Ninja Batman tai Yakuza League

It's so fun to watch Batman Ninja face off against Yakuza League! 🦇 the action scenes are cool, there are funny jokes 😂. I didn't blink watching it. Great recommendation for those who like fantasy action movies. Have you seen it yet?
The artslye is also stunning, I enjoy the animation, the story presented is also exciting. How intrigue between Batman family against yakuza league.
You'll enjoy this show if you like anime and DC.
#BatmanNinja #YakuzaLeague #MovieRecommendation
It's so fun to watch Batman Ninja face off against Yakuza League! 🦇 the action scenes are cool, there are funny jokes 😂. I didn't blink watching it. Great ... recommendation for those who like fantasy action movies. Have you seen it yet?
The artslye is also stunning, I enjoy the animation, the story presented is also exciting. How intrigue between Batman family against yakuza league.
You'll enjoy this show if you like anime and DC.
#BatmanNinja #YakuzaLeague #MovieRecommendation

Let's just start by saying that this sequel is just dumb fun, and Batman vs. JL is always good.

Story:
The story continues 1 day after Ninja Batman ends; but it has been more than a month since Batman disappeared. The world now contains a floating Japan above Gotham, where every Justice League member is converted to the Yakuza League. There are also small recap stories of what was changed in each member's life so that they could be raised as Yakuza.

Animation:
It has the same animation style as the prequel. But in the middle, there was a sudden change in style for a Bat-Mecha scene which was ... very unexpectedly good.

General:
There is only one scene with the Joker, and it is refreshing not to see the Joker as the main villain. Diana sings a song while she goes for a duel against Aquaman, and sometimes we see the POV from Harley where there are all these cameras and spotlights focused on Diana for the segment. All the Bat-Family gadgets are referred to as Science Ninja Technique (:)).

Fighting/Action:
The movie starts with Yakuza Storm, so you know the movie is going to be full of action scenes. The fight scenes with every YL are very good, and we even get a good BvS fight at the end. We get to see the Batman's plans that he kept on how to defeat each of the JL heroes in case they go to the dark side.

Overall: (9/10)
If you liked the prequel, then you will enjoy this and may even like this better than the prequel.

I just got back from festival yesterday, I was in a totally good mood, put on the first movie and something already managed to piss me off. :D

To be fair, let’s start with the good stuff: I genuinely liked the whole Japanese aesthetic. It’s got its own personality, a certain essence, lots of neat little details (the opening sequence was actually great), and the animation – while far from perfect – definitely has its charm. The music’s also pretty good; I noticed it way more than in the first film (which I barely remember now, aside from that “epic” final fight). And while it ... does its own thing, it still stays fairly true to DC. Wonder Woman is exactly how she should be, I was glad all four Robins showed up, and we also get the classic Batman vs. Superman moment.

That’s about all I can give it credit for, though. Content-wise, it's completely empty. The dialogue is just dull, lifeless phrases; there are no twists, no strong narrative, no real depth. The movie throws a bunch of characters at us early on, then just forgets about most of them – I seriously didn’t even notice when they disappeared. All in all, it’s just a stylish, well-animated brawl. Kids might enjoy it, or people who are really into this kind of thing – but personally, I’m over it. I’ve seen these kinds of fights too many times before.

Not a terrible movie by any means… just frustrating. And my feelings about Yakuza League are just as conflicted as they were with the first Batman Ninja.

When I’d recommend it:
• If you just want to switch off and watch some action-packed anime with good animation.
• If you don’t care about any story or unnecessary fluff, and just want to see fists, kicks, superpowers, and pure action.
• If you’re a DC fan interested in alternative takes and adaptations.
• If you don’t mind whether something is objectively good or bad, and are simply looking to explore new anime, new movies, new styles.
• If you have kids at home who love superheroes.
• If you want to see Wonder Woman sing.


When I wouldn’t recommend it:
• If you’re watching to appreciate good art rather than just “switch off.”
• If you prefer deep stories, meaningful ideas, or emotional depth over simple, meaningless action.
• If you’re a bitter person unwilling to step outside your comfort zone and give something a chance even if you might not like it.
• If you love DC but can’t stand Japanese anime (yes, those people exist).
• If you don’t have time to waste on stuff that adds nothing to your life, and would rather invest your time in something more meaningful.
• If you only like the Gotham world because of the Joker.