You’d almost wish he did he kill you tbh imo. People always say Batman would be cooler if he killed but in all honesty the brutal beatings, hospital bills, and jail time seem a bit worse than just getting killed.
@@Raqz-3three Agreed. I can't even imagine how many criminals Batman sent to the hospital and then to jail, traumatised by the beatdown they were given.
Exactly! Death is the end of suffering! Being crippled is the best form of punishment. Locking the criminal in the body of an invalid is much more cruel than putting them out of their misery!
You ACTUALLY picked one movie I thought should have been on this list, the other was Bat-ninja, another movie I enjoyed, especially for the battle between Joker and Batman,near the end! I KNOW it isn't in the main continuity, but, THIS was a WAY above average fight, and, with swords, too!
*Batman uses Jason's body to destroy most of the bathroom they wind up in* "You say you want to be better than me, but it won't happen, not like this!" *Punches Jason through the wall*
"I want you to remember, Clark. In all the years to come, in your most private moments, I want you to remember, my hand, at your throat, I want you to remember, the one man who beat you.”
@@aygaion2295 I actually agree.... but... In all honesty it's actually debatable. the same thing could be said to batman tho He has much more lethal arsenal of firepower in his armory but choose to didn't use it. I guess this is the "middle ground" which has no clear conclusion yet.
@@esdeath.1047 you have to be kidding me talka bout lethal arsenal all supes has to do is grab his ass and throw him on the sun and the part where you mentioned it's not conclusive in silver age comics superman was literally toying with batman in all the storyline in one scenario, batman had kryptonite right in his hand and supes just blew the kryptonite from his hand and then destroyed the batcave and batman was just standing there when supes was done with the cave he beat up batman, it's literally happened years ago and people are saying that Batman's gonna win🤦♂️🤷♂️
@@trueliberator2864 No, it's weakness. The simple fact was, Bruce had prepared for the eventuality. The boy scout didn't. As it has been said in the end, Clark is good man, and at the end of the day, Bruce is not. Clark always treats him like a non-threat, like they're on the same side. They're not.
I honestly think the Ben Afflick Batman in the Warehouse scene in Batman Vs Superman was about as lethal and Brutal as Batman could be in a live action movie. Batman used deception and darkness to disarm and disorientate the thugs at the beginning, Batman used the suits full potential to more then likely break bones, deal concussions and throw bodys through walls. And to make things even more interesting, the thugs were actually smart and used tactics. They didn't rush in to get punched by Batman. They either approached from the side, back or didn't engage at all and waited for him to engage. It might have been a short action sequence, but man. I want to see more of that kind of Brutal Batman.
@@the68thplayer16 doesn’t really matter though . His whole overarching theme is that he doesn’t kill. That’s the point of his character. He straight up murderer peopled in Batman v Superman . Yet hasn’t killed joker
There's a bunch of people with THAT super-power, few use it as well as Batman/Bruce Wayne, however! Example;. Lex Luthor is as rich, if not richer, than Bruce Wayne, yet, he USUALLY uses super-powered armor, when he fights ANYONE! Batman/Bruce Wayne, USUALLY used super-powered armor against Super-powered foes! Batman CAN hang with Super-powered foes, without it! I'd guess Bruce was joking when he called money a super power. A super-weapon, maybe, a super-power, no!
Yep he is, fuck all that plot armor shit, cause every character has it lol, if every character has it then every character is cheating who's up against BATMAN, lol, just makes plot armor useless of spamming.
I prefer lethal Batman. It's the inevitable conclusion to any of his problems or solutions. But he's too stubborn and smart, so hes constantly out thinking death.
I THINK, in that one, Batman was trying to bring Joker , WITHOUT killing him, but, at the LAST moment, he caught himself, merely (merely?)paralyzing him
I wouldn’t want a vigilante running around killing people. Especially goons that are teenagers that were dealt a bad hand. People that could have a second chance. Because Batman doesn’t kill that’s enough checks and balances for me to allow a vigilante running the streets. It’s one of the main reasons Gordon is on his side.
@@treytilley333 That's true, pretty much, if he were killing ALL, or even, . MOST, of his opponents, Gordon would be hunting him down, but, I'm not sure if Gordon even exists in this reality. Since this an older Batman, I think it's possible, they probably never met, or, he died before even being able to meet, IF he existed, anyway! Also, main continuity Batman/Bruce Wayne does have a history with Gordon, since he returned to Gotham, and, Gordon knows he MAY be a vigilante, BUT, when it's something important, he can count on Batman to do it by the book! I wonder, though, if having a vigilante involved in a case, complicates things, like, can he give evidence or testimony, in a Court of Law!?
His stubbornness is why he's my favorite. His moral code isn't just a Batman rule, in truth it was originally a DC rule. But Batman works with it best because it shows he's truly insane in a different way then everyone else. He knows deep down he can't stop all the criminals permanently without killing them but he tries anyways because he ultimately fears becoming just like the man that killed his parents, which is his biggest weakness. Unlike other superheroes with specific weaknesses like a rare stone or whatever, batman's weakness is an existential moral dilemma tied to his mental psyche
You know, we all talk about how Batman has no powers and of course that’s true, but you have to admit that Batman, as far as humans go, he basically has powers, or at least attributes that 99.99% of the human population could never hope to reach. And that’s in multiple areas. Physically, the amount of martial arts he’s mastered is basically impossible, given the age he started at. Then there’s his athleticism which, I’d venture to guess he’s probably as athletically gifted as the top 0.01% of athletes. And his recovery and durability are off the charts. That’s not even mentioning his intellect and other skills he possesses, along with being the head of Wayne Enterprises with the playboy attitude. So yeah Batman can’t fly, but I’d honestly rather have Batman’s abilities than flight.
blackgirl that’s my point. I feel like Batman’s physically capabilities are described as “peak human” but there’s no goddamn way that’s true. Then stack on top of that everything else, he’s basically a superhuman.
@@maxm2656 it’s true, but there are guys similar to him out there (though not as literally Hero-esque.) When I served in the Teams we had officers that we called “Ivy League’s.” Guys that come from super wealthy families, graduated valedictorian of their class at Harvard or Princeton or another very difficult high class college, and decided to become SEALs. Amazing athletes (usually rode on a full scholarship for wrestling/water polo,) unbreakable determination and were trained to be among the best warriors in a very select community. Surprisingly, a lot were extremely humble as well. I used to call a Lieutenant I went through SQT with “Bruce Wayne,” cause he was from one of the wealthiest families on the planet and was always the best at everything we did. Sorry, I’m rambling. Long story short, there are more guys out there who are closer to a living Bruce Wayne than you think.
Batman the type of guy to break every single bone in your body and walk away knowing it’s fine because you didn’t die. That why he’s my favorite character.
I'm surprised that no one pointed out that while the list called Red Son Superman a villain, he quite literally was trying to stop the world from being taken over by a superpowered alien that seized control of an authoritarian government. Except instead of being evil enough to be a good enough authority to prevent corruption he essentially just leaves all his territories to get fucked over by the ruling party. Like the sheer and total irony is that Russian Batman was still trying to save the world even if it was more about revenge. Cause his bit about Superman being the same as the other leaders is completely true. Superman is too preoccupied with his own goals that individual choice as well as individual consequence become removed from his thoughts. Just wanted to point out that while they frame the Batman as rather villainous, its because an ignorant, naive alien who cannot identify with human struggles (pain, weakness) seized control of an authoritarian superpower and was just conquering other countries for shiggles but not actually governing over them which we later find out allowed the ruling party to just abuse the entire system to shit like irl.
To add to this but the comic book Red Son Batman didn't want to kill anyone he just wanted to bring down the government, his terrorist actions of like destroying the Superman museum; he gave the civilians adequate time to escape. And when he beat Superman to a pulp he was going to lock him in a bunker with plenty of food so he could live out the rest of his days rather than leave him there to like starve to death. Like they make Batman a cold-blooded killer in the movie when that kind of defeats the purpose of terrorist Batman he wanted absolute freedom (anarchy) instead of Superman's communist world of perfect order.
@@PapaBearIsHere I know making Batman an actual murderer kind of takes away all the character's nuance in the story. Instead of being a guy who stands up for the people and destroys government properties, as far as I know not even taking the lives of government soldiers and officials even though one of them murdered his parents; he's just a super villain terrorist.
You're mistaken, red son Superman was not taking over the world for any reason, let out for shiggles. Other countries wanted to join because he was governing successfully. The U.S didn't collapse because Luthor singled handedly kept it afloat. Superman was basically asked to take over Russia too. Batman wasn't framed as a villain either. Not sure where you got that. But neither was Superman. Closest thing to an overall villain was Luthor. And even that Luthor wasn't that bad at the end.
Two things I've always liked about Owlman is that he's right, nothing does matter because they're just comic book characters and, two, prime Earth is really our Earth. He's looking for us.
@@markmagician2471 In hush though he lived even though even the trauma he received from the punches would of killed him Batman may not be punching killer punches, but lets keep in mind that entire suit is made of kevlar. while Kevlar isn't particularly hard it is still pretty tough. Bruce is essentially punching joker at full force with the equivalent of a pair of brass knuckles....Repeatedly. AT THE VERY LEAST he has a severe concussion and major facial disfigurement. and at the worst Bruce causing internal bleeding inside joker's brain and hemorrhaging. Or just watermelons his head I can't say for sure (Please note Im not a doctor I am a guy looking this up on google.)
@@bongboi2831 Well no- He's just so insane he basically just ignores the pain. True he has survived some stupid crap before, but he's also died just as easily as a normal person only to be returned to life by something or someone. Example: In the comics at...well several points joker should of fallen to his death yet survived. Yet, during one comic (I forget which) Talia just shoots him and he dies. The only reason he comes back is batman needed to know where Ra was and the joker knew where that would be, so batman threw him into a lazurus pit.
@@Silenced23 he's referring to the episode of the 90s BTAS when a group of kids tell stories about how they view Batman. In one, the girl (that looks exactly like Carrie Kelly) tells her version, which is TDKR Batman fighting the Mutant leader. In that segment, Batman was voiced by Michael Ironside.
@@Silenced23 Maybe your aren’t familiar with the fan base, but when someone says “Batman TAS” they are referring to the 90’s cartoon. If you even Google it, that’s what comes up. And because that’s literally what it called. All other animated shows have different names.
@@kevinnelson198 this is going to come off pissy so I want to say up front everything I'm about to say is in jest and as a life long comic fan and a Superman fanboy. I love how everyone thinks Batman could beat Superman like the fight would go like Superman was sent by the President to take out Batman ok it starts Superman in space takes Bruce Wayne out without his Bat ass knows what hit him. Everyone forgets Frank Miller is crazy and doesn't understand how a Superman without limits would do things but sure face the one man in a fair fight who never fights fairly in a one on one fight because that's how people act because of Batman lol
@Life Hoes On Oh yeah silly me huh, what I meant to say is that he's also trained his mind to do a lot of great things beside the fact that he's already a genius and one of DC's greatest minds.
He also states in the beginning of the video that the reason Batman retired was because of the death of Jason Todd when in actuality, all superheroes were forced to cease their actions by the government who used Superman to convince those he could to stop and to force the hand those who wouldnt. Thats how Green Arrow lost his arm. He refused to stop his vigilantism so Superman permanently disabled him on the presidents orders.
A good police will kill if theres an innocent lives on the line in realtime, when the criminal is making casualties in realtime, batman is stupid, he will choose to save a criminal in a hostage situation even the result is the hostage will be killed
00:30 "Oh yeah, I don't use guns ever, I just throw exploding goo on peoples faces and detonate it without hesitation, I'm so against killing!" What?! O___o
I read Dark Knight Returns and paid full value for both animated movies. All worth it when he does the "this an operating table and I'm the surgeon" speach! So iconic.
I think its the fact that Batman is peak human capabilities and rationalizes every situation and psycho he's met, and Hawkeye is just shoot arrows good with above average human capabilities Batman has intimidation and Hawkeye is just built like a sniper.
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I wish DC would actually use Batman's "No Kill Rule" as an indicator that Batman is actually a bad, ultraviolent person who can only live in a good way if he adheres to certain inflexible rules. That if he allows himself to actually be himself, he will never be able to live in a good way ever again. However, characters who are good, are not as violent by nature, and not on such a precipice of insanity, should actually be able to kill without it having an adverse effect on their moral compass or methodology. The thing is, good people don't need rules to live in a good way, and this simply wouldn't happen very often unless very specific plot contrivances demand it. Instead, DC treats the "No Kill Rule" as a moral event horizon regardless of the character, that, if violated, the former hero will inevitably become Darth Vader if allowed to remain at large. That's fine for Batman; I think it makes him more interesting if he's a monster choosing to act like a better version of himself. But to use Batman's personal code of conduct to define Moral Alignment just doesn't make any damn sense. (Especially since Batman kills somebody in so many movies)
Didn’t Batman kill the guy that killed his parents and In doing so realizes that, that act is something his parents can’t forgive. So now he goes doing good without breaking that one rule.
@@chpsilva no, a real good person doesn't need a "no kill rule", they just don't kill unless it is absolutely needed. Batman needs to kill certain villains, the joker for example, but he doesn't and sees it as a moral failure to do so.
Yeah, you see... The last time we got batman killing the joker, we got a dark multiverse. Not saying the no kill rule is something a hero should adhere to, but it taints the soul on the long run. Let the environment or external circumstances do the kill for you and move on.
I actually liked the line from one of the most recent dc animated movies where one of the robins makes a sarcastic comment about how Batman doesn’t kill, but he’s completely fine with traumatic brain injuries. Dude says he doesn’t kill, but more than half of his attacks on screen would result in death. Maybe not instantly, but definitely eventually.
Batman is literally written to beat anything no matter how powerful it is. That’s exactly why I hate Batman. Then everytime he fights someone that’s supposed to be powerful, they’re nerfed to shit just so Batman could win. Honestly, a punch from Batman shouldn’t even harm the majority of superhero
@@mysticlegion8088 But then he’ll struggle against Joker in a fight and intelligence battle smh 🙄 shit is so annoying. Batman has no reason to even be in the mix with a lot of those hero’s. Superman struggles with Darkseid, yet Batman can land punches that hurt him 😂
With Owlman, Batman does give him a chance to disarm the bomb and live (though stranded), but Owlman just allows his own death because he theorized there's one version of him who will succeed and destroy Earth prime and all other realities with it anyway. (problem is even with infinite realities, doesn't mean it's certain to happen, much like there are infinite odd numbers, but you'd never count to an even number).
Idk about the Thomas Wayne one when reverse flash ended up living with a hole in his head by using the Speed force. Plus it wasn't out of the norm for that iteration of batman to shoot someone.
all I can see is that Batman needs "Anger Management" therapy, after seeing all of the times that Batman "almost" killed people it has become quite clear that he has anger issues.
I didn't know they had all these movies! They seem like they could definitely be for an older audience. I stopped watching superhero cartoons when I was like 13 but damn i think i might get back into them!
I always found it funny. Batman won't kill, but he will beat you half to death with his bare hands leaving you in years of physical therapy(which you won't get because your as criminal and most likely in jail) but that's somehow better. Oh good you didn't kill him, just made them a quadriplegic.
What I never understand is if superman really wanted to kill someone he could find their heartbeat with super hearing and fly through their body faster than the speed of sound...
Much respect to Batman, but the only reason he’s able to go toe to toe with Superman is plot armor. Simple. Which is fine seeing as it won’t ever be a fair fight. Even Batman said it during his fight in DKR Part 2 when Clark said “if the Gov didn’t send him, it’ll just be someone else.” Bruce replies “Really. Who will they send after you?” Clark could’ve killed Bruce on the ranch when he called him out by burning “Where?” In the grass.
@@StefanHolder given time to plan batman could kill superman 99% of the time. A 1... 2... 3... FIGHT! would end with batman smoothy 100% of the time. Superman could fly away from batman thereby generating enough force to liquefy batman . I'd bet with enough practice Superman could throw a rock from the south pole and kill batman in NY while blindfolded zeroing in on his heart beat... but if batman ne the fight was coming like a year before hand he could show up with 100 Supermans from different universes and have them all convinced that target superman is idk some bad guy that just ate Lois or something... chemtrail kryptonight over NY... oh I guess that rock toss would still work then... go back in time and nock baby supermans escape pod off course so it never lands on earth... I gots a million ideas . But again it all realize on plot armor cause superman could rip his heart out before batman could hit enter to start any program
Batman : I don’t kill people Also Batman : I just broke several of this guys bones ruptured some of his organs punctured a lung and gave him permanent brain damage eh he’s still alive we’re good
1.Batman the dark knight returns (part one) 2. Red Son 3. Batman: Year One 4. Batman vs TMNT 5. Batman: Hush 6. Batman the Dark Knight (part two) 7. Justice league crisis of two earths 8. Batman Assault on Arkham 9. Batman Gotham Night 10. Batman kills professor zoom 11. Batman the dark Knight (Part two, again) 12. Batman: Hush (again) 13. Batman: Bad Blood.
Batman is the definition of I can't fight my hardest unless something really important is on the line, like I can fight but I can't fight to the highest level unless I absolutely am required
I’ll always remember reading in a comic - don’t remember what it was or the story line - but I think it was Batgirl talking about how it looks when Batman and Nightwing fights. She said Nightwing was like a performance, lots of flash and movement. But with Batman, it was like watching someone do math or solve a puzzle, so calculated. I always liked that idea.
I loved this video so much and thanks for the titles for the movies for reference, bro. Your narrations are awesome too and I look forward for more content. Batman has, is, and will always be my favourite hero..using the horrific aspects of darkness as his weapon instead of the gun. And I love the fact that he cripples you, not kill you style of combat. And kudos to the people who brought the epic fight scenes to life with the animations and equally majestic storylines. So much better than Hollywood live-action crap.
Dude... SERIOUSLY, you put that bullshit fight with Joker and left the final fight with Talon from "Son of Batman?!?" That was some of the most badass animated fighting I've ever seen.
Well, in a DLC for Arkham Knight you can come across Ra’s Al Ghul, and choose to either destroy the Lazarus pit, or revive him when he’s on his deathbed. Also in the show Gotham (oh spoilers for this one) when Batman shows up in the series finale, he just straight up throws a batarang into the head of joker, either killing him or causing irreparable brain damage
See, that's what people don't get about Bats... He'd rather have you suffer than die, to him, dying is less worse than "paying" for your crimes, which means suffering. People act like he's a saint for choosing not to kill, it's quite the contrary, really. Batman is brutal, relentless and cruel af.
@@vinegro4579 he never states that you just assume it from his actions but theres a ton of depictions where batman lets someone die cause of their own actions
@@primary2630 He's not perfect, of course one day he'll just be like, "Eh, f*ck this particular person, I'm out." Only proves my point further, he is only human, not something above. He is not a saint.
@@vinegro4579 Right? His reason for not killing isn’t that he’s too good for that or that he believes in redemption. It because he knows if he allows himself to kill once, he won’t be able to stop.
@@LibraGamesUnlimited I think Batman trounced Ninghtwing because, in this case, he was being mind-controlled, it's a compliment to Nightwing that he wasn't killed, and, managed to fight him, one-on-one, as long and as well as he did! And, YES, Batman was using much more dangerous techniques against Nightwing, which was the major difference in how they were fighting each other.
In the 1st fight he uses an arm bar and a knee bar, he doesn't break the arm, he dislocated the joint which is almost worse, the knee bar on the other hand definitely is much worse as tendons are damaged which are harder to heal. One of my favorite animated fights as it showcases BJJ
Batman doesn't have a "Berserker Rage". He is always in control. Your 1st example, Batman blatantly says that the battle isn't a fight, it's a surgery, and he is the surgeon. Surgeons use steady hands and deliberate actions. You guys don't know what the word Berserker means do you?
For the most part your right. Batman very rarely , if ever, goes berserk. He surgically takes apart his opponents using whatever means neccesary to do so. Wolverine is what a berserker looks like. Batman is a technician. Only the Joker has ever been able to get Batman close to losing control.
I always found it amazingly interesting, how people assume that Superman without his powers would be weak. When the opposite is true. Superman is trained in every form of martial arts just like Batman. While also possessing Kryptonian level intelligence. Meaning the knowledge of the 28 known galaxies. Comics & Movies try to make Batman so strong when the fact is they have to dumb down Superman to make Batman stand any chance even under equal conditions were Superman has lost his powers.
Last I checked Superman trained only in Kryptonian martial arts. I wouldn’t exactly call the equal in fighting prowess. Also, Batman is the greatest strategist in fiction. That’s his true superpower.
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it seems its all fun and games until batman decides enough is enough and takes every last drop of his anger out on you
when is it fun and games involving batman?💀
@@justdeezo7925 when you are batman
@@justdeezo7925 or when your joker idk
This guy literally has a archive on every villian/hero weakness.
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Doesn't kill but will brutally wreck you. One of the many reasons why Batman is my favourite superhero in DC.
Yeah, he doesn't kill criminals, he puts them on wheelchair and crippling healthcare debt
You’d almost wish he did he kill you tbh imo. People always say Batman would be cooler if he killed but in all honesty the brutal beatings, hospital bills, and jail time seem a bit worse than just getting killed.
@@Raqz-3three Agreed. I can't even imagine how many criminals Batman sent to the hospital and then to jail, traumatised by the beatdown they were given.
@@devonted1018 them mfs not traumatized enough cause they still do it😭
Exactly! Death is the end of suffering! Being crippled is the best form of punishment. Locking the criminal in the body of an invalid is much more cruel than putting them out of their misery!
"It doesn't matter... I made you lose control, and they'll kill you for it... See you in hell!" ~Joker
The Batman quote right before this is just as powerful, if not more.
He got ALOT of stuff wrong
this quote right here. is the entire joker personality. and it's the scariest thing ever, willing to die just to prove someone is wrong.
Dumbest line ever. Nobody cares if someone kills a criminal as bad as the Joker.
@@TheSaxualHealer they litearlly be keeping him in the goofiest prisons and he always escapes
A great video, although I think the fight between Jason Todd and Batman in Under The Red Hood, could have been number 14.
You ACTUALLY picked one movie I thought should have been on this list, the other was Bat-ninja, another movie I enjoyed, especially for the battle between Joker and Batman,near the end! I KNOW it isn't in the main continuity, but, THIS was a WAY above average fight, and, with swords, too!
So true, Batman went berserk in that fight. He even said enoughs enough before going 100 on Jason. Batman's no joke.
he should of put part one of Gotham knight where he beats up the Russian and Moroni
*Batman uses Jason's body to destroy most of the bathroom they wind up in* "You say you want to be better than me, but it won't happen, not like this!" *Punches Jason through the wall*
glad to know i wasn't the only one who loved that fight
"I want you to remember, Clark. In all the years to come, in your most private moments, I want you to remember, my hand, at your throat, I want you to remember, the one man who beat you.”
Yeah because superman dont kill, and batman plot armor is thick as fuck.
@@aygaion2295 I actually agree.... but... In all honesty it's actually debatable. the same thing could be said to batman tho
He has much more lethal arsenal of firepower in his armory but choose to didn't use it.
I guess this is the "middle ground" which has no clear conclusion yet.
@@esdeath.1047 you have to be kidding me talka bout lethal arsenal all supes has to do is grab his ass and throw him on the sun and the part where you mentioned it's not conclusive in silver age comics superman was literally toying with batman in all the storyline in one scenario, batman had kryptonite right in his hand and supes just blew the kryptonite from his hand and then destroyed the batcave and batman was just standing there when supes was done with the cave he beat up batman, it's literally happened years ago and people are saying that Batman's gonna win🤦♂️🤷♂️
If someone is having pity not to kill you and is holding back to not harm you & you beat him up , it's not victory, it's the ULTIMATE SHAMEFUL DEFEAT.
@@trueliberator2864 No, it's weakness. The simple fact was, Bruce had prepared for the eventuality. The boy scout didn't. As it has been said in the end, Clark is good man, and at the end of the day, Bruce is not. Clark always treats him like a non-threat, like they're on the same side. They're not.
Shredder going straight for the utility belt was great. I'm glad they made him truly dangerous.
You'd think other villains (especially ones who have fought him before would exploit that weakness when they fight him or "trap" him)
TMNT is even a part of DC
I honestly think the Ben Afflick Batman in the Warehouse scene in Batman Vs Superman was about as lethal and Brutal as Batman could be in a live action movie. Batman used deception and darkness to disarm and disorientate the thugs at the beginning, Batman used the suits full potential to more then likely break bones, deal concussions and throw bodys through walls. And to make things even more interesting, the thugs were actually smart and used tactics. They didn't rush in to get punched by Batman. They either approached from the side, back or didn't engage at all and waited for him to engage. It might have been a short action sequence, but man. I want to see more of that kind of Brutal Batman.
Only thing I didn’t like is that he uses guns in that movie besides that it’s a pretty good movie
@@kyletrosper8953 I actually liked that he did
Y'all don't read the comics enough plenty of times different versions of Batman have used guns
@@the68thplayer16 doesn’t really matter though . His whole overarching theme is that he doesn’t kill. That’s the point of his character. He straight up murderer peopled in Batman v Superman . Yet hasn’t killed joker
@@kyletrosper8953 same
You said Batman doesn't have a superpower, when The Flash asked him what his power was Bruce replies, "I'm rich."
He also has the thickest plot armor and most pis than ever thought possible. Dude's a proxy for everything the writers fantasize themselves doing.
There's a bunch of people with THAT super-power, few use it as well as Batman/Bruce Wayne, however! Example;. Lex Luthor is as rich, if not richer, than Bruce Wayne, yet, he USUALLY uses super-powered armor, when he fights ANYONE! Batman/Bruce Wayne, USUALLY used super-powered armor against Super-powered foes! Batman CAN hang with Super-powered foes, without it! I'd guess Bruce was joking when he called money a super power. A super-weapon, maybe, a super-power, no!
@@BONEKRUSHER408 He's a proxy for things many people fantasize about being, doing, or, having!
Power of plot armor and bullshit
Yep he is, fuck all that plot armor shit, cause every character has it lol, if every character has it then every character is cheating who's up against BATMAN, lol, just makes plot armor useless of spamming.
I prefer lethal Batman. It's the inevitable conclusion to any of his problems or solutions. But he's too stubborn and smart, so hes constantly out thinking death.
I THINK, in that one, Batman was trying to bring Joker , WITHOUT killing him, but, at the LAST moment, he caught himself, merely (merely?)paralyzing him
I wouldn’t want a vigilante running around killing people. Especially goons that are teenagers that were dealt a bad hand. People that could have a second chance. Because Batman doesn’t kill that’s enough checks and balances for me to allow a vigilante running the streets. It’s one of the main reasons Gordon is on his side.
@@treytilley333 That's true, pretty much, if he were killing ALL, or even, . MOST, of his opponents, Gordon would be hunting him down, but, I'm not sure if Gordon even exists in this reality. Since this an older Batman, I think it's possible, they probably never met, or, he died before even being able to meet, IF he existed, anyway! Also, main continuity Batman/Bruce Wayne does have a history with Gordon, since he returned to Gotham, and, Gordon knows he MAY be a vigilante, BUT, when it's something important, he can count on Batman to do it by the book! I wonder, though, if having a vigilante involved in a case, complicates things, like, can he give evidence or testimony, in a Court of Law!?
His stubbornness is why he's my favorite. His moral code isn't just a Batman rule, in truth it was originally a DC rule. But Batman works with it best because it shows he's truly insane in a different way then everyone else. He knows deep down he can't stop all the criminals permanently without killing them but he tries anyways because he ultimately fears becoming just like the man that killed his parents, which is his biggest weakness. Unlike other superheroes with specific weaknesses like a rare stone or whatever, batman's weakness is an existential moral dilemma tied to his mental psyche
Imo, that's not a "weakness"; that's ethics.
You know, we all talk about how Batman has no powers and of course that’s true, but you have to admit that Batman, as far as humans go, he basically has powers, or at least attributes that 99.99% of the human population could never hope to reach. And that’s in multiple areas. Physically, the amount of martial arts he’s mastered is basically impossible, given the age he started at. Then there’s his athleticism which, I’d venture to guess he’s probably as athletically gifted as the top 0.01% of athletes. And his recovery and durability are off the charts. That’s not even mentioning his intellect and other skills he possesses, along with being the head of Wayne Enterprises with the playboy attitude. So yeah Batman can’t fly, but I’d honestly rather have Batman’s abilities than flight.
exactly. Like what kinda human being can reach batman like power both physically and mentally or just one of the two?!
Its already hard to reach wealth!!
blackgirl that’s my point. I feel like Batman’s physically capabilities are described as “peak human” but there’s no goddamn way that’s true. Then stack on top of that everything else, he’s basically a superhuman.
@@maxm2656 it’s true, but there are guys similar to him out there (though not as literally Hero-esque.) When I served in the Teams we had officers that we called “Ivy League’s.” Guys that come from super wealthy families, graduated valedictorian of their class at Harvard or Princeton or another very difficult high class college, and decided to become SEALs. Amazing athletes (usually rode on a full scholarship for wrestling/water polo,) unbreakable determination and were trained to be among the best warriors in a very select community. Surprisingly, a lot were extremely humble as well. I used to call a Lieutenant I went through SQT with “Bruce Wayne,” cause he was from one of the wealthiest families on the planet and was always the best at everything we did.
Sorry, I’m rambling. Long story short, there are more guys out there who are closer to a living Bruce Wayne than you think.
Batman does have powers. He's the son of the Universe Eater, Barbatos The Bat God.
Batman the type of guy to break every single bone in your body and walk away knowing it’s fine because you didn’t die. That why he’s my favorite character.
I'm surprised that no one pointed out that while the list called Red Son Superman a villain, he quite literally was trying to stop the world from being taken over by a superpowered alien that seized control of an authoritarian government.
Except instead of being evil enough to be a good enough authority to prevent corruption he essentially just leaves all his territories to get fucked over by the ruling party.
Like the sheer and total irony is that Russian Batman was still trying to save the world even if it was more about revenge. Cause his bit about Superman being the same as the other leaders is completely true. Superman is too preoccupied with his own goals that individual choice as well as individual consequence become removed from his thoughts.
Just wanted to point out that while they frame the Batman as rather villainous, its because an ignorant, naive alien who cannot identify with human struggles (pain, weakness) seized control of an authoritarian superpower and was just conquering other countries for shiggles but not actually governing over them which we later find out allowed the ruling party to just abuse the entire system to shit like irl.
To add to this but the comic book Red Son Batman didn't want to kill anyone he just wanted to bring down the government, his terrorist actions of like destroying the Superman museum; he gave the civilians adequate time to escape. And when he beat Superman to a pulp he was going to lock him in a bunker with plenty of food so he could live out the rest of his days rather than leave him there to like starve to death. Like they make Batman a cold-blooded killer in the movie when that kind of defeats the purpose of terrorist Batman he wanted absolute freedom (anarchy) instead of Superman's communist world of perfect order.
@@MuggMen to be honest that does sound better, as I didn't sympathize with Batman in the movie at all, he murdered people.
Sums it up.
@@PapaBearIsHere I know making Batman an actual murderer kind of takes away all the character's nuance in the story. Instead of being a guy who stands up for the people and destroys government properties, as far as I know not even taking the lives of government soldiers and officials even though one of them murdered his parents; he's just a super villain terrorist.
You're mistaken, red son Superman was not taking over the world for any reason, let out for shiggles. Other countries wanted to join because he was governing successfully.
The U.S didn't collapse because Luthor singled handedly kept it afloat.
Superman was basically asked to take over Russia too.
Batman wasn't framed as a villain either. Not sure where you got that.
But neither was Superman.
Closest thing to an overall villain was Luthor. And even that Luthor wasn't that bad at the end.
Simply put, from a Marvel guy, Bats is arguably the greatest character in all of fiction...
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I wouldn't say fiction
But when it comes to superheros including DC Marvel universes , yes .
Yea he is my favorite. He is the only one who isnt limitless against normal humans. He always overcomes a “handicap.”
But have you ever heard of guts from berserk?
@@GabGamerPT guts is batman but anime. Both equal
@@GabGamerPT in my eyes they are the same person both equally super cool 😎
Batman doesn't kill directly but leave his enemies in eternal pain and anguish
One of my all time favorite Joker lines "So,..who's Robin these days?" 🤭
😂 ruthless
Two things I've always liked about Owlman is that he's right, nothing does matter because they're just comic book characters and, two, prime Earth is really our Earth. He's looking for us.
To do what?
@@yellowpower3755 Your mom.
@@kladhun4165 Now that must’ve taken your brain cells a lotta work to come up with. Kudos to you
He wasn't looking for our earth. They find prime earth and it's nothing like real earth.
Nothing does matter in our world to. Everything is but a dream.
The only reason why the joker didn’t die is because of plot armor lol
Joker died in Dark Knight Returns
@@markmagician2471 In hush though he lived even though even the trauma he received from the punches would of killed him
Batman may not be punching killer punches, but lets keep in mind that entire suit is made of kevlar. while Kevlar isn't particularly hard it is still pretty tough. Bruce is essentially punching joker at full force with the equivalent of a pair of brass knuckles....Repeatedly. AT THE VERY LEAST he has a severe concussion and major facial disfigurement. and at the worst Bruce causing internal bleeding inside joker's brain and hemorrhaging. Or just watermelons his head I can't say for sure (Please note Im not a doctor I am a guy looking this up on google.)
When he did die, batman was the one who laughed.
@@vaporwave2339 joker is more tough than the average man
@@bongboi2831 Well no- He's just so insane he basically just ignores the pain. True he has survived some stupid crap before, but he's also died just as easily as a normal person only to be returned to life by something or someone. Example: In the comics at...well several points joker should of fallen to his death yet survived. Yet, during one comic (I forget which) Talia just shoots him and he dies. The only reason he comes back is batman needed to know where Ra was and the joker knew where that would be, so batman threw him into a lazurus pit.
I don’t know what’s scarier, Batman laughing or saying “it’s pizza time”
Michael Ironside voicing Frank Miller's Batman in TAS was incredible. Love Weller but he was a little more robotic.
I see what you did there.
Iron Side wasn't Batman in the original animated series. If you're gonna say an animated series, day which one. Cause saying 'TAS' is very broad.
Weller's batman is actually my favorite, wym. He did a better job on TDKR than he did on robocop
@@Silenced23 he's referring to the episode of the 90s BTAS when a group of kids tell stories about how they view Batman. In one, the girl (that looks exactly like Carrie Kelly) tells her version, which is TDKR Batman fighting the Mutant leader. In that segment, Batman was voiced by Michael Ironside.
@@Silenced23 Maybe your aren’t familiar with the fan base, but when someone says “Batman TAS” they are referring to the 90’s cartoon. If you even Google it, that’s what comes up. And because that’s literally what it called. All other animated shows have different names.
For me seeing batman destroying superman in dark knight returns was the coolest batman fight I've ever seen
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It’s definitely dope!! I love their fight in BVS too!
@@kevinnelson198 this is going to come off pissy so I want to say up front everything I'm about to say is in jest and as a life long comic fan and a Superman fanboy. I love how everyone thinks Batman could beat Superman like the fight would go like Superman was sent by the President to take out Batman ok it starts Superman in space takes Bruce Wayne out without his Bat ass knows what hit him. Everyone forgets Frank Miller is crazy and doesn't understand how a Superman without limits would do things but sure face the one man in a fair fight who never fights fairly in a one on one fight because that's how people act because of Batman lol
That's a real low bar.
I really love that Batman is in great shape both physically and mentally i.e peak human as well as an exceptional martial artist and combat.
@Life Hoes On Oh yeah silly me huh, what I meant to say is that he's also trained his mind to do a lot of great things beside the fact that he's already a genius and one of DC's greatest minds.
Nightwing is Batman’s closest ally, it’s fitting he would be the one to break the mind control
not ally. nightwing is his son
"If Soviet batman had a higher rating then superman would look messed up"
Soviet Batman: *Explodes*
Ice on my watch like disney im frozen
For a man with no superpowers, everyone sure is afraid of him. BatMan is taking ZERO L's.
Joker never takes over the government in Dark Knight Returns and he doesn't launch a nuke, it was Ronald Regan....
You are correct on one point, the Soviet's LAUNCHED THEIR BOMB, the U.S., never launched theirs. They allowed Superman to handle it!
@@petergant1379 now that you mention it, there was a hammer and cycle on the nuke. Been a few years since I read it last.
He also states in the beginning of the video that the reason Batman retired was because of the death of Jason Todd when in actuality, all superheroes were forced to cease their actions by the government who used Superman to convince those he could to stop and to force the hand those who wouldnt. Thats how Green Arrow lost his arm. He refused to stop his vigilantism so Superman permanently disabled him on the presidents orders.
"he never kills... But you'll wish he did"
A good police will kill if theres an innocent lives on the line in realtime, when the criminal is making casualties in realtime, batman is stupid, he will choose to save a criminal in a hostage situation even the result is the hostage will be killed
The first batman you mentioned brought me straight back to my childhood I remember watching it when I was young and I forgot about it completely
Ok Bird boy
"You can't leave now. It's pizza time." Even THAT sounds more threatening than it should. Don't mess with the bat.
I love that 1 man is the true voice of batman. Same goes for Joker. It immediately makes all of them that much better because the familiarity.
Too soon 🤧
HA! You say the Batman has broken 'several' bones. Understatement of the century. Joke aside, it's a cool video.
00:30 "Oh yeah, I don't use guns ever, I just throw exploding goo on peoples faces and detonate it without hesitation, I'm so against killing!"
What?! O___o
I think he's ONLY done that, on an Amazo Android! At least, that's the ONLY time, I'VE ever seen him do it.
That's cute. Bane got the batmobile run over him several times.
@@Ghost_gc well, a car is a perfect tool to take down a brick shithouse quickly…
I read Dark Knight Returns and paid full value for both animated movies.
All worth it when he does the "this an operating table and I'm the surgeon" speach! So iconic.
The Batman in arkham city is the Batman we wanted but never got.
I love it when Bat-man gives a beatdown on everybody.
The warehouse fight in BvS was just damn brutal.
Many of those guys aren't walking again after some of those hits.
“This isn’t a battle, this is an operating table, and I’m the surgeon!”- Batman to Mutant leader, the Dark Knight Returns.
I love it Batman is loved because he has no super powers Hawkeye is hated because he has none...
I don't hate Hawkeye...I have actually liked him since the mid 70's...
Nah, people hate rip offs. Hawkeye is a rip off of Green Arrow.
I think its the fact that Batman is peak human capabilities and rationalizes every situation and psycho he's met, and Hawkeye is just
shoot arrows good with above average human capabilities
Batman has intimidation and Hawkeye is just built like a sniper.
You have such a common name if a girl told me she f***ed up a guy named john and said ik him I could guess like 11 jons/Johns/johnnys
Not even the same Series lol u prolly think hellboy is DC or Marval
“He then…dodges all the bullets, breaks all the pillars on the 👮♀️, beats them all up, throws bricks at them, breaks their bones, and escapes.”
This is why I’m subbed. Fresh commentary
Ill break you mentally
I wish DC would actually use Batman's "No Kill Rule" as an indicator that Batman is actually a bad, ultraviolent person who can only live in a good way if he adheres to certain inflexible rules. That if he allows himself to actually be himself, he will never be able to live in a good way ever again. However, characters who are good, are not as violent by nature, and not on such a precipice of insanity, should actually be able to kill without it having an adverse effect on their moral compass or methodology. The thing is, good people don't need rules to live in a good way, and this simply wouldn't happen very often unless very specific plot contrivances demand it.
Instead, DC treats the "No Kill Rule" as a moral event horizon regardless of the character, that, if violated, the former hero will inevitably become Darth Vader if allowed to remain at large. That's fine for Batman; I think it makes him more interesting if he's a monster choosing to act like a better version of himself. But to use Batman's personal code of conduct to define Moral Alignment just doesn't make any damn sense. (Especially since Batman kills somebody in so many movies)
"Good people don't need rules to live in a good way". Heh, you're kidding, right ?
@@chpsilva "Heh, you're kidding, right ?" Nope.
Didn’t Batman kill the guy that killed his parents and In doing so realizes that, that act is something his parents can’t forgive. So now he goes doing good without breaking that one rule.
@@chpsilva no, a real good person doesn't need a "no kill rule", they just don't kill unless it is absolutely needed. Batman needs to kill certain villains, the joker for example, but he doesn't and sees it as a moral failure to do so.
Yeah, you see... The last time we got batman killing the joker, we got a dark multiverse.
Not saying the no kill rule is something a hero should adhere to, but it taints the soul on the long run. Let the environment or external circumstances do the kill for you and move on.
You don't get it son.This isn't a mudhole, it's an operating table. And I'm the surgeon.
Owlman VS Batman the coldest line ive ever heard. We both stared into the abyss the difference between us....U BLINKED!!
Hands up for Brucie boy
I actually liked the line from one of the most recent dc animated movies where one of the robins makes a sarcastic comment about how Batman doesn’t kill, but he’s completely fine with traumatic brain injuries. Dude says he doesn’t kill, but more than half of his attacks on screen would result in death. Maybe not instantly, but definitely eventually.
Batman is not popular because he is a regular man without superpowers, he ia popular becauae of his extreme plot armor.
Let's be honest man
Batman is literally written to beat anything no matter how powerful it is. That’s exactly why I hate Batman. Then everytime he fights someone that’s supposed to be powerful, they’re nerfed to shit just so Batman could win. Honestly, a punch from Batman shouldn’t even harm the majority of superhero
@@highdeff17 exactly. It's a scene where he is fighting Darkseid and i rolled my eyes so hard it went to the back of my head.
@@mysticlegion8088 But then he’ll struggle against Joker in a fight and intelligence battle smh 🙄 shit is so annoying. Batman has no reason to even be in the mix with a lot of those hero’s. Superman struggles with Darkseid, yet Batman can land punches that hurt him 😂
I love how joker is not just one person he can control anyone he is a being of his own
Batman's fists do more damage than a gun
Such a great roster of Batman clips. Does him justice
With Owlman, Batman does give him a chance to disarm the bomb and live (though stranded), but Owlman just allows his own death because he theorized there's one version of him who will succeed and destroy Earth prime and all other realities with it anyway.
(problem is even with infinite realities, doesn't mean it's certain to happen, much like there are infinite odd numbers, but you'd never count to an even number).
The Mud pit is my operating Table and im the surgeon
Batman is so cold it gives mr.freeze the chills.
Idk about the Thomas Wayne one when reverse flash ended up living with a hole in his head by using the Speed force. Plus it wasn't out of the norm for that iteration of batman to shoot someone.
In the comic Flashpoint Batman ran Zoom through with an Amazons sword instead of shooting him.
@@Pancreaticdefect nice but it's still the Thomas Wayne version right?
@@user1nation Yes. Flashpoint Batman is Thomas Wayne.
@@Pancreaticdefect then my point still stands, Thomas Wayne iteration of batman would do something like that anyway
@@user1nation so would red son batman, but he was still in the list
I'll never understand how Batman fans genuinely believe it's a victory when the super powered characters just let him win
all I can see is that Batman needs "Anger Management" therapy, after seeing all of the times that Batman "almost" killed people it has become quite clear that he has anger issues.
@John Dixon I would but I would just annoy you to no end.
@John Dixon 👍
I didn't know they had all these movies! They seem like they could definitely be for an older audience. I stopped watching superhero cartoons when I was like 13 but damn i think i might get back into them!
“Hey remember that time when Batman was Russian and nearly beat Superman with his hands?”
I wanna tie wonder woman up so bad she be at my will w that Lasso
I always found it funny. Batman won't kill, but he will beat you half to death with his bare hands leaving you in years of physical therapy(which you won't get because your as criminal and most likely in jail) but that's somehow better. Oh good you didn't kill him, just made them a quadriplegic.
Honestly, batman villains are lucky he doesn’t use firearms(because when he did they never had the chance to get a name in the crime world lol)
Lol the dark knight returns,batman whooped the mutant leader so bad he got an army of sidekicks lol
What I never understand is if superman really wanted to kill someone he could find their heartbeat with super hearing and fly through their body faster than the speed of sound...
actually he has speed of light... it's only plot armor to nerf superman in his fights .. or maybe he doesn't want to kill anybody
@@hamzagladiator5258 it's clearly that he has the crippling desire to be "good"
Much respect to Batman, but the only reason he’s able to go toe to toe with Superman is plot armor. Simple. Which is fine seeing as it won’t ever be a fair fight. Even Batman said it during his fight in DKR Part 2 when Clark said “if the Gov didn’t send him, it’ll just be someone else.” Bruce replies “Really. Who will they send after you?”
Clark could’ve killed Bruce on the ranch when he called him out by burning “Where?” In the grass.
@@StefanHolder given time to plan batman could kill superman 99% of the time. A 1... 2... 3... FIGHT! would end with batman smoothy 100% of the time. Superman could fly away from batman thereby generating enough force to liquefy batman . I'd bet with enough practice Superman could throw a rock from the south pole and kill batman in NY while blindfolded zeroing in on his heart beat... but if batman ne the fight was coming like a year before hand he could show up with 100 Supermans from different universes and have them all convinced that target superman is idk some bad guy that just ate Lois or something... chemtrail kryptonight over NY... oh I guess that rock toss would still work then... go back in time and nock baby supermans escape pod off course so it never lands on earth... I gots a million ideas . But again it all realize on plot armor cause superman could rip his heart out before batman could hit enter to start any program
Not with red sun radiation.
Imagine being a gang of mutants and you just watched an old man beat the crap out of your mutant monster truck of a boss. Lol
Batman fights everyone on a handicapped setting but when he removes that setting... it's GG.
The whole point of Batman is just that he knows there weaknesses and exploits them
@@cornholio8739 whole point bout weakness🤦♂️ plot armour my friend take that away and all the weakness comes on batman then🤣.
TBH Batman bends and breaks his moral code in so many episodes and comics that I can't take the concept seriously anymore.
Batman : I don’t kill people
Also Batman : I just broke several of this guys bones ruptured some of his organs punctured a lung and gave him permanent brain damage eh he’s still alive we’re good
In a nutshell, he follows the D.K.D rule. Don't Kill, Discombobulate.
"impairs the nerves" Bro he broke his arm in half 😆😆😆
Almost killed the Joker?
Except for that one time he actually does.
I know right
He's not superhuman, he simply perfected the art of being human
1.Batman the dark knight returns (part one)
2. Red Son
3. Batman: Year One
4. Batman vs TMNT
5. Batman: Hush
6. Batman the Dark Knight (part two)
7. Justice league crisis of two earths
8. Batman Assault on Arkham
9. Batman Gotham Night
10. Batman kills professor zoom
11. Batman the dark Knight (Part two, again)
12. Batman: Hush (again)
13. Batman: Bad Blood.
U are a god
Batman is the definition of I can't fight my hardest unless something really important is on the line, like I can fight but I can't fight to the highest level unless I absolutely am required
Seriously check out Batman vs the ninja turtles it’s surprisingly a great animated adaptation
I'm not much of a fan of the turtles but I gave a trade of the first one to my friend as a birthday present.
I was surprised by the amount of blood and darkish content. F*CKING EPIC.
Anyone else friggin love when Batman handed shredders ass to him?!… 👊🏼
Batman's just a brutal fighter.
I’ll always remember reading in a comic - don’t remember what it was or the story line - but I think it was Batgirl talking about how it looks when Batman and Nightwing fights. She said Nightwing was like a performance, lots of flash and movement. But with Batman, it was like watching someone do math or solve a puzzle, so calculated. I always liked that idea.
I loved this video so much and thanks for the titles for the movies for reference, bro. Your narrations are awesome too and I look forward for more content.
Batman has, is, and will always be my favourite hero..using the horrific aspects of darkness as his weapon instead of the gun. And I love the fact that he cripples you, not kill you style of combat. And kudos to the people who brought the epic fight scenes to life with the animations and equally majestic storylines. So much better than Hollywood live-action crap.
Dude... SERIOUSLY, you put that bullshit fight with Joker and left the final fight with Talon from "Son of Batman?!?" That was some of the most badass animated fighting I've ever seen.
It's not about the badassery, but the brutality
Has there ever been a moment where his code keeps him from mercy killing someone who would suffer otherwise?
Well, in a DLC for Arkham Knight you can come across Ra’s Al Ghul, and choose to either destroy the Lazarus pit, or revive him when he’s on his deathbed. Also in the show Gotham (oh spoilers for this one) when Batman shows up in the series finale, he just straight up throws a batarang into the head of joker, either killing him or causing irreparable brain damage
See, that's what people don't get about Bats... He'd rather have you suffer than die, to him, dying is less worse than "paying" for your crimes, which means suffering. People act like he's a saint for choosing not to kill, it's quite the contrary, really. Batman is brutal, relentless and cruel af.
@@vinegro4579 he never states that you just assume it from his actions but theres a ton of depictions where batman lets someone die cause of their own actions
@@primary2630 He's not perfect, of course one day he'll just be like, "Eh, f*ck this particular person, I'm out." Only proves my point further, he is only human, not something above. He is not a saint.
@@vinegro4579 Right? His reason for not killing isn’t that he’s too good for that or that he believes in redemption. It because he knows if he allows himself to kill once, he won’t be able to stop.
I love that Batman Year One basically uses the animation models from the animated series and just did some modern touch ups on them
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Na-na-Na-na-Na-na-Na-na BLYAT-MAN
The day when the bats say am going to kill you, you know its judgement day.
Seriously, why was Nightwing so nerfed in these?
So he wouldn't show up Batman, I guess.
@@LibraGamesUnlimited I think Batman trounced Ninghtwing because, in this case, he was being mind-controlled, it's a compliment to Nightwing that he wasn't killed, and, managed to fight him, one-on-one, as long and as well as he did! And, YES, Batman was using much more dangerous techniques against Nightwing, which was the major difference in how they were fighting each other.
@@petergant1379 Which movie was this again?
@@LibraGamesUnlimited Batman:Bad Blood.
@@petergant1379 Oh yeah. Its been a long time.
best DC quote "It doesn't matter." owlman. Great video, thank you.
Batman a real OG
thanks for recapping these movies for free for us
Batman's the fucking GOAT
In the 1st fight he uses an arm bar and a knee bar, he doesn't break the arm, he dislocated the joint which is almost worse, the knee bar on the other hand definitely is much worse as tendons are damaged which are harder to heal. One of my favorite animated fights as it showcases BJJ
Batman doesn't have a "Berserker Rage".
He is always in control.
Your 1st example, Batman blatantly says that the battle isn't a fight, it's a surgery,
and he is the surgeon.
Surgeons use steady hands and deliberate actions.
You guys don't know what the word Berserker means do you?
the fight against the joker after Thomas Elliot died seemed a bit...emotional
For the most part your right. Batman very rarely , if ever, goes berserk. He surgically takes apart his opponents using whatever means neccesary to do so. Wolverine is what a berserker looks like. Batman is a technician. Only the Joker has ever been able to get Batman close to losing control.
Batman won't kill you, but the hospital bills will
I always found it amazingly interesting, how people assume that Superman without his powers would be weak. When the opposite is true. Superman is trained in every form of martial arts just like Batman. While also possessing Kryptonian level intelligence. Meaning the knowledge of the 28 known galaxies. Comics & Movies try to make Batman so strong when the fact is they have to dumb down Superman to make Batman stand any chance even under equal conditions were Superman has lost his powers.
Last I checked Superman trained only in Kryptonian martial arts. I wouldn’t exactly call the equal in fighting prowess. Also, Batman is the greatest strategist in fiction. That’s his true superpower.
*People-* "Batman is such a *good* hero because he does not kill."
Yeah... I'd rather be dead than be left paralyzed or brain dead for life.
IMO, batman didn't win against owlman. He was beaten like 90% of the fight
Most people in general:
put a few points into intelligence, health and a bit of strength.
Batman:
level 100 in all categories maxing them out
Batman has an Associates, a Masters, and PhD in Handsology 101.
Adaptation. Adaption isn't a word, mate. Nice vid.
Great video my guy
This man casually beats people an excessive amount hospitalizing them and is still a hero :]
Just a reminder to everyone, that if there weren't aliens or superhumans on earth then batman would be consider superhuman.
Nice summary mate. Well done !
DARK KNIGHT RETURNS 1 & 2 are legendary. Brutal fight scenes and Joker is a full-blown psychopath.
Edit : YEAR ONE is good too.
"It doesn't matter" that one line will always shake me to the core
Your easy to please
It wasn’t animated but it was pretty cool to see batman slime an entire Gotham city Swat team in less than 2 minutes in the titans show
Great video!! awesome ending 😂😂
Batman adding notes to contingency plans for justice league: Throw… Lois… Off… Building…
Awesome Vid 😎😎😎👍👍👍
Great video buddy, Hell yeah!