Summary
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DC Super Hero Girls portrays the most extreme contrast between Bruce Wayne and Batman for comedic effect.
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The show uses an over-the-top, obscure Bruce Wayne to effectively hide Batman's true identity.
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The exaggerated differences in voice and persona between Bruce Wayne and Batman add humor while maintaining secrecy.
One particular DC animated show has possibly the most convincing way to keep Batman's identity secret, and it's one that many would never have guessed. DC Super Hero Girls was a two-season animated series that aired from March 2019 to October 2021. Teen Titans Go!The DC animated show focused on capturing a younger audience, with teenage versions of iconic DC heroines including Wonder Woman, Batgirl, Supergirl, Zatanna, Green Lantern and Bumblebee.
A key aspect of Bruce Wayne is how he plays the billionaire playboy persona to help mask his secret identity as Batman. DC Super Hero Girls Goes the extra length to portray this idea, with a Bruce Wayne who is even more different to Batman than ever before. It is an effective way to portray the character, although it is mostly used for comedic effect.
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DC Super Hero Girls' Bruce Wayne is perhaps the most convincing way to hide Batman's secret identity
DC Super Hero Girls Takes the concept of Bruce Wayne playing his persona to wild levels. In it, he is more unclear than ever before, almost to the point of incompetence. One scene in particular is pretty hilarious when Alfred has to turn him around because he's facing the wrong way for the opening of their hit reality show Make it cry. Of course, it's all for show, but it's easy to believe that the billionaire might actually be like that, which makes it the perfect cover.
There is no way that anyone could suspect that Bruce Wayne's type could be Batman, a vigilante who goes around at night fighting crime. Even Batgirl doesn't like Bruce Wayne in this show, claim, "Bruce Wayne is the worst," After seeing him on TV. in the show, Bruce is more of a celebrity than he's ever beenOvershadowing other aspects of him as a character. Multiple iterations of Batman adaptations have done similar things to mask his identity, but never to the same level as that DC Super Hero Girls Does.
DC Super Hero Girls' Batman and Bruce Wayne couldn't be more different
Much like how over-the-top Bruce Wayne is in this show, Batman is also turned all the way up. His voice is so raspy and low that it becomes understandable.
What's even funny about it DC Super Hero Girls Bruce Wayne's version is that the two characters really couldn't be more different. Much like how over-the-top Bruce Wayne is in this show, Batman is also turned all the way up. His voice is so deep and low that it becomes incomprehensible. At the moment it is almost a grass. Of course, this is played for laughs the same way Bruce Wayne is, which fits right into the overall tone of the show.
How the show really nails the wit of his voice is how little he actually speaks. Through an entire confrontation with the Riddler, he says one line, and it is impossible to understand. Of course, there would be no way anyone could guess that Bruce Wayne was behind the mask. There is a striking and strange contrast between the two personagesBut makes sense for a show like that DC Super Hero GirlsWhich mostly focuses on comedy.
DC Super Hero Girls is a fun show aimed at a younger demographic than most modern comic book adaptations. It's a good starting point for the world of DC, and their take on Batman is actually quite fun. The show understands that a contrast between Bruce Wayne and Batman is important when keeping his identity safe. It just happens to be presented in the most over-the-top comic way, which also happens to be the most convincing version yet.
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