No Right Answer: Best Batman Villain Ever
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Well that was an easy choice for me. Two-face is my second favourite Batman villain after Joker.
No he doesn't, it comes up saying it's Richard Moll in the video after they askMojo_22 said:
Could have still gone for a cop out and chosen Harley Quinn. Unless you made a stipulation that you can't discuss Joker in the debate, which would remove Harleys motivation.
Catwoman probably would have taken it too, though she is perhaps more of an anti-hero.
Catwoman probably would have taken it too, though she is perhaps more of an anti-hero.
Though it would have been kind of a cop-out, saying Batman is his own worst enemy would have been a likely win as well. Because yeah...you look at the entire continuity, Batman really does a lot of counter-productive things.demalo said:
Bane is one of the few Batman villains to ever defeat Batman physically as well as mentally, and he's one of the Bat's smartest opponents. He's not just another buff thug.porpoise hork said:
Scarecrow?ravenshrike said:
I was sad that the riddler wasn't in the last badman movie myself. still can't understand why one would choose bane over riddler.
First Bull, now Roz? What's next? John Larroquette playing Mirror Master?misterprickly said:Marsha Warfield would ROCK that character!octafish said:As always, the answer is Dr Amanda Waller. I prefer to think of her more as a patriot rather than a villain though...
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Oops, didn't see that part, my bad then I guess.Kungfu_Teddybear said:Well that was an easy choice for me. Two-face is my second favourite Batman villain after Joker.No he doesn't, it comes up saying it's Richard Moll in the video after they askMojo_22 said:
misterprickly said:This is now officially a thread about Night Court.octafish said:First Bull, now Roz? What's next? John Larroquette playing Mirror Master?misterprickly said:Marsha Warfield would ROCK that character!octafish said:As always, the answer is Dr Amanda Waller. I prefer to think of her more as a patriot rather than a villain though...
Larroquette would have make a kick-ass 2-face!
Honourable Dan / Sleazy Dan... You know I'm right.
So here we go with the Wheelers...
Oh come on! While you did win with Riddler but if you're going to pick Riddler motivation why not the animated series? I mean he was supersmart guy in this company which the boss had fired him despite it was thank to him who did all the work and yet he didn't get paid more for that. We can relate what it's like to being appreciated and maybe being rip off (since the boss pretty much took his work).
I love pretty much all the batman villains, and you guys had some great points in this episode, on both sides, but I still have to go with Mr. Freeze. Very tragic villain, even by Batman's standards, and I guess im just a hopeless romantic, or I'd probably pick someone else.
(Note: This is just my favorite major villain that most people know. My favorite is still Hush, because that shit was just intense. But he has had like, what? 2 stories?)
(Note: This is just my favorite major villain that most people know. My favorite is still Hush, because that shit was just intense. But he has had like, what? 2 stories?)
Mr freeze in the reboot sure as hell isn't tragic. Nora isn't even his wife. Just the first person cryo frozen and he's obsessed with her.thereverend7 said:
No love for Scarecrow? That's sad. Well, most of Batman villains are awesome in capable hands. With a good writer even Mad Hatter could become awesome villain. My personal Top3 for Batman villains are:
1. Joker
2. Ra's al Ghul
3. Scarecrow
It should be noted that with villains (and anti-heroes like Punisher or Wolverine) I don't really look at what was written about them. I look at the potential. Why? Because in universe style comics (ones where story doesn't end), certain characters won't ever realize their potential. Wolverine should kill at least half of the mutants by now, he is a little killing machine and it's only shown when he fights some mobs. Punisher should move to supernatural targets but with never ending story you can't kill some major villains (and when someone is killed, he gets resurrected, except for uncle Ben). Joker also hasn't reached his potential. The Killing Joke could've and should've been much more darker which could've and should've resulted in Gordon going bananas. But I'm getting off-topic...
1. Joker
2. Ra's al Ghul
3. Scarecrow
It should be noted that with villains (and anti-heroes like Punisher or Wolverine) I don't really look at what was written about them. I look at the potential. Why? Because in universe style comics (ones where story doesn't end), certain characters won't ever realize their potential. Wolverine should kill at least half of the mutants by now, he is a little killing machine and it's only shown when he fights some mobs. Punisher should move to supernatural targets but with never ending story you can't kill some major villains (and when someone is killed, he gets resurrected, except for uncle Ben). Joker also hasn't reached his potential. The Killing Joke could've and should've been much more darker which could've and should've resulted in Gordon going bananas. But I'm getting off-topic...