Spoilers For the "peacemaker" season 2 to follow.

Christopher "Peacork" Smith (Johnon Senna) may have helped destroy someone else's invasion, but he is still a butt of jokes in the Superhero Community. In the premiere of Season 2 of "Peaceuar", Interviewer interviews to join the "Justice gang". However, neither Hokgiegl (Isabella Merced), the Green Lantern (Nathan Filion), nor the team's team, Maxwell Lord (John Gun), are not impressed by him.

The interviews take place in an abandoned store marked "Crank toys". It's not a real brand, but there is a certain history of the DC universe behind it. The Batman cartoon series, which premiered in 2004, featured villain Cosmo Crank/Tomaker (Patton Oswalt), the former crank owner's owner turned into a super-car.

Toymaker is a one -time villain in the season 3 episode "MONEY for toys". You see, Bruce Wayne (Rino Romano) led a public campaign to close the company of Crank because it produces unsafe (but technically advanced) toys. Now, Crank wants Wayne's revenge, so Gotham's police department has "Hunger Detective Casinson" (always the beautiful Patrick Warburston) is attentive to the second 24/7. However, with cash looking over the shoulder, Bruce cannot use to fight Tomaker like Batman.

"Toy Money" is by far the best episode of "Batman", But Oswalt is fun like a silly villain and Cash is a thief on stage. To point out against the beloved, it is impossible to overcome "Batman: the animated series", "Batman" not only introduced new characters (like Crank and Cash), but also remixed old favorites. As a result, the Joker (Kevin Michael Richardson) was just as acrobatic as a monkey, Ridler (Robert Englund) was a chefetc. At the time, these changes caused a reaction, but in the years that helped the show stand out.

Batman remains more vague than the "animated series", but it's very fun if you give him a chance. If nothing else, Bruce Wayne on Romano is the only one Animated Batman who can say he fought with Dracula (Peter Stormar).

Due to some complicated edicts of DC, Certain Batman villains could not appear at Batman. Ras al-Gul, a two-person, scarf and the crazy Heter were all without shows during the five seasons in the series.

So, in their place, the show either used more vague villains or created new ones. Spellbinder (Michael Massey), Rag Doll (Effef Bennett) and Professor Hugo Strange (Frank Gorshin, later Richard Green) all have been filled for the usual role of a scarf. Meanwhile, the original villains of the series include a mercenary with shock-gown known as Temblor (Jimim Cummings), self-destruction everywhere (Brandon Ruth), the armor responded to rumors of vigil (Ron Perlman) and, as we mentioned, Tomaker.

However, Toymaker feels less like a Batman villain and more like the "Superman enemy"-more, Toyman/Winslow Scott, an inventor of weapons with toy themes and crime implementations. A villain like Toyman is quite deleted next to Superman, but he is more challenging for Batman, which also relies on his own set of toys.

Despite the Easter Egg "Peace" for Crank's toys, Toymaker remains a vague villain. An episode of the Batman TV series "Gotham" showed Cosmo (Chris Perfetti) as the son of the original Tomaker, Griffin Crank (Thomas Lions). A sign of crank toys can also be seen in the video game "Batman: Arkam City". But out of that, Nada. Indeed, Toymaker makes an extremely redundant villain to Toyman, who probably has a better blow to DCU. I could have been wrong, but I don't expect to see more toys at a "peacemaker" crank.

The "peacekeeper" is moving to HBO Max, with new episodes of the Prime Minister on Season 2 on Thursday.