Justice League Unlimited/Chaos at the Earth's Core

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Chaos at the Earth's Core

Season 5, Episode 3
Airdate	September 24, 2005
Production Number
Writer(s)	Matt Wayne
Director(s)	Joaquim Dos Santos
← 5x02 Shadow of the Hawk	5x04 → To Another Shore
Justice League Unlimited — Season Five

Chaos at the Earth's Core is the third episode of the fifth season of Justice League Unlimited, and the eighty-first episode overall.

Green Lantern, Supergirl, Stargirl and S.T.R.I.P.E. are pulled into Skartaris, the civilization at the center of the Earth, to aid The Warlord in his battle against the evil wizard Deimos.

Guest Stars: Douglas Dunning (Deimos), Paul Guilfoyle (Warlord), Kim Mai Guest (Silver Banshee), Nicholas Guest (Dino Trooper), Giselle Loren (Stargirl), Malcolm McDowell (Metallo), Nicole Tom (Supergirl)

1 Plot Overview
2 Notes
- 2.1 Comic Book Parallels
3 Arc Advancement
4 Trivia
5 Quotes
6 Reviews

[edit] Plot Overview

[edit] Notes

[edit] Comic Book Parallels

Supergirl's New Outfit: Supergirl has a new costume that more closely resembles what she currently wears in the comics.

[edit] Arc Advancement

[edit] Happenings

Evil Plot: Metallo and Silver Banshee attempt to steal a very large Kryptonite stone, presumably for Grodd's Legion.

[edit] Characters

Metallo: If his Kryptonite power source is removed, Metallo can run on reserve power for up to fifteen minutes.

Booby Trapped Brains? Someone (presumably Gorilla Grodd) was able to shut down or destroy Metallo's brain by remote. Is this weakness unique to Metallo, or could Grodd have installed similar failsafes in all the members of his Legion?

[edit] Referbacks

The Way of All Flesh: Metallo was first introduced in this episode of Superman: The Animated Series.

[edit] Trivia

[edit] The Show

Kryptonite: In Skartaris, green kryptonite has healing powers on at least some humans.

[edit] Behind the Scenes

Returning Diniverse Voice Actor: Malcolm McDowell reprises his role as Metallo from Superman: The Animated Series.

[edit] Allusions and References

Gamera: The giant turtle that attacks the Asian city and flies by spitting fire out of its shell's legholes and spinning is an obvious parody of Japanese giant monster movie staple Gamera.

[edit] Memorable Moments

[edit] Quotes

[Watching Warlord's troops training with sharp sticks]
Stargirl: Geez, you call that an army?
Warlord: Most of these folks have lost everything to Deimos, so, you know, feel free to dump on them.
Warlord: Deimos! You and me, pal.
Deimos: Morgan. I was hoping to kill you today.