Batman Unlimited: Monster Mayhem

'Batman Unlimited: Monster Mayhem' is a yet another impressive addition to Batman's legendary collection. This one's an entertaining & well-paced action extravaganza!

'Batman Unlimited: Monster Mayhem' Synopsis: The Joker is aided in his Halloween quest to render modern technology useless and take over Gotham City by Solomon Grundy, Silver Banshee, Clayface and Scarecrow.

Batman & The Joker's rivalry continues with 'Batman Unlimited: Monster Mayhem'. Although, there is nothing new in this tale, its a regular good versus bad story. I'm not saying it doesn't work, but there is no newness as for as the narrative goes.

Heath Corson's Screenplay offers much scope for some kicks action & also some twisted subplots. Butch Lukic's Direction is good. Graphics are awesome. Kevin Riepl's Score is super.

Vocal-Performances are note-worthy! Roger Craig Smith as Batman, is husky & tough enough. Troy Baker does justice in his portrayal of The Joker. Khary Payton as Cyborg, gets some terrific moments to perform & he does well. Chris Diamantopoulos as Green Arrow, Will Friedle as Nightwing & Yuri Lowenthal as Red Robin, are excellent. Fred Tatasciore as Solomon Grundy, is first-rate.

On the whole, 'Batman Unlimited: Monster Mayhem' works!

This flick ruins the DC animated movies. The story makes no sense, the title has zero connection to the actual story. It is like the Monster Mayhem, a marketing trick in order to get money by kids! At the time of the recording I am close to lose faith to the Cape Crusader for those movies are a shame to Bats' films.

As for the villains,totally underused and their plan is stupid to put it softly. The designs of the City and the characters are bad and only a kid under ten would like them. For the rest of the people who love the comics mythology this a must not see for it is an insult to us as fans, as devout audience and as humans in general!

To be honest, watching this film ache more than a kick to the head when I was in karate lessons. That is who much I despise it. Not watch it for any reason in God's Earth!

Man that was a piece of junk. It is along the Mayhem one of the worst animated films Ihave seeing and I have a pretty big record to show to prove it!

It's Halloween in Gotham and the monsters are out to play. Recent escapees Solomon Grundy and Silver Banshee are blending in with the other costumed party goers and causing mayhem. They escape from Nightwing and Green Arrow with help from Scarecrow. They are on a mission. Commissioner Gordon seeks help from Cyborg after Scarecrow and Banshee steal an A. I. Grundy is stealing a giant battery for Joker. Batman spots a signal from computer game designer Gogo Shoto who is being kidnapped by Clayface.

This is slightly better than Animal Instincts, but not by much. It's usually better with the Joker anyways. This grouping is less gimmicky. The story does feel like written by an A. I. as much as being about an A. I. That may be a fill-in-the-blank situation. The virtual world is rather silly. They actually brought out Fatman. It's alright.

The same creative team behind the awful Animal Instincts-director Butch Lukic, writer Heath Corson, and composer Kevin Riepl-comes back with this so-called sequel Monster Mayhem, which is really just the same exact movie recycled, only with a different lineup of villains.

Last time it was all animal-themed bad guys, now the excuse is Halloween. As a forgotten episode from some mediocre cartoon show, maybe it would be passable. But as a movie? It's a total waste of time.

Everything's just as weak as in the "first one," but now they also throw in a character (not a superhero, not a villain) who's even more random, annoying, and utterly pointless-which somehow manages to make this one even worse. A soulless copy of something that was already terrible.

Those who have watched animation series or played video games recently would be familiar to the voices in Batman Unlimited: Monster Mayhem. These are veteran actors who do the characters justice and the movie has the advantage of bringing them together for one spectacle. However, the plot is bland and lacking intensity of other DC animations.

Joker assembles his group of misfits to take over Gotham, while Batman is being helped by other vigilantes to stop the villainous act. It doesn't attempt to deliver thrill or alternate personalities like the previous animations and it definitely opts for a lighter tone. The mild vibe is clearly geared for younger audience with bits of humor as well as less visceral action.

The dubbing is definitely in high quality. Batman and Joker resemble their counterpart on the games, it might be slightly jarring to hear them in more vanilla fashion. Each of the superheroes, and also villains, is presented with their typical gimmicks, it's a nice showing for the troupe but it doesn't develop their characters much.

Animation is passable, it doesn't have the pace or well-choreographed fighting like Assault on Arkham. It does get the job done and some of the more futuristic details are appreciated. The action scenes consist of mostly one on one fight between the opposing forces, it's done pretty well albeit might be repetitive later on.

Batman Unlimited: Monster Mayhem is an average animation boosted by its great production on voice acting. It does entertain, but for fans wanting heavier intrinsic or presentation it may be a bit underwhelming.