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* LaserGuidedAmnesia: As Batman discovers after curing them, none of Dracula's victims have any memories of being vampires. [[spoiler: Though Joker remembering the cemetery being the last place he was at helped Batman in locating Dracula.]] And as far as everyone knows, the Penguin is responsible for the disappearances.
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* LaserGuidedAmnesia: As Batman discovers after curing them, none of Dracula's victims have any memories of being vampires. [[spoiler: Though Joker remembering the cemetery being the last place he was at helped Batman in locating Dracula.]] And as far as everyone knows, the Penguin is responsible for the disappearances.
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* MegatonPunch: [[spoiler: When Vampire!Joker is distracted slurping up blood at the blood bank, Batman catches him by surprise, holding multiple [[VampiresHateGarlic garlic bombs]] between his knuckles and punching him in the face.]]
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* MegatonPunch: [[spoiler: When [[spoiler:When Vampire!Joker is distracted slurping up blood at the blood bank, Batman catches him by surprise, holding multiple [[VampiresHateGarlic garlic bombs]] between his knuckles and punching him in the face.]]
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* SecretKeeper:
** Penguin, in a way. For being Dracula's accomplice and keeping his existence a secret from his fellow supervillains.
** Penguin, in a way. For being Dracula's accomplice and keeping his existence a secret from his fellow supervillains.
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* SecretKeeper: Penguin, in a way. For being Dracula's accomplice and keeping his existence a secret from his fellow supervillains.
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* VampireHickey: Most of those bitten by Dracula or his vampire victims have marks on their necks, which clues in Bruce on what exactly he's dealing with and taking steps to find out how to combat it.
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* VampireHickey: Most of those bitten by Dracula or his vampire victims have marks on their necks, which clues in Bruce on what exactly he's dealing with and taking steps to find out how to combat it.
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Confirmed by designer Thomas Perkins.
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** Arnold Wesker/The Ventriloquist is seen playing Bingo at the start
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** Arnold Wesker/The Ventriloquist is seen playing Bingo at Arkham Asylum at the startstart. Calendar Man can also be seen cheering when Joker breaks out.
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* ArtisticLicenseMedicine: The blood bank as depicted, a gigantic cathedral like room with massive shelves with blood stored in test tubes, isn't exactly how real life blood banks work[[note]]Besides being kept in labelled blood bags in refrigerated conditions, donated blood is first centrifuged to separate the various components before being stored.[[/note]], but it does make an [[RuleOfCool absolutely awesome action set piece for Batman to have his fight against the vampirized Joker with]].
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* InsanityImmunity: [[spoiler: Downplayed. When Dracula turns people into vampires, they typically become mindless animals who are nothing but his slaves, and can do nothing but snarl and growl. When Joker is turned, however, he retains all of his higher reasoning and intelligence, and can even ''talk''. That being said, he's not ''completely'' independent from Dracula's control; he still has an insatiable hunger for blood, and a mental block prevents him from giving away the location of Dracula's crypt.]]
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* InsanityImmunity: [[spoiler: Downplayed. When Dracula turns people into vampires, they typically become mindless animals who are nothing but his slaves, and can do nothing but snarl and growl. When Joker is turned, however, he retains all of his higher reasoning and intelligence, such as knowing that a blood bank is the best place to get easy access to food, and can even ''talk''. That being said, he's not ''completely'' independent from Dracula's control; he still has an insatiable hunger for blood, and a mental block prevents him from giving away the location of Dracula's crypt.]]
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* ShoutOut: Dracula's wife is named Literature/{{Carmilla}} [[Characters/WarhammerVampireCounts Carstein]].
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* ShoutOut: ShoutOut:
** Dracula's wife is named Literature/{{Carmilla}} [[Characters/WarhammerVampireCountsCarstein]].Carstein]].
** Joker saying "Batsy, [[Film/JerryMaguire you complete me!]]"
** Dracula's wife is named Literature/{{Carmilla}} [[Characters/WarhammerVampireCounts
** Joker saying "Batsy, [[Film/JerryMaguire you complete me!]]"
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* FrameUp: Unintentional, but the vision of a bat like figure kidnapping someone leads the police to assume the Batman is responsible for the Lost Ones.
* JabbaTableManners: Dracula shows himself to have these when scarfing down the steak tartare.
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* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: Had that Arkham inmate not mention that treasure he left in Gotham Cemetary, there's a good chance Penguin would not have found Dracula's tomb.
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* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: Had that Arkham inmate not mention mentioned that treasure he left in Gotham Cemetary, there's a good chance Penguin would not have found Dracula's tomb.
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* TheGreatestStoryNeverTold: Due to the antidote erasing the memories of Dracula’s victims being vampires, and Penguin being blamed for all the people who disappeared, Gotham City never learns how stopped the King of Vampires with his plans. Alfred considers it for the best as he does not the city can learning the truth about vampires, when have barely accepted Batman.
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* TheGreatestStoryNeverTold: Due to the antidote erasing the memories of Dracula’s victims being vampires, and Penguin being blamed for all the people who disappeared, Gotham City never learns of how Batman stopped the King of Vampires with his plans. Alfred considers it for the best as he does think not the city can handle learning the truth about vampires, when they have barely accepted Batman.
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* TheGreatestStoryNeverTold: Due to the antidote erasing the memories of Dracula’s victims being vampires, and Penguin being blamed for all the people who disappeared, Gotham City never learns how stopped the King of Vampires with his plans. Alfred considers it for the best as he does not the city can learning the truth about vampires, when have barely accepted Batman.
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* EvilerThanThou: Dracula proves this when he hypnotizes Penquin into TheRenfield and turns the Joker into another of his vampire minions.
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* GoAmongMadPeople: The guy who told Penguin about the treasure admits that he opted for ObfuscatingInsanity, as he thought 10 years in Arkham would be preferable to 30 in regular prison. However, his stay is causing him to crack up for real, which is why he talked to Gotham's most notable villains about breaking out.
* HellYesMoment: When a guard reports that Joker has escaped, most of the inmates begin cheering wildly.
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* LeaningOnTheFourthWall: A criminal in the opening reaches out to Joker and Penguin for help breaking out of Arkham Asylum because they'd escaped more than anyone else... i.e. they were in more episodes of the main series than any of the rest of Batman's rogue's gallery.
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* LeaningOnTheFourthWall: LeaningOnTheFourthWall:
** A criminal in the opening reaches out to Joker and Penguin for help breaking out of Arkham Asylum because they'd escaped more than anyone else... i.e. they were in more episodes of the main series than any of the rest of Batman's rogue'sgallery.gallery.
** During their fight in the rain, Joker says, "This time, I'm out for blood, Batsy." It serves as an acknowledgement to viewers that the movie will be DarkerAndEdgier than the TV series.
** A criminal in the opening reaches out to Joker and Penguin for help breaking out of Arkham Asylum because they'd escaped more than anyone else... i.e. they were in more episodes of the main series than any of the rest of Batman's rogue's
** During their fight in the rain, Joker says, "This time, I'm out for blood, Batsy." It serves as an acknowledgement to viewers that the movie will be DarkerAndEdgier than the TV series.
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* NoHonorAmongThieves:
** The inmate who knew about the treasure anticipated this, as he only provided vague details about the location and wouldn't say anything more until on the outside. However, he underestimated that Joker would still take his chances doing a lengthy search rather than share the goods with him. Penguin ends up doing similarly after managing to break out, as well.
** After catching up with Joker, Penguin did propose splitting the take, as he would prefer to save himself any unnecessary trouble. He thought the business end of one of his trick umbrellas would keep Joker in line, but he got suckered by an electric joy buzzer and left to rot.
** The inmate who knew about the treasure anticipated this, as he only provided vague details about the location and wouldn't say anything more until on the outside. However, he underestimated that Joker would still take his chances doing a lengthy search rather than share the goods with him. Penguin ends up doing similarly after managing to break out, as well.
** After catching up with Joker, Penguin did propose splitting the take, as he would prefer to save himself any unnecessary trouble. He thought the business end of one of his trick umbrellas would keep Joker in line, but he got suckered by an electric joy buzzer and left to rot.
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Again, there's no indication that Vicki knows that Bruce is Batman just because she's grateful to Batman for saving her.
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** [[spoiler:Vicki Vale figures out Bruce is Batman at the end of the film wordlessly. But she doesn't let him know that, [[SecretSecretKeeper though Alfred likely sensed she knows more than she lets on]].]]
** Penguin too, in a way. For being Dracula's accomplice and keeping his existence a secret from his fellow supervillains.
** Penguin too, in a way. For being Dracula's accomplice and keeping his existence a secret from his fellow supervillains.
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** [[spoiler:Vicki Vale figures out Bruce is Batman at the end of the film wordlessly. But she doesn't let him know that, [[SecretSecretKeeper though Alfred likely sensed she knows more than she lets on]].]]
** Penguin too,Penguin, in a way. For being Dracula's accomplice and keeping his existence a secret from his fellow supervillains.
** Penguin too,
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Vicki doesn't figure out that he's Batman, and Bruce loses any interest he had in her.
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** Like in Creator/TimBurton's ''Film/Batman1989'', Vicki's the LoveInterest, her growing mutual attraction with Bruce, [[spoiler: and she also figures out he's Batman]].
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** Like in Creator/TimBurton's ''Film/Batman1989'', Vicki's the LoveInterest, her growing mutual attraction with Bruce, [[spoiler: and she also figures out he's Batman]].LoveInterest.
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* TheCameo: Although unnamed, the man who stakes Dracula in the flashback is most likely Prof. Abraham Van Helsing. He even has a resemblance to Creator/PeterCushing with the addition of a mustache.
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* TheCameo: TheCameo:
** Arnold Wesker/The Ventriloquist is seen playing Bingo at the start
** Although unnamed, the man who stakes Dracula in the flashback is most likely Prof. Abraham Van Helsing. He even has a resemblance to Creator/PeterCushing with the addition of a mustache.
** Arnold Wesker/The Ventriloquist is seen playing Bingo at the start
** Although unnamed, the man who stakes Dracula in the flashback is most likely Prof. Abraham Van Helsing. He even has a resemblance to Creator/PeterCushing with the addition of a mustache.
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* AbsenteeActor: None of the main GCPD characters such as Bennett, Yin, Rojas or Gordon appear in this film, making it difficult to tell when exactly this film takes place in the timeline. But since Batman is still an enemy of the police and neither Batgirl nor Robin appear (as they hadn't been introduced yet), it probably takes place sometime during season 1 or 2 (after "Topsy Turvy", but before "Night and the City").
