History YMMV / BatmanGothamKnight

* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: The Fakirs. Cassandra claims that they were essentially a bunch of bored old men who trained her while she amused them and then cast her out when she embarrassed them. At the same time, we definitely see them turn down Bruce's request for training, on the basis that they felt he was not being honest with them. Which in all likelihood, he was not. When he offers to pay them more, they make it clear that [[ScrewTheMoneyIHaveRules it isn't a matter of money, but principle]]. Given this, it's possible that Cassandra actually failed a SecretTestOfCharacter by not eventually coming clean, resulting in her expulsion. This might similarly make Cassandra something of a hypocrite, given she likewise expelled Bruce after his own failed test.

* HarsherInHindsight: [[spoiler:Ramirez is shown to admire and respect the Batman here, but in ''The Dark Knight'' she aggressively blames him for everything that's going wrong, especially the deaths of two officers, and then shows us just how much of a hypocrite she truly is when she's exposed as one of the traitors in Gordon's unit - and then promptly pimp slapped for her treacherous hypocrisy by an angry Two-Face.]]

* HilariousInHindsight: Bruce gets compared to Light Yagami in Field testing due to the animation style, fast forward to the Dark Multiverse of DC and you get the Grim Knight, who is pretty much Batman with Light Yagami's moral mindset.

* NarmCharm: Batman addressing the appeal of a gun at the start of ''Deadshot'', particularly because it's Kevin Conroy's voice.

* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: The Fakirs. Cassandra claims that they were essentially a bunch of bored old men who trained her while she amused them and then cast her out when she embarrassed them. At the same time, we definitely see them turn down Bruce's request for training, on the basis that they felt he was not being honest with them. Which in all likelihood, he was not. When he offers to pay them more, they make it clear that it isn't a matter of money, but principal. Given this, its possible that Cassandra actually failed a SecretTestOfCharacter by not eventually coming clean, resulting in her expulsion. This might similarly make Cassandra something of a hypocrite, given she likewise expelled Bruce after his own failed test.

* NarmCharm: Batman addressing the appeal of a gun at the start of ''Deadshot'', particularly cos' it's Kevin Conroy's voice.

** On a similar note, Deadshot scoring a perfect headshot on his target from over more than a few miles away, ''while in a moving Ferris wheel''.

* {{Narm}}: Called out in "Have I Got a Story For You".

* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: The Fakirs. Cassandra claims that they were essentially a bunch of bored old men who trained her while she amused them and then cast her out when she embarrassed them. At the same time, we definitely see them turn down Bruce's request for training, on the basis that they felt he was not being honest with them. Which in all likelyhood, he was not. When he offers to pay them more, they make it clear that it isn't a matter of money, but principal. Given this, its possible that Cassandra actually failed a SecretTestOfCharacter by not eventually coming clean, resulting in her expulsion. This might similarly make Cassandra something of a hypocrite, given she likewise expelled Bruce after his own failed test.

* {{Narm}}: Called out in "Have I got a story for you".

* MomentOfAwesome: Batman punching Deadshot's bullet out of the air.

* SoOkayItsAverage: Though the individual stories vary; "In Darkness Dwells" is considered to be of high quality in both animation and writing, being the hidden gem in the figurative box of coal, and "Have I Got A Story For You" has a few very interesting animation styles. The rest of the stories tend to fall short due to a combination of bad animation and short length.

* SoOkayItsAverage: Though the individual stories vary; "In Darkness Dwells" is considered to be of high quality in both animation and writing, being the hidden gem in the figurative box of coal, and "Have I Got A Story For You" has a few very interesting animation styles. The rest of the stories tend to fall short due to a combination of bad animation and short length.

* SoOkayItsAverage: Though the individual stories vary; "In Darkness Dwells" is considered to be of high quality in both animation and writing, being the hidden gem in the figurative box of coal.

* SoOkayItsAverage

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