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@@calvinli9801 they actually already did that in the new Batman adventure animated series back in the 90s. The episode was called Mad Love and hearing Batman's laugh for the first time, gave me the creep lol
We might get a sort of different injustice almost akin accept it be batman leading a regime like system oh and he can do it. Not with strength but influence money and power of how to win support of the people.
"I wanted to kill my parent's murderer. I could have! But that's not the life my parents wanted for me." - Some dude who dresses like a bat and punches bad guys
@@walmartpimp2 okay you're talking about something that's not related to batman again What I'm trying to say here is should batman kill or not if batman kills he will not be batman anymore. The no killing rule of batman is one of the things that made batman what it is
I like that Damian is a more kill hungry Jason Todd/Red Hood. Mind you that Jason kills criminals but rejects Superman’s Regime because hes smart enough to know how much of an abuse of power it is. He would still not be completely on Batman’s side but he cares more for the innocent people who can’t defend themselves rather than holding his sense of “justice” like Damion
Nono Jason Todd is the most violent robing and Damien is second because if you remember he decapitated the heads of all the generals but he didn’t wasn’t to work under authority.
@@theoneandonlysomeone3972 theres a difference between brutality and having standards. Damian compared to Jason doesn’t give a shit about innocent people, thats the difference. Jason only fight for the underdog, not to just kill the criminal and put in a similar situation where an innocent person was in risk of losing their life, Jason would more times than not risk his life to save that person over Damion who would most likely kill the person then try to save. I wasn’t claiming who was more ruthless, just that Jason more so has a heart when it comes to being an Anti hero
@@zachtemoro2116 I know but Damian was brought up by the league of assassins and he eventually learned to after being with Batman remember he stole the batmobile to take a joy ride with a girl.
I personally choose to ignore the comics when I can. It's hugely inconsistent with the games and is pretty much ignored in the games. This scene is just an example. Zsaaz dies here, so who kills Alfred under Supermans orders? Also where's Nightwing? This is meant to be where Damien kills him. Blue Beetle later witnesses Supergirl but Batman is surprised at her existence in the game. It's better to ignore the comics.
@@aidenjackhall4479 Yeahhh. It's weird, because the game DOES acknowledge the comics in some of the intro dialogues, they'll make little easter eggs and references, but they'll also conveniently ignore pivotal moments in the comics lol
@@aidenjackhall4479 Yeah besides Superman is not exactly evil, he just turned vengeful and misguided. Albeit any violent decision he has made, sending a psychopath to kill someone makes absolutely no sense. If Demian hadn´t kill Zsaz, Superman would have come after him at some point.
Damian was kinda right there, Joker was clearly irredeemable and could easily escape everytime he was locked up and if Batman had just ended his tyranny, none of this would have happened
Batmans not killing rule may be extremely important in keeping himself and the justice leaque in line. Otherwise killing one will lead to killing another and another, and the reasons will also get blurry, from from killing someone for murder it can slowly evolve to killing anyone who dare to seek against them. just like what happened with superman.
@@shaun10767 There is one comic where Batman straight up snap Joker's neck in his batmobile after knowing Joker will harm Super and his lover, he then hand himself over to the police for murdering Joker lol
@@R-Jacky6698 Should be. If fans keep demanding another Snyder movie, they'll cave. They are in business to please. After all, if they don't please the fans.. they'll lose money lol Keep demanding another Snyder sequel & it'll happen.
@@salikcollins3233 People don’t care. They will always try to help? Go to a mental institution and ask a patient if they can be helped. What if they say no? Discharge him and let him go home or die? Doctors don’t listen to patients. Joker in this regard is considered a patient since they wanna treat him. If he says he can’t be helped does this mean the doctors stop trying? No! Even in real hospitals they don’t stop treating
I like the theory that Batmans no killing rule stems from his past trauma. It makes sense if it's not just an ideal but it's literally a mental roadblock he can't overcome because of his parents deaths, and it explains why he tries so hard to keep people like Joker and Zsaz alive.
@@WackRusDud Sort of, it's more complicated than that. There are two real reasons why Batman chooses not to kill. 1. He honestly believes that anyone and everyone can be rehabilitated - even the Joker. He still hates his guts, but there's a reason why he keeps throwing him back into Arkham Asylum and not Blackgate prison. Whether or not someone like the Joker is worth it, however, is up for debate. 2. He fears that it would be a very slippery slope for him and most anyone else in the bat family to kill. He is convinced that if he rationalizes even once to kill someone that he'll give himself weaker and weaker rationalizations to kill and become a tyrant that gives no second chances - much like the Superman at his angriest, and lowest in the Injustice storyline. He's flawed, but I find it compelling
@@KingWammy The first one makes him a naive idiot. Some people just cannot change and it would be better to end it. The second one? Makes sense, but considering the existence of the "Gods and Monsters" version of the Justice League and them eventually changing their way of "kill nearly every criminal" into the "kill only when it's necessary", that belief does seem black and white.
In the comics he did try to take them away from him multiple times and got rid of them in precarious places and even lock them up in Batman's vault of weapons but he still ended up finding them that's what I remember reading and in the end he just let him keep him
Alternate take... Robin: Why didn't you kill Joker after everything he's done!? Batman: Because I'm a paranoid and obsessive man who runs around in a bat costume punching muggers because I saw my parents die in an alley. I'm NOT the one who gets to make that call. The likes of Joker do deserve to be put to death, but it CAN'T be by someone who's motivated more by vengeance than by justice. It can't be by me... OR Superman.
But what is justice? A law written on paper? Sharia law is also justice by that definition. Communist law, nazi law. All of that is justice. Some people think revenge is justice, which would actually be the most human thing seeing as we are empathetic creatures and hurting someone the exact same way they hurt their victims is the purest form of getting what they deserve.
But he is the night, he is VENGEANCE, he ia the batman. 😂 But jokes aside, most of the criminals there, including joker and other super villains, probally would have been executed by the governement, its a shame the comics never explorer this aspect.
Lots of people say that kindness is a weakness. What they don't understand is that kindness just requires a different kind of strength. The strength to stick to those ideals, even at the toughest of situations as well as knowing that kindness is probably not going to be returned in kind but sticking to it as well. They also know that even with being kind, there will still be consequences to their actions.
What you have to understand though, is that this isn’t just a question of revenge vs mercy, it’s a question of whether it’s worth letting those who have hurt or killed others to continue living when likely all they will ever do is continue to do what they’ve done before. Should a murderer be allowed to continue living despite the fact that he will only continue killing. Is the killing of one man truly worse than letting him continue to pose a danger to potentially countless innocent lives? By not moving to stop an action, are you not just as guilty of committing that action?
We need Injustice 3 with Prime Earth vs Injustice Earth again for the biggest threats and bigger hero rosters like how Mortal kombat keeps adding DLC characters
Batman serves as the the one who brought justices and truth, while Superman is clouded with judgement and so-called himself as the one who served as an executioner. This what makes both of them so different.
To be fair Robin is 100% right here with criminals in Gotham. Ffs Victor bragged about killing 121 women. Batman was so scared he would die like wtf. Damian was right but he shouldn’t be happy by killing.
Lmao "Right" he's not killing that dude BECAUSE he murdered 121 women he's killing that dude to SATISFY HIMSELF because he killed 100 women. One has potential to be right and the other is just evil not to mention superman killed a child (Billy) so nothing he says is ever about justice but FEELING SECURE.
@@Iexb lol he's literally in prison oaying for his crimes the way society intended. If you're willing to commit murder to stop murder go ahead but dont pretend its justice...Its Stress relief.
@@themisfitsage2099 if my chronology isn't wrong, he didn't kill billy yet at that point, that's actually very early in the story. However, this is the moment where damian should have killed nightwing, supes then kill oliver soon after that, followed by most of the green lantern corps in the area using a yellow lantern ring, threatens to kill the Atlanteans etc...
Jason Todd: That's disgusting. Damian: YOU KILL ALL THE TIME!!!! Jason: Yes. And yet I know the line of RIGHT and WRONG. You, on the other hand, are blood thirsty.
Batman in the game: **Looks sadly at Victor's dead body** Batman in the movie: **Barry gets shredded** Flash? **Keeps driving and never remembers him again**
Bruce was forced to take care of him but he was busy fighting his endless war against crime. Damian was also teach to kill at a young age and that is how an antihero is created, kids can become murderers because there is no goodness or badness in them, that is why they are easy to manipulate to follow a path. And he is actually right on this one, there is people that diserves death sentence, US goberment calls them terrorist. Killing one to save thousands.
@@elementaljedi9335 As u mentioned yourself, He is a teen. And wants his father's love and attention. It normal for him to act out. He constantly compared with Dick. Alfred told Bruce to be kind and gentle just like he was to Bruce after his parents died. Batman has a habit of not answering to ppls question and when u get such reply from someone, u'll get annoyed. For Example, he had no reply to "How he fail to protect Drake". After that, y would Damien listen to what Batman says. Ryt now, all he must be thinking is "If he couldn't save Drake, how the hell is he going to save me". It's natural. Coz, i was thinking the same thing. If he couldn't save Drake, his son (all Robins were like a son to Batman), how can he save Damian, he must be his least favorite son, at least others nvr disobeyed him anytime...
@@majidqayyum9613 lol as if im gonna care enough to research a daddy issues manlet who is obviously wrong in all definitions of the word. In the injustice 2 VIDEO GAME (Only) he is worthless trash and didnt deserve a part in the story lmao. He even thought he was better than volcano but pussed out when he thought he was gonna die
@@josevinicius_prof in my opinion take what is already working and where you good at. DC is good at 2d and 3d. I mean you don't go to Pixa and tell them the same, because Pixa is good at 3d. Again. DC did show that the DC universe works in 2d and 3d and the stories are believable and the quallity is very high. I guess now it is just a question of money. 3d in such a high quallity is not cheap.
More like... "DAMMIT DAMAIAN, now i have one less psycho to catch in my insane game!" Seriously, if somebody would shot Joker... If Wonder Woman would execute Joker after Year Zero End, where Joker pretty much wiped out JSA AND mind controlled Superman for a time... that is how he learned about Lois anyway now... Injustice would not happen at all.
@@xanderdoss5665 and this [is] a definition of insanity - believing that people like Zsazs can be rehabilited and that there is point in even trying to rehabilitate serial killers like him, somebody whose victims are numbered in dosens. Hundreds in case of Joker, even millions after Injustice.
Even Jason still had some moral code, he would kill the joker not just for revenge but for everything he's done. He believes that there are those who deserve to die but he wouldn't kill every criminal
I swear, it would've been awesome if the first game had Dick Grayson come from the main continuity world and fought Damian Wayne, which would've raised the emotional stakes, but now, I really hope when they inevitably do the 3rd injustice game, they bring over main continuity Damian, who's a lot younger than this one, and in a way, it reminds him of who he used to be and what he gave up.
Honestly saying this no killing thing of batman really sucks (for me) i mean imagine it like this, he always catches the villain, they somehow escape and they kill more people, then he captures them, then they escape, kill more, what about all those innocent people who die because of the villains that batman insist on catching and not killing them and end all the f%cking misery once and for all. That's why i like The Punisher!
Well in all the major parts of the world there is death penalty for someone who kills so many innocent people so if killing them is not an option atleast take them to the place where they cannot just broke and kills again. I think superman somewhat right. and Joker deserve it. Batman was just pissed off because his favorite toy was taken away from him. Also WW plays a more evil role here. Threatening someone is as powerful as planet and had 1/100000 th of mine power after he loses his love is will obviously break anyone mentally.
Both Batman and Superman are right and wrong in my eyes Superman killing thieves as well was a bit too far. Batman just made criminals worse by constantly beating them and sending them to a place they can easily escape.
Yeah so maybe the government should be doing this stuff not people in costumes. People blame Batman for not killing the joker, but it's the government who answers to the people that continue to not give home the death penalty.
It's not black and white, or right and wrong. For zsasz, or for the Joker, it's obvious, a death sentence is needed. However, if you give that power to a tribunal, or worse, you get that power to yourself, where will you trace the line? If something our present proves is how misguided judges and tribunals can be. Tainted and biased by so many things, ready to tear laws apart for an order, or an ideal. Will you trust them the power to decide who lives and who dies? It's a pretty serious question. That's why Batman is right, as much as hard it is to say.
@@Veridiano02 id actually trust that power to the victims or their immediate family. That's who you are trying to give justice to. For a murder or rape the judge can give an option of a "final punishment", where they will never kill again no matter what. A punishment of life in prison or otherwise a punishment chosen by the jury like nowadays if found guilty.
I’m confused because I thought after this Zazz killed Alfred since he was sent by Superman. And if that had happened before this Bruce and Clark are on surprisingly good terms still and Robin still hasn’t joined Superman until after he killed Zazz.
Batman is always a good person to be with a continued consciousness to never be a Killer Robin crossed the line of the moral code of ruling out killing the criminals for that reason he is not allowed in the bat family
Yeah it's kinda silly that a person can kill anywhere close to 100 people and just be put in prison and kept alive. A person like that being given food and shelter from tax payers money is insane. Ending the problem is best solution
If Batman just gave him a hug instead of fighting him the problem would have been solved... As much as I hate Damian, he really is the victim of almost all stories
3:50 : Superman is like Dayum ! The boy actually did it ! This is an incredibly deep philosophical debate for a series that started out as a bunch of dudes in spandex fighting crime. Both sides make very good points. Many of the inmates and villains can not possibly rehabilitated into society there's no way you can get someone who killed over a hundred people or blew up entire building to walk into the city again like a normal person,but throwing them into a hole will not solve anything, will be costly and the risk of them getting out and continuing their activity will always exist . On the other, at what point would killing them stop ? Killing is killing, today they will kill a murderous psychopath, a hitman, an armed bank robber, what will stop them from going after jaywalkers and litterers ? And who would give someone the authority to just kill people, even if those people commit crimes that are inhumane ?
I feel like heroes take so long discussing killing or not killing villains, all the while ignoring the fact that the justice system should've already executed most of the villains we see all the time after a halfway decent trial, but simply putting them in their box to be set loose later. I know it's actually because the villains are popular and DC wouldn't permanently kill off characters except in alternate universes, but I'm just thinking about it from a realistic standpoint.
And what does the Justice system do to reverse Flash Nothing cause he can bind time and reality. BT dubs the Flash does kill him sometimes and he comes back and will piss off the anything. Or even worse because he is a living paradox or another version of him running around time your own time somewhere. If Reverse Flash really wanted too he could have kill And do more damage than the joker do in A day and it will take him like 1 minutes to do it. He literally does that in the Dark Multi verse Flash point comic
then why arent the justice system in the dc universe taking matters into their own hands? and i guess batman and especially superman feel they're above the justice system since superman literally has the power of God. Batman on the other hand feels like he knows what is morally correct just basing on what his parents would have done in his shoes.
I have to admit, I am on superman's side too. Batman would have saved millions of people if they simply fucking put all those insane maniacs on death row. "Oh boy, time to send Joker to the asylum for the 109th time! For sure he won't escape again."
yea and superman ends up pretty much creating dictatorship and sharia law that if someone steals a candy bar from a shop superman will come and cut his hands with his heatvision. and at the end if someone even critizises superman he or she gets it. so exactly a slippery slope like batman says.
@@-Grovesy- Thats the problem though. When does it end? Supes says he doesnt want people living in fear and for there to be no crime but thats impossible! People will be fearful of supes everytime they do something they'll be scared that it might be illegal and they'll be punished.
@@-Grovesy- sorry for the multiple responses but, in an animated movie i think, the justice league go to another dimension where the other league "abollishes" crime. Bats is driving the other bats when they spot a man make a little ruckus at a restaurant that man is immediately arrested for it and taken to prison. Is that the life those people deserve? No its a life built out of pure fear for making one mistake.
"What if it had been Gotham. If Joker had killed me? Your own son." He didn't say it, but Batman would probably do exactly what Superman's doing in that moment. And hopefully someone would be there to stop him.
Not really, it already happened with Jason Todd and Barbara, they both got mentally and physically traumatized by Joker and yet Batman didnt do anything with it. Same with Slade and Damian, how many times did Slade beaten up and mentally tortured Damian? Yet he never stepped up. Jason Todd crossed the line and yet he can difference between good and wrong, Batman is just afraid but wont let it out.
@@ExtremeMan10 Joker never beat Batman as badly as he did Superman. For starters, Slade may have tortured Damian, but never killed him. He sent Gotham into chaos, but never nuked it. And you may hate me for this last point, but I doubt Batman cared about Jason, as much as he does Damien, when he believed Joker killed him. Damien is his actual son. Batman has stated that deep down, he doesn't believe he's a good person. Kill his son, blow up the city he's protected for years, I'd bet he's as dangerous as Injustice Superman.
@@thearbiterofwv8314 He cared for him as he tried his best to find him, but Joker knew the best way to hide him was right under his nose, hell the fact he was torturing Jason and made all that noise yet Batman still didnt find him shows how good Joker is. Plus the entire reason why all other Robins after him(and barbara) have tracking device is thanks to this.
That's the part I never understood in these stories of justice vs their extreme brother. Damian and superman are right, people like the joker are irredeemable they are murderers who will never stop; they pay no mind to people just trying to go about their lives. Yes execution may be extreme, but it's the one surefire way to make sure people don't go around killing after playing the system or breaking out of Arkham. if killing does not sit well with Batman, fine but don't get in the way of people willing to put a final end to their crime, as his way has seen countless people dead by one person.
Exactly. Batman should keep his code to himself. Batman has no right to shove his code down other people’s throats. Each have their own problems to take care of. If someone’s about to avenge their slaughtered family and friends, Batman shouldn’t interfere. If Jason sets out to kill mass murderers like the Joker, Batman shouldn’t interfere. If Damian sets out to kills Ra’s al Ghul and the rest of the League of Shadows, Batman shouldn’t interfere. Penguin, Scarecrow, Riddler, Clayface, Poison Ivy, Killer Croc, Mr. Freeze, Bane, Two-Face, and Hugo Strange are dangerous and mentally ill, but they rarely succeed in killing innocents, so they can live and possibly be rehabilitated. Joker, Victor Zsasz, and Ra’s al Ghul are the only criminals who are beyond redemption and to dangerous to live because they killed hundreds or thousands and they keep the killing spree going.
