After much anticipation and several delays, “Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League” has launched, thrilling fans across console and PC platforms. Set in Rocksteady’s richly detailed Arkham universe, this latest adventure brings together an explosive mix of iconic Justice League heroes and notorious Suicide Squad villains, setting the stage for an unforgettable clash.
Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League- Celebrating a Legacy
Among the star-studded cast, Kevin Conroy’s portrayal of Batman stands out as a poignant reminder of the actor’s enduring legacy. Marking one of his final performances, Conroy’s Batman is a fitting tribute to a voice that has defined the Dark Knight for decades. The game pays homage to Conroy in a credits scene, thanking him for his monumental contributions to the DC universe. Fans will be moved by this homage to a beloved talent whose voice brought Batman to life with unmatched depth and gravitas.
The Villains and Heroes of Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League
“Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League” showcases a roster of characters voiced by a talented cast, including:
- Batman voiced by Kevin Conroy, in a performance that adds to the actor’s legendary tenure as the Caped Crusader.
- Brainiac, brought to life by Jason Isaacs, known for his role as Lucius Malfoy in the Harry Potter series, now playing the game’s formidable antagonist.
- Harley Quinn sees Tara Strong return to voice the unpredictable anti-heroine, continuing her iconic portrayal of the character across various media.
- Amanda Waller is voiced by Debra Wilson, whose extensive voice work includes roles in Destiny 2, Halo Infinite, and more.
- The Flash features the voice of Scott Porter, whose acting credits include memorable roles in “Friday Night Lights” and various video game performances.
- King Shark is performed by Samoa Joe, blending his wrestling persona with the character’s ferocious yet humorous nature.
- Deadshot sees Bumper Robinson taking on the role, adding to his diverse voice acting portfolio.
- Boomerang is voiced by Daniel Lapaine, who brings an authentic Australian accent to the character, mirroring his comic book origins.
- Superman, voiced by Nolan North, showcases the versatility of one of gaming’s most prolific voice actors.
- Wonder Woman is portrayed by Zehra Fazal, adding another strong performance to her growing list of video game credits.
- Gizmo – Rick Pasqualone: Known for his role as Vito in the Mafia franchise, Pasqualone brings his unique voice to the character of Gizmo in Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League. His previous roles in “Marvel’s Midnight Suns” and “Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3,” along with appearances on “Friends” and “Glee,” highlight his diverse acting career.
- Poison Ivy – Darcy Rose Byrnes: Making her video game debut, Byrnes adds a fresh voice to the character of Poison Ivy. Her previous work includes voicing roles in “The Legend of Korra” and “Sofia the First,” as well as acting roles on “The Young and the Restless” and “Desperate Housewives.”
- Green Lantern – Dan White: Comedian and actor Dan White steps into the role of Green Lantern, bringing his voice acting talent previously heard in “Fallout 76” to the DC universe.
- Penguin & Superman – Nolan North: The versatile Nolan North voices both the villain Penguin and the hero Superman, showcasing his prolific voice acting career that spans franchises like Uncharted, The Last of Us, and Marvel’s Avengers.
- Lex Luthor – Corey Burton: Burton’s voice brings the formidable Lex Luthor to life, adding to his portfolio of DC game characters, including Hugo Strange in “Batman: Arkham City” and Zeus in “God of War.”
- Hack – Omono Okojie: Known for her role in “Legacies” and the film “Gook,” Okojie lends her voice to the character Hack, adding depth to the game’s diverse cast.
- Rick Flag – Jim Pirri: Voicing Rick Flag, Pirri brings his experience from roles like Angelo Bronte in “Red Dead Redemption II” and appearances on “Friends” to the Suicide Squad leader.
Beyond the Launch: Expanding the Universe
Rocksteady has promised that the release of “Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League” is just the beginning. With plans to introduce additional characters like the Joker and possibly more unexpected surprises through downloadable content, the game is set to evolve, keeping fans engaged with new challenges and adventures.
As “Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League” takes its place in the pantheon of superhero games, it stands as a testament to the enduring appeal of the DC universe and the creative vision of Rocksteady Studios. Fans can look forward to diving deep into a game that celebrates iconic characters, introduces thrilling gameplay, and pays tribute to the talents that have brought these characters to life.
