If I remember correctly Bane actually did break Batman’s back. I remember reading banes profile in Arkham city and if I remember it did say he did break his back.
His profile/character bio in this game (Asylum) says he broke Batman's back a few years ago, but that Batman recovered, beat him, and had him sent to Arkham.
"Everybody injected with TITAN goes back to normal after awhile. What was the point of developing a cure for TITAN then?" Well for one thing, and I can't speak for everyone, I prefer to keep my bones on the inside.
I never understood how the procedure turned all the inmates and Titan users back to normal, I mean it's not like their bodies were heavily mangled from the inside and deformed to the point of growing bones out of the skin, you simply cannot go back to your regular human body after that, they should've all died or wind up like the joker.
the best thing about the scarecrow nightmere levels that each set on a fear bats parents bats losing his allies and the 3rd is for the player himself the fear of the game suddenly crash and reset!
U know that arkham asylum was RENOVATED to house the most dangerous,insane villains in the world. Maybe electric chair execution was used before the renovation and it was never removed. Hence why its powerful enough to kill, because it was originally meant too.
The truth is Batman could not function -- that is, he would have psychotic or catatatonic depression -- if he were 30-ish and experiencing this day -- this trauma -- as a traumatic event. Rumination -- continually thinking of a traumatic event -- in part leads to, and is a diagnostically relevant feature of depression. My grandmother died last year. Will the simple fact of it ever be pleasant? No. Batman's origin story is told like this: The Bat rises from a fearful boy finding courage. I do not know how one would portray what must be the truth: Batman rises when Bruce has put that horrible day into a useful context. Batman would rise when Bruce thought and belived and felt this way about his parents' death: My parents loved me. I loved them. I do not honor them by making their memory -- by making them -- a source of endless sorrow. Because I love them, I will honor them by living my life as (this is usually for non-Batmans) a person they would be proud of. They wanted me to be happy, so I must find happiness. My parents cannot live on in me until I live for them. When I think of them, I think of the moment they died. The most important thing they did for me was not this; I recall them only as dying, and in doing so I have forgotten their lives. I had them for 10-ish years, alive and happy. And I cannot live my life -- certainly not as they would want -- until I focus on every day with them before the one I have not been able to escape. ...I'll end it here, because I have many ways to come at this, but it's how one treats someone and I treat myself. *Grief is not only normal, but necessary. And Bruce experienced a traumatic event -- he would develop PTSD, and this is prevented by the unwavering affection and attention of Alfred (played by Michael Cane; who else would do?). So his is an extraordinary case that elucidates universal experience. This is a simplification, but a decent outline of recontextualization. And childhood trauma of any kind or duration is has nothing at all in common with an adult dealing with the natural death of his grandmother. I wanted to get back to that because it never belonged here. Based on his videos, and to his credit, I think this fairly approximates Dartigan's sentence. Finally, you get Batman -- a person forever assaulting people for his parents -- when recontextualization is -- OK, speaking just of Batman: Batman has Borderline Personality Disorder. He deals with his PTSD by obsessively and continually thinking about hurting people physically, and always needs new and better gadgets to harm people to think about anything but what he feels. And the only time he does not have to guard against intrusive, painful thoughts is when he is harming others. And it is the only time he is *not* angry. Anger, hate -- any negative emotion for others does nothing to the person one feels those things for. Because they don't feel them, nor likely think about the person at all. Hating only makes you hateful. Anger only makes you an asshole. If you hate someone, you're doing your enemy's job for them. Batman is not angry or sad or even aware of himself in moments of confrontation. He is in the stupidly-termed flow state. He is doing what he loves and doing it with perfect attention, absent emotion, absent ego, and he cannot be stopped because he actually *is* superhuman in this state. He could be shot and would not feel it until something or someone or blood loss brought him into awareness. And I mean shot without armor anwhere but the head any number of times, with awareness returning dependent on blood loss. He would wake up when he is going to die. ...Huh. That went sideways. But true.
@@TH3F4LC0Nx you're fucking wrong. This footage is from the original. The remastered versions look like shit. Don't comment on stuff you obviously don't know anything about, moron.
I wish we could have an Adam West Batman game. Take his audio clips from the actual series and have Burt Ward be the actual narrator. He's the *real* best Batman since he carries everything he needs with him or at the batcave (e. g. Bulletproof shoe soles, shark spray in the bat-copter, etc.). They should even have playable sections of both 1960s Robin and Batgirl.
The post credit cutscene had three endings with either Croc, Scarecrow, or Bane. In all three instances, only Bane has a reason to keep the Titan crate when the second game arrived. Imagine if Killer Croc used it on himself or Scarecrow modified it to make fear toxin/Titan. But no. It just shows that the only ending that made sense was Bane.
3:18 Uh... it's not for executions. It's for electroshock therapy. EDIT: Also, holy shit, dude. Living people aren't "interred." Dead people are interred. Patients are committed to an asylum.
Well, that's a valid point, arkham guards and staff are like shopping mall guards in terms of skill, you'd expect that at least they would carry tasers or handguns with full authorization to kill if a deranged inmate is going to undoubtedly kill someone, it's called self defense.
Am I the only one who noticed that the guard and the doctor at the beginning of the game are shown as deceased when in detective mode after Joker escapes? That would mean the guard was choked to death the very instant the doctor uncuffed the Joker, and the doctor died from a single kick to the chest. If this isn’t the most looked over sin in the whole game I don’t know what is.
The Army Of Ducks yeah a lot of his points were dumb like when he said why would dr young trust and make Titan for joker and accept money it’s because she didn’t know jack white was joker he only shows dialogue from the game when it suits his sins and he’ll cut out the contradictory stuff
11:39 - Oh damn man I will never unsee that now XD 15:58 - Doom Eternal? Really? I mean I'm impressed you managed to pull it off with Bayonetta but I doubt there will even be enough of an "extensive story" here to fit in a matchbox. Probably end up being even your shortest video ever like barely five minutes XD
Bane is a cool character, they just usually portray him as a dumbass instead of a pretty smart guy. He isn’t a brute, he is a great technician and strategist.
I disagree on the sin with the electric chair. Specifically because the Asylum was built and operated in an era which saw the rise of electroshock therapies. while the chairs used in that were not exactly the same, it is an issue which does not really make much of a difference.
So a grown man cannot continue to feel something over decades for something just because they are grown? I call fucking bullshit on that!!! Not all people recover. I did something terrible back in 1999 and I still haven’t gotten over it; what i did defines who I am and I make myself better because it.
4:12 technically this is the first time and aside from all the praise Arkham asylum has, the bosses have the same weakness (besides ivy), the henchmen only come in 3-4 varieties, the slow walking at the very beginning is the most annoying thing on repeat playthroughs, and the combat is not as smooth after experiencing the later games. Yeah, people complain about the final boss, but when I was a kid i thought it was awesome and who could forget the cool final explosive punch to titan joker’s face? 13:52 after saving Gordon from Harley at the sanatorium and Batman sent him on a boat, the prison guard behind him was a joker goon. They just looped back to the island, and knocked Gordon out when Batman left. 15:17 but the gel blew up Batman’s right glove. I doubt he’d be able to do that repeatedly. Also it’s been a long night, joker deserved that punch. 15:57 alternatively the titan crate can be picked up by Bane, or Croc as well. Considering Arkham city, Bane’s sidequest is about keeping the Titian for himself. And there are 3 scarecrow References in Arkham city, 1 is his mask (which is a riddle so it’s not exactly hidden), 2 is an secret abandoned storage room on a boat near the joker’s territory containing caged roaches and a screaming test subject, and the third Easter egg is using the cryptographic sequencer and piecing together a secret message from a Cesar cypher saying “Fear is Coming”. So you may not have done enough research but crane’s been planning his revenge for awhile.
They were even made by different directives and all. Arkham Asylum: Rocksteady, Paul Dini, Daniel Bailie, and Nathan Burlow. Arkham Origins: WB Games Montreal, Dooma Wendschuh, Ryan Galletta, Corey May, Ben Mattes. None of the original people in charge of Asylum were for Origins.
You know Dartigan sin 2 makes me wonder: when has a prequel not fuck up the continuity or screw up any material preceding the story. I having trouble thinking of one.
The mental gymnastics needed for him to explain why a decision made in a future game is a sin of this original game is really stupid. He even mentions that sinning this game is unfair but just tosses it aside for with the reasoning that the writing choices of ORIGINS makes this game inconsistent
Imagine being a citizen of Gotham, you got a guy running around dressed as a bat, an asylum that has tons of break outs, countless threats to blow the city up or poison everyone and yet they stick around - they must love that city
@@christianfrost8660 Random thought but what if the reason people never leave Gotham is what if it’s like Georgia where the age of consent is 16 That could be a reason why some people never leave Or maybe grass is legal there
Sin: The fact that they thought that having a Botanical Garden was a good idea considering that one of the inmates has the ability to control all plants, having it be there is just giving her a bigger arsenal, and yes, although Poison Ivy controls all plant life not just plants in a botanical garden, if the garden was removed her powers wouldn't be as effective.
That "Tough" comment really sounded sneering like youre taking it seriously. You slightly broke your deadpan tone, yet I could hear the full anger. Bravo
I love your channel and this video, but I have a few counterpoints to make. This will be updated as I watch the video: • Bane’s blood, like Joker’s blood in City, likely retains some of the Venom and Titan prototype formula, meaning it would need to be drained, especially after he used the entire tank at the end of Origins • Batman saying “This time I break you” could be referring to how Batman was nearly broken after Alfred was almost killed in Origins. Alfred’s death would have definitely broken Batman as shown in numerous Batman stories • Dr. Young likely hid the notes because Arkham scientists were trying to also use Titan for medical reason, and if that research was destroyed that would be years of research gone. • Jason Todd actually escapes Arkham during the events of the game, so Joker couldn’t use him for anything. If I remember correctly, this is explained in Arkham Knight: Genesis • Scarecrow doesn’t realize that Batman has much stronger willpower than most, and thinks he’s just a regular guy with a fear of something, so he’s very surprised when Batman doesn’t go insane like literally everyone else. He increases the dose each time, and much like a regular doctor, you’d be very surprised if a patient was perfectly fine after 10 normal doses of something. • Batman has always been able to make cures for anything because comic books. Your point about him not doing good for others though is sound • Even though Titan patients turn back to normal, their blood is permanently toxic after the fact, or at least Joker’s blood is. Also, the only experience Batman has with it prior to this is Bane with the prototype Titan in Origins, and he lost almost all his memory and all of his intellect by using it, so if Batman suffered the same effects he’d be screwed
Kor'DaeShawn Giles My point is that Batman doesn’t have any knowledge of what the Titan will do to him if he doesn’t use the cure on himself. He has absolutely no idea what it will do to him, and the only idea he has of what it will do to him is from Origins Bane and the Titan thugs, and they lose their minds (Bane being practically permanent, and the thugs being temporary). His biggest fear is that he will turn into the same villains he fights, as examples not only in the Arkham series but in comics and shows. He’s more worried about what will happen to him or what he would do with the Titan in his system than he is about fighting Titan Joker
The sin about Batman having a record of Ivy’s pheromones isn’t really a sin. It would be smart to keep a record of it to make it easier to track her or even have a cure. The better sin would be the cherry picking Batman does when he prepares for things. He showed up to the asylum underprepared but thought about being prepared to face/track down Ivy. Also, I think Scarecrow was threatening to use the sewers to spread his gas across Gotham. Not sure how the gas would react to liquids though.
The sin about Batman having a record of Ivy’s pheromones isn’t really a sin. It would be smart to keep a record of it to make it easier to track her or even have a cure. The better sin would be the cherry picking Batman does when he prepares for things. He showed up to the asylum underprepared but thought about being prepared to face/track down Ivy. Also, I think Scarecrow was threatening to use the sewers to spread his gas across Gotham. Not sure how the gas would react to liquids though.
Scarecrow new batman's plans because he's scarecrow. Every time the writers have a chance to make scarecrow an awesome villain, they only do a half ass job. You get this feeling that scarecrow is a dark reflection of Batman. To bad the writers keep making joker the center of Batman unviers. If you look at Spider-Man you could have a fan agurment over who's spider man greatest villain is. Green goblin or venom.
Y'know what would have been great to bring back for this game? Almost all of the original cast of the series. Rocksteady could've brought back Bob Hastings for Comissioner Gordon, Melissa Gilbert or even Tara Charendorf for Oracle, Diane Pershing for Poison Ivy, Aron Kincaid as Killer Croc
Sometimes it isn't just a matter of money, it's also very possible that they all had their own projects already going or or simply weren't interested anymore.
3:25 Harley Quinn: Every gal has a phase to regret. Maybe mine happened to get me consecutive life sentences. Deadshot: If Zoe tried go out dressed like that... Boomerang: *chuckles* "Nice" outfit, Harl. Heh. I'm bein' sarcastic. King Shark: I think the domino mask is a good touch.
14:17 Harley Quinn: I can't even say that's the most messed-up thing he did. Deadshot: *low whistle* Don't do performance-enhancing drugs, kids. Boomerang: I thought about takin' Titan once. Just wanted to be muscly... uhh MORE muscly. King Shark: His bones are outside of his skin. Is that correct?
I wonder what happens to Ivy's leaf underwear in fall and winter. Every video has at least one line that is so funny I can't stand it. Your analysis is insightful and intelligent, drawn from a pool of knowledge obviously very broad and very deep. My mind was pulling up the three other games you were referencing and the three anime movies before and I was managing to keep up then it all fell apart and I went to pieces over "murder boner." Murder boner. In isolation, it's just wrong. In context, it's genius. Brilliant work. Very impressive. Thank you very much.
Man half of these sins can be explained with common sense. Why is the batcave so close to croc’s lair? Because the sewers encompass the entire island and the only place they don’t is where the batcave can be. Why did dr young make the titan for joker? Because she didn’t know it was joker, you established in the earlier sin that he tricked her with the name Jack White. Why did Batman make a device that could locate female pheromones? Because he might need it in case Ivy escaped. What happened to the common sense in these sins. It’s not like you have 6 writers like cinemasins
I figured the prisoners transferred weren’t just part of jokers crew but various members of other criminals empires brought down by Batman. The idea being “hey you want another shot at Batman” would prove enticing to some.
@Dartigan To answer about the eletrical chair...the patient in asylum can get electric therapy in order to appease them. It can help the patient to get out of psychosis or nevrosis. But it is accepted only if the patient agreed
@@KSperr1324 Why would that even be possible? Why would they build it with the capabilities of using that much power? These things have to be built with a maximum power output, and shouldn’t be capable of being modified.
They really were running low on ideas by Arkham Knight. There is a plant also growing under Arkham that neutralizes Scarecrows gas as well as one under the prison to neutralize the TITAN serum.
Sin #5 should be the fact that the weapon detection scanner only detected Batman 's unlimited batarangs but Sin #13 would be that if Batman did bring have the batclaw on him at that time, he could have fired it to pull Joker right to him and knock him out to end the game's purpose. But removing that Sin because its a good thing he didn't have it otherwise it wouldn't have been the good game we got in 2009
Scarecrow doesn’t wear his regular outfit, it’s a handmade costume he made out of his unmade uniform. The same applies to all the other villains in the game
At end of the game where he talks with gordon he is holding his right arm like its fractured or sth.But when he grapples up to batwing you can see from the shadow that he is holding the grappler with his right arm.
@@bluskamqko Uh...electroshock therapy is NEVER performed in chairs. The whole purpose of the practice is to induce small controlled seizures in the recipient. Which is why they are always shown to be strapped down to a bed, it's much easier to restrain and keep safe a convulsing person when all of their limbs are layed out and on the same level.
@@soowee7563 Okay, I remember those 3 hacks now. Thanks. Actually, I had one more question: was there any point in destroying all those spore things that were in the open areas before you got to the Ivy fight?
I'm a grown man so I no longer care that my parents were murdered in front of me! I created an entire super hero and based my life around this one event but I'm grown now so it's whatever
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The real sin is how all of these games take place in one night.
Why is that a sin?
Arkham Knight Had A Scene In The Morning
You just suck at being Batman. I was able to take care of everything in just under 10 hours. I’m Batman!
Bro, if you were to play this game for 16 hours straight it would still be the same night as you started in.
How is that a sin??
If I remember correctly Bane actually did break Batman’s back. I remember reading banes profile in Arkham city and if I remember it did say he did break his back.
Anonymous6978 ive always assumed it happens between origins and asylum
His profile/character bio in this game (Asylum) says he broke Batman's back a few years ago, but that Batman recovered, beat him, and had him sent to Arkham.
"Everybody injected with TITAN goes back to normal after awhile. What was the point of developing a cure for TITAN then?"
Well for one thing, and I can't speak for everyone, I prefer to keep my bones on the inside.
I never understood how the procedure turned all the inmates and Titan users back to normal, I mean it's not like their bodies were heavily mangled from the inside and deformed to the point of growing bones out of the skin, you simply cannot go back to your regular human body after that, they should've all died or wind up like the joker.
the best thing about the scarecrow nightmere levels that each set on a fear
bats parents
bats losing his allies
and the 3rd is for the player himself
the fear of the game suddenly crash and reset!
The Delta
Fallout 76
SuperDead82 i hated it it the first game of batman I didn’t finish because of him
very true! we're all very scared of losing that 1v1 in Fortnite cuz the game crashed
in 2017
@Diego Moran and the weird sound that plays kinda sounds lika Scarecrow's laugh
Thumbnail: Arkham Origins
Video title: Arkham Asylum
Lol wut
(Edit)
He fixed it, time to go home everybody.
Every game-and RUclipsr- has their sins.
Chronic Havok people make mistakes
Only thing missing is for the video to really be city and the sins to be for knight
I was actually about to ask about that
The 1st sin isn't fair origins was made by wb not rocksteady
It’s great how years have passed and there’s videos of Batman Arkham series nowadays
I know right
Kevin yea
This game series is legendary and should be praised and remembered for being one of the greatest superhero video game series ever made.
Asylum and City won several awards for a reason, even in late 2022 these games still are second to none when we're talking about superhero games.
8:19 I think the fear gas isn't just making Batman relive seeing his dead parents, it's making him relive the feelings of that night
And he saw them die right infront of his eyes and maybe Batman isnt really good at coping with his parents deaths
The electric chair is there for electroshock therapy, not execution.
They why is it powerful enough to kill?
Ignis Scientia well if you charge it up enough...🤦♂️
@@militiaduckdude4973 If it's not meant to kill why have it be able to charge that much? They can limit the amount ya know.
@@ORIGINALFBI and they do. Thats why it doesn't care.
U know that arkham asylum was RENOVATED to house the most dangerous,insane villains in the world. Maybe electric chair execution was used before the renovation and it was never removed. Hence why its powerful enough to kill, because it was originally meant too.
8:43 One of the video files you can discover in the game shows that she had no idea it was Joker funding her research till he revealed it to her.
Patrick Blanchette Thank you! I played this game when it came out and I still remembered that detail!
@@Weirdaljackson You're welcome.
Only real OG's were here before the title change
I was like "WiAt"
Thumbnail still ain't change
Me
What was it
What was it before?
Did you seriously sin Batman for being a grown man who's still upset from seeing his parents murdered in front of him as a child?
Ong
Well if you're a comic book fan you kinda get sick of seeing Bruce cry over his parents constantly.
@@bungbananaman it is annoying but it's his character
These are jokes it's a routine, guess what he likes alot of these games too
The truth is Batman could not function -- that is, he would have psychotic or catatatonic depression -- if he were 30-ish and experiencing this day -- this trauma -- as a traumatic event.
Rumination -- continually thinking of a traumatic event -- in part leads to, and is a diagnostically relevant feature of depression.
My grandmother died last year. Will the simple fact of it ever be pleasant? No.
Batman's origin story is told like this: The Bat rises from a fearful boy finding courage.
I do not know how one would portray what must be the truth: Batman rises when Bruce has put that horrible day into a useful context.
Batman would rise when Bruce thought and belived and felt this way about his parents' death: My parents loved me. I loved them. I do not honor them by making their memory -- by making them -- a source of endless sorrow. Because I love them, I will honor them by living my life as (this is usually for non-Batmans) a person they would be proud of. They wanted me to be happy, so I must find happiness.
My parents cannot live on in me until I live for them. When I think of them, I think of the moment they died. The most important thing they did for me was not this; I recall them only as dying, and in doing so I have forgotten their lives.
I had them for 10-ish years, alive and happy. And I cannot live my life -- certainly not as they would want -- until I focus on every day with them before the one I have not been able to escape.
...I'll end it here, because I have many ways to come at this, but it's how one treats someone and I treat myself.
*Grief is not only normal, but necessary. And Bruce experienced a traumatic event -- he would develop PTSD, and this is prevented by the unwavering affection and attention of Alfred (played by Michael Cane; who else would do?).
So his is an extraordinary case that elucidates universal experience.
This is a simplification, but a decent outline of recontextualization. And childhood trauma of any kind or duration is has nothing at all in common with an adult dealing with the natural death of his grandmother. I wanted to get back to that because it never belonged here.
Based on his videos, and to his credit, I think this fairly approximates Dartigan's sentence.
Finally, you get Batman -- a person forever assaulting people for his parents -- when recontextualization is -- OK, speaking just of Batman:
Batman has Borderline Personality Disorder. He deals with his PTSD by obsessively and continually thinking about hurting people physically, and always needs new and better gadgets to harm people to think about anything but what he feels. And the only time he does not have to guard against intrusive, painful thoughts is when he is harming others.
And it is the only time he is *not* angry.
Anger, hate -- any negative emotion for others does nothing to the person one feels those things for. Because they don't feel them, nor likely think about the person at all. Hating only makes you hateful. Anger only makes you an asshole.
If you hate someone, you're doing your enemy's job for them.
Batman is not angry or sad or even aware of himself in moments of confrontation. He is in the stupidly-termed flow state. He is doing what he loves and doing it with perfect attention, absent emotion, absent ego, and he cannot be stopped because he actually *is* superhuman in this state. He could be shot and would not feel it until something or someone or blood loss brought him into awareness. And I mean shot without armor anwhere but the head any number of times, with awareness returning dependent on blood loss.
He would wake up when he is going to die.
...Huh. That went sideways. But true.
Lol “Arkham origins”
To those who come back to this and don’t know why this is funny, the Thumbnail to this originally said “Arkham Origins”.
For a game released in 2009, this still looks pretty good. Gotta play it again.
He's probably playing a remastered edition, so the original probably doesn't look that good.
@@TH3F4LC0Nx you're fucking wrong. This footage is from the original. The remastered versions look like shit.
Don't comment on stuff you obviously don't know anything about, moron.
@@bluskamqko Holy fuck, you've got some anger issues
I wish we could have an Adam West Batman game. Take his audio clips from the actual series and have Burt Ward be the actual narrator. He's the *real* best Batman since he carries everything he needs with him or at the batcave (e. g. Bulletproof shoe soles, shark spray in the bat-copter, etc.). They should even have playable sections of both 1960s Robin and Batgirl.
I’d preorder this and get the dlc / season pass just to hear Adam west
That actually sounds like a creative DLC pack, wish it would've happened
If you play batman Arkham knight with the Adam west skin I think that's close enough
2:22 It's for electro-shock therapy.
The post credit cutscene had three endings with either Croc, Scarecrow, or Bane. In all three instances, only Bane has a reason to keep the Titan crate when the second game arrived.
Imagine if Killer Croc used it on himself or Scarecrow modified it to make fear toxin/Titan.
But no. It just shows that the only ending that made sense was Bane.
god i really missed this game, one of the greatest game ever
@Joechef2001 Picon fair point
While Arkham Asylum was the first one, Arkham City was my favorite one.
Jimmy a pretty average guy just did that. Such a. Good idea
When you go back and play it, youll think otherwise
@@LegoCityFilms nahh
I like the part when he mentions about poison ivy being half naked in any asylum with lonely men 😂
Sounds like internet nowadays, doesn't it?
You’re the only person who took it off for it basically being the animated series 🙏🏼
3:18
Uh... it's not for executions. It's for electroshock therapy.
EDIT: Also, holy shit, dude. Living people aren't "interred." Dead people are interred. Patients are committed to an asylum.
Was about to point this out but had to see if anyone else said it first
Why would the chair be able to use enough power to kill a man?
According to the character bios, Bane broke Batman's back "a few years ago." So that did happen in the Arkham universe.
2:36 "I goimg to assume the staff are trained to deal with violent situations when they house the most dangerous criminals in the world."
Well, that's a valid point, arkham guards and staff are like shopping mall guards in terms of skill, you'd expect that at least they would carry tasers or handguns with full authorization to kill if a deranged inmate is going to undoubtedly kill someone, it's called self defense.
11:59 I said this to you during the stream. "Ingest" is the right word since the definition says swallow or *absorb* something.
Am I the only one who noticed that the guard and the doctor at the beginning of the game are shown as deceased when in detective mode after Joker escapes? That would mean the guard was choked to death the very instant the doctor uncuffed the Joker, and the doctor died from a single kick to the chest. If this isn’t the most looked over sin in the whole game I don’t know what is.
Yeah that was a bit weird.
The last sin was a bit unfair. The ending can have one of 3 (I think) villains grabbing the box at the end. Scarecrow, Croc, or Bane.
Actually if u read stuff from arkam city it says that all three grabbed a box of titan to escape from arkam island
Jason Todd couldn’t fight batman in asylum because he’s just endured months of torture
Yeah, Jason Todd didn’t appear in Arkham Asylum because he was too busy in Arkham Asylum. This video is just silly
The Army Of Ducks yeah a lot of his points were dumb like when he said why would dr young trust and make Titan for joker and accept money it’s because she didn’t know jack white was joker he only shows dialogue from the game when it suits his sins and he’ll cut out the contradictory stuff
The Army Of Ducks nigga u sound Dum asl
I take it you are either novices to the channel or ignorant to the fact 95% of his videos are for the giggles. Not entirely sure which though.
Whis Sama yes well his Jason Todd sin wasn’t funny it was just retarded you can tell he’s just padding the sun count
Arleen Sorkin...May she rest in peace...Real Harley Quinn😞❤
11:39 - Oh damn man I will never unsee that now XD
15:58 - Doom Eternal? Really? I mean I'm impressed you managed to pull it off with Bayonetta but I doubt there will even be enough of an "extensive story" here to fit in a matchbox. Probably end up being even your shortest video ever like barely five minutes XD
Bane is a cool character, they just usually portray him as a dumbass instead of a pretty smart guy. He isn’t a brute, he is a great technician and strategist.
8:18 I'm taking that sin off PTSD does exist
He doesn't care
I disagree on the sin with the electric chair. Specifically because the Asylum was built and operated in an era which saw the rise of electroshock therapies. while the chairs used in that were not exactly the same, it is an issue which does not really make much of a difference.
Also, an audio log explained that Amadeus Arkham went insane and used them to murder inmates
@@leonpaelinckSo?
So a grown man cannot continue to feel something over decades for something just because they are grown? I call fucking bullshit on that!!! Not all people recover. I did something terrible back in 1999 and I still haven’t gotten over it; what i did defines who I am and I make myself better because it.
That beat her like I beat my wife line got me weak LOL
4:12 technically this is the first time and aside from all the praise Arkham asylum has, the bosses have the same weakness (besides ivy), the henchmen only come in 3-4 varieties, the slow walking at the very beginning is the most annoying thing on repeat playthroughs, and the combat is not as smooth after experiencing the later games.
Yeah, people complain about the final boss, but when I was a kid i thought it was awesome and who could forget the cool final explosive punch to titan joker’s face?
13:52 after saving Gordon from Harley at the sanatorium and Batman sent him on a boat, the prison guard behind him was a joker goon. They just looped back to the island, and knocked Gordon out when Batman left.
15:17 but the gel blew up Batman’s right glove. I doubt he’d be able to do that repeatedly. Also it’s been a long night, joker deserved that punch.
15:57 alternatively the titan crate can be picked up by Bane, or Croc as well. Considering Arkham city, Bane’s sidequest is about keeping the Titian for himself.
And there are 3 scarecrow References in Arkham city, 1 is his mask (which is a riddle so it’s not exactly hidden), 2 is an secret abandoned storage room on a boat near the joker’s territory containing caged roaches and a screaming test subject, and the third Easter egg is using the cryptographic sequencer and piecing together a secret message from a Cesar cypher saying “Fear is Coming”.
So you may not have done enough research but crane’s been planning his revenge for awhile.
PhantomShadow224 ur tags r fcked up
Blackie Chan I don’t know if it’s the new youtube Update but the time stamp said -0:53/16:11
9:32 “POW right in the kisser “
I like to think the reason Joker didn’t use Jason in-universe is because he was building his militia. Remember, he was in South America at this point.
I say escaped when all of this happened
Gamer Sin #1: Playing games out of order starting in order Arkham City, Arkham Knight, Arkham Origins, and then Arkham Asylum.
They were even made by different directives and all. Arkham Asylum: Rocksteady, Paul Dini, Daniel Bailie, and Nathan Burlow. Arkham Origins: WB Games Montreal, Dooma Wendschuh, Ryan Galletta, Corey May, Ben Mattes. None of the original people in charge of Asylum were for Origins.
Now, this is the real timeline of the Arkham Series.
Jokers dead at the beginning of Arkham knight tho, how can he be alive in asylum if that’s after.
@@Spoinkus What? You're confused. The only chronological timeline is Origins, Asylum, City, Knight, respectively
You know Dartigan sin 2 makes me wonder: when has a prequel not fuck up the continuity or screw up any material preceding the story. I having trouble thinking of one.
never
Rogue One?
Rogue One makes it confusing as to why Darth Vader is so weak in the original trilogy
The mental gymnastics needed for him to explain why a decision made in a future game is a sin of this original game is really stupid. He even mentions that sinning this game is unfair but just tosses it aside for with the reasoning that the writing choices of ORIGINS makes this game inconsistent
Lil J dmc3 and yakuza 0 did a pretty good job if I’m thinking of stories that didn’t mess with canon.
Imagine being a citizen of Gotham, you got a guy running around dressed as a bat, an asylum that has tons of break outs, countless threats to blow the city up or poison everyone and yet they stick around - they must love that city
Maybe the taxes are very very low?
Stockholm syndrome? It's common in America.
We LOVE THIS TOWN!! We’re a Hardy people
Bunch of frozen dumbasses is what’s you are
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Random thought but what if the reason people never leave Gotham is what if it’s like Georgia where the age of consent is 16
That could be a reason why some people never leave
Or maybe grass is legal there
@@Mohawk_Productions I live in a country where consent age is 16, it makes no difference.
the fact he liked this version of Scarecrow instead of the Arkham Version put a smile on my face lmao
Sin: The fact that they thought that having a Botanical Garden was a good idea considering that one of the inmates has the ability to control all plants, having it be there is just giving her a bigger arsenal, and yes, although Poison Ivy controls all plant life not just plants in a botanical garden, if the garden was removed her powers wouldn't be as effective.
That "Tough" comment really sounded sneering like youre taking it seriously. You slightly broke your deadpan tone, yet I could hear the full anger. Bravo
I love your channel and this video, but I have a few counterpoints to make. This will be updated as I watch the video:
• Bane’s blood, like Joker’s blood in City, likely retains some of the Venom and Titan prototype formula, meaning it would need to be drained, especially after he used the entire tank at the end of Origins
• Batman saying “This time I break you” could be referring to how Batman was nearly broken after Alfred was almost killed in Origins. Alfred’s death would have definitely broken Batman as shown in numerous Batman stories
• Dr. Young likely hid the notes because Arkham scientists were trying to also use Titan for medical reason, and if that research was destroyed that would be years of research gone.
• Jason Todd actually escapes Arkham during the events of the game, so Joker couldn’t use him for anything. If I remember correctly, this is explained in Arkham Knight: Genesis
• Scarecrow doesn’t realize that Batman has much stronger willpower than most, and thinks he’s just a regular guy with a fear of something, so he’s very surprised when Batman doesn’t go insane like literally everyone else. He increases the dose each time, and much like a regular doctor, you’d be very surprised if a patient was perfectly fine after 10 normal doses of something.
• Batman has always been able to make cures for anything because comic books. Your point about him not doing good for others though is sound
• Even though Titan patients turn back to normal, their blood is permanently toxic after the fact, or at least Joker’s blood is. Also, the only experience Batman has with it prior to this is Bane with the prototype Titan in Origins, and he lost almost all his memory and all of his intellect by using it, so if Batman suffered the same effects he’d be screwed
Kor'DaeShawn Giles
My point is that Batman doesn’t have any knowledge of what the Titan will do to him if he doesn’t use the cure on himself. He has absolutely no idea what it will do to him, and the only idea he has of what it will do to him is from Origins Bane and the Titan thugs, and they lose their minds (Bane being practically permanent, and the thugs being temporary). His biggest fear is that he will turn into the same villains he fights, as examples not only in the Arkham series but in comics and shows. He’s more worried about what will happen to him or what he would do with the Titan in his system than he is about fighting Titan Joker
The sin about Batman having a record of Ivy’s pheromones isn’t really a sin. It would be smart to keep a record of it to make it easier to track her or even have a cure. The better sin would be the cherry picking Batman does when he prepares for things. He showed up to the asylum underprepared but thought about being prepared to face/track down Ivy.
Also, I think Scarecrow was threatening to use the sewers to spread his gas across Gotham. Not sure how the gas would react to liquids though.
Bane did break Batman’s back in this universe
The sin about Batman having a record of Ivy’s pheromones isn’t really a sin. It would be smart to keep a record of it to make it easier to track her or even have a cure. The better sin would be the cherry picking Batman does when he prepares for things. He showed up to the asylum underprepared but thought about being prepared to face/track down Ivy.
Also, I think Scarecrow was threatening to use the sewers to spread his gas across Gotham. Not sure how the gas would react to liquids though.
I thought you re uploaded the arkham origins.
I was confused for a second when I got the notification. Lol!
Scarecrow new batman's plans because he's scarecrow. Every time the writers have a chance to make scarecrow an awesome villain, they only do a half ass job. You get this feeling that scarecrow is a dark reflection of Batman. To bad the writers keep making joker the center of Batman unviers.
If you look at Spider-Man you could have a fan agurment over who's spider man greatest villain is. Green goblin or venom.
the one thing i've never done in this game
11:24 Grapple onto a Gargoyle before the Fake Game Crash
15:34 May be he escaped thanks to Joker's takeover
Y'know what would have been great to bring back for this game? Almost all of the original cast of the series. Rocksteady could've brought back Bob Hastings for Comissioner Gordon, Melissa Gilbert or even Tara Charendorf for Oracle, Diane Pershing for Poison Ivy, Aron Kincaid as Killer Croc
Sometimes it isn't just a matter of money, it's also very possible that they all had their own projects already going or or simply weren't interested anymore.
I could have sworn you sinned this game years ago.
That was Probably GCN or Gaming Sins
@@BT_03 just checked, it's GCN that did it.
BT - 1031 You might be right. I thought perhaps Dartigan deleted the video.
A new Dartigan video is like opening a present at Xmas, you know what's in it but you are happy to get it none the less.
Next time Doom Eternal.
You...you can't sin a game that isn't out yet...
Edit: NVM, didn't lay attention at the end.
8:19 wtf man
What?
The "glitch" before scarecrow actually crashed my game a few times before I restarted the system. Mind you, it was an old Xbox 360
3:25
Harley Quinn: Every gal has a phase to regret. Maybe mine happened to get me consecutive life sentences.
Deadshot: If Zoe tried go out dressed like that...
Boomerang: *chuckles* "Nice" outfit, Harl. Heh. I'm bein' sarcastic.
King Shark: I think the domino mask is a good touch.
I want to say something about your thumbnail but your comments did it first.
So let see 40 comments that's 40 sins.
What I want to see...is a realistic depiction of Batman at the end of the game, with how many gadgets he's supposed to have.
14:17
Harley Quinn: I can't even say that's the most messed-up thing he did.
Deadshot: *low whistle* Don't do performance-enhancing drugs, kids.
Boomerang: I thought about takin' Titan once. Just wanted to be muscly... uhh MORE muscly.
King Shark: His bones are outside of his skin. Is that correct?
15:41, true but sometimes it shows banes hand. Popping up
Also Croc's
Don’t think I’ve ever got that cutscene
I wonder what happens to Ivy's leaf underwear in fall and winter.
Every video has at least one line that is so funny I can't stand it.
Your analysis is insightful and intelligent, drawn from a pool of knowledge obviously very broad and very deep. My mind was pulling up the three other games you were referencing and the three anime movies before and I was managing to keep up then it all fell apart and I went to pieces over "murder boner."
Murder boner.
In isolation, it's just wrong. In context, it's genius.
Brilliant work. Very impressive. Thank you very much.
You can find Scarecrow's secret hideout where he grows mushrooms to make his fear toxin. It's one of the Riddler challenges.
Oracle: how did you manage to hide that?
Batman: Because I'm Batman!
It's true, Arkham Asylum was better when it was just a Batman game. The Arkham series didn't need it's own continuity.
And I vote for Nioh 2.
Back to back wit em. Good shit.
Man half of these sins can be explained with common sense. Why is the batcave so close to croc’s lair? Because the sewers encompass the entire island and the only place they don’t is where the batcave can be. Why did dr young make the titan for joker? Because she didn’t know it was joker, you established in the earlier sin that he tricked her with the name Jack White. Why did Batman make a device that could locate female pheromones? Because he might need it in case Ivy escaped. What happened to the common sense in these sins. It’s not like you have 6 writers like cinemasins
6:52 Ugh. The constant Bane references back to the original comic book way back in the 90s is getting tedious at this point.
1:18 "You have to care about what you're writing."
1:14: *spells "difficult" wrong in subtitles*
Hahaha that's what I was scrolling down to see if any one else caught it...irony
Awesome Video Bro!
Scarecrow: What ARE you?
...I'M BATMAN
I assumed it was a electroshock therapy chair.
I figured the prisoners transferred weren’t just part of jokers crew but various members of other criminals empires brought down by Batman. The idea being “hey you want another shot at Batman” would prove enticing to some.
@Dartigan To answer about the eletrical chair...the patient in asylum can get electric therapy in order to appease them. It can help the patient to get out of psychosis or nevrosis. But it is accepted only if the patient agreed
To this day Dartigan still has best intros than any sinning channel.
Hell... Than any channel!
Watch Th3Birdman
He doesn't bother to use gadgets to tie up joker. The police don't bother to avoid letting joker tell his goons about this plan.
“Ivy is immune to all toxins”
Buddy forgot to play Arkham knight 😭
9:22 asking the important questions
3:24 I usually love your stuff, but.....electroshock therapy is totally a thing. Pretty sure it's mentioned multiple times throughout the series.
Why would they make it so it was powerful enough to kill a person?
@@comiccinema8177 because someone changed it so it could?
@@KSperr1324 Why would that even be possible? Why would they build it with the capabilities of using that much power? These things have to be built with a maximum power output, and shouldn’t be capable of being modified.
Here’s a sin: it took you 1 min and 14secs to do two sins
Like all of his sins is incorrect and so stupid. 🤦♂️
4:27 when you forget the batclaw is a thing
Well you need to get the batclaw some time after that
The electric chair in Arkham Asylum is for shock therapy. Don't ask me why they use out of chair instead of a table
The reason for the electric chair in Arkham Asylum. electroshock therapy.
The game where people said see now this is how you make batman game
They really were running low on ideas by Arkham Knight. There is a plant also growing under Arkham that neutralizes Scarecrows gas as well as one under the prison to neutralize the TITAN serum.
Sin #5 should be the fact that the weapon detection scanner only detected Batman 's unlimited batarangs but Sin #13 would be that if Batman did bring have the batclaw on him at that time, he could have fired it to pull Joker right to him and knock him out to end the game's purpose. But removing that Sin because its a good thing he didn't have it otherwise it wouldn't have been the good game we got in 2009
"Bruce Wayne still crying over his parents who've been dead for decades at this point doesn't make me feel for him"
Woah, brutal!
Scarecrow doesn’t wear his regular outfit, it’s a handmade costume he made out of his unmade uniform. The same applies to all the other villains in the game
Great sin video and Arkham has terrible security.
0:32 well if you think about it… the people’s tax dollars are given to the trust fund billionaire anyways. So win-win.
At end of the game where he talks with gordon he is holding his right arm like its fractured or sth.But when he grapples up to batwing you can see from the shadow that he is holding the grappler with his right arm.
I'm so glad I'm not the only one confused with the title
10:21
That's weirdly specific, Batman...
Titan fight sounds like the Jaws fight in 007: Everything or Nothing.
2:58 you see he could Have, but he wanted to tag along .
The "electric chair" was likely intended for electroshock therapy.
he knows exactly what the chair is for, just unnecessary padding the sin counter.... He's becoming exactly like the guys he copied - CinemaSins.
@@bluskamqko Uh...electroshock therapy is NEVER performed in chairs. The whole purpose of the practice is to induce small controlled seizures in the recipient. Which is why they are always shown to be strapped down to a bed, it's much easier to restrain and keep safe a convulsing person when all of their limbs are layed out and on the same level.
Just so you know, the boss fights were added in at the last second because they realized that it's a video game and video games have boss battles.
13:18...I don't remember having to shut off any water valves before the Poison Ivy fight.
It's when u hack 3 things shutting down the valves
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Okay, I remember those 3 hacks now. Thanks. Actually, I had one more question: was there any point in destroying all those spore things that were in the open areas before you got to the Ivy fight?
@@Jeremy-ql1or Yes there is , if you don't , they will kill you
Thumbnail error, dude
He changed it
@@sleazy_v bro I commented almost a year ago
@@sleazy_v lmao bro you’re 10 months late
I'm a grown man so I no longer care that my parents were murdered in front of me! I created an entire super hero and based my life around this one event but I'm grown now so it's whatever