You Won’t Believe What Happens When the Suicide Squad Fights the Justice League!
Ah, the Suicide Squad—a team that doesn’t exactly give you much confidence when it comes to saving the world. But hey, at least they try, right? And if there’s one thing you can be sure of in the world of DC Comics, it’s that the Squad knows how to break things, even if it’s not always the stuff they were supposed to break.
Now, let’s talk about Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, the video game where our favorite antiheroes are sent on a mission that’s just as reckless and chaotic as their personalities.
Forget about the Justice League saving the day-this time, it’s the Squad’s turn to take on Earth’s mightiest heroes. (Spoiler: It’s not going well for the Justice League.)
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The Dream Team You Never Knew You Needed
Let’s be realistic: you probably don’t imagine, when thinking of “saving the world,” Harley Quinn, King Shark, Deadshot, and Captain Boomerang among your first choices in a team. But well, here we are.
The setting of this game is simple (well, not really, but delightfully ridiculous): the Justice League has been brainwashed by a bad guy and the only ones left to stop them are the lovable screw-ups.
As if battling brainwashed superheroes wasn’t enough, they have to also contend with the fact that they’re the ones who will catch the flak if things go wrong. After all, these are the individuals who can’t even keep from getting locked up without blowing something up.
It’s All About the Chaos
What makes Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League so much fun is that it embraces chaos in every way possible. The core concept is this: the squad has to “kill” the Justice League. And sure, that sounds like a huge responsibility, but hey, what better way to spend a day than by facing off with Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman (all while they’re trying to destroy you)?
The missions are as ridiculous as they sound. At one point, you’ll be teaming up with Harley Quinn to get past a giant flying version of Brainiac. In another, Deadshot is using his sharpshooting skills to take out. well, it’s not always clear what, but we’re sure it involves a lot of shooting and a few exploding helicopters.
Oh, and let’s not forget about King Shark. The large, adorable (and, shall we say, slightly terrifying) fish man. If you need the ultimate good teammate, well, it doesn’t get any better than someone as lovable as he is also willing to eat anyone in their path.
A Heroic Task, With Heroic Failures
Now that the Suicide Squad is set out to kill the Justice League, don’t get me wrong, but suddenly, they’re going to turn into paragons of virtue. This is not a game about all of a sudden turning these anti-heroes into noble,
heroic characters —after all, they are still the same gang of slackers who’d rather break out some funny quips instead of saving the world.
Take Captain Boomerang, for example. His concept of teamwork is tossing boomerangs and cracking jokes. He is certainly not the kind of fellow to win an award for “most likely to save the day,”
but his irreverence makes the game’s story all the more enjoyable. He is like the guy who shows up at a party, doesn’t really contribute, but somehow makes everything way more fun.
Meanwhile, Deadshot comes with the sharpshooting prowess, but don’t be misled: he’s not just all about business. There’s sharp wit to his sharp aim. At least he can crack a sarcastic remark while saving the day. Or trying to, anyway.
Of course, there’s Harley Quinn. The girl who once shoved a vat of chemicals into her face and somehow ended up being the most cuddly villain in the DC Universe. In Kill the Justice League, she is at it again, bringing a nice balance of chaos, humor, and just a touch of insanity to anywhere she goes. Nobody knows how to turn saving the world into an art form better than Harley.
The Justice League. in Trouble
You might be wondering how exactly the Justice League ends up on the chopping block in this game. Well, the Justice League has been brainwashed by the villain Brainiac, turning them from beloved superheroes into super-powered enemies.
The likes of Superman, Flash, Green Lantern, and Wonder Woman are no longer the symbols of hope and justice. Instead, they’re mind-controlled heroes who’ll crush anything that stands in their way. Guess what? That “anything” is the Suicide Squad.
But don’t think for one second that these brainwashed heroes are pushovers. Oh no, the Suicide Squad faces off against an incredibly powerful Justice League. Which means our team of misfits needs to get creative,
especially when up against characters like Superman (who can literally punch a hole through a mountain) or The Flash (who could probably run circles around them without breaking a sweat).
If there’s one thing this game proves, it’s that no matter how unqualified the Suicide Squad might be to save the world, they’ll still try. And even if they end up destroying the world. well, at least they’ll be having fun doing it.
Kill ‘Em With Humor: Conclusion
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League is not just about taking down some superheroes. It’s about embracing the chaos, the humor, and the chaos-filled humor of these characters.
It’s a story about unlikely heroes (who really, really aren’t that heroic) doing their best to save the world while making us laugh along the way. If you’re looking for a game that takes itself seriously, this is not it.
But if you want to see Harley Quinn throw herself into a fight with Batman while cracking jokes and maybe causing some collateral damage along the way, then you’ve come to the right place. The Suicide Squad might not save the day—but they’ll sure as heck make it entertaining.