Since it was first broadcast on Sept. 1992just months after its premiere Batman Returns at the cinema, Batman: The Animated Series become a phenomenon that captivates the youngest audiences around the world. And not only them, all fans of the character regard this new series as a tribute to the pinnacle of the Batman myth. This animated workwho is responsible for Bruce Timm And Paul Dini, came to television and surprised with its mature approach and beautiful hand-drawn animation. Plus, the sound work is impressive, featuring the legendary Kevin Conroy like Batman And Mark Hamill like the comediancombined with brilliant characters and plot.

The interesting thing about this series is that it is marked a milestone in the history of the Dark Knight. That is the point of origin Harley Quinnwho became one of the most beloved characters in batman universe done by recently deceased Arleen Sorkin. He also revived characters who were little known at the time, such as Mr. Freeze, Clayface or BanAnd. And that’s not yet iconic opening credit musics, consists of Danny Elfman Following after his work for the film Tim Burtonone that still resonates in fan memory to this day (and in newer film releases like Lightning).

Over the years, Batman: The Animated Series has become considered one of the best animated series ever made. Although other superior superhero series later appeared, both animated and live-action, such as X-Men: The Animated Series, Unbeatable, Daredevil, WandaVision And Boy, it’s not unreasonable to say that this version of Batman might still be the best superhero series of all time. Since its release, the series has received increasing acclaim, with IGN naming it second best animated series of all time (only after the simpsons), TV Guide classified it as the seventh best animated series in history, and it even earned its place among Emmy award winners

Exciting news for Batman fans is that Batman: The Animated Series will be added to the Netflix catalogue in Ireland and the UK on Tuesday, September 26. Time to keep an eye on your Bat Screen!

An unexpected change: from HBO to Netflix

When HBO Max released several years ago, promoted as the ultimate destination for movies and TV series based on DC Comics. Most of DC’s productions were available on the service upon its arrival, but the new direction from Warner Bros. Discovery has created many of the company’s properties licensed to other streaming platforms. Next month, several DC animated series wildly popular is coming to Netflix, much to the surprise of many streaming fans.

Netflix recently revealed the full list of films and TV series coming to its platform during the month of May. Surprisingly, some of them were Three Complete DC Animated Series it’s weird, They are not available on HBO Max in Spain At the moment. this strategic step license content to other platforms has surprised many fans and spawned controversial content management policy by this platform gradually is removing a large number of classic animated seriesas This is the case of the magnificent Más allá del jardín.

Will Batman: The Animated Series arrive in Spain?

The news that Batman: The Animated Series is coming to Netflix has fans all over the world excited for the possibility of accessing this animated classic, but in Spain’s case, Its availability on the platform has not been confirmed. The series premiere on Netflix comes as part of an agreement between Warner and Netflix for catalog series distribution, and while it looks like this will be limited to a few HBO live-action gems, it looks like we will be able to too. enjoy this animated masterpiece.

The date marked on the calendar is September 26 for UK and Ireland, but until Netflix Spain officially confirms its arrival, fans will have to wait for a possible announcement. At least it can be enjoyed by HBO Max users Batman: Mask of Fantasyit’s an amazing animated film serves as a spin-off of the animated series.

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