Batman Ninja Vs Yakuza League
SCORE: 64
When we had some money to purchase movies and television shows I
bought Batman Ninja Vs Yakuza League on DVD. I did not know much about
this movie. All I knew is it was one of the DC Movies we missed. The art
in Batman Ninja Vs Yakuza League is really strange. It has this odd look
that feels off in so many different ways. It takes eighty-nine minutes
to watch Batman Ninja Vs Yakuza League from start to finish.
There is violence, blood, bad language, lack of attire, enticement to
lust, false gods and more within Batman Ninja Vs Yakuza League. The
multiverse religious belief is also taught in Batman Ninja Vs Yakuza
League. I promise to include spoilers for the rest of this review of the
Batman Ninja Vs Yakuza League DVD. Batman and Robin realize things are
different in their world pretty quickly.
Japan is gone and so is the Justice League. There is a time rift above
Gotham. Japan is through that time rift. The Quake Engine is suspected
in Batman Ninja Vs Yakuza League. Yakuza fall from the sky and must be
fought off in Batman Ninja Vs Yakuza League. Batman and Robin head
through the time rift to see versions of the Justice League as Yakuza in
Batman Ninja Vs Yakuza League. Thankfully Wonder Woman is on their side.
The Joker saves Batman at one point in Batman Ninja Vs Yakuza League.
Harley Quinn is also helpful to Batman in Batman Ninja Vs Yakuza League.
Can you guess who is behind all of this in Batman Ninja Vs Yakuza
League? It is Ras Al Ghul. Ras got ahold of the Quake Engine and used
the origami folding concept to change reality. Batman, Robin, and others
in the Bat-family must fight the Yakuza version of the Justice League.
Harley Quinn and Wonder Woman also help out in Batman Ninja Vs Yakuza
League. Batman realizes they have one advantage over the Yakuza League.
The Yakuza League has not been fighting like they have. They are not
used to someone with tactics on how to defeat them. The Bat-family is
able to take down the Yakuza League pretty easily. Eventually the
memories of the real world heroes enter the Yakuza League and they help
save the day. All is returned to normal.
- Paul
Video: 61%
Audio: 58%
Replay/Extras: 70%
Functionality: 68%
Family Friendly Factor: 62%
System: DVD
Publisher: Warner Bros
Developer: DC Comics
Rating: ‘PG-13’ - Parents Strongly Cautioned {Some Violence and
Language}
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