Disappointment Strikes as Kevin Conroy’s Final Batman Voice Appearance Leaves Fans Unimpressed
Disappointment Strikes as Kevin Conroy’s Final Batman Voice Appearance Leaves Fans Unimpressed
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The eagerly awaited Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League has taken an unfortunate turn, leaving DC fans disappointed with Kevin Conroy’s final voice appearance as Batman. The game, initially announced back in 2020 at DC FanDome, has encountered various setbacks in the lead-up to its launch, and Conroy’s portrayal has added to the disappointments surrounding the highly anticipated title.
Conroy, renowned for his iconic portrayal of the Caped Crusader, made his final appearance as Batman in a video released as part of Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League. The clip, featuring King Shark carrying a battered Batman to a park bench in the rain, showcased a bloodied and beaten Dark Knight with purple eyes, having turned evil under the influence of Brainiac. The scene took a dark turn as Batman faced Harley Quinn’s monologue before meeting his demise with a gunshot to the face.
Disappointment Strikes as Kevin Conroy’s Final Batman Voice Appearance Leaves Fans Unimpressed
The disappointment among fans was palpable as they voiced their opinions on social media platforms, expressing dissatisfaction with Conroy’s performance at this pivotal moment. The inclusion of Conroy in the game holds emotional significance for the Rocksteady Games development team, with Game Director Axel Rydby emphasizing Conroy’s pivotal role in shaping Batman as a character.
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League features a poignant tribute to both Conroy and the late Arleen Sorkin, the voice of Harley Quinn, with plaques honoring these iconic voice actors. However, the disappointment lingers as fans question if this was truly the fitting send-off for Conroy’s legendary portrayal of Batman.
Kevin Conroy’s Last DC Appearance?
Some speculate that Conroy may have one final performance in the cape and cowl through the upcoming Batman: Caped Crusader series. Although initially slated for release on Amazon Prime Video by the end of 2023, the show has yet to make its public debut. If Conroy does return to the animated series, it could offer a more satisfying farewell for longtime fans.
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League is set to launch on Friday, February 2, on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC. Despite the disappointment surrounding Conroy’s final Batman performance, fans are still eager to experience the game’s narrative and gameplay on its highly anticipated release date.
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