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Catwoman: Hunted, This movie is an ANIME!!

Catwoman: Hunted, This movie is an ANIME!!

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Catwoman:Hunted Catwoman: Hunted will be coming to HBO Max and Bluray. This is not DC’s first time dabbling in the world of Anime because there has been attempts before. Batman Ninja is DC’s first attempt to make an anime and it was well-received by the fans. Catwoman: Hunted is directed by Shinsuke Terasawa who worked for multiple Anime titles. Unlike Batman Ninja, Selina’s solo film will have hand-drawn animation instead of CGI. It has a serious style of art work but the movie promises a lot of humor. Cat Woman:Hunted is very timely since Catwoman will have a return to live-action at the upcoming film “The Batman”. People who will want to see more of this infamous anti-heroine will find this movie at HBO Max. Catwoman (Elizabeth Gillies) solo adventures will be joined by Batwoman(Stephanie Beatriz) and Julia Pennyworth. Batwoman is Bruce Wayne’s cousin but unlike him, she cannot stand Selina’s cat-related puns. Catwoman Targets an expensive Jewel and to get her objective, but she has to deal with Interpol,

Kristen Wiig Confirmed As Cheetah For Wonder Woman 2

Kristen Wiig Confirmed As Cheetah For Wonder Woman 2

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Wonder Woman is the unequivocal shining star of the DC Comics Film Universe…so far. And naturally, people are excited for Wonder Woman 2, which will arrive November 1st of next year. There’s already been a lot of speculation as to what the film will and won’t be, including the villainess who might be coming in. But now, director Patty Jenkins has revealed that Cheetah will indeed be in the film, and she’ll be portrayed by Kristen Wiig. Wiig has been rumored for the role for a while now, so to get confirmation is very welcome, and from Patty Jenkins herself no less! On a comics level, Cheetah is one of Wonder Woman’s most recognizable villains, and has been used in many animated series in the past because of that. Seeing her in live-action will be a first (although she was teased on an episode of Flash), so it’ll be interesting to see how she’s portrayed. Here’s hoping it won’t be CGI. Here’s the full tweet from Patty Jenkins. So excited

Could Cheetah Enter The Arrowverse?

Could Cheetah Enter The Arrowverse?

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Last night’s Flash dealt a lot of things fans wanted to see, and even gave fans some things they didn’t know they wanted to see. Then, it gave us something no one ever expected us to see. For when Barry and Captain Cold (long story) broke into Argus to steal a power supply (longer story), they went through the Suicide Squad lockup. In it, we saw Grodd, we saw Cupid, but we also saw someone else via name…Cheetah. For those who don’t know, Cheetah is one of the most well known Wonder Woman villains. In fact, outside of the gods of Olympus, she’s arguably the most famous Wonder Woman villain. Especially since she was featured in the Super Friends cartoon back in the day, and has been in several DC animated films including Justice League: Doom. Here’s a pic of her name popping up. Now, the question here is, “what does this mean?” Well, recall that Grodd and other characters were teased in such a manner, and totally appeared later

This Will End Well: Military Funds Silent Robotic Cheetah

This Will End Well: Military Funds Silent Robotic Cheetah

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Let’s get this out of the way first. Yes, the robot cheetah is a military-funded project, supported by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA). So when the machines rise up and you see one of these things running you down with a lightweight machine gun mounted on its back, feel free to have a patriotic twinge of pride at what your tax dollars have accomplished. The robot cheetah that Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) researchers have developed with this defense money is a huge leap forward in robotic animal technology. You may have seen other running robots of this type, but those were noisy, clunky monstrosities powered by gasoline engines or tethers. The robot cheetah is a quiet, autonomous system that uses electric motors. “Our robot can be silent and as efficient as animals. The only things you hear are the feet hitting the ground. This is kind of a new paradigm where we’re controlling force in a highly dynamic situation. Any legged robot should be able to do