Breaking out of prison, Negaduck returns to St. Canard to take come up with a dastardly plan to take the city by storm. Things don't go well. It turns out, coming up with an original criminal plan is actually harder than the super-villain expected as all other Darkwing Duck villains beat him to the punch on all of his "brilliant" ideas only riling up the villain even more.
The second episode of Tiny Toons Looniversity keeps the focus on the same four characters switching things around with Buster Bunny (Eric Bauza) and Plucky (David Errigo Jr.) finding some common ground and deciding to use the money for fixing up their dorm room to throw a pizza party. Meanwhile, new friends Babs Bunny (Ashleigh Crystal Hairston) and Sweetie Bird (Tessa Netting) get into an argument over their own as the neat freak and nesting bird fight over how clean and organized to keep their dorm room. Hampton J. Pig (David Errigo Jr.) gets pulled into both situations to act as a voice of reason and mediator. By the end, things are back to the status quo for all involved with Buster and Plucky back to competing against one another and Babs and Sweetie hugging out their issues.
This volume of The Batman & Scooby-Doo Mysteries comes to an end with Mystery, Inc. waking up in the future and meeting Batman Beyond's Batman fighting the Royal Flush Gang over classic Batman gadgets such as Batman's utility belt. At least that's what the group thinks is happening. It's a fun, if unlikely, team-up with the future Batman as confused by the sudden appearance the young detective as the gang themselves.
Resurrected and brought back from Hell to live life in New York as a preacher leading a youth home of troubled kids, Father Matthew still has the skills acquired but is only dimly aware of a former life that's about to crash down upon him when Elektra (who has been keeping tabs on him and secretly funding the orphanage) is possessed by a demon and sent after him.
