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{{Otheruses|the superhero team|the eponymous TV series|Justice League Unlimited (animated series)|other uses of the word|Justice League (disambiguation)}}
  
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[[File:JLU.png|thumb|300px|[[Warhawk]], [[Kai-Ro]], [[Aquagirl]], [[Big Barda]].]]
  
[[File:JLU.png|thumb|300px|[[Warhawk]], [[Kai-Ro]], [[Aquagirl]], [[Big Barda]].]]
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{{quote|I think it's time [[Batman (Terry McGinnis)|your protégé]] joined the Justice League.|[[Superman]] to [[Batman|Bruce Wayne]]|source=<ref name="The Call">{{bb}}, "[[The Call]]"</ref>}}
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{{quote|I think it's time [[Batman (Terry McGinnis)|your protégé]] joined the Justice League.|[[Starro]] controlled [[Superman]] to [[Batman|Bruce Wayne]]|source=<ref name="bb308">{{ep ref|bb|308}}</ref>}}
   
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The '''Justice League Unlimited''', also referred to as '''JLU''' or simply '''Justice League''', is a group of [[superhero]]es, based in [[Metropolis]]. Led by [[Superman]] and including such members as [[Warhawk]] and [[Batman (Terry McGinnis)|Batman]], they are the future incarnation of the [[Justice League|first Justice League]].
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The '''Justice League Unlimited''', also referred to as '''JLU''' or simply '''Justice League''', is a group of [[superhero]]es, based in [[Metropolis]]. Led by [[Superman]] and including such members as [[Warhawk]] and [[Batman (Terry McGinnis)|Batman]], they are the future incarnation of the [[Justice League|first Justice League]]. Sometime in the future, the [[Legion of Super-Heroes]] presumably took over the responsibilities of the Justice League Unlimited.
   
 
== Members ==
  
== Members ==
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* [[Aquagirl]]<ref name="The Call"/>
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* [[Aquagirl]]<ref name="bb307">{{ep ref|bb|309}}</ref>
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* [[Batman (Terry McGinnis)]]<ref name="The Call"/>
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* [[Batman (Terry McGinnis)]]<ref name="jlu126">{{ep ref|jlu|126}}</ref>
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* [[Big Barda]]<ref name="The Call"/>
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* [[Big Barda]]<ref name="bb307"/>
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* [[Kai-Ro]]<ref name="bb307"/>
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* [[J'onn J'onzz]]<ref>When asked if J'onn survived Chronos' attack against the JLU, it's simply stated that he, as well as the other Leaguers not present, are "all gone". Since his status was not disputed, it's assumed J'onn holds some degree of membership in the JLU's roster, if not within the mainline future DCAU, then at least in the timeline altered by Chronos' actions.</ref>
  
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* [[Kai-Ro]]<ref name="The Call"/>
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* [[Micron]]<ref name="bb307"/>
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* [[Micron]]<ref name="The Call"/>
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* [[Static]]<ref name="ss401">{{ep ref|ss|401}}</ref>
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* [[Static]]<ref name="Future Shock">{{ss}}, "[[Future Shock]]"</ref>
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* [[Superman]] (leader)<ref name="bb307"/>
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* [[Superman]] (leader)<ref name="The Call"/>
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* [[Warhawk]]<ref name="bb307"/>
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* [[Warhawk]]<ref name="The Call"/>
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* [[Wonder Woman]]<ref name="ss401"/>
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* [[Wonder Woman]]<ref name="Future Shock"/>
  
   
 
== History ==
  
== History ==
 
An incarnation of the [[Justice League]] founded decades earlier, the origins of the Justice League Unlimited and whether it stands as a continuation of the original League or it was formed following its disbanding are unrevealed.
  
An incarnation of the [[Justice League]] founded decades earlier, the origins of the Justice League Unlimited and whether it stands as a continuation of the original League or it was formed following its disbanding are unrevealed.
   
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Before [[Batman (Terry McGinnis)|Terry McGinnis]] joined the team, the members of the League included [[Big Barda]], [[Kai-Ro]], [[Warhawk]], [[Aquagirl]], [[Micron]], [[Superman]] and possibly [[Static]]; Static may have joined the team after Terry joined or before but that still remains unclear. [[Wonder Woman]] was referred to as being a member of the JLU, but it's unrevealed if she was an active member at that time, highly possible given her lack of involvement in the JLU's fight with [[Starro]]. It's also unrevealed if the Wonder Woman associated with the Justice League Unlimited is Diana of [[Themyscira]], herself a founding member of the original incarnation of the League, or a successor, as is the case with much of the JLU roster.<ref name="Future Shock"/>
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Before [[Batman (Terry McGinnis)|Terry McGinnis]] joined the team, the members of the League included [[Big Barda]], [[Kai-Ro]], [[Warhawk]], [[Aquagirl]], [[Micron]], [[Superman]]<ref name="bb307"/> and possibly [[Static]], who may have joined the team after Terry joined or before, but that still remains unclear. [[Wonder Woman]] was referred to as being a member of the JLU,<ref name="ss401"/> but it's unrevealed if she was an active member at that time, highly possible given her lack of involvement in the JLU's fight with [[Starro]].<ref name="bb308"/> It's also unrevealed if the Wonder Woman associated with the Justice League Unlimited is Diana of [[Themyscira]], herself a founding member of the original incarnation of the League, or a successor, as is the case with much of the JLU roster.<ref name="ss401"/>
   
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When [[Batman (Terry McGinnis)|Batman]] received an invitation to join from Superman alone, the other members were not happy that they had no vote in deciding if he should join the team or not.<ref name="The Call"/> In time, Batman becomes an accepted member of the team, garnering the respect of his teammates, serving with them against many foes, such the [[Iniquity Collective]].<ref name="Epilogue">{{jlu}}, "[[Epilogue]]"</ref>
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When Batman received an invitation to join from Superman alone, the other members were not happy that they had no vote in deciding if he should join the team or not.<ref name="bb307"/> In time, Batman becomes an accepted member of the team, garnering the respect of his teammates, serving with them against many foes, such as the [[Iniquity Collective]].<ref name="jlu126"/>
   
 
=== Alternate Timeline ===
  
=== Alternate Timeline ===
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When [[Chronos]] altered time, it affected the history of the [[Justice League]]. In this alternate timeline, Superman and the rest of the league were killed following the destruction of the [[Watchtower]], while [[Kai-Ro|Green Lantern]] was slain by [[Jokerz]] gangmember [[Dee Dee]]. The surviving members of the League were [[Batman (Terry McGinnis)|Batman]], [[Warhawk]], and [[Static]], with [[Bruce Wayne]] acting as de facto leader of the remaining group. They operated out of the abandoned [[Hamilton Hill High School]].
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When [[Chronos]] altered time, it affected the history of the [[Justice League]]. In this alternate timeline, Superman and the rest of the league were killed following the destruction of the [[Watchtower]], while [[Kai-Ro|Green Lantern]] was slain by [[Jokerz]] gang member [[Dee Dee]]. The surviving members of the League were [[Batman (Terry McGinnis)|Batman]], [[Warhawk]], and [[Static]], with [[Batman|Bruce Wayne]] acting as de facto leader of the remaining group. They operated out of the abandoned [[Hamilton Hill High School]].<ref>{{ep ref|jlu|113}}</ref>
   
 
== Appearances and references ==
  
== Appearances and references ==
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== References ==
 
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This article is about the superhero team. For the eponymous TV series, see Justice League Unlimited (animated series). For other uses of the word, see Justice League (disambiguation).
JLU

Warhawk, Kai-Ro, Aquagirl, Big Barda.

"I think it's time your protégé joined the Justice League."
— Starro controlled Superman to Bruce Wayne[1]

The Justice League Unlimited, also referred to as JLU or simply Justice League, is a group of superheroes, based in Metropolis. Led by Superman and including such members as Warhawk and Batman, they are the future incarnation of the first Justice League. Sometime in the future, the Legion of Super-Heroes presumably took over the responsibilities of the Justice League Unlimited.

Members

History

An incarnation of the Justice League founded decades earlier, the origins of the Justice League Unlimited and whether it stands as a continuation of the original League or it was formed following its disbanding are unrevealed.

Before Terry McGinnis joined the team, the members of the League included Big Barda, Kai-Ro, Warhawk, Aquagirl, Micron, Superman[2] and possibly Static, who may have joined the team after Terry joined or before, but that still remains unclear. Wonder Woman was referred to as being a member of the JLU,[4] but it's unrevealed if she was an active member at that time, highly possible given her lack of involvement in the JLU's fight with Starro.[1] It's also unrevealed if the Wonder Woman associated with the Justice League Unlimited is Diana of Themyscira, herself a founding member of the original incarnation of the League, or a successor, as is the case with much of the JLU roster.[4]

When Batman received an invitation to join from Superman alone, the other members were not happy that they had no vote in deciding if he should join the team or not.[2] In time, Batman becomes an accepted member of the team, garnering the respect of his teammates, serving with them against many foes, such as the Iniquity Collective.[3]

Alternate Timeline

When Chronos altered time, it affected the history of the Justice League. In this alternate timeline, Superman and the rest of the league were killed following the destruction of the Watchtower, while Green Lantern was slain by Jokerz gang member Dee Dee. The surviving members of the League were Batman, Warhawk, and Static, with Bruce Wayne acting as de facto leader of the remaining group. They operated out of the abandoned Hamilton Hill High School.[5]

Appearances and references

Batman Beyond

Static Shock

Justice League Unlimited

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Dini, Paul, Burnett, Alan (story) & Berkowitz, Stan (teleplay) & Lukic, Butch (director) (November 18, 2000). "The Call, Part II". Batman Beyond. Season 3. Episode 8 (airdate). Episode 51 (production). Kids WB!.
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 2.7 Berkowitz, Stan (writer) & Lim, Kyung-Won (director) (December 9, 2000). "Betrayal". Batman Beyond. Season 3. Episode 9 (airdate). Episode 43 (production). Kids WB!.
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Timm, Bruce, McDuffie, Dwayne (story) & McDuffie, Dwayne (teleplay) & Riba, Dan (director) (July 23, 2005). "Epilogue". Justice League Unlimited. Season 1. Episode 26 (airdate). Episode 26 (production). Cartoon Network.
  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 Berkowitz, Stan (writer) & Chele, Vic Dal (director) (January 17, 2004). "Future Shock". Static Shock. Season 4. Episode 1 (airdate). Episode 40 (production). Kids WB!.
  5. ↑ McDuffie, Dwayne (writer) & Dos Santos, Joaquim (director) (January 29, 2005). "The Once and Future Thing Part Two: Time, Warped". Justice League Unlimited. Season 1. Episode 13 (airdate). Episode 13 (production). Cartoon Network.
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