Justice League Unlimited

Dopo gli eventi della guerra Thanaghariana, la Justice League, senza più l'Alata (Hawkgirl) e la Watchtower (sacrificata nella guerra) deve riorganizzarsi e ricominciare. Qui parte Justice League Unlimited, la seconda parte della storia, che oltre ad essere strutturata su episodi autoconclusivi propone sullo schermo praticamente tutti i personaggi maggiori dell'universo DC, mostrando un ingigantimento della Lega. La storia, riprende dunque parecchi anni dopo l'invasione dei Thanaghariani, dato il cambiamento di alcuni personaggi (esemplare in tale proposito è John Stewart), con una nuova Torre di controllo adibita a gigantesca stazione orbitante e dozzine di nuovi membri che hanno fatto si di rendere il gruppo un'organizzazione planetaria di grande spessore sociale e politico.
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Genere: Animazione | Action & Adventure | Sci-Fi & Fantasy | Kids |

Numero di stagioni: 3
Numero di episodi: 39
Data prima messa in onda: 2004-07-31
Data ultima messa in onda: 2006-05-13

Approfondimenti

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Cartoon Network felt that multi-part episodes limited the show into doing big story lines, wher [...]	D
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The storyline the show did in the first 26 episodes with the Cadmus arc thematically mirrors wh [...]	D
The Atom makes his first DCAU appearance. He never appeared on the previous Justice League (200 [...]	D
Originally, S.T.R.I.P.E.'s armor was of considerable size, large enough to let Stargirl sit on [...]	D
This is the first DCAU show to start using CGI vehicles. Despite producer Bruce Timm's resistan [...]	D

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