I thought they were going to do a: -"I am a Dalek!" -"I'm Batman." -"I am a Dalek!" -"I'm Batman." -"I am a Dalek!" -"I'm Batman!" -"I am a Dalek!!" -"I'm Batman!!!" -"EXTERMINATE!!"
No, he survived by reacting before the beam incapacitated his body to slow his breathing and heartrate so drastically it made the beam treat his body as if it was already dead, passing through it with minimal injury, then restoring his functions within the time it took him to keep standing. Or something like that.
Imagine time-travelling to this convention and trying to tell people that, in the future, there's going to be a film called the Lego Movie, and it's actually going to be fantastic, and because of its success there's going to be multiple spinoffs, and because Lego Batman was a character in that movie, there's going to be a Lego Batman movie, and in the Lego Batman movie there's going to be several cameos from other franchises thanks to the properties WB owns including Daleks, and as a result Batman is actually going to cross over with Daleks in the future.
WB does not own the Daleks. They got sued when they showed up in the latest Looney Tunes live action film they made. BBC and the Terry Nation estate both took them to court over it.
@@Briselance you mean an alien mutated to be biologically invincible, sealed inside a mini take made of a mega strong alloy with Neutronic shields and laser beams, plungers with brain sucking abilities, and flight? Oh yeah those tin cans
Batman: Do you want to know my secret identity? Dalek: Checking records. Records found. You are Bruce Wayne...Billionaire...Playboy...Orphan...Hobbies, dress like a bat. Mother's name is Martha. Batman: Marthaaaa!!!! Why did you say her name? [Crying and sobbing, in fetal position] Mommy!!! Dalek: We the great Daleks have defeated the Man of Bats. Batman: Go on and used your Death Rays. Dalek: Death Rays would be too merciful.
@@energyhammer2342 I always wanted to ask a Dalek about that. If you're supposed to be the supreme beings of the universe then how come you are constantly getting defeated? And 90% of the time by one lone Timelord?
@@ivaneames4354 Haven’t you noticed? They always come back. They’re never truly defeated. Even in the newest series with Jodie Whittaker there were Daleks. They always say they won’t bring them back and want to do new stuff and then bring the Daleks back anyways after backlash. The Daleks will never die. The Daleks are the supreme rulers of earth!
That’s always been the sticking point with me with my limited knowledge of the Whoverse. They’re slow. Anyone fast enough could disable that arm, or just knock the things over.
@@DisgruntledPigumonI mean, their primary weapon is a long ranged beam of some sort. I think electrical based, or at least the impact produces electricity. They're slow, sure, but they aren't running up to punch you. And most ranged weaponry not specifically designed for Dalek killing is ineffective. Especially ballistics, only able to even impact the eyestalk.
@@DisgruntledPigumonthey fly, they're heavily armored, heavily shielded, have a disintegration beam that'll insta-kill anything organic it touches, intelligent enough to hack any computer system they come across, and a burning hatred for all life. The Doctor only makes them look silly because of plot reasons, namely that he has such a strong reputation that they're basically now born too terrified to try anything with him around.
certainly a comic con event to remember. This is totally wild. So whacky indeed. Certainly a fun scene to watch whether you're a fan of Batman, doctor who, or both.
Batman, a comic book character with severe plot armor and prep feats that rival that of Brainiac himself, apparently had one fatal weakness: INSULTING THE DALEKS.
