Grodd is Batman's primary opponent once more in the episode " Last Bat on Earth " in which he travels to a post-apocalyptic future.

Batman and the Flash ( Barry Allen ) team up to take him down, indicating that Grodd was mainly an adversary for the Flash before the latter's disappearance.

* The Question appears in the teaser of the Batman: The Brave and the Bold episode " Mystery in Space " voiced by Nicholas Guest where he and Gorilla Grodd were captured by Equinox and tied to the scales of justice.

", Batman travels to the future to stop Gorilla Grodd, who is now leading the apes.

During the Superman / Batman story arc " Public Enemies ", she was for a brief time under the control of Gorilla Grodd, trying to capture Superman for a billion-dollar reward.

After she first attacks Superman, Batman notices her speech pattern and deduces she's being controlled by Gorilla Grodd so he knocks her unconscious with a batarang filled with knockout gas.

His second appearance was for the full-length of the episode, " Last Bat on Earth " where he teams up with Batman when Gorilla Grodd goes to Kamandi's time.

Here, he tries to thwart Bat-Mite's attempts to make the show jump the shark and force its cancellation while assisting Batman and Aquaman in fighting Gorilla Grodd.

Grodd is also seen in the Superman / Batman arc " Public Enemies " ( Superman / Batman # 1 – # 7 ) controlling numerous villains and heroes in order to take down Superman and Batman for the prize of 1 billion dollars offered by then U. S. President Lex Luthor.

Despite his use of foes such as Mongul, Solomon Grundy, Lady Shiva, and Nightshade, Superman and Batman are able to deduce the mind behind the attacks, and quickly dispose of Grodd.

* Gorilla Grodd first appears in the Batman: The Brave and the Bold episode " Terror on Dinosaur Island!

With Batman devolved to an ape, Plastic Man helps the Ape-Batman fight Gorilla Grodd and his servants.

When the E-Ray is activated, it evolved the humans ( Batman put the E-Ray on reverse when Gorilla Grodd was not looking ) back to their natural state.

Gorilla Grodd has a heroic counterpart in a parallel universe in " Deep Cover for Batman !".

Batman rescues Question, but leaves Grodd hanging by the flames.

Later, when the Bat-Mite decides to assume the role of Batman himself, Batman talks the Mite through an encounter with Grodd ( who is disposed of by slipping on a banana peel, a play off of JLU Grodd's oft-noted distaste for the fruit ).

Batman pursues Grodd to this time, where he enlists Kamandi's help in defeating Grodd.

At the end, Grodd is trampled by his retreating forces, and is taken back to the present in handcuffs with Batman.

Gorilla Grodd captures an undercover Detective Chimp in their lair, and later captures a rescuing Batman, revealing both a ploy to capture Gotham City and an obsession with Batman in the form of a utility belt, proclaiming he has had it for years, he just simply has not worn it.

* Gorilla Grodd appears briefly in the animated movie Superman / Batman: Public Enemies where he has a small role mind-controlling the same villains he used in the comics to capture Superman and Batman.

In the end, Gorilla Grodd and his army are defeated, and Batman and Detective Chimp leave, allowing Vixen and B ' wana Beast to talk about their relationship.

In the DC Animated Universe continuity, Detective Chimp is portrayed as a citizen of Gorilla City, but does not actually appear until the end of the story as he'd been impersonated by Gorilla Grodd for much of the issue.

No reason was given for this new ability, but shortly afterwards Rex joined ' The Bureau of Amplified Animals ', an organisation of animals with abnormally high intellect run by Detective Chimp to help mankind, and was instrumental in defeating Grodd again ; also revealing that he can speak, and possesses ' the knowledge of force of mind, and how to use it '.

However, a subsequent preview from San Diego Comic-Con International instead revealed Superman as a manatee named Supermanate, Batman as a mouse, Wonder Woman as a wombat named Wonder Wombat, Flash as a fish, Green Lantern as a warthog, Aquaman as a mandrill named Aquamandrill, Captain Marvel as a pig, Robin as a robin egg with legs, Cyborg as a bug named Cybug, Darkseid as a duck, Joker as a fish, Catwoman as a cat, Mister Mxyzptlk as a chicken, Solomon Grundy as a rabbit, Two-Face as a bull, Bizarro as a dog, Captain Cold as a shark, Sinestro as a hippo, and Lex Luthor as a liger named Lex Liger, but will also feature other DC characters as animals including Animal Man as a monkey and other animal versions of him, Beast Boy as a monkey and other animal versions of him, B ' wana Beast as a bear named B ' wana Bear, Black Manta as a manta ray, Brainiac as a yak named Braini-Yak, Gorilla Grodd as a gorilla, Martian Manhunter as a vulture, Nightwing as a bat, Batgirl as a fox, Supergirl as a rabbit, Wonder Girl as a pig, Raven as a raven, Black Canary as a canary, Green Arrow as a hawk, Huntress as a leopard, Power Girl as a pig, Lobo as a wolf, Harley Quinn as an octopus, Poison Ivy as a snake, Mr. Freeze as a polar bear, Penguin as a penguin, Riddler as a chameleon, Scarecrow as a tiger, Killer Croc as a crocodile, Cheetah as a cheetah, Captain Boomerang as a kangaroo, Hawkman as a hawk, Captain Atom as a flea or an elephant, and other DC heroes and villains as animals including monkeys, dogs, cats, horses, dolphins, bears, pigs, rabbits, birds, fish, bugs, etc.

In Final Crisis # 4, Freedom Beast is seen fighting off a controlled Gorilla Grodd on Watchtower 4 in Gorilla City

Vixen may still have trouble controlling her animal side while using the totem, as witnessed when she worked alongside the Flash to stop Gorilla Grodd.

* Gorilla Grodd was mentioned in passing by the character Nightshade in the episode titled " Deadly Nightshade " of the live action Flash TV series from the early 1990s.

Also in the last episode the chief of police in Central City whose hatred of Flash is ironic because he wears of costume of a gorilla, it could speculate to be a reference to Gorilla Grodd.

In his first appearance, the two-part episode " The Brave and the Bold ", Grodd is a fugitive from the secretive Gorilla City, a spurned would-be tyrant who vows vengeance on his fellow primates.

* In the first season Justice League Unlimited episode " Ultimen ", Giganta teams up with Bizzaro in an attempt to break Grodd out of prison – only to be defeated by Wonder Woman and Long Shadow, a member of the Ultimen ( Grodd does not actually appear in the episode, however ).

Grodd later appears in the episode " Mayhem of the Music Meister " attempting to steal new communications satellite alongside Clock King and Black Manta.

Grodd appears briefly in the episode " Sidekicks Assemble " as a holographic opponent for Robin, Speedy and Aqualad to fight.

The Shade is prominently shown for the last time in the series in the episode " Alive ", where he sides against Luthor during the mutiny led by Grodd.

Gorilla Grodd recruits him into the Secret Society, along with Giganta, Killer Frost, Shade, and Sinestro to resurrect Clayface and defeat the Justice League in the episode, " Secret Society ".

* In Justice League Unlimited, Evil Star appears in the episode " The Cat and the Canary ", at Roulette's Metabrawl and is reported to be a member of the Secret Society led by Gorilla Grodd.

He appears again in " Gorillas in Our Midst ", helping Batman stop Gorilla Grodd when he replaces Gotham City's human population with Gorillas.

", having teamed up with Black Manta and Gorilla Grodd to hijack a communications satellite before falling victim to the title villain's hypnotic powers.

", Parasite, along with countless villains, teams up with Grodd in a mutiny against Lex Luthor aboard Grodd's spaceship and absorbs Giganta's power in the process.

", Joker, Penguin, Gorilla Grodd, Kite Man, Black Manta, Two-Face, Gentleman Ghost, Mr. Freeze, Riddler, Poison Ivy, Clock King, and Solomon Grundy roast ( literally and figuratively ) Batman with help from a kidnapped Jeffrey Ross.

This leads to a rivalry between Grodd and the Flash, as well as an alliance between The Flash and Solovar.

Grodd Goblin: Offshoot goblins trapped in a demiplane who gained civilized ways and built a great city with the help of a dragon.

Gorilla Grodd is a hyper-intelligent telepathic gorilla with the power to control the minds of others.

At one time, he was nothing more than an average ape, but after an alien spacecraft ( retconned from a radioactive meteor, the same one that empowered Hector Hammond ) crashes in his African home, Grodd and his troupe are imbued with super-intelligence by the ship's pilot.

In a confrontation with Wally West, Grodd increases the brain power of most of the animals in Central City.

This is conflict with Martian Manhunter Annual # 2 ( 1999 ), which states that Sam Simeon is Grodd ’ s brother.

One of Grodd ’ s widest-ranging schemes was to arrange Solovar's assassination and manipulate Gorilla City into war against humanity, with the aid of a " shadow cabinet " of prominent gorillas called Simian Scarlet.

In the course of this, Grodd absorbs too much neural energy from his fellow apes, leaving him with the intelligence of a normal gorilla.

Hunter would often think about how Grodd used him as a plaything in that fight while talking it over with the Flash.

In Birds of Prey # 23, Grodd makes a deal with Grimm to get Blockbuster an ape-heart.

In Salvation Run # 3, Grodd teams up with the Joker to gather their own faction of the exiled supervillains.

* On the ABC animated series Challenge of the Super Friends, Gorilla Grodd ( voiced by Stanley Ralph Ross ) is one of two Flash villains ( along with Captain Cold ) that appear as members of Lex Luthor's Legion of Doom.

In " Revenge of Doom ," Gorilla Grodd was seen with the Legion of Doom when they got back together.

Having separated them, Grodd tries to capture each Leaguer and invades a football halftime show to do away with the heroes publicly, only to be foiled by J ' onn J ' onzz, who frees his teammates after impersonating Clayface.

Obsessed with reclaiming the godlike power he briefly tasted when merged with the now-destroyed Brainiac, Luthor keeps Grodd prisoner in the Secret Society's headquarters in the hopes that he will reveal how to reconstitute the living supercomputer from the last remaining fragment. When he attempts to probe Grodd's mind, bad fortune leads to Lex switching minds with the Flash, who has a psychic resonance to Grodd's mind due to once being under his control.

Because of Luthor's heavy-handed leadership and romantic disinterest, the spurned Tala eventually releases Grodd, who then arranges a mutiny with many other villains.