Oh the sweet irony: Joker wanted to die, but with a bang and in fame and ended up going out with a whimper and being forgotten. He wanted Batman to kill him, but died at the hands of his own stupidity.
The DCAU death didn't have the same level of raw dramatic irony. In DCAU he was killed by somebody other than Batman, the person he *wants* to kill him, after they broke free from his brainwashing which means he was defeated by somebody other than his greatest rival. Robin basically spit in his face and ruined the joke he was trying to set up. In this case his death came about from him assuming he had finally broken Batman, but he was the one who finally broke because for once he genuinely believed Batman was going to let him die. Batman won, and it was Joker's fault for not trusting Batman, but at the same time it wouldn't matter to anybody else. Joker knew everybody would blame Batman for his death, which gave him what he wanted, but in a way that ultimately proved his ideology wrong.
This ending is perfect. In every Batman story, we have never seen a definitive death. No matter how far he falls, no matter if he's in an explosion, no matter if he gets eaten by fucking sharks, Joker always comes back. But now we see him die right in front of us. And this shakes Batman up so much that ironically he does what he did when Jason Todd died. He stopped caring. He became ruthless. He pushed away everyone close to him. And that is why this is the best Batman game in history.
Except that this joker's death was not definitive as he was revived as a hallucination by Scarecrow's fear toxin in Arkham Knight, where he had more screen time than literally the main villain of the game, The Arkham fucking Knight.
That's the only way the Joker SHOULD die, not showing fear or sadness...But laughing, living by his own philosophy, believing that it's all pointless and the only thing you can do is laugh.
He always does lmao. Actually love it about the character, when his life is in actual danger he panics (unless he’s trying to make batman kill him) but once he realises theres nothing he can do he just laughs it off.
@@OfficerFriendly2006 It's a Cartoon show they're doing now and it's actually pretty good, Mark Hamill plays Joker again and James Woods plays Lex Luther. It's like a lighter but just as well written version of Justice League unlimited.
@@KupiecKorzenny_EmhyrVarEmreisSpiderman Insomniac games took a lot of gameplay mechanic from Arkham series and made it very good, so I didnt think it didn't age well.
This here is how you kill-off a main character. The impact this scene still has 10 years later, it still makes me emotional. Rocksteady for some reason did not offer the same respect to Batman....
You need to know something. The creators that wrote Arkham city's story are no longer at Rocksteady. They are gone, there are only the New ones left, and they can only create garbage.
Mainly because they didn’t have some insane social/political agenda back then. Their main objective was to entertain the audience/fan base and provide the best quality writing and gameplay that they could. With the suicide squad “game” their main objective was completely different and Arkham Batman was the one of the victims of that. Doesn’t help that the writing staff of the original Arkham games have gone now
That honestly just shows how psychotic Joker was, he knew he was about to die yet he still seen everything as a joke, that’s a horrible way to go out and yet he just laughed about it. The fact that his final words were “That actually is… pretty funny (Laughs)” is more than proof that he had been ready to die for years
That’s the thing, Joker is an absolute nihilist. I reckon the only reason he wanted to be cured is because he enjoyed his life so much, not necessarily because he was afraid of death. After all, if Joker was really afraid of dying, why would he torture and kill the doctors who were trying to help him? Sure, he’s batshit crazy, but it just goes to show he loves inflicting pain more than he values himself.
@@Crossbones6732that panic seemed more like he realized the fun he had with batman was about to truly end rather than a fear of death. He immediately perked up again laughing when he realized he ended himself on a punchline with batman.
His death is one of those moments from a villain perspective of someone who deserves to die since forever but never expected that to actually be true. It's even more shocking than his worst crimes. It was like "...oh shit... he's actually dead.... wow.... It feels... sad...." shit
You couldn't have written a more poetic death for Joker. This man, who sees the whole world as being so cruel and uncaring to the point of hilarity, who saw the absurdity of life and snapped because he didn't think the world could be better, someone so convinced of the world's inherent sadism and callousness that his own assumption of Batman's intentions guaranteed his death despite Batman being willing to save him. Stellar writing.
The game starts with a shot of painting of somebody carrying a dead man in his hands, just as it starts, it ends, no matter how many times I play this game I keep finding new things to talk about, a true masterpiece.
This is so far one of the best Batman's stories ever made. OFC there are some mistakes if you think about the Arkham City itself, but the story is an epic. They did a great job. Batman's history started at the Monarch Theater and his main enemy dies at the same place. And the final battle is actually a morbid spectacle to happen at that place. BRAVO!
I like how the thugs move aside as Batman carrys joker out and catwoman comes to witness the aftermath. It’s ironic in a way. One of the best deaths for the safety of Gotham but it gives off one of the saddest vibes. And it feels like another part of Batman broke and was lost.
As a boy growing up watching batman the animated series having all the toys dressing up as batman every Halloween playing every video game reading every book and comic i could get my hands on and being a true fan of batman and then years later still a fan being 19 years old and having the opportunity to experience these games and their stories is amazing and I'm truly grateful, great job rocksteady you did a outstanding job.
well in an alternate universe, instead of Bruce's parents dying he is the one who dies. His father becomes the batman and his mother becomes insane and becomes the joker
tankmaster1018 that’s a dynamic that’s a possibility since both became who they are after a traumatic experience. The major difference being that jokers descent into madness If we go with his killing joke origin was more gradual since he already was going through a rough time in his life Batman’s was pretty much sudden and out of nowhere
Best Joker laugh ever It isn't the classic maniacal clown laugh he usually gives, but rather a laugh of the man. A laugh of the man which the Joker truly is. A terrible and a bad man. No, man isn't the right word. He is a monster
Joker said in the hallucinations in Arkham Knight that Batman killed him and destroyed his cure in front of him when he directly caused Batman to drop it and got himself killed
It's the fact that Batman _could've_ saved the Joker. His hesitancy and reluctance scared the Joker into thinking he would refuse the cure. And this led to the Joker's attempt to take the cure by force, which inevitably led to his demise. Batman confirmed that he would've saved the Joker if he hadn't stabbed him. Basically it's the guilt that made him feel gloomy and depressed, along with Talia's death.
This scene never fails to surprise me even 12 years after I first played this masterpiece, I just love how everything goes silent when Joker dies. And him dying not to Batman but to his own stupidity is the cherry on top.
This moment encapsulates the dynamic between Batman and Joker to absolute perfection. Joker's death in this game was the most fitting way that he could have gone in any medium. What an amazing scene, and obvious top-tier delivery from Mark Hamill.
Such a perfect ending. And much to my surprise, Batman: Arkham Knight handled his death and legacy very well. Someone whom many have despised the entire franchise for his evilness and effect finally kicks the bucket, and our jaws drop simultaneously.
Part of me thinks that Batman saw Joker not as just an enemy but a friend or at the very least a lost soul who just needed help to find his way back but when he died, that sliver of hope that he could be rehabilitated was gone forever. If you don't believe me, look at how melancholy Batman looks as he carries the body of his fallen foe while simultaneously abandoning the body of his own lover. If that ain't friendship or compassion, then what is?
I think Bruce blames himself, it’s not about the relationship with joker but his own code. Even though he didn’t technically didn’t kill joker he still knew he could have saved him, thats why in Arkham knight, joker (aka his own mind) says that he killed him
This is one of the greatest symbolisms in the Arkham games. Batman would have saved Joker anyway, but it was Joker who did himself in. And even more so, Batman carrying Joker out of his kingdom means that he's burying his life-long enemy. And in real life, Kevin Conroy was the one to die and Mark Hamill said it wouldn't be right to continue on as Joker without him. Props to both on making my childhood, teenhood, and adulthood so awesome.
I find it so fascinating that Joker's last words in the DCAU were "that's not funny", and his last words in Arkham were "that actually is pretty funny"
I think he's always known but he refuses to be the one to kill the joker in many iterations of batman he himself claims that if he were to kill JUST ONE of hi enemies he's no better than them and that he's sunken to their level
Perfect example of the scorpion and the toad. Even though Batman is trying to save the Joker, he can’t stop himself from stabbing him. It’s in his nature, even if his nature leads to his downfall like it did here. So good.
@@Samuel152 go back and watch that the guy y’all cremated was clayface if watch this ending of Arkham city joker took the cure and the cure ended up in Batman opposite hand that’s why he look at it before saying even after everything you done I would have saved you the guy you carry out was clayface and Gordon even knew that’s why in Harley Quinn revenge he said joker body went missing and he had to talk da Batman about it but he himself was under a contract to keep quiet
I remember watching this scene and I just sat there in shock for a few minutes thinking it could be true. When it actually hit me that he was dead, I laid down in fetal position and cried my eyes out all night long. He may have been the most evil and heartless comic villain of all time but growing up with him and actually seeing him die is like watching an old friend die. A part of me died with him when he died.
Have you seen Arkham knight though? He is there in Batman’s thoughts because there might have been still a tad bit of poison in him which makes him hallucinate the joker
@@swagmaster5103 From the blood that Joker put in Batman, and some exposure to Scarecrows fear toxin, it allowed the Jokers blood to create hallucinations of Joker in his mind, and to grow and try take over his mind as well to become a new Joker. Thinking about it they were making us believe he was gonna make him into the Batman Who Laughs
I love how at the end of this game the doors to Arkham City just open right up for him. Wasn't the entire point of the game to escape and shut the city down? And he just walked right out... WTF??
_Do you wanna know something funny? Even after everything you’ve done…I would’ve saved you_ . The best line ever said by Kevin Conroy. A fitting end to him and Mark Hamill’s partnership. Rest in peace Kevin Conroy. Forever our Batman. ❤
It's like watching the school bully die at his own hands, while the normal-bullied kid tried to save him no matter what. Cause the bully is a reflection of anybody's dark side, especially to Batman.
"Even after everything you've done, I would've still saved you." Meanwhile, Snyder Cultists : OMG Batman going on a killing spree is totally acceptable guys!!
![Batman: Arkham City - Hugo Strange & Ra's al Ghul - Cutscene [PS3]](/img/1.gif)
Oh the sweet irony: Joker wanted to die, but with a bang and in fame and ended up going out with a whimper and being forgotten. He wanted Batman to kill him, but died at the hands of his own stupidity.
It's almost funny if you think about it
I never thought of it that way it actually makes perfect sense the more I think about it
You are the cause of your own destruction
If only joker didn’t inject himself with Titan
In arkham knight its hinted batman dropped it on purpose
Joker (DCAU): That's not funny! That's not--!
Joker (Arkhamverse): That actually is pretty funny!
The DCAU death didn't have the same level of raw dramatic irony. In DCAU he was killed by somebody other than Batman, the person he *wants* to kill him, after they broke free from his brainwashing which means he was defeated by somebody other than his greatest rival. Robin basically spit in his face and ruined the joke he was trying to set up. In this case his death came about from him assuming he had finally broken Batman, but he was the one who finally broke because for once he genuinely believed Batman was going to let him die. Batman won, and it was Joker's fault for not trusting Batman, but at the same time it wouldn't matter to anybody else. Joker knew everybody would blame Batman for his death, which gave him what he wanted, but in a way that ultimately proved his ideology wrong.
It’s funny that both deaths were written by Paul Dini and that’s why he’s one of my favorite writers of all time
Both deaths are great. No bad version at all.
This ending is perfect. In every Batman story, we have never seen a definitive death. No matter how far he falls, no matter if he's in an explosion, no matter if he gets eaten by fucking sharks, Joker always comes back. But now we see him die right in front of us. And this shakes Batman up so much that ironically he does what he did when Jason Todd died. He stopped caring. He became ruthless. He pushed away everyone close to him. And that is why this is the best Batman game in history.
Tim Burton would say otherwise.
I prefer arkham knight.
And then joker killed himself
I also like How Bruce Timm gave Joker a good death in the Batman Beyond series. Something that is actually Canon to the Animated universe :)
Except that this joker's death was not definitive as he was revived as a hallucination by Scarecrow's fear toxin in Arkham Knight, where he had more screen time than literally the main villain of the game, The Arkham fucking Knight.
At least joker died laughing.
Looks like he had the last laugh after all.
That's the only way the Joker SHOULD die, not showing fear or sadness...But laughing, living by his own philosophy, believing that it's all pointless and the only thing you can do is laugh.
He always does lmao. Actually love it about the character, when his life is in actual danger he panics (unless he’s trying to make batman kill him) but once he realises theres nothing he can do he just laughs it off.
Lmao 💀
More like joker died gasping for air
He died as he lived...
In a society.
Where honor is a distant memory
Snyder cut
Isn't that right.... Batman?
And with a smile
Batman Arkham Society
"That actually is... pretty funny." And that's the final line spoken by Mark Hamill's Joker. Powerful way for the Hamill Joker character to depart.
and the killing joke.
@@OfficerFriendly2006 Is now a bad time to bring up Justice League action?
conner3548 I don’t know what that is.
@@OfficerFriendly2006 It's a Cartoon show they're doing now and it's actually pretty good, Mark Hamill plays Joker again and James Woods plays Lex Luther. It's like a lighter but just as well written version of Justice League unlimited.
conner3548 sounds good. I should check it out.
Its a funny way joker's final victim was himself
"That is pretty funny"
@@slightlyfunny2128ahahahahahaha cough cough cough (gasps for air) ahhhhhhh😩😵😁☠️👻
Perfect ending, to a near perfect game. RIP legend, Conroy will never be forgotten.
Near perfect? If this isn’t perfection, I don’t know what is
@@OtinadProductions graphics aren't perfect... and it's kinda too short... and some mechanics didn't age well
@@KupiecKorzenny_EmhyrVarEmreisi’m not even the hugest fan of this game but your comment is ridiculous
@@KupiecKorzenny_EmhyrVarEmreisSpiderman Insomniac games took a lot of gameplay mechanic from Arkham series and made it very good, so I didnt think it didn't age well.
@@micahrich7201 why?
This here is how you kill-off a main character. The impact this scene still has 10 years later, it still makes me emotional.
Rocksteady for some reason did not offer the same respect to Batman....
Yeah no matter what rocksteady says Suicide Squad kill the Justice league will never be canon to me.
You need to know something. The creators that wrote Arkham city's story are no longer at Rocksteady. They are gone, there are only the New ones left, and they can only create garbage.
Mainly because they didn’t have some insane social/political agenda back then. Their main objective was to entertain the audience/fan base and provide the best quality writing and gameplay that they could. With the suicide squad “game” their main objective was completely different and Arkham Batman was the one of the victims of that. Doesn’t help that the writing staff of the original Arkham games have gone now
I love how Joker blames Bruce for his death when he KNEW Bruce had the cure in his hand, and he still stabbed him in the arm
Joker’s stupidy has undone him
you see with the joker a part of batman dies too...impressiv work rocksteady!
I feel fine...
Fascinating.
That honestly just shows how psychotic Joker was, he knew he was about to die yet he still seen everything as a joke, that’s a horrible way to go out and yet he just laughed about it. The fact that his final words were “That actually is… pretty funny (Laughs)” is more than proof that he had been ready to die for years
That’s the thing, Joker is an absolute nihilist. I reckon the only reason he wanted to be cured is because he enjoyed his life so much, not necessarily because he was afraid of death. After all, if Joker was really afraid of dying, why would he torture and kill the doctors who were trying to help him? Sure, he’s batshit crazy, but it just goes to show he loves inflicting pain more than he values himself.
Ignoring how he screams in despair at the cure being shattered and scrambling in a desperate attempt to lap it up off the floor?
@@Crossbones6732that panic seemed more like he realized the fun he had with batman was about to truly end rather than a fear of death. He immediately perked up again laughing when he realized he ended himself on a punchline with batman.
His death is one of those moments from a villain perspective of someone who deserves to die since forever but never expected that to actually be true. It's even more shocking than his worst crimes. It was like "...oh shit... he's actually dead.... wow.... It feels... sad...." shit
this scene left a deep emotional scar on me...
Agreed
Why do you like joker like for fuck sake shut up
Why so serious?
Mike Davis because i am Serious Sam
Me to T-T
You couldn't have written a more poetic death for Joker. This man, who sees the whole world as being so cruel and uncaring to the point of hilarity, who saw the absurdity of life and snapped because he didn't think the world could be better, someone so convinced of the world's inherent sadism and callousness that his own assumption of Batman's intentions guaranteed his death despite Batman being willing to save him.
Stellar writing.
The game starts with a shot of painting of somebody carrying a dead man in his hands, just as it starts, it ends, no matter how many times I play this game I keep finding new things to talk about, a true masterpiece.
That's Cain and Abel
You dumb that's Cain and Able
Arkham City is a Definitive Cinematic masterpiece!
This is so far one of the best Batman's stories ever made. OFC there are some mistakes if you think about the Arkham City itself, but the story is an epic. They did a great job. Batman's history started at the Monarch Theater and his main enemy dies at the same place. And the final battle is actually a morbid spectacle to happen at that place. BRAVO!
In a way, Joker killed himself by stabbing Batman and making him drop the cure.
Uncle Phil he did it to make people believe that batman killed him
Samuel 152 he wanted batman 2 feel guilty for not saving him
Either way batman was gonna let him die bc he was too much of a dangerous criminal he says in the cutscene
NYG Fan at a moment batman was indeed a bit passive in saving joker but he never wanted him to die
The_Vigilante really I didn’t know that when I played the game
I like how the thugs move aside as Batman carrys joker out and catwoman comes to witness the aftermath. It’s ironic in a way. One of the best deaths for the safety of Gotham but it gives off one of the saddest vibes. And it feels like another part of Batman broke and was lost.
As a boy growing up watching batman the animated series having all the toys dressing up as batman every Halloween playing every video game reading every book and comic i could get my hands on and being a true fan of batman and then years later still a fan being 19 years old and having the opportunity to experience these games and their stories is amazing and I'm truly grateful, great job rocksteady you did a outstanding job.
It’s been 10 years wow
@@TheYouTestamenttdamn
“Do you want to know something funny? Even after everything you did… I would have saved you”
-Arkham Batman
"That actually is.. pretty funny..."
-Arkham Joker final words
2:29 one of the greatest shots in videogame history
You know, besides the fact that they are mortal enemies and all... Batman and the Joker really seem like they could be friends
well in an alternate universe, instead of Bruce's parents dying he is the one who dies. His father becomes the batman and his mother becomes insane and becomes the joker
+Dyvos Felipe duh
tankmaster1018 that’s a dynamic that’s a possibility since both became who they are after a traumatic experience. The major difference being that jokers descent into madness If we go with his killing joke origin was more gradual since he already was going through a rough time in his life Batman’s was pretty much sudden and out of nowhere
Play the Batman telltale games
If only he had met Joker sooner.
1:05 me getting crushed under a pile of rubble hearing the Avengers talking about getting sushi
Be honest. Even Joker died he regrets nothing... Well.... At least he live long enough to hearing “Joke” from Batman mouth.
He literally laughed not ironic but from his heart. His last with came true
1:05 ok this is probably the most evil rotten to the core terrifying laughter I've ever heard
Best Joker laugh ever
It isn't the classic maniacal clown laugh he usually gives, but rather a laugh of the man. A laugh of the man which the Joker truly is. A terrible and a bad man. No, man isn't the right word. He is a monster
Joker said in the hallucinations in Arkham Knight that Batman killed him and destroyed his cure in front of him when he directly caused Batman to drop it and got himself killed
It could technically mean that Batman blames himself for costing Joker to die or something
That joker is just a part of batman. Mind pretty much he's blaming himself
The Joker killed himself when he tried to get the jump on Batman. The Bat's conscious should be clear here.
It's the fact that Batman _could've_ saved the Joker. His hesitancy and reluctance scared the Joker into thinking he would refuse the cure.
And this led to the Joker's attempt to take the cure by force, which inevitably led to his demise. Batman confirmed that he would've saved the Joker if he hadn't stabbed him.
Basically it's the guilt that made him feel gloomy and depressed, along with Talia's death.
Lalo Salamanca after being outsmarted by Gus Fring circa 2004 (colorized)
This game is better than most Batman movies
This scene never fails to surprise me even 12 years after I first played this masterpiece, I just love how everything goes silent when Joker dies. And him dying not to Batman but to his own stupidity is the cherry on top.
The Joker was the best thing in this game....... Rest in Peace!!! And thank you Mark Hamil for made it!!!
This moment encapsulates the dynamic between Batman and Joker to absolute perfection. Joker's death in this game was the most fitting way that he could have gone in any medium. What an amazing scene, and obvious top-tier delivery from Mark Hamill.
Such a perfect ending. And much to my surprise, Batman: Arkham Knight handled his death and legacy very well. Someone whom many have despised the entire franchise for his evilness and effect finally kicks the bucket, and our jaws drop simultaneously.
batman didnt die, he faked his death and left gotham.
Part of me thinks that Batman saw Joker not as just an enemy but a friend or at the very least a lost soul who just needed help to find his way back but when he died, that sliver of hope that he could be rehabilitated was gone forever. If you don't believe me, look at how melancholy Batman looks as he carries the body of his fallen foe while simultaneously abandoning the body of his own lover. If that ain't friendship or compassion, then what is?
A Brotherhood we have seen for years a Yin and Yang as one Balenced in harmony.
I think Bruce blames himself, it’s not about the relationship with joker but his own code. Even though he didn’t technically didn’t kill joker he still knew he could have saved him, thats why in Arkham knight, joker (aka his own mind) says that he killed him
This game makes you FEEL like batman
That a fitting ending for not only this game, but for Joker as well, until he returns in Arkham Knight.
I like how Batman kinda tells Joker a joke right before he dies to make him laugh, so he doesent die upset about it.
And nothing's funnier than the Truth itself.
😢 Saddest villain death ever.
That Latin choir that plays when batman brings out his dead body gives me goosebumps
the man poisoned a hospital
and the funniest
Maybe not sad, but definitely shocking. Every time we think Joker is dead, he comes back. But not this time. This time, he's really, truly dead.
"Batman what happened?"
"He had his final laugh."
2:05 when a morning came the saddened day announced at Kevin Conroy has Pass away.
Ngl... You ain't wrong.
RIP Kevin Conroy.
This is one of the greatest symbolisms in the Arkham games. Batman would have saved Joker anyway, but it was Joker who did himself in. And even more so, Batman carrying Joker out of his kingdom means that he's burying his life-long enemy. And in real life, Kevin Conroy was the one to die and Mark Hamill said it wouldn't be right to continue on as Joker without him. Props to both on making my childhood, teenhood, and adulthood so awesome.
plot twist: joker didn't die from Titan poisoning but from eating glass from the floor lmao
I love how quick and subtle this moment is. The Joker didn’t die with guns blazing, he just fell short.
The music at the end of this scene is so perfect
R.I.P. Kevin Conroy.
Do you wanna know something funny? even after everything he done I would’ve saved him
@@MrTsWorld831 ha ha..
Hahahahahahahah.
That is *cough* PRETTY FUNNY!
1:05 Me remembering of pickle rick while dying in the hospital
His dying laugh mix with he’s dying coughing always made me uncomfortable
Even after being the ruthless hero we know, he can still respect a corpse
End of an Era. Next stop, Scarecrows crazy land in Batman Arkham Knight!
Scarecrow freaked me out for a sec
LOL joker freaks me out laughing for everything
Me to
Arkham Knight had more Joker scenes than any other Batman game.
@@RiasatSalminSamiThat's cause Arkham Knight has 15 hours worth of gameplay and the other games had 6-8 hours.
I find it so fascinating that Joker's last words in the DCAU were "that's not funny", and his last words in Arkham were "that actually is pretty funny"
This looks a thousand times better than the remaster.
Mark Hamill and Kevin Conroy's voice acting in the Arkham trilogy = 👌
Poor Origins being treated like the adopted kid.
@@Samuel152I actually really enjoyed Origins. Shame it doesn't have a PS4 or PS5 release. I'd love to replay it.
@@KameWeeb Someone told me it's available on Playstation Plus Premium. So if you have it, then you might get the game.
Even after all this bad shit he's done, his death still hit hard
It is funny after everything hes done batman still saves him
Batman how long did it take you to realize that Joker dying was a good thing?
He doesnt kil. Bitch
I think he's always known but he refuses to be the one to kill the joker in many iterations of batman he himself claims that if he were to kill JUST ONE of hi enemies he's no better than them and that he's sunken to their level
+Angel of Sarcasm It may have taken him arkham knight, which is about 12 years.
+Angel of Sarcasm It may have taken him arkham knight, which is about 12 years.
+Zekey Zeke how come the joker was dying
1:31 Bro thinks he is Walter White
What I realized about this cutscene was that the Joker's death was the beginning of the end for Batman.
Batman telling joker how we would if saved him: 🗣️
Clayface slowly dying in the background: 💀💀
Joker the Immortal in the background.
***** Bad, I'm sick. What about you?
***** Good to hear dude! Yep, you?
+Red Robin I don't know man being young again makes me feel free... I guess I could go back. 😎
+Red Robin Thanks man see you advance.
+Red Robin Bye!
Perfect example of the scorpion and the toad. Even though Batman is trying to save the Joker, he can’t stop himself from stabbing him. It’s in his nature, even if his nature leads to his downfall like it did here. So good.
2:44 even if he got stabbed on his shoulder he is still perfectly fine. Such the boldness in his eyes 😎
What makes this scene hit so hard is the silence after Joker chokes on his last breath.
1:06
When the boring teacher finally gets the joke.
1:04 my laugh be like:
Joker wanted to die with a bang and with mass attention instead he died alone with only Batman to watch him die leaving him being unremembered
2:05 well harley is about to have a mental breakdown
Late but believe it or not in most batman media she gets better mentally she actually becomes more of a anti hero in most of them
"I won't kill you, but I don't have to save you"
Bale's version of Batman in Batman Begins
As bad as Joker was, I like how this scene made it feel like a death of an MC. I was actually a bit sad about this death
Joker did this to himself: He injected himself with the Titan formula and destroyed the cure 😅
0:57
POV: Your doctor who says you'll die after you survive, is dying and you unplug the life support:
Now that’s how you turn the tables
@@pogggaming4470 indeed
0:38 Scene that lives in my head rent free
I'm not sure if this is a scene I'm meant to tear up at....but god damn..I love the Joker
Same here
According to the creator he faked his death Harley Quinn revenge told us
@@godsonrobinson9843Whoever told you that lied, Joker's been dead in Arkham Knight and Suicide Squad.
@@Samuel152 go back and watch that the guy y’all cremated was clayface if watch this ending of Arkham city joker took the cure and the cure ended up in Batman opposite hand that’s why he look at it before saying even after everything you done I would have saved you the guy you carry out was clayface and Gordon even knew that’s why in Harley Quinn revenge he said joker body went missing and he had to talk da Batman about it but he himself was under a contract to keep quiet
He literally died laughing.
Without the joker batman has no punch line
Joker died! Gotham doesn't care! That's the Clown Prince of Crime greatest fear.
@@johnsantos507ironically, that what happens to his hallucination
It reminds me of Dracula’s death. Once he died, he was just happy that the nightmare was over. He’s finally free from the curse
Bro thinks he’s Walter White
0:50 I felt so bad for him he honestly was scared because he lost his one survival chance
2:33 Dad after he hears me and bro fighting in another room
I wish Joker's last words were "That is one killing joke" instead of "That's pretty funny".
You never think the person that tried to fuck you up the whole entire story would make you feel sad when that they die.
Thats lame as hell, that seems force, even for die hard batman fans.
Dude, thats cliche as fuck
Corny.
@@Speedd701 That was four years ago, let me forget
Best Joker death since the one from Return of the Joker.
You mean the Batman Beyond movie?
I remember watching this scene and I just sat there in shock for a few minutes thinking it could be true. When it actually hit me that he was dead, I laid down in fetal position and cried my eyes out all night long. He may have been the most evil and heartless comic villain of all time but growing up with him and actually seeing him die is like watching an old friend die. A part of me died with him when he died.
Dawg it’s a video game💀
Have you seen Arkham knight though? He is there in Batman’s thoughts because there might have been still a tad bit of poison in him which makes him hallucinate the joker
Dude lol it’s a video game
@@swagmaster5103 From the blood that Joker put in Batman, and some exposure to Scarecrows fear toxin, it allowed the Jokers blood to create hallucinations of Joker in his mind, and to grow and try take over his mind as well to become a new Joker.
Thinking about it they were making us believe he was gonna make him into the Batman Who Laughs
@@hunterquate9436 ok thanks
Got stabbed by Joker, meanwhile *Triangle : am i joke to you Batman? 🗿
0:39-0:40: Joker Jumpscare
The Joker’s last joke was on himself
I think this death scene might be even better than his death in the DCAU.
I love how at the end of this game the doors to Arkham City just open right up for him. Wasn't the entire point of the game to escape and shut the city down? And he just walked right out... WTF??
Batman did shut Arkham City at Wonder Tower. You know, the part before the Joker's death.
@@Samuel152didn’t just shut the tower down, it got nuked
_Do you wanna know something funny? Even after everything you’ve done…I would’ve saved you_ . The best line ever said by Kevin Conroy. A fitting end to him and Mark Hamill’s partnership.
Rest in peace Kevin Conroy. Forever our Batman. ❤
It's like watching the school bully die at his own hands, while the normal-bullied kid tried to save him no matter what. Cause the bully is a reflection of anybody's dark side, especially to Batman.
Jesus Salazar an intriguing conclusion
Batmans just standing next to his body like now what do I do?
This was the greatest game ever.
I felt I escaped through arkham city's streets, didn't you?
In this timeline, Joker isn't a crack addict pretending to be Joker. Harley Quinn is actually deadly, and not some wannabe Barbie Doll.
"Even after everything you've done, I would've still saved you."
Meanwhile, Snyder Cultists :
OMG Batman going on a killing spree is totally acceptable guys!!
Joker is Joker alright, he even died smiling
This made me cry because of how amazing it looks
And because my favorite villain died
The Joker had his last laugh
R.I.P. Joker a flack of demons sing thee to thy rest.
Batman: Let's just say, he literally died of laughter.
1:48 “Spinch bo popsile is pretty funny imo”
2:04 FUCKING EPIC SCENE!
01:33 when bae reply ur message
jk guys 😂
Almost became immortal... but instead he went to hell.
“Any last words”
“I Know Jesus has forgiven me”
“Is that a joke?”
“*whimpers* No…”
(This is robot chicken one)