Batman Ninja vs. Yakuza League, the 2025 sequel to Batman Ninja, brings Batman’s wider circle into the fight: Robin, Red Robin, Nightwing and Red Hood, with Alfred Pennyworth and James Gordon alongside them. Their opponents are a superpowered group modeled on the Justice League, setting up a clash that takes Batman and his allies into a Japan transformed above Gotham.
Which Batman allies join the sequel?
The sequel expands its focus beyond Batman to the Bat-family. Warner Bros. Japan’s announcement says, “The Batman Family including Robin, Red Robin, Nightwing, and Red Hood, along with allies like Alfred Pennyworth and James Gordon are all assembled!” The studio describes their approach as one built on “wisdom, gadgets, and teamwork” against a stronger and faster enemy. Warner Bros. Japan’s film site presents the film and its cast.
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Batman Ninja (Blu-ray/DVD) | $11.95 | Buy on Amazon |
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Batman Ninja vs. Yakuza League (Blu-Ray + Digital) | $14.99 | Buy on Amazon |
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Batman vs. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Blu-ray) | $9.90 | Buy on Amazon |
- Robin joins Batman as part of the family team.
- Red Robin and Nightwing add two more members of Batman’s extended circle.
- Red Hood is also assembled with the group.
- Alfred Pennyworth and James Gordon appear as allies.
What is the Yakuza League?
Warner Bros.’ preview sets the Bat-family against the Yakuza League, a superpowered group resembling the Justice League. The premise shifts Batman and his allies into an altered Japan: when they return to the present, they discover Japan has disappeared and an island called Hinomoto is suspended above Gotham. The Yakuza League holds sway there. Warner Bros. Entertainment’s official preview introduces the setup.
The sequel’s hook is therefore twofold: Batman’s allies share the anime adventure, and the familiar Justice League idea is reworked as a rival group in a strange new setting.
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Who made the film?
Warner Bros. Japan credits Jumpei Mizusaki and Shinji Takagi as directors, Kazuki Nakashima as screenwriter, Takashi Okazaki for character design, Yugo Kanno for music, and Kamikaze Douga for animation. The official Japanese cast listing includes Koichi Yamadera as Batman, Yuki Kaji as Robin, Kengo Kawanishi as Red Robin, Daisuke Ono as Nightwing, and Akira Ishida as Red Hood. These are the Japanese voice cast credits, not an English-language dub cast.
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Availability depends on country and platform. Warner Bros. Japan lists subscription services including FOD, d Anime Store, DMM TV and Max on U-NEXT, as well as transactional services such as Amazon Prime Video. Those are Japan-specific listings, and the studio cautions that services may change. They should not be treated as a current global streaming guide.
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Warner Bros. Japan announced that overseas digital sales began March 18, 2025, followed by 4K UHD and Blu-ray sales on April 15, 2025. Both digital and physical editions were announced with the bonus features “Bring Justice to Japan” and “Anime Action: Choreographing the Fights.” Check the distributor’s site for your country for current availability and edition details; announced release dates do not establish local stock. Amazon’s title page lists the film as a 2025 release with a runtime of 1 hour 29 minutes, but its regional page indicated that the video was unavailable there when checked. Warner Bros. home-entertainment announcements provide the overseas format dates.
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