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* FightingFingerprint: How Wrath and Scorn discover the Dynamic Duo's identities and vice-versa (though the fact that they were both fighting with WayneTech arsenal also helped.)
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* FightingFingerprint: How Wrath and Scorn discover the Dynamic Duo's identities and vice-versa (though the fact that they were both fighting with WayneTech [=WayneTech=] arsenal also helped.)
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* {{Blackmail}}: After Batman turns them over to the police, Wrath tries to blackmail him into letting them go by threatening to expose his and Robin's secret identities. Batman refuses, but luckily, Joker ensures they won't spill Batman and Robin's secret.
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* {{Blackmail}}: After Batman turns them Wrath and Scorn over to the police, Wrath tries to blackmail him into letting them go by threatening to expose his and Robin's secret identities. Batman refuses, but luckily, Joker ensures they won't spill Batman and Robin's secret.
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* ForTheEvulz: While Wrath fights the heroes and helps supervillains commit crimes out of a warped sense of justice, Scorn does it just for thrills.
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* {{Blackmail}}: After Batman turns them over to the police, Wrath tries to blackmail him into letting them go by threatening to expose his and Robin's secret identities. Batman refuses, but luckily, Joker ensures they won't spill Batman and Robin's secret.
* BlueAndOrangeMorality: Raised by criminal parents who went to prison when he was a kid, Wrath grew up to believe, in a juvenile way, that any and all criminals are good, hard-working people only in it for the money's sake -- even the Joker, a guy who [[CardCarryingVillain willingly calls himself]] "The Clown Prince of Crime" and goes out of his way to victimize innocents [[ForTheEvulz for his own amusement]]. He's caught completely off-guard when Joker gasses him.
* BlueAndOrangeMorality: Raised by criminal parents who went to prison when he was a kid, Wrath grew up to believe, in a juvenile way, that any and all criminals are good, hard-working people only in it for the money's sake -- even the Joker, a guy who [[CardCarryingVillain willingly calls himself]] "The Clown Prince of Crime" and goes out of his way to victimize innocents [[ForTheEvulz for his own amusement]]. He's caught completely off-guard when Joker gasses him.
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* FightingFingerprint: How Wrath and Scorn discover the Dynamic Duo's identities and vice-versa (though the fact that they were both fighting with WayneTech arsenal also helped.)
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* {{Troll}}: Scorn loved to make fun of Robin.
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* {{Hypocrite}}: Wrath condemns Batman for hiding his identity with a mask instead of showing his face for the world to see like Joker does, despite the fact that he and Scorn "also" hide their identities with masks, as Batman points out.
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* {{Hypocrite}}: Wrath condemns Batman for hiding his identity with a mask instead of showing his face for the world to see see, like Joker does, despite the fact that he and Scorn "also" ''also'' hide their identities with masks, as Batman points out.
* IdiotBall: After figuring out Batman and Robin's secret identities, Wrath takes Scorn to Wayne Manor to ambush Batman and Robin and personally destroy them as a gift to the other villains. It would've been much smarter to simply tell the other villains Batman and Robin's secret identities and take them along to gang up on the heroes.
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* NotMeThisTime: The Penguin says this VillainTeamUp proposal wasn't his idea. [[spoiler: He's right, as Wrath and Scorn were responsible.]]
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* NotMeThisTime: The Penguin says this VillainTeamUp proposal wasn't his idea. [[spoiler: He's right, telling the truth, as Wrath and Scorn were responsible.]]
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* WhamLine: "Every little bit helps when you got a bat to squash."
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* WhamLine: "Every little bit helps when you you've got a bat to squash."
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'''Batman:''' You've been reading too many comic books.
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'''Batman:''' You've been reading too many comic books.books.
* YouWatchTooMuchX: As stated above, Batman claims that Robin reads too many comic books. Alfred than comments that Robin also plays too many video games.
* YouWatchTooMuchX: As stated above, Batman claims that Robin reads too many comic books. Alfred than comments that Robin also plays too many video games.
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* {{Hypocrite}}: Wrath condemns Batman for hiding his identity with a mask instead of showing his face for the world to see like Joker does, despite the fact that he and Scorn "also" hide their identities with masks, as Batman points out.
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* BittersweetEnding: Mostly sweet. Wrath and Scorn get caught and Joker drives them insane, ensuring that Batman and Robin's secret identities are safe. However, Penguin, Killer Croc, and the Ventriloquist escaped capture, and the episode ends with Batman and Robin chasing Joker and HarleyQuinn, not revealing if they succeed in catching them.
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* BittersweetEnding: Mostly sweet. Wrath and Scorn get caught and Joker drives them insane, ensuring that Batman and Robin's secret identities are safe. However, Penguin, Killer Croc, and the Ventriloquist escaped capture, and the episode ends with Batman and Robin chasing Joker and HarleyQuinn, Harley Quinn, not revealing if they succeed in catching them.
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* BecauseYouWereNiceToMe: Penguin is the most interested in hearing out Wrath and Scorn, due to them helping him out in TheTeaser. Killer Croc presumably feels the same way, as Batman claims he was also bailed out of trouble by them.
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* BecauseYouWereNiceToMe: Penguin is the most interested in hearing vouches that they hear out Wrath and Scorn, due to them helping him out escape Batman and Robin in TheTeaser. Killer Croc presumably feels the same way, as Batman claims he was also bailed out of trouble by them.
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* OffscreenVillainy: Batman mentions that before the beginning of the episode, Wrath and Scorn prevented him and Robin from catching Killer Croc.
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* BittersweetEnding: Mostly sweet. Wrath and Scorn get caught and Joker drives them insane, ensuring that Batman and Robin's secret identities are safe. However, Penguin, Killer Croc, and the Ventriloquist escaped capture, and the episode ends with Batman and Robin chasing Joker and HarleyQuinn, not revealing if they succeed in catching them.
* BrightIsNotGood: Wrath's costume is mostly bright orange and Scorn's costume is mostly white, but they're villains, not heroes. Robin [[LampshadedTrope lampshades]] this, commenting that their costumes look like hero costumes.
* BrightIsNotGood: Wrath's costume is mostly bright orange and Scorn's costume is mostly white, but they're villains, not heroes. Robin [[LampshadedTrope lampshades]] this, commenting that their costumes look like hero costumes.
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* ObliviousToHatred: Wrath and Scorn don't realize how angry Joker is about them showing him up and "hogging the fun" of fighting Batman and Robin until the end, when he gasses them both.
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* StrongFamilyResemblance: As an adult, Wrath looks exactly like his father, except that his father had a scar over one eye, and his hair was brown instead of blonde.
