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A mysterious Jester who appeared to Jerome's cult after his death to give them Jerome's posthumous directions. For more information about her see Characters/GothamRoguesGalleryCellblockA.
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See [[Characters/GothamTheValeskaTwins here.]]
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!Other Criminal Gangs
[[folder:The Red Hood]]
->'''Played By:''' Michael Goldsmith (Gus Floyd), Creator/JonnyCoyne (Clyde Destro), Peter Brensinger (Trope), Kevin T. Collins (Regan), Peter Albrink (Haskins)
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A gang of small-time robbers who hit banks, but only steal from the registers instead of the vault so they can get out in time before the cops arrive. A Red Hood, which ends up becoming the symbol of the gang, is passed among them.
[[folder:The Red Hood]]
->'''Played By:''' Michael Goldsmith (Gus Floyd), Creator/JonnyCoyne (Clyde Destro), Peter Brensinger (Trope), Kevin T. Collins (Regan), Peter Albrink (Haskins)
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/second_red_hood_gang_season_3.png]]
A gang of small-time robbers who hit banks, but only steal from the registers instead of the vault so they can get out in time before the cops arrive. A Red Hood, which ends up becoming the symbol of the gang, is passed among them.
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[[folder:The Red Hood]]
->'''Played By:''' Michael Goldsmith (Gus Floyd), Creator/JonnyCoyne (Clyde Destro), Peter Brensinger (Trope), Kevin T. Collins (Regan), Peter Albrink (Haskins)
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!!Jeri
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->'''Played By:''' Creator/LoriPetty
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* ArtifactOfDoom: Whoever wears the hood is compelled to follow the example of the original owner -- hammy, addresses the people, throws money at them, stands on desk to command the robbery, etc. However, it also marks them for death in the imminent future.
* DecompositeCharacter: None of the men who don the mask fall into a vat of chemicals and become the Joker. That honor goes to [[spoiler:Jeremiah Valeska]].
* IconicOutfit: The red hood becomes a symbol of the gang.
* InTheHood: The red hood itself.
* LegacyCharacter: The first person to wear the hood is killed by the leader of the gang for trying to take over, and he takes it in turn only to be killed and have it taken by another member. As Gordon notes, anyone could put the hood on to become the Red Hood, it doesn't have to be the same person. By the end of the episode the gang is all dead, but another person finds the hood, implying its legacy will continue.
* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: Though the hood is ostensibly just a piece of red cloth with holes cut in it, it ''does'' seem to have a curious power over those who wear it -- such as the fact everyone who wears it gets shot. It's left ambiguous if it's just a combination of [[MagicFeather psychological power]] and coincidence, or something more.
* ShadowArchetype: To Batman, as a cloaked figure that the people end up championing. However, Batman is a billionaire trying to stop criminals, the Red Hood is a guy who steals from rich banks and gives some back to the people. The original wearer proclaiming the hood is a symbol is particularly striking.
* StartOfDarkness: Given how ComicBook/{{the Joker}} started out as the Red Hood in the comics, the random kid who picks the hood up after the gang is wiped out is another candidate for the role.
* DecompositeCharacter: None of the men who don the mask fall into a vat of chemicals and become the Joker. That honor goes to [[spoiler:Jeremiah Valeska]].
* IconicOutfit: The red hood becomes a symbol of the gang.
* InTheHood: The red hood itself.
* LegacyCharacter: The first person to wear the hood is killed by the leader of the gang for trying to take over, and he takes it in turn only to be killed and have it taken by another member. As Gordon notes, anyone could put the hood on to become the Red Hood, it doesn't have to be the same person. By the end of the episode the gang is all dead, but another person finds the hood, implying its legacy will continue.
* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: Though the hood is ostensibly just a piece of red cloth with holes cut in it, it ''does'' seem to have a curious power over those who wear it -- such as the fact everyone who wears it gets shot. It's left ambiguous if it's just a combination of [[MagicFeather psychological power]] and coincidence, or something more.
* ShadowArchetype: To Batman, as a cloaked figure that the people end up championing. However, Batman is a billionaire trying to stop criminals, the Red Hood is a guy who steals from rich banks and gives some back to the people. The original wearer proclaiming the hood is a symbol is particularly striking.
* StartOfDarkness: Given how ComicBook/{{the Joker}} started out as the Red Hood in the comics, the random kid who picks the hood up after the gang is wiped out is another candidate for the role.
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* ArtifactOfDoom: Whoever wears LargeHam: As befits who she might become.
* MonsterClown: Her stage makeup is thehood is compelled to follow the example of the original owner -- hammy, addresses the people, throws money at them, stands on desk to command the robbery, etc. However, it also marks them for death in the imminent future.
* DecompositeCharacter: None of the men who don the mask fall into a vat of chemicals and become the Joker. That honor goes to [[spoiler:Jeremiah Valeska]].
* IconicOutfit: The red hood becomes a symbol of the gang.
* InTheHood: The red hood itself.
* LegacyCharacter: The first person to wear the hood is killed by the leader of the gang for trying to take over, and he takes it in turn only to be killed and have it taken by another member. As Gordon notes, anyone could put the hood on to become the Red Hood, it doesn't have to be the same person. By the end of the episode the gang is all dead, but another person finds the hood, implying its legacy will continue.
* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: Though the hood is ostensibly just a piece of red cloth with holes cut in it, it ''does'' seem to have a curious power over those who wear it -- such as the fact everyone who wears it gets shot. It's left ambiguous if it's just a combination of [[MagicFeather psychological power]] and coincidence, or something more.
* ShadowArchetype: To Batman, as a cloaked figuremain clue that the people end up championing. However, Batman is she's a billionaire trying to stop criminals, the Red Hood is a guy who steals from rich banks and gives some back to the people. The original wearer proclaiming the hood is a symbol is particularly striking.
possible Joker.
*StartOfDarkness: Given how ComicBook/{{the Joker}} started out as the Red Hood in the comics, the random kid who picks the hood up after the gang is wiped out is another candidate MythologyGag: When asked for the role.location of someone while in police custody, she replies that [[Film/TheDarkKnight it would depend on what time it is.]]
** Also her outfit seems inspired by modern depictions of ComicBook/HarleyQuinn, specifically the Arkhamverse version.
* NightmareFetishist: Her act involves heavy use of videos of Jerome after his death, while wearing a bondage outfit.
* MonsterClown: Her stage makeup is the
* DecompositeCharacter: None of the men who don the mask fall into a vat of chemicals and become the Joker. That honor goes to [[spoiler:Jeremiah Valeska]].
* IconicOutfit: The red hood becomes a symbol of the gang.
* InTheHood: The red hood itself.
* LegacyCharacter: The first person to wear the hood is killed by the leader of the gang for trying to take over, and he takes it in turn only to be killed and have it taken by another member. As Gordon notes, anyone could put the hood on to become the Red Hood, it doesn't have to be the same person. By the end of the episode the gang is all dead, but another person finds the hood, implying its legacy will continue.
* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: Though the hood is ostensibly just a piece of red cloth with holes cut in it, it ''does'' seem to have a curious power over those who wear it -- such as the fact everyone who wears it gets shot. It's left ambiguous if it's just a combination of [[MagicFeather psychological power]] and coincidence, or something more.
* ShadowArchetype: To Batman, as a cloaked figure
*
** Also her outfit seems inspired by modern depictions of ComicBook/HarleyQuinn, specifically the Arkhamverse version.
* NightmareFetishist: Her act involves heavy use of videos of Jerome after his death, while wearing a bondage outfit.
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[[folder:The Merton Gang]]
->'''Played By:''' Michael Buscemi (Merton), Michael Maize (Grady Harris)
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[[caption-width-right:350:Merton's Cousin Grady Harris]]
Bank robbers from "the sticks" who appear in Season 4, intending to operate in Gotham without one of Penguin's licenses. They abscond with Jonathan Crane to force him to weaponize his father's fear serum, but their abuse of Crane and defiance of the Penguin come back to bite them ''hard''.
->'''Played By:''' Michael Buscemi (Merton), Michael Maize (Grady Harris)
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[[caption-width-right:350:Merton]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:Merton's Cousin Grady Harris]]
Bank robbers from "the sticks" who appear in Season 4, intending to operate in Gotham without one of Penguin's licenses. They abscond with Jonathan Crane to force him to weaponize his father's fear serum, but their abuse of Crane and defiance of the Penguin come back to bite them ''hard''.
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->'''Played By:''' Michael Buscemi (Merton), Michael Maize (Grady Harris)
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[[caption-width-right:350:Merton's Cousin Grady Harris]]
Bank robbers from "the sticks"
->'''Played By:''' Creator/DavidDastmalchian
Dwight Pollard is a former Indian Hill employee and part of a movement who
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* AssholeVictim: All of them suffer serious comeuppances by the end of their debut.
* BigBadWannabe: They seeks to take over Gotham's criminal underworld despite not being as threatening as they think they are.
* {{Fingore}}: Merton gets one of his fingers shot off by Victor Zsasz for holding up a wedding without a license.
* GasMaskMooks: How they dress for the bank robbery. Justified because they're deploying the Crane fear-toxin with gas-sprayers.
* KickTheDog: They frequently torment Jonathan Crane by mocking his fear of the scarecrow, but they really go too far when they lock the kid inside a closet with a grotesque scarecrow to torture him ForTheEvulz.
* KickTheSonOfABitch: The gang leader manages to infect Penguin with fear toxin. Grady, his second-in-command, becomes the S.O.B. target of this trope when he confronts Jonathan - now Scarecrow - at the end.
* NiceJobFixingItVillain: They accidentally turn Jonathan Crane from this weak, timid boy into the master of fear thanks to their abusive behavior towards him.
* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: The gang leader looks vaguely similar to Christopher Walken in his [[Film/BatmanReturns Max Shreck]] look.
* SmallRoleBigImpact: They're pretty much filler villains, but they accidentally cause Crane to become the Scarecrow.
* StupidEvil: They come to Gotham to grow as the most powerful gang, but they do so by challenging [[TheDon The Penguin]], a well-known mob boss who owns the town and makes it clear that his forces are unstoppable.
* TooDumbToLive: After torturing Crane for days, one of the {{mooks}} tries to force him to make more fear toxin to help bust his buddies out of prison. [[spoiler:However, when he sees that Crane has gone off the deep end now donning a deformed scarecrow costume, the thug just stares at the villain completely dumbstruck before Scarecrow infects him with fear toxin instead of getting away from the obviously deranged psychopath.]]
* BigBadWannabe: They seeks to take over Gotham's criminal underworld despite not being as threatening as they think they are.
* {{Fingore}}: Merton gets one of his fingers shot off by Victor Zsasz for holding up a wedding without a license.
* GasMaskMooks: How they dress for the bank robbery. Justified because they're deploying the Crane fear-toxin with gas-sprayers.
* KickTheDog: They frequently torment Jonathan Crane by mocking his fear of the scarecrow, but they really go too far when they lock the kid inside a closet with a grotesque scarecrow to torture him ForTheEvulz.
* KickTheSonOfABitch: The gang leader manages to infect Penguin with fear toxin. Grady, his second-in-command, becomes the S.O.B. target of this trope when he confronts Jonathan - now Scarecrow - at the end.
* NiceJobFixingItVillain: They accidentally turn Jonathan Crane from this weak, timid boy into the master of fear thanks to their abusive behavior towards him.
* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: The gang leader looks vaguely similar to Christopher Walken in his [[Film/BatmanReturns Max Shreck]] look.
* SmallRoleBigImpact: They're pretty much filler villains, but they accidentally cause Crane to become the Scarecrow.
* StupidEvil: They come to Gotham to grow as the most powerful gang, but they do so by challenging [[TheDon The Penguin]], a well-known mob boss who owns the town and makes it clear that his forces are unstoppable.
* TooDumbToLive: After torturing Crane for days, one of the {{mooks}} tries to force him to make more fear toxin to help bust his buddies out of prison. [[spoiler:However, when he sees that Crane has gone off the deep end now donning a deformed scarecrow costume, the thug just stares at the villain completely dumbstruck before Scarecrow infects him with fear toxin instead of getting away from the obviously deranged psychopath.]]
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* AssholeVictim: All of them suffer serious comeuppances He gets killed by the end of Jerome.
* BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor: He wanted Jerome back and he succeeded. Too bad he gets killed by him soon after theirdebut.
first meeting.
* BigBadWannabe:They seeks He tries to take over Gotham's criminal underworld despite not being as threatening as they think they are.
* {{Fingore}}: Merton gets one offill in Jerome's shoes by leading his fingers shot off by Victor Zsasz for holding up a wedding without a license.
* GasMaskMooks: How they dress forfollowers, but as Gordon points out he doesn't have the bank robbery. Justified because they're deploying same strong presence as the Crane fear-toxin with gas-sprayers.
old maniac did.
*KickTheDog: They frequently torment Jonathan Crane by mocking his fear CastingGag: Dastmalchian played a lunatic follower of the scarecrow, but they really go too far when they lock the kid inside Joker's in ''Film/TheDarkKnight''.
* {{Cult}}: Dwight leads one filled with clownish figures who pattern after Jerome Valeska.
* DrJerk: He's acloset doctor at Indian Hill and a total lunatic.
* JackTheRipoff: His cult and himself all pattern after Jerome.
* KarmicDeath: Gets killed by his own hero after resurrecting him.
* KillItWithFire: Jerome blows him up with agrotesque scarecrow to torture him ForTheEvulz.
bomb.
*KickTheSonOfABitch: The gang leader manages to infect Penguin with fear toxin. Grady, his second-in-command, becomes LargeHam: While he can be hammy, Dwight doesn't have the S.O.B. target of this trope when right amount pizzazz that Jerome had once he confronts Jonathan - now Scarecrow - at the end.
* NiceJobFixingItVillain: They accidentally turn Jonathan Crane from this weak, timid boy into the master of fear thanks to their abusive behavior towards him.
* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: The gang leader looks vaguely similar to Christopher Walken in his [[Film/BatmanReturns Max Shreck]] look.
starts wearing Jerome's face.
* SmallRoleBigImpact:They're pretty much filler villains, but they accidentally cause Crane to become You can thank this guy for bringing Jerome back into the Scarecrow.
* StupidEvil: They come to Gotham to grow asfray. Hell, if he hadn't resurrected him, the most powerful gang, but they do so by challenging [[TheDon The Penguin]], a well-known mob boss who owns latter would've never gotten the town and makes it clear that chance to [[spoiler:turn his forces are unstoppable.
* TooDumbToLive: After torturing Crane for days, one oftwin brother into the {{mooks}} tries to force him to make more fear toxin to help bust his buddies out of prison. [[spoiler:However, when he Joker]]!
* SuckSessor: Jerome seesthat Crane has gone off him as a poser, and even Gordon berates him for being the deep end now donning a deformed scarecrow costume, the thug just stares at the villain completely dumbstruck before Scarecrow infects him with fear toxin instead of getting away from the obviously deranged psychopath.]]one thing Jerome never was - boring.
* BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor: He wanted Jerome back and he succeeded. Too bad he gets killed by him soon after their
* BigBadWannabe:
* {{Fingore}}: Merton gets one of
* GasMaskMooks: How they dress for
*
* {{Cult}}: Dwight leads one filled with clownish figures who pattern after Jerome Valeska.
* DrJerk: He's a
* JackTheRipoff: His cult and himself all pattern after Jerome.
* KarmicDeath: Gets killed by his own hero after resurrecting him.
* KillItWithFire: Jerome blows him up with a
*
* NiceJobFixingItVillain: They accidentally turn Jonathan Crane from this weak, timid boy into the master of fear thanks to their abusive behavior towards him.
* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: The gang leader looks vaguely similar to Christopher Walken in his [[Film/BatmanReturns Max Shreck]] look.
* SmallRoleBigImpact:
* StupidEvil: They come to Gotham to grow as
* TooDumbToLive: After torturing Crane for days, one of
* SuckSessor: Jerome sees
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!Other Criminal Gangs
[[folder:The Red Hood]]
->'''Played By:''' Michael Goldsmith (Gus Floyd), Creator/JonnyCoyne (Clyde Destro), Peter Brensinger (Trope), Kevin T. Collins (Regan), Peter Albrink (Haskins)
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/second_red_hood_gang_season_3.png]]
A gang of small-time robbers who hit banks, but only steal from the registers instead of the vault so they can get out in time before the cops arrive. A Red Hood, which ends up becoming the symbol of the gang, is passed among them.
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* ArtifactOfDoom: Whoever wears the hood is compelled to follow the example of the original owner -- hammy, addresses the people, throws money at them, stands on desk to command the robbery, etc. However, it also marks them for death in the imminent future.
* DecompositeCharacter: None of the men who don the mask fall into a vat of chemicals and become the Joker. That honor goes to [[spoiler:Jeremiah Valeska]].
* IconicOutfit: The red hood becomes a symbol of the gang.
* InTheHood: The red hood itself.
* LegacyCharacter: The first person to wear the hood is killed by the leader of the gang for trying to take over, and he takes it in turn only to be killed and have it taken by another member. As Gordon notes, anyone could put the hood on to become the Red Hood, it doesn't have to be the same person. By the end of the episode the gang is all dead, but another person finds the hood, implying its legacy will continue.
* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: Though the hood is ostensibly just a piece of red cloth with holes cut in it, it ''does'' seem to have a curious power over those who wear it -- such as the fact everyone who wears it gets shot. It's left ambiguous if it's just a combination of [[MagicFeather psychological power]] and coincidence, or something more.
* ShadowArchetype: To Batman, as a cloaked figure that the people end up championing. However, Batman is a billionaire trying to stop criminals, the Red Hood is a guy who steals from rich banks and gives some back to the people. The original wearer proclaiming the hood is a symbol is particularly striking.
* StartOfDarkness: Given how ComicBook/{{the Joker}} started out as the Red Hood in the comics, the random kid who picks the hood up after the gang is wiped out is another candidate for the role.
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[[folder:The Merton Gang]]
->'''Played By:''' Michael Buscemi (Merton), Michael Maize (Grady Harris)
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[[caption-width-right:350:Merton]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/grady_harris.png]]
[[caption-width-right:350:Merton's Cousin Grady Harris]]
Bank robbers from "the sticks" who appear in Season 4, intending to operate in Gotham without one of Penguin's licenses. They abscond with Jonathan Crane to force him to weaponize his father's fear serum, but their abuse of Crane and defiance of the Penguin come back to bite them ''hard''.
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* AssholeVictim: All of them suffer serious comeuppances by the end of their debut.
* BigBadWannabe: They seeks to take over Gotham's criminal underworld despite not being as threatening as they think they are.
* {{Fingore}}: Merton gets one of his fingers shot off by Victor Zsasz for holding up a wedding without a license.
* GasMaskMooks: How they dress for the bank robbery. Justified because they're deploying the Crane fear-toxin with gas-sprayers.
* KickTheDog: They frequently torment Jonathan Crane by mocking his fear of the scarecrow, but they really go too far when they lock the kid inside a closet with a grotesque scarecrow to torture him ForTheEvulz.
* KickTheSonOfABitch: The gang leader manages to infect Penguin with fear toxin. Grady, his second-in-command, becomes the S.O.B. target of this trope when he confronts Jonathan - now Scarecrow - at the end.
* NiceJobFixingItVillain: They accidentally turn Jonathan Crane from this weak, timid boy into the master of fear thanks to their abusive behavior towards him.
* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: The gang leader looks vaguely similar to Christopher Walken in his [[Film/BatmanReturns Max Shreck]] look.
* SmallRoleBigImpact: They're pretty much filler villains, but they accidentally cause Crane to become the Scarecrow.
* StupidEvil: They come to Gotham to grow as the most powerful gang, but they do so by challenging [[TheDon The Penguin]], a well-known mob boss who owns the town and makes it clear that his forces are unstoppable.
* TooDumbToLive: After torturing Crane for days, one of the {{mooks}} tries to force him to make more fear toxin to help bust his buddies out of prison. [[spoiler:However, when he sees that Crane has gone off the deep end now donning a deformed scarecrow costume, the thug just stares at the villain completely dumbstruck before Scarecrow infects him with fear toxin instead of getting away from the obviously deranged psychopath.]]
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[[folder:The Red Hood]]
->'''Played By:''' Michael Goldsmith (Gus Floyd), Creator/JonnyCoyne (Clyde Destro), Peter Brensinger (Trope), Kevin T. Collins (Regan), Peter Albrink (Haskins)
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A gang of small-time robbers who hit banks, but only steal from the registers instead of the vault so they can get out in time before the cops arrive. A Red Hood, which ends up becoming the symbol of the gang, is passed among them.
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* ArtifactOfDoom: Whoever wears the hood is compelled to follow the example of the original owner -- hammy, addresses the people, throws money at them, stands on desk to command the robbery, etc. However, it also marks them for death in the imminent future.
* DecompositeCharacter: None of the men who don the mask fall into a vat of chemicals and become the Joker. That honor goes to [[spoiler:Jeremiah Valeska]].
* IconicOutfit: The red hood becomes a symbol of the gang.
* InTheHood: The red hood itself.
* LegacyCharacter: The first person to wear the hood is killed by the leader of the gang for trying to take over, and he takes it in turn only to be killed and have it taken by another member. As Gordon notes, anyone could put the hood on to become the Red Hood, it doesn't have to be the same person. By the end of the episode the gang is all dead, but another person finds the hood, implying its legacy will continue.
* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: Though the hood is ostensibly just a piece of red cloth with holes cut in it, it ''does'' seem to have a curious power over those who wear it -- such as the fact everyone who wears it gets shot. It's left ambiguous if it's just a combination of [[MagicFeather psychological power]] and coincidence, or something more.
* ShadowArchetype: To Batman, as a cloaked figure that the people end up championing. However, Batman is a billionaire trying to stop criminals, the Red Hood is a guy who steals from rich banks and gives some back to the people. The original wearer proclaiming the hood is a symbol is particularly striking.
* StartOfDarkness: Given how ComicBook/{{the Joker}} started out as the Red Hood in the comics, the random kid who picks the hood up after the gang is wiped out is another candidate for the role.
[[/folder]]
[[folder:The Merton Gang]]
->'''Played By:''' Michael Buscemi (Merton), Michael Maize (Grady Harris)
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/merton_3.png]]
[[caption-width-right:350:Merton]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/grady_harris.png]]
[[caption-width-right:350:Merton's Cousin Grady Harris]]
Bank robbers from "the sticks" who appear in Season 4, intending to operate in Gotham without one of Penguin's licenses. They abscond with Jonathan Crane to force him to weaponize his father's fear serum, but their abuse of Crane and defiance of the Penguin come back to bite them ''hard''.
----
* AssholeVictim: All of them suffer serious comeuppances by the end of their debut.
* BigBadWannabe: They seeks to take over Gotham's criminal underworld despite not being as threatening as they think they are.
* {{Fingore}}: Merton gets one of his fingers shot off by Victor Zsasz for holding up a wedding without a license.
* GasMaskMooks: How they dress for the bank robbery. Justified because they're deploying the Crane fear-toxin with gas-sprayers.
* KickTheDog: They frequently torment Jonathan Crane by mocking his fear of the scarecrow, but they really go too far when they lock the kid inside a closet with a grotesque scarecrow to torture him ForTheEvulz.
* KickTheSonOfABitch: The gang leader manages to infect Penguin with fear toxin. Grady, his second-in-command, becomes the S.O.B. target of this trope when he confronts Jonathan - now Scarecrow - at the end.
* NiceJobFixingItVillain: They accidentally turn Jonathan Crane from this weak, timid boy into the master of fear thanks to their abusive behavior towards him.
* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: The gang leader looks vaguely similar to Christopher Walken in his [[Film/BatmanReturns Max Shreck]] look.
* SmallRoleBigImpact: They're pretty much filler villains, but they accidentally cause Crane to become the Scarecrow.
* StupidEvil: They come to Gotham to grow as the most powerful gang, but they do so by challenging [[TheDon The Penguin]], a well-known mob boss who owns the town and makes it clear that his forces are unstoppable.
* TooDumbToLive: After torturing Crane for days, one of the {{mooks}} tries to force him to make more fear toxin to help bust his buddies out of prison. [[spoiler:However, when he sees that Crane has gone off the deep end now donning a deformed scarecrow costume, the thug just stares at the villain completely dumbstruck before Scarecrow infects him with fear toxin instead of getting away from the obviously deranged psychopath.]]
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* WhoWantstoLiveForever?: Sees his immortality as a curse and is is constant pain and suffering so he wants Bruce to kill him since he the only one who can.
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* WhoWantstoLiveForever?: WhoWantsToLiveForever?: Sees his immortality as a curse and is is constant pain and suffering so he wants Bruce to kill him since he the only one who can.
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* SkunkStripe: His hair is graying at the temples.
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* AdultFear: She's on the cusp of abandoning Gordon and Gotham with Penguin and Riddler when [[spoiler:she goes into labour]]. Unlike her usual ItsAllAboutMe behaviour, here she's terrified Jim will cut her out of [[spoiler:their daughter's life]] on account of her being a criminal, and that fleeing is the only way to keep [[spoiler:the child]]. It takes Lee of all people to point out that's not the type of man Jim is.
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* HornedHairdo: Like in the comics, the sides of his hair are always pointed upwards like horns.
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* ItIsPronouncedTroPAY: His name is pronounced like "Raysh", not "Rahs". This is lampshaded when one of the GCPD asks how his name is spelled after Gordon tells them to do a file search on him.
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->'''Played By:''' Raúl Castillo
[[quoteright:345:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/eduardo_flamingo.png]]
An assassin with a taste for human flesh. Is the Gothamverse's version of obscure DC villain [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flamingo_(comics) the Flamingo.]]
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!Indian Hill Escapees
[[folder:Karen Jennings]]
->'''Played By:'''Raúl Castillo
[[quoteright:345:https://static.Julia Taylor Ross
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A product of theGothamverse's version of obscure DC villain [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flamingo_(comics) the Flamingo.]]original Indian Hill project, she was freed by Thomas Wayne and hidden away.
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!Indian Hill Escapees
[[folder:Karen Jennings]]
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* AdaptationalJerkass: As god awful as the Flamingo from the comics was, he at least engaged in cannibalism after killing his victims. This Flamingo enjoys eating their flesh ''while'' they are still alive.
* AxCrazy: He enjoys killing people ForTheEvulz.
* BadassMustache: It goes well with his SlasherSmile.
* ChainPain: His WeaponOfChoice.
* ColdBloodedTorture: He's subjecting some poor victim to this before being recruited back in the assassins guild for a special mission.
* CombatSadomasochist: Starts ''laughing'' when Gordon is beating the crap out of him.
* CopKiller: Murders Officer Parks.
* TheDreaded: He's feared by [[EvenEvilHasStandards every other assassin in Gotham.]]
* ImAHumanitarian: Eats parts of his victims.
* LargeHam: He's not very subtle.
* ManBitesMan: How he kills Officer Parks.
* NoIndoorVoice: Shouts about half his lines.
* ProfessionalKiller: Gotham's most feared assassin.
* {{Sadist}}: He loves the suffering of his prey.
* SlasherSmile: Has one big murderous grin plastered across his face all the time.
* SkunkStripe: His black hair and beard both have a brilliant pink streak.
* SmallRoleBigImpact: He's only in one episode, but it's his murder of Officer Parks that really makes Gordon's HeroicBSOD about the futility of the justice system in Gotham hit home - eventually culminating in his supremely bad decision to murder Theo Galavan in cold blood.
* AxCrazy: He enjoys killing people ForTheEvulz.
* BadassMustache: It goes well with his SlasherSmile.
* ChainPain: His WeaponOfChoice.
* ColdBloodedTorture: He's subjecting some poor victim to this before being recruited back in the assassins guild for a special mission.
* CombatSadomasochist: Starts ''laughing'' when Gordon is beating the crap out of him.
* CopKiller: Murders Officer Parks.
* TheDreaded: He's feared by [[EvenEvilHasStandards every other assassin in Gotham.]]
* ImAHumanitarian: Eats parts of his victims.
* LargeHam: He's not very subtle.
* ManBitesMan: How he kills Officer Parks.
* NoIndoorVoice: Shouts about half his lines.
* ProfessionalKiller: Gotham's most feared assassin.
* {{Sadist}}: He loves the suffering of his prey.
* SlasherSmile: Has one big murderous grin plastered across his face all the time.
* SkunkStripe: His black hair and beard both have a brilliant pink streak.
* SmallRoleBigImpact: He's only in one episode, but it's his murder of Officer Parks that really makes Gordon's HeroicBSOD about the futility of the justice system in Gotham hit home - eventually culminating in his supremely bad decision to murder Theo Galavan in cold blood.
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* AdaptationalJerkass: As god awful as AbusiveParents: Her father was a drunk and beat her for her deformity.
* AccidentalMurder: She ended up in Blackgate when she threw her father down theFlamingo from the comics was, he at least engaged in cannibalism after stairs, inadvertently killing his victims. This Flamingo enjoys eating their flesh ''while'' they are still alive.
* AxCrazy: He enjoys killing people ForTheEvulz.
* BadassMustache: It goes well with his SlasherSmile.
* ChainPain: His WeaponOfChoice.
* ColdBloodedTorture: He's subjecting some poor victim to this before being recruited back in the assassins guild for a special mission.
* CombatSadomasochist: Starts ''laughing'' when Gordon is beating the crap out ofhim.
*CopKiller: Murders Officer Parks.
* TheDreaded: He's feared by [[EvenEvilHasStandards every other assassin in Gotham.]]
* ImAHumanitarian: Eats parts ofLikeASonToMe: Inverted. She felt like Thomas Wayne was her father due to his victims.
treatment of her.
*LargeHam: He's not very subtle.
* ManBitesMan:LiterallyShatteredLives: How he Freeze kills Officer Parks.
her.
*NoIndoorVoice: Shouts about half his lines.
RecruitedFromTheGutter: She went to Indian Hill willingly after they promised to fix her crippled arm.
*ProfessionalKiller: Gotham's most feared assassin.
* {{Sadist}}: He loves the sufferingRedRightHand: Her stay in Indian Hill left her with a reptilian claw in place of his prey.
* SlasherSmile: Hasone big murderous grin plastered across his face all the time.
* SkunkStripe: His black hair and beard both have a brilliant pink streak.
* SmallRoleBigImpact: He's only in one episode, but it's his murder of Officer Parks that really makes Gordon's HeroicBSOD about the futility of the justice system in Gotham hit home - eventually culminating in his supremely bad decision to murder Theo Galavan in cold blood.
hand.
* AccidentalMurder: She ended up in Blackgate when she threw her father down the
* AxCrazy: He enjoys killing people ForTheEvulz.
* BadassMustache: It goes well with his SlasherSmile.
* ChainPain: His WeaponOfChoice.
* ColdBloodedTorture: He's subjecting some poor victim to this before being recruited back in the assassins guild for a special mission.
* CombatSadomasochist: Starts ''laughing'' when Gordon is beating the crap out of
*
* TheDreaded: He's feared by [[EvenEvilHasStandards every other assassin in Gotham.]]
* ImAHumanitarian: Eats parts of
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* ManBitesMan:
*
*
* {{Sadist}}: He loves the suffering
* SlasherSmile: Has
* SkunkStripe: His black hair and beard both have a brilliant pink streak.
* SmallRoleBigImpact: He's only in one episode, but it's his murder of Officer Parks that really makes Gordon's HeroicBSOD about the futility of the justice system in Gotham hit home - eventually culminating in his supremely bad decision to murder Theo Galavan in cold blood.
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!Indian Hill Escapees
[[folder:Karen Jennings]]
->'''Played By:''' Julia Taylor Ross
[[quoteright:205:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/karen_jennings.png]]
A product of the original Indian Hill project, she was freed by Thomas Wayne and hidden away.
[[folder:Karen Jennings]]
->'''Played By:''' Julia Taylor Ross
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* AbusiveParents: Her father was a drunk and beat her for her deformity.
* AccidentalMurder: She ended up in Blackgate when she threw her father down the stairs, inadvertently killing him.
* LikeASonToMe: Inverted. She felt like Thomas Wayne was her father due to his treatment of her.
* LiterallyShatteredLives: How Freeze kills her.
* RecruitedFromTheGutter: She went to Indian Hill willingly after they promised to fix her crippled arm.
* RedRightHand: Her stay in Indian Hill left her with a reptilian claw in place of one hand.
* AccidentalMurder: She ended up in Blackgate when she threw her father down the stairs, inadvertently killing him.
* LikeASonToMe: Inverted. She felt like Thomas Wayne was her father due to his treatment of her.
* LiterallyShatteredLives: How Freeze kills her.
* RecruitedFromTheGutter: She went to Indian Hill willingly after they promised to fix her crippled arm.
* RedRightHand: Her stay in Indian Hill left her with a reptilian claw in place of one hand.
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* AbusiveParents: Her father was a drunk and beat her for her deformity.
* AccidentalMurder: She ended up in Blackgate whenTheDragon: To Fish, while she threw her father down is leading the stairs, inadvertently killing him.
* LikeASonToMe: Inverted. She felt like Thomas Wayne was her father due to his treatment of her.
* LiterallyShatteredLives: How Freeze kills her.
* RecruitedFromTheGutter: She went toIndian Hill willingly after they promised escapees.
* TheGlovesComeOff: Literally. If he removes his gloves, someone's about tofix her crippled arm.
die.
*RedRightHand: Her stay in Indian Hill left her with a reptilian claw in place of FourEyesZeroSoul: He doesn't express any regret for the murders he commits.
* KarmaHoudini: Is onehand.of the few villains in Fish's gang to escape completely unpunished for his crimes.
* TouchOfDeath: It only takes a few seconds of skin contact to age someone to the point where their organs fail.
* AccidentalMurder: She ended up in Blackgate when
* LikeASonToMe: Inverted. She felt like Thomas Wayne was her father due to his treatment of her.
* LiterallyShatteredLives: How Freeze kills her.
* RecruitedFromTheGutter: She went to
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* TouchOfDeath: It only takes a few seconds of skin contact to age someone to the point where their organs fail.
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->'''Played By:''' Victor Pagan
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A member of Fish's gang capable of accelerating aging through touch.
->'''Played By:''' Victor Pagan
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A member of Fish's gang capable of accelerating aging through touch.
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* TheGlovesComeOff: Literally. If he removes his gloves, someone's about to die.
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* KarmaHoudini: Is one of the few villains in Fish's gang to escape completely unpunished for his crimes.
* TouchOfDeath: It only takes a few seconds of skin contact to age someone to the point where their organs fail.
* TheGlovesComeOff: Literally. If he removes his gloves, someone's about to die.
* FourEyesZeroSoul: He doesn't express any regret for the murders he commits.
* KarmaHoudini: Is one of the few villains in Fish's gang to escape completely unpunished for his crimes.
* TouchOfDeath: It only takes a few seconds of skin contact to age someone to the point where their organs fail.
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* TheDragon: To Fish, while CharacterDeath: She's killed by Penguin's mob.
* DressedLikeADominatrix: Her costume has some BDSM influences to it.
* FauxActionGirl: When assaulted by a mob, sheis leading the goes down pretty easily despite appearing to be Fish's top enforcer.
* InformedAttribute: As an Indian Hillescapees.
* TheGlovesComeOff: Literally. If he removes his gloves, someone's about to die.
* FourEyesZeroSoul: He doesn't express any regret for the murders he commits.
* KarmaHoudini: Is one of the few villains in Fish's gang to escape completely unpunished for his crimes.
* TouchOfDeath: It only takes a few seconds of skin contact to age someone to the point where their organs fail.patient she had some power, but we never see it before her death.
* DressedLikeADominatrix: Her costume has some BDSM influences to it.
* FauxActionGirl: When assaulted by a mob, she
* InformedAttribute: As an Indian Hill
* TheGlovesComeOff: Literally. If he removes his gloves, someone's about to die.
* FourEyesZeroSoul: He doesn't express any regret for the murders he commits.
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* TouchOfDeath: It only takes a few seconds of skin contact to age someone to the point where their organs fail.
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->'''Played By:''' Bianca Rutigliano
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* FauxActionGirl: When assaulted by a mob, she goes down pretty easily despite appearing to be Fish's top enforcer.
* InformedAttribute: As an Indian Hill patient she had some power, but we never see it before her death.
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[[folder:Sid]]
->'''Played By:''' Michael Lorz
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An Indian Hill escapee and member of Fish's gang.
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* DressedLikeADominatrix: Her costume has some BDSM influences to it.
* FauxActionGirl: When assaulted by a mob, she goes down pretty easily despite appearing to be Fish's top enforcer.
* InformedAttribute: As an Indian Hill patient she had some power, but we never see it before her death.
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[[folder:Sid]]
->'''Played By:''' Michael Lorz
[[quoteright:307:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/sid_97.png]]
An Indian Hill escapee and member of Fish's gang.
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* TwoferTokenMinority: Tabitha is a [[RaceLift Black]] [[AdaptationalSexuality bisexual]] woman here in an otherwise largely straight White cast.
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* TheGhost: As Bullock summed it up, it was just one out of ten thousand street muggings that just happened to go bad, and the odds are astronomically low that they will ever find him. There are no repeat muggings, and his face is never seen. This makes him become more of a ''concept'' for Bruce than a solid human being, as if he's just a personification of "random street crime" that appeared one night, then evaporated.
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** As Bullock summed it up, it was just one out of ten thousand street muggings that just happened to go bad, and the odds are astronomically low that they will ever find him. There are no repeat muggings, and his face is never seen. This makes him become more of a ''concept'' for Bruce than a solid human being, as if he's just a personification of "random street crime" that appeared one night, then evaporated.
** As Bullock summed it up, it was just one out of ten thousand street muggings that just happened to go bad, and the odds are astronomically low that they will ever find him. There are no repeat muggings, and his face is never seen. This makes him become more of a ''concept'' for Bruce than a solid human being, as if he's just a personification of "random street crime" that appeared one night, then evaporated.
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* DeliverUsFromEvil: Season 5 has Barbara and Jim have a one night stand which [[OneNightStandPregnancy leads to her pregnancy]]. In the flashfoward it's shown she left her criminal ways and dotes on her daughter.
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** She lies to Gordon's girlfriend to try to break up their relationship, a tactic used by Renee earlier in the season.
** With Ra's al Ghul, as revealed in "One of My Three Soups". Which is the reason why he chose her as the new Demon's Head.
** She lies to Gordon's girlfriend to try to break up their relationship, a tactic used by Renee earlier in the season.
** With Ra's al Ghul, as revealed in "One of My Three Soups". Which is the reason why he chose her as the new Demon's Head.
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* EvenEvilHasLovedOnes: As crazy as depraved as she becomes, it's clear by season 4 that she genuinely cares about Tabitha, even [[spoiler:surrendering the power of the Demon's Head back to Ra's to save her life]]. She's also clearly got some lingering affection for Jim Gordon, [[spoiler:which seems to lead them into a one-night stand in season 5 when Jim's at his lowest]].
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* EvenEvilHasLovedOnes: As crazy as and depraved as she becomes, it's clear by season 4 that she genuinely cares about Tabitha, even [[spoiler:surrendering the power of the Demon's Head back to Ra's to save her life]]. She's also clearly got some lingering affection for Jim Gordon, [[spoiler:which seems to lead them into a one-night stand in season 5 when Jim's at his lowest]].
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* HazyFeelTurn: Throughout seasons 4 and 5: after getting killed by Tabitha Ra's brings her BackFromTheDead, and her personality becomes noticeably more stable; she reconciles with Tabitha, tries to stop Ra's and Jeremiah's plan to blow up Gotham and aids Jim regarding the Haven bombing. That said, she's still a gang leader who will kill at the drop of a hat - her helping Gordon seems to be from a combination of lingering affection and their having the same enemies.
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* HazyFeelTurn: Throughout seasons 4 and 5: after getting she gets killed by Tabitha Tabitha, Ra's brings her BackFromTheDead, and her personality becomes noticeably more stable; she reconciles with Tabitha, tries to stop Ra's and Jeremiah's plan to blow up Gotham Gotham, and aids Jim regarding the Haven bombing. That said, she's still a gang leader who will kill at the drop of a hat - her helping Gordon seems to be from a combination of lingering affection and their having the same enemies.
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* {{Irony}}: In season 3 she asks Tabitha is there's any chance they can move past her killing Butch. There isn't and Tabitha kills her. In season 5 Penguin asks her the exact same thing regarding [[spoiler:his stabbing Tabitha to death]].
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* {{Irony}}: In season 3 she asks Tabitha is if there's any chance they can move past her killing Butch. There isn't and Tabitha kills her. In season 5 Penguin asks her the exact same thing regarding [[spoiler:his stabbing Tabitha to death]].
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** After the ten-year time skip in the finale she's somehow become one of the largest real-estate developers in Gotham, a hell of an achievement for someone with her history. Subverted: the newly reborn Joker specifically targets her in that episode on account of her past with Jim, nearly killing [[spoiler:her daughter]] as a result.
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** After the ten-year time skip in the finale finale, she's somehow become one of the largest real-estate developers in Gotham, a hell of an achievement for someone with her history. Subverted: the newly reborn Joker specifically targets her in that episode on account of her past with Jim, nearly killing [[spoiler:her daughter]] as a result.
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* LargeHam: Once she's Queen of Gotham is she ever this as her blatant insanity is on show for all to see - in any other show Erin Richards' spectacular scenery-chewing would overpower everything else. It's toned down a lot once she dies and comes back thanks to Ra's, but still rearss its head from time to time - like when she becomes head of the League of Shadows.
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* LargeHam: Once she's Queen of Gotham Gotham, is she ever this this, as her blatant insanity is on show for all to see - in any other show show, Erin Richards' spectacular scenery-chewing would overpower everything else. It's toned down a lot once she dies and comes back thanks to Ra's, but still rearss its head from time to time - like when she becomes head of the League of Shadows.
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* {{Narcissist}}: Seen subtly at first with her over-the-top reactions to Jim shutting her out his work life (actually for her own safety), then explodes into full-fledged megalomania in season 2 and 3. Best seen in her multiple attempts to kill Lee because she can't stomach Jim loving someone else, and her blithely assuming Tabitha will forgive her for killing Butch.
* NeverMyFault: Never takes any responsibility for the problems caused by her own actions, and often states how any fall out is causing her stress. When Ra's Al Ghul [[spoiler:has her resurrected]] she states she doesn't know why everyone hates her, despite her variously acting like a dick towards, betraying and trying to kill Gordon, Lee, Penguin, Butch (who she actually does kill) and Tabitha.
* NeverMyFault: Never takes any responsibility for the problems caused by her own actions, and often states how any fall out is causing her stress. When Ra's Al Ghul [[spoiler:has her resurrected]] she states she doesn't know why everyone hates her, despite her variously acting like a dick towards, betraying and trying to kill Gordon, Lee, Penguin, Butch (who she actually does kill) and Tabitha.
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* {{Narcissist}}: Seen subtly at first with her over-the-top reactions to Jim shutting her out of his work life (actually for her own safety), then explodes into full-fledged megalomania in season 2 and 3. Best seen in her multiple attempts to kill Lee because she can't stomach Jim loving someone else, and her blithely assuming Tabitha will forgive her for killing Butch.
* NeverMyFault: Never takes any responsibility for the problems caused by her own actions, and often states how any fall out is causing her stress. When Ra's Al Ghul [[spoiler:has herresurrected]] resurrected]], she states says she doesn't know why everyone hates her, despite her variously acting like a dick towards, betraying and trying to kill Gordon, Lee, Penguin, Butch (who she actually does kill) and Tabitha.
* NeverMyFault: Never takes any responsibility for the problems caused by her own actions, and often states how any fall out is causing her stress. When Ra's Al Ghul [[spoiler:has her
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* VillainessesWantHeroes: As much as she wants Gordon to suffer for leaving her, she's still very much obsessed with him. She even tells Lee in Season 2 that he and she are meant to be together because they both have 'the same darkness' inside them. While this cools as she [[spoiler:inherits the Demon's Head]] in season 4, it never totally goes away, leading her to [[spoiler:hook up with Jim when he's at his lowest in season5, leading to the birth of their daughter]].
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* VillainessesWantHeroes: As much as she wants Gordon to suffer for leaving her, she's still very much obsessed with him. She even tells Lee in Season 2 that he and she are meant to be together because they both have 'the same darkness' inside them. While this cools as she [[spoiler:inherits the Demon's Head]] in season 4, it never totally goes away, leading her to [[spoiler:hook up with Jim when he's at his lowest in season5, season 5, leading to the birth of their daughter]].
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* WildCard: After awaking from her coma and being released from Arkham, she's continued to work with criminals like Cobblepot, but she's also helped Jim dig into the Wayne murder and exposed Clayface as a fake Jim. Subverted inseason 4 as she develops some sense of kinship with Tabitha and Selina.
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* WildCard: After awaking from her coma and being released from Arkham, she's continued to work with criminals like Cobblepot, but she's also helped Jim dig into the Wayne murder and exposed Clayface as a fake Jim. Subverted inseason in season 4 as she develops some sense of kinship with Tabitha and Selina.
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** In the Season 1 finale, she tries to poison Leslie and Gordon's relationship, but unlike when Renee tried it on her, Leslie saw through it. Barbara then tries to go the other route and kill Leslie in her house but didn't count on Leslie being stronger than she and capable of beating her unconscious.
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** In the Season 1 finale, she tries to poison Leslie and Gordon's relationship, but unlike when Renee tried it on her, Leslie saw through it. Barbara then tries to go the other route and kill Leslie in her house but didn't count on Leslie being stronger than she her and capable of beating her unconscious.
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It's more like Barbara Really Gets Around than is mentioned as particularly attractive.
* EvilRedhead: Inverted. In the 10-year time skip, she dyed her hair red and is fully redeemed.
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* InformedAttractiveness: Barbara’s certainly a pretty girl, but it’s a little strange that so many men fall in love with her so quickly like she’s Aphrodite. She instantly seduces Aaron, a fellow inmate, into protecting her, gets the attention of the millionaire inmate to the point where he sends Jerome to try to win her over for him, and gets both Theo and Tabitha Galavan almost instantly. Not to mention, Theo and the millionaire have a semi-fight over her. Even Jerome seems somewhat interested, staring at her when he first sees her with a weird smile and calling her gorgeous(though this IS Jerome we’re talking about, so he may have just been trying to freak her out, and he did say he was just being polite with the second thing.)And this is all in season 2, episode 1.
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->'''Played By:''' Danny Schoch Creator/DannySchoch (first appearance), Creator/MichaelBowen
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->'''Played By:''' Erin Richards
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*WhoWantstoLiveForever?: Sees his immortality as a curse and is is constant pain and suffering so he wants Bruce to kill him since he the only one who can.
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* YourCheatingHeart: Tells Gordon that they need to take a breather, then promptly sleeps with her ex. (Interestingly, in ''Batman: Year One'', it was the other way around: Gordon and Barbara were married, she was pregnant, and he cheated on her with Det. Sarah Essen.)
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* CompositeCharacter: Some elements of her personality seem to be lifted from her son in the comics, James Jr. Namely, her rocky relationship with her family and her murderous tendencies.
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* CompositeCharacter: Some elements of her personality seem to be lifted from her son in the comics, James Jr. Namely, her rocky relationship with her family and her murderous tendencies. Her relationship with Ra's may give her a hint of Whisper A'Daire, too.
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* ShipSinking: She and Barbara break up in the third season finale before she murders her ex-girlfriend herself.
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* ShipSinking: She and Barbara break up in the third season finale before she murders attempts to murder her ex-girlfriend herself.
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->'''Played By:''' Creator/JaimeMurray
Daughter of Rha's Al-Ghul and his successor as the leader of the League of Shadows.
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* AvengingTheVillain: She wants to avenge Rha's death at the hands of Bruce and Barbara. Especially in the former's case, she's determined to see him suffer before killing him.
* HiddenVillain: She isn't seen for most of season 5, while posing as Jim's contact with the government on the mainland. Eventually, she intervenes personally after Eduardo is briefly taken out of commission.
* VillainExitStageLeft: She's last seen fleeing the scene after her fight with Jim and Barbara. While she did take a knife to the gut, it's unclear if it killed her. Even if she made it out, it's clear that she didn't go after either of them again during the TimeSkip.
->'''Played By:''' Creator/JaimeMurray
Daughter of Rha's Al-Ghul and his successor as the leader of the League of Shadows.
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* AvengingTheVillain: She wants to avenge Rha's death at the hands of Bruce and Barbara. Especially in the former's case, she's determined to see him suffer before killing him.
* HiddenVillain: She isn't seen for most of season 5, while posing as Jim's contact with the government on the mainland. Eventually, she intervenes personally after Eduardo is briefly taken out of commission.
* VillainExitStageLeft: She's last seen fleeing the scene after her fight with Jim and Barbara. While she did take a knife to the gut, it's unclear if it killed her. Even if she made it out, it's clear that she didn't go after either of them again during the TimeSkip.
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->'''Played By:''' Creator/JaimeMurray
Daughter of Rha's Al-Ghul and his successor as the leader of the League of Shadows.
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* AvengingTheVillain: She wants to avenge Rha's death at the hands of Bruce and Barbara. Especially in the former's case, she's determined to see him suffer before killing him.
* HiddenVillain: She isn't seen for most of season 5, while posing as Jim's contact with the government on the mainland. Eventually, she intervenes personally after Eduardo is briefly taken out of commission.
* VillainExitStageLeft: She's last seen fleeing the scene after her fight with Jim and Barbara. While she did take a knife to the gut, it's unclear if it killed her. Even if she made it out, it's clear that she didn't go after either of them again during the TimeSkip.
See Characters/GothamCriminals under "Secretary Theresa Walker".
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See Characters/GothamMercenariesAndAssassins.
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See Characters/GothamMercenariesAndAssassins.Characters/GothamRoguesGalleryCellblockA.
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!!Bane
See Characters/GothamMercenariesAndAssassins.
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!!Nyssa Al-Ghul
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Daughter of Rha's Al-Ghul and his successor as the leader of the League of Shadows.
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* AvengingTheVillain: She wants to avenge Rha's death at the hands of Bruce and Barbara. Especially in the former's case, she's determined to see him suffer before killing him.
* HiddenVillain: She isn't seen for most of season 5, while posing as Jim's contact with the government on the mainland. Eventually, she intervenes personally after Eduardo is briefly taken out of commission.
* VillainExitStageLeft: She's last seen fleeing the scene after her fight with Jim and Barbara. While she did take a knife to the gut, it's unclear if it killed her. Even if she made it out, it's clear that she didn't go after either of them again during the TimeSkip.
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!!Nyssa Al-Ghul
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->'''Played By:''' Creator/JaimeMurray
Daughter of Rha's Al-Ghul and his successor as the leader of the League of Shadows.
'''All spoilers are unmarked.'''
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* AvengingTheVillain: She wants to avenge Rha's death at the hands of Bruce and Barbara. Especially in the former's case, she's determined to see him suffer before killing him.
* HiddenVillain: She isn't seen for most of season 5, while posing as Jim's contact with the government on the mainland. Eventually, she intervenes personally after Eduardo is briefly taken out of commission.
* VillainExitStageLeft: She's last seen fleeing the scene after her fight with Jim and Barbara. While she did take a knife to the gut, it's unclear if it killed her. Even if she made it out, it's clear that she didn't go after either of them again during the TimeSkip.
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->'''Played By:''' Michael Goldsmith (Gus Floyd), Creator/JonnyCoyne (Clyde Destro), Peter Brensinger (Trope)
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->'''Played By:''' Michael Goldsmith (Gus Floyd), Creator/JonnyCoyne (Clyde Destro), Peter Brensinger (Trope)(Trope), Kevin T. Collins (Regan), Peter Albrink (Haskins)
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