In "Arkham Knight," the Joker is actually dead. The evil clown you encounter is in fact a hallucination, a consequence carrying over from the conclusion of "Arkham City," where Joker infected Batman with a toxic sample of his own blood.
It's literally his cells manifesting some kind of Joker mind in this game, not just the fear toxin's influence. Guy from Rocksteady even clarifies this: Quote un-quote "We just wanted to say, he's REALLY dead!"
Due to the ambiguous nature of the ending, there are several theories on what the ending truly meant: Batman faked his death: The most accepted theory, and supported by the developers.
Yes Joker dies in Arkham city, if you're wondering how he “reappears” in arkham knight, he is nothing but a hallucination brought about by having Joker's blood transplanted into Batman in arkham city and scarecrows fear gas bringing life to the Joker that hid inside Batman's mind.
Jason was thrust into the world of heroes and villains by Batman. If he were to kill the Joker, Batman would feel a level of responsibility for that. Also, a major theme of Batman, in virtually any medium, is guilt. Batman doesn't want Jason to have to bear the guilt of killing the Joker.
In Batman: Arkham Knight why did Batman see Joker even though he took the cure in Arkham City? The explanation given is that he cured himself of the Titan poisoning but he still had Joker's blood in his system so that combined with the fear gas made him see Joker.
However, the recent death of Batman: Arkham star Kevin Conroy could render a future appearance by Arkham's Batman impossible. The ending of Batman: Arkham Knight leaves the Caped Crusader's fate ambiguous, but there is solid evidence that he faked his death to adopt a new superhero moniker.
Now That It's Been Confirmed That Bruce Is Still Alive And Still Batman At The End Of Arkham Knight, What Do You Think Of The Ending? I'm more surprised people here thought Bruce was dead. "Alfred, let's blown ourselves up." "Capital idea Master Bruce."
Batman™: Arkham Knight there are 2 endings 1 where you beat the game and 2nd ending is where you get all criminals including riddler . You don't need to bring ones from DLC. The "full" ending is just a little longer video.
In Batman: Arkham Knight, the Joker lets Jason Todd live, but brainwashes him into believing that he was abandoned by Batman, convincing him to reveal Batman's secret identity as Bruce Wayne before letting him go.
Unfortunately, exposure to the toxin caused Joker to see his fear of being forgotten letting Batman retake his being, and Scarecrow was not immune to his latest batch of toxin causing him to go mad.
They got what they wanted in Arkham Knight. Though the game is named after another character, Scarecrow was really the main villain. It was his fear toxin that was threatening the city, and he's the final fight for Batman. In fact, he came closer to defeating Batman than any other villain in the franchise.
While Batman was able to beat Joker and return him to normal, Joker's blood was poisoned, slowly killing him. Batman fought to save him, but Joker's own evil resulted in his death, with the Dark Knight carrying his body out of his base in an echo of a portrait of Cain and Abel included within the game.
Jason's years locked up in Arkham tested and tortured his mind, and he chose the moniker of Arkham Knight as a tribute to the facility where he was reborn.
In the Arkham Knight Genesis Comic, Jason's body armor was what protected him from the bullet shot by Joker. Jason was incapacitated and the bleeding came from flesh wounds from the buckshot. The Joker did fake his death when he sent that video to Batman.
Ultimately, the Batcave just didn't fit with the game mechanics for this game. Wayne Manor is too far out of the city. The only way to really portray the Batcave well in a video game is to have a game mechanic like they had in Origins where you fast travel there.
Premise. The game is set in the universe previously established by the Batman: Arkham series, taking place five years after the events of Batman: Arkham Knight (2015).
Given that Brainiac is the main villain of Suicide Squad, since he seems to have taken control over the Justice League members, there is a chance that somehow Brainiac is the one who brought Batman back to life.
Why did Batman fake his death in the Dark Knight Rises?
The investigation would unfold, and eventually it would reach Fox and Wayne himself. Nobody would care about Wayne being Batman; embezzlement charges are serious enough. Wayne knew this, so he faked his death to escape prosecution for the financial crimes he committed.
In popular culture. Arthur Fleck, the central character of the 2019 film Joker, displays signs of pseudobulbar affect, which are said to be what Joaquin Phoenix used as inspiration for his character's signature laugh.
In Joker's case, pseudobulbar affect probably occurred secondary to severe traumatic brain injury (TBI). A number of studies have established that TBI increases the risk of mood disorders, personality changes and substance use disorders.
It was shown that despite having cured himself in Arkham City, Batman was still infected by the events of Arkham Knight — considering that Batman only took half the cure and intended to give Joker the other half it could be assumed that was not enough to completely cure him in the long run and was only intended to save ...
