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# Green Lantern: The Animated Series [Blu-ray]

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In Brightest Day, In Blackest Night! Green Lantern shines bright in DC’s radiant, groundbreaking CGI animated series. The Green Lantern Corps patrols the galaxy, fighting evil. But in the farthest reaches of deep space where few Lanterns patrol, a new evil is rising - the Red Lanterns! Hal Jordan and fellow Lantern Kilowog defy The Guardians of the Universe and board a new experimental spacecraft, the Interceptor, and race to the Guardian Frontier to face the evil Red Lanterns head-on! But a menace lurks beyond the Red Lantern invasion and Hal, Kilowog and fellow Green Lanterns Tomar-Re and Aya discover an even greater evil that threatens to extinguish all life. It’s an interstellar race to destroy the mechanical Manhunters, aid Saint Walker and his Blue Lanterns and stop the planet-eating Anti-Monitor! Pick up this exciting double-disc complete series set to see if Green Lantern’s light can defeat these powerful new enemies! If not, the universe will fall into darkness!

Review: Possibly the best version of Green Lantern out there. - Saw this series on streaming service a few years ago and wanted to see again, so I got the Blu-Ray. Glad I did. The series focuses on probably the most well-known Green Lantern, Hal Jordan. In the beginning of the series, he and fellow Green Lantern Kilowog are sent to the farthest reaches of space by his bosses, the Guardians. They have to go so far out that they need an advanced space cruiser to get there. The cruiser is powered by an Artificial Intelligence that Hal names Aya. She eventually builds a robot body for herself and becomes a member of the team. The first major threat they face is a group of evil characters known as Red Lanterns whose red Power Rings are fueled by Rage and Anger. One of those Red Lanterns named Razer eventually tries to reform and also joins the team. Together they fight the good fight and encounter unexpected foes and allies along the way. Normally I'm not a big fan of computer animated series. They tend to look too smooth and lack any kind of texture or detail. However, the story lines are really great and the interaction between the characters is also enormously entertaining. The mixture of characters and their development is also really good. You have brash Hal Jordan, brutish Kilowog, sullen Razer and innocent Aya and that combination makes for some good story telling and interactions. An odd thing about this series is that IMDB lists this show as having only one season. However, there are two very distinct story arcs that make it feel like two seasons. The series has 26 episodes on two discs with 13 episodes per disc. The first 13 on disc 1 cover the Red Lantern story arc. The second 13 episodes on disc 2 switch to a new threat in the form of the Anti-Monitor who resurrects the android Manhunters (a failed peacekeeping force used by the Guardians before they developed the Green Lantern Corps) and utilizes them as his new army in galactic conquest. The tone and feel of the story lines are very distinct, so this really feels like 2 seasons instead of one. I also like how this series introduces new allies and enemies. Some are familiar to the comics and others were created just for this series. The allies introduced are the Blue Lanterns (power rings fueled by Hope), Violet or Star Sapphire Lanterns (all Women team powered by Love) and even a "Steam Lantern" from an alternate Steam Punk universe (one of my favorite episodes). The enemies are the aforementioned Red Lanterns and Manhunters along with Orange Lanterns (powered by Greed). Of course you can't have a Green Lantern series without our favorite villain, Sinestro. However, in this series, Sinestro only makes one appearance and he's still technically a Green Lantern and hasn't started the Yellow Lantern Corps yet (although the beginnings of his journey to becoming a villain are certainly there). All in all, a really great series. Like most of these Warner Brothers releases, there are no special features aside from episode selection and an English subtitle option. However, the quality of the series is really great and you won't mind the lack of features in the long run. Highly recommended for fans of Green Lantern and Superhero series in general.
Review: Another brilliant series gone too soon - If you loved Batman the animated series, you need this series in your life. Produced by Bruce Timm (Batman:TAS), Giancarlo Volpe (Avatar:TLA) and Jim Krieg (Ben10), they gave us an engaging story that not only managed to introduce us to the Green Lantern mythos, but a full-fledged and fleshed out cast that audiences were eager to follow throughout the depths of space. I've been a fan of DC's animated series since I was a tiny elementary student, and I was/am utterly enamored with this show as an adult. The thing that really stands out about this series for me is that the character relationships were so strong, and while Hal Jordan is undoubtedly the lead, the series does not ignore the rest of the crew and develops them all with excellent story pacing. Additionally, big support characters (Carol Ferris, Saint Walker, Ghia'ta, Sayd, Ganthet, etc) are given spotlight and contribute greatly to the overall story, shaping and guiding the development of newcomer characters like Aya (the advanced A.I and navigator of the GL crew's ship) and Razer (a Red Lantern seeking redemption). In the 26 episode run, the show managed to cover a great plethora of themes and moral lessons with intelligent, and fairly enlightened respect while still being clear enough for children to understand--something greatly missed in a lot of today's children's programming. It is so wholly unfair the the failure of toy sales from the live action film, not in anyway associated with this feature, helped to doom this excellently crafted story. I can only hope that the network executives and appropriate higher ups revisit this show and give it the extended run it truly deserves. On a final note, while I and many others will agree that this show was ended before its time, it does not mean that the story itself suffers from an abrupt/jarring ending. While it will definitely leave you wanting more, the series does come full circle to give a satisfying and hopeful conclusion. Treat yo' self--give this series a watch and then show your support!

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN  | B00ISDJUYI |
| Best Sellers Rank | #7,061 in Movies & TV ( See Top 100 in Movies & TV ) #1,167 in Action & Adventure Blu-ray Discs |
| Customer Reviews | 4.8 4.8 out of 5 stars (541) |
| Item model number  | WARA698733BR |
| MPAA rating  | NR (Not Rated) |
| Media Format  | Animated, Blu-ray |
| Number of discs  | 2 |
| Product Dimensions  | 0.38 x 5.35 x 6.75 inches; 2.82 ounces |
| Release date  | March 18, 2014 |
| Run time  | 9 hours and 32 minutes |
| Studio  | Warner Archive Collection |

## Product Details

- **Format:** Animated, Blu-ray
- **Genre:** Animation/Television
- **Number Of Discs:** 2
- **Publication Date:** March 18, 2014
- **Runtime:** 9 hours and 32 minutes

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Possibly the best version of Green Lantern out there.
*by S***M on May 24, 2025*

Saw this series on streaming service a few years ago and wanted to see again, so I got the Blu-Ray. Glad I did. The series focuses on probably the most well-known Green Lantern, Hal Jordan. In the beginning of the series, he and fellow Green Lantern Kilowog are sent to the farthest reaches of space by his bosses, the Guardians. They have to go so far out that they need an advanced space cruiser to get there. The cruiser is powered by an Artificial Intelligence that Hal names Aya. She eventually builds a robot body for herself and becomes a member of the team. The first major threat they face is a group of evil characters known as Red Lanterns whose red Power Rings are fueled by Rage and Anger. One of those Red Lanterns named Razer eventually tries to reform and also joins the team. Together they fight the good fight and encounter unexpected foes and allies along the way. Normally I'm not a big fan of computer animated series. They tend to look too smooth and lack any kind of texture or detail. However, the story lines are really great and the interaction between the characters is also enormously entertaining. The mixture of characters and their development is also really good. You have brash Hal Jordan, brutish Kilowog, sullen Razer and innocent Aya and that combination makes for some good story telling and interactions. An odd thing about this series is that IMDB lists this show as having only one season. However, there are two very distinct story arcs that make it feel like two seasons. The series has 26 episodes on two discs with 13 episodes per disc. The first 13 on disc 1 cover the Red Lantern story arc. The second 13 episodes on disc 2 switch to a new threat in the form of the Anti-Monitor who resurrects the android Manhunters (a failed peacekeeping force used by the Guardians before they developed the Green Lantern Corps) and utilizes them as his new army in galactic conquest. The tone and feel of the story lines are very distinct, so this really feels like 2 seasons instead of one. I also like how this series introduces new allies and enemies. Some are familiar to the comics and others were created just for this series. The allies introduced are the Blue Lanterns (power rings fueled by Hope), Violet or Star Sapphire Lanterns (all Women team powered by Love) and even a "Steam Lantern" from an alternate Steam Punk universe (one of my favorite episodes). The enemies are the aforementioned Red Lanterns and Manhunters along with Orange Lanterns (powered by Greed). Of course you can't have a Green Lantern series without our favorite villain, Sinestro. However, in this series, Sinestro only makes one appearance and he's still technically a Green Lantern and hasn't started the Yellow Lantern Corps yet (although the beginnings of his journey to becoming a villain are certainly there). All in all, a really great series. Like most of these Warner Brothers releases, there are no special features aside from episode selection and an English subtitle option. However, the quality of the series is really great and you won't mind the lack of features in the long run. Highly recommended for fans of Green Lantern and Superhero series in general.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Another brilliant series gone too soon
*by Q***O on June 4, 2014*

If you loved Batman the animated series, you need this series in your life. Produced by Bruce Timm (Batman:TAS), Giancarlo Volpe (Avatar:TLA) and Jim Krieg (Ben10), they gave us an engaging story that not only managed to introduce us to the Green Lantern mythos, but a full-fledged and fleshed out cast that audiences were eager to follow throughout the depths of space. I've been a fan of DC's animated series since I was a tiny elementary student, and I was/am utterly enamored with this show as an adult. The thing that really stands out about this series for me is that the character relationships were so strong, and while Hal Jordan is undoubtedly the lead, the series does not ignore the rest of the crew and develops them all with excellent story pacing. Additionally, big support characters (Carol Ferris, Saint Walker, Ghia'ta, Sayd, Ganthet, etc) are given spotlight and contribute greatly to the overall story, shaping and guiding the development of newcomer characters like Aya (the advanced A.I and navigator of the GL crew's ship) and Razer (a Red Lantern seeking redemption). In the 26 episode run, the show managed to cover a great plethora of themes and moral lessons with intelligent, and fairly enlightened respect while still being clear enough for children to understand--something greatly missed in a lot of today's children's programming. It is so wholly unfair the the failure of toy sales from the live action film, not in anyway associated with this feature, helped to doom this excellently crafted story. I can only hope that the network executives and appropriate higher ups revisit this show and give it the extended run it truly deserves. On a final note, while I and many others will agree that this show was ended before its time, it does not mean that the story itself suffers from an abrupt/jarring ending. While it will definitely leave you wanting more, the series does come full circle to give a satisfying and hopeful conclusion. Treat yo' self--give this series a watch and then show your support!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The series that made me a fan!
*by K***K on March 27, 2014*

First of all, I know almost nothing about Green Lanterns except the little knowledge I knew about John Stewart from watching Justice League and Justice League Unlimited on Saturday mornings as a kid. The movie with Ryan Reynolds (seriously?!) really put me off from watching this series, and I just want to kiss all the people that pushed me into watching this because I never could have been even more wrong in my entire life. I fell in love with the show, the characters, the scenery, and the animation. I'm really picky about 3D animation and usually dislike it but this is GORGEOUSLY DONE. Each of the characters move in an unique way and have excellent facial expressions to get their emotions across to the point where words aren't needed. It's a "show, not tell" type of television that recent children's TV shows have been lacking. I have never been so upset that this show was cancelled from Cartoon Network, deprived of a second season. Regardless of its short life, it's a good series to show to kids and adults alike, full of lessons (nothing too preachy I promise) that I remember from my childhood Saturday mornings. I still hold hope that this series will be picked up for the second chance it deserves. That all being said, I don't own a Blu-ray player, but I will buy one just because I own this, and because I want to see it all over again in high definition.

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