I've always liked the idea of Deathstroke having his own heroes gallery rather than him being only in one rogues gallery- with his arch enemies being the Titans/Nightwing.
It's probably just me but I feel like the more rogue that hero have in his/her rogue gallery the more movie ,tv show,cartoon show and etc that hero will have.(for obvious example batman )
@John Cobblepot he actually it's nigthwing archnemesis, slade blame dick for the death of his son, Dick was the first Pearson to defeat slade and he also see nigthwing as his succesor, he is kind of obsessed with nigthwing
@@georgecoconut8164 don't know about the comics, but in the tv series (not the teen titans go version) Deathstroke left a big impact on Dick Grayson to the point of hallucinating that he had a fight with him. Also "heroes gallery", that is an interesting term. Rarely do I find a villain facing different heroes having to adapt to their abilities, excluding those villains facing one or multiple groups/teams of heroes.
Deathstroke is to Batman what Taskmaster is to Spider-Man. Deathstroke & Taskmaster aren’t villains for Batman & Spider-Man but they both have a tendency of fighting them in comics, cartoons, and video games with surprising frequency.
Plus, Grundy made several live action appearances "recently" (I used the term broadly), not just *Gotham* ... Currently, he is a recurring villain on the (great) show *Stargirl* , being a member of the Injustice Society. And back in 2014, he was part of Brother Blood's "Church of Blood" in *Arrow* season 2. And I know I shouldn't count his cameo on Smallville season 10, back in 2011, in the last episode before the 2-parter finale. He only had a short cameo next to Black Manta, Metallo, Dark Archer/Merlyn, Roulette and Captain Cold, as members of Toyman's "Marionette Enterprises" but damn, that cameo got me soooo pumped up as a kid! I was screaming at the screen like a moron, I thought we would actually see them all in action against their targets!!! And why not? But yeah, nope, didn't happen; well, it didn't in the Smallville comics, but that wasn't what I was promised >< Oh well. Also, Grundy's design was pretty damn scary in *The Batman* , I liked him in that adaptation. And of course, poor Solomon Grundy broke my heart twice in a row in the "Justice League" & "JL: Unlimited" cartoons, his scenes with Hawkgirl were tearjerkers... Like in the episode *"The Terror Beyond"* Solomon Grundy : Grundy thinks he is going away now. Hawkgirl : No, just hang on! Solomon Grundy : Do you think Grundy's soul is waiting for him? Hawkgirl : Grundy, I don't believe in s... [Hawkgirl pauses and looks into Grundy's eyes] Hawkgirl : [With tears in her eyes] Yes. It's waiting for you. Solomon Grundy : Then, Grundy gets his reward. FUUUUUCK *( ;____;)* That and the time when she has to put him down in out of his misery offscreen, after 3 high school n00bz wake him up with necromancy, and in the end Grundy trusts Hawkgirl and closes his eyes... Yep, just remembering that one kinda hurt.
@@johnlawful2272 not according to the *Knights and Dragons* movie, which is based on the reason why the way he lost his eye in the comic books might very much prove that he was already missing his eye when she shot him
To be fair, most of not all of Clock King's showings on brave and the bold were when Batman was teamed up with Green Arrow. Also Ragdoll was in two The Batman episodes, not one lol.
It's probably just me but I feel like the more rogue that hero have in his/her rogue gallery the more movie ,tv show,cartoon show and etc that hero will have.(for obvious example batman )
Yeah, Ragdoll was also in the fantastic episode *"Team Penguin"* , as part of an ensemble comprised of, well, Penguin, Killer Moth, Firefly and Killer Croc. This episode is still in my top 5 of *The Batman* , but I'm a massive Killer Moth fanboy ^^ ... plus, the episode itself is a riot \o/ with all the characters, not just the rogues, having some fun moments. (Ragdoll also made a cameo in another good episode, *"Rumor"* , but basically every Batman villain had a cameo in that one, so...)
Since robin/nightwing is part of the bat family you could say deathstroke is a batman villian by extension not to mention theirs no rule saying a villian can only be part of one heroes rouges gallery and especially not one saying their in the gallery of the first hero they meet since then venom is a deadpool villian.
I’m pretty sure rag doll appeared in multiple episodes of that Batman series with speaking lines. I haven’t seen much of it but I know he’s in an episode with catwoman, and he’s a part of Penguin’s supervillains team with Killer Croc, firefly, and Killer Moth. Also the power level of a contortionist just doesn’t stack up against a man who can move faster than light. Granted he probably could have been transferred to Ollie’s gallery, but I suppose the bat gallery is so large at this point it must have its own gravitational pull
Ragdoll appeared in three episodes: "Ragdolls to Riches" (The only true Ragdoll centric episode, though it was split with Catwoman to a degree), "Team Penguin" (One of the series best imo), and a cameo in "Rumors" where he was one of the villains abducted by Rumor.
@John Cobblepot granted I don’t think the rogues should really be a problem for the flash either since if Flash just yanks their weapons out of their hands they then just become normal people who stand no chance against the Flash. However, at least the Rogues’ weapons give them special abilities that could at the least give them a chance against the Flash. Even Trickster has special abilities that could help him. Ragdoll is just a contortionist, he has nothing on the Flash, and that’s why I don’t think he makes a good Flash enemy.
@John Cobblepot oh certainly he shouldn’t be a Batman villain. I was just musing at Batman’s ability to pull other villains into his rogues gallery. A super contortionist is very interesting and I think would make an excellent Green Arrow villain since he would be a very difficult target since he can move however he wants in order to dodge an Arrow
Batman's rogues gallery is so great, Everyone wants to be a part of it. It's the downside of popularity. 5:10 KGBeast definitely deserves more love. He would make an excellent enemy for a more action-oriented Batman movie.
KGbeast has been getting way more action lately... ever since he took out Nightwing and got curbstomped by Batman he had gone AWOL but.... "recently", and I use the term broadly, he has made appearances against: =>Batgirl in 2020, henching for Dasha Berlova in Babs' solo title. After being humiliated by her, (which happened after he boasted about shooting Grayson), and losing his new badass golden arm, he then... got rekt by... =>Damian Wayne, in the pages of *Teen Titans* , when Damian went after him _also_ to avenge Dick... Knyazev survived, but became a laughing stock in Russian for getting almost killed twice by Bat-kids. He decided to finish the job with Dick Grayson to get his rep back, =>but got curbstomped again in the pages of *Nightwing* in 2021 by a back-in-business Dick. I'm sad that KGBeast didn't get to keep the "super elite" status that was awarded to him when DC went from New52 to Rebirth, in the pages of *"All-Star Batman"* . Anatoly was a straight-up badass in the Two-Face run "My Own Worst Enemy" , that Mr Rogues reviewed back in the days... he was easily Deathstroke-tier in that storyline, and they finally gave his some personality, and personal motivation. (I also liked how they started to call him "The Beast" instead of KGBeast, which is a tad outdated as a name) But afterward, he put on a good fight against Batman after turning Dick into Ric, and then it was back to being a jobber against Batgirl, Damian & Nightwing... That sucks, I guess I started to care a bit too much for Anatoli Knyazev, after his adaptation into the Arrowverse.
@@johnlawful2272 - That was the first time actually, in *"the 10 Nights of the Beast"* , when Anatoli looked like he came right out of _the Village People_ But it was rectonnd later, when Batman mentions that he later sent the coordinates of the sewer room to the cops. Same thing when Batman left him to die in the snow after breaking his neck in Tom King's run, when Anatoli is hired by Bane to kill Nightwing. We're first led to believe that he's breaking his code, then a few issues later we learn that Batman had spotted helicopters far away, and knew the Beast would be rescued. I guess the one tome we're sure Batman kills Anatoli is in *Batman vs Superman* , where we see him burn to death in front of us. Good times. He was a cool character in the Snyderverse, played by Bogdan Drazic an all ^^
Here are some honorable mentions: - Toyman (an enemy of Superman) - The Gentleman Ghost (an enemy of Hawkman) - Count Vertigo (an enemy of Green Arrow) - Klarion the Witch Boy (an enemy of Etrigan the Eternal Demon and maybe Dr. Fate) - Dr. Destiny (an enemy of the Justice League)
I feel like there's a good story that's never been told with Slade using his genius and abilities to enact a very devious and emotional plot to use both Dick and Bruce's love for each other against one another in a very hateful revenge plot. Please, let a good writer and team make this story. There's so much potential there for a classic.
It's ironic that Deathstroke is mistaken for a Batman villain when he's really a Teen Titans villain because the leader of the Teen Titans is Robin (Batman's Sidekick.)
@John Cobblepot I have read teen Titans comics FYI. I’m just pointing out that it’s interesting deathstroke is mistaken for a Batman villain when he’s really a teen Titans villain and Robin is on the teen titans that’s it, why are you arguing with me?
Personally I don't think Ragdoll works as Flash villain. What chance does a guy whose only ability is that he is master contortionist have against the fastest man alive? He would be defeat in a matter of seconds. I also don't have a problem with Grundy as Bat-rogue since he does fit the theme of Batman villain well: He has a great callback to classic horror monster like Frankenstein and, depending on the writer, he can be a very tragic and sympathetic villain, as showed in Justice League cartoon. I would love to see a team up between him and Killer Croc, since they are both monsters who tricked and manipulated by villains, are reject by society and just want to find a place where they belong.
@John Cobblepot Yes Ragdoll is Flash villain and that makes no sense because his power is weak and Flash should be able to defeat in seconds with no difficult. Just because a villain show up a in specific hero's comic doesn't mean he can go to another rogues gallery and make more sucess there. Take Kingpin for exemple. He begin as Spider man villain but after he went to the Daredevil comics and since then he is know by many fans as the man without fear greatest enemy.
@John Cobblepot The Flash rogues are criminals with hi-tech weapons and gadgets, some of it created specifically to counter flash's powers like Cap Cold freeze gun. Ragdoll is just some thief with acrobatic and contortionist. What he is gonna do against the Flash? What threat he represent to the scarlet speedster? None. At least when he fights against Batman it makes sense since some of Batman rogues like Catwoman or Riddler are just cunning criminals who enjoy pulling daring heist and escape from the dark knight.
I have never agree on someone more, also I feel like Batman should fight the original rag doll while nightwing fight rag doll jr base on their similar acrobatic skill
Also Batman fighting rag doll make sense cause ragdoll abuse his own offspring and that is something that was never explore on maybe Batman can explore that
I never thought cloock king was a green arrow villian and i think i like him that way. For the others, i never thought as them as batman villians, for solomon grandy and his inclutions was just beacuse he is fan favor and not beacuse he is bat rouge.
I thought Solomon Grundy was a Superman villain. I only saw Solomon Grundy in one Batman comic, “The Long Halloween”. He was also in one of the latest Batman/Superman comics. I actually think Solomon Grundy would work as a Superman villain.
I like the idea of Clock King being a Batman villain though, mostly because I adore Batman and Green Arrow's okay but not one of my favorites. Also, I feel like the Batman franchise has used Clock King better. He has been in three Batman tv shows (60's, The Animated Series and The Brave and the Bold). Arrow, which was a show that lasted for 8 seasons, only used Clock King once. Well, he was in a Flash episode that's in the same shared universe, but still, it seems like a waste of potential. I like Deathstroke showing up occasionally in Batman, but I think he works best as a Teen Titans villain. Rag Doll was awesome in The Batman. His wacky, eccentric personality helps him fit well in Batman.
Putting him up against a hero is different than putting him in a rogues gallery he isn't in. He shouldn't have been in war of jokes and riddles or the unmade Batfleck.
@@Frogman1212 - Slade is also in the Bat-rogues gallery in the currently ongoing *"Joker: A Puzzlebox"* I love that run, and I recommended it to Mr Rogues the other day... And in it, Deathstroke is clearly treated as Batrogue, being locked up alongside Two-Face, Joker, Black Mask, Mr Freeze, Penguin, Harley Quinn, Poison Ivy, Scarecrow, Prof Pyg, Killer Croc, Bane, etc etc etc... In 2019, we also got the 6-issues long *"Batman vs Deathstroke"* storyline which was actually pretty fun IMHO. Damian's interactions with Slade are priceless in that one, following him around calling him "father" ^^ All of this to say, that ever since "Arkham Origins", it's hard to be mad at Bat-casuals when they call Slade a Bat-rogue, or even a Green Arrow rogues, since in *Arrow* , Slade was Oliver's original nemesis alongside Malcolm Merlyn. It's only in season 5 with Prometheus that Oli got a new rival/nemesis, and then in 6/7/8 his enemies became way less personal.
Gentleman ghost, count vertigo, king Shark, lady Shiva, bronze tiger, prometheus, psycho pirate and Dr destiny are considered by some to be batman villains but they are dead wrong
Why the hell king shark considered as a batman villian ? I dont think they got any interaction at all. Not in the comics nor any animated series or movies.
@@geobeatle he was originally a jla villain, but nowadays he's just like Solomon Grundy or deathstroke, that is a villain for all the heroes of DC universe.
Well Wolverine, at marvel have the same problem: Lady Deathstrike, who was originally an Daredevil secondary character, become an iconic villain of Logan. Silver Samurai start has a Daredevil villain, then face Spider-man in several team-up issue, before being associate with Wolverine. Sabertooth faced first Iron Fist and only start fighting Logan during the Mutant Massacre saga and since then he's become his arch-nemesis. To be fair several iconic X-men foe come from other title, like Mystic and Death-Bird from Miss Marvel comics. You can thanks Chris Claremont for that by the way.
I'm convinced I saw Rag Doll escaping from Arkham Asylum along with many Batman villains in a comic once and then assumed he was one - only to find he wasn't. (I still think he fits Batman better anyway).
Also with another flash rogue called murmur should totally be a Batman, and maybe Batman give Prometheus, clock king, and onomatopoeia back to Ollie’s rogues gallery for balancing
@@KaihnhbvcxPrometheus is definitely a batman villain also batman has enough serial killer villains joker zsasz doll maker murder works as a arrow villain
Given the reference to Villains United Ragdoll made in the show, I think the idea is that this isn't the original Ragdoll, but his son, Peter Merkel Jr.
I really like the theme for this video, especialy to give more value to others rogue gallery, but I have a little correction to make; Ragdoll was in TWO episodes from "the Batman" (and a small cameo in the episode "Rumors").
Frankly Deathstroke and Ragdoll (II) should be Nightwing villains for thematic reasons Deathstroke's history as a Titans villain has lead to him alternating between antagonizing Grayson and trying to influence him in a warped paternal kinda way. This makes Slade something of a warped reflection of Dick's relationship with Bruce Meanwhile Ragdoll (II) acts as an interesting foil to Dick himself While Nightwing was an acrobat, Ragdoll is a contortionist. While Nightwing has a strained relationship with Batman, Ragdoll had an abusive relationship with his father the original Ragdoll. While Dick is famous for being involved in love triangles and has had multiple girlfriends, Ragdoll is implied to be asexual/aromatic.
@John Cobblepot Easy, he has a long history of menacing the character and occasionally co-opting him in the Teen Titans book. I think I even read somewhere that Wolfman and Perez conceived the character to be a dark reflection of Batman.
Thank you! I am so sick of Deathstroke being depicted as a Bat rogue. He is a teen titans villain. Only reason he keeps getting pitted against Batman is because of his popularity. He also isn't a Green Arrow villain!
I’d honestly say he has beef with Batman due to Nightwing being Batman’s Family. So I could understand why ppl say he’s a Batman villain but honestly just Nightwing and the Titans is fine.
In all fairness, alan scott is also gotham city based , and was a co creation batman co creator Bill finger, so if u look at is it this way being the same city and they can share villains and grundy's origin puts him in gotham city. So a good agument can be made for him, the others not so much
I think Grundy is basically an all time everywhere villian, and hawkgirl/hawkman also fit Grundy well. Anyhow, his everywhere appearance emphasis his durability and immortality just better. Batman does not kill anyway, so Grundy's gimmick does not shine that strongly against Batman alone
I mean to be absolutely fair, I think Ragdoll’s appearance on The Batman was his best appearance as Jeff Bennett’s performance was absolutely killer and he got one of the absolute best redesigns of the show right next to Gearhead. I feel like what they could’ve done was establish that he was previously an enemy to Flash in the show since Flash was in season 5 of the show.
At least with Grundy, he appeared in that CW show Stargirl, so there is mainstream exposure for Grundy facing off the JSA. Perhaps he will appear in a future JSA film if Black Adam is a big success.
I feel Captain Boomerang is even tiptoeing around Batman borders as his connection with Tim Drake/Harley Quinn and his frequent appearances in Batman media such as Assault on Arkham and The LEGO Batman Movie. You could fairly argue its moreso Suicide Squad stuff but I feel he's starting to go in and out on Batman territory
solomon grundy is in like my top 3 batman villains, i definitely consider him a batman villain. he’s in batman comics, quite a few shows, ofc the long halloween, and ofc arkham city
I personally like the idea of Ragdoll being a Black Canary antagonist. Or having Solomon Grundy as a villain to Zatanna. There’s several superheroes who could have their own rogues galleries if they just borrowed some lesser known ones from other heroes.
I agree with your list tho I think Solomon gundy kinda works because of some horror elements seen in batman comics. Like to Gotham's criminals batman is seen as a supernatural being or when hes fought rouges with classic monster traits Like hugo strange and his monster men or Dracula , the mad monk, or noctuna which are the vampire types Manbat or Anthony lupus are the werewolf types Clayface when he frist appeared was kinda like the phantom of the opera And two face had a doctor Jekyll and mr hyde feel about him so for Solomon grundy being a zombie feels to me like he would fit in
9:57 Solomon Grundys episode in 'The Batman' cartoon was one of my favorites, even though he did end up being Ethan Bennett, the real Grundy was heard at the final moment of the episode.
Ragdoll also appeared on the episode team penguin ( that's what I think it was called, if not someone please correct me if I am wrong). I think it's a pretty funny episode and one of my favourite episodes of the show.
I have a DC universe ive been working on and im using all of these villains, but im going to have both batman and the other heroes fight them, this is how Clock king: will appear in green arrow miniseries as a one off villain and later on will go to gotham Deathstroke: starts off as an ally to batman and oliver queen when hes on the island, but then becomes deathstroke and starts his revenge quest against batman, but eventually switches to robin which naturally turns him into an enemy of the titans Ragdoll: no plans yet other then he will be in flash series Grundy: cyrus gold was victor stones friend but after the accident that forced victor to become cyborg, cyrus fell into a lake, the origins are shown in my solomon grundy short film which will be reused as a scene in that movie
Solomon Grundy makes more sense fighting Justice League Dark, and other mystical heroines and heroes. He makes more sense with Zatanna, Constantine, Swamp Thing, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, and Shazam.
I cannot believe Slade ( AKA Deathstroke The Terminator) appeared in My Adventures With Superman but I already know that he is the main enemy of The Teen Titans although he, in the comics, had fought many DC heroes, including Batman! I am a fan of the classic Teen Titans series where Slade, like in the comics, is the main enemy of the TT and had used Terra as apart of his evil schemes like in ' The Judas Contract' storyline of The New Teen Titans. The only difference is that Terra was not pure evil like her comic book counterpart but was an outcast.
Well in the TV Series STARGIRL has Solomon Grundy as part of the Injustice Society of America, so they have corrected that mistake. Also he did appear in THE BATMAN (technically it was his legend, Clayface’s impersonation, and cameo at the end).
I think Ragdoll should be a Batman villian, hes power dosnt fit to fight eny of the flash’s and i think i he will fit in Gotham being a dark/creepy character, also to team up with Scarescrow could be fitting. Grundy is good as a crossover villian.
Dr. Double X is starting to be called a Superman villain in the Children of Arkham comic, which makes sense given his powers but has Sups ever actually fought the guy?
You actually make some pretty good arguments on why these villains don't belong in the Batman rogues gallery. I feel like to me Clue Master doesn't really fit as a Batman villain too. Because I don't think that Batman needs Clue Master. He already has a villain who leaves clues behind the Riddler (Who is my favorite Batman bw). I think you can give Clue Master to someone else like Green arrow I think it would be really interesting Clue Master who leaves clues behind for the Green arrow the hero of Star city. Also another option maybe you can give Clue Master to The Teen Titans instead. I think it would be pretty interesting Clue Master taking on the Teen Titans. But yeah that's one villain that I don't think should be a Batman villain either. We have the Riddler leaves riddles as clues we don't need a Clue master leaving clues to the dark knight.
1: For those saying Deathstroke is a Nightwing/Teen Titans villain: In the past decade Deathstroke has fought the Titans in 2 or 3 stories and hasn't been the villain in a single issue of Nightwing. I'm not saying Slade is necessarily a Batman villain but he hasn't really been a Titans/Nightwing villain in years. 2: Solomon Grundy has mostly appeared in Batman stories in the past decade so I think it's safe to say that he's a Batman villain now even though that's more of a recent thing than people think.
The only one I didn't know was the clock king. Also if they want batman to face a big hulking guy like grundy, dc should use more Blockbuster who actually is a batman villain
@@pimpharold1 oh sorry I more just look into facts and stuff from comics than read them pls forgive me for acting like a know it all although I still prefer blockbuster as a Nightwing villain
The list needs to be a lot longer, just because Batman is on the JLA doesn't mean every villain that ever fought an incarnation of the JLA that Batman was on need to be on your Batman villains list, Wikipedia.
I was hoping gentleman Ghost would be on this list So many Batman fans swear to God he's a Batman villain yes he showed up a couple of times in the comics and he was in a lot of episodes of brave and the bold but they keep arguing he is a Batman and yes I do like him in the Batman rogues gallery don't get me wrong I love him more as a batman villain he was introduced to me as one but still! Even though he's one of my favorite villains I know for a fact he doesn't belong in the Batman rogues gallery he's a Hawkman villain!! Come on Batman stop stealing everyone's villains you have a huge rogues gallery you don't need any more villains!! I'm cutting you off Batman this has gone too far! What would Alfred think!?
I thought for a moment that metallo was about to be mentioned in some part of the video, for that moment when he was accused of being the murderer of Batman's parents.
I agree with you when it comes to Deathstroke and Solomon Grundy HELL I barely see him in the Batman series. when you mentioned your reasons and evidence it saddens me and triggers me
It's always frustrating how they try to take everyone else's rogues and give them to Batman. I wouldn't be surprised if they tried making someone like Parasite a villain for Batman
FunFact: Not only Deathstroke is a Teen Titans villain, He also villain for green arrow. Besides I can them be rival/Enemy, They don't like each other. But they do respect goal.
You know I've been feeling lately Green Arrow shouldn't really have a rouges gallery. I mean in the 70's and 80's he doesn't and those comics have some of the best Green Arrow stories.
I think people might also think ragdoll is a batman villain due to his membership in the secret six that features several batman rogues like catman and bane i think ragdoll is also a starman villain and general jsa villain
I really like rogue's gallery video, and i have some rogue gallery video idea for you : Vilain that should be in batman rogue gallery, Villain that should'ent be in spider man rogue gallery Villain that should be in Green lantern rogue gallery.
Maybe they think Batman could use an actual time rogue? I mean, there's plenty of time and clock villains in DC, but oddly enough, with the exception of Time Commander, none in the Gotham rogues gallery. Clock King fits pretty nicely too. Insane weirdo with a crazy fixation on something? Right up Rogues' alley. Deathstroke... Given he's viewed as Nightwing's nemesis, a rivalry with Grayson's mentor was quite inevitable. Plus he's effectively an Anti-Batman when you think about it. Fantastic martial artist, loads of eccentric gadgets, brilliant tactical mind etc... Grundy... This one makes sense, as he was originally an enemy of the Golden Age Green Lantern, who also protected Gotham. With that tie, Grundy facing the Bat at some point was inevitable. Ragdoll probably only gets labelled as a Bat rogue because of his appearance on The Batman. And strictly speaking, it was TWO appearances on that show he made. I remember another episode where he joined Oswald, Garfield, Waylon and Durry for some heist. He'd actually probably be better off as a Batman villain too, I mean what good's his agility against the Golden Age Scarlett Speedster?
I realize I'm dating myself here... But when "Challenge of the Superfriends" was airing, I seem to recall that Toyman was set up as a Batman villain. Go fig.
Well Ragdoll has appeared alongside Bane in recent batman comics, as well as the fact he just fits the vibe of Batman far more than Flash and can easily be associated with Dollmaker... And Solomon Grundy is also just because of the theme more than anything and has appeared in numerous comics before and after Long Halloween as well as movies, tv and games so idk
I wouldn't say they're necessarily "Batman villains", as much as they're simply "villains who've fought Batman". And since Batman is arguably DC's most popular hero, they probably throw different villains at him to "spice things up", & to make said villains more popular. And since Deathstroke is a mercenary & master martial artist, it kind of makes sense if he were an actual Batman villain (like: Lady Shiva, Bronze Tiger, & Ra's Al Ghul). Even though he's a Teen Titan villain, Deathstroke is still tied to Batman, thru Robin. And it's not the fault of "guest villains" that Batman's rogues don't get enough attention. It's DC's fault for primarily focusing on only a handful of "Bat rogues" (like: Joker, Penguin, Riddler, Two-Face, Scarecrow, Ivy, Clayface, Croc, Bane, & formerly Harley).
I've always liked the idea of Deathstroke having his own heroes gallery rather than him being only in one rogues gallery- with his arch enemies being the Titans/Nightwing.
Why nightwing? Dosnt beastboy have more of a grug with him?
It's probably just me but I feel like the more rogue that hero have in his/her rogue gallery the more movie ,tv show,cartoon show and etc that hero will have.(for obvious example batman )
@John Cobblepot he actually it's nigthwing archnemesis, slade blame dick for the death of his son, Dick was the first Pearson to defeat slade and he also see nigthwing as his succesor, he is kind of obsessed with nigthwing
@@georgecoconut8164 don't know about the comics, but in the tv series (not the teen titans go version) Deathstroke left a big impact on Dick Grayson to the point of hallucinating that he had a fight with him.
Also "heroes gallery", that is an interesting term. Rarely do I find a villain facing different heroes having to adapt to their abilities, excluding those villains facing one or multiple groups/teams of heroes.
@@georgecoconut8164 It's because of the Teen Titans 2004 cartoon
Deathstroke is to Batman what Taskmaster is to Spider-Man. Deathstroke & Taskmaster aren’t villains for Batman & Spider-Man but they both have a tendency of fighting them in comics, cartoons, and video games with surprising frequency.
To be fair on Solomon:
Alan operated in Gotham too. So it stands to reason Bats would FIGHT a villain native to Gotham City
Plus, Grundy made several live action appearances "recently" (I used the term broadly), not just *Gotham* ...
Currently, he is a recurring villain on the (great) show *Stargirl* , being a member of the Injustice Society.
And back in 2014, he was part of Brother Blood's "Church of Blood" in *Arrow* season 2.
And I know I shouldn't count his cameo on Smallville season 10, back in 2011, in the last episode before the 2-parter finale.
He only had a short cameo next to Black Manta, Metallo, Dark Archer/Merlyn, Roulette and Captain Cold, as members of Toyman's "Marionette Enterprises" but damn, that cameo got me soooo pumped up as a kid!
I was screaming at the screen like a moron, I thought we would actually see them all in action against their targets!!! And why not?
But yeah, nope, didn't happen; well, it didn't in the Smallville comics, but that wasn't what I was promised ><
Oh well.
Also, Grundy's design was pretty damn scary in *The Batman* , I liked him in that adaptation.
And of course, poor Solomon Grundy broke my heart twice in a row in the "Justice League" & "JL: Unlimited" cartoons, his scenes with Hawkgirl were tearjerkers...
Like in the episode *"The Terror Beyond"*
Solomon Grundy : Grundy thinks he is going away now.
Hawkgirl : No, just hang on!
Solomon Grundy : Do you think Grundy's soul is waiting for him?
Hawkgirl : Grundy, I don't believe in s...
[Hawkgirl pauses and looks into Grundy's eyes]
Hawkgirl : [With tears in her eyes] Yes. It's waiting for you.
Solomon Grundy : Then, Grundy gets his reward.
FUUUUUCK *( ;____;)*
That and the time when she has to put him down in out of his misery offscreen, after 3 high school n00bz wake him up with necromancy, and in the end Grundy trusts Hawkgirl and closes his eyes...
Yep, just remembering that one kinda hurt.
I like Batman fighting Deathstroke and him being an enemy he meets every now and then but he is a Teen Titans villain and always will be
They ruined death stroke in son of batman made him a joke
@@johnlawful2272 but Beware the Batman really put things into perspective for us, as Batman's the reason Deathstroke lost his eye
@@damianprock1650 in 1 story it was his wife that shot his eye
@@johnlawful2272 not according to the *Knights and Dragons* movie, which is based on the reason why the way he lost his eye in the comic books might very much prove that he was already missing his eye when she shot him
I don’t mind deathstroke fighting Batman, but he’s canonically a nightwing and teen titans villain.
Maybe Clock King fit Batman better than Green Arrow.
Mostly he has a feud with beastboy. Since when nightwing?
And him being Nightwing/Robin’s arch enemy automatically links him to Batman
Indeed
Green Arrow too
To be fair, most of not all of Clock King's showings on brave and the bold were when Batman was teamed up with Green Arrow.
Also Ragdoll was in two The Batman episodes, not one lol.
It's probably just me but I feel like the more rogue that hero have in his/her rogue gallery the more movie ,tv show,cartoon show and etc that hero will have.(for obvious example batman )
Yeah, Ragdoll was also in the fantastic episode *"Team Penguin"* , as part of an ensemble comprised of, well, Penguin, Killer Moth, Firefly and Killer Croc.
This episode is still in my top 5 of *The Batman* , but I'm a massive Killer Moth fanboy ^^
... plus, the episode itself is a riot \o/ with all the characters, not just the rogues, having some fun moments.
(Ragdoll also made a cameo in another good episode, *"Rumor"* , but basically every Batman villain had a cameo in that one, so...)
Three episodes.
@@randallflagg3700who's better killer moth or kiteman
Deathstroke, major enemy throughout the OG Teen Titans cartoon show
Becomes a Bat villain because of 1 boss fight in a game
Deathstroke isn’t a Batman villain. He’s simply a villain who has fought Batman. There’s a difference.
Like all the other villain mentionned in this video.
He is pretty much an everyone villain he would work with every character except maybe wonder woman or green lantern same for deadshot actually
@@MrSafior Ragdoll
I wouldn't even really say he's a villain, he's just a merc to the highest bidder
Batman's rogues gallery is a supermassive black hole that sucks all lesser rogues galleries onto itself.
I believe that Ragdoll in The Batman was used to replace Scarecrow who was unavailable to use in the show because of the Chris Nolan movies.
When I first saw him I thought he was Scarecrow at first.
I honestly wouldn't mind a design like that for crane
they sued to have weird rules back then. they really rhought it would confuse audiences
For me Deathstroke it's a crossover villian for Batman, he only fight him in special occasion but Deathstroke archnemesis it's Dick Grayson
How about The Puzzler being taken from Superman for Batman ?.
66 T.V.series.
@@georgecoconut8164 I guess batman is a protective dad
@@johnbockelie3899 bring back the female 1
@@johnlawful2272 what does my comment have to do with that?
Since robin/nightwing is part of the bat family you could say deathstroke is a batman villian by extension not to mention theirs no rule saying a villian can only be part of one heroes rouges gallery and especially not one saying their in the gallery of the first hero they meet since then venom is a deadpool villian.
Batman: "That's a nice rogue's gallery you've got there. It'd be a REAL shame if something was to happen to them."
I’m pretty sure rag doll appeared in multiple episodes of that Batman series with speaking lines. I haven’t seen much of it but I know he’s in an episode with catwoman, and he’s a part of Penguin’s supervillains team with Killer Croc, firefly, and Killer Moth.
Also the power level of a contortionist just doesn’t stack up against a man who can move faster than light. Granted he probably could have been transferred to Ollie’s gallery, but I suppose the bat gallery is so large at this point it must have its own gravitational pull
Ragdoll appeared in three episodes: "Ragdolls to Riches" (The only true Ragdoll centric episode, though it was split with Catwoman to a degree), "Team Penguin" (One of the series best imo), and a cameo in "Rumors" where he was one of the villains abducted by Rumor.
@John Cobblepot granted I don’t think the rogues should really be a problem for the flash either since if Flash just yanks their weapons out of their hands they then just become normal people who stand no chance against the Flash. However, at least the Rogues’ weapons give them special abilities that could at the least give them a chance against the Flash. Even Trickster has special abilities that could help him. Ragdoll is just a contortionist, he has nothing on the Flash, and that’s why I don’t think he makes a good Flash enemy.
@John Cobblepot oh certainly he shouldn’t be a Batman villain. I was just musing at Batman’s ability to pull other villains into his rogues gallery. A super contortionist is very interesting and I think would make an excellent Green Arrow villain since he would be a very difficult target since he can move however he wants in order to dodge an Arrow
Batman's rogues gallery is so great, Everyone wants to be a part of it. It's the downside of popularity.
5:10 KGBeast definitely deserves more love. He would make an excellent enemy for a more action-oriented Batman movie.
KGbeast has been getting way more action lately... ever since he took out Nightwing and got curbstomped by Batman he had gone AWOL but.... "recently", and I use the term broadly, he has made appearances against:
=>Batgirl in 2020, henching for Dasha Berlova in Babs' solo title.
After being humiliated by her, (which happened after he boasted about shooting Grayson), and losing his new badass golden arm, he then... got rekt by...
=>Damian Wayne, in the pages of *Teen Titans* , when Damian went after him _also_ to avenge Dick...
Knyazev survived, but became a laughing stock in Russian for getting almost killed twice by Bat-kids.
He decided to finish the job with Dick Grayson to get his rep back,
=>but got curbstomped again in the pages of *Nightwing* in 2021 by a back-in-business Dick.
I'm sad that KGBeast didn't get to keep the "super elite" status that was awarded to him when DC went from New52 to Rebirth, in the pages of *"All-Star Batman"* .
Anatoly was a straight-up badass in the Two-Face run "My Own Worst Enemy" , that Mr Rogues reviewed back in the days... he was easily Deathstroke-tier in that storyline, and they finally gave his some personality, and personal motivation.
(I also liked how they started to call him "The Beast" instead of KGBeast, which is a tad outdated as a name)
But afterward, he put on a good fight against Batman after turning Dick into Ric, and then it was back to being a jobber against Batgirl, Damian & Nightwing...
That sucks, I guess I started to care a bit too much for Anatoli Knyazev, after his adaptation into the Arrowverse.
@@randallflagg3700 last time batman locked him in a room to starve
@@johnlawful2272 - That was the first time actually, in *"the 10 Nights of the Beast"* , when Anatoli looked like he came right out of _the Village People_
But it was rectonnd later, when Batman mentions that he later sent the coordinates of the sewer room to the cops.
Same thing when Batman left him to die in the snow after breaking his neck in Tom King's run, when Anatoli is hired by Bane to kill Nightwing.
We're first led to believe that he's breaking his code, then a few issues later we learn that Batman had spotted helicopters far away, and knew the Beast would be rescued.
I guess the one tome we're sure Batman kills Anatoli is in *Batman vs Superman* , where we see him burn to death in front of us.
Good times.
He was a cool character in the Snyderverse, played by Bogdan Drazic an all ^^
@@randallflagg3700 thanks I remember when batman attacked lex thinking he killed night wing
If it meant getting Ariana Dzerchenko (Tim Drake's first girlfriend and my favourite Bat-supporting character) in a movie, then I'd be all for that.
Here are some honorable mentions:
- Toyman (an enemy of Superman)
- The Gentleman Ghost (an enemy of Hawkman)
- Count Vertigo (an enemy of Green Arrow)
- Klarion the Witch Boy (an enemy of Etrigan the Eternal Demon and maybe Dr. Fate)
- Dr. Destiny (an enemy of the Justice League)
Batman actually punched ghost with nth metal
"Killer Frost" (enemy of Firestorm, frustrating because Batman already have Mr Freeze). "Lady Shiva" (enemy/ally of Richard Dragon and Bronze Tiger.)
@@shroobify I didn't know that
The only one of these that I thought was a batman villain was the gentleman ghost
@@leafyishereisdumbnameakath4259 nope he's a hawkman one but he did face batman a few times
To quote brave and the bold:
Other hero’s often ask,
Why is he always the top cat.
Thanks for giving KGBEast some love. Such an under utilized Bat-rogue!
Well he was in Arrow and Batman v Superman
@@srstriker6420 yeah but in both of those he was just a generic russian guy
@@Mrenderboyo of course
I feel like there's a good story that's never been told with Slade using his genius and abilities to enact a very devious and emotional plot to use both Dick and Bruce's love for each other against one another in a very hateful revenge plot.
Please, let a good writer and team make this story. There's so much potential there for a classic.
Hell no. Let it be with the teen titans but not batman and nightwing
Deathstroke will always be a Titans villain for me
Yes since alot of people are not aware he started out as a teen titans villain but one appearance in a batman game and suddenly he's a batman villain
@@sjmhadsock4586 Son of Batman animated movie as well.
@@Frogman1212 oh yeah I forgot about that thanks
It's ironic that Deathstroke is mistaken for a Batman villain when he's really a Teen Titans villain because the leader of the Teen Titans is Robin (Batman's Sidekick.)
@John Cobblepot well Robin is the one deathstroke has the most beef with.
@John Cobblepot yeah, but Robin is the one deathstrokes the most obsessed with.
@John Cobblepot I have read teen Titans comics FYI. I’m just pointing out that it’s interesting deathstroke is mistaken for a Batman villain when he’s really a teen Titans villain and Robin is on the teen titans that’s it, why are you arguing with me?
Solomon Grundy is not a Batman villain - but he totally should be.
Theres also Gentleman Ghost. Since he was a major villain in The brave and the bold cartoon.
Yes but to be fair to the in the 70s he faced batman a few times
Honestly, the KGBeast is a villain who I've seen little of but he's already one of my favorites. I'd love to see more.
Completely agree Ronks, these four always bug me
Alan Scott is a Gothamite and the Reaper and him must have been fighting Grundy for a while.
Personally I don't think Ragdoll works as Flash villain. What chance does a guy whose only ability is that he is master contortionist have against the fastest man alive? He would be defeat in a matter of seconds.
I also don't have a problem with Grundy as Bat-rogue since he does fit the theme of Batman villain well: He has a great callback to classic horror monster like Frankenstein and, depending on the writer, he can be a very tragic and sympathetic villain, as showed in Justice League cartoon. I would love to see a team up between him and Killer Croc, since they are both monsters who tricked and manipulated by villains, are reject by society and just want to find a place where they belong.
@John Cobblepot Yes Ragdoll is Flash villain and that makes no sense because his power is weak and Flash should be able to defeat in seconds with no difficult. Just because a villain show up a in specific hero's comic doesn't mean he can go to another rogues gallery and make more sucess there. Take Kingpin for exemple. He begin as Spider man villain but after he went to the Daredevil comics and since then he is know by many fans as the man without fear greatest enemy.
@John Cobblepot The Flash rogues are criminals with hi-tech weapons and gadgets, some of it created specifically to counter flash's powers like Cap Cold freeze gun. Ragdoll is just some thief with acrobatic and contortionist. What he is gonna do against the Flash? What threat he represent to the scarlet speedster? None. At least when he fights against Batman it makes sense since some of Batman rogues like Catwoman or Riddler are just cunning criminals who enjoy pulling daring heist and escape from the dark knight.
I have never agree on someone more, also I feel like Batman should fight the original rag doll while nightwing fight rag doll jr base on their similar acrobatic skill
Also Batman fighting rag doll make sense cause ragdoll abuse his own offspring and that is something that was never explore on maybe Batman can explore that
Batman already has lots of these horror themed villains
I never thought cloock king was a green arrow villian and i think i like him that way.
For the others, i never thought as them as batman villians, for solomon grandy and his inclutions was just beacuse he is fan favor and not beacuse he is bat rouge.
I thought Solomon Grundy was a Superman villain. I only saw Solomon Grundy in one Batman comic, “The Long Halloween”. He was also in one of the latest Batman/Superman comics.
I actually think Solomon Grundy would work as a Superman villain.
Agreed. The first time I ever heard of Solomon Grundy was in a Superman comic.
I also think he'd be a great Swamp Thing villain.
I can't believe they really put Solomon Grundy in Arkham asylum in the comics.
Like what the hell the psychiatrists will do with him.
Bros dead not insane
I like the idea of Clock King being a Batman villain though, mostly because I adore Batman and Green Arrow's okay but not one of my favorites. Also, I feel like the Batman franchise has used Clock King better. He has been in three Batman tv shows (60's, The Animated Series and The Brave and the Bold). Arrow, which was a show that lasted for 8 seasons, only used Clock King once. Well, he was in a Flash episode that's in the same shared universe, but still, it seems like a waste of potential.
I like Deathstroke showing up occasionally in Batman, but I think he works best as a Teen Titans villain.
Rag Doll was awesome in The Batman. His wacky, eccentric personality helps him fit well in Batman.
Deathstroke is basically just a general DC villain. You can put him up against nearly anyone and it can work.
Putting him up against a hero is different than putting him in a rogues gallery he isn't in. He shouldn't have been in war of jokes and riddles or the unmade Batfleck.
He is a titans villain
@@Frogman1212 - Slade is also in the Bat-rogues gallery in the currently ongoing *"Joker: A Puzzlebox"*
I love that run, and I recommended it to Mr Rogues the other day...
And in it, Deathstroke is clearly treated as Batrogue, being locked up alongside Two-Face, Joker, Black Mask, Mr Freeze, Penguin, Harley Quinn, Poison Ivy, Scarecrow, Prof Pyg, Killer Croc, Bane, etc etc etc...
In 2019, we also got the 6-issues long *"Batman vs Deathstroke"* storyline which was actually pretty fun IMHO.
Damian's interactions with Slade are priceless in that one, following him around calling him "father" ^^
All of this to say, that ever since "Arkham Origins", it's hard to be mad at Bat-casuals when they call Slade a Bat-rogue, or even a Green Arrow rogues, since in *Arrow* , Slade was Oliver's original nemesis alongside Malcolm Merlyn.
It's only in season 5 with Prometheus that Oli got a new rival/nemesis, and then in 6/7/8 his enemies became way less personal.
Gentleman ghost, count vertigo, king Shark, lady Shiva, bronze tiger, prometheus, psycho pirate and Dr destiny are considered by some to be batman villains but they are dead wrong
Yes dr Destiny is a villain of the justice league as a whole
Why the hell king shark considered as a batman villian ?
I dont think they got any interaction at all.
Not in the comics nor any animated series or movies.
But Prometheus is a batman villain ?
@@geobeatle he was originally a jla villain, but nowadays he's just like Solomon Grundy or deathstroke, that is a villain for all the heroes of DC universe.
@@jhngrg8132 oh okay
Well Wolverine, at marvel have the same problem:
Lady Deathstrike, who was originally an Daredevil secondary character, become an iconic villain of Logan.
Silver Samurai start has a Daredevil villain, then face Spider-man in several team-up issue, before being associate with Wolverine.
Sabertooth faced first Iron Fist and only start fighting Logan during the Mutant Massacre saga and since then he's become his arch-nemesis.
To be fair several iconic X-men foe come from other title, like Mystic and Death-Bird from Miss Marvel comics.
You can thanks Chris Claremont for that by the way.
@Rob Mohamedally He is also a spotlight thief
I'm convinced I saw Rag Doll escaping from Arkham Asylum along with many Batman villains in a comic once and then assumed he was one - only to find he wasn't. (I still think he fits Batman better anyway).
Also with another flash rogue called murmur should totally be a Batman, and maybe Batman give Prometheus, clock king, and onomatopoeia back to Ollie’s rogues gallery for balancing
@@KaihnhbvcxPrometheus is definitely a batman villain also batman has enough serial killer villains joker zsasz doll maker murder works as a arrow villain
Given the reference to Villains United Ragdoll made in the show, I think the idea is that this isn't the original Ragdoll, but his son, Peter Merkel Jr.
I really like the theme for this video, especialy to give more value to others rogue gallery, but I have a little correction to make; Ragdoll was in TWO episodes from "the Batman" (and a small cameo in the episode "Rumors").
Frankly Deathstroke and Ragdoll (II) should be Nightwing villains for thematic reasons
Deathstroke's history as a Titans villain has lead to him alternating between antagonizing Grayson and trying to influence him in a warped paternal kinda way. This makes Slade something of a warped reflection of Dick's relationship with Bruce
Meanwhile Ragdoll (II) acts as an interesting foil to Dick himself
While Nightwing was an acrobat, Ragdoll is a contortionist. While Nightwing has a strained relationship with Batman, Ragdoll had an abusive relationship with his father the original Ragdoll. While Dick is famous for being involved in love triangles and has had multiple girlfriends, Ragdoll is implied to be asexual/aromatic.
I love Ragdoll II *
@John Cobblepot Easy, he has a long history of menacing the character and occasionally co-opting him in the Teen Titans book.
I think I even read somewhere that Wolfman and Perez conceived the character to be a dark reflection of Batman.
For real, Rag doll could be Dick Grayson’s Joker equivalent considering they could write it that they started out together at the Haly Circus
Thank you! I am so sick of Deathstroke being depicted as a Bat rogue. He is a teen titans villain. Only reason he keeps getting pitted against Batman is because of his popularity. He also isn't a Green Arrow villain!
I would say he’s a nightwing and a teen titans villain
I’d honestly say he has beef with Batman due to Nightwing being Batman’s Family. So I could understand why ppl say he’s a Batman villain but honestly just Nightwing and the Titans is fine.
Wikipedia and DC Fandom say Reverse Flash is a Batman Villain
Barry: Eobard, you're just another Batman villian?
Thawne: It wasn't me this time Barry, I swear.
They list anyone that's fought a character a few times.
I WAS A BATMAN VILLIAN ALL ALONG BARRY!!!!
It's a literally flash in his name. Is like a naming a character called the reverse batman to be a flash villain.
In all fairness, alan scott is also gotham city based , and was a co creation batman co creator Bill finger, so if u look at is it this way being the same city and they can share villains and grundy's origin puts him in gotham city. So a good agument can be made for him, the others not so much
@John Cobblepot it was just the point i was making, same city
You forgor Gentleman Ghost 💀
True
Well to be fair gentleman ghost fought batman a couple of times
@Rob Mohamedally yeah that is true and he faced the justice society of America
I think Grundy is basically an all time everywhere villian, and hawkgirl/hawkman also fit Grundy well. Anyhow, his everywhere appearance emphasis his durability and immortality just better. Batman does not kill anyway, so Grundy's gimmick does not shine that strongly against Batman alone
I mean to be absolutely fair, I think Ragdoll’s appearance on The Batman was his best appearance as Jeff Bennett’s performance was absolutely killer and he got one of the absolute best redesigns of the show right next to Gearhead. I feel like what they could’ve done was establish that he was previously an enemy to Flash in the show since Flash was in season 5 of the show.
At least with Grundy, he appeared in that CW show Stargirl, so there is mainstream exposure for Grundy facing off the JSA. Perhaps he will appear in a future JSA film if Black Adam is a big success.
Make a video about the forgotten super villain : Minister Blizzard, please!!!!!!!
I feel Captain Boomerang is even tiptoeing around Batman borders as his connection with Tim Drake/Harley Quinn and his frequent appearances in Batman media such as Assault on Arkham and The LEGO Batman Movie. You could fairly argue its moreso Suicide Squad stuff but I feel he's starting to go in and out on Batman territory
solomon grundy is in like my top 3 batman villains, i definitely consider him a batman villain. he’s in batman comics, quite a few shows, ofc the long halloween, and ofc arkham city
I'm happy you made that point , Deathstroke is not a Batman villain same for Solomon Grundy
“Didnt this guy once wipe the floor with the entire justice league how’s Batman on his own supposed to fight that”
Batman: “hold my beer”
I personally like the idea of Ragdoll being a Black Canary antagonist. Or having Solomon Grundy as a villain to Zatanna. There’s several superheroes who could have their own rogues galleries if they just borrowed some lesser known ones from other heroes.
Please do a list on underrated batman villains
Deathstroke is NOT a Batman anyways. Don't know what DC was thinking.
I agree with your list tho I think Solomon gundy kinda works because of some horror elements seen in batman comics.
Like to Gotham's criminals batman is seen as a supernatural being or when hes fought rouges with classic monster traits
Like
hugo strange and his monster men or Dracula , the mad monk, or noctuna which are the vampire types
Manbat or Anthony lupus are the werewolf types
Clayface when he frist appeared was kinda like the phantom of the opera
And two face had a doctor Jekyll and mr hyde feel about him so for Solomon grundy being a zombie feels to me like he would fit in
Gentleman Ghost is also a misinterpreted villain.
I support you, Rogues. Those villains should be with another hero. Thanks for the video. God bless you.
9:57 Solomon Grundys episode in 'The Batman' cartoon was one of my favorites, even though he did end up being Ethan Bennett, the real Grundy was heard at the final moment of the episode.
Ragdoll also appeared on the episode team penguin ( that's what I think it was called, if not someone please correct me if I am wrong). I think it's a pretty funny episode and one of my favourite episodes of the show.
Omg, thank you for this! I have so many arguments on Twitter and Facebook comment sections about Deathstroke not being a Batman villain!
I have a DC universe ive been working on and im using all of these villains, but im going to have both batman and the other heroes fight them, this is how
Clock king: will appear in green arrow miniseries as a one off villain and later on will go to gotham
Deathstroke: starts off as an ally to batman and oliver queen when hes on the island, but then becomes deathstroke and starts his revenge quest against batman, but eventually switches to robin which naturally turns him into an enemy of the titans
Ragdoll: no plans yet other then he will be in flash series
Grundy: cyrus gold was victor stones friend but after the accident that forced victor to become cyborg, cyrus fell into a lake, the origins are shown in my solomon grundy short film which will be reused as a scene in that movie
I love the idea of Grundy being a Superman villain, he’s like doomsday but with the pressure of making it a big story
I think they went overboard with Deathstroke's appearances in the Batman comic last decade.
Solomon Grundy makes more sense fighting Justice League Dark, and other mystical heroines and heroes. He makes more sense with Zatanna, Constantine, Swamp Thing, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, and Shazam.
Or etrigon and they could do what they did to manbat and make him a anti hero
I cannot believe Slade ( AKA Deathstroke The Terminator) appeared in My Adventures With Superman but I already know that he is the main enemy of The Teen Titans although he, in the comics, had fought many DC heroes, including Batman! I am a fan of the classic Teen Titans series where Slade, like in the comics, is the main enemy of the TT and had used Terra as apart of his evil schemes like in ' The Judas Contract' storyline of The New Teen Titans. The only difference is that Terra was not pure evil like her comic book counterpart but was an outcast.
Well in the TV Series STARGIRL has Solomon Grundy as part of the Injustice Society of America, so they have corrected that mistake. Also he did appear in THE BATMAN (technically it was his legend, Clayface’s impersonation, and cameo at the end).
THANK YOU
Im so sick of people saying Deathstroke is a batman villain.....
I think Ragdoll should be a Batman villian, hes power dosnt fit to fight eny of the flash’s and i think i he will fit in Gotham being a dark/creepy character, also to team up with Scarescrow could be fitting.
Grundy is good as a crossover villian.
I agree a lot with deathstroke. I get really annoyed when people think he’s a batman villian
Dr. Double X is starting to be called a Superman villain in the Children of Arkham comic, which makes sense given his powers but has Sups ever actually fought the guy?
He thought Superman in a issue of Worlds Finest back in the early 80s.
Pretty sure everyone knows Grundy isn't a Batman villain. He felt out of place in The Long Halloween.
God i wish
Deathstroke Is Robin's Nemesis from Titans. Isn't He?
You actually make some pretty good arguments on why these villains don't belong in the Batman rogues gallery. I feel like to me Clue Master doesn't really fit as a Batman villain too. Because I don't think that Batman needs Clue Master. He already has a villain who leaves clues behind the Riddler (Who is my favorite Batman bw). I think you can give Clue Master to someone else like Green arrow I think it would be really interesting Clue Master who leaves clues behind for the Green arrow the hero of Star city. Also another option maybe you can give Clue Master to The Teen Titans instead. I think it would be pretty interesting Clue Master taking on the Teen Titans. But yeah that's one villain that I don't think should be a Batman villain either. We have the Riddler leaves riddles as clues we don't need a Clue master leaving clues to the dark knight.
the first one who comes to mind to me to not being a batman villain is Gentleman Ghost ... i just love having him in bats rogue galery
1: For those saying Deathstroke is a Nightwing/Teen Titans villain: In the past decade Deathstroke has fought the Titans in 2 or 3 stories and hasn't been the villain in a single issue of Nightwing. I'm not saying Slade is necessarily a Batman villain but he hasn't really been a Titans/Nightwing villain in years.
2: Solomon Grundy has mostly appeared in Batman stories in the past decade so I think it's safe to say that he's a Batman villain now even though that's more of a recent thing than people think.
The only one I didn't know was the clock king. Also if they want batman to face a big hulking guy like grundy, dc should use more Blockbuster who actually is a batman villain
No blockbuster is a Nightwing villain and fits the strong guy but is also super smart Wich is more interesting to me personally
@@geobeatleif you read comics ,you would know blockbuster debuted as a batman villian
@@pimpharold1 oh sorry I more just look into facts and stuff from comics than read them pls forgive me for acting like a know it all although I still prefer blockbuster as a Nightwing villain
Ragdoll was a mainstay on the Secret Six, a super team mainly populated with Batman villains. I can see where the assumption comes from.
The list needs to be a lot longer, just because Batman is on the JLA doesn't mean every villain that ever fought an incarnation of the JLA that Batman was on need to be on your Batman villains list, Wikipedia.
I was hoping gentleman Ghost would be on this list So many Batman fans swear to God he's a Batman villain yes he showed up a couple of times in the comics and he was in a lot of episodes of brave and the bold but they keep arguing he is a Batman and yes I do like him in the Batman rogues gallery don't get me wrong I love him more as a batman villain he was introduced to me as one but still! Even though he's one of my favorite villains I know for a fact he doesn't belong in the Batman rogues gallery he's a Hawkman villain!!
Come on Batman stop stealing everyone's villains you have a huge rogues gallery you don't need any more villains!! I'm cutting you off Batman this has gone too far! What would Alfred think!?
I thought for a moment that metallo was about to be mentioned in some part of the video, for that moment when he was accused of being the murderer of Batman's parents.
well ragdoll I think it was also considered batman villain because of his new 52 appearance in a batgirl book
I agree with you when it comes to Deathstroke and Solomon Grundy HELL I barely see him in the Batman series. when you mentioned your reasons and evidence it saddens me and triggers me
I 100% agree With Deathstork not being a Batman villain as well as most of the ones on here.
deathstork..... yeah, yeah, that could work.....
Do we really need such rigid rogues galleries? The DC universe is so wide. If one week the Riddler wants to up against the Flash, why shouldn't he?
It's always frustrating how they try to take everyone else's rogues and give them to Batman. I wouldn't be surprised if they tried making someone like Parasite a villain for Batman
FunFact: Not only Deathstroke is a Teen Titans villain, He also villain for green arrow. Besides I can them be rival/Enemy, They don't like each other. But they do respect goal.
Ragdoll appeared twice on the batman in main rolls.
You know I've been feeling lately Green Arrow shouldn't really have a rouges gallery. I mean in the 70's and 80's he doesn't and those comics have some of the best Green Arrow stories.
Why do you look like someone that John McClain killed in die hard? But nice video man lol
Good thing ragdoll appears on the flash TV show
I'm glad you made this video because I seriously thought clock king was a Batman villain.
I thought deathstroke was one of green arrows villains in one of the stories how he lost his eye was because of Oliver
I think people might also think ragdoll is a batman villain due to his membership in the secret six that features several batman rogues like catman and bane
i think ragdoll is also a starman villain and general jsa villain
I really like rogue's gallery video, and i have some rogue gallery video idea for you : Vilain that should be in batman rogue gallery,
Villain that should'ent be in spider man rogue gallery
Villain that should be in Green lantern rogue gallery.
Maybe they think Batman could use an actual time rogue? I mean, there's plenty of time and clock villains in DC, but oddly enough, with the exception of Time Commander, none in the Gotham rogues gallery. Clock King fits pretty nicely too. Insane weirdo with a crazy fixation on something? Right up Rogues' alley.
Deathstroke... Given he's viewed as Nightwing's nemesis, a rivalry with Grayson's mentor was quite inevitable. Plus he's effectively an Anti-Batman when you think about it. Fantastic martial artist, loads of eccentric gadgets, brilliant tactical mind etc...
Grundy... This one makes sense, as he was originally an enemy of the Golden Age Green Lantern, who also protected Gotham. With that tie, Grundy facing the Bat at some point was inevitable.
Ragdoll probably only gets labelled as a Bat rogue because of his appearance on The Batman. And strictly speaking, it was TWO appearances on that show he made. I remember another episode where he joined Oswald, Garfield, Waylon and Durry for some heist. He'd actually probably be better off as a Batman villain too, I mean what good's his agility against the Golden Age Scarlett Speedster?
At this rate Batman will be stealing villains from Marvel and Dark Horse by 2030.
6:18 No sir, he was also on the 'Team Penguin' episode.
I realize I'm dating myself here... But when "Challenge of the Superfriends" was airing, I seem to recall that Toyman was set up as a Batman villain. Go fig.
Well Ragdoll has appeared alongside Bane in recent batman comics, as well as the fact he just fits the vibe of Batman far more than Flash and can easily be associated with Dollmaker...
And Solomon Grundy is also just because of the theme more than anything and has appeared in numerous comics before and after Long Halloween as well as movies, tv and games so idk
I wouldn't say they're necessarily "Batman villains", as much as they're simply "villains who've fought Batman". And since Batman is arguably DC's most popular hero, they probably throw different villains at him to "spice things up", & to make said villains more popular. And since Deathstroke is a mercenary & master martial artist, it kind of makes sense if he were an actual Batman villain (like: Lady Shiva, Bronze Tiger, & Ra's Al Ghul). Even though he's a Teen Titan villain, Deathstroke is still tied to Batman, thru Robin. And it's not the fault of "guest villains" that Batman's rogues don't get enough attention. It's DC's fault for primarily focusing on only a handful of "Bat rogues" (like: Joker, Penguin, Riddler, Two-Face, Scarecrow, Ivy, Clayface, Croc, Bane, & formerly Harley).
your videos are great keep it up
Green Arrow Real needs more then Ten Villains.