The warning was ignored. The bell echoed across the stars.
Now the god of evil has arrived.
Justice League 2: The Darkseid War erupts into the DC Universe like a cosmic apocalypse, delivering the long-awaited confrontation between Earth’s greatest heroes and the tyrant of Apokolips himself. The defeat of Steppenwolf bought the world time… but not safety. Darkseid has studied the cracks, learned the weaknesses, and now he marches with his full armada to claim the one prize he has sought for millennia:
The Anti-Life Equation — the final weapon that can erase free will from every living mind in existence.
Ben Affleck returns in peak form as a grim, sleepless Batman, orchestrating a global defense network built on contingency plans, experimental tech, and pure desperation. Gotham, Metropolis, Themyscira, Atlantis—every kingdom rallies under his command, because even kings follow the man with the plan.
Henry Cavill’s Superman rises as the symbol of hope reborn, charging into war with a blazing fury that shakes the atmosphere. His rivalry against Darkseid becomes the emotional spine of the battle: a god of terror versus a god of hope, each strike a thunderclap felt across continents.
Gal Gadot’s Wonder Woman unleashes the full might of Amazonian legend, rallying her sisters and uniting them with Atlantis in a historic, visually breathtaking armada. Jason Momoa’s Aquaman returns with trident-clashing ferocity and an army of sea beasts ready to drown Apokoliptian war machines.
But brute strength is not enough.
To counter the New Gods, the team must dive into the multiverse, unlocking forbidden knowledge and forging alliances with legends the world has only whispered about—including the Green Lantern Corps, whose emerald light becomes humanity’s last cosmic line of defense.
Ezra Miller’s Flash faces a terrifying choice as the Speed Force threatens to collapse under the strain of time-breaking maneuvers. His visions of the “Knightmare” timeline grow stronger, blurring future and present until he must outrun destiny itself. Meanwhile, Ray Fisher’s Cyborg becomes the essential keystone of the war, his mind merging with Apokoliptian tech in a battle of wills that may kill him—or remake him as something far greater.
As the skies burn red and the Parademon hordes blacken the horizon, the Justice League is pushed beyond its limits. Worlds fall. Armies crumble. Heroes bleed. The final battle is a mythic opera of gods, monsters, and impossible sacrifice.
In a universe ruled by fear, only one truth remains:
Heroes are not born—they are forged in the fire of the end.