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Has anyone done the two most recent TMNT live action films?

Green Lantern 2011 has a connection.

But which universe do you think it fits more smoothly in?

I also believe Green Lantern Emerald Knights is canon to the DCAMU. Galius Zed is shown to be killed in one of the flashbacks to before the events of this film. However, in the present day scenes another Noc'sagian Green Lantern can be seen during the final battle. It's most likely Cundiff...

I believe Batman Gotham Knight should be included in the DCAMU. So for Gotham Knight I understand it's supposed to be canon to TDK trilogy, but that never worked for me. Too many atheistic differences and Kevin Conroy sounds nothing like Christian Bale. I think this fits far better with the...

Continuing my evidence for how The Batman connects with Teen Titans, there are some characters that appear in Teen Titans that have implications for other existing characters in this universe. First up is Speedy. Speedy's real name is not given in the Teen Titans series, but his appearance is...

She can be sometimes

So it appears FF is part of Phase One from a chronological standpoint.

Right and I don't disagree with you about Lois and Clark. In my opinion, the two Burton films are canon to the DCEU multiverse. I know some people say that The Flash doesn't feature the Burtonverse, but I think it's way better if it does for pay-off. Edit: To be fair, the Burton theme is played...

Not trying to argue but The Batman released at the same time Teen Titans was on the air. Teen Titans referenced Batman, Wayne Enterprises and Gotham City, has a similar animation style and has a major character connection with Dick Grayson as Robin in both shows, with similar character designs...

I actually see no issues with this. Batman looks like The Batman and Martian Manhunter looks like he does in The Batman. Flash was introduced in The Batman too. John Stewart was never referenced, but could have easily existed. Same with Wonder Woman In fact, Wonder Woman was supposed to show...

Nothing super concrete that makes it 100% absolutely positively connected. But in this post I go over some of the little bits of evidence that I think could absolutely make it work. I will say that it's very similar to Teen Titans in that it's about a young group of heroes with one major popular...

I just found a really cool easter egg in Episode 1.05 of Legion Of Superheroes "Champions". In the center of the main arena, there's a banner that reads in Interlac: "Batman Lives". I guess that means the hologram technology that Bruce developed in "Artifacts" is still being used OR there...

If interested, here is my "Earth-2003" viewing order. It includes The Batman, Legion Of Superheroes and Teen Titans. I see no reason why the three of them, which all aired the same time, were separate from the DCAU and featured similar tones and art styles, cannot share a DC universe.

I think I'm going to agree with you on this. I was driving myself mad trying to include every episode of Teen Titans Go that's even slightly referenced including character references. This means including every single episode that features Trigon and Santa Claus. But the lack of continuity in...

The reason I ask is in my viewing order I'm wondering if I should include any episodes of Teen Titans Go that are either directly or indirectly referenced in either of those films or just completely separate the movies from the show... It's been driving me mad since 2021.

Ok I need some help with Teen Titans Go To The Movies and Teen Titans Go! versus Teen Titans. Are either of them canon to TTG or can we just chalk up TTG to be a parody without any real continuity?

Also remember this scene from 5.13 Of The Batman: Man, we've got the coolest clubhouse. We? Yeah. Junior Justice League, teen division. I know it wasn't really intended to setup Teen Titans, but it works out pretty well.

Raven is in Dick's head I believe and discovers memories he has of key events in his life.

It all depends on how you define "evidence". I am aware that those comics vary in design. Perhaps the comic that features the League is set in the DCAU! I think the birdarangs look nearly identical, minus some color variation. I guess that's in the eye of the beholder.