r/BatmanTAS

BTAS riddler funko is my favorite. 😍

It’s always bizarre to me when I see shit like “condiment king?! Psh what a stupid villain! Among the ranks of WORST Batman villain”. And I’m like yeah that was always the point. For those who don’t know the episode of the animated series he debuts in has joker hypnotizing comedians to be shitty villains after they roasted him.

What’s so bizarre to me is that no one ever talks about the other two villains in the episode being pack rat and mighty mom. They are pretty much just as stupid and useless. It feels like a big sign of people who just didn’t watch the episode and just heard the name and assumed he was a golden age villain akin to polka dot man or something

One thing that strikes me is Two-Face's physical abilities. He's the only Batman villain without a mutation like Crog or steroid use like Bane who can give Batman a real fight. I'm not mentioning Kyodai because he possesses the same martial arts skills as Wayne. In other words, Two-Face can throw Batman, lift men, and fight multiple opponents.

One thing that strikes me is that James Gordon, the Gotham police commissioner, blindly trusts Batman. Even when Batman's testimony is found alongside Chucky Sol's corpse in *Mask of the Phantasm*, Gordon refuses to believe it and makes no attempt to capture him. While we all know Batman is a hero, he's a man who dresses as a bat, frightens criminals, and sometimes extracts confessions through intimidation—things a police officer would never do.

Jsa authenticated and I also have a bunch of signed Batman comics if anyone's interested in those as well

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Just arrived - the new (final?) BTAS wave by McFarlane

In Bruce Timm's universe, villains often had henchmen, some of whom later became major villains themselves. But what do you think? If these henchmen faced off, who would win?

How canon is this from 1 to 10

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And should have the episode had include the court of owls, I think that it should be a two parter.

What do you think?

Seeing Batman going Daredevil mode was tones of fun. And that read eyed Batman look is so sick. We got to see this look in other episodes, like Vendetta, and His Silicone Soul, and it made for quite a unique sight. Blinding Bruce made for an outstanding obstacle for Batman to face.

It was pretty cool having a much more manecing Penguin.

Having Leslie in an episode is always a delight. Appointment in Crime Alley and Paging the Crime Doctor are some of my favourite episodes in the whole show. It's really sweet that aside from Alfred, she's the only person Bruce decided to share his secret with. How do you think that reveal would've go down?

I have a question: Why did Bruce refused to let the Wayne teach doctors treat him? His blindness might jeopardized his secret identity, or something? Please, let me know.

like, the fact that poison Ivy genetically modified those "monsters" to replicate the human physical looks.

poison ivy is one the most awesome villain in the