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* We also get to see Morgaine le Fay kill a man onscreen by stealing his life-force.
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''Justice League'' may have heralded the end of the DCAU, but it still had plenty of chilling scenes to send shivers down any viewer’s spine.
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* Faust's ultimate fate. [[KickTheSonOfABitch Yeah, he deserved it]], but it's still really chilling to see him go from SmugSnake to screaming horror while Hades just stands there calmly explaining that [[GoMadFromTheRevelation he now merely has knowledge of human suffering]]. The scene [[DiscretionShot cuts away]] as he undergoes RapidAging and is implied to have crumbled into dust.
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* Faust's ultimate fate. [[KickTheSonOfABitch [[AssholeVictim Yeah, he deserved it]], but it's still really chilling to see him go from SmugSnake to screaming horror while Hades just stands there calmly explaining that [[GoMadFromTheRevelation he now merely has knowledge of human suffering]]. The scene [[DiscretionShot cuts away]] as he undergoes RapidAging and is implied to have crumbled into dust.
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* While Dove’s plan to stop the Annihilator is a MomentOfAwesome, Hawk is visibly terrified at the sight of his brother potentially dying. Made even worse if you’ve read ''ComicBook/CrisisOnInfiniteEarths''.
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* While Dove’s plan to stop the Annihilator is a MomentOfAwesome, SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome, Hawk is visibly terrified at the sight of his brother potentially dying. Made even worse if you’ve read ''ComicBook/CrisisOnInfiniteEarths''.
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* While Dove’s plan to stop the Annihilator is a MomentOfAwesome, Hawk is visibly terrified at the sight of his brother potentially dying. Made even worse if you’ve read ''ComicBook/CrisisOnInfiniteEarths''.
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* The episode ''starts'' with a nightmarish moment. A couple are out rock-climbing and the boyfriend gets to the top of the mesa first; the girlfriend is apparently getting a bit fed up with him and is about to chew him out when she sees the Dark Heart on the plateau, its mechanical spiders starting to come out, and literally all that's left of her boyfriend is one of his shoes, already devoured by the extraterrestrial abomination. She screams in horror. Fade to opening title sequence. Luckily for her, there's a very brief, easy-to-miss moment where we see her being evacuated by the US military as they get there even before the Justice League does--if they'd been only a few seconds late, she would've been eaten by the Dark Heart, too.
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** And then, of course, come ''Unlimited'', AMAZO really ''does'' return. And the entire expanded Justice League is ''absolutely powerless to stop him.'' Luckily for the entire universe, AMAZO decides against doing anything especially destructive and becomes fully neutral by the end of the episode.
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* The portrayal of Darkseid in the Franchise/{{DCAU}} is often seen as the definitive portrayal of his character (outside of comics), and for good reason: He is a ''terrifying'' character. Not just because he's the only one who can take Superman at his full power, but because he is ''relentlessly'' evil. Other villains had reasons that you could like them; at least Lex Luthor was suave, and at least Joker had a happy attitude and comic timing. Darkseid is not that kind of villain: He is [[KnightOfCerebus the absolute evil]].
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* The portrayal of Darkseid in the Franchise/{{DCAU}} Franchise/DCAnimatedUniverse is often seen as the definitive portrayal of his character (outside of comics), and for good reason: He is a ''terrifying'' character. Not just because he's the only one who can take Superman at his full power, but because he is ''relentlessly'' evil. Other villains had reasons that you could like them; at least Lex Luthor was suave, and at least Joker had a happy attitude and comic timing. Darkseid is not that kind of villain: He is [[KnightOfCerebus the absolute evil]].
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*** It could also go even further than that: Andrea, having been close to Bruce years ago, couldn’t stomach the idea of putting another child through the same fate, knowing full well what it could lead to.
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** The whole thing is practically a KillEmAll episode: Wonder Woman fades out of existence thanks to Chronos' meddling with the timeline, an insubordinate Chucko is dropped in the Cretaceous Period to be killed by the mass extinction event that wiped out the dinosaurs, plus the implication that ''every other member of the Justice League is already dead''. Green Lantern nearly had something like this happen to ''him'', too--luckily for John, he was just temporarily replaced by Hal Jordan and came back after a few minutes.
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** The whole thing is practically a KillEmAll episode: Wonder Woman fades out of existence thanks to Chronos' meddling with the timeline, an insubordinate Chucko is dropped in the Cretaceous Period to be killed by the mass extinction event that wiped out the dinosaurs, plus the implication that ''every other member of the Justice League is already dead''. Green Lantern nearly had something like this happen to ''him'', too--luckily for John, he was just temporarily replaced by Hal Jordan and came back after a few minutes.
