@@thebloocat true but he makes it sound like beating a lie detector is impressive it's actually a simple process you need to keep your heart rate down and stay calm
This man just lost everything, his wife, his child, his job, he has nothing. He became a victim towards a cruel madness which is heartbreaking and the scary thing is that it can happen to anyone.
Lol the joker isn't insane that's his greatest secret. He's actually "super sane" he's written as a character who's aware that he's a character in a comic book. He knows that nothing he does really matters and the reason he laughs at Batman is because Batman takes himself seriously thinking he's fighting crime when in fact he's just another character, and because the joker knows that no matter what he does he won't actually die for good or get the death penalty but Batman who's supposed to be the world's smartest detective can't figure it out hence why the joker laughs=The killing joke.
The Antagonist That’s the thing. This is the one story he doesn’t tell people. It’s the one joke he keeps in his head because he knows that if he says it out loud, it’s not funny anymore
@@animefan2454 While this origin may not be true, I do think something tragic really did happen to the character. He was pretty sincere when he told Batman, ''No, I'm sorry but no. It's too late for that, far too late.'' when Batman tried reaching out to him to help rehabilitate him.
I hated Jeff John's three joker story. The idea of Batman figuring out the joker identity one week after he first met him really loves me the wrong way it destroys the very thing that makes the joker. The thing about the joker with Batman is out of all of Batman detective skills he cannot figure out who the joker is background or personal identity. This is why i like the red hood storyline. The joker kills the original Red Hood and take over his identity several months even to one year before falling into the vats of chemicals.
The origin in this video is actually only one of multiple ways Joker remembers who he was. Remember when he said: “Sometimes I remember it one way, sometimes another, but if I were to have a past, I prefer it to be, multiple choice!”
Therefore with that being said, we don't know if he really was sympathetic since we don’t know for sure if he really was a relatively normal guy who lost everything. Maybe he was evil for most of his life, maybe not.
@@drippinwet774 I think the Joker is the best thing in Harley's life; she didn't have friends and when she met the Joker, everything changed. And from the things she did for him, you can deduce that she really loved him, and even if he didn't treat her the best, I think she was happy with him.
Tamás Pákey sadly it is, I really just don’t like jokers mysterious background it doesn’t add any quality to his character like other Batman villains do...
Jeff Numbers Well I'm totally okay with the Joker's mysteroiusness, it makes him more scarier . Though I really think that this is his REAL origin story
This is not the real origin because in the film he tells batman that he remembers it one way and sometimes the other way he doesn't know if this ever really happen
Guys Joker tells three origins because the cops interviewed three different Jokers. that's the reason why he thinks he has multiple origins. And remember there are officially three Jokers. One of the mobs even say it is given to chosen people of their gang. Batman even recognizes him. And remember that Joker has three separate origins. The first one was when he tried to escape the facility. The second is when he tripped. The third is when he just wanted to end his life expecting himself to get burned up in flames (because Ace chemicals exploded) and notice each origin has a year. The first was when Ace chemicals was a new place in Gotham. The second is when Ace chemicals is basically getting old. The last is when it gets destroyed. What this long comment means is that these origins were the reason why Joker said multiple different versions.
No matter what, this will always be my canon origin story for the Joker. I remember reading The Killing Joke back in 2011 and it just resonated with me even though I hadn’t cared about or even watched anything Batman related since seeing Nolan’s Dark Knight a few years previous. I hate his new origin story in the comics with him already being a psychopathic gang leader; it doesn’t add anything to the character, if anything it makes him flat and boring.
The SNES Man It’s really pretty bad, though the story itself is okay otherwise. Basically it’s that the man who would become the Joker was the leader of the “Red Hood Gang” and was basically a thief/domestic terrorist before getting into a fight with Batman at the chemical plant. He acted a lot like the Joker from Nolan’s Dark Knight and becoming the Joker only changed his appearance not his already crazy mindset.
Good news friend that other redhood was actually someone else they retconned his origin to be multiple choice so everyone is happy, though I think of the killing joke origin as fact
I think that's what the writers wanted. They wanted us to heed to this sympathetic origin, but at the back of the mind the question remains. Was it a lie?
And I'd only that the Batman could have saved the Joker from falling down the bad of chemicals in time I don't understand why he just stood there and let him die in a way
Emperor Leachy You’re right, actually. Although in this version, it’s obvious he didn’t purposefully jump in. Even so, I’m sure Batman would still want to save someone in time even if they purposely jumped from him. And, either way, it definitely was not Batman’s fault!
It actually is Batman's greatest failure. He blames himself constantly over the course of his stories and he knows that he was responsible for the creation of the Joker.
Well, the best thing about this story is that we see/read this WHOLE backstory in the comic or film---and we start feeling sorry for the Joker to a point---and then he tells Batman the truth: "Something like that happened to me, you know. I... I'm not exactly sure what it was. Sometimes I remember it one way, sometimes another... If I'm going to have a past, I prefer it to be multiple choice! Ha ha ha!" The truth is terrifying: we don't know if ANYTHING we just saw actually happened, or if this is merely the latest way he has reinvented his past... In the end, who the Joker WAS is irrelevant. What he became is all that matters.
Damn the joker had it tough. We all complain about life and there's always someone else that has it worse. Poor joker. He lost a good loving woman. Not bad looking but most importantly; she loved him and had a child waiting. Poor man.
It looks like the movie will borrow from The Killing Joke with him being a comedian & possibly losing that job & maybe even his love interest played by Zazie Beetz and those 2 misfortunes driving him into madness & evil along with other factors including getting bullied all in one bad day presumably?
Bryce Farr The chemicals didn’t make him insane. It was the combined stress of losing his wife, unborn child, being forced to commit a heist when he didn’t want to, and finally the scarring of his face. “All it takes is one bad day to reduce the sanest man alive to lunacy. That’s how far the world is from where I am. Just one day.”
The joker movie made me realize how unfair and cruel we as whole treat and forget about the mental health once they become above age. 🥺 also it made me realize , it’s only but so much a “human “ can take before they snap - a lot of people that we call crazy or sick are that way because the society created it.
Reverse Fuhrer ledger is the beat live action joker but if u ask me both hamill and ledger r the absolute best versions of the joker in live action and animation
I like Joker's Killing Joke origin, because it shows that he wasn't always the Joker; just something drove him over the edge, and he never recovered, probably a combination of things, really, terrible childhood, loss of the only family who loved him, and brain damage from the chemical bath. I can buy that that combo created a man who no longer wanted to live, and to get people to kill him, he started committing heinous acts. I can also buy that brain damage from the chemical spill gave him sort of a psychosis.
The thing about The Joker Is he is consoling remembering his life differently. This is just one of many different ways he remembers his life before he was the Joker. I think the chemicals didn't just drive me insane and Alternate appearance but screwed with his memory so it's constantly jumping like a scratched up vinyl record.
Joker wasn't actually telling his story.. These are possibilities that may have caused his madness before falling into the chemical..how the joker mind is, you'll never know whats actually real when it comes too stories, all real Batman fans are aware of this.. Its a psychological game of the minds between chao and order, and in the end of the killing joke batman has proven to joker that he was crazy from the start so even the possibility are vivid imaginations
He has had multiple different origins I feel like that is more because he has gone so crazy that even he doesn't really remember what made him like this
@@blazine1596 the chemicals didn't make him crazy.The stress of losing his wife, unborn child, beeing forced to do the heist on the same day he lost his family, beeing in a terrible financial state combined with him beeing physically scared after he fell in the chemicals made him go insane.
I don't think he was crazy before falling into the chemicals he actually got scared of dying to batman and ran for his life plus when his wife died he looked like he didn't care much and just went along with the heist anyway
@Ali Shabbiri that was not Heath's quote. Have you literally seen the dark knight. There is no single dialogue than this. Meme makers put joker's face and add many quotes there that doesnt mean Heath made it. Anyway Heath is not writing the dialogue and comparing him with MLK😂😂😂😂
Poor guy. He lost everything he loved. Those laughs were really meant to be tears. He just had no choice but to forcefully laugh instead of being in tears. Fuck.
joker manages to tell a very empathetic sad story of his life and make us feel pitiful . and laughs saying he remembers it all wrong and forgot his past. a guy who can tell a sad story and make us feel only to fool and laugh at..that's completely psychic...kudos to writers out there.
I respectfully disagree; I find it scarier when the story is told from the hero's perspective, so that the villain and his actions are revealed bit by bit, getting worse and worse each time, like a ghost story.
A man who only love his wife and his unborn baby so they live happy ending, but most ending not sunshine, only blood, chaos danmed and laugh.....what kind of villian we become or...what kind of monster to be superhero
*"If I'm going to have a past, I prefer it to be multiple choice."* This sentence just proves that the Joker can be many, or have many origins. Regardless of whether he's been a common man, a good man, or a ruthless criminal before, he's always going to be a monster to show up in Gotham.
Joker keeps trying to prove that maniacs are made (not in childhood but in a full grown adult), but they're not. He had a bad day, so do many. He was already a sociopath and just needed "a little push".
This has been written and directed by a person who has never been in love or relationship. No one gets over the death or abandonment of their loved one that fast. I speak by experience
Alan Moore is a flawed writer because he lacks logos But many claim he is the best writer. Entertainment is all about lying the truth is too offensive for the establishment. Then again popular consensus is joker probably lied Jim Gordon doesn't break and that was the point of the book all along and joker didn't have the mental strength
Joker is an unreliable narrator. He's insane. The killing joke is the closest origin we have before. Now, we have Joaquin's Joker. Another vague origin. I love all of them except Leto's. I hope someone can travel back in time and delete Leto's Joker. 🤣
The origin of Joker is a mystery. In the Killing Joke we see a story that might be his life before he became the Prince of Crime. But he admits that he remembers it differently each time, or that he doesn't remember it at all, depending on the day. The stories in the movies, comics and animated series are all offered differently - but all alude to a tragic past. From being abused by his father, (The Dark Knight) to probably being bullied (House of Hush) and to trying to to steal a million dollars from Ace Chemicals to support his wife and unborn child. (The Killing Joke)
Well there’s 3 jokers But *All it takes is one bad day* You see Batman and Joker aren’t so different *Two friends in the same stitch* agent of chaos and agent of Order They just go by it in the opposite ways
This actually was the Joker’s origin story. I feel bad for him. Poor guy wanted to live his dream, give his wife the life she deserved and a beautiful future for his child. Sad how a disgrace of a world can push a man over the edge, just for a monster to return....and blame them for being that way..
Jokers logic ( I think ): I’m tired of being depressed, sad, and losing the things and people I love. Maybe if I don’t care for ANYONE and laugh instead of cry, I won’t feel like that anymore. I think that’s also why the joker doesn’t really fear death or get attached to anyone ( harly is questionable) Also: what if “ you wanna know how I got these scars?” Is also referring to his mental state After all..... ( feels ahead maybe ) Bandages don’t heal scars
Fun Fact about Joker: Once, Raven tried to cloud Joker's mind with his worst fears, but it backfired, as he finds his worst fears funny.
Toni Rose Valentino From my understanding that only applies to Joaquin’s Joker, it probably doesn’t apply to this Joker
Then his whole character makes no sense how can someone find everything funny
@@JAF451 idk, it was just a random fact I found
what about the arkham knight's joker reaction to the fear substance of scarecrow? his biggest fear was to be forgotten
@@just__ant_ well The Joker Raven thing I'm sure was in some sort of comic where they met, and since comics and games can be different, well....yeah
Joker is the type of person who can pass the lie detector test without saying any truth
So most people? The joker definitely isn't most people
Mr. J wow you’re right
@@thewarriorrlsh well he should be able to do what most people can do
@@thebloocat true but he makes it sound like beating a lie detector is impressive it's actually a simple process you need to keep your heart rate down and stay calm
@@thewarriorrlsh Joker has been able to beat the Lasso of Truth though
Joker was forced to commit crimes by mario and Luigi
Lmao 😂😆😁
More like Wario and Waluigi
😂
LOL 😂😂😂😂😂😂
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This man just lost everything, his wife, his child, his job, he has nothing. He became a victim towards a cruel madness which is heartbreaking and the scary thing is that it can happen to anyone.
He even lost what made him look normal, his human face (well at least in this story)
What did you think about the new movie?
That is what we need, we don't need a Batman, we need a Joker who can shake this whole system...
Just one bad day can drive the Sanest man alive to be crazy, just...one...bad...day
Wait til you see the new joker movie...
All it takes is one bad day.....
To reduce the sanest man to lunacy
To want to become a villain and inherit the name Joker
For someone to go insane -Gotham
Too be a legendary super villian
And one bad joke, but knowing the Joker he has that in spades.
look at the joker's eyes when he was still a sane human. innocent just like shaggy from scooby doo
Hahahaha
sotrutho
I don't want to think about shaggy going bad
Lord Shaggy the destroyer of worlds?
@@johnwall2889 XDDD
Lol the joker isn't insane that's his greatest secret. He's actually "super sane" he's written as a character who's aware that he's a character in a comic book. He knows that nothing he does really matters and the reason he laughs at Batman is because Batman takes himself seriously thinking he's fighting crime when in fact he's just another character, and because the joker knows that no matter what he does he won't actually die for good or get the death penalty but Batman who's supposed to be the world's smartest detective can't figure it out hence why the joker laughs=The killing joke.
"I used to think my life was a tragedy but now I realize it's comedy."
Rorschach It’s weird coming from an insane vigilante.
all it takes is one bad day
Actually it’s a Joke but we’ll get to that later
@@dweetsauce8513 Roarshach isnt insane. Hes a hero
legokingiscool He is insane. Doesn’t mean he isn’t a hero.
"If I'm going to have a past, I prefer it to be multiple choice." -Joker
The Antagonist That’s the thing. This is the one story he doesn’t tell people. It’s the one joke he keeps in his head because he knows that if he says it out loud, it’s not funny anymore
@@Crescentknight8189 it might not be the real one
that's the beauty and horror of Joker we don't know anything about him only lies and half truths
@@animefan2454 While this origin may not be true, I do think something tragic really did happen to the character. He was pretty sincere when he told Batman, ''No, I'm sorry but no. It's too late for that, far too late.'' when Batman tried reaching out to him to help rehabilitate him.
I hated Jeff John's three joker story. The idea of Batman figuring out the joker identity one week after he first met him really loves me the wrong way it destroys the very thing that makes the joker. The thing about the joker with Batman is out of all of Batman detective skills he cannot figure out who the joker is background or personal identity. This is why i like the red hood storyline. The joker kills the original Red Hood and take over his identity several months even to one year before falling into the vats of chemicals.
Give a man a mask
And He'll Become his true self
this one is deep i took a screenshot. its so true tho thats why they got masquerade parties
Anonymity is a powerful thing.
One of the 5 buffers for bad behavior.
@friggyk ay wood laik 2 no 2
@@damobeck1 what are the other ones?
Antonio Nicolas literally just took a screenshot right before I read your comment 🤣
is it bad i feel bad for the joker
blastphamoushd squad not at all
Of course not.........you're feeling him, and that's human.
The origin in this video is actually only one of multiple ways Joker remembers who he was. Remember when he said: “Sometimes I remember it one way, sometimes another, but if I were to have a past, I prefer it to be, multiple choice!”
Therefore with that being said, we don't know if he really was sympathetic since we don’t know for sure if he really was a relatively normal guy who lost everything. Maybe he was evil for most of his life, maybe not.
Tedd NG what if some of us aren’t human? Plus, Big J doesn’t deserve that. He ain’t even a real boi himself!
His voice when he cried sounded like Joaquin Phoenix's voice..
Especially when says "I can't support you"
That's what I was thinking
Dame the joker is creepy but also so mysterious best villain ever made
👩👧👦
payback for people taking advantage of the good-willed...and "criminals taking advantage of the understanding"
The Joker treats Harley the worst because he truly believes she deserves better. She understands and embraces him all the same.
@@drippinwet774 I think the Joker is the best thing in Harley's life; she didn't have friends and when she met the Joker, everything changed. And from the things she did for him, you can deduce that she really loved him, and even if he didn't treat her the best, I think she was happy with him.
He and darthvader are something else
This is heartbreaking...
Exactly, just wait til Harley Quinn figures that out in my take on "the Killing Joke"
Your heartbreakin !
@@weyweywey5131 no he's not
@@damianprock1650 He referenced keanu reeves...
@@saymyname2896 it wasn't a very good one, I thought Tedd NG touched on a vital issue
Best Supervillain Origin Story. Hands Down. I wished That The Killing Joke's Joke origin was Joker's Real Origin Though...
Jeff Numbers Hi bud ! I really think that this is his real origin story, shame is............... it could be another fake origin story
Tamás Pákey sadly it is, I really just don’t like jokers mysterious background it doesn’t add any quality to his character like other Batman villains do...
Jeff Numbers Well I'm totally okay with the Joker's mysteroiusness, it makes him more scarier . Though I really think that this is his REAL origin story
Tamás Pákey well to me it doesn’t it just makes him look...How so I put this...Boring...
Jeff Numbers Yeah it kinda is at the end . Do you still remember MY Gotham Joker origin story ?
Take away a mans only child and you truly given him nothing to lose
Yeah , not to mention it wasn't even born yet .
He probably wasn't meant to have a son 👶
@V Nha damn thats deep n dark
How did he lost his wife?
@@puncake8945 baby bottle heater, electrical shortage, and ZAP! She got electrocuted... ;
Did you get that from zombieland
2:21 “You’re good in the sack” I see why Harley loves Joker.
its really a kidnaping disorder but that could be a reason if you think about it like that
That's not Harley Quinn 🤦
@@swarz08 I meant that given Joker’s wife says Joker is good in the sack, Joker must be talented enough for any woman, including Harley
Oh, sorry then.
When a really good guy turns bad even the devil shivers
Thats some hardcore poetry
Beastgame8 It’s crazy how accurate you are
Not really. Lucifer can make him sane again and take away his life.
Gang weeding
Many people tend to forget that Satan used to be an angel
“They Laugh At me Because I'm Different. I laugh At Then Because The're all the same”
― The Joker - Heath Ledger
I don't think he ever actually said that.
Brian G. That doesn’t stop millions of neck beards from sharing it on their Facebook pages lol.
@@JeepersCreepers12 lol HAHAHAAH
Kurt Cobain is the one who said that
Giomarc Guibao
He never said that.
This is not the real origin because in the film he tells batman that he remembers it one way and sometimes the other way he doesn't know if this ever really happen
Depressed Millennial I know but some times he remembers going insane multiple ways
It is the most official origin
Guys Joker tells three origins because the cops interviewed three different Jokers. that's the reason why he thinks he has multiple origins. And remember there are officially three Jokers. One of the mobs even say it is given to chosen people of their gang. Batman even recognizes him. And remember that Joker has three separate origins. The first one was when he tried to escape the facility. The second is when he tripped. The third is when he just wanted to end his life expecting himself to get burned up in flames (because Ace chemicals exploded) and notice each origin has a year. The first was when Ace chemicals was a new place in Gotham. The second is when Ace chemicals is basically getting old. The last is when it gets destroyed. What this long comment means is that these origins were the reason why Joker said multiple different versions.
@Charlie Miller This isnt 100% real past his mind constantly changes his memory
its not canon but I consider it to be
That’s why Edna mode said no capes
Society is enough to make villains
Read about Diógenes and antistenes 737
The real villain in this story is society
Prime Gaming gamers rise up
Prime Gaming we live in a society
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No matter what, this will always be my canon origin story for the Joker. I remember reading The Killing Joke back in 2011 and it just resonated with me even though I hadn’t cared about or even watched anything Batman related since seeing Nolan’s Dark Knight a few years previous.
I hate his new origin story in the comics with him already being a psychopathic gang leader; it doesn’t add anything to the character, if anything it makes him flat and boring.
The SNES Man It’s really pretty bad, though the story itself is okay otherwise. Basically it’s that the man who would become the Joker was the leader of the “Red Hood Gang” and was basically a thief/domestic terrorist before getting into a fight with Batman at the chemical plant.
He acted a lot like the Joker from Nolan’s Dark Knight and becoming the Joker only changed his appearance not his already crazy mindset.
watch gotham
Good news friend that other redhood was actually someone else they retconned his origin to be multiple choice so everyone is happy, though I think of the killing joke origin as fact
Same
28 k yeah but Jerome/Jeremiah aren’t the joker
When I first saw this comic book, I thought that this is real origin. Even though his origin is still unknown, I'm still stick to this origin.
Patrick Shore me too. I never liked the jokers mysterious background.
Patrick Shore it kinda is
Well, he was the Red Hood in the New 52.
This was his real origin
I think that's what the writers wanted. They wanted us to heed to this sympathetic origin, but at the back of the mind the question remains.
Was it a lie?
And I'd only that the Batman could have saved the Joker from falling down the bad of chemicals in time I don't understand why he just stood there and let him die in a way
He realised his hand smelled of sperm
Maybe he's the reason Batman now carries some gear that catch people now. He failed to save someone, especially since it was more of his fault :(
Emperor Leachy You’re right, actually. Although in this version, it’s obvious he didn’t purposefully jump in. Even so, I’m sure Batman would still want to save someone in time even if they purposely jumped from him. And, either way, it definitely was not Batman’s fault!
It actually is Batman's greatest failure. He blames himself constantly over the course of his stories and he knows that he was responsible for the creation of the Joker.
@Emperor Leachy That's not official though. There is no official origin
the joker's story proves that pain changes people.
Well, the best thing about this story is that we see/read this WHOLE backstory in the comic or film---and we start feeling sorry for the Joker to a point---and then he tells Batman the truth:
"Something like that happened to me, you know. I... I'm not exactly sure what it was. Sometimes I remember it one way, sometimes another... If I'm going to have a past, I prefer it to be multiple choice! Ha ha ha!"
The truth is terrifying: we don't know if ANYTHING we just saw actually happened, or if this is merely the latest way he has reinvented his past...
In the end, who the Joker WAS is irrelevant. What he became is all that matters.
Yes he became worse.
Name of the movie please
@@CharanKumarGR the killing joke
Joker's backstory is very sad, you can't help but feel sympathetic for him.
Damn the joker had it tough. We all complain about life and there's always someone else that has it worse. Poor joker. He lost a good loving woman. Not bad looking but most importantly; she loved him and had a child waiting. Poor man.
All it needs is one bad day....
Can't blame him.
Y’all_know Nothin somebody accidentally killing their Minecraft dog
Y’all_know Nothin it hurts
Sounds like Keanu Reeves
I am here after Watching New Joker Teaser Trailer
It looks like the movie will borrow from The Killing Joke with him being a comedian & possibly losing that job & maybe even his love interest played by Zazie Beetz and those 2 misfortunes driving him into madness & evil along with other factors including getting bullied all in one bad day presumably?
Me too
no im here from the J teaser
Name of the movie please
So do you believe that everyone has a Breaking point?!
Yo wtf is grandpa max doing with the joker
This is what I'm talking about 😂
Your profile picture that’s what he’s doing
I think Its more the mafia mario
Dude that’s guys Fred tatasciore dude.
Wait you noticed that too !!! ??!
"You're good in the sack, and you make me laugh" now I know what harley never leaves him 😂😂😂
If ya think about it joker really has it bad u got feel kinda bad
Well joker became insane by falling in chemicals
Bryce Farr The chemicals didn’t make him insane. It was the combined stress of losing his wife, unborn child, being forced to commit a heist when he didn’t want to, and finally the scarring of his face.
“All it takes is one bad day to reduce the sanest man alive to lunacy. That’s how far the world is from where I am. Just one day.”
@@KaptainOW dang never thought of it that way
Duuuuhhhh
In one bad day the Joker lost everything and his mind
The joker movie made me realize how unfair and cruel we as whole treat and forget about the mental health once they become above age. 🥺 also it made me realize , it’s only but so much a “human “ can take before they snap - a lot of people that we call crazy or sick are that way because the society created it.
Who is here after seeing joker movie?
Aye, ME!
The relationship between him and his wife somehow reminded me of Anakin Skywalker and Padmé Amidala
(5:42 until end) One reason makes Hamill loves his work so much here.
This Mark Hamill Joker was the literal best animated Joker, maybe tied with John DiMaggio.
@Static Gaming nah. Heath is better.
Reverse Fuhrer ledger is the beat live action joker but if u ask me both hamill and ledger r the absolute best versions of the joker in live action and animation
@ShadowNny jack Nicholson s joker was bum
Poor guy. My heart truly goes out to this version of the Joker
I like Joker's Killing Joke origin, because it shows that he wasn't always the Joker; just something drove him over the edge, and he never recovered, probably a combination of things, really, terrible childhood, loss of the only family who loved him, and brain damage from the chemical bath. I can buy that that combo created a man who no longer wanted to live, and to get people to kill him, he started committing heinous acts. I can also buy that brain damage from the chemical spill gave him sort of a psychosis.
The thing about The Joker Is he is consoling remembering his life differently. This is just one of many different ways he remembers his life before he was the Joker. I think the chemicals didn't just drive me insane and Alternate appearance but screwed with his memory so it's constantly jumping like a scratched up vinyl record.
Exactly
@Cú Fiáin no
F*ck three jokers
It doesnt even explain the story of the other two
Joker wasn't actually telling his story.. These are possibilities that may have caused his madness before falling into the chemical..how the joker mind is, you'll never know whats actually real when it comes too stories, all real Batman fans are aware of this.. Its a psychological game of the minds between chao and order, and in the end of the killing joke batman has proven to joker that he was crazy from the start so even the possibility are vivid imaginations
Aha-Edohi Squires facts
Broke: This is the Joker's canon origin!
Woke: Joker's origin story doesn't matter
Anyone can be a Joker and thus his origin story doesn't have to be consistent?
He has had multiple different origins I feel like that is more because he has gone so crazy that even he doesn't really remember what made him like this
5:27 he had enough time to grapple him away from that pit of acid
Batsy whatcha doin
Actually it makes me feel kinda sad anyone in this world might become the joker
Robert Univers I think about that a lot someone just becoming a psychopathic killer all because of one bad day the shit sounds terrifying.
I don't think he wanted to be a psycho killer i mean the chemical made him crazy
@@mrfanboy2482 you mean sociopath.
@@blazine1596 the chemicals didn't make him crazy.The stress of losing his wife, unborn child, beeing forced to do the heist on the same day he lost his family, beeing in a terrible financial state combined with him beeing physically scared after he fell in the chemicals made him go insane.
I don't think he was crazy before falling into the chemicals he actually got scared of dying to batman and ran for his life plus when his wife died he looked like he didn't care much and just went along with the heist anyway
This must be the origin story of Joaquin Phoenix's Joker
True, except Batman most likely won’t be in the movie sadly as Thomas Wayne will be around when Arthur Fleck becomes Joker.
@@TheBlackLodger there will be bruce wayne but as a child. Search for the cast of the movie
Bruce Wayne is the boy behind the gate Joker puts a smile on his face.
His origin is he goes crazy from society
The Black Lodger Bruce Wayne, Thomas Wayne and Wayne enterprises will all be in the movie
Joker said it himself his life is multiple choice
Who’s here after watching Joker (2019) ?
Chinmay K me
Me too
Who's here after reading Batman: Three Joker #3?
It scares me that Joker's wife in this movie looks awfully a lot like Barbara's appearance.
This is the best origin story.And Mark Hamill is the best.
“Smile, because it confuses people. Smile, because it's easier than explaining what is killing you inside.”
― The Joker - Heath Ledger
Man you cringy
Giomarc Guibao he never said that
Cringe.
You took that from badass quotes
@Ali Shabbiri that was not Heath's quote. Have you literally seen the dark knight. There is no single dialogue than this. Meme makers put joker's face and add many quotes there that doesnt mean Heath made it. Anyway Heath is not writing the dialogue and comparing him with MLK😂😂😂😂
Poor guy. He lost everything he loved. Those laughs were really meant to be tears. He just had no choice but to forcefully laugh instead of being in tears. Fuck.
Weird sometimes Joker is funny
“Your great in the sack” that was unexpected 😂
I can’t imagine what happened to those two gangsters after joker was born….
I don’t think joker needs a backstory. He’s more of an idea. An agent of chaos.
He does
joker manages to tell a very empathetic sad story of his life and make us feel pitiful . and laughs saying he remembers it all wrong and forgot his past. a guy who can tell a sad story and make us feel only to fool and laugh at..that's completely psychic...kudos to writers out there.
He sounds like both mark Hamill, and Joaquin Phoenix at the same time
Its the real joker origins
Hes the red hood
Was redhood Jason Todd is red hood now
@One Happy Boi true
Interesting.
@@patriot17764th Exactly
And obviously the wife s' death was never an accident
How so?
@Y’all_know Nothin at a loss for words?
Notice is heartless stare as the joker received the bad news
Better than “u wanna know how I got these scars?”
Well yea for the animate series, ether way the batman the dark night was verry good
@@xzraiderzx308 I honestly preferred that he was a total mystery like the universe just spit him up as an answer to Batman
I'm glad a backstory to the Joker is shown. Christopher Nolan should've done this too.
I respectfully disagree; I find it scarier when the story is told from the hero's perspective, so that the villain and his actions are revealed bit by bit, getting worse and worse each time, like a ghost story.
A villain is simply a person who's story wasn't told
Anyone here after the lateat joker trailer
I'm here after J's trailer
lm here after the J teaser
Latest*
Here after movie
5:24 thats why Edna said NO CAPE
When He Said Murph That Be Robo Cop Before He Was A Robot
Is that also Mark doing his voice before he’s the Joker?
Yes
“ All I have are negative thoughts “
Smile, because it confuses people. Smile, because it’s easier than explaining what is killing you inside.”
If this is Joker's real backstory, all i have to say is that it's pretty believable
You can't help but feel sorry for him
Good in the sack confirmed
0:24 "not anymore"
A man who only love his wife and his unborn baby so they live happy ending, but most ending not sunshine, only blood, chaos danmed and laugh.....what kind of villian we become or...what kind of monster to be superhero
“I hope my death makes more cents than my life.”
Takes on a whole new meaning with this down on his luck joker.
Smile because it confuses people. Smile becuase it's easier than explaining what's killing you inside.
_The Joker
Sometimes he remembers it one way sometimes he remembers it another if he's going to have a past he prefers multiple choice
*"If I'm going to have a past, I prefer it to be multiple choice."*
This sentence just proves that the Joker can be many, or have many origins. Regardless of whether he's been a common man, a good man, or a ruthless criminal before, he's always going to be a monster to show up in Gotham.
Joker keeps trying to prove that maniacs are made (not in childhood but in a full grown adult), but they're not. He had a bad day, so do many. He was already a sociopath and just needed "a little push".
“If I'm going to have a past, I prefer it to be multiple choice!”
I actually like this story of how the Joker came into being.
This has been written and directed by a person who has never been in love or relationship. No one gets over the death or abandonment of their loved one that fast.
I speak by experience
Alan Moore is a flawed writer because he lacks logos
But many claim he is the best writer.
Entertainment is all about lying the truth is too offensive for the establishment.
Then again popular consensus is joker probably lied Jim Gordon doesn't break and that was the point of the book all along and joker didn't have the mental strength
you did not understand anything
@@omiorahman6283 he never got over it
I don't think you can turn to the level of mad Joker is, just so easily.
I felt so sorry for him. He was trying to support his family even had a dream of making a better life for his wife. ;.;
Turns out his wife is alive and she's hiding from him.
Is it bad that I'm literally sobbing and I have a real attachment to the Joker?
The story of Joker makes me.. feel bad for him
Love you joker
According to this, Joker has a kid running around here somewhere
And on that day the iconic laugh belonging to the legendary Mark Hamil was forever embedded into our minds that laugh become the true Joker’s laugh.
Joker is an unreliable narrator. He's insane.
The killing joke is the closest origin we have before.
Now, we have Joaquin's Joker. Another vague origin.
I love all of them except Leto's. I hope someone can travel back in time and delete Leto's Joker. 🤣
If you didnt have any one joker they're all different personification of joker as a character and role
The origin of Joker is a mystery. In the Killing Joke we see a story that might be his life before he became the Prince of Crime.
But he admits that he remembers it differently each time, or that he doesn't remember it at all, depending on the day.
The stories in the movies, comics and animated series are all offered differently - but all alude to a tragic past.
From being abused by his father, (The Dark Knight) to probably being bullied (House of Hush) and to trying to to steal a million dollars from Ace Chemicals to support his wife and unborn child. (The Killing Joke)
That look, on his face at the end as he looks at the fortune teller lady statue, tells you he misses his wife and unborn child.
I shouldn’t feel bad for Joker but part of me does.
Well there’s 3 jokers
But *All it takes is one bad day*
You see Batman and Joker aren’t so different *Two friends in the same stitch* agent of chaos and agent of Order
They just go by it in the opposite ways
I read the comic of this and was surprised how the joker became
I can't *not* feel sorry for him, the man lost both his wife and his child at the same time..
This actually was the Joker’s origin story. I feel bad for him. Poor guy wanted to live his dream, give his wife the life she deserved and a beautiful future for his child. Sad how a disgrace of a world can push a man over the edge, just for a monster to return....and blame them for being that way..
This is the thing, Joaquin's voice, really reminded me of Mark's. One of the many reasons I enjoyed it
Jokers logic ( I think ): I’m tired of being depressed, sad, and losing the things and people I love. Maybe if I don’t care for ANYONE and laugh instead of cry, I won’t feel like that anymore.
I think that’s also why the joker doesn’t really fear death or get attached to anyone ( harly is questionable)
Also: what if “ you wanna know how I got these scars?” Is also referring to his mental state
After all..... ( feels ahead maybe )
Bandages don’t heal scars
You fear what you dont understand, and that's the joker.
Best character ever created