Dang... the Mark Hamill version of the Joker really is immortal. He had to be killed multiple times. Any other Actor/Voice Actor only had to die once to stay dead.
+Therealwarzone Nah. Sure hearing Joker's scream echoing through the ruined asylum is something. But seeing someone intentionally killing Joker and a child no less is a bit more dramatic. Not to mention it's pretty funny to see his face unhappy, he didn't laugh or said a one liner but simply saying "That's not funny."
Want to know something funny? Arkham City lampshades that Joker has died numerous times in the post-game dialogue. "Joker's died before, he'll die again. No way is he dead for good. He.. he can't be." "C'mon, how many times has Joker died already? It's just a trick. Batman fell for it." "C'mon, how many times has Joker died now? I lost count." "Joker's just playing with Batman. He ain't dead. He can't be. Not Joker."
so? you saw joker be cremated at the start of arkham knight! unless you're as ignorant as some further up in the comments and possibly further down in the comments (there's an alternate version where joker comes back to life and laughs as he's burned to death!) spoiler alert! joker died and has been trapped inside batman's mind trying to drive him insane and return in a new bat-body until batman defeats him and leaves joker in a cell in his subconscious! also the Arkham Knight is Jason Todd ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Cervantes444 You're not the only one. I mean, what sounds more painful to you? Being impaled through the heart with a flag, or being electrocuted on who knows how many volts of electricity?
It's nice how they tried their best to make the censored version as memorable as the original. Still it loses something by omitting the Joker's ironic last few words 'that's not funny' in response to Tim's "punchline"
I was confused when I saw the uncensored death, as I watched the censored version first as a kid. The censored version seemed like a more gruesome way to die though
in assault on arkham he didn't die, amanda waller stated that they never found his body(he can be dead just pointing out that it's a very uncertain death)
+Lyndon Pogue Agreed. When I thought of Joker's origin, I always imagined that he fell in the vat of chemicals, and then his body was run off into Slaughter Swamp, The Birth Place of Solomon Grundy. The vat of chemicals preserved a personality, and because it was Slaughter Swamp, he'd come back every time he died.
+Lyndon Pogue Same here. It's an interesting explanation to many villains who have long recurring roles but have many near death situations. They could make a whole arc about immortal super villains fighting future versions of their hero counter parts.
Not sure which death is the best but I'd definitely say I prefer the Censored version of the Joker's death in Batman Beyond. I think seeing someone electrocuted is more haunting than shooting someone.
That can't be all! There is one more death scene you may have left out; the part when Ace end the Joker with her psychic hallucination from the DC television series "Justice League." That's my favorite death scene.
But then again, somewhat the Joker survived that and got bloodthristy than ever to the point that he tortured and brainwashed Tim Drake into a version of himself calling him Joker.JR as his own twisted son.
***** There was, but the Uncensored version was released not long afterward. The Censored version was because of concerns about violence in television in the wake of Columbine.
+Riccardo Celembrini that thingy inbatman beyond you said was not batman beyond I watch batman beyond on btv and it wasn't there it was only in the new batman aventures
+Jared Cortes No, those clips ARE from Batman Beyond, not from The New Batman Adventures.. And they're not from the animated TV series Batman Beyond, either ; they're from the Batman Beyond animated direct-to-video movie called "Return of the Joker".
+MezTZO yeah nvm but in batman vs darcula joker doesn't die I saw him cme back also the part batman beyond return of joker batman beyond vs joker joker didn't die.
Calling it right now: Jared Leto's Joker in Suicide Squad is going to die by Batman's hand in the flashback sequences, as revenge for murdering Jason Todd.
5:10 Goddamn did he just turn his own brain into mush by stirring it with that BatBlade thingie? I’ve seen some shit but that’s gotta be one of the most horrifying things I’ve seen so far
Forgot about Joker being turned into a vegetable by Ace in "Wild Cards", being bitten by Dracula in The Batman vs Dracula, and being locked away in Batman's mind in Arkham Knight
It's hilarious how many times Joker died in the DCAU and came back like nothing happened. Was that ever explained? Or they're doing it for the hell of it since he's popular?
No not really. If you wanna pull hairs. Maybe he was able to escape the shark, and the smokestack it’s possible he survived that one(probably to make it so Batman didn’t kill him). The exploding aircraft though, no just no.
possessL Do I have to spoonfeed you and just GIVE you the answer instead of letting you look at the timestamp and look in Batman's eyes for yourself, boy?
the last one in arkham knight wasn't the joker dying, it was the joker's body getting cremated, he had already died in arkham city, and the alternate scene to this is where, when getting cremated joker revives and starts laughing, but that was just batman's allucinations
Would you consider all those btas moments where it seem like he died to be considered “deaths” because we see him in future episodes he’s very much alive!
Dark Knight Returns still has one of my favourite quotes from batman and joker: Batman: "how many people have I murdered by letting you live?" Joker: "I never kept count" Batman: "I did" Joker: "I know, and I love you for it"
Why people keep thinking that Joker died in Laughing Fish, Mask of Phantasma, Mad Love and World Finest? Especially if they stated later that he died in Return of the Joker!?
He didn't actually die in Assault on Arkham, seeing as that's canon to the Arkham universe. They also mention at the end of the movie that they didn't find his body.
The Joker's deaths always has someone laughing just before he dies, even if it's not Joker himself. In both versions of his original death in the Batman Beyond flashback, it's Tim who's laughing. In the death of his mind at the end, Terry says "Ha...ha..." before using the electric joy buzzer to short out the personality chip on Tim's neck.
It's strange that they made a alternate scene of the Joker's death in Return of the Joker. Getting electrocuted to death is just as awful as being shot in the chest by a Gun Knife.
1:49 Let's think about this for a minute. Would this really be how the Joker would die? If he could survive all the deaths before seeing this (Except the Tim Burton movie and the uncensored version) in the video, why can't he survive being electrocuted?
Am i the only one that likes it more when joker dies laughing more than screaming. Shows that (at least some variations) are more of a madman then a man
1:Died from fall damage 2:Eaten by shark 3:Fell in chimney 4:Plane crash 5:Shot by Joker Jr. 5a:Electrocuted 6:Electrocuted 7:Electrocuted 8:Gassed 9:Disease 10:Suicide (After Batman snapped his neck and was somehow still alive) 11:Helicopter crash 12:Cremated
comic books, comic books oh comic, comic, comic, comic books! baddum bum bum they are gonna kill you off and then in, several comics you'll come back again!
"I win. I made you lose control". Did he really have to spell it out to the audience like that? How about just "Doesn't matter. See you in Hell." Then he snaps himself. That should be enough to let us know he won.
