History WesternAnimation / BATMANTheBraveAndTheBold

** Booster Gold and Alan Scott and Guy Gardner. Guy eventually gets over feeling threatened by Alan's presence and the two come to realize they're NotSoDifferent after saving Talia al Ghul and Batman from being launched into space.

* {{Mondegreen}}:
** In "Emperor Joker!", as the Joker prepares to unscrew Batman's head, he tells the Dark Knight, "You're gonna be a drooling, mindless ''fop'' when I'm done, and then, ''I'm gonna... '''kill you some more!!'''''" Of course, there are some who kinda mishear the word "fop" as [[PrecisionFStrike that other f-word]].
** In "Cry Freedom Fighters", Plastic Man rallies the heroes and oppressed masses with a mangled version of "Yankee Doodle".

* MagicalDefibrillator: Black Lightning uses his powers to act as one in "Enter the Outsiders!".

* TyrannosaurusRex: In the second episode, Batman and Plastic Man land on Dinosaur Island. Guess the first species they encounter.

* StockDinosaurs: Dinosaur Island is stocked with triceratops, pterosaurs, and -- of course -- TyrannosaurusRex.

* TeleportersAndTransporters: The Zeta Beam.

* CartoonBomb: One of the Joker's weapons in "Game Over for Owlman!"

* BaitAndSwitchSIlhouette: In the opening segment of "Joker: The Vile and the Villainous!", a silhouette emerging from a portal originally appears to be Batman, but turns out to be the Joker.

* DoubleEntendre: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fAFP0IoMfsA "Birds of Prey"]] is some sort of glorious tribute to Double Entendres and [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar censors that are asleep at the wheel]].

** Plastic Man gives an entirely new meaning to the phrase "[[GettingCrapPastTheRadar money shot]]" in "Terror on Dinosaur Island!".

*** Professor Zee was changed from a law-abiding, ''unwitting'' instigator of Per Degaton's TimeTravel villainy to Degaton's gleefully evil MadScientist sidekick; it almost seems like the showrunners had a certain ''other'' [[Characters/CaptainAmericaEnemies Professor Z]] on the brain.

* InksuitActor: This series has a bucket load of notable examples of characters looking like the person who voices them whether it be Cavalier looking like his voice actor Greg Ellis, Phantom Stranger looking like his voice actor Kevin Conroy, Plastic Man looking like his voice actor Tom Kenny, Aquaman looking like his voice actor John DiMaggio, the list goes on.

** In one episode, Green Arrow and Speedy confront Gentleman Ghost, who says they have no chance at stopping him. Speedy says "[[You and What Army? Oh, yeah? You and what army?]]". In a flash, Gentleman Ghost's army of ghostly skeletons storm out of the ground. This scene is accompanied by a powerful organ music.

** In one episode, Green Arrow and Speedy confront Gentleman Ghost, who says they have no chance at stopping him. Speedy says "Oh, yeah? You and what army?". In a flash, Gentleman Ghost's army of ghostly skeletons storm out of the ground. This scene is accompanied by a powerful organ music.

** In one episode of Batman: The Brave and the Bold, Green Arrow and Speedy confront Gentleman Ghost, who says they have no chance at stopping him. Speedy says "Oh, yeah? You and what army?". In a flash, Gentleman Ghost's army of ghostly skeletons storm out of the ground. This scene is accompanied by a powerful organ music.

* OminousPipeOrgan: The Music Meister is shown playing one to a cardboard audience, an indication that he [[MadArtist isn't]] ''[[MadArtist quite]]'' [[MadArtist right in the head]].

** AdaptationalVillainy: Batwoman (a.k.a. [[CanonForeigner Katrina Moldoff]]) was hit especially hard with this. In the Silver Age, she was at worst a GirlyGirl and DesignatedLoveInterest who nevertheless saved Batman's life multiple times; here, she's a HeroicWannabe who needlessly endangers civilians and eventually becomes a full-blown villain (with a good dose of StrawFeminist to boot). DC notably ''forbade'' the writers from using her comics identity of Kathy Kane.

*** Professor Zee was changed from a law-abiding, ''unwitting'' instigator of Per Degaton's TimeTravel villainy to Degaton's gleefully evil MadScientist sidekick; it almost seems like the showrunners had a certain ''other'' [[Characters/CaptainAmerica Professor Z]] on the brain.

* {{Adorkable}}: Jaime definitely works. To a lesser extent, Batman can be this in his lighter moments.

* VoiceTypes: Represented in "Mayhem of the Music Meister!":
** Black Canary - mezzo-soprano
** The Music Meister - tenor
** Green Arrow - tenor
** Clock King - tenor
** Batman - baritone, but in a NonSingingVoice [[invoked]] (as his pitch voice belongs to Jeff Bennett)
** Black Manta - baritone
** AQUAMAN - baritone
** Gorilla Grodd - bass or bass-baritone

** taken to extreme when Captain Atom has an ImagineSpot of what Batman does when he fights
*** "Your deluge of destruction is over Despero", " Your wicked winds wane tonight Weather Wizard", "Your sinister subterfuge cease now Star Sapphire" and lastly "Your titanic tantrum of terror terminates tonight Giganta
* AdaptationOriginConnection: "Return of the Fearsome Fangs!" shows Batman training alongside Bronze Tiger and the Terrible Trio in flashbacks.
* AdaptationPersonalityChange: The show ''usually'' tries to keep faithful to the comics characterizations, but it does sometimes change things to keep the drama flowing, or just for the sake of it.
** AdaptationalHeroism: The Klaramar race in the comic books are all composed of Faceless Hunters, but there is only one Faceless Hunter in this series with the rest of the species, according to his word, peaceful. [[spoiler:Hence why he personally asked Starro to destroy them.]]
** AdaptationalVillainy: Batwoman (a.k.a. [[CanonForeigner Katrina Moldoff]]) was hit especially hard with this. In the Silver Age, she was at worst a GirlyGirl and DesignatedLoveInterest who nevertheless saved Batman's life multiple times; here, she's a HeroicWannabe who needlessly endangers civilians and eventually becomes a full-blown villain (with a good dose of StrawFeminist to boot). DC notably ''forbade'' the writers from using her comics identity of Kathy Kane.
*** Professor Zee was changed from a law-abiding, ''unwitting'' instigator of Per Degaton's TimeTravel villainy to Degaton's gleefully evil MadScientist sidekick; it almost seems like the showrunners had a certain ''other'' [[Characters/CaptainAmerica Professor Z]] on the brain.
* AdaptationalNameChange: Recurring Blue Beetle villains the Madmen are renamed the Madniks in this show.

** Ted [=McGinley=] appears in the final episode once Bat-Mite mentions that a sure fire way to run a show off the air is to bring in [=McGinley=].

* RelatedInAdaptation: In "Knights Of Tomorrow," [[ComicBook/Catwoman Selina Kyle]] is Damian Wayne's mother, rather than Talia Al Ghul.

* NinjaPirateZombieRobot: See Everything's Better With...
** The {{elseworld}} Batmen could fill out this trope on their own, including among their number a {{pirate}} Batman, a {{vampire}} Batman and an [[ComicBook/IronMan Iron Batman]] (the normal ''Brave and the Bold'' Batman is already a ninja). There are also a cowboy Batman and a [[EverythingsBetterWithMonkeys gorilla]] Batman, because apparently ''that wasn't awesome enough''.

* OurVampiresAreDifferent

* RuleOfCool:
** Wait... is Batman going to punch that meteor?
** Are those ''Gorillas'' riding ''Pterodactyls'' with ''harpoon guns'' stealing a boat?
** Batman has what amounts to a ''lightsaber'' in his utility belt. Why? Because it's ''awesome''.
** Similarly, AQUAMAN's water swords. Swords made of water, ''underwater''. Also, water ''[[Franchise/StreetFighter Hadokens]]''.
** Wow, AQUAMAN can communicate with ''white blood cells''!
*** And silverfish!
** Not to mention the Bat-Axe and Bat-Shield.
** Forget them! It's all about the Dark Knight Armour (complete with Evil Bat-Blade). Badass.
** Did Green Arrow just shoot ''{{Excalibur}}'' [[VisualNovel/FateStayNight like an arrow?!]]
** The Batmobile's EjectionSeat like in [[Film/TheDarkKnight the movie]] turns into a motorcycle. No, wait, it's a Bat-cycle-''copter''! %%(Also known as a "Whirly-Bat", a one-seat portable helicopter seen in some Golden and Silver Age Batman stories.)
** Hey... did Batman just bat around a giant turtle with a bone?
** Come on, the Arrowcar can ''fly''!
*** But can it turn corners?
** The Despero episode takes the cake. Not only does Batman DualWield a ''lightsaber and a demon sword'', but later, dons ''Franchise/GreenLantern Corps armor''. He even says "Cool" when it's equipped on him.
** The thirteenth episode sets a bar that blows everything else out of the water. Batman teamed up with ''[[EnemyMine the Goddamn Joker.]]''
*** Screw that. Batman teamed up with [[NinjaPirateZombieRobot Cowboy Batman, Pirate Batman, Vampire Batman, Gorilla Batman, Space Batman, and Hyper-Intelligent Telepathic Alien Batman]], so he could fight an evil Batman. Thus, the hero, supporting cast, and villain of the episode ''were all Batman''. That's the single highest Batman density of any work ever made.
** Batman proves to be [[spoiler: a better detective than ''Franchise/SherlockHolmes'' himself.]]
*** Speaking of [[spoiler:Sherlock Holmes]], did I mention he has ''a SwordCane''? Just like in the original!
** The Batmobile turns into a [[HumongousMecha mech]]. ''The Batmobile turns into a mech!''
** Biker Santas!
** And now AQUAMAN is punching meteors.
** Did that ''tank'' being driven by the ghost of [[UsefulNotes/TheAmericanCivilWar General J.E.B. Stuart]] just jump a boat!? [[Series/TheDukesOfHazzard With the horn playing "Dixie"]]!?
** The GrandFinale opens with Batman teaming up with UsefulNotes/AbrahamLincoln to fight a {{Steampunk}} {{Cyborg}} John Wilkes Booth.