This deserves more emphasis. Dude has a rouges gallery full of psychopathic nutjobs he hasn't given up on. But his literal flesh and blood is beyond repair for him. Cold.
We know Batman is in pain there, but saying such cruel words to someone who looks at him as a surrogate father MUST hurt. It's a bit too much actually since Damien even realizes he's made a deadly mistake, but those words could damage his psyche to new lows. Make him feel like he doesn't belong or can't ever be good, or redeemed
Seeing batman fall appart is extremely unsetling for me, this scene hits so hard, like you can really tell that Bruce really did consider Dick as his son
Honestly? Mad props to Catwoman for getting Bruce to actually unbottle his emotions. Her "I promise to hold you together" line was incredible and really shows how much she cares for the man and understands the situation he's wrestling with
She’s one of the few people who can do that. She knows that beneath that dark rage wrapped in a cape, there’s a man in there. A lonely, broken, hurting man who needed to grieve the loss of his son.
Apparently, there is no word for a parent who's lost their child in death. What the parents can tell you is that the feeling of loss is an empty void like feeling. Not even the good kind...
@@youtubewatcher4955 well to be fair he often gives up and decides to let the justice system take it's course, heck one time he let Joker die to save Harley because he knew which of the two was more likely to be saved
To be fair, Damian did kinda spit all over every lesson any member of the Bat family tried teaching him. He also kept using the League as a way to try and justify his actions, rather than taking the time to see things from other people's perspective If I was Batman, I'd give up on him too
The saddest part is that nightwing wasn’t even trying that hard to beat Damien, he was treating him like his younger brother. Didn’t even want to hurt him, and his younger brother kills him out of anger in the end despite it all
The thing that people don't take into consideration is that Damian doesn't know any better due to his upbringing. I too have had a lousy upbringing which has made me the guy I am today so I can relate. True that it doesn't justify the fact that he killed Nightwing, but it clearly wasn't that intentional. I feel that Damian is so misunderstood and unfairly judged, again I can relate. Sometimes, for a person to get better, they need better support. Perhaps putting him in the field wasn't such a great idea. So who's really to blame here? Bare in mind how much of an enabler Bruce has been during his reign as the Batman himself, but no.. we can't point fingers at the main hero now can we? 🙄
One extra scene from the comics that they don’t show here in the film was that when Selina shows up to the manor, she finds Alfred drunk in a corner, his way of grieving Grayson’s death. He tries to spring to action when he sees Selina and offers to make some tea for her, but she stops him and says that she’ll be the one taking care of him for once.
It’s weird how devastatingly realistic this is. With someone like Nightwing you’d expect them to go out in a blaze of glory, being killed by an armada or some kind of super weapon. But seeing him die to a hunk of metal thrown really fast shows the true mortality of these heroes. Robin probably thought it would knock him out at most. But seeing him actually die from something most of us would brush off as a pretty tame thing (in terms of superhero fights at least) reminds us that these really are just humans with mortal weaknesses
It reminded me about when Batman once talked about dying or retiring as Batman and he said “maybe it’ll be Joker or just some random crook who gets lucky” it’s so true, you expect Nightwing to die risking his life for his family not accidentally getting killed by one of them.
Its like Damian said "He always dodges/blocks it. He ALWAYS does.". He really expected him to just duck it or see it coming because he's always been able to just see it coming.
Why this part hurt immensely in the comics is cos in the comics it showed when this happened and Damian and Batman went up to Nightwing, everyone saw what happened and just stopped fighting, everything just went silent. They all knew he was dead and let Batman carry him out peacefully. The split between the so called heroes and in-mates while Batman is carrying Nightwing out of the prison is truly intense
aside from that, this is just such a not normal occurrance on every level. 1. on every other day the bat family work like a swiss watch and to the average villain appear to be running almost on hivemind. it's rare for them to be out of sync and almost unheard of for them to be at odds in the field. it's like watching an enemy spec-ops unit engage in intentional friendly fire and lose a commander in the process. 2. robins don't die easily, and as far as mainline continuity goes to date, the joker is the only one to hold the honor of murdering a birdboy. as far as most of these rogues are aware the bat clan is indestructible. people like Calendar Man have never come close to what they just witnessed happened at the heroes' own hands. as far as the B and C listers go, they probly just assume everyone wearing a bat or bird on their chest is 1/4 kryptonian on their father's side or something. 3. most of batman's rogues have grown a quiet respect for batman in their own ways. Ra's Al Ghul and riddler respect his mind. Joker respects his determination and the fact that he's almost as crazy as the joker is. ventriloquist respects and appreciates that batman doesn't forget that he's ill and not the one driving the car so to speak, etc etc., and while few if any know why he's batman they've all dealt with him enough to know that he's a single minded motivated entity on a longterm suicide mission that lives in the mask, unlike some heroes that just needed a set of clothes. the batman IS the mask, and whoever he "really" is, is in fact the "Costume" side of him. joker knows bruce is batman in multiple continuities and just doesn't care because bruce wayne isn't interesting, isn't fun, and isn't who he is, he's batman, the rich playboy is the "mask". even without knowing the bat is bruce or nightwing is dick, etc., the villains know the bat well enough to read what just happened: FRATRICIDE. in short, even the villains aren't so blind as to not see the well-oiled machine seizing, are watching someone they've basically just written off as borderline invincible go down for the count, realize they were literally just first-hand witnesses to "Cain and Abel" in front of their very eyes, and realize that Batman just lost TWO sons in one instant. He's gonna need a minute. and they're gonna give him that minute. because he's the Batman. he's EARNED that minute. and besides, if this guy dressed as a bat and fought nerve gas bomb wielding clowns for fun BEFORE... just WHAT do you THINK he's going to DO to the poor BASTARD that tries to PUNCH him NOW?? i got some brass balls on me, but i don't think even i got "Punch the Bat while his world shatters" balls. i like my spine INSIDE my torso where it belongs, thank you very much.
@@gourdguru This scene perfectly shows just how unrealistic it all is deep down, how fragile the human body really is - the only realistic aspect among the super-powered group, no amount of skill or gadgets can ever make up for it. Would also be realistic for the crazed maniacs to kick him when he's down instead of showing respect of cowering in fear, how many of theirs would've died as 'collateral' in the heroes' unfounded so called principled crusade on crime - which they're a part of.
@@gourdguru They are psychopaths and sociopaths. Respect? More like obsession. They would rather laugh when they see he is dead. Yours is a nice idea, but very unrealistic.
@@gourdguru Well Damian has always been the black sheep of the Bat Family due to his upbringing. If anything were to mess up their synergy, it'd be him.
I think yall misunderstood it. He was referring to nightwing. He always catches the bat when he throws it at him, even with his back turned. It's what's in the comics
In the comics, its Dick who blocks it in the cave, not superman. Not sure why they changed that, especiakky since they ysed the same line from the comic about Dick blocking the throw. They kept the payoff, but not the setup
@@latayesha Probably because it's still in the beginning phase of Injustice, Superman has not fallen that far and while the heroes are splits, they never thought they would kill each other. Nightwing is the first serious death among superheroes.
Seeing this scene in animated version is the closest to seeing the comics coming to reality. It just amplifies the fact that Batman treats Grayson more dearly than his own son considering how much time they've spent together since the start. Batman has his heart and soul broken countless times and he still gets back up, but this is an entirely different tier of pain for him.
I'd say Dick was his son, maybe not by birth but he is his son. Dick was Bruce's pride and joy, his most successful legacy, because Dick was able to become the paragon of justice without Bruce's obsession over the justice he never got for his own parents murder.
Or the fact he knows Grayson was trying his best to support and help his lil step brother on his path and he stupidly kills him during a fight with villains. It's probably extremely had to process for father.
Oh, so when joker decides to blow up metropolis, you’re gonna give him a pass, but when Damien does this, then you put the foot down. Honestly of all people
Joker in injustice animated movie Harmed random metropolis people And the joker is a villian and batman's enemy Damien is bruce's son Him killing grayson is more of a betrayal
I always hated this because Nightwing is my favorite hero, Dick was always Bruce's foil. Bruce broods while Dick jokes. It's why everyone in the League liked him. Killing him was symbolic in more ways than one. He's the only one who would have been able to get Bruce and Clark to talk. The only one they would listen to and respect. As for the scene, it's very powerful in both mediums for three reasons, the first is because Nightwing is known to the Criminals as the first Robin. They know he's level-headed, and they respect him even though they hate him. Second it shows that Damien is not only unable to control his temper, but also unable to restrain himself when he needs to be. Batman can't trust Damien to "do the right thing, because it's right." Lastly, it's the death of Damien's brother, Bruce's eldest son, and the relationship between Damien and Bruce. It's no secret that Dick is the heart of the Bat-family, and everyone knows it. That's why everyone just stopped. It's the first real witnessed death at the hands of a hero, and it shocked everyone. Thanks for letting me overanalyze.
For shit sake, what the hell is the appeal of Nightwing?! He’s got two little zap zap sticks and a motorcycle and that’s it!! Try Swamp Thing or Jonah Hex!!
I do like how for the past 20 years Catwoman isn't really written as a villain anymore but is an anti hero who genuinely cares about Batman and also fights crime in Gotham
I love the respect the rest of the heroes payed to Batman when he's carrying the corpse. It goes to show how respected Batman and Nightwing were as a whole, which is what Damian never understood
Wow this is the first time that Bruce Wayne ever cry for dick Grayson's death ever since his parents were killed. That never happened in Batman the Animated Series
I think this is one of the best visual representations of the word "accident". Damian threw his baton with all of his might and in anger, but never in his wildest dreams did he think this was going to be the result. Nightwing always catches it. Dick always caught it before in the past, just not this time
In the end, I don’t think Damian meant to kill Grayson. I think he was a little brother, whom, stupidly, was throwing a hit at his older brother. Sadly metal sticks at that speed, especially on the sides where the head is weakest, is in most cases fatal.
He definitely meant to hurt him, each & every time. His only excuse is that he does it often & *usually* he blocks it. To the head, each time. Of course that would kill him if he never blocked it. There's no real sympathy from that end when he's constantly had that casual level of anger & disrespect.
@Dr. Mortis I think it's two things. Damien threw it, expecting Dick to block it. "He always blocks it" is what Damien said. If Dick didn't manage to block it I don't think Damien thought it would actually kill him. It was a fucked situation and Damien 100% felt remorse and even tried telling Batman he didn't mean to. Batman responded (understandably) poorly. But Bruce forgets (depending on the timeline) when he took Damien in, he was a cold, heartless assassin who wasn't capable of remorse.
It was actually even more of an accident in the original comics. When Damien hits Nightwing in the head it clearly concusses him but it wasn’t lethal… unfortunately when Dick fell down he landed his neck on a piece of rubble on the floor that broke his neck and killed him.
The part that probably angered Bruce the most is that it was Damien. If it were some no name villain he could of just beat the shit out of him. But since it was his own son he ended up punching the crap out of the punch block
I agree. Bruce was also already being quite merciful by not beating the daylights out of Damien then and there. Too often in stories we see instant retribution. But I also think Bruce knew Supes and WW would keep Damien safe too. Would've been carnage otherwise.
This story is so tragic and fantastic! Joker realized he could never break Batman… so instead he broke Superman. The Man of Steel himself and Bruce’s closest friend. He made the world burn by breaking someone else’s spirt besides Bruce. Not only had Joker corrupted the purest person Bruce ever knew, but because of what Joker had done to Clark his actions also ended up accidentally making Robin kill Nightwing. Joker’s actions managed to make one of Batman’s son kill his other son even after his death. Joker had finally managed get to Batman by going after someone that didn’t just affect him, but everyone. He killed over 11 Million people, Clark’s wife and child, and technically also Nightwing and put the blame on Bruce for never getting rid of him once and for all. Ultimately by breaking Clark he also broke Bruce. Joker: *”Now that’s a punch line!”*
@@HashknightGaming there have been plenty of stories to humanize Superman without turning him into a fascist dictator which I may add is an affront to Superman’s Jewish creators who made him to be a rebuttal to Hitler’s idea of the Übermensch. The same Superman who is a champion of the common man and strives towards a better tomorrow being turned into a mustache twirling psychotic villain isn’t interesting and it doesn’t “humanize” him. The only way I could see someone holding this disgusting opinion is if their only experience with the character is the Injustice series and have never read any traditional Superman comics.
Oh yes, Dick was his pride and joy, probably his most successful 'robin' ever, in both heroism and character. Kinda puts in all in perspective what he said about Dick to WonderWoman in Young Justice: WW: So he could become like you? BM: So that he wouldn't..
Craziest part is when Nightwing dies, everyone just stops. Heros, villains, everyone realized something f'd up just went down and all the costumes and secret identify stuff just faded away. They'll be other days for the superhero stuff, right now let Batman have a moment to mourn
I liked it cause Damian’s black and white worldview is his greatest flaw and you can see it shatter in real time here. He was raised by Ra’s to believe the League of Assassins were heroes and the people they killed were bad guys and so that justified everything they did. He met Bruce and started to adjust his definition of hero but never fully let go of “they’re the bad guys we should be able to do whatever we want to them” mentality. So when he finally does an unequivocally bad act, of course his initial reaction is to explain why he’s still a good person and so this can’t have counted. And when Batman throws it back in his face talking about how he thought he could redeem him, it suddenly clicks for Damian why his family are so insistent that crooks and criminals and bad guys get a second chance. Because that’s what they did for him. Because he was a bad guy.
Yeah everyone hates Damien. You’d think after accidentally killing your older brother you’d at minimum say sorry; probably swear off murder, or even violence as a whole? No. Not Damien.
oh god.. he's so gentle when he pick nightwing up... like he's afraid he's gonna hurt him more, even tho he's already gone. Damian you lil .... This is so sad.
I love how they make us think Damian already kills Dick at 0:30, given that his death will surely be covered in the injustice movie. They let him live for now - just for us to think he'll survive for once, but wait, nope, he gets killed anyways.
They say losing a child is the heaviest feeling of grief, even more than losing a parent or partner, for the average person. I’m surprised batman was even able to hold it together walking him out when nightwing was really his child
You are in the heat of a battle to stop criminals and In your mind you think it was alright to throw your baton at him while he’s busy with another criminal. Cmon Damien, do better .
Imagine being a vigilante, risking getting killed anytime by anyone, having to fight crime non-stop, only to get killed by "accident" to one of your teammates.
Real and seeing one of the faces of masculinity cry does something with me. Its like seeing James Bond or Kratos cry, they are always stoic/cold/calm so it hurts a fuck ton to see them hurt
He threw at a metal baton at his brother's head with full force There's no accidents. He thew the baton and it hit the target, all seems intentional to me
Selina gets all the respect for being the one to catch Batman from his immediate death spiral of emotion. Nobody else could have pulled off the mask without getting a knuckle sandwich in that moment because heartbroken Batman is TOO dangerous like a wild animal.
Its very sad to see Batman crying, as the dark knight always keeps a strong and stoic demeanor, even when he loses allies or sidekicks, like Jason. But the death of Dick, certainly broke him 😢
Yeah. I think that of all of his surrogate, and actual, children, he was the proudest of Dick. In Dick, Bruce saw of of the best of himself. All the things Bruce could be if he wasn’t consumed by his mission and vengeance. Dick represents the best of everything that the idea of Batman could become.
I like the fact that Damian is really sorry for this. He didn't really mean to hurt Nightwing, he did it out of anger. And after Dick falls, Damian goes to his body immediately - he really cares about his brother. When Batman comes, he still tries to get Dick back to life, he says that he Always blocks it which means he knew that Dick wasn't supposed to die like that and Damian wasn't supposed to kill him, it means he didn't expect that with Nightwing's reflexes. And he is sorry to his father too. I like that.
If he was sorry, he wouldn't have done it. His tendency to always aim for the person's head should have been a known danger to a child that was trained by assassins. Yes he wasn't intending to kill nightwing, but the fact that he has such a tendency to lash out in anger and even use such a dirty attack against his own comrade is disgusting and I don't blame batman for disowning him for it. Damean doesn't use rational thinking or logic, he acts purely out of emotion which tends to be anger driven. Alot of people say batman failed as a father but I am of the mindset that damean failed as a son, he broke batman number one rule and tries to cover it with an excuse that nobody should buy into.
@Mysterio all I'm saying is that he's not sorry, if it had been a bad guy that got killed by that throw Damian would have said something along the lines of "who cares, trash like that is better off dead than loose in the streets". He wouldn't have expressed any regret over killing a bad guy, but he only regrets killing nightwing because he was an ally and batman true successor.
@@moviemaker2011z Damian did say he trained by assassins and ra shal ghul, and probably his mother during his childhood, he had the chance to live a normal life and be a proper non-lethal fighter, like a real boy, The League of Assassins raised and trained a kid to be nothing more than being a cold-hearted, Bloodthirsty warrior.
If you follow the batman and atleast watched the animated series and movies you know that Bruce will never put his family at risk if he knows it's too dangerous for them. He'd literally leave them out of the mission.. Watching him pay the price in Injustice comics and even in this movie was the saddest.
The only thing I like about this scene is that the moment Selina knew Nightwing died, she immediately went to see Bruce. It’s what makes her better than any woman Bruce has been with.
I think that's the saddest moment for Batman since the death of his parents because Dick Grayson was more than a crime-fighting ward, he was like a son Batman never had & always wanted.
@@huntertezz nah damian because unlike him Jason actually redeems himself and regret what he's done in the past and doesn't kill anymore and uses rubber bullets, damian still goes on killing thinking it's for the greater good cause he was trained by the league of assassins/ra's and talia al ghul who taught him to kill his enemies in the first place
@@Valenfield5 What are you talking about? Damian stopped killing a long time ago and redeemed himself. Red Hood went back to killing recently and was even turning villains into zombies. Also I was comparing their times as Robins. Jason was the worst.
he was raised by the deman's head remember all of his grandfather's followers chose to join him the trust version of the league of assassins/shadows is in the arrow verse, him on the other hand is not given that option instead his put through brutal training from birth and raised to kill its why in son of batman he dreams that when Damian takes over he goes on a killing spree
@@huntertezz Considering Jason Todd was literally voted against by the fans to be killed and was killed in the most brutal way possible,it's safe to assume that he was the worst robin,I agree with you.
I feel so bad for Damian in the Injustice universe, he's grown in violence, both in the league and in the batfamily, (Violence is still violence even if youre not aiming to kill). Fighting for everything, both in anger and affectionately, is just the norm for him. He's so use to being able to throw tantrums and punches and Dick just taking them easily and *laughing* at it like its no problem. Damian isnt an evil monster, he's a spoiled kid who didnt know better, there was never a doubt in his mind Dick *wouldn't* block the blow.
@@tek512 violence is a choice yes but when your a parent with a mentally ill traumatize cultified teen and you go "fight crime" you are atleast partially responsible for all the people that get hurt as a result. He treated Damian like a soldier instead of a child and that was a problem. I can admit im limited in my knowledge of injustice Damian specifically, but in Jon Kent AOSM hes very clearly??? Looking for a parental authority figure. Ironically Dick WAS that for him(if injustice is anything like the main comics). He clearly misses Dick too and is grieving at him. Idk I read alot of Damian, hes not a monster, just traumatized. Obviously hes still responsible for his actions, but the adults around him are just as responsible as he is for not checking the behavior. For example for animated injustice, Dick experienced Damian throwing the stick at him in anger, and instead of correcting it he goes "Lol Damian has temper tantrums." As someone who deals with children, you need to correct those behaviors when you see them. And that translates to teens and young adults aswell. With teens theres only so much you can do but its like they didnt even TRY. They just saw Damian was violent and excepted it and tried to use it instead of addressing it in a real manner..
@@Beenisweenisthank you I grew up around violence and while I don't take it out on other people I certainly get angry and will go for walk, runs, or just an inanimate object you can't help it if it's all you've known. Damien didn't mean to harm his brother he was just angry but you can tell he loved him. I see brothers fight all of the time it's only more dangerous here because he's an assassin and Nightwing was a superhero.
Violence is a choice. Damien meant to harm Dick every time he corrected Damien's bad behavior in Bruce's absence. Damien was a spoiled sport and had an ego the size of Jupiter and hated losing.
@@opticalraven1935 sure you can consider all those things true but the fault still lies in the parents and authority figures who continue to give him ways too be that way. If they completely cut him off from heroing, sent him off to a boarding school or something and Damian STILL came back and did the entire vigilante schticks without them I could give Bruce and Dick a pass. Because in that scenario atleast they *tried*. Cultivating those kind of behavior issues in violent settings will never work. Its why we have power hungry police and military personnel who have no value for civilian life. Bullies shouldn't be given that kind of power. And if you think the issue is Damian being ego driven and power hungry, then it still goes back on the adults in his life!!! For enabling that behavior. Personally I disagree, I dont think Damian is violent naturally, I think he's easily irritated and quick to snap. But I dont personally think he's a bad person. Either way the adults in his life are emotionally constipated and not dealing with this issue at all.
"Let it all out. Let out all the sadness, hate, and fear that's building up inside of you. Gush it out. That's the first step. I'll pick up the pieces." Shikaku to Shikamaru
Batman: "I thought I can redeem you, I was wrong" after Damian had one accident kill meanwhile Batman are still trying to "redeem" joker, riddler, two face and the others who has killed thousands.
yeah he has never ever tried to redeem any villain who is so far gone as the riddler and joker. just proving that what they do is useless and pointless and that ultimately they are nobodies
Damean was trained by killers to be a killer himself, batman wanted to train that out of him and failed. Damean when push came to shove always chose to lash out and attempt killing blows which as we see worked a treat. Batman is right to turn his back on Damian because he proved in that instant that his first and instinctual action is to attack and kill.
This wasn't the same as Jason, who died as Robin, at the hands of the Joker. Ever since first training them, Batman knows he's putting his sons in mortal danger. But this was something he never dreamed of: a son murdered by his brother.
Dick was on of few that changed Batman, he stated that because of Dick, he became a better man, and Dick would be the only one that he belived could be a better Batman
Batman punching a wall so hard his hands are bleeding is such a fitting way for him to mourn someone. I love that Catwoman urged him to just let it out as Bruce. As Dick’s father. Not Batman
“I thought I could redeem you I was wrong”
Hearing that from Batman….that’s gotta fucking hurt
This deserves more emphasis. Dude has a rouges gallery full of psychopathic nutjobs he hasn't given up on. But his literal flesh and blood is beyond repair for him. Cold.
Hearing it from your Dad even worse
We know Batman is in pain there, but saying such cruel words to someone who looks at him as a surrogate father MUST hurt. It's a bit too much actually since Damien even realizes he's made a deadly mistake, but those words could damage his psyche to new lows. Make him feel like he doesn't belong or can't ever be good, or redeemed
@@BobJones-xm1llI would kill Robin if I was batman
@@BobJones-xm1llsurrogate father? Batman is his biological father
Seeing batman fall appart is extremely unsetling for me, this scene hits so hard, like you can really tell that Bruce really did consider Dick as his son
Bro no cap I thought I’d never see the day but fucken Damian man ugh
What show or movie?
@@wispy__ injustice
@@wispy__Injustice
Because Dick was his son
the saddest part of it all is the villains and the heroes all stopped fighting when they saw what happened
Batman is respected by everyone, and Nightwing is loved by everyone. Makes sense.
@@grantbarday5760 I agree
Even Wonder Woman had the decency to look away.
didn't superman threaten everyone to head back into their cells?
@@frankchen4229 different part of the facility, I think. There was still fighting going on elsewhere
Honestly? Mad props to Catwoman for getting Bruce to actually unbottle his emotions. Her "I promise to hold you together" line was incredible and really shows how much she cares for the man and understands the situation he's wrestling with
Helps that she's a baddie
I mean when Selina Kyle comes dressed as catwoman, I'm pretty sure you're gonna feel bonerific
Probably one of the greatest line DC has ever dropped
@@samanthacristinaburgosmera4160 then why ask if you know?
She’s one of the few people who can do that. She knows that beneath that dark rage wrapped in a cape, there’s a man in there. A lonely, broken, hurting man who needed to grieve the loss of his son.
Bruce had to deal with the worst thing anyone could experience as a child
Now he has to deal with the worst thing anyone could experience as a parent
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Not to mention it was his son who killed his other son.
Apparently, there is no word for a parent who's lost their child in death. What the parents can tell you is that the feeling of loss is an empty void like feeling. Not even the good kind...
"Damian may have been your son Bruce
BUT he wasn't your BOY."
Get the reference?
when even batman gives up on you you know you've messed up
Yeah, I find it hard to believe that this man still trying to rehabilitate Joker but gave up on his own son 😂
@@youtubewatcher4955 well to be fair he often gives up and decides to let the justice system take it's course, heck one time he let Joker die to save Harley because he knew which of the two was more likely to be saved
but its not Damian's fault he was tough to kill from birth to kill without mercy and with out question
@@youtubewatcher4955 being his own blood Damian is too much like Bruce that he is way too easy for Bruce to hate because of all his self-loathing
To be fair, Damian did kinda spit all over every lesson any member of the Bat family tried teaching him. He also kept using the League as a way to try and justify his actions, rather than taking the time to see things from other people's perspective
If I was Batman, I'd give up on him too
The saddest part is that nightwing wasn’t even trying that hard to beat Damien, he was treating him like his younger brother. Didn’t even want to hurt him, and his younger brother kills him out of anger in the end despite it all
@@huntertezz he’s talking about the beginning of the video.
in all honesty im surprised Damien dosent have the highest kill count out of all the bat family
@@seanbraley2772 Even Jason thinks Damien is a tool and resents him for killing Dick.
Younger brothers are messy
The thing that people don't take into consideration is that Damian doesn't know any better due to his upbringing. I too have had a lousy upbringing which has made me the guy I am today so I can relate. True that it doesn't justify the fact that he killed Nightwing, but it clearly wasn't that intentional. I feel that Damian is so misunderstood and unfairly judged, again I can relate. Sometimes, for a person to get better, they need better support. Perhaps putting him in the field wasn't such a great idea. So who's really to blame here? Bare in mind how much of an enabler Bruce has been during his reign as the Batman himself, but no.. we can't point fingers at the main hero now can we? 🙄
One extra scene from the comics that they don’t show here in the film was that when Selina shows up to the manor, she finds Alfred drunk in a corner, his way of grieving Grayson’s death. He tries to spring to action when he sees Selina and offers to make some tea for her, but she stops him and says that she’ll be the one taking care of him for once.
Is this animated movie canon to the injustice games or only the comics?
@@scoposteve8470 Comics
@@scoposteve8470Only the comics, the movie changes way too much from both to work together, even core themes from the story.
Wish I saw that scene animated, wouldve been a nice touch to this devastation
What is movie name?
Damian:it was an accident
Batman:you were the accident
Didn't Talia technically date rape Bruce to conceive him?
Batman: I didn't get to have a say in your conception. Thank your rapist mother.
Bro 😂
DAMN IT DAMIAN
DANG BRO
It’s weird how devastatingly realistic this is. With someone like Nightwing you’d expect them to go out in a blaze of glory, being killed by an armada or some kind of super weapon.
But seeing him die to a hunk of metal thrown really fast shows the true mortality of these heroes. Robin probably thought it would knock him out at most. But seeing him actually die from something most of us would brush off as a pretty tame thing (in terms of superhero fights at least) reminds us that these really are just humans with mortal weaknesses
It reminded me about when Batman once talked about dying or retiring as Batman and he said “maybe it’ll be Joker or just some random crook who gets lucky” it’s so true, you expect Nightwing to die risking his life for his family not accidentally getting killed by one of them.
Its like Damian said "He always dodges/blocks it. He ALWAYS does.". He really expected him to just duck it or see it coming because he's always been able to just see it coming.
Get hit in the temple hard enough apparently does kill you.
A rather realistic approach to show how frail humans truly are.
In the comics he breaks his neck on a rock after falling. There isn't any rock here though
I felt bad for Damian and even though a lot of the times he’s really annoying, he didn’t deserve to be the one to kill Grayson
Why this part hurt immensely in the comics is cos in the comics it showed when this happened and Damian and Batman went up to Nightwing, everyone saw what happened and just stopped fighting, everything just went silent. They all knew he was dead and let Batman carry him out peacefully. The split between the so called heroes and in-mates while Batman is carrying Nightwing out of the prison is truly intense
aside from that, this is just such a not normal occurrance on every level.
1. on every other day the bat family work like a swiss watch and to the average villain appear to be running almost on hivemind. it's rare for them to be out of sync and almost unheard of for them to be at odds in the field. it's like watching an enemy spec-ops unit engage in intentional friendly fire and lose a commander in the process.
2. robins don't die easily, and as far as mainline continuity goes to date, the joker is the only one to hold the honor of murdering a birdboy. as far as most of these rogues are aware the bat clan is indestructible. people like Calendar Man have never come close to what they just witnessed happened at the heroes' own hands. as far as the B and C listers go, they probly just assume everyone wearing a bat or bird on their chest is 1/4 kryptonian on their father's side or something.
3. most of batman's rogues have grown a quiet respect for batman in their own ways. Ra's Al Ghul and riddler respect his mind. Joker respects his determination and the fact that he's almost as crazy as the joker is.
ventriloquist respects and appreciates that batman doesn't forget that he's ill and not the one driving the car so to speak, etc etc., and while few if any know why he's batman they've all dealt with him enough to know that he's a single minded motivated entity on a longterm suicide mission that lives in the mask, unlike some heroes that just needed a set of clothes. the batman IS the mask, and whoever he "really" is, is in fact the "Costume" side of him. joker knows bruce is batman in multiple continuities and just doesn't care because bruce wayne isn't interesting, isn't fun, and isn't who he is, he's batman, the rich playboy is the "mask". even without knowing the bat is bruce or nightwing is dick, etc., the villains know the bat well enough to read what just happened: FRATRICIDE.
in short, even the villains aren't so blind as to not see the well-oiled machine seizing, are watching someone they've basically just written off as borderline invincible go down for the count, realize they were literally just first-hand witnesses to "Cain and Abel" in front of their very eyes, and realize that Batman just lost TWO sons in one instant.
He's gonna need a minute. and they're gonna give him that minute. because he's the Batman. he's EARNED that minute.
and besides, if this guy dressed as a bat and fought nerve gas bomb wielding clowns for fun BEFORE... just WHAT do you THINK he's going to DO to the poor BASTARD that tries to PUNCH him NOW??
i got some brass balls on me, but i don't think even i got "Punch the Bat while his world shatters" balls. i like my spine INSIDE my torso where it belongs, thank you very much.
@@gourdguru This scene perfectly shows just how unrealistic it all is deep down, how fragile the human body really is - the only realistic aspect among the super-powered group, no amount of skill or gadgets can ever make up for it.
Would also be realistic for the crazed maniacs to kick him when he's down instead of showing respect of cowering in fear, how many of theirs would've died as 'collateral' in the heroes' unfounded so called principled crusade on crime - which they're a part of.
@@gourdguru They are psychopaths and sociopaths. Respect? More like obsession. They would rather laugh when they see he is dead. Yours is a nice idea, but very unrealistic.
They knew if they started to fight batman then they would get a lot worse than a few bruises
@@gourdguru Well Damian has always been the black sheep of the Bat Family due to his upbringing. If anything were to mess up their synergy, it'd be him.
"He always blocks it" My man superman saved him the first time
I think it was for foreshadowing that Superman caught it
This video misses the other times lol
Also add that this is the same rubbish movie that sacked off the flash like a jabroni
I think yall misunderstood it. He was referring to nightwing. He always catches the bat when he throws it at him, even with his back turned. It's what's in the comics
In the comics, its Dick who blocks it in the cave, not superman. Not sure why they changed that, especiakky since they ysed the same line from the comic about Dick blocking the throw. They kept the payoff, but not the setup
Even when the hero split and the villain roaming around, they can't help but stop the fight to give Batman time to grieve
I’m honestly surprised Superman stopped being a dick too!
@@latayesha Probably because it's still in the beginning phase of Injustice, Superman has not fallen that far and while the heroes are splits, they never thought they would kill each other. Nightwing is the first serious death among superheroes.
It is Nightwing, he has kinda been the heart of Dc. And even Superman liked him alot.
remember the heroes respect batman the villains are scared of him would you want to piss him off wall hes holding his dead son
Even they knew fighting right now would only give rise to a very dark batman. He may even start all of his contengancy plans right there.
Seeing this scene in animated version is the closest to seeing the comics coming to reality. It just amplifies the fact that Batman treats Grayson more dearly than his own son considering how much time they've spent together since the start. Batman has his heart and soul broken countless times and he still gets back up, but this is an entirely different tier of pain for him.
Grayson is his son.
^^^
I'd say Dick was his son, maybe not by birth but he is his son. Dick was Bruce's pride and joy, his most successful legacy, because Dick was able to become the paragon of justice without Bruce's obsession over the justice he never got for his own parents murder.
Or the fact he knows Grayson was trying his best to support and help his lil step brother on his path and he stupidly kills him during a fight with villains. It's probably extremely had to process for father.
@@Agamemnon-w9x Grayson is is son, Damien is his child
Damian: **accidentally kills Dick**
Even the Inmates: **stops fighting** “oh shi-“
Accidentally???
@@nimason yes on accident
"It was an accident!" -Damian Wayne
@@nimasonI think his intention was to hit calendar man, or he just threw it at Nightwing much harder than he anticipated
@@michaelnally2841 No. Damian was aiming directly at Nightwing but he expected Nightwing to block or dodge.
That was no accident.
“You stopped being my son when you killed Dick Grayson. He was my son!”
People seem to forget the fact of why Damian is the way he is and then expect him to just be different
"Damian may have been your son Bruce
BUT he wasn't your BOY."
Get the reference?
" You're dead to me."
Oh, so when joker decides to blow up metropolis, you’re gonna give him a pass, but when Damien does this, then you put the foot down. Honestly of all people
Joker in injustice animated movie
Harmed random metropolis people
And the joker is a villian and batman's enemy
Damien is bruce's son
Him killing grayson is more of a betrayal
I always hated this because Nightwing is my favorite hero, Dick was always Bruce's foil. Bruce broods while Dick jokes. It's why everyone in the League liked him. Killing him was symbolic in more ways than one. He's the only one who would have been able to get Bruce and Clark to talk. The only one they would listen to and respect.
As for the scene, it's very powerful in both mediums for three reasons, the first is because Nightwing is known to the Criminals as the first Robin. They know he's level-headed, and they respect him even though they hate him. Second it shows that Damien is not only unable to control his temper, but also unable to restrain himself when he needs to be. Batman can't trust Damien to "do the right thing, because it's right." Lastly, it's the death of Damien's brother, Bruce's eldest son, and the relationship between Damien and Bruce. It's no secret that Dick is the heart of the Bat-family, and everyone knows it. That's why everyone just stopped. It's the first real witnessed death at the hands of a hero, and it shocked everyone.
Thanks for letting me overanalyze.
The villains always try to forget about Jason.
Because he’s the heart of the Batfamily he’s such a ripe target to kill off early to show everything’s going to shit ☹️
@@renownedbandanawearer1345 I mention that, but you're right.
I 100% agree with you
I've always also loved Dick Grayson he is the definitive Robin/Nightwing in my opinion!
For shit sake, what the hell is the appeal of Nightwing?! He’s got two little zap zap sticks and a motorcycle and that’s it!! Try Swamp Thing or Jonah Hex!!
seeing Selena care so much for Bruce shows how much she truly loves him.
Finally, one scene where Cat and Bat are just....together. No teasing, no flirting, just....them.
@@falconeshield Exactly, my friend!
Yeah in this scene their love is different is not flirt is pure is something more serious
I do like how for the past 20 years Catwoman isn't really written as a villain anymore but is an anti hero who genuinely cares about Batman and also fights crime in Gotham
I Prefer her as a villain
Damien is his Biological son.
But Dick Grayson is his Boy
Kratos moment
Damien is Bruce’s child, but Dick Grayson was his son.
Was
There was never doubt
He may have been your father, boy, but he wasn't your daddy.
I love the respect the rest of the heroes payed to Batman when he's carrying the corpse. It goes to show how respected Batman and Nightwing were as a whole, which is what Damian never understood
Wow this is the first time that Bruce Wayne ever cry for dick Grayson's death ever since his parents were killed. That never happened in Batman the Animated Series
Considering whom Damien first lived with, I’m surprised he doesn’t have more restraint and calm.
ive re-read this comment multiple times now and i still don't get it, english isnt my native language. anyone mind explaining?
@@bojuu My comment, or the original?
@@datemasamune2904 the original. idk if im just stupid but i still cant understand it
@@bojuu He pointing out that Dick is the second person that Bruce has ever cried over.
Years of fighting the most dangerous criminals in Gotham with Batman just to get caught lacking by a projectile.
The source of said projectile being his own little brother, whom he was trying to teach even when vulnerable
i think in the comic he gets hit by the baton and ends up breaking his neck due to his neck landing on a rock
Dick gave Damian too much credit and didn’t even consider the possibility he would pull this same shit when they’re in the middle of an actual fight
@@steezusleaninn "it was a big rock".
@@steezusleaninnakes alot more sense than getting hit in the head instantly killing nightwing considering who he’s fought
Damian might be Bruce’s biological son…
But Dick Grayson? He was his son first.
And Grayson's his perfect one
he was his true son
Family don’t end with blood
That's why Damian beats him 1v1 as a child lol
@@MarioSonicPhillyFan700technically Jason was also perfect
I think this is one of the best visual representations of the word "accident". Damian threw his baton with all of his might and in anger, but never in his wildest dreams did he think this was going to be the result.
Nightwing always catches it. Dick always caught it before in the past, just not this time
0:33
@@e-satan9032 tru, but 0:38
@@khairiissa3910 foreshadowing that he did not indeed have it
@@GreenEyedDazzler No Superman to save him this time
in the comics it wasnt the baton that killed he broke his neck on a rock when he fell
You just know Selena spent ages searching every alley in Gotham looking for Bruce, just from the way she walks down those stairs
In the end, I don’t think Damian meant to kill Grayson. I think he was a little brother, whom, stupidly, was throwing a hit at his older brother. Sadly metal sticks at that speed, especially on the sides where the head is weakest, is in most cases fatal.
He definitely meant to hurt him, each & every time. His only excuse is that he does it often & *usually* he blocks it. To the head, each time. Of course that would kill him if he never blocked it. There's no real sympathy from that end when he's constantly had that casual level of anger & disrespect.
@@Dr.Mortis we little brother thinks our older brother are invincible
That's it. He truly is remorseful for what he did. I don't hate given his circumstances. But it hurts Irreparably.
@Dr. Mortis I think it's two things. Damien threw it, expecting Dick to block it. "He always blocks it" is what Damien said. If Dick didn't manage to block it I don't think Damien thought it would actually kill him. It was a fucked situation and Damien 100% felt remorse and even tried telling Batman he didn't mean to. Batman responded (understandably) poorly. But Bruce forgets (depending on the timeline) when he took Damien in, he was a cold, heartless assassin who wasn't capable of remorse.
It was actually even more of an accident in the original comics.
When Damien hits Nightwing in the head it clearly concusses him but it wasn’t lethal… unfortunately when Dick fell down he landed his neck on a piece of rubble on the floor that broke his neck and killed him.
Watching a father cry for his son hurts. Watching Batman cry for his son hurts way more. Shit made me insta tear up
The punch Batman was doing to the wood, was that when he’s having a meltdown?
@@joeljr.5286 that was coping to not cry. When he was told he could cry he stopped coping
"Spiderman is the most broken hero"
At least Grayson wouldn't have to witness the injustice that happens later
He actually does, idk about the movie version, he comes back as deadman in the comics
@@chefmaikocook5233 He came back as Deadman in the movie too I believe.
so, what happens?
@@TheHighbornhe tries to put Damian back on thd right path and make peace wigh Bruce...doesn't work sadly.
He comes back as Deadman.
In the original, it wasn't even the throw that killed him. He hit his neck on a rock on the way down
Getting hit in the temple like that, makes more sense for a kill than a rock tbh.
@@zerotodona1495sense in super heroes world ☠️
@@zerotodona1495 I think the rock makes more sense, a jagged rock to the back of the neck with the full force of his body, oof.
I prefer it this way. The rock was a neat way to remove the blame from Daiman
@@falconeshieldIt didnt remove the blame.
The best part is that Bats lost both his sons and stayed true to his code while Superman snapped.
The part that probably angered Bruce the most is that it was Damien. If it were some no name villain he could of just beat the shit out of him. But since it was his own son he ended up punching the crap out of the punch block
I agree. Bruce was also already being quite merciful by not beating the daylights out of Damien then and there. Too often in stories we see instant retribution. But I also think Bruce knew Supes and WW would keep Damien safe too. Would've been carnage otherwise.
This story is so tragic and fantastic! Joker realized he could never break Batman… so instead he broke Superman. The Man of Steel himself and Bruce’s closest friend. He made the world burn by breaking someone else’s spirt besides Bruce. Not only had Joker corrupted the purest person Bruce ever knew, but because of what Joker had done to Clark his actions also ended up accidentally making Robin kill Nightwing. Joker’s actions managed to make one of Batman’s son kill his other son even after his death. Joker had finally managed get to Batman by going after someone that didn’t just affect him, but everyone. He killed over 11 Million people, Clark’s wife and child, and technically also Nightwing and put the blame on Bruce for never getting rid of him once and for all. Ultimately by breaking Clark he also broke Bruce.
Joker: *”Now that’s a punch line!”*
Even in death, Joker still manages to cause misery to others.
Damn that's deep
It’s edgy and hacky. Complete character assassination towards Superman.
@@hasthehighground8560It's humanizing superman who isn't above his emotions like anyone else.
@@HashknightGaming there have been plenty of stories to humanize Superman without turning him into a fascist dictator which I may add is an affront to Superman’s Jewish creators who made him to be a rebuttal to Hitler’s idea of the Übermensch. The same Superman who is a champion of the common man and strives towards a better tomorrow being turned into a mustache twirling psychotic villain isn’t interesting and it doesn’t “humanize” him. The only way I could see someone holding this disgusting opinion is if their only experience with the character is the Injustice series and have never read any traditional Superman comics.
This shows everyone that Bruce wasn't cold hearted or uncaring. He really thought of Dick as his son.
Oh yes, Dick was his pride and joy, probably his most successful 'robin' ever, in both heroism and character.
Kinda puts in all in perspective what he said about Dick to WonderWoman in Young Justice:
WW: So he could become like you?
BM: So that he wouldn't..
@@Agamemnon-w9xEver since I was introduced to Batman I always thought Dick Grayson's Robin/Nightwing was perfect
He seemed awfully cold to the other robin. I imagine him publicly disowning him will only make it worse
@@austinharvey7644He should have.
Agreed
Never saw Batman crying like this before.
Yes i know he did for his parents as a kid but this was next level to see Bruce so broken.
He cried a little in Flashpoint
Losing a child is one of the worst pains imaginable
Craziest part is when Nightwing dies, everyone just stops. Heros, villains, everyone realized something f'd up just went down and all the costumes and secret identify stuff just faded away. They'll be other days for the superhero stuff, right now let Batman have a moment to mourn
Selina was a real one tho, that line hit.
When batman said get away from him u can hear the sadness in his voice 💔
i feel sad for batman really sad but the same could be said for Damian
Damian: he always blocks it always....
@@gagemendiola4202damien deserves no sympathy, specially with the full injustice story context
1:53
You just killed a man, your partner, your adopted brother, your friend, your fathers adoptive son, and you still can't say "I'm sorry."
And he wonders why no one likes him
I figure he feels like it would be useless in that moment.
he knew it wouldn’t make a difference that’s why he didn’t say it
I liked it cause Damian’s black and white worldview is his greatest flaw and you can see it shatter in real time here. He was raised by Ra’s to believe the League of Assassins were heroes and the people they killed were bad guys and so that justified everything they did. He met Bruce and started to adjust his definition of hero but never fully let go of “they’re the bad guys we should be able to do whatever we want to them” mentality. So when he finally does an unequivocally bad act, of course his initial reaction is to explain why he’s still a good person and so this can’t have counted.
And when Batman throws it back in his face talking about how he thought he could redeem him, it suddenly clicks for Damian why his family are so insistent that crooks and criminals and bad guys get a second chance. Because that’s what they did for him. Because he was a bad guy.
Yeah everyone hates Damien. You’d think after accidentally killing your older brother you’d at minimum say sorry; probably swear off murder, or even violence as a whole? No. Not Damien.
He let his rage go unchecked and did something he can't undo.
I never thought I'd see batman cry, he was always so strong 😢
The scariest part of justifying your sins, is when you inflicted it on those you love you'll justify it the same way when you hurt your enemies.
You can justify friends but enemies is just pure cold hard vengeance
@@leonardobraynen1524 what
seeing batman cry like that just hits and i just somehow relate to it so much
There's something about Batman crying that makes me wanna bawl my eyes out.
oh god.. he's so gentle when he pick nightwing up... like he's afraid he's gonna hurt him more, even tho he's already gone. Damian you lil ....
This is so sad.
I love how they make us think Damian already kills Dick at 0:30, given that his death will surely be covered in the injustice movie. They let him live for now - just for us to think he'll survive for once, but wait, nope, he gets killed anyways.
😊
They say losing a child is the heaviest feeling of grief, even more than losing a parent or partner, for the average person. I’m surprised batman was even able to hold it together walking him out when nightwing was really his child
Seeing Batman in tears, even animated, is harrowing
You are in the heat of a battle to stop criminals and In your mind you think it was alright to throw your baton at him while he’s busy with another criminal. Cmon Damien, do better .
Yeah I hate to see others say he should’ve dodged when he was literally holding another grown ass man hands behind his back😂
The way he picks his son from the ground 😢
Imagine being a vigilante, risking getting killed anytime by anyone, having to fight crime non-stop, only to get killed by "accident" to one of your teammates.
Ow heartbreaking at the end
Yes. Oof ow ouchies 🤕
This was the first time I’ve seen Batman Cry
He also cried in Flashpoint, when Flash delivered Bruce the letter of Thomas Wayne.
Theres one where he cries on his parents grave. Its heart wrenching.
Real and seeing one of the faces of masculinity cry does something with me. Its like seeing James Bond or Kratos cry, they are always stoic/cold/calm so it hurts a fuck ton to see them hurt
Love how Superman took him in, in injustice with his “an eye for an eye” mentality didn’t even punish him
He accidentally killed Lois. Daiman accidentally killed Rick. Makes sense he'd take him under his wing
He threw at a metal baton at his brother's head with full force
There's no accidents.
He thew the baton and it hit the target, all seems intentional to me
Selina gets all the respect for being the one to catch Batman from his immediate death spiral of emotion. Nobody else could have pulled off the mask without getting a knuckle sandwich in that moment because heartbroken Batman is TOO dangerous like a wild animal.
Its very sad to see Batman crying, as the dark knight always keeps a strong and stoic demeanor, even when he loses allies or sidekicks, like Jason.
But the death of Dick, certainly broke him 😢
I get why. If my Dick died I'd be in tears too.
Batman definitely cried when Jason died
Yeah. I think that of all of his surrogate, and actual, children, he was the proudest of Dick. In Dick, Bruce saw of of the best of himself. All the things Bruce could be if he wasn’t consumed by his mission and vengeance. Dick represents the best of everything that the idea of Batman could become.
This is the same person that lost Tim too, then damien (by him being a shithead). He basically lost all of his sons
Bruce took in Dick when he had no one, he was more then a sidekick to Bruce, he was family
R.I.P. Dick Grayson (in this story at least)
1:34 he was done the moment Bats did that
It's a damn shame Damien stopped being Batman's son...for good
Brice suffers the worst pain a child could imagine and the man the worst pain a parent can imagine…
" you stopped being my son when you killed dick grayson , HE was my son"
The fact that Nightwing died so easily is such a cop out
I like the fact that Damian is really sorry for this. He didn't really mean to hurt Nightwing, he did it out of anger. And after Dick falls, Damian goes to his body immediately - he really cares about his brother. When Batman comes, he still tries to get Dick back to life, he says that he Always blocks it which means he knew that Dick wasn't supposed to die like that and Damian wasn't supposed to kill him, it means he didn't expect that with Nightwing's reflexes. And he is sorry to his father too. I like that.
If he was sorry, he wouldn't have done it. His tendency to always aim for the person's head should have been a known danger to a child that was trained by assassins. Yes he wasn't intending to kill nightwing, but the fact that he has such a tendency to lash out in anger and even use such a dirty attack against his own comrade is disgusting and I don't blame batman for disowning him for it. Damean doesn't use rational thinking or logic, he acts purely out of emotion which tends to be anger driven. Alot of people say batman failed as a father but I am of the mindset that damean failed as a son, he broke batman number one rule and tries to cover it with an excuse that nobody should buy into.
@@moviemaker2011z I'm a little lazy to write a full answer for you, so I say two things: I don't agree with your opinion but I understand it.
@Mysterio all I'm saying is that he's not sorry, if it had been a bad guy that got killed by that throw Damian would have said something along the lines of "who cares, trash like that is better off dead than loose in the streets". He wouldn't have expressed any regret over killing a bad guy, but he only regrets killing nightwing because he was an ally and batman true successor.
Bullshit, because he wanted to hurt him.
That fucking regret of a killer does not bring back the dead.
@@moviemaker2011z Damian did say he trained by assassins and ra shal ghul, and probably his mother during his childhood, he had the chance to live a normal life and be a proper non-lethal fighter, like a real boy, The League of Assassins raised and trained a kid to be nothing more than being a cold-hearted, Bloodthirsty warrior.
Bruce to Damien: “You may be my blood, but Dick was my son.”
If Jason was here, he would've had Bruce carrying TWO sons out of there.
Bruce was like you killed my first born
The worst thing in the world is when a parent outlives their child
for real
If you follow the batman and atleast watched the animated series and movies you know that Bruce will never put his family at risk if he knows it's too dangerous for them. He'd literally leave them out of the mission.. Watching him pay the price in Injustice comics and even in this movie was the saddest.
There are literally so many now
The only thing I like about this scene is that the moment Selina knew Nightwing died, she immediately went to see Bruce. It’s what makes her better than any woman Bruce has been with.
Dick was the 1st individual bruce let into his life, that was his son.
“2nd chances are harder to take advantage of…. With a brain injury”
Damn….
I think that's the saddest moment for Batman since the death of his parents because Dick Grayson was more than a crime-fighting ward, he was like a son Batman never had & always wanted.
Bruce showing emotion is always painful on another level
Even with the cowl you can see the agony that Bruce is in after loosing his oldest and truest son
Damn Bruce’s pain really bruise my heart.
No pun intended.
Or was it 🤔😏
not funny this is a sad moment
Seeing batman cry is like seeing my dad cry. Very rarely.
Damian: It was an accident
Jason: *I’ll show you a fucking accident with my RPG laser aimed at your chest*
Damian has some serious issues. The worst Robin.
Nah that would be Jason.
@@huntertezz nah damian because unlike him Jason actually redeems himself and regret what he's done in the past and doesn't kill anymore and uses rubber bullets, damian still goes on killing thinking it's for the greater good cause he was trained by the league of assassins/ra's and talia al ghul who taught him to kill his enemies in the first place
@@Valenfield5 What are you talking about? Damian stopped killing a long time ago and redeemed himself. Red Hood went back to killing recently and was even turning villains into zombies.
Also I was comparing their times as Robins. Jason was the worst.
he was raised by the deman's head remember all of his grandfather's followers chose to join him the trust version of the league of assassins/shadows is in the arrow verse, him on the other hand is not given that option instead his put through brutal training from birth and raised to kill its why in son of batman he dreams that when Damian takes over he goes on a killing spree
@@huntertezz Considering Jason Todd was literally voted against by the fans to be killed and was killed in the most brutal way possible,it's safe to assume that he was the worst robin,I agree with you.
You know shit was bad when even the enemies stop fighting
I feel so bad for Damian in the Injustice universe, he's grown in violence, both in the league and in the batfamily, (Violence is still violence even if youre not aiming to kill). Fighting for everything, both in anger and affectionately, is just the norm for him.
He's so use to being able to throw tantrums and punches and Dick just taking them easily and *laughing* at it like its no problem. Damian isnt an evil monster, he's a spoiled kid who didnt know better, there was never a doubt in his mind Dick *wouldn't* block the blow.
Violence is a choice, whether you grew up in it or not. Damien was entirely to blame.
@@tek512 violence is a choice yes but when your a parent with a mentally ill traumatize cultified teen and you go "fight crime" you are atleast partially responsible for all the people that get hurt as a result. He treated Damian like a soldier instead of a child and that was a problem. I can admit im limited in my knowledge of injustice Damian specifically, but in Jon Kent AOSM hes very clearly??? Looking for a parental authority figure. Ironically Dick WAS that for him(if injustice is anything like the main comics). He clearly misses Dick too and is grieving at him. Idk I read alot of Damian, hes not a monster, just traumatized. Obviously hes still responsible for his actions, but the adults around him are just as responsible as he is for not checking the behavior. For example for animated injustice, Dick experienced Damian throwing the stick at him in anger, and instead of correcting it he goes "Lol Damian has temper tantrums." As someone who deals with children, you need to correct those behaviors when you see them. And that translates to teens and young adults aswell. With teens theres only so much you can do but its like they didnt even TRY. They just saw Damian was violent and excepted it and tried to use it instead of addressing it in a real manner..
@@Beenisweenisthank you I grew up around violence and while I don't take it out on other people I certainly get angry and will go for walk, runs, or just an inanimate object you can't help it if it's all you've known. Damien didn't mean to harm his brother he was just angry but you can tell he loved him. I see brothers fight all of the time it's only more dangerous here because he's an assassin and Nightwing was a superhero.
Violence is a choice. Damien meant to harm Dick every time he corrected Damien's bad behavior in Bruce's absence. Damien was a spoiled sport and had an ego the size of Jupiter and hated losing.
@@opticalraven1935 sure you can consider all those things true but the fault still lies in the parents and authority figures who continue to give him ways too be that way. If they completely cut him off from heroing, sent him off to a boarding school or something and Damian STILL came back and did the entire vigilante schticks without them I could give Bruce and Dick a pass. Because in that scenario atleast they *tried*. Cultivating those kind of behavior issues in violent settings will never work. Its why we have power hungry police and military personnel who have no value for civilian life. Bullies shouldn't be given that kind of power. And if you think the issue is Damian being ego driven and power hungry, then it still goes back on the adults in his life!!! For enabling that behavior. Personally I disagree, I dont think Damian is violent naturally, I think he's easily irritated and quick to snap. But I dont personally think he's a bad person. Either way the adults in his life are emotionally constipated and not dealing with this issue at all.
"Let it all out. Let out all the sadness, hate, and fear that's building up inside of you. Gush it out. That's the first step. I'll pick up the pieces."
Shikaku to Shikamaru
Batman: "I thought I can redeem you, I was wrong" after Damian had one accident kill
meanwhile Batman are still trying to "redeem" joker, riddler, two face and the others who has killed thousands.
yeah he has never ever tried to redeem any villain who is so far gone as the riddler and joker. just proving that what they do is useless and pointless and that ultimately they are nobodies
@@a4charger834does he? He just threw them in arkham and never ever visited to check on them
Damean was trained by killers to be a killer himself, batman wanted to train that out of him and failed. Damean when push came to shove always chose to lash out and attempt killing blows which as we see worked a treat. Batman is right to turn his back on Damian because he proved in that instant that his first and instinctual action is to attack and kill.
@@IDontWannaUseNumbersJason Todd, cough cough
difference is Damien Team Killed Dick
Imo. Dick Grayson aka NightWing, was Batmans greatest achievement.
"let yourself fall apart. I promise to hold you together." One of the most beautiful lines I have ever heard from a woman.
As a father and fan of Batman and Nightwing this hit harder watching it then it did in the comics or the game.
Jason Todd somewhere in the distance: 2 words, *Lazures Pit*
This wasn't the same as Jason, who died as Robin, at the hands of the Joker. Ever since first training them, Batman knows he's putting his sons in mortal danger. But this was something he never dreamed of: a son murdered by his brother.
Dick was on of few that changed Batman, he stated that because of Dick, he became a better man, and Dick would be the only one that he belived could be a better Batman
Batman would never tell someone they're irredeemable, especially not Damian.
Its super sad seing batman cry with his suit on when he kneels down with selina breaking down
Bro when your home girl says "let yourself fall apart, I promise to hold you together." You know you don't gotta worry about her leavin'.🥂💯
God that I promise
To hold you together line hits hard
Batman also knew it was Grayson who kept him together all of these years. Grayson was always the symbol of Hope. (dam)
Batman; Wrong son died.
Batman was like you just killed my favorite son
i hate this Damien. but i love that Catwoman
Saaame
Atleast it’s not younger Damien
Even the villains understood the gravity of the situation
OMG
I can't believe he died because of a tantrum.
Happens more than you think. How many people lay dead because someone threw a tantrum?
Batman does try that his emotions doesn't get the best of him but sometimes our emotions do get the best of us.
Batman punching a wall so hard his hands are bleeding is such a fitting way for him to mourn someone. I love that Catwoman urged him to just let it out as Bruce. As Dick’s father. Not Batman
“Yeah, let me just throw my very solid tool used for violence full force at his head when I get mad and make it a habit.”
Nightwing really got killed by friendly fire mid-brawl