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** After Jervis learns that Alice and her boyfriend got into a nasty fight and broke up, he sees his chance and takes her out on a date. He uses his mind control devices to get the chef's table at a restaurant and other benefits. This is already pretty sketchy to begin with. But things take a dark turn when he and Alice are almost mugged. He slips the mind control devices into the muggers' hats and tells them to "go jump off a bridge". They obey and it's only by Batman's passing by that they're stopped before they die. That should be a red flag.
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** Later on in the episode, Ivy has Batman, Carlyle and Robin hostage as she reveals her plans. As she's doing so, the creature that had kidnapped Dick and nearly killed both him and Bruce, shows up. Batman looks on [[OhCrap in horror]] as the creature glares at him in rage and steps forward. Thank God it disintegrated right then and there otherwise [[FridgeHorror who knows what might've happened.]]
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** Midway through "House & Garden", Dick gets kidnapped from his college dorm room. After leaving the scene, Bruce is driving home, reflecting on this and the recent attacks on the rich men of Gotham. That's when he's attacked from ''behind'' by a mysterious being that we can't see very well. Bruce nearly loses control of the car as the figure makes his ransom demands. It then escapes and Bruce stops, gets out of his car and looks around...but clearly can't see any sign of who (or rather ''what'') that being is or where it went.
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** As mentioned above, the Joker goes to the mayor's house disguised as a party clown. However, he doesn't go to kidnap the mayor's son. His original intent was to blow the garden up with dynamite, along with the mayor's social circle and ''the children attending his son's birthday party''.

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** As mentioned above, the Joker goes to the mayor's house disguised as a party clown. However, he doesn't go to kidnap the mayor's son. His original intent was to blow the garden up with dynamite, along with the mayor's social circle and ''the children attending his son's birthday party''. If Bruce Wayne hadn't been a guest at said party and overheard the party clown's familiar laugh...
** Why does the Joker try to blow up a kid's birthday party? Because the mayor stated in a press conference that he considered Batman in the same category as criminals like the Joker. '''That''' is how petty the Joker of BTAS is.
** In the chaos that follows the explosion, the mayor and police forces are scrambling trying to figure out where the Joker is and what is his next move. That's when Bruce Wayne asks the obvious question: "Mayor, where's Jordan?"
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** The entire premise of how Dahl attracts her victims is terrifying. The story opens with victim Brian seeing a lost little girl in obvious distress. When he goes to comfort her and find someone to help her, he's attacked. NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished indeed.
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* The episode ''Torch Song'' introduces Garfield Lynns aka Firefly. Lynns is a pyrotechnic expert/ex boyfriend for the pop star Cassidy and from the very beginning, we get strong StalkerWithACrush. After she fires him, he sabotages the pyrotechnics display, ''nearly resulting in Cassidy, her band and those watching her show getting burned to death''. When the police go to his apartment to find him, they find a creepy StalkerShrine of promotional materials and half-lit candles. He even manages to severely injure Batgirl during her quest to find his hideout. ItGetsWorse when Lynns kidnaps Cassidy and plots to flood the sewers with a flammable gel and escape with Cassidy during the chaos. Fortunately, Batman saves the day just in time...but not before Cassidy is left with a severe case of pyrophobia. The guy is a '''very''' big IfICantHaveYou.

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* The episode ''Torch Song'' introduces Garfield Lynns aka Firefly. Lynns is a pyrotechnic expert/ex boyfriend for the pop star Cassidy and from the very beginning, we get strong StalkerWithACrush.StalkerWithACrush energy. After she fires him, he sabotages the pyrotechnics display, ''nearly resulting in Cassidy, her band and those watching her show getting burned to death''. When the police go to his apartment to find him, they find a creepy StalkerShrine of promotional materials and half-lit candles. He even manages to severely injure Batgirl during her quest to find his hideout. ItGetsWorse when Lynns kidnaps Cassidy and plots to flood the sewers with a flammable gel and escape with Cassidy during the chaos. Fortunately, Batman saves the day just in time...but not before Cassidy is left with a severe case of pyrophobia. The guy is a '''very''' big IfICantHaveYou.
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** You want something even scarier? The original climax had the invisibility suit ''in danger of exploding, endangering Kimmy''. This is one of the few times you can be glad for ExecutiveMeddling.


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* The episode ''Torch Song'' introduces Garfield Lynns aka Firefly. Lynns is a pyrotechnic expert/ex boyfriend for the pop star Cassidy and from the very beginning, we get strong StalkerWithACrush. After she fires him, he sabotages the pyrotechnics display, ''nearly resulting in Cassidy, her band and those watching her show getting burned to death''. When the police go to his apartment to find him, they find a creepy StalkerShrine of promotional materials and half-lit candles. He even manages to severely injure Batgirl during her quest to find his hideout. ItGetsWorse when Lynns kidnaps Cassidy and plots to flood the sewers with a flammable gel and escape with Cassidy during the chaos. Fortunately, Batman saves the day just in time...but not before Cassidy is left with a severe case of pyrophobia. The guy is a '''very''' big IfICantHaveYou.
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*** Speaking of parents getting chills, when Batman tells Helen about the invisibility suit, [[OhCrap a horrified look crosses her face when she realizes who exactly Mojo is]]. She runs back...only to find Kimmy gone and the window open.
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* "Heart of Steel"! To count the ways: HARDAC is a cold, emotionless A.I. created by a scientist who wanted to eliminate the pain of loss after the death of his daughter. Its plan is to "replace" humanity with robots. To this end, he starts by replacing key figures in Gotham, like Gordon and the Mayor... the robots, when threatened can move in positively insectine ways, and while the animators may have wanted to make their movements inhuman to illustrate the fact, their success means we have horror on the screen. All that, plus, the interesting little scene where Batman and Barbara collectively hurl Harvey Bullock into the bat signal.... thankfully, it was a robot replacement, but for all they knew, that was the real Harvey Bullock and they just killed him.

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* "Heart of Steel"! To count the ways: HARDAC is a cold, emotionless A.I. created by a scientist who wanted to eliminate the pain of loss after the death of his daughter. Its plan is to "replace" humanity with robots. To this end, he starts by replacing key figures in Gotham, like Gordon and the Mayor... the robots, when threatened can move in positively insectine insectile ways, and while the animators may have wanted to make their movements inhuman to illustrate the fact, their success means we have horror on the screen. All that, plus, the interesting little scene where Batman and Barbara collectively hurl Harvey Bullock into the bat signal.... thankfully, it was a robot replacement, but for all they knew, that was the real Harvey Bullock and they just killed him.
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** "[[Recap/TheNewBatmanAdventuresE3ColdComfort Cold Comfort]]" is a pretty disturbing episode in itself. After being accustomed to Mr. Freeze as an AntiVillain who just wants to see his wife healthy and alive again, he's become even more emotionless and cruel, in addition to being hellbent on destroying everything Gothamites hold dear just because he can no longer be happy. Then there's the revelation that his condition has destroyed most of his body, rendering himself just as a living head in a robotic suit. Not to mention when Batman tries to ambush Mr. Freeze as he pilots his craft, only for the latter to suddenly [[JumpScare whirl his head 180 degrees onto him with an enraged glare]].

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** "[[Recap/TheNewBatmanAdventuresE3ColdComfort Cold Comfort]]" is a pretty disturbing episode in itself. After being accustomed to Mr. Freeze as an AntiVillain who just wants to see his wife healthy and alive again, he's become even more emotionless and cruel, in addition to being hellbent on destroying everything Gothamites hold dear just because he can no longer be happy. Then there's the revelation that his condition has destroyed most of his body, rendering himself just as a living head in a robotic suit. Not to mention when Batman tries to ambush Mr. Freeze as he pilots his craft, only for the latter to suddenly [[JumpScare suddenly]] [[ExorcistHead whirl his head 180 degrees onto to fix him with an enraged glare]].
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*** Part of it is the Joker ''knows'' he's crossing lines. Joker causes chaos and mayhem because he [[ForTheEvulz enjoys hurting people.]] The Creeper, while well-intentioned, doesn't seem to grasp that he's not in a Looney Tunes cartoon, and that people can't just shrug off explosives or being tossed off a cliff. And even worse- from the Joker's point of view- the yellow psycho seems impervious to his own chaos!
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*** This episode was animated by [[Creator/TMSEntertainment Tokyo Movie Shinsha]], who also did ''Anime/{{Akira}}''. Nuf sed.

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*** This episode was animated by [[Creator/TMSEntertainment Tokyo Movie Shinsha]], who also did ''Anime/{{Akira}}''. Nuf sed.[[BodyHorror Enough said]].
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*** Whatever the association between Wesker and Scarface, a particularly frightening fact emerges when Batman's computer analyzes their voices; the computer recognizes them as two entirely different people. Not one guy doing two voices, ''two entirely different people'' talking to one another. Again, no explanation is ever offered why that is.
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As one of the darkest, most mature children's cartoons, it comes as NO shock that this incarnation of the Dark Knight's adventures have their fair share of nightmarish moments.

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As one of the darkest, most chillingly dark and mature children's cartoons, cartoons for children, it comes as NO shock is ''NO'' surprise that this incarnation interpretation of the Dark Knight's Knight’s adventures have their fair share of contains moments so nightmarish moments.they can only be described as ''terrifying''.
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As one of the darkest, most mature children's cartoons, it comes as NO shock that this incarnation of the Dark Knight's adventures have their fair share of nightmarish moments.
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** Scarecrow gains a new leitmotif in this episode - a deep, guttural choir that chants like a cult summoning an eldritch evil to our plane of existence. It helps Scarecrow, with his new appearance resembling an undead corpse, come across as a far more sinister, inhuman threat.

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** There's a follow-up episode "[[Recap/TheNewBatmanAdventuresE8GrowingPains Growing Pains]]" which introduces us to Annie, an amnesiac teenage girl, scared by a man who's stalking her... [[spoiler:she's actually a drone of Clayface which somehow gained sentience out of his substance to act as a "lookout" to see if it was safe for him to come out of hiding. Just imagine being lost, stalked, and then learning you're not even a real person. And if this wasn't enough, Annie, after she acquires a self-identity, tries to escape and ends up befriending Robin has to sacrifice herself to save Robin from Clayface, and we actually '''see''' Clayface forcefully reintegrate her into himself; the only thing dulling the shock is that any of the implicit BodyHorror Annie suffers as she is unmade is obscured by Clayface's own body.]] This is both nightmarish and a massive TearJerker, and was considered by many to be one of the darkest episodes in the series.

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** There's a follow-up episode "[[Recap/TheNewBatmanAdventuresE8GrowingPains Growing Pains]]" which introduces us to Annie, an amnesiac teenage girl, scared by a man who's stalking her... [[spoiler:she's she's actually a drone of Clayface which somehow gained sentience out of his substance to act as a "lookout" to see if it was safe for him to come out of hiding. Just imagine being lost, stalked, and then learning you're not even a real person. And if this wasn't enough, Annie, after she acquires a self-identity, tries to escape and ends up befriending Robin has to sacrifice herself to save Robin from Clayface, and we actually '''see''' Clayface forcefully reintegrate her into himself; the only thing dulling the shock is that any of the implicit BodyHorror Annie suffers as she is unmade is obscured by Clayface's own body.]] This is both nightmarish and a massive TearJerker, and was considered by many to be one of the darkest episodes in the series.



* The end of "[[Recap/TheAdventuresOfBatmanAndRobinE13Showdown Showdown]]". In this episode, Ra's al Ghul and his League of Assassins kidnap a resident from a Gotham rest home, and leave a tape for Batman, on which Ra's Al Ghul relates a story about how in 1883, his plan to take over America was thwarted by none other than ComicBook/JonahHex, who was seeking to claim the reward for Ra's' lieutenant, Arkady Duvall. In the end, Hex captures Duvall and turns him over to the authorities. After this story concludes, Batman and Robin catch up with Ra's and his still-unknown captive... [[spoiler:who turns out to be an impossibly aged and senile Duvall. Ra's explains that Duvall is his son, that his longevity is due to bathing in the Lazarus Pit as a young man, and that his mind was completely shattered by his 50-year sentence of hard labor. Even though Duvall was cruel, arrogant, and completely loathsome in the flashback, that's still [[AFateWorseThanDeath pretty rough]], especially when you consider the chances of many of ''us'' in this day and age living to extreme old age and [[AndIMustScream ending up like Duvall]] can't be ignored, and that it's already happening/has happened to many people.]]

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* The end of "[[Recap/TheAdventuresOfBatmanAndRobinE13Showdown Showdown]]". In this episode, Ra's al Ghul and his League of Assassins kidnap a resident from a Gotham rest home, and leave a tape for Batman, on which Ra's Al Ghul relates a story about how in 1883, his plan to take over America was thwarted by none other than ComicBook/JonahHex, who was seeking to claim the reward for Ra's' lieutenant, Arkady Duvall. In the end, Hex captures Duvall and turns him over to the authorities. After this story concludes, Batman and Robin catch up with Ra's and his still-unknown captive... [[spoiler:who who turns out to be an impossibly aged and senile Duvall. Ra's explains that Duvall is his son, that his longevity is due to bathing in the Lazarus Pit as a young man, and that his mind was completely shattered by his 50-year sentence of hard labor. Even though Duvall was cruel, arrogant, and completely loathsome in the flashback, that's still [[AFateWorseThanDeath pretty rough]], especially when you consider the chances of many of ''us'' in this day and age living to extreme old age and [[AndIMustScream ending up like Duvall]] can't be ignored, and that it's already happening/has happened to many people.]]



* "[[Recap/BatmanTheAnimatedSeriesE17SeeNoEvil See No Evil]]". A psychotic man used an invisibility suit to secretly trick his daughter to leave with him. The man in question was [[spoiler:an ex-con whose wife had divorced him, and judging by the restraining order and her violent reaction to his company, he was most likely abusive. He becomes invisible in order to pose as his daughter's imaginary friend, steals expensive jewelry for her, and finally attempts to kidnap her - but is then exposed. Bats intervenes, and the episode ends with the little girl telling him that she and her mother are going to move away, "somewhere Daddy will never find us"]] - it's not just scary, it's a TearJerker.

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* "[[Recap/BatmanTheAnimatedSeriesE17SeeNoEvil See No Evil]]". A psychotic man used an invisibility suit to secretly trick his daughter to leave with him. The man in question was [[spoiler:an an ex-con whose wife had divorced him, and judging by the restraining order and her violent reaction to his company, he was most likely abusive. He becomes invisible in order to pose as his daughter's imaginary friend, steals expensive jewelry for her, and finally attempts to kidnap her - but is then exposed. Bats intervenes, and the episode ends with the little girl telling him that she and her mother are going to move away, "somewhere Daddy will never find us"]] us" - it's not just scary, it's a TearJerker.



** This is lessened slightly if you've read the Neil Adams comic it was based on. [[spoiler:Romulus moves to Alaska where he makes a living as a hunter and trapper, except three days out of the month, when his wolf form runs with the wolf packs.]]

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** This is lessened slightly if you've read the Neil Adams comic it was based on. [[spoiler:Romulus Romulus moves to Alaska where he makes a living as a hunter and trapper, except three days out of the month, when his wolf form runs with the wolf packs.]]



*** In ''Mask of the Phantasm'', [[spoiler:the corpse of the mob boss the Joker killed, the discovery of which sets off a bomb that the Phantasm barely escapes.]]

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*** In ''Mask of the Phantasm'', [[spoiler:the the corpse of the mob boss the Joker killed, the discovery of which sets off a bomb that the Phantasm barely escapes.]]



** "[[Recap/TheAdventuresOfBatmanAndRobinE14RiddlersReform Riddler's Reform]]" shows what would happen if Riddler decided to [[NotSoHarmlessVillain stop all the games]] [[WhyDontYouJustShootHim and just kill Batman once and for all]]: He tricks Batman into a building, seals all the exits, then blows it up. [[spoiler:If Batman hadn't found the safe, or if the safe didn't withstand the blast, ''Batman would be dead''.]]
* Batgirl's [[spoiler:dream sequence death]] in "[[Recap/TheNewBatmanAdventuresE12OverTheEdge Over the Edge]]" was particularly traumatizing, as [[spoiler:she falls from a high rise, onto her father's car. Made even worse by a censorship edit that put the camera inside the car with Jim Gordon as his daughter hits his hood.]]

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** "[[Recap/TheAdventuresOfBatmanAndRobinE14RiddlersReform Riddler's Reform]]" shows what would happen if Riddler decided to [[NotSoHarmlessVillain stop all the games]] [[WhyDontYouJustShootHim and just kill Batman once and for all]]: He tricks Batman into a building, seals all the exits, then blows it up. [[spoiler:If If Batman hadn't found the safe, or if the safe didn't withstand the blast, ''Batman would be dead''.]]
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* Batgirl's [[spoiler:dream dream sequence death]] death in "[[Recap/TheNewBatmanAdventuresE12OverTheEdge Over the Edge]]" was particularly traumatizing, as [[spoiler:she she falls from a high rise, onto her father's car. Made even worse by a censorship edit that put the camera inside the car with Jim Gordon as his daughter hits his hood.]]



--->'''Batman:''' [[spoiler:It makes no difference now.]]

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--->'''Batman:''' [[spoiler:It It makes no difference now.]]



** "[[Recap/TheNewBatmanAdventuresE3ColdComfort Cold Comfort]]" is a pretty disturbing episode in itself. After being accustomed to Mr. Freeze as an AntiVillain who just wants to see his wife healthy and alive again, he's become even more emotionless and cruel, in addition to being hellbent on destroying everything Gothamites hold dear just because he can no longer be happy. [[spoiler:And then there's the revelation that his condition has destroyed most of his body, rendering himself just as a living head in a robotic suit.]] Not to mention when Batman tries to ambush Mr. Freeze as he pilots his craft, only for the latter to suddenly [[JumpScare whirl his head 180 degrees onto him with an enraged glare]].

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** "[[Recap/TheNewBatmanAdventuresE3ColdComfort Cold Comfort]]" is a pretty disturbing episode in itself. After being accustomed to Mr. Freeze as an AntiVillain who just wants to see his wife healthy and alive again, he's become even more emotionless and cruel, in addition to being hellbent on destroying everything Gothamites hold dear just because he can no longer be happy. [[spoiler:And then Then there's the revelation that his condition has destroyed most of his body, rendering himself just as a living head in a robotic suit.]] suit. Not to mention when Batman tries to ambush Mr. Freeze as he pilots his craft, only for the latter to suddenly [[JumpScare whirl his head 180 degrees onto him with an enraged glare]].



* "Heart of Steel"! To count the ways: [[spoiler:HARDAC is a cold, emotionless A.I. created by a scientist who wanted to eliminate the pain of loss after the death of his daughter. Its plan is to "replace" humanity with robots. To this end, he starts by replacing key figures in Gotham, like Gordon and the Mayor... the robots, when threatened can move in positively insectine ways, and while the animators may have wanted to make their movements inhuman to illustrate the fact, their success means we have horror on the screen.]] All that, plus, the interesting little scene where [[spoiler:Batman and Barbara collectively hurl Harvey Bullock into the bat signal.... thankfully, it was a robot replacement, but for all they knew, that was the real Harvey Bullock and they just killed him.]]
** [[spoiler: The robot Rossum accidentally getting hit with Randa's stungun when Batman ducks out of the way. Its ''[[HellIsThatNoise scream]]'' as it dies will haunt you.]]
** The follow-up episode "[[Recap/BatmanTheAnimatedSeriesE62HisSiliconSoul His Silicon Soul]]" introduces [[spoiler:the Batman duplicate]] isn't anymore ''pleasant''.

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* "Heart of Steel"! To count the ways: [[spoiler:HARDAC HARDAC is a cold, emotionless A.I. created by a scientist who wanted to eliminate the pain of loss after the death of his daughter. Its plan is to "replace" humanity with robots. To this end, he starts by replacing key figures in Gotham, like Gordon and the Mayor... the robots, when threatened can move in positively insectine ways, and while the animators may have wanted to make their movements inhuman to illustrate the fact, their success means we have horror on the screen.]] All that, plus, the interesting little scene where [[spoiler:Batman Batman and Barbara collectively hurl Harvey Bullock into the bat signal.... thankfully, it was a robot replacement, but for all they knew, that was the real Harvey Bullock and they just killed him.]]
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** [[spoiler: The robot Rossum accidentally getting hit with Randa's stungun when Batman ducks out of the way. Its ''[[HellIsThatNoise scream]]'' as it dies will haunt you.]]
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** The follow-up episode "[[Recap/BatmanTheAnimatedSeriesE62HisSiliconSoul His Silicon Soul]]" introduces [[spoiler:the the Batman duplicate]] duplicate isn't anymore ''pleasant''.



* The climax of "[[Recap/BatmanTheAnimatedSeriesE30PerchanceToDream Perchance to Dream]]" [[spoiler:where Bruce is trapped in his mind thanks to an invention of the Mad Hatter's which gives the dreamer/victim what they most desire. In Bruce's case, his parents are alive, he's engaged to Selina Kyle and somebody else is Batman. At the end, he realizes that he's trapped and unable to wake up... until he realizes that his mind can't imagine his life if he were dead. The Mad Hatter confronts him, saying "What if this is real?" Bruce coldly responds "Then I'll see you in your nightmares!" Before hurling himself ''off the church bell tower''. Yes, Batman was prepared to commit suicide and if he ''did'' die, he'd haunt the Mad Hatter from beyond the dead.]]

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* The climax of "[[Recap/BatmanTheAnimatedSeriesE30PerchanceToDream Perchance to Dream]]" [[spoiler:where where Bruce is trapped in his mind thanks to an invention of the Mad Hatter's which gives the dreamer/victim what they most desire. In Bruce's case, his parents are alive, he's engaged to Selina Kyle and somebody else is Batman. At the end, he realizes that he's trapped and unable to wake up... until he realizes that his mind can't imagine his life if he were dead. The Mad Hatter confronts him, saying "What if this is real?" Bruce coldly responds "Then I'll see you in your nightmares!" Before hurling himself ''off the church bell tower''. Yes, Batman was prepared to commit suicide and if he ''did'' die, he'd haunt the Mad Hatter from beyond the dead.]]



** The fact that the Penguin will kill or attempt to kill anyone who insults him. "[[Recap/BatmanTheAnimatedSeriesE47BirdsOfAFeather Birds of a Feather]]" is proof of this. He still tried to kill [[spoiler: Veronica]] even after she admitted that she genuinely liked him.

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** The fact that the Penguin will kill or attempt to kill anyone who insults him. "[[Recap/BatmanTheAnimatedSeriesE47BirdsOfAFeather Birds of a Feather]]" is proof of this. He still tried to kill [[spoiler: Veronica]] Veronica even after she admitted that she genuinely liked him.
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-->'''Anthony Romulus:''' You fool! There's not telling what the werewolf might do!
-->'''Dr. Milo:''' [[TooDumbToLive Hey, ask me if I care.]]

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-->'''Anthony --->'''Anthony Romulus:''' You fool! There's not telling what the werewolf might do!
-->'''Dr.--->'''Dr. Milo:''' [[TooDumbToLive Hey, ask me if I care.]]



-->'''Bruce:''' [[ParanoiaFuel How much is a good night's sleep worth?]] Now ''there's'' a riddle for you...

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-->'''Bruce:''' --->'''Bruce:''' [[ParanoiaFuel How much is a good night's sleep worth?]] Now ''there's'' a riddle for you...



-->'''Bane:''' A fight to the death?
-->'''Batman:''' [[spoiler:It makes no difference now.]]

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-->'''Bane:''' --->'''Bane:''' A fight to the death?
-->'''Batman:''' --->'''Batman:''' [[spoiler:It makes no difference now.]]
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** The reveal that the new crime boss is a dummy even gives Batman a jolt with just how thoroughly, ''fundamentally'' '''''sick''''' Wesker is.

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