DCAU Death Toll

[Wolf Boy2]

I am trying to figure out how many people died in the DCAU shows.


B:TAS:
the archeologist in Avatar
the Waynes
the Graysons
Carl Beaumont
Rossum's Daughter
Chuckie Sol
Buzz Bronski
Salvatore Valestra
The guy Bullock arrested Croc for killing
Two-Face's Thugs in "Two-Face: part 2"
Two-Face's Thugs in "Almost Got 'Em"
Twitch
The 2 Society of Shadows Ninjas
Count Vertigo
The Penguin's henchman in "The Mechanic"
The henchman Maxie Zeus blasted
Kyodai Ken
Clayface
Hardac Batman
The Submarine Crew in Subzero
Dr. Gregory Belson

TNBA
shopowner in "World's Finest"
The two security gaurds in "Holiday Knights
Stephen "Shifty" Drake
Annie
The taxi driver in "Beware the Creeper"
Barbara Gordon/Batgirl (dream)
Commisioner Gordon (dream)
Bane (dream)
Batman (dream)
Poison Ivy
Kathy Duquesne's mother (MOTB)

S:TAS
Jor-El
Lara
Sul-Van
Dr. Peterson
Toyman's father
Dr. Vale
the girl Metallo threw off the boat
Lois (alternate universe)
Lex (alternate universe)
the shopowner in "World's Finest"
the people in the buildings Joker bombed
the woman Detective Bowman killed
Detective Bowman
the two Intergang guys in the Hovertank Orion destroyed
Inspector Daniel Turpin
Jax-Ur and Mala
Green Lantern
the soldiers in "Legacy"

JL (season 1)
Senator Carter
the Martians, particularly J'onn's wife and kids
the evil aliens in "Secret Origins"
Orm
Felix Faust
the aliens in War World
the ship captain who saved Aresia
Aresia
The Justice Guild
the Nazi Green Lantern shot

I can't compile anymore off hand, because deaths were more numerous in BB and JLU. Can anyone help me out?

[Aldrius]

Poison Ivy was in Static Shock... =\.

Thus I don't think she died there.

[Antiyonder]

Batman Beyond:
Warren McGinnis
Harry Tully (Warren's assisstant, who was a test subject for nerve gas.)
Mr. Fixx
Dr. Stephanie Lake
Mr. Freeze
2-D Man, Freon and Magma
Talia (Mentaliy, as her father takes over her body.)

[John Cage]

JL Season Two:

Steppenwolf
Desaad
Darkseid (even if he did get revived down the line)
Professor Ivo
Penny Dee
Green Lantern Arkiss
Green Lantern Galius
Grundy
Morgan Edge, and presumably a bunch of his guards
At least four soldiers in "Eclipsed"
Cadmus Warden in "Wild Cards"

I'm sure there's more, but I'm drawing a blank.

Have a good day.
John Cage

[Wolf Boy2]

Poison Ivy was in Static Shock... =\.

Thus I don't think she died there.

I was still count Poison Ivy as a death, since she never resurfaced in TNBA. Just like Nora Fries counts, even though she was actually survived, because she was considered dead by everbody (including the production crew, lol) for about 3 or 4 years. Even if a death is undone (i.e. Darkseid in JL) it still counts because the crew originaly intended for them to stay dead.

Also we don't know exactly when Static Shock takes fits into the TNBA continuity. Although since the dialogue between Harley and Batman in JL "Wild Cards" references the events of TNBA "Mad Love" as the "last time" they met indicates that SS "Hard As Nails" happened back in TNBA time (possibly before Poison Ivy died).

[JEWCY]

JL Season Two:

Steppenwolf
Desaad
Darkseid (even if he did get revived down the line)
Professor Ivo
Penny Dee
Green Lantern Arkiss
Green Lantern Galius
Grundy
Morgan Edge, and presumably a bunch of his guards
At least four soldiers in "Eclipsed"
Cadmus Warden in "Wild Cards"

I was realizing that as I went through my season 2 DVD that every episode had at least one death in it

Twilight-Desaad, Steppenwolf, Darkseid
Tabula Rasa-Professor Ivo
Only A Dream-Penny Dee
Maid of Honor-King of Kasnia
Hearts and Minds-2 Green Lanterns, a few of Despero's soldiers
A Better World-Doomsday (labotomized is almost the same), Flash in AU
Eclipsed-Snake Men/Cave Men who fought in battle, soldiers in beginning
The Terror Beyond-Ichtultu, Grundy
The Secret Society-Morgan Edge
Hereafter-Superman
Wild Cards-Warden
Comfort and Joy-None
Starcrossed-sure some Hawk people parished

When Bruce Timm said he wanted to get darker and step the bar up, I guess deaths were a big part of what he meant. In almost every single episode (except the festive one) there was a death in the episode, something that was missing in about half of the episodes that season 1 gave us, which was very interesting. I am glad to see some of this because this is what makes the series effective is if a death occurs (Devil Ray later on probably a top moment in JLU)

[Cortez2301]

Ras al ghul died in BB.
All of Krypton died except for "you knew who".I think in B:TAS Penguin killed the guy who was not a henchman.One person died in "showdown".The one Jonah hex knocked unconscious.come to think of it,hex killed lots of people in general.Joker died obviously.

[tjrad815]

The ultramen die in JLU

[Wolf Boy2]

Starcrossed-sure some Hawk people parished

There were dead Gordanians.

Joker died obviously

Which time, lol?

[Simon Trent]

Which episode did Poison Ivy die in?

[Darknight66]

In "Chemistry" on the boat, though I'm not sure it really counts as a death, if they wanted to bring her back they could have and noone would have asked any questions, counting that as a death is like counting "The Laughing Fish" as a Joker death.

[Cortez2301]

There were dead Gordanians.


Which time, lol?

Ha ha ha thats a good one.Just realized you meant almost all his appearances.Luthors "Wing",shark attack,chimney fall-in,ROTJ...The guy is like the boogeyman.He and Ras al ghul are always cheating death.

[Wolf Boy2]

In "Chemistry" on the boat, though I'm not sure it really counts as a death, if they wanted to bring her back they could have and noone would have asked any questions, counting that as a death is like counting "The Laughing Fish" as a Joker death.

But they never did bring her back, except for a Static Shock episode called "Hard as Nails" that could fit ANYWHERE into continuity.

And as I said before, the Batman/Harley dialogue in "Wild Cards" indicated that he had not seen Harley since "Mad Love."

Thus any Harley/Ivy team-up would have to have happened before "Mad Love", which was at the same time as "Chemistry" (suggesting that "Hard as Nails" may have happened prior to chemistry).

[Aldrius]

I think it's too obscure to count, personally... (it was about as dramatic as every other Joker or Clayface death in the series... (Except Mudslide of course, but Eric intended for that to be his final death, anyway...)

But eh, it's your list.

[Darknight66]

It wasn't exactly a dramatic finale "This is the last we will ever see of Ivy" kind of moment like it was to "Clayface in Mudslide" of Joker in "Return of The Joker". When they returned Clayface they knew his death in BTAS was so important that they would have to explain how he survived in "Growing Pains", but they could return Ivy and I doubt anyone would wonder about her death in "Chemistry". When they killed Clayface off they probably thought they would never use him again, I doubt they were thinking this with Ivy , I think they just thought of it as a "Joker in BTAS" moment. I think if TNBA lasted longer they would have returned Ivy.

[HaagenDas]

Wasnt Ivy in Arkham with most of the Bat Rogues in a JL episode? She was planting flowers in a garden or something. Or was that just a dream sequence?

[Grimlock]

Wow, pretty ambitious of you to do this. Not sure you could get everyone without watching every single episode again.

[Caswin]

Wasnt Ivy in Arkham with most of the Bat Rogues in a JL episode? She was planting flowers in a garden or something. Or was that just a dream sequence?

That was in A Better World, in an alternate dimension. She hasn't appeared anytime recently on the League's home world.

[Greg Method]

Was it ever confirmed that Two-Face's Micky Dolenz thugs in "Two-Face" were in fact killed? I know "Wild Cartoon Kingdom" claimed that a long time ago, but really they didn't look any deader than any other goon that gets knocked out for effect.

[Darknight66]

When they are taken into the room and suddenly fall down, their eyes are open, it's impossible to get knocked out with your eyes open, however it is possible to be killed with your eyes open.