Jonathan Kent has just discovered he has powers, and Damian Wayne has spent his whole life training for a fight — together they carry Batman and Superman: Battle of the Super Sons, a 2022 animated feature directed by Matt Peters.

What is Batman and Superman: Battle of the Super Sons about?

Superman and Batman are gone, taken by a hostile alien force called Starro, and the job of getting them back falls to their sons. Jonathan Kent is still adjusting to abilities he never asked for, while Damian Wayne, raised as an assassin before becoming Robin, brings a colder, more practiced edge to every decision. Neither boy is used to working alongside someone so different from himself, and the film gets real mileage out of that friction: Jonathan's instinct to trust people versus Damian's instinct to trust no one. Forced together by circumstance, they have to figure out how to fight as a team while the planet's fate hangs on it, all without the fathers who usually make these calls for them. It is a coming-of-age story wearing a superhero movie's clothes, built around two kids stepping into legacies neither fully chose. The animation favors clean, kinetic action sequences that keep the Starro threat feeling genuinely planetary in scale rather than a background excuse for a buddy story.

About the cast

Jack Dylan Grazer voices Jonathan Kent and Jack Griffo voices Damian Wayne, backed by a deep supporting cast including Laura Bailey, Troy Baker, Travis Willingham, Darin De Paul, Tom Kenny, and Zeno Robinson across the film's wider roster of heroes and villains.

Context & significance

Battle of the Super Sons is a 79-minute animated feature from the United States, sized for a single sitting and built around characters familiar to readers of the modern Super Sons comics: a Superman successor still learning his powers and a Batman successor who already has more combat experience than either father would like. The Starro threat gives the story a clear, planet-scale stakes engine without needing deep prior knowledge of the wider DC animated continuity.

Watching Batman and Superman: Battle of the Super Sons on Ktime

K-Time carries this title with Persian dubbing, making it an easy watch for Farsi-speaking families without needing to read subtitles; no Persian subtitle track is currently offered. Watching requires only a free K-Time account login, and the whole catalogue can be browsed in Farsi before you commit to pressing play.