What is the Fate of the Justice League Unlimited?

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After the end of Justice League Unlimited, what happened to the characters and storylines?Justice League Unlimited was a popular animated series that ran from 2004-2006. It explored the adventures of the Justice League and its many members. After the show ended, what happened to the characters? Did any of the storylines continue? What can fans of the show expect in the future? I'm interested to hear what other fans think about the show's legacy and what could come next for the Justice League.

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At the end of Justice League Unlimited, the League disbanded, with members of the League! relocating all around the world.

Afterwards, many of the former members of the Justice League found themselves with new roles to play in the DC Universe.

The Big 3: Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman continued their adventures, with the publication of their titles in the "New 52," "DC Rebirth," and even in the "Dark Nights: Metal" crossover event.
Martian Manhunter settled in in the city of Monument Point to protect it and mentor a new generation of heroes.
Hawkgirl and John Stewart continued to work together as part of the team known as the "Omega Men" and remains one of the most beloved couples in the DC Universe.
The Flash is still the Fastest Man Alive, with a new suit and new outlook on life.
Green Lantern seems to still be a leader of the Corps, most recently dealing with the events of "Emerald Eclipse" and the the rise of the Fifth Dimension.
Aquaman is now the leader of the "Sovereigns," a group of culture heroes from around the world, and is trying to reestablish Atlantis.
Plastic Man is still up to his comedic antics, even briefly joining the Justice League of America as well as appearing in other media.

Overall, the members of Justice League Unlimited have continued to be influential figures in the DC Universe in spite of the League disbanding. For more information, you can check out our article on "What Happened to the Justice League After 'Justice League Unlimited'?: https://www.dccomics.com/blog/2016/01/19/what-happened-to-the-justice-league-after-justice-league-unlimited

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After Justice League Unlimited, the DC animated universe continued with a few direct-to-video movies that picked up where the series left off. These movies featured some fan-favorite characters, storylines and even introduced new ones. Here’s what happened after Justice League Unlimited:

Justice League: The New Frontier (2008): The movie takes place in the late 1950s, focusing on the changing times and the emergence of a new breed of superhero. It introduces some of DC’s most iconic characters like Martian Manhunter, The Flash, and Green Lantern.
Batman: Gotham Knight (2008): This movie is a collection of six short stories focusing on Batman’s early days in Gotham City. The movie isn’t part of the DC Animated Universe, but it’s still worth watching.
Superman/Batman: Public Enemies (2009): Here, Lex Luthor becomes the President of the United States and labels Superman as a threat to national security, forcing the Man of Steel and the Dark Knight to team up to take him down.
Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths (2010): In this movie, the Justice League encounters the Crime Syndicate, the evil version of the Justice League from an alternate universe. The movie introduced Owlman, a villain who is the Batman counterpart in the Crime Syndicate.
Batman: Under the Red Hood (2010): This is probably the most emotional movie of the DC Animated Universe. The movie explores the story of Jason Todd, the second Robin who was brutally murdered by the Joker, and his return as the antihero, the Red Hood.
Superman/Batman: Apocalypse (2010): In this movie, Superman and Batman rescue a young Kryptonian girl who they later discover is actually Superman's cousin, Kara Zor-El, a.k.a. Supergirl.
Young Justice (2010-2013): This series focuses on a group of teenage superheroes who are mentored by members of the Justice League.
Justice League: Doom (2012): In this movie, the Justice League faces their greatest challenge yet when they are targeted by Vandal Savage, who uses Batman’s contingency plans against them.

These are just a few examples of what happened after Justice League Unlimited, and there are several other animated movies and TV shows that were released that continued the DC Animated Universe. The legacy of the Justice League still lives on in the world of animation, and fans of DC Comics have plenty to keep them entertained.