Aquaman

Aquaman: Jason Momoa's Rock N' Roll Inspiration and Surprising Contingency Plans

Discover how Jason Momoa drew inspiration from Slash for his Aquaman role and the unexpected contingency plans against Aquaman.

Aquaman is not just a superhero, but a character inspired by rock legends! Actor Jason Momoa recently revealed that his portrayal of Aquaman in the DC Extended Universe was based on Guns N' Roses guitarist Slash. Momoa explained on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' that he channeled the rockstar's charisma and style into the iconic superhero. Additionally, he shared that the theme song for his new show 'On the Roam' is by Metallica, further showcasing his rock n' roll connection.

In the realm of superheroes, even Aquaman needs to watch his back. Nightwing's unveiling of a strategic contingency plan to defeat Aquaman in a recent Titans episode sent shockwaves through the superhero community. The Titans' revelation of Nightwing's powerful backup plan raised questions about the King of Atlantis's vulnerabilities and the importance of being prepared for unexpected threats.

Batchelors has made a splash in the Aquaman world by launching exclusive promotions tied to the release of 'Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom.' The collaboration with DC and Warner Bros. Discovery has excited fans and retailers alike, offering unique opportunities and prizes for those eager to dive deeper into the Aquaman universe. With Batchelors leading the way, Aquaman's influence continues to expand beyond the silver screen.

Jason Momoa's dedication to the Aquaman character extends beyond the screen. The actor's surf-loving side has led to a partnership with the World Surf League, bringing live streaming of captivating surf contests to a wider audience. Momoa's connection to the ocean both in his roles and in real life showcases a deeper bond with the aquatic world, mirroring Aquaman's affinity for the sea.