Terrified Scarecrow Scene from BTAS
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- Опубликовано: 29 июл 2011
- From the BTAS episode "Lock up" I couldnt find this scene anywhere on RUclips so i posted it myself. =3
Ive never seen Scarecrow look and act so damn scared. its almost morbidly cute.
I DO NOT OWN THESE CHARACTERS OR THIS VIDEO 
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"I wasn't even going back to crime"
Has costume on.
My man's gotta wear his threads
@@IsaacCollector hay*
His costume is probably the only other clothes he has that isn't Asylum apparel. I'd leave in it too if a screwed up guard makes me not want to wear my straightjacket. We don't know what he was going to do after he got home, maybe he was going to go straight.
All the other kids with their pumped up kicks better run better run faster than my bullet
While these guys are mentally ill so I wouldn't put it past him to think that's part of his identity the Scarecrow
When you watch as a kid, Scarecrow being in his costume seems contradictory. However, when you get older you realize that the costume actually serves as a psychological security blanket to make Crane feel safer. Just having something to hide himself away with makes him feel the slightest bit of comfort.
I couldn't agree more! This makes so much more sense then what I originally had thought. Crane's whole character and concept as well as his origins always gets me hooked up as I continue to read more about him.
Can relate.
What is contradictory? Dr Crane like to make people face their own fears and he wore a scarecrow costume, this is fitting, real scarecrows are off-puting more often than not. I really don't get your point here...
@@BGatts666 Jonathan stated that he was being bullied by that Security Guard. Sure in a way Jonathan was getting a taste of his own medicine, but thats no excuse to be a big bully.
Tss, maybe you're the psycho psychologist here. Tff dunno I'm just riffin
That moment when you actually find yourself feeling sorry for Scarecrow...
Coral Roper A guy who exposes people to a gas that causes them to see hallucinations of their worst fears unrtil they're driven insane or they die deserves no sympathy.
Xehanort10 Ouch
+Xehanort10 scarecrow is the purest form of innocence and preciousness this is absolutely ridiculous
ᴛʜᴇ ℭᴀᴛ ☽ A Scarecrow fangirl I presume.
Xehanort10 lmao
I love how shocked Batman & Robin were too when watching this like "Wow, Crane is a nuisance, and I scared him more times it's a broken record but even HE doesn't deserve this."
Same
Nah. He does. This is the same dude who thought it would be a good idea to risk killing a whole city with fear water just to experiment on them. Bolton is wrong, but I don't give a fuck about Crane or the others suddenly being scared now that it's their ass on the line. Where was that care for human life when you were the one fucking with it? Oh right, it doesn't matter as long as it's not you.
Probably the only Batman villain I wouldn't mind seeing under Bolton's care is the Joker.
Don't forget Bane
Dude, Joker would just bust out and then kill him when he went back to his house.
I think Joker would have a hoot with him.
CynderSpirit Dragon Eh, Bane’s nicer than Joker.
I wonder how Bolton would fare against Croc or Twoface.
There's a difference between doing your job and abusing your control
What he forgets is that half of these inmates were once fully functioning people who fell down a wrong path or suffered severe mental health issues but never realized it.
Harley Quinn, brilliant at what she did and was actually eager to understand the criminal mind. Trying to figure out the joker, but fell prey to his tricks and was mentally snapped. However, its shown in many forms of media that she is still intelligent, but her childish persona often hides that.
Mad Hatter, was a great tech scientist inventor. As shown by how he used a headpiece to control mice in hopes of further advancing that technology for good. He had a strong love of fantasy literature, in particular alice in wonderland.
he fell for an amazing young woman whom he felt was underappreciated by her boyfriend. But when he was scared of losing her he lost control and went about the wrong methods.
Slowly his mind snapped and he could not see the darkness in his methods
Poison Ivy, an eco warrior and botanist. A lover of plants and a protector of the planet, she wants so badly to preserve species and protect plants. Due to what happened to her she understands plants and what they feel and think. She has a connection to them. In her mind, she is doing what she feels is best for the earth.
Sure these people are insane and criminals. they have done bad but many of them work on their own moral compass or are unaware of how their actions can be perceived as bad. While this guy clumps them all together as animals.
he doesn't care how to heal or help them, he cares about adding a new punching bag to the endless zoo of inmates
@Joker there’s having some sort of morals, even if they’re not very good, and then there’s being straight up insane
I so was waiting for your excuse for the Joker
They dont need to be healed they need to be put down once they kill
Some of the patients like the Ventriloquist can(and has) be treated, but with men like Lockup, they tend to get worse.
BM:You make a brilliant,excellent theory,point and deduction ginger psycho.😉
Imagine being so horrible that you made someone who murdered people with fear decide to not go back to crime and escape just so he can be away from you.
Maybe he just feels comfortable in it. His Scarecrow persona may be the only thing that gives him a sense of control.
Scarecrow: "Help me Batman! Don't let hm take me! I wasn't even gonna go back to crime again I swear to god"!
Batman: "SWEAR TO ME"!!!
Nice
The fact that Scarecrow's mask kind of expresses itself as though it's his actual face reflects the "real-but-also-not-quite-real" aspect of this show that makes it so fascinating to me.
this is a pretty intense episode...and Crane escaping tourture? thats ok...poor guy looked miserable...since Bolton is "Lock up" in this episode.
Bolton effectively was on his way to be one of the Villains he condemns in Arkham for... Even Dressing the part when he was Cornered.
After the inmates testified against him, I knew that Lyle Bolton was going to be a supervillain.
The mask is very important, but only because he mostly uses the gas form of the toxin. In many versions, he actually has an air cleaner in the mask, or even a gas mask build in the mask like in Arkham Asylum. :)
I feel so sorry for Jonathan :(
Same here :(
He was also abused physically, emotionally, and psychologically by his grandmother, Marion Crane.
@Josiah & Jachen ‘s Ultraverse Amen.
@Josiah & Jachen ‘s Ultraverse That his abusive childhood doesn't justify or make up for his actions.
I don’t. S©️REW JOHNATHAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
At heart, Johnathan Crane (scarecrow) was always a coward. You can look up his bio on the Batman Wiki.
Precisely! And that’s exactly why I couldn’t care less about that worthless scums miserable life much less his health and his “wElLbEiNg” since he never cares about anyone else in existence except using a massive amount of fear gas on his next victim. So yeah he can stick his needs, cares, and especially his own personal fears where it belongs….in hell!
Batman is like “you can’t hurt the villains, that’s my job!”
This is actually the point of view of the show. If Batman breaks the law to intimidate and beat criminals, then he is a superhero. But if the same thing is done by a guy who knows how to wear underwear correctly, then he is a villain.
@@ganzaqelon2336There _is_ a difference. Batman doesn't always just go in fists-blazing to his villains. He tries to talk to them and try helping them - Harley Quinn and Baby Doll are good examples.
Bolton doesn't try to help them or rehabilitate them - he hurts them even if they were trying to be good and worsen their living conditions.
@@Samuel152 His attempts to help them end in failure and the innocent residents of Gotham suffer again because the criminals have escaped. At least this guy is trying to do something, while Batman is playing cat and mouse with incorrigible psychopathic murderers.
@ganzaqelon2336 Would lyle bolton have ever... Ever helped out Arnold Wesker? Methinks not. He would have written him off as another animal as he had in this episode and kept him under such conditions that would have probably driven him to snap further.
This is what I like about Batman. As Joker put it in 'The Dark Knight', "You won't kill me out of some misplaced sense of self-righteousness." He knows what's right and what's wrong. Lock-up did what was wrong, but he did it to bad people, so he thought that made it right.
I want to see a live action movie where they portray Lyle Bolton/ Lockup as the villain.
This scarecrow design is pretty versatile. He can look like the master of fear that he is, or he can look like a pitiful muppet. All depends on how the animators put it to use.
I just love 0:39 the look of concern Batman has for Scarecrow
Scarecrow, the master of fear, actually scared. For real. No gas.
This person thinks Scarecrow's mortal terror is cute...
*Shivers*
Anita W ...
Me
Superman = Good cop
Batman = Batman
Superman And Batman = Good Cop And... And Bad Cop?! No... Good Cop And Batman
It only took this scene to make me fall in love with the Scarecrow
also hey, to those of people saying its "okay" for someone like him to beat and hurt inmates, it's not. crane of all people was the most mellow compared to the other villains, and despite him being a bad guy it still isn't right for someone to abuse him, especially a man of the law. its illegal no matter what and who the person is to do something like that, even batman would agree (obviously). just because you may feel like you're in the right or you're doing good, doesn't mean you are. abusing your position can prove you to be the worse monster than you despise. it's all very unprofessional, and if you are truly doing something like that to someone then you equally need help, because you have no self control or true sense of justice.
Fuck that these folks murdered many... yep get em
Just gonna conveniently add that Crane was going to kill everyone in Gotham in BTNA, by using an Anti Fear Gas, if he didn't get paid a ransom.
Imagine calling someone like that, "mellow", that's like calling Dahmer a "nice quiet guy"
@@notapuma I’m pretty sure he was talking about this version of scarecrow in BTAS.
@@LJMaxwellDaKilla2007Z Even then the guy is extorting people by torturing them with psychological attacks, via fear gas.
That's like CIA Mind Control and Sleep deprivation tactics. Not exactly an upstanding citizen.
Also we can reasonably assume all thw crooks in Gotham have killed/assisted in killing someone (Killer Croc, Joker, Scarface, etc.), ofc, the only people you actually see visibly dead in the show (rather than implied) is Joker's smiling gas victims, when he waa trying to copyright smiling fish, and remember Harley was completely complicit with that.
They're all iredeemably evil, and a just society would've executed mass murderers like them. Not "rehabilitate" them, ie, let them out for 3 days so they can restart their murderous rampage.
I think most people who say that are looking at it through the lense of *all* the comics, games, and movies where these inmates do so, so many horrible things. But I don't blame the characters for it actually, I blame the writers for going too far.
So how many times do you think he made Crane drop the soap?
About seven
Like 3 of 4 times
chd wwk over a million (best I could think of :|)
I think seven?
Scarecrow is my favourite villain :3 when he's scared he's really cute :3
I know right?! He does look adorable when he's scared, he's my favorite too.
HiddenMistery 1000 Yes he's so cute I really love him.
scarecrow my favourite too. and I agree, he is kid a cute when he's scared XD
Him and Mad Hatter, equally adorbs!!
Same here
Batman later tells Bolton in the episode: "I've seen the way you treat your prisoners. Forgotten and scared. With no hope or compassion.
And Bolton's reply? "Could it be that you actually CARE for those creatures? You're just as crazy as they are!" That shows you just what kind of person Bolton is. He's no vilgilante. He's a sadistic asshole.
He's as much as a foil to Batman as the Joker is. Too easy to use justice as a cover up for one's own personal sadism
Harley, Crane and the Ventriloquist put it best: the dude's a worse person then they are! "Even Evil Has Standards", TV Tropes calls this.
I only have pity for the inmates of Arkham, no wonder Scarecrow was so desperate
After the inmates testified against Bolton, I knew that Lyle Bolton was going to be a supervillain.
Every one of Batman's villains hates and fears him.
But they also immediately turn to him for protection when THEY'RE the victims for once.
That batman for ya
Scarecrow was all "help me" in the end.
I might be a little late for this ( *10 years ago* ), but I recently got hooked up into BTAS Scarecrow mainly because of his character design and his voice in this series. And seeing the 'God of Fear' scared and shaking, just gives a lot more depth to his character.
When you realize that Scarecrow has not only starred down Black Lanterns (Zombified Super Heros/Villans on Ultra Crack) but tried to fuck with them so they WOULD attack him, and this dude scares him.
The only person in Arkham that does his job and people portray him as the villain, disregarding all of the suffering and pain the psychos he detains have caused to society.
Except that he used inhumane metods to do his jobs. Chaining them down at night, electrifying the doors, taking away their privelages even when they are good, doing things such as holding Scareface over termites... And given his reaction when Harley, Scarecrow and Scarface tells what he has been doing in the following scene as well as just a smile from him keeps them silent - probably a lot more. Yes, the supervillains have all caused a lot of suffering and pain - but there's probably also relatively harmless people at Arkham (given that it IS an Asylum) and not even people like the supervillains should be treated like animals. Bolton does his job, but not in a humane manner - which is why he's the villain here.
Sorry about this being very long, but I needed to say (well, type) this as your comment has been bothering me. Even before watching the episode I could tell from the way Scarecrow reacted at him that he likely had done some terrible stuff to the inmates, watching it I only got it confirmed.
YuuSainity
Making murderous psychos scared is something that has been coming to them. They deserve every little bit of torture this guy is subjecting them to. Batman is trying to inflict fear in them outside Arkham but he becomes like a challenge for them, a game where there is a boss wearing a bat costume at each of their crime. This guy is actually teaching them fear, making them realise they are not the only ones on top of the food chain. He is teaching them respect for the law in a drastic way, but how can you teach psychos who kill for fun and commit crimes for the hell of it that there are laws that people need to obey so that they can fit in with the society. The guard is showing them how it feels like on the other side - the side of their victims.
Andragorans
While I can say this point of view was not unexpected at all, I completely disagree with you. Yes, they are very dangerous and evil people, but no one deserves to be treated as sub-human. Doing that, making them feel hopeless, powerless etc. is quite possibly capable of making them even more mentally unstable in the long run and that is really not beneficial. On top of that, Bolton here would do the same to innocent people and does it during the episode (as well as attempting to kill Batman for disagreeing with his view on how his prisoners should be treated). Also, an asylum is supposed to help those who are in it to become acceptable people in society - as Arkham already is bad for that overall in structure and all - treating it's inhabitants like sub-human is certainly not helping. And I don't think his treatment was only reserved to the criminals, but even those not in the Rouges Gallery - an asylum of that size won't only hold Batmans enemies.
What I overall try to get out by this is in the long run Bolton would have done more harm than good, NO ONE - no matter what they have done - deserves being treated as sub-human, and that his treatment would not be limited to the Rouges Gallery. Bolton isn't any better the Rouges as he is willing to torture people.
So, sorry, but I cannot agree with you in any way. This is my opinion and I did not come here to disguss, merely state my view on the whole thing due to your view being disturbing to me. Some people probably will agree with you though and I can see where you are coming from there, but it feels far too much of an eye-for-an-eye thing and, well... An eye for an eye will make the world blind.
YuuSainity
Yeah, as if Arkham corrects any of the hard cases such as the Batman's well-known enemies. Arkham maybe corrects the small cases of madness, but the ones we watch like Scarecrow, Joker etc. need a different kind of treatment, a treatment they would understand, a treatment that this guard delivers and it's showing results. Do u hear what Scarecrows says: "I wasn't even going back to crime this time...". There you have it, even a hard case like him admits it. The treatment is working. Let's put this in the real world. Imagine one of these weirdos, the Joker for example, escapes Arkham. He breaks into your parents' house to make a sandwich lets say, and violently murders them for trying to stop him or even maybe just for the laughs while he is eating. After they put the Joker back into Arkham with the sissy guards (because this one is fired) he feels comfy in his own fortress while you are preaching about "An eye for an eye will make the world blind." and the of course - the Joker agrees with you. Then tell me wouldn't you want someone like this guard to "take care" of him daily for the rest of his stay in Arkham.
Andragorans
Well I'd wish him good luck going to Sweden for a sandwitch. Hell of a trip, ain't it?
As I said, I disagree completely with your view of treating criminals as sub-humans. And I'm not going to try to convince you to see it otherwise. Boltons actions and methods is frowned upon and most likely illegat at least here.
And I repeat: The other inmates of Arkham would be affected by it too, as I doubt Bolton would treat them any diffrently, making it impossible for them to recover. Also, the actual reason the villains both are incureable and escapes all the time is it wouldn't be much of a story otherwise, really. Several (including the Scarecrow) has almost reformed at times - to be thrown back due to an incident or another. I may be cynical at a regular basis and be a borderline misanthrope, I at least have a sence of human decency. And, allow me to be blunt, scare tactics function for a time but it can as quickly lose effectivity or someone can kill the person who uses them or they can end up in an accident- And then the rouges will have less mental stability than ever and he won't be there - and in a place like Gotham, well... Plus some of them would likely outlive him in terms of age as well.
But asylums, even a near worthless one like Arkham, is to help people, and attempt so even if the cases are hopeless. Not make it worse.
I will not reply further as, as I have stated earlier, I did not come to disguss anything.
When you realize despite his fear he still shields Harley during the court scene when the guard interrogated her
You know something’s/someone’s scary when even the Scarecrow is freaked
when you scare Scarecrow, your doing something right.
Lyle Bolton enforced Arkham with such ruthless measures, he striked fear into the hearts of even the most irredeemable criminals.
Until I see even the Joker intimidated by him, I'm not convinced. He just comes off as a bully picking on weaker inmates.
@kingbeef66 Probably the reason that only harley, quinn, scarecrow and scarface are seen in the episode. They're the only people that he could really bully. It subtly tells us that his actions are born of a sense of domination rather than actual protection.
After the inmates testified against him, I knew that Lyle Bolton was going to be a supervillain.
you know, i'd think after growing up with his grandmother, a guard wouldn't be so bad for Jonathan
I'd feel bad for the Arkham criminals if they didn't gave several hundred murders under their belts each
I mean i don’t think they do in this show
@@mydogghostThey can't show murder in the show, but it's mostly implied (as well as attempted murder shown many times).
My baby! :(
Oh wow....poor Jonathan Crane
The Scarecrow is telling the truth about this man... Lyle Bolton
After the inmates testified against him, I knew that Lyle Bolton was going to be a supervillain.
Welcome to Arkham Asylum, where some of the staff are just as deranged as the patients, perhaps even more so.
I love Lock-Up but it was really the Lyle scenes that sold me on this character (talking about this and the conference scene).
I genuinely think his character has waaaaay more longevity as Lyle Bolton than he does as Lock-Up, only way I see Lock-Up working is if they make it so that the public aren’t aware that Lyle is Lock-Up (which would be another neat way to mirror him and Batman). He can add some life into the staff of Arkham too, you can even keep Aaron Cash around as well if there are any die hard fans of him out there. Just be creative on the differences of their views of the patients.
A really solid and simple character who can represent people’s fear and hatred towards convicts and the mentally ill and a system that isn’t built to rehabilitate them, just keep them locked up.
It’s great, he’s a perfectly despicable character and will forever be my favourite Batman villain to write for.
If only he caught on in the comics enough to be at least a C list rogue.
Great guy, I could talk about this asshole for hours lmao
Forgot to mention that Lyle also views this abuse AS A GOOD thing. That he’s helping the innocent people of Gotham by not only ensuring they don’t escape but making them suffer for their crimes. My god what a psycho, great character.
After the inmates testified against him, I knew that Lyle Bolton was going to be a supervillain.
Oh I forgot to mention that I want to see Lyle Bolton/ Lock up come out in live action movies.
That was Bolton's problem. His job is to make sure these guys don't escape. Where was it written saying that he has to torture them on a daily basis?
That’s abuse. After the inmates testified against him, I knew that Lyle Bolton was going to be a supervillain.
When a known psychopath starts shaking in fear of someone, you know something's gotta be wrong.
Batman: I wear this costume to terrify the criminals!
Bolton: Hold my beer.
Batman, HELP HIM!!!!! THAT'S YOUR JOB!!!!!
You're supposed to feel bad for the villains in this episode. But with how much those villains hurt others and kill people, I feel they're getting what they deserve.
This is a straw man has a point situation.
Scarecrow is soo small and cute when he walks up the stairs ^^. Can't help it but i always get a sad face when watching this. :(
man it's amazing how some regular people can scare the shit out of you and even the most notorious people.
A lot of people are saying that the cop dude was right in his argument but I completely disagree, the people put in arkham aren't just put in for their crimes but because they are mentally unstable. If they were supposed to be tortured they would have given them death row or life in prison but because its not in their control they get sent to an asylum where they get help they need. The only thing I agree with is that the police should keep better guard and they should update the asylum if the inmates keep escaping.
Nightcore Anthems well im not saying i disagreed with you but he sure did make scarecrow to think twice in his life to become a better person, i remember back in the old days parent will send their kids to this trip/tour to some kind of jail or prison. So pretty much scaring them not to be a criminal or ur gonna end up being in jail getting rape stab etc.
I'LL SAVE HIM!
When Scarecrow gets scared of a man who is more scary than the Bat, we really need to be scared.
the poor thing!
I'm sorry and just an opinion but I don't really think Lyle Bolton is kind of wrong for what he is doing and I get his way is not "reforming," criminals and is very violent.. but can these criminals really even be reformed and even if so, is the countless of murders they committed even forgivable. That's why I'm on a grayscale with he is doing because he's not too in the wrong.
Like these villains with batman, honestly don't suffer enough. They literally play with batman like a game and the fact that scarecrow legit admitted he'd never commit crime again.. and I get they have a sad backstory but still they commit crimes, not one or two or three but many countless of murders and twisted crimes.
Harley Quinn herself is the biggest example for me because I get she was in an abusive relationship but I will never feel that much bad for her because of the countless people she brutally murdered. Like yeah, she had a tough relationship but like she still killed children, women and recieves some sympathy act. So maybe fear is the answer to keep them from committing these crimes. I'm not mad at Bolton for giving them hell.. I'm just not, lmfao
Did she kill anyone in this show? Like universe matters
It says something that scarecrow is less scared of Batman than the warden in this situation.
This episode makes it clear that this guy is making the criminals and crazies *worse.* I admit Arkham is cartoonishly easy to get out of, but the position of this Batman show is that criminal justice needs to be more about rehabilitation than punishment. Arkham's ineffectiveness is more an issue of "well, if we locked everyone up forever we'd have no show."
I hate that guy so much. Look nobody messes with my man scarecrow. You don't need to beat up on others who aren't even half your size. And if you enjoy it like that, then maybe he should check into the asylum to get help.
This early 90s version of Scarecrow is SOOOO different from the late 90s version. In the late 90s version he is real huge and really emotionless. He's pretty adorable and tiny in this version, too cute, he's just damn adorable, which is why they changed him completely.
Breannamation Nation you mean the TNBA one right? yeah, THAT one was badass! he actually looked scary
justinjacques766
Yeah, people took the word 'Scarecrow' literally. They finally figured out they didn't have to in the late 90s.
Oraisia Tate me to that smile on that guys face clearly showed how much he enjoyed tourting the poor guy I mean come on doing your job is one thing what tha mainaic of a guard did was crossing the line
Iconic villain scarecrow🎉❤🎉❤
Can I give Scarecrow a hug? :(
This was a super badass Batman animated series Villain!!!!!! I don't understand why they don't ever resurrect this character!!! Especially now he would be topical for police brutality being a hot button issue in America!!!! I absolutely loved lock up as a villain because growing up in the ghetto back in the 90s I really found the terror and fear of police brutality as a very real thing
I think Lockup would do well in the coming new animated series?
This is what scared straight was for me when I was a kid
Thanks for the info man.
yes, when they revamped it, they recast Jeffery Combs as Scarecrow
FREE MY MAN SCARECROW
Poor Scarecrow, he's gonna toss his salad or gonna have some stuffin in his muffin, either way.
Kinda interesting how in Harley’s holiday when he’s brought in without his mask, but here the scarecrow is brought in in full costume almost like to symbolize he’s trying to hide from Bolton
i just kept saying "Oh jon, you're lying, he's lying," i prefer emotionless scareless scarecrow
You would love Arkham Knight then... I think you would.
No, nothing rapey about this scene at all. Nope.
It's amazing how this show hit on so much that is actually wrong in real life as well.
Inmate abuse is real and a real problem among jails, prisons and asylums. Especially in the states.
If even the scarecrow is afraid.
You should as well.
I'm supposed to feel sorry for the murderers & terrorists because the asylum finally hired a guy that's trying to do his job properly? no way. Scarecrow even says he (supposedly) wasn't going back to crime because of this guy so I'd say his methods are working perfectly. Lyle Bolton was 100% right.
Pretty sure it wasn’t in his contract to torture them the dude isn’t better.
@@mydogghost Murderers & terrorists don't like being afraid? oh boo hoo. I wonder if the citizens they harmed or killed felt the same way.......
@@Archedgar your do realize that in this series most these guy haven’t even killed someone also. There are scenes showing some of them can go back to society. Like the episode Harley’s holiday
@@mydogghost Nope. Don't care for more of your excuses defending murderers & terrorists. You are as vile as they are.
Dismissed.
@@mydogghost Scarecrow has canonically killed plenty of people in all continuities, it's part of his character..... and he severely harmed many more. Don't be a joke, adolf.
Wow when the Scarecrow a master of fear is scared of him.. then you know he is really that bad!
GREAT episode! 👏 To have Scarecrow himself being scared of THIS guy? 😆
Gotta appreciate the ballsiness of the 90's animators. To make a prison rape innuendo subtle enough to get it past censors and still leave it incredibly creepy.
i-…..i dont think that was the intention
My mother language is not english but where is the rape joke it have to be with that smile at 0:44?
I don't get why people feel sorry for Scarecrow, he's getting exactly what he deserves
No
@Rainbow Chaos & Acid Chaos Yeah, re-education on how to escape the damn asylum and create an even larger death toll.
It’s just a theory but ppl think that the guard raped him and that’s why he was so scared
Guard: Guess what time it is...A QUARTER PAST RAPE!!!
Scarecrow: OH NO, MY INNOCENCE!!!
Sounds to me like a man who’s doing a damn good job. Lol
Too good, lol.
Abusing the mentally ill is bad actually
@@professorpengu502 Scarecrow isn't mentally ill. He's a murdering psychotic. Anyone who makes him terrified is ok in my book.
@@dx7689 so mentally ill? And joker is not the only inmate he isn't even in the episode
@@professorpengu502 So? Maybe keep in mind it’s a show. So stop making a mountain out of a molehill.
oh my god that poor baby
come here scarecrow let me hold you
Later on in the episode I like when lock up says to batman you actually care for those creatures
I like how, despite everything, some part of Batman still cares about these criminals and lunatics.
Lock-Up Scares on the Scarecrow
aww hes soo cute
So that's why all his big enemies are lunatics! only a crazy person would dare to challenge batman
AW! Poor Scarecrow! He needs an uber hug.
@BlackMaskStudios I think Bolton represents a danger Batman faces. Batman admits that he is trapped in a cycle (in Arkham City video game). The bad guys break out. Batman stops them and locks them up. Only for them to escape and the cycle continues starts all over again. He could become Bolton and make sure they never get out. But in order to do so, he'd have to deny them their humanity. That's why he doesn't kill, because he can but if he does, he'd become like them.
I always hated this episode growing up because Scarecrow and Harley were like the only rogues they showed being picked on by him and those two were always my favorite.
Well, but he actually sprays the toxin. In the first episode of the animated series he appeares in, he sprays a guard through the tip of his fingers, so I guess he keeps a container somewhere in his sleeve. The Scarecrow always has a different types of the toxin, gas, powder, or even a liquid form he injects in his victims, but I never heard about him having the toxin in his suit. Since the costume is mostly made out of cloth that would mean that he would get affected by the toxin too.
Damn, I am soooo excited because tommorow this episode is on a four o'clock P.M.!!! Best Monday EVER!!!
Well, Series 2 isn't out yet but in one of the mini-episodes (FE#4 Under Lock-Up And Key), He is shown in full Lock Up costume and is kind of played for laughs.
Omg the face Scarecrow made at 0:49
Scarecrow: *[HELP ME!!!!!!]*
fear of spiders=arachnophobia
fear of tight spaces=claustrophobia
fear of Chuck Norris=plain logic
Even Batman looks worried.
This is why Scarecrow got jacked in the future episodes.
Poor ScareCrow!!! Y^Y
Also, if they showed the utterly monstrous guys like Joker in this episode it'd be harder to oppose the guard's cruelty.
the uploader of this video has a strange definition of 'adorable'
For the first time, he looks... kinda cute haha.
2 most scariest things in Batman: Batman smiling and Scarecrow scared
Lol poor Scarecrow! x)