The Werewolf Kinda Sucks | Batman the Animated Series | Featuring

[@CasuallyComics]

Thanks for having me it was great to collab on this one! It's always a good time to talk about Batman and werewolves.

[@SerumLake]

Always a pleasure, never a chore 🙇‍♂️

[@CapnAlces]

I wonder which there are more of in DC comics - werewolves fighting superheroes or Lois Lane wedding shenanigans.

[@BIGJXXX]

i love the both of yall.

[@nataliapanfichi9933]

@@SerumLake do a video on granny goodness.

[@greatguytv]

Always enjoy your insights

[@WhiteFangofWar]

Still 'good for a drug PSA episode' if you consider it that. An Olympic athlete uses an illegal substance to excel and the side effects not only terrify but chain him to doing the dealer's bidding. Unique soundtrack for the episode. Maybe if we'd gotten a closer look at some mitigating circumstances for Romulus, like he's reached the point where he'll lose the ability to compete and wants to leave a good final impression before retiring, but that would be harder to convey since most of his background is delivered through flashbacks and narration.

[@michaelandreipalon359]

Yes, but the later Batman Beyond's "The Winning Edge" did that kind of Aesop better.

[@marcusyates3044]

I love Moon of the Wolf! The electric guitar theme was so edgy for a classic werewolf story

[@akhannar9368]

What was that quote from Batman about rock being the rage of a beast? 😂

[@НикитаДенисов-у9ы]

Y'know, i think the wolf's metaphor in this episode is the overwhelming desire to satisfy one's needs. Whether primitive or noble, Romulus went after his pursue of sport success, he bites into it, holds it in a death grip and ready to ravage anyone who stands in his way.

[@jackofallclaws6672]

Tygrus SERIOUSLY deserves to get his own essay. Out of all the “forgotten” BTAS original characters, he’s definitely the most interesting character wise. Then again, I’m always a sucker for Frankenstein-esque characters; so I may just be biased or blowing smoke here!

[@SerumLake]

Maybe next Halloween? 🤔

[@carolynbrognano614]

Agreed! Tyger Tyger was one of my favorite episodes, I want Tygrus to come back!

[@jackofallclaws6672]

@@SerumLake Eh, I don’t know if that would work. The episode itself isn’t really all that spooky (unless the image of Selina Kyle as a Thundercat scares you). It’s closer in tone to a weird mix of The Most Dangerous Game and Frankenstein/The Island of Dr. Moreau.

[@jackofallclaws6672]

@@SerumLake If you possibly want my advice, maybe do Zatanna and Dr. Fate for next Halloween instead.

[@wyvern723]

I loved that episode!

[@davidBTAS]

You're a natural in front of the camera. Nice to see Sasha doing another collaboration with you.

[@SerumLake]

I realised that my sentences are way too long for an on camera video. I kept forgetting what I was supposed to be saying, hence all the jump cuts!

[@josecuestas7246]

The cool part of the werewolf episode, it was the fact that the detective Harvey Bullock showed a rare support toward Batman, when he was fighting against the werewolf, as one of the police officers were training their guns in them and preparing to shot them down. But then Bullock stopped them, saying that the Bat could deals with the werewolf, showing an interesting character development, as in early episodes, Harvey Bullock would be who gave the order to fire against them without hesitance.

[@SerumLake]

Or perhaps he wanted to watch The Werewolf tear Batman to pieces?

[@josecuestas7246]

🤔🤔🤔

[@CountCrane2065]

It's weird seeing your face so consistently, when I'm so use to just seeing clips. Anyway, great video as always, cool to see Sasha again. Love how you tore into Romulus.

[@SerumLake]

I take it you don’t watch my tier list videos then 😢

[@CountCrane2065]

@SerumLake Oh no, I do. It’s just that in those videos it's not a full screen close up.

[@SerumLake]

@@CountCrane2065oh yeah, I forgot all about that!

[@michaelandreipalon359]

With that, he looks a bit like Vinheteiro or Captain Eggcellent.

[@kimeraclan3135]

Dude, Moon of the Wolf was METAL! Having a werewolf was a nice shake-up from the typical guy in a gaudy costume and mob bosses as villains. Also, Milo's formula had timberwolf estrogen in it which caused the lycanthropy. So I'm surprised Anthony didn't view his transformations as his monthly visitor.

[@alexisgrunden1556]

I love that joke about lycanthropy; it's a classic that will never die~😂

[@Xehanort10]

5:15 The comic version sounds better than the show's "I took werewolf roids."

[@RADARMYBRAT32]

Happy Halloween

[@scotttrammell3913]

I liked this episode. The Batman versus The Werewolf Anthony Romulus, very cool.

[@joemegannye8659]

Sasha from Casually Comics and Serum Lake teaming UP once more. What a lovely halloween surprise

[@scottreacher]

This was my favorite episode growing up, I somehow ended up with a VHS containing a few of the episodes from the 98 reruns. I always wished they had done more monster episodes like this.

[@diamzac1]

It does make more sense to associate Batman with vampires than with werewolves, but did you know that in some stories, vampires can turn into wolves (in addition to bats of course)?

[@PepsiMan-xx4sv]

And other people and even a cloud of smoke in dnd

[@ΕυάγγελοςΦώσκολος]

I loved your video!👌 I always hated the fact that they never brought the Werewolf back. Why couldn't they continue the story like in the comics? I always felt sorry for him. I never thought he really deserved it. At least Dr. Milo got what he deserved in Justice League Unlimited where he is killed by Doomsday. Happy Halloween. 🎃🦇🐺

[@TheRealClaylex]

They did bring him and Tygrus back in a BTAS comic And, I shit you not, they died in an explosion. xD

[@ΕυάγγελοςΦώσκολος]

@@TheRealClaylex I saw the video. I wanted them to come back in an animated show.

[@CinematicInsanity]

Hell yeah! Cool to see you team with Casually Comics! You too are a perfect team up!

[@A1ml33y]

As a kid this is like my favorite Batman animated series episode because it came on the route Halloween in between episodes of Spider-Man 94 and X-Men so this episode just has a special place in my heart for the heart of fever has Halloween candy getting spooked like you wouldn't believe I watch it now and I smile and I go like I wish I had an action figures that werewolf guy but it's cool story it's like my kind of Batman I would like to read in comics

[@anitabath8315]

Finally nice to see a face reveal. You look a lot happier than you sound. (:

[@ΕυάγγελοςΦώσκολος]

7:55. I also found his hair style weird. Every time he was on screen, I was expecting it to be revealed that he was wearing a wig.

[@davidmccarthy4206]

Great to see my two favorite comic youtuber collab ! What a treat

[@SerumLake]

Hope you enjoyed it 🫡

[@milosbatmanvideos]

For me it's the opposite (especially when i watched the episode as a kid). Btw i hope you're gonna cover Professor Milo too in this video since he's one of my fav villains and i've waited for him a long time.

[@Scrinwaipwr]

Same with the older series of Thomas the Tank Engine & Friends: 0:17

[@NickolasNameolas]

Serum Lake and Casually Comics collab out here making my Halloween

[@Kagrynac]

Love to see it! You and Sasha are my two big comic sources and it's great to see a collaboration!

[@michaelfontaine6164]

Great video! Some years ago, I did an amalgam of the DC and Marvel Comics world for a Role-Playing Game. It was a Daredevil/Batman amalgam called, "Dark Devil". One of the villains was the Werewolf of the Moon (based on an amalgam of this character and John Jameson/Man-wolf from Marvel). I really thought that BTAS should have had more episodes with this character to develop him further. In my role-playing game, the character is hunted by the police, while he searches desperately for a cure in the Year Two Dark Devil Arc, "Justice is Blind".

[@adriantallent8557]

That sounds beyond epic.

[@kaijuformer5287]

Batman fighting a werewolf to me honestly works just as much as him fighting a vampire or any sort of, “creature of the night”.

[@Quandryification]

I love these crossovers where diffrent creators work with each other.

[@anthonyjones9010]

This one is one of my favorite Batman episodes, especially taking on a werewolf that got me more intrigued and excited like I said, this is one of my favorite episodes in the Batman animated series.

[@theshenpartei]

Werewolf transformations look painful.

[@alexisgrunden1556]

It's a forced manipulation of your muscular-skeletal structures; human muscle fibers are elastic, yes, but when you start f*&king with the bones and tendons, things are gonna break. Torn muscles and ligaments, bones and teeth breaking or growing and re-shaping at insane speeds (a normal fracture takes 6-8 weeks to fully mend; this is in minutes!)...yeah. I'd say all that's gonna hurt like heck. If it wasn't part of the lore that lycans almost universally, across all lore, all get massively accelerated healing, they'd be paralyzed with pain and helpless for the duration of the full moon. Even with, they ought to be down and out for a couple minutes while they bounce back.

[@juliantapia1407]

😆 I love how you were like "but apparently that was a little too abstract for you plebeians, and went right over your Sloped foreheads... so we're dumbing it down this year. Enjoy. 🙄"

[@SerumLake]

Wasn’t quite the tone I was going for, buuuuuut… 😂

[@BigJonB36]

"He survives due to network rules at the time." ::SpongeBob Narrator:: "Ten years later..."

[@pricelesspancake]

We love Sasha in this house

[@Dinkcon20176]

That guitar rift and the more supernatural vibe of Moon of the Wolf reminded me of the Mighty Max cartoon, another favorite from my 90s childhood.

[@michaelandreipalon359]

The former reminds me of Beast Wars: Transformers' OST. Still, appreciate the nod to Mighty Max, the Dark Tower of animation.

[@jackofallclaws6672]

I mean, it makes sense that Batman would be heavily associated with Vampires; especially considering the fact that one of his big influences was Dracula himself.

[@johnathanrucker6275]

Love the collaboration

[@JohnQ5]

Mr. Lake, your voice precedes you... 1.) You look pretty good. 2.) Seeing you and Sasha collaborate is a dream come true.

[@CapnAlces]

Do not take Milo's serum if you have a heart condition, are nursing or pregnant, or may become pregnant. Side effects may include eye strain, headaches, joint pain, hot flashes, nausea, gastritis, and werewolfism. For transformations lasting longer than 4 hours, please consult a priest.

[@SuperOveride]

This episode has an irony, it's about a werewolf, but the title card of the previous episode "Tyger, Tyger" looks a lot like an image of a werewolf. But it's actually a tiger.

[@gaminginthevoid]

I thought I clicked on a different video when casually comics came on the screen

[@christophershaffer3921]

I'm so happy to see Sasha. I've been watching her since she was at Top Ten Nerd. I listen to Casually Comics.She's great.

[@dazzlethestar151]

It's cool seeing you use facecam for this, and it was super awesome seeing you collabing with Sasha! Happy Halloween!! 🎃🦇

[@jackofallclaws6672]

Imagine if the werewolf in Batman: Full Moon is ACTUALLY Tony Lupus. That would be kinda funny!

[@SerumLake]

I have a copy sat on my desk waiting to be read…

[@sethsassy]

Two of my favorite youtubers!! Great work everyone

[@juliagoodwin9510]

I love seeing reviewers I like collaborating, I don't see much of that anymore... Also, that guitar riff is just _mwah_ .

[@jhunt7235]

Professor Milo's hair probably pisses you off because he reminds you of Moe from The 3 Stooges

[@abrahamamador2676]

Yeee a collab!!!!

[@JohnNathanShopper]

Casually Comics!

[@BigJonB36]

"No one questions werewolves, they just are." Reminds me when Terry questions Bruce for believing in ghosts: "I've fought demons and witch-boys, but this is so....high school."

[@FirstLast-cg2nk]

The thing is, there is one theme that could fit this episode: The drive to be the so-called "Alpha". Romulus couldn't stand being anything other than the top dog, so he ended up turning to something that did, in fact, make him the "Big Dog" he wanted to be.

[@petefischer3820]

Great episode!

[@fedupN]

Loved the werewolf episode. Totally get the need to do more, go higher, and doing something stupid in the process. Hahahha HUBRIS and AMBITION!

[@sporf_sporf]

Just watched this again last night. Milo is an impressive mad scientist, but he very much underestimates how much, his 'allies' want to kill him.

[@kaylaturnis9486]

I had first found out about Anthoney Lupus ( AKA The Werewolf) and his origin story by Mr. Rogues along with The Patchwork Man from The Swamp Thing comics, House of Shadows from Marvel comics, Thousand from Marvel comics, and other Halloween themed forgotten heroes and villians, including The Straw Man, a scarecrow that comes out of a painting. HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!!

[@miggie2099]

I had stop watching top 10 nerd because she left then I found slhe has her own channel. I love her! 😻

[@aidanhever3369]

Speaking of The Batman (2004), you remember the Joker, who was turned into a vampire by Dracula, right ? Well, in my adaptation of the Mad Monk, he turned the Penguin into a vampire, while the Joker became a grinning werewolf !

[@tomcurl8034]

I think the comic version where the werewolf was seeking a cure for chronic headaches and is a victim is more interesting because there’s only so many bad people doing bad things stories that can be told before it gets repetitive

[@Alice-me2qk]

Great video, I hope you continue to collaborate with Sasha in the future.

[@HobGungan]

8:10 I see what you did there. I'm very much in the "There are no bad episodes" camp, and while Moon of the Wolf is definitely in my bottom half and I rarely revisit it, I think there's a lot to like about it. And I think Timm "apologizing" for ANY of those episodes is disrespectful to the people who worked on them and enjoy them.

[@docweidner]

Something I wish they would adapt, in maybe Caped Cruaader, would be Batman:Gothic, aka Legends of the Dark Knight #6 - 10. A BTAS adaptation would have had to remove the depravity of the monks and maybe even the implied identity of the young lady. I'm not sure if your guest has covered it already. I would be interested in her take.

[@alexisgrunden1556]

Personal hypothesis: the werewolf serum allows the user to keep/maintain more of their personality and rational thought capacity simply because of the greater capacity of the brain itself. Bat brains vary by species, but it's usually between 66-70 million neurons. There's not any solid data for a wolf's neural count, but it should be comparable to a dog's (530 million). Neither of those is within shouting distance of a human brain (16 *billion* neurons!) but there's clearly more physical room there for the personality to remain at least semi-intact.

[@krvgames9258]

Now Serum Lake, I don’t if you are taking suggestions, but while this isn’t DCAU canon, there is two crossovers between DC and the Web Animated show RWBY, which first had a comic series crossover, and two movies, in Superheroes & Huntsmen Part 1 and Part 2, and the movies have a villain called Killgore. But the problem is that the crossover comic series is part of their own canon, while the movies are trying to be canon to the show. And there are so many problems with the movies, especially the main villains. So the big twist of the first movie is that the whole first part of the two part crossover movie is that it takes place in a virtual simulation making Team RWBY and Team JNR look like how they look when they were back in Volumes 1 to 3 at Beacon Academy, but the problem is that Yang, the fourth member of Team RWBY, has a robotic arm and that Pyrrha, the third member of Team JNPR, is not a part of this virtual simulation, and that is because for Yang, she lost an arm during the climax of Volume 3 and she gained a robotic arm in Volume 4 while Pyrrha died in Volume 3. And the first part is stated to take place between Volumes 7 and 8. And then there is part 2, which takes place on Earth, and is stated to take place after Volume 9, which I don’t think that actually happened because Team RWBY and Jaune just got out of the Ever After. And then there is the matter of the two main villains, Killgore and Arthur Watts. Now Arthur Watts is the main villain of RWBY Volume 7, but is the true main villain of the crossover movies, but it’s not really him, but a digital copy of himself that he uploaded. And I seriously wonder how he did this, because the last time we saw Arthur Watts in RWBY was in Volume 8, where he was trapped in a burning room thanks to Cinder Fall, so he couldn’t have made a digital copy of himself that would be sent to the DC universe. And he also couldn’t have made Killgore, because again, how would he have made Killgore and uploaded it to the virtual simulation? And then there is the matter of Cyborg hacking into a Grimm that invaded the DC universe, and he slowly becomes a Grimm. How is that possible now? The only Grimm we see that was human was The Hound, and that was currently the only Grimm that we see was an experiment. But I still find that the RWBY and Justice League crossover movies, while trying to be canon to the show, aren’t canon and aren’t even mentioned in the show. And speaking of Killgore, if you do a video essay on both Killgore and Arthur Watts, you should compare Killgore to two others AI villains in comics, Marvel Comics Ultron, and the DCAU’s Brainiac to see how well those two are as AI villains while Killgore fails as an AI villain.

[@Smiththeinspiringanimator]

Awesome!👏

[@Birdsflight44]

As someone with chronic migraine, interesting to hear about the origins. I mean, I totally feel it- I usually try to avoid new, unproven drugs, ESPECIALLY ones with neurological components, but I have been all over the CGRP blockers, even though the antibody shots have only been on the market for a few years. If they wind up fucking my life up down the line, I don't even care. I didn't know how much I literally, actually hated the sun until I got some relief from the light sensitivity I've experienced for my entire life. I don't think I've ever gone three months without violent illness- my dental situation looks like I have a severe eating disorder because of the vomiting related to this. I would apparently wind up with accidental lycanthropy in the BTAS universe apparently because screw migraines.

[@thomasmaguire8615]

Professor Milo reminds me of Moe with that haircut.

[@vincentfranklin17]

I must admit, I really liked this episode. Moon Of The Wolf was interesting.

[@francisweller839]

Ultimately, I think making the werewolf a sci-fi element drastically weakened it. I still think it’s a good episode, since not every villain can be deeply sympathetic, and Batman has always Ultimately, I think making the werewolf, a sci-fi element drastically we can do it. I still think it’s a good episode since not every villain should be deeply sympathetic, and Batman has always stood against people who abuse established systems for their own personal gain (although normally on a less petty scale than cheating in sports). I understand why they didn’t let it be supernatural, but if they had let it be supernatural they could have explored the pathos of the werewolf more. I don’t think it’s necessary for a good villain, but it’s helpful for a good Batman villain to dive deep into a tortured mind before it breas. This could have been a more monstrous Two-Face type story, or they could’ve double down on the comparisons between Anthony and Batman in going to such extreme lengths to achieve peak physical condition, but they didn’t compare and contrast them enough in the episode, just a little bit at the beginning

[@bornimusic]

“Lookin at you, Ras” 😂

[@genisisbeing]

i remember this episode fairly well because it was so strange. I don't recall being well equipped to really breake down its story it was just batman vs werewolf to kid me. i distinctly recall being kind of upset that the werewolf got away

[@bearberserker]

I believe there is an interpretation for being a reflection of Bruce/Batman with Anthony. Anthony is rich much like Bruce, but his ambition and pride blinded him, which led him using his riches to gain an upper hand that was not only dishonorable but also had consequences. Bruce uses his riches to bring justice as Batman while also supporting the community with what he can. Anthony uses his riches for himself while Bruce uses it for others.

[@AhsokaFanboy1138]

5:56 One of the little things I like about Young Justice is how there are three women named Cassandra. The show doesn't think we will confuse Vandal Savage's daughter, Wonder Girl, and Batgirl together. Because a muscular giantess, a blonde cheerleader, and a mute Asian with cuts all over her face would be easy to confuse, according to a bunch of show writers.

[@andydrew3834]

Moon of the wolf may not have been the best episode of BTAS but is far from being the worst. It may not be one of the greatest episodes, but it’s ok, it doesn’t have to be. Though I still wish they made it a bit better than it ended up being. Not an episode I’d recommend but not one I’d avoid seeing either. 2005’s The Batman Vs Dracula, imho, is certainly a way better “Batman vs the supernatural” story than Moon of the wolf.

[@luiz4200]

10:29 Whoever wrote "Lepords" probably doesn't speak English.

[@barriehannon6857]

wait you mentioned i've got batman in my basement without the penguin going WAAAAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRGGGGGHHH

[@Voc_spooksauce]

Didn't expect you to look like Taliesin Jaffe, but that's just another positive for you imo

[@donovanbradford8231]

Myself I am a fan of this, mainly because I am a fan of werewolves in general. I will agree given I've seen many werewolf stories having Romulus being more of a bad guy at heart is a nice change as many characters are very tragic. Agreed that On Leather Wings is a better monster story given the characters, writing, and having a truly legendary monster transformation. I do also thank you for the history of the character of Romulus as I knew he survived but never returned, so it's nice at least got a conclusion to his story.

[@jackofallclaws6672]

Tyger, Tyger and On Leather Wings are definitely better written (with the exception of Catwoman’s treatment in the former) than Moon of The Wolf.

[@ssyn6626]

The guitar is pretty good, should have gave it to someone else so I can hear it more Lobo maybe?

[@alexandru5369]

Yeah like how Batman can still be, somewhat, realistic but can go into the whole mystical part at times

[@annana6098]

A vampire who was also a monk? Lol, is there a link to that video? I want to hear more. Really happy to see two of my subscribed channels doing a collab!

[@michaelandreipalon359]

Just look up her channel and the Mad Monk.

[@SerumLake]

Here’s Sasha’s video about the Mad Monk: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rpu5hYhumJZ7p5Ysi=eQZmDxA4OG_6KeH-

[@LowellLucasJr.]

🎃Honestly I love Moon of the wolf! It's such an underrated episode! I thank you both, Sasha and luke, for covering such a great episode and the issue recommendation! On that note, I do feel bad for Bruce Timm, having to apologize for certain episodes..because alot of them are actually really good! We can't all have bangers, but they all have their special place; and honestly, nobody should blame him for there's a batman in my basement. That's clearly Network interfering with the creative process for the sake of children. (Oh please won't somebody please think of the children!) 😆😂 We've all dealt with that with ghostbusters, tmnt, and so much more. Give the guy a break! Also I do want a note, I'm happy Archevil Milo got what was coming to him! Sure we had to wait over 10 years to see his fate in the hands of doomsday, but it was very satisfying being a long time viewer! 🎃😂❤️

[@michaelandreipalon359]

Am surprised TNBA's "Animal Act" is there. Gotta love that verbal showdown between Batman and Nightwing.

[@ivanprime93]

Honestly it did have creepy moments for me when I was a kid.

[@derrickreeves8086]

Happy Halloween 🍭🎃🍬👍

[@Duragizer8775]

That redone Neal Adams art. Woof. I really wish DC would release an un-George Lucas'd collection of his run.

[@SerumLake]

Yeah, I’m of two minds on recolouring vintage artwork. On the one hand it brings the artwork into line with modern works, potentially making it more palatable for modern audience, on the other hand it strips it of some of its charm.

[@hannahmabbott7370]

I see moon of the wolf as an allegory for steriod abuse in athletes who really want to win but prefer to take the easy way.

[@kjon1475]

Thankfully we now have Batman Full Moon, where Batman does fight Werewolves

[@lifewithlee6298]

Wolfs down the sermon 😅 I see what you Did their

[@jcoates32]

Wel, well. Serum and casually comics collaboration? I'm in

[@gerardometacos6566]

one of my favorite episodes

[@silentfox139]

Milo was such a random character to be added in justice league

[@PeterTennant]

I like Batman in this episode the writing of him. He more tanting in his attacks. Instead of slient avenger in his fights.

[@Feesh322]

I know it's Bottom Five when it comes to this show, but still enjoy because of its unique score and getting to see Harvey Bullock with no witnesses. He wasn't concerned about Internal Affairs for nothing.

[@MelissaTamayo-pp6mp]

LETS GOOO

[@coreythompsonTheOneandOnly]

This episode reminds me of the life 🧬 🌱 and times of the wrestler known as The Dynamite 🧨 Kid. He is one of the greatest, the absolute best of best. The Dynamite 🧨 Kid versus Tiger 🐯 Mask. Watch it, it will change your life 🧬🌱

[@respectfulevil9022]

Man bat is essentially a werewolf character tbh

[@luiz4200]

8:27 And Daggtt and Milo worked together in another episode.

[@curtisleblanc5897]

7:55 I guess the bowlcut is rather pathetic.

[@crusfm2801]

His haircut reminds me of Moe Howard

[@michaelandreipalon359]

Werewolves aren't as scary as faceless ghosts, dreamwalkers like Doctor Destiny, and those cosmic horrors an average magical girl or mecha taskforce have always battled. Oh, well, at least we got that electric guitar theme that reminds me of Beast Wars: Transformers' OST lots. 1:34: (simply stares at mine own mobile phone) Assuming that a werewolf in Gotham is just a costume won't work always in a world where speedsters, some demon persona named Etrigan, and mofo'ing Superman exist. 5:15: Should have been canon in the DCAU, if it weren't for The Batman Adventures 1992. However... Hmm, why not Anthony Remus? 6:27: Ooh, Ginger Snaps shout-out. If this were about vampires, we may have gotten Jennifer's Body. 7:09: So? At least we got the DCAU Doomsday in equivalent exchange. 7:51: Bowlcuts can still work for nicer, dreamy characters, like Mako Mankanshoku from Kill la Kill. The performance enhancing drugs Aesop is eventually done better in Batman Beyond S1E5 - "The Winning Edge". Wait, no mention of that timely couple just finding Batman and Romulus grappling each other and then calling the cops in response? That moment helpfully grew on me. TBA 1992 issue 21 (which does a continuity snarl by having Catwoman mention that she thought Tygrus was dead, by the way), alongside The Batman and Robin Adventures issue 11 featuring an irreversible Man-Bat, seem to be decanonized come the Gotham Adventures era though. Not sure why. Heh, the ep, despite the flaws, shouldn't be skipped though, considering continuity matters for JLU's "The Doomsday Sanction". People won't like it, but hey, it's already part of the cemented lore, so anyone has no choice but to bear with it. And I think Teen Titans S3E9 - "The Beast Within" did the werewolf formula better, by the way. In an aside, Darkseid >>> Thanos and Apocalypse.

[@MexicAnime]

Romulus' transformation wasn't as horrifying as his super thick unibrow.