History WesternAnimation / BatmanAndHarleyQuinn

* AmbiguousSituation: Due to his being TheGhost, just which Black Condor is on the League. While the second one, Ryan Kendall, ''was'' a member during the ComicBook/JusticeLeagueInternational era, given the large case of TeamMemberInTheAdaptation during ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague Unlimited'', it's possible that it also applies here and it's either Richard Grey Jr. (who was the original) or John Trujillo (who replaced Kendall after his death).

* BlackmailIsSuchAnUglyWord: When Batman blackmails Sarge Steel with knowledge that many A.R.G.U.S. agents, Steel included, have visited what's clearly implied to be a brothel that caters to the BDSM crowd, Steel says those visits could be considered "therapy".

* ChaoticEvil: InUniverse, this is Batman's opinion about Harley, and the reason why he's against her coming with him and Nightwing to stop Ivy and Floronic Man, thinking that she can easily decide to side with the other villains at the last moment. In the end, Harley proves to be more of a ChaoticNeutral with some tendency to ChaoticGood.

%%* ChaoticEvil: InUniverse, this is Batman's opinion about Harley, and the reason why he's against her coming with him and Nightwing to stop Ivy and Floronic Man, thinking that she can easily decide to side with the other villains at the last moment. In the end, Harley proves to be more of a ChaoticNeutral with some tendency to ChaoticGood.

-->'''Old man:''' [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar Sheee]] had...the cutest smile.
* KarmaHoudini: [[spoiler: Poison Ivy never gets punished for trying to turn the entire human race into plants.We do get a very sweet moment where Harley starts cry, causing Poison Ivy start crying as well, abandon her plan and give Harley a huge hug, implying Ivy might pull a HeelFaceTurn. Annoyingly, however, she is [[WhatHappenedToTheMouse never seen again after this scene.]]

** Nearly every (named or recognizable) henchmen and henchwomen who were featured back in ''B:TAS'' makes a reappearance at the [[BadGuyBar roadhouse]] (see MythologyGag below for complete list).

** Nearly every (named) henchmen and henchwomen who were featured back in ''B:TAS'' makes a reappearance at the [[BadGuyBar roadhouse]] (see MythologyGag below for complete list).

%%** The [[BadGuyBar roadhouse]] provides a setting for nearly ''every'' (named) henchmen and henchwomen who were featured back in ''B:TAS'' to make a reappearance.

** The [[BadGuyBar roadhouse]] provides a setting for nearly ''every'' (named) henchmen and henchwomen who were featured back in ''B:TAS'' to make a reappearance.

* TheCameo: The [[BadGuyBar roadhouse]] provides a setting for nearly ''every'' (named) henchmen and henchwomen who were featured back in ''B:TAS'' to make a reappearance.

** The walls of Superbabes are decorated with ''precisely'' accurate reproductions of familiar comic-cover images of various heroes (male and female), such as Batgirl and Superman.

* ContinuitySnarl: When exactly the film is set in uncertain. In particular, there some evidence to suggest it takes place ''before'' the [[spoiler: Tim Drake incident in ''WesternAnimation/ReturnOfTheJoker]]. The problem being: if that's the case it would mean Harley [[spoiler:redeemed herself, and got the life she had always wanted, only to throw it all away and go back to being a villain just a few years later.]] For obvious reasons, this makes little sense.

** Funny enough, even [[WesternAnimation/LegoDCComicsSuperheroes LEGO!Batman]] is CrazyPrepared with weed killer, and its lampshaded by LEGO!Harley.

** In a NoCelebritiesWereHarmed and no-DC example, Harley's song in the henchmen bar is ''[[Music/{{Blondie}} Telephone]]''.

* FanServiceWithASmile: Gotham has a restaurant called "Superbabes" in which the wait staff all wear skimpy versions of famous superheroines and villainesses of the DC Universe (including Catwoman, Supergirl, Batgirl, Power Girl, Starfire, Vixen, Fire, Ice, and even ''Granny Goodness''). Harley works there as a waitress wearing a skimpy version of her own Harley Quinn costume that shows her panties. Indeed, one of male customers tries to cop a feel... bad move.

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* BlackmailIsSuchAnUglyWord: When Batman blackmails Sarge Steel with knowledge that many A.R.G.U.S. agents, Steel included, have visited what's clearly implied to be a brothel that caters to the BDSM crowd, Steel says it's considered "therapy".

* ContinuitySnarl: When exactly the film is set in uncertain. In particular, there some evidence to suggest it takes place ''before'' the [[spoiler: Tim Drake incident in ''WesternAnimation/ReturnOfTheJoker]]. The problem being: if that's the case it would mean Harley [[spoiler: redeemed herself, and got the life she had always wanted, only to throw it all away and go back to being a villain just a few years later.]] For obvious reasons, this makes little sense.

* BlackmailIsSuchAnUglyWord: When Batman blackmails Sarge Steel with knowledge that many A.R.G.U.S. agents, Steel included, have visited what's clearly implied to be a brothel, Steel says it's considered "therapy".

* SupermanStaysOutOfGotham: Given a reason. While Batman did alert the Watchtower to what is going on, most of the best heroes were busy with a space mission in the Rigel System, with others at a christening at Aquaman's place at Atlantis. The only available heroes included Booster Gold, Black Condor, Elongated Man, Triumph and Bloodwynd, none of them being really being the kind of guys Batman and Nightwing want to deal with (No No No, Meh, talking too much, loser, and jerk being Nightwing's response to the suggestions). Batman and Nightwing then hang up, making it Batman Doesn't Want C-List Fodder (or Booster) in Gotham.

The film was released in August of 2017, just in time for Harley Quinn's 25th Anniversary. Two digital comics were released, aprequel series ''Harley Quinn and Batman'' and sequel series ''Batman and Harley Quinn'', which which explained how Harley Quinn retired and what happened post-movie.