenkins eventually used the original story treatment for *Wonder Woman II* to use for this film as Kimberly Peirce wanted to see Jenkins' original version come intro fruition.
* While Thomasin McKenzie loved the script, she was fairly disappointed that she had to pass down the torch of Wonder Girl to the more favored Cassie Sandsmark. "I never got to make my mark as this character. We never got to see that growth after being Circe's pawn and then finally deciding to leave that title. It's sad, and I'd love to see the adventures of Donna Troy before the events of the movie." McKenzie actually tried to get a TV show off the ground entitled *Donna* with the help of Patty Jenkins featuring Donna in her Wonder Girl years, but it never got off the ground.
Firestorm

***Firestorm*** is a 2044 superhero film featuring the DC Comics character of the same name. It is the sixty-eighth film in the DCEU and the twenty-third film Post-Justice League V. It was released on July 14, 2044.

## Plot Summary

The original Killer Frost, Crystal Frost, is killed in a battle after absorbing too much heat/power from Firestorm. When her friend, Dr. Louise Lincoln learns of this, she decides to repeat the experiment that turned Crystal into her villainous counterpart, to get revenge on Firestorm. As well as avenge her fallen friend.

## Cast

* Logan Lerman as Firestorm/Ronnie Raymond
* Sam Neill as Firestorm/Professor Martin Stein
* Cate Blanchett as Killer Frost II/Dr. Louis Lincoln
* Natalie Dormer as Killer Frost/Crystal Frost
* Matthew Fox as Ed Raymond

## Reception

*Firestorm* received mixed reviews from critics and audiences. "While doing some unique things ideas in regards to the villain and some of the superheroics, it ends up somewhat falling flat." The performances, some story aspects, themes, villain development, and pacing were praised. However, the story, effects, and lack of anything new were criticized.

## Trivia

* Originally, the main villain was supposed to be the first Killer Frost, but Grahame-Smith wasn't a huge fan of that version of the character, and wanted to use Louise Lincoln instead. However, since Crystal Frost was already established from *The Suicide Squad*, he ultimately decided to kill off the character and replace her with Louise Lincoln.
Revenge of the Red Hood

***Revenge of the Red Hood*** is a 2033 superhero film featuring the DC Comics anti-hero of the same name, as well as Batman and his affiliates. It is a loose adaptation of the story Batman: Under the Hood by Judd Winick. It is the forty-third film in the DCEU and the tenth film in Phase 5. It was released on February 4, 2033.

## Plot Summary

Someone has been lurking from the shadows, watching Batman for quite some time. He thinks that Batman is only a half measure, and to truly protect Gotham, he must do what is necessary for this city to prosper. It's a mysterious man named: Red Hood. Batman doesn't know who this person is, only that he must be stopped at all costs... or, should he?

## Cast

* Dacre Montgomery as Red Hood/Jason Todd
* Ben Affleck as Batman/Bruce Wayne
* Johnny Depp as The Joker
* Ty Simpkins as Nightwing/Dick Grayson
* Wyatt Oleff as Meadowlark/Tim Drake

## Reception

*Revenge of the Red Hood* received positive reviews from critics and audiences. "Under Zahler's direction, he creates an even more brutal, sadistic, and borderline dystopian Gotham City, with Red Hood perceived as the hero, and Batman perceived as a has been. It was an interesting route to take and everyone involved pulls it off near flawlessly." Many people praised the performances, direction, writing, music, action sequences, brutal tone, and themes. However, some hardcore Batman fans disliked how Batman is seen as the villain and thought the animated film *Batman: Under the Red Hood* was a far superior adaptation of Winick's work.

## Trivia

* S. Craig Zahler was most definitely not the original choice of director. His films were too controversial and violent and didn't think he would fit the mold of an established universe. Higher ups tried other directors but all of them lacked the edge needed for the role of Red Hood. David Fincher was considered again at some point, but he turned it down, disliking what the franchise had become. Eventually, Zahler was called to see if he was interested, and he actually agreed to see them. He agreed that Fincher was right and he viewed the universe as stale and repetitive. He wanted a film that would challenge the beliefs of one of the biggest heroes in that universe and view him as the villain. They liked his pitch enough to hire him for the film.
* The first R rated film of the DCEU. Zahler was told many times to tone down the film but he ignored them. Then when it came to editing, higher ups tried to edit out the violence to create a PG-13 cut but it resulted in an incomprehensible film. It was because of this they had to settle for an R rating, as well as change the released date from May to February so a hard R rated film wouldn't be released in a more "child friendly" part of the year, similar to *Deadpool* and *Logan*.
Animal Man

***Animal Man*** is a 2026 limited series featuring the DC Comics hero of the same name. It is the fourth mini-series of the DCEU and the only mini-series of Phase 4. It premiered on October 26, 2026, and ended on December 28, 2026.

## Plot Summary

Inspired by the Grant Morrison run, Buddy Baker goes through the beats of being bestowed powers, learning to use them, becoming a stunt man instead, and ultimately, deciding to become a hero with the support of his wife and kids.

## Cast

* Aaron Paul as Animal Man/Buddy Baker
* Jane Levy as Ellen Baker
* Cade Woodward as Cliff Baker
* Violet McGraw as Maxine Baker
* Phil LaMarr as Anansi
* Tahmoh Penikett as Biowolf
* Alfred Enoch as BloodRage

## Reception

Animal Man received positive reviews from critics and audiences. "Just like *Legion*, Hawley takes an obscure character and makes them a household name through one simple series." Many praised the performances, themes, writing, chemistry, tone, and cinematography. However, some felt it was 1 or 2 episodes too long.

## Trivia

* Geoff Johns originally wanted this to come out in 2024, because of the famous mini-series The Last Days of Animal Man which took place in 2024. However, producers wanted to save this for Phase 4.
* Sam Esmail was the original contender to helm the mini-series but he turned it down citing the character to be too weird. It was because of this that Noah Hawley was chosen instead.
The Batman

***The Batman*** is a 2020 superhero film featuring the DC Comics hero of the same name. It is the ninth film in the DCEU and the fifth film in Phase 2. It was released on June 5, 2020.

## Plot Summary

Batman has been protecting Gotham City for so many years, and it's taken a bit of a toll on him. But he needs to think about his mission first and foremost. With this, one of his greatest and most troublesome adversaries has popped up once again: The Riddler. After quickly dealing with the threat of Clayface, Batman needs to figure out Riddler's endgame before it's too late. But, Mr. Nygma always seems to have tricks up his sleeves.

## Cast

* Ben Affleck as Batman/Bruce Wayne
* Matthew Gray Gubler as The Riddler/Edward Nygma
* Jeremy Irons as Alfred Pennyworth
* Eva Green as Catwoman/Selina Kyle
* J.K. Simmons as Commissioner Jim Gordon
* Paul Giamatti as Harvey Bullock
* Desmond Harrington as Clayface/Basil Karlo
* Wyatt Oleff as Tim Drake

## Reception

*The Batman* received very positive reviews from critics and audiences. "Fincher's direction is absolutely perfect for a Batman noir tale, and he nails it spectacularly. Arguably the best Batman film to date." Everyone praised the direction, tone, themes, performances, action, cinematography, music, and story. However, some felt that Giamatti was wrong for the role of Harvey Bullock, and the writing in places wasn't as tight as it could've been.

## Trivia

* David Fincher's original choice for Harvey Bullock was Gary Oldman (who he just worked with on *Mank*) but he soon realized that he already played Commissioner Gordon in *The Dark Knight* trilogy, so he went with Giamatti instead.
* Wyatt Oleff was chosen for the role of Tim Drake purely because Fincher thought he gave the best audition, not realizing he was already famous for the *IT* films.
* The only casting choice Fincher didn't care for in the final product was Desmond Harrington as Clayface. He was against using the character in the first place, and he decided to go with a smaller C-list actor for the role. When watching the film, he realized he should've put more care into character because he thought Harrington's performance "stunk". He was surprised that more people disliked Giamatti's performance than Harrington's performance.
* Fincher was extremely nervous in early talks for the film because he didn't want history to repeat itself with coming into an already established franchise like what happened with *Alien 3*. Luckily, due to the fact that influential filmmaker Guillermo del Toro was producing the film, it calmed his nerves, and he eventually agreed to do the film. As well as the fact that del Toro promised he would be given total control of the film.
Zauriel: The Fallen Angel

***Zauriel: The Fallen Angel*** (shortened to just ***Zauriel*** in some marketing) was an American television series that ran for three seasons from 2044 to 2047. It is the twenty-third television series of the DCEU and the seventh Post-Justice League V. It premiered on September 18, 2044.

## Plot Summary

Zauriel was a guardian angel until he fell in love with a human and he was cast out of Heaven for trying to be with her. As well as learning the plans of a second rebellion against God. He is now doomed to walk the Earth as a mortal while the leader of the planned rebellion, Asmodel, and his forces try to hunt him down and kill him.

## Cast

### Main

* Ed Stoppard as Zauriel
* Richard Armitage as Asmodel (season 1; recurring: seasons 2-3)

### Recurring

* Morgan Freeman as The Presence
* Ian McDiarmid as Neron
* Matthew McNulty as Etrigan
* Kevin Conroy as Michael
* William Moseley as Triumph/William MacIntyre

## Reception

When it first premiered, *Zauriel: The Fallen Angel* received mixed reviews from critics and audiences. "It seems a bit too similar to *Resurrection Man* and with that, falls flat despite a very great premise." While many praised the performances and story, many felt that it was retreading old ground with the "drifter" like story similar to *Resurrection Man,* the original *Incredible Hulk* series and Eric Kripke's previous series, *Supernatural.*

However, for the remainder of the series, it received mainly positive reviews, as it more so abandoned the drifter like storyline, and felt more along the lines of something like *Smallville* or *Gotham* with a touch of *Lucifer.* As well as being more episodic in its storylines and didn't really feature a main villain outside of Asmodel appearing from time to time.

## Cancellation

Due to the mixed reviews of the first season and the declining ratings because of that, it was eventually cancelled after three seasons. However, it was given a chance to wrap everything up in the last two episodes, which had to be heavily rewritten. Initially, it was supposed to end with Zauriel dying and going to heaven with Asmodel going to Hell and would lead to season 4 (which was intended to be the final season). However, things had to be sped up, and due to the popularity of the character in the 2000s, Zauriel was brought to the main DC universe where he would live out the rest of his days.
Sea Devils

***Sea Devils*** is a 2044 superhero film featuring the DC Comics team of the same name. It is the sixty-seventh film in the DCEU and the twenty-second film Post-Justice League V. It was released on January 22, 2044.

## Plot Summary

A team of underwater adventurers try to find a famous artifact that went down with a ship lost to history. Unfortunately for them, an ancient dormant race has been guarding it for centuries. And they won't let someone else take what is rightfully theirs...

## Cast

* Luke Bracey as Dane Dorrance
* Wyatt Russel as Biff Bailey
* Maisie Williams as June Walton
* Maxwell Jenkins as Nicky Walton

## Reception

*Sea Devils* received negative reviews from critics and audiences. "While nothing truly awful, it just seems strange that DC would release an *Indiana Jones* like adventure film that does nothing new with the genre." While some would enjoy the film for what it was, some people didn't like how it was derivative of other better adventure films like *National Treasure*, *The Mummy* and of course, *Indiana Jones*. As well as no worthwhile performances, mediocre writing, poor story, one-dimensional characters, and being too generic. However, the effects for the underwater scenes were praised.
Shotgun Goblin

Shotgun goblins are inhabitants of the **Ascension Cave**, and represent the basic grunts of the goblin army. They are very common near goblin settlements, guarding the main entrance, but they also can be found far from their land as scouting troops. They obey blindly the **Goblin King** and attack any outsider without hesitation.

## Appearance

Like other kind of goblins, they have green skin, pointy ears and sharp teeth. They wear red or yellow headscarfs to differentiate themselves from other goblin warriors, but their main characteristic is the shotgun they use with extremely good aim. Their weapon looks like a classic musket with modern features.

## Strengths and weaknesses

The shotgun goblins can hit a target from a far distance. They don't miss a shot unless their victim has good reflexes and moves fast. They can manipulate their ammo to shoot one single bullet or a projectile that can be divided into three.

However, the time they need to reload their weapon is too long and makes them very exposed until the shotgun is ready to fire. They lack melee combat skills, so they can not offer any resistance when confronted by nearby opponents. Shotgun goblins are deadly at the distance but weak at close rage.

## Strategy

Use the environment to avoid their shots and get close to their possition. You can jump between the platforms or use the arrow mechanic. Wait until they need to reload the weapon to jump in front of them and start with melee combat. You should have no problem to finish them before the shotgun is ready again.

## Gallery

Shotgun goblin jumping to avoid getting hitScreenshot of a shotgun goblin just after opening fireShotgun goblin character sheet
Plastic Man

***Plastic Man*** is a 2024 superhero film featuring the DC Comics hero of the same name. It is the nineteenth film in the DCEU and the seventh film in Phase 3. It was released February 16, 2024.

## Plot Summary

Patrick "Eel" O'Brien was a henchman for hire, until he got into a freak accident that made his skin like rubber. Being found by Batman, he convinces him to become a hero with his newfound powers and he does so, but still feels conflicted about what he's doing and if he can truly redeem himself. He soon comes face to face with a villain named Doctor Dome, and despite being absolutely ridiculous, Eel thinks he needs help from another stretchy hero, the Elongated Man.

## Cast

* Andy Samberg as Plastic Man/Patrick "Eel" O'Brien
* John Leguizamo as Doctor Dome
* Topher Grace as Elongated Man/Ralph Dibny
* Macauley Culkin as Kite Man/Chuck Brown
* Ben Affleck as Batman

## Reception

*Plastic Man* received mixed reviews from critics and audiences. "While it's fairly easy to compare this to *Deadpool*, it really does try to be its own thing, despite some minor flaws with many aspects of the overall film." Some liked the performances, comedy, action, and the funny non-sensical plot. However, some stated that it does try too hard to be *Deadpool* at various points, the special effects were lousy due to limited budget, and doesn't do enough with Plastic Man and Batman's relationship that could've been showcased. Kevin Smith went on to state that a lot of Batman scenes were cut for the final product to maintain a more "comedy film running time". Smith wanted the film to be a little more than 2 hours long.

## Trivia

* After the success of *Green Arrow*, DC executives offered Kevin Smith another film in Phase 3, this time to direct and write. Smith wanted to direct *Batman II* after David Fincher left but they wouldn't allow it. Smith decided to have a more obscure character added to the universe, so he decided on Plastic Man. Similarly to Green Arrow, Plastic Man would then be added to the Justice League roster.
* While he knew it was a gamble, Smith wanted Topher Grace for Elongated Man due to his more dry delivery despite still being a goofy guy. Grace originally turned it down due to fan hatred of his role in *Spider-Man 3*. After reading the script though, he decided to do the film.
Justice League Dark 3

***Justice League Dark 3*** is a 2046 superhero film featuring the DC Comics team of the same name. It is the seventy-first film in the DCEU and the twenty sixth Post-Justice League V. It is the sequel to *Justice League Dark 2.* It was released on March 16, 2046.

## Plot Summary

Justice League Dark, must now fight their toughest villain yet: Hecate.

## Cast

* Alexandra Daddario as Zatanna
* Colin Farrell as Willoughby Kipling
* Catherine Zeta-Jones as Madame Xanadu
* Matthew Goode as Deadman/Boston Brand
* Derek Mears as Swamp Thing
* Serinda Swan as Black Orchid/Susan Linden-Thorpe
* Chris Rankin as Shade The Changing Man
* Amiah Miller as Amethyst
* Frank Welker as Detective Chimp (voice)
* Ray Park as Man-Bat
* Daniel Craig as Blue Devil/Daniel Cassidy
* Helena Bonham Carter as Hecate

## Reception

*Justice League Dark 3* received positive reviews from critics and audiences. "The cap to this trilogy is much better than its predecessor." Many praised the performances, effects, writing, tone, pacing, dialogue, music, and chemistry between characters.
Justice Society (cancelled)

***Justice Society*** was a film that was considered for Phase 4.

## Overview

During the pre-production stage of Phase 4, one of the films that was announced for 2029 was *Justice Society* which was going to be written and directed by Drew Goddard. While working on the film, Goddard started reading all of the great and fascinating stories of the Golden Age, and wanted to utilize them properly, so he suggested a trilogy of Justice Society films. Executives declined his request and told him to focus on one film. With this, he decided to make a film entitled *The Golden Age* where it featured multiple heroes from the Golden Age of the DCEU in one giant epic. At around the same time, one of the television projects fell through (assumed to be the *Deathstroke* mini-series) and one of the higher ups offered Goddard a television series instead, and he gladly accepted. He started working with his old colleague, Steven S. DeKnight, on the series and it eventually became *The Golden Age*. While the 2029 slot tried to be filled with other films, they were all cancelled and only two films came out in 2029.

## Plot

With the script he prepared, Goddard stated that the film was going to be about the JSA's first confrontation with Vandal Savage, so the JSA could come full circle with *Justice Society: Legacy.* When Goddard got the idea for a trilogy of films, he envisioned Ultra Humanite for the second film and Johnny Sorrow for the third film. However, no treatments or scripts were prepared. When the idea was changed to *The Golden Age*, the JSA was featured, as well as smaller heroes that were eventually featured in the television series. Goddard wanted it to be a 3 and half hour epic. There was a treatment prepared, but no script. The script Goddard prepared would eventually be retooled into the first two episodes of the series.

## Cast

While Goddard had no casting ideas for the JSA, these were going to be the heroes featured in the original idea for the film:

* Doctor Fate
* Hourman
* The Spectre
* Hawkman
* Hawkgirl
* Sandman
* Doctor Mid-Nite
* Starman
* Mister Terrific
* Wildcat
* Black Canary

It was the lineup we got in *The Golden Age* with the exception of Star Spangled Kid and Johnny Thunder.

## Legacy

As stated, the film was eventually made into *The Golden Age* with the original script and ideas being utilized there with the JSA and the street level heroes getting a season and a half each.
Just Imagine...

***Just Imagine...*** (stylized as *Just Imagine*) is a 2038 limited series based on Stan Lee's Just Imagine... comic book series. It is the ninth mini-series of the DCEU and the third series Post-Justice League V. It premiered on September 5, 2038 and ended on November 28, 2038.

## Plot Summary

Stan Lee takes a shot at DC's most famous heroes and villains and feature very different versions to the ones you're used to.

## Cast

* Trevante Rhodes as Batman/Wayne Williams
* Gina Rodriguez as Wonder Woman/Maria Mendoza
* Shayne Topp as Superman/Salden
* Bradley Cooper as Green Lantern/Leonard "Len" Lewis
* Dakota Fanning as The Flash/Mary Maxwell
* Patrick Stewart as Dominic Darrk
* Tyler Hoechlin as Robin
* Charlie Rowe as Aquaman/Ramon Raymond
* Emma Watson as Catwoman/Joanie Jordan
* Eddie Redmayne as Shazam/Robert Rogers
* Michael Biehn as Sandman/Col. Larry Wilton
* Dominic Purcell as Crisis
* Mackenzie Davis as Oracle

## Reception

*Just Imagine...* received mixed to negative reviews from critics and audiences. "Very much like the comic series it is based after, *Just Imagine...* is a semi decent premise with piss poor execution." Many criticized the one-dimensional characters, the lack of intrigue, poor writing, cartoon-y villain, and shotty writing. However, some gave praise to some episodes as well as the performances from most of the cast.

## Trivia

* A rumor was spreading in preparation to the premiere that this had intended to be the ninth season of *Elseworlds* if it had continued on, but Bryan Fuller stated multiple times that this wasn't true. So much so, he published a short story collection of what the intended ninth season would be.
Justice Society: Legacy

***Justice Society: Legacy*** is a 2021 limited series featuring the DC Comics team of the same name. It is the second mini-series of the DCEU and the second and final mini-series in Phase 2. It premiered on October 27, 2021 and ended on November 17, 2021.

## Plot Summary

Kent Nelson is in a state of content. He has returned to his profession, has a stable friendship with his ex-wife and is seeing his daughter almost daily. But a foe of the old Justice Society resurfaces named Vandal Savage. He gathers the various heroes he met over his tenure as Doctor Fate to defeat the world's first meta-human once and for all.

## Cast

* Domhnall Gleeson as Doctor Fate II/Kent V. Nelson
* Harry Styles as Hourman II/Rick Tyler
* Isaiah Mustafa as The Spectre/Crispus Allen
* Justin Hartley as Silver Scarab/Hector Hall
* Graham Phillips as Sandman II/Sandy Hawkins
* Alexander Skarsgard as Doctor Mid-Nite III/Pieter Cross
* Jamie Bell as Starman II/Jack Knight
* Sterling K. Brown as Mr. Terrific II/Michael Holt
* Stephanie Beatriz as Wildcat II/Yolanda Montez
* Teresa Palmer as Black Canary II/Dinah Lance
* Keanu Reeves as Vandal Savage
* Katie McGrath as Marissa
* Spencer Moss as Laryn Nelson

## List of Episodes

 2
 3
 4

## Reception

*Justice Society: Legacy* received mixed to positive reviews from critics and positive reviews from audiences. "While *Justice Society: Legacy* manages to have a lot of great moments, a good story, and some good performances, it falters on villain and is too overstuffed for just four episodes." Many stated that the writing, performances, action, plot, and effects were very good. However, many also stated that Reeves' performance as Vandal Savage left a lot to be desired, there were too many characters, and a lack of consequences. Some even compared it to the very disappointing Marvel limited series *The Defenders.*

## Trivia

* Lauren Schmidt did consider cutting characters to better fit the running time, but thought all of them were necessary to the story so all were included. Schmidt later stated that she considered cutting Crispus Allen, Sandy Hawkins, Yolanda Montez, and Dinah Lance.
* Benicio del Toro was the original choice for Vandal Savage, but he was considered too high brow to be in something like this, so Reeves was chosen instead.
Traci 13

***Traci 13*** was an American television series that ran for two seasons from 2029 to 2031. It is based around the DC Comics character of the same name (also spelled as Traci Thirteen). It is the twelfth television series of the DCEU and the third and final television series of Phase 4. It premiered on October 16, 2029.

## Plot Summary

A young girl with magical capabilities is barred from using them by her father after her mother dies from magical influence. So, Traci decides to run away from home, and further learn the ways of magic, while also helping people and meeting other magical users along the way.

## Cast

### Recurring

* Giovanni Ribisi as Dr. Thirteen
* Alexandra Daddario as Zatanna Zatara

## Reception

When it first premiered, *Traci 13* received mixed reception from critics and audiences. "*Traci 13* tries to be almost a supernatural *Jessica Jones* for the young teen audience, but it never really takes off in the right way." While some liked the darker elements and the relatability of the main character, much of the negativity came from bad melodrama, terrible effects, and suffered from many weaknesses of other CW shows. This continued into season 2, and because of this, it was eventually cancelled.

## Trivia

* This was announced in October of 2017 as *Project 13* with Elizabeth Banks as an executive producer and not connected to the DCEU, but the project never came to fruition. When Jonathan Entwhistle heard that this was a long forgotten project, he ultimately decided to revive it but connected to the DCEU and introduce Zatanna as a supporting character.
* Entwhistle claimed that The CW sabotaged a lot of his ideas, and the show ultimately became a hodge podge with no real focus on what it wanted to be. Entwhistle blames this as the reason it never took off and why it was ultimately cancelled, a rarity for The CW.
Captain Atom

***Captain Atom*** is 2040 superhero film featuring the DC Comics character of the same name. It is the fifty-ninth film of the DCEU and the fourteenth film Post-Justice League V. It was released on February 10, 2040.

## Plot Summary

Nathaniel Adam was a soldier and arrested for a crime he did not commit in the not too distant past. Colonel Wade Eiling offered him to be pardoned for his crimes through testing a new metal for aircrafts, by nuclear bomb. Adam has no choice but to accept. He goes through with it, but it's assumed he is killed in the explosion, when in actuality, he is flung forward into the future while the experimental metal gets attached to his skin. Wade Eiling finds him, who is now a General and stepfather to his children, decides to use him for black ops missions and be the government's own superhero as he was not pardoned for his crimes. Adam becomes Captain Atom, and he struggles with his powers and freedom, while also being in a world that has forgotten him.

## Cast

* Josh Duhamel as Captain Atom/Nathaniel Adam
* Mel Gibson as Colonel/General Wade Eiling
* Lena Headey as Bette Sans Souci
* Emily Wickersham as Peggy Eiling
* Sam Hargrave as Randy Eiling

## Reception

*Captain Atom* received critical acclaim from critics and audiences. "After a dud like the recent Justice League film, DC needed a win, and this was most definitely it." Many praised the performances, writing, tone, and themes that explore depression, grief, freedom, and loneliness. The cerebral tone at times was also heavily praised, and the effects, despite the lesser budget. However, despite a smaller budget, it was considered a bomb by DC Films.

## Trivia

* While Mel Gibson was vocal about his distaste for superhero films in the past, he accepted the role because he liked how the film was so vastly different from "other generic superhero fare".
* Josh Duhamel was cast as Captain Atom due to his role as The Utopian in *Jupiter's Legacy.*
Luthor

***Luthor*** is a 2019 limited series based on the DC Comics villain, Lex Luthor. It is the first mini-series of the DCEU and the first mini-series of Phase 2. It premiered on September 13, 2019 and ended on November 1, 2019.

## Plot Summary

Lex Luthor was a man who couldn't be touched. He was one of the most powerful men in America, as well as one of the smartest. All of it was brought crumbling to the ground thanks to one thing: Superman. In Luthor's pursuit of power and trying to prove that Superman could not be trusted, it brought about his downfall. This series chronicles the life of Luthor from his point of view and how the original Man of Tomorrow became Superman's greatest nemesis.

## Cast

### Main

* Michael C. Hall as Lex Luthor
* Jessica Biel as Mercy Graves
* Jai Courtney as Otis Graves
* Ashley Johnson as Eve Tessmacher
* Wes Bentley as John Corben
* John Goodman as Bruno Mannheim
* Leonardo DiCaprio as Morgan Edge
* Jesse Plemons as Raymond Jensen
* Jeff Daniels as Dr. Emil Hamilton
* D.B. Woodside as Mr. Quigley

### Guest

* Henry Cavill as Superman
* Ben Affleck as Bruce Wayne

## Reception

*Luthor* received universal acclaim from critics and audiences. "Richard Price manages to bring us a story that elevates Hall's Luthor from fantastic to arguably the greatest portrayal of the villain ever put to screen." Everyone praised the performances of Hall and Biel, writing, dialogue, and plot.

## Trivia

* The casting of D.B. Woodside as a mute bodyguard/bounty hunter for Luthor received some controversy due to Woodside being African-American and thought Luthor would be using him as a "slave". It was because of this that Price inserted the small conversation between Mercy and Lex where Mercy stated it wouldn't be a good look to have him being a "servant" where Lex replied that "[He was] above such juvenile ideals [like racism]." Although, many people still remained unhappy with it, and boycotted the mini-series.
* Emil Hamilton was supposed to have a small role in *Man of Steel* but he was ultimately nixed from the final product.
Booster Gold

***Booster Gold*** is a 2037 superhero film featuring the DC Comics character of the same name. It is the fifty-third film of the DCEU and the eighth film Post-Justice League V. It was released on June 19, 2037.

## Plot Summary

Michael Jon Carter only got into this business for the fame and fortune, nothing else. But, when he encounters The Hybrid, he soon realizes he's in way over his head. So, he decides to team up with the hero Blue Beetle, and try to defeat The Hybrid, and then, maybe Booster Gold might realize what it means to really be a hero.

## Cast

* Billy Magnussen as Booster Gold/Michael Jon Carter
* Jake Gyllenhaal as Blue Beetle/Ted Kord
* Henry Golding as Behemoth
* Ian Whyte as Gorgon
* Nina Dobrev as Harpi
* Mark Steger as Prometheus
* August Diehl as Pteradon
* Emilia Clarke as Scirocco
* Mandy Gonzalez as Touch-N-Go
* Ricky Gervais as Skeets (voice)

## Reception

*Booster Gold* received mixed reviews from critics and positive reviews from audiences. "Yet another traditional superhero flick that gives us very little in terms of anything new." Critics praised the performances, the chemistry between Magnussen and Gyllenhaal, some of the comedy, and parts of the story. However, most felt there was very little to the character of Carter, felt too much like the movie *Deadpool* and was too traditional after films like *Hellblazer* and *I, Vampire.* Fans were more accepting of the film, as they were happy to see Booster Gold on the big screen, as well as more subtle points to Carter and his overall character.

## Trivia

* The film had almost everything locked down, with the exception of a director. Directors that were considered were Greg Berlanti, Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, Taika Waititi, Joseph Kosinski, and Seth Grahame-Smith. Matthew Vaughn was considered at one point due to collaborator Zack Stentz recommending him. However, he turned it down, and pushed Stentz to make his directorial debut with him producing. He agreed.
Justice League Dark 2

***Justice League Dark 2*** is a 2042 superhero film featuring the DC Comics team of the same name. It is the sixty-fourth film in the DCEU and the nineteenth film Post-Justice League V. It is the sequel to *Justice League Dark*. It was released on October 31, 2042.

## Plot Summary

Cain, the first sinner, finally wants revenge on God after cursing him all those millennia ago. If he has to take the entire world with him, so be it. Looks like a job for Justice League Dark.

## Cast

* Alexandra Daddario as Zatanna
* Colin Farrell as Willoughby Kipling
* Catherine Zeta-Jones as Madame Xanadu
* Matthew Goode as Deadman/Boston Brand
* Derek Mears as Swamp Thing
* Serinda Swan as Black Orchid/Susan Linden-Thorpe
* Chris Rankin as Shade The Changing Man
* Amiah Miller as Amethyst
* Frank Welker as Detective Chimp (voice)
* Ray Park as Man-Bat
* Daniel Craig as Blue Devil/Daniel Cassidy
* Brad Dourif as Cain

## Reception

*Justice League Dark 2* received mixed to positive reviews from critics and audiences. "This film has a lot of great things going for it, but doesn't quite reach the caliber of the first." While many praised the performances, effects, story, themes, and dark tone, many stated that the pacing and climax weren't great.
Superman: Brainiac

***Superman: Brainiac*** is a 2023 superhero film featuring the DC Comics hero of the same name. It is the seventeenth film in the DCEU and the fifth film in Phase 3. It was released on July 21, 2023.

## Plot Summary

While on the anniversary of his adoptive father's death, Clark reflects on his past of living in Kansas, as well as looking back at Krypton's history. He soon realizes that the person responsible for Krypton's destruction is in fact coming to Earth. It is to gather intelligence and become the smartest being in the known universe, but with this, must destroy the original so its contents are rarer. Can Superman stop the wrath of Brainiac?

## Cast

* Henry Cavill as Superman/Clark Kent
* Jason Isaacs as Brainiac
* Rachel McAdams as Lois Lane
* Laurence Fishburne as Perry White
* Nathan Kress as Jimmy Olsen
* Courtney B. Vance as Ron Troupe
* Hayden Panettiere as Cat Grant
* Derek Theler as Steve Lombard
* Diane Lane as Martha Kent
* Dennis Quaid as Zor-El
* Laura Dern as Alura In-Ze

## Reception

*Superman: Brainiac* received very positive reviews from critics and audiences. "After not seeing another Superman film for 8 years, McQuarrie manages to bring him back full force in this fantastic adaptation of the Johns/Frank story of the same name." Manny praised the performances (especially Isaacs), visual effects, music, cinematography, themes, and a fully realized Superman. However, some criticized the lack of Supergirl in the story, when she was a huge part in the comic.

## Trivia

* In interviews while doing press for the movie, Laura Dern heavily implied that it was a "paycheck movie" for her and didn't take it seriously since it was "just a silly comic book movie". Many fans were outraged upon hearing this.
* After the debacle on *Wonder Woman II*, and Patty Jenkins warning Christopher McQuarrie about Geoff Johns' behavior, he made sure to not take anything lightly from Johns. McQuarrie kept a very tight ship and made sure that "Johns wouldn't ruin it". He made the film with little issue from the writer, and made sure he stayed out of future films.
* Tom Cruise was an uncredited executive producer on the project, as he was close friends with McQuarrie after working on the *Mission: Impossible* franchise together. Cruise didn't want his name on the film because he didn't want to alienate any fans.
Young Justice

***Young Justice*** was an American television series that ran for two seasons from 2039 to 2040. It is the nineteenth television series of the DCEU and the third television series Post-Justice League V.

## Plot Summary

A group of young heroes are going after the same villain: Psimon, a powerful psychic who wants to conquer the world. They decide to form the team Young Justice to try and stop the villain before he does so.

## Cast

### Main

* Dante Pereira-Olsen as Robin/Damian Wayne (season 1)
* Joshua Orpin as Superboy/Conner Kent
* Noah Schnapp as Impulse/Bart Allen
* McKenna Grace Wonder Girl/Cassandra Sandsmark
* Abigail Breslin as Arrowette/Cissie King-Jones
* Joey King as Secret
* Alex Hibbert as Aqualad/Jackson Hyde (season 2)
* Matthew Davis as Red Tornado

### Recurring

* Will Poulter as Psimon (season 1)
* Freddie Highmore as Klarion the Witch Boy (season 2)

## Reception

When it first premiered, *Young Justice* received negative reviews from critics and audiences. "It tries to capture the essence of *Teen Titans* but fails miserably, on top of the fact that Damian Wayne is as insufferable as his comic book counterpart." Fans were expecting a live action adaptation of the animated series of the same name, and disliked how it followed the inferior comic books stories. As well as Damian being a terrible character, and him not gelling with the rest of the group.

When season 2 premiered, it received mixed reviews. "While there were certainly some improvements, it still doesn't manage to stick the landing." It tried to be more like the animated series, but ended up being a bad mix of polar opposite tones, despite some praise towards the inclusion of Jackson Hyde, as well as the writing and tighter pacing.

## Cancellation

Due to the chaotic tone, audience expectations, removal of certain characters, abysmal rating figures, and not knowing what it really wanted to be, the series was finally cancelled after only two seasons. Despite the very negative reception of the series, some fans were more forgiving of the series later on, and that many good ideas leaked out of its overall bad tone.

## Trivia

* Despite Shawn Levy wanting to continue Damian's arc of becoming a more likable character as time went on, he didn't feel comfortable putting a minor through such a terrible situation as fans were hating on Dante Pereira-Olsen and his character so much by sending hate towards him and on his social media. So he ultimately decided to fire the actor so he didn't receive unwarranted trauma from the situation. He was replaced by the character of Aqualad in season 2.
* Levy ultimately admitted that the point of the series was to recapture the love for *Teen Titans* but was ultimately confined creatively by the higher ups at WB.
HazardaMON/SMP

*This page is about a character in TransnistriaRP. For the YouTuber who plays this character, see HazardaMON.*

## Other Information

### Died

November 27th, 2020

 **Hazard**, going by the names of **Hazardamon** or \_\_, was a citizen of  Transnistria and the founder of the  Transnistrian Rebellion. He was soon caught and jailed along with [removed] and  **WinterBirdi,** prosecuted a sentencing of life in jail for treason.

## Relationships

Known relationships with citizens
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Bishop

Bishops are native creatures from the Light Tower. Half machine, half living beings, these guardians protect the energy lighting and can be found all around the area. As any other celestial life form, they were created by the Light itself to serve as guardians of the tower. They have no other purpose that keeping the energy discharge safe and functional.

## Appearance

Their body is a perfect union of synthetic fragments and biological material. Bishops wear a full body armour that includes head protection and a shield to protect their the crucial parts of their mechanic system. Most of their living essence is located on their head, guarded by a battle helmet with multiple holes to provide enough vision. Of course, they have a pair of wings that provide them flying and combat abilities.

## Strengths and weaknesses

Celestial beings use to attack in large numbers, and bishops are no exception. Every level of the Light Tower is inhabited by these light creatures, and you rarely will encounter a single bishop at once. Their light nature made them immune to the energy light so they can chase the **King of Darkness** all over the platform sections.

Their main attack a weak point at the same time. Bishops use their sharp body form to adopt a needle shape and hit their targets. This charge can be avoidable with the correct timing, but a little mistake can get you killed very fast.

## Strategy

Jump over the multiple platforms you will encounter through the Light Tower while the bishop patrols fly around you. It is crucial to not be surrounded by them against one of the walls when you get into cover to avoid the lighting. Their wings will keep them safe from your sword, but once they adopt their needle shape, you will get the chance to strike back. Dash or jump over them the moment before they hit you and finish them with a couple of melee attacks.

## Gallery

Bishop ready for attackBishop in needle shape attaking the King of DarknessBishop character sheet