Ben 10 Fans

@laggamer20xx Nah. I don't really go to theme parks much. I'm also not a fan of the reboot show so it's not a ride I'm interested in checking out anyways.

Eh, it was alright.

Chapter 3 was released a week ago, bringing Peacekeeper's Oath to a conclusion. It's quite interesting seeing the Forever Knights be portrayed in a more heroic light. Kind of makes it seem tragic that they would eventually fall apart and become a villainous faction by the time Ben gets the Omnitrix.

@Tactical-Ochoa yeah I've watched the flashpoint paradox countless times. Yea it's when Thomas Wayne becomes the Batman.

The reason why Ben 23 became reckless and chasing fame was because Grandpa Max died when Ben 23 was 10. So I thought on this question for Batman

@cooljay7 Don't know. Haven't heard hide nor hair of it since. It probably was cancelled. Likely due to all the Warner Bros Discovery mess and nonsense going on. Or maybe it wasn't cancelled and is still in development. Who knows.

@npzman There kind of is something like that in Flashpoint Paradox. Due to the timeline being changed, Bruce is the one that's killed instead of his parents. This results in his father becoming Batman and his mother becoming the Joker.

I'm thinking about how would Bruce Wayne would grow up to become if one of his parents died and with the other one surviving instead of both parents getting murdered.

Could Batman maybe then become overconfident, arrogant, and reckless because of that ?

Across multiple adaption of Batman. The age where Bruce Wayne lost both his parents are different. The person responsible is different. So why not have a different tragic event that would be the Genesis of Batman.

@laggamer20xx Link took me to a pop-up on YouTube saying that the clip is unavailable.

@Scholmes One assumption I have is that Cartoon Network, for some reason, thinks that kids won't enjoy the series or relate to Ben if he's an adult, even though kids like superheroes like Superman, Captain America, Wonder Woman, etc. There's also pointing out that a Ben 10,000 series could also involve Ben's son, Ken, which could make keeping Ben a kid feel even more unnecessary.

There's also pointing out that the Original Series continued to be the most popular and successful show in the franchise and Cartoon Network was trying to recapture that popularity and success, even to the point of making an unnecessary rehash of the original show.

Chapter 2 released yesterday. If anyone is interested in reading it, just use the link above.