Comics | Mainstream Realities • Dakotaverse • Watchmen • WildStorm |
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Shows | Arrowverse • DCAU • Justice League Action • Lucifer • Smallville • Teen Titans • Krypto the Superdog •Young Justice • Teen Titans GO! • DC Super Hero Girls • Superman and Lois • My Adventures with Superman |
Movies | Burtonverse • The Dark Knight Trilogy • DC Animated Movies • DC Extended Universe |
Games | Batman: Arkham • Injustice: Gods Among Us • Batman: The Telltale Series |
Summary
The DC Animated Universe (DCAU), often referred to as the Timmverse or Diniverse (in honor of Bruce Timm and Paul Dini) by fans, is a cartoon universe based on DC Comics. It consists of original animated series revolving around individual DC superheroes such as the universally critically acclaimed Batman: The Animated Series and Superman: The Animated Series as well as works such as Justice League and Justice League Unlimited, which have a large cast of various DC superheroes and supervillains. The DCAU also introduced a new original Batman character named Terry McGinnis with an animated series revolving around him.
The DCAU would later be continued in the canon seven issue miniseries called Justice League Infinity that takes place after the final episode of Justice League Unlimited.
Note: While it is true that a Teen Titans series set in the DCAU was planned, it did not materialize in the end. The animated Teen Titans series which ran from 2003 to 2006 does not fall under the DCAU/Timmverse.
Power of the Verse
While it is nowhere near as powerful as the original DC comics, the DCAU is still a verse with a decent amount of feats. The verse contains a nice collection of superhuman characters with a wide range of abilities and hax powers as well. The strongest superheroes and supervillains range from Small City level all the way up to Planet level and even Star level. In terms of speed, they have a vast collection of characters boasting of Hypersonic+ to FTL combat speeds with characters such as the Green Lanterns having Massively FTL+ travel speed. Then there is the mysterious Anti-Life Equation, which would allow the wielder to dominate the universe and essentially rewrite it in their own image.
The verse's technology also displays quite a number of feats as well. The Superman animated series and Justice League animated series both introduced weaponry and robots capable of injuring and subduing characters with Small City level strength and durability in addition to spaceships and super weapons with Planet level destructive capacity. Batman Beyond and Justice League Unlimited introduced a powered armor which grants the wearer up to Building level destructive capabilities and durability in addition to Supersonic flight speeds.
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