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Superman the Animated Series Mp4 Download 10 Best Superman: the Animated Series Episodes superman the animated series mp4 download 10 Best Superman: The Animated Series Episodes. Almost forgot about this other DC Animated Series in the rest of the continuity. Superman: The Animated Series was the next installment in a connective universe for DC Animation, after the success of Batman: The Animated Series . Stepping away from the dark and gloomy setting of Gotham and jumping into the bright and color city of Metropolis was a major change to what the creators were use too, but still managed to make it work with this show. Another interesting change for them was the storytelling of Superman, while writing for a character like Batman might be easier since he is a human dealing with some situations that could be a bit more real. With Superman, they had to create a show that was grounded and compelling about a man who is virtually indestructible. Luckily, they managed to incorporate some of Supermans classic villains to test the Man of Steel with the likes of Darkseid, Parasite, Metallo and Bizzaro. Even going as far as creating original villains with Livewire, Volcana, and Mala. The series also made sure to make connections to its other series with episodes that features Batman, Dr. Fate and The Flash. So as we continue our lists for the best episodes from DC’s Animated Series, these are the best ones from Superman: The Animated Series . Season 1, Episodes 1, 2 & 3: The Last Son of Krypton. The pilot episode to the series tells the story most people around the world already know about. However, it still remains as one of the best episodes due to its accurate and in depth depiction of Kal-Els journey from man to Superman. The scientist Jor-El discovers that Krypton is on the verge of destruction, when he approaches other Kryptonians about the information he has gathered, the people turn to the opinion of Brainiac who shoots down the theories. In order to prevent the extinction of Kryptons people, he puts his only son in a rocket to save him from annihilation and prevent Kryptons extinction. Kal-Els ship crashes in Smallville and is picked up by Martha and Johnathan Kent and given the name Clark Kent. Years later while attending Smallville High, Clark witnesses an RV crash and a family inside. Quickly he responds to the incident and saves the family completely unharmed. Disturbed by his resilience and newly discovered powers, his parents decide it is time to explain to him how they found him and possibly where he came from. Several more years later, we jump ahead to an adult Clark Kent who has established himself at the Daily Planet as a reporter. He is introduced to Jimmy Olsen and Lois Lane and is directed to follow Lane to learn to ropes of the job. Clark and Lois are sent to report on the demonstration of a new weapon from LexCorp called the Lexo-Skel Suit 5000, but things quickly become dangerous when mercenaries attack the ceremony and attempt to steal the Lexoskel suit. Clark decided to make his appearance as Superman and appears on the scene to stop the mercenaries and save the suit. The mercenaries fire a missile to take out a plane, Superman goes to save the plane and the mercenaries get away with the suit. Later, Lois is investigating a Kaznian tanker ship docked in Metropolis Harbor and on board finds John Corben and the stolen suit. Luckily Superman arrives to save Lois and finally destroy the suit, establishing himself as a hero and his willingness to fight for Truth, Justice and the American Way. Season 2, Episode 4: Speed Demons. Who is the ‘Fastest Man Alive’? This episode begins with a race put together to determine who is faster, Superman or The Flash. Making his first appearance in the DC Animated Universe, the Flash seems to have a slight lead on the Man of Steel. Meanwhile, a man named Ben holds a rod that can manipulate the weather and is being powered by the high velocity ionic energy generated by the speed of Superman and Flash. The rod is stolen by Ben’s older brother Mark who has dubbed himself the Weather Wizard. To demonstrate the power of the rod he creates a storm off the coast of Australia, causing oil tankers to crash into each other and spill oil into the ocean. Superman and Flash respond to the incident and save the sailors as well as repairing the tankers and cleaning the oil spill. Flash and Superman travel to the Nimbus Tracking Station to confront Weather Wizard, but are caught in a blizzard created by the Wizard and frozen in ice but Superman manages to escape with the use of his heat vision. Weather Wizard threatens to destroy Metropolis if his demands aren’t met, but is foiled by the combined help of Superman and the Flash who finish the episode by continuing their race to determine who the fastest man alive is. Season 2, Episode 6: Identity Crisis. When Clark and Lois are in a car accident that sends Clark flying out of the car, he is caught by Superman. Superman? Clark Kent? None of this makes any sense, Clark changes into his suit and quickly catches up to Superman who has been flying around Metropolis and saving people. Superman approaches him and tries to figure out who or what he is. The two Supermen try to figure each other out, as the imposter starts losing patches of skin and reveals a white skin underneath. The two have a brief spare, before the imposter retreats back to the laboratory he came from and is met by Lex Luthor. When the imposter looks in the mirror, it reveals his true face in the form of a pale, deformed monster. Mercy dubs him “Bizarro” which upsets the creature and provokes him to venture back into Metropolis to prove he is the real Superman. Bizarro contains the same interests as Superman, including affection for Lois Lane. Bizarro takes Lois to a restaurant where she records on a tape his explanation of the laboratory he was created in. She asks him to take her there, when they arrive they explore to lab and find that Luthor took some of Supermans blood from a previous battle and has been attempting to replicate the Man of Steel. Superman discovers the tape Lois made of her conversation with Bizarro and flies to their location. When he arrives, he finds an angry Bizarro who has a hatred for Superman. The two engage in battle, but when Superman tries to save Lois who is trapped under a large piece of cement, Bizarro realizes that Superman isn’t his enemy and helps Superman and Lois escape the building before it is destroyed. Superman and Lois make it out, the building explodes with Bizarro still inside and hope that they might someday see Bizarro again. Season 2, Episode 12: Brave New Metropolis. While doing an editorial with Dr. Hamilton, Lois Lane is caught in a machine that sends her to another dimension. A world in disarray, where Superman is not looked at as a savior but rather a dictator. Lois is found by Jimmy Olsen who is the leader of the resistance group who fight against Superman and his oppression. Lois tries to flee but is caught by Mercy and taken to Lex Luthor. Luthor and his team conduct DNA research to confirm that she is the real Lois Lane, and orders his men to eliminate her so Superman will not know of her existence. Lois gets away and is finally discovered by Superman, who explains to her his reasoning behind his regime and how it revolves around her death. Continuing to explain to his involvement with Lex Luthor to keep peace and security to the world they have created together. Superman believes he also holds an iron fist of Luthor, but Lois tells him that Luthor has been conducting criminal activity behind his back. Superman takes the side of the resistance to march into Luthors office and overthrow him. Luthor tries to escape, but Superman manages to catch him and bring him to justice. Superman takes Lois back to the place that sent her there, and she manages to go back to her world. In hopes that the world she was in can now prosper and return back to what it once was. Season 2, Episode 16, 17 & 18: World’s Finest. Another three part episode, we are finally given the chance to see the Dark Knight from Batman: The Animated Series , clash with this version of Superman. The Joker has tried enough times to take down the bat and decides he needs a bit of a change. He and Harley Quinn steal a rare artifact made of kryptonite and travel to Metropolis, while Batman is right on their trail. Joker meets with Lex Luthor to purpose a deal, if Luthor lends his resources to him then he will be able to use the kryptonite against Superman to kill him. Luthor agrees, and just as Batman shows up in Metropolis so does Bruce Wayne who swoons Lois Lane into going on a date with him. Meanwhile, Joker muscles into the gangs of Metropolis to have working henchmen. Leading Batman to interrogate one of them at night club, but is interrupted by Superman and causing the two heroes to finally meet face to face. Superman uses his X-Ray vision to see under Batmans cowl to see he is Bruce Wayne, Batman uses kryptonite against Superman and tells him that Joker has tons more.
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