him with the Joker declared dead in the factory's explosion, while the Dee-Dee twins are bailed out by their grandmother—an elderly Harley Quinn, who survived her fall and reformed. Bruce makes amends with Tim and Barbara while Tim recovers in the hospital, during which Bruce and Tim acknowledge Terry as worthy to carry the mantle of the Bat. Voice cast Will Friedle as Terry McGinnis / Batman Kevin Conroy as Bruce Wayne / Batman Mark Hamill as Joker & Jordan Pryce Angie Harmon as Commissioner Barbara Gordon Tara Strong as Young Barbara Gordon / Batgirl Dean Stockwell as Tim Drake Mathew Valencia as Young Tim Drake / Robin Andrea Romano as Joker Jr. / J.J (credited as "Laughing Boy") Arleen Sorkin as Harleen Quinzel / Harley Quinn & Amy Melissa Joan Hart as Delia and Deidre Dennis / Dee Dee Michael Rosenbaum as Stewart Carter Winthrop III / Ghoul Don Patrick Harvey as Charles Buntz / Chucko Henry Rollins as Benjamin Knox / Bonk Frank Welker as Woof the Hyena-Man / Ace the Bat-Hound Lauren Tom as Dana Tan Rachael Leigh Cook as Chelsea Cunningham Teri Garr as Mary McGinnis Ryan O'Donohue as Matthew "Matt" McGinnis Vernee Watson-Johnson as Ms. Joyce Carr Mary Scheer as Mrs. Drake Jason Stanford as a Gangster Production and release The film was initially put into production after the cancellation of Boyd Kirkland's Batman: Arkham, the intended sequel to Batman & Mr. Freeze: SubZero. When Bruce Timm and Glen Murakami were given the green-light to produce a Batman Beyond feature-length film, they decided to use the extra time to answer questions pertaining to the time period between Beyond and the rest of the DC Animated Universe. Will Friedle, Kevin Conroy, and Mark Hamill reprised their roles as Terry McGinnis, Bruce Wayne, and the Joker, respectively, while Dean Stockwell and Angie Harmon joined the voice cast as Tim Drake and Barbara Gordon respectively while Mathew Valencia and Tara Strong reprised their younger versions from The New Batman Adventures. Arleen Sorkin returned as Harley Quinn, a role she originated in Batman: The Animated Series. The animation was outsourced to TMS Entertainment in Japan, however, Timm and his crew also used TMS as an outsourced pre-production unit, as a result, TMS also storyboarded almost half of the film in addition to doing the animation. It is also the first Batman direct-to-video animated film to use digital ink and