Title???

[Green-Ghost]

I have saw a Batman:Beyond episode,but I don´t know the title of it. :(
At the beginning Bruce and Terry were in a Batman musical and there were three women disguise as Poison Ivy,Harley Quinn and Catwoman.
And later the story deals with Talia and Ras´Al Guhl and a younger Bruce Wayne.

So if anybody know the title or have pictures from the "Poison Ivy",please tell me :)

[Calico]

Fantastic episode - "Out of the Past"

Sorry, no pictures though.

[Green-Ghost]

Thank you :)
Yeah a great episode.
I enjoy it to see Talia and Ras´Al Guhl,two classic Batman-villains, in the futur.
I am interessting in what the other villains do and if they are alive or dead.
We know the future about the Joker,Mr.Freeze,Talia and Ras´Al Guhl,but what happend to Poison Ivy,Catwoman or Scarecrow?

[Bird Boy]

Originally posted by Green-Ghost
but what happend to Poison Ivy,Catwoman or Scarecrow?

That and what happened to Nightwing, would have probably been answered in Season 4 (had there been one)

-BB

[optimal321]

If you're looking for pictures, check out the Episode Reviews section of the WF. :)

[peterparker05]

I'm writing a story on the fan fic boards right now that deal with some of the characters you mentioned including Poison Ivy and perhaps one of the other two you mentioned as well Green Ghost.

It's called Batgirl Beyond: Twisted Roots Part 1 of 3. :D

[Green Lantern]

Knowing what happens to every character is unimportant. It ruins the mystery, and not every single character from B:TAS was important. I'm not saying that to belittle you or your love of these characters, but by the time BEYOND would ever come about, (it won't; it's all imaginary stories) those villains are long dead and forgotten about.

In fact, in STARMAN 1,000,000, Farris Knight (the Starman of Justice Legion A,) tells Ted that Jack Knight's time as Starman will not be remembered. That just blew me away. At first I was angry that my favorite hero's tenure as a hero would be forgotten, but I soon realized that made him all the more human. His adventures were adventures to him, and to the rest of history, he was barely even a footnote. And isn't that the case with all of us? The wholes of our lives, we live our lives as a string of experiences and a "cast of characters" we all think are the most unique and special assembly of friends possible. But none of us make it into the history books. And such is the case with Jack Knight.

And such should be the case with the characters you've mentioned. Poison Ivy, Scarecrow... none of them leave an important enough mark on history when all is said and done. That makes their characters all the deeper and more believable. Not everyone can be a lasting, super-important character. Beautifully done.