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* TheCowl: He's the TropeCodifier.
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* TheCowl: He's the TropeCodifier. He puts a [[KnightinSourArmor cynical]] twist on doing the right thing.
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* TheHero: Almost as much as [[IdealHero Superman]], but he puts a [[KnightinSourArmor cynical]] [[TheCowl twist]] on doing the right thing.
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[-[[Characters/JusticeLeagueTheLeague The Justice League]] ([[Characters/DCAUSuperman Superman]], '''Batman''', [[Characters/DCAUTheFlash The Flash]]) | [[Characters/JusticeLeagueAllies Allies & Friends of the Justice League]] | [[Characters/JusticeLeagueCadmus Project Cadmus]] | [[Characters/JusticeLeagueSecretSociety The Secret Society]] ([[Characters/DCAULexLuthor Lex Luthor]]) | [[Characters/JusticeLeagueOtherVillains Other Villains]]-]]]]]
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* CulturedBadass: He occasionally quotes Shakespeare, Blake's ''The Tyger'', and repeatedly quotes Literature/TheOdyssey in ''Justice League''. The FridgeBrilliance kicks in when you realize that Odysseus was a BadassNormal in an age of demigods like Achilles, paralleling his own status as a BadassNormal in the ''Justice League''.
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* CulturedBadass: He occasionally quotes Shakespeare, Blake's ''The Tyger'', and repeatedly quotes Literature/TheOdyssey in ''Justice League''. The FridgeBrilliance kicks in when you realize that Odysseus was a BadassNormal in an age of demigods like Achilles, paralleling his own status as a BadassNormal in the ''Justice League''. He's also capable of speaking multiple languages, and, in "This Little Piggy", it's revealed that he's very good at singing.
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Cleanup. The other quote was fine as it is. It is both more famous and character descriptive.
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->''""I'm A Rich Kid With Issues. Lots Of Issues."''
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I get the quote is iconic and all, but it's really becoming overused at this point, so replacing it with something else.
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->''"I am vengeance! I am the night! I am BATMAN!"''
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** In a [[SubvertedTrope subversion]] of his role in the comics and most adaptations, Batman is probably the least anti-heroic member of the
WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague aside from the Flash. The Justice Lord Batman was the only member of the parallel League to see how corrupt his world had become and normal Batman [[WhatTheHellHero called Superman out]] on his ethically questionable handling of Doomsday.
WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague aside from the Flash. The Justice Lord Batman was the only member of the parallel League to see how corrupt his world had become and normal Batman [[WhatTheHellHero called Superman out]] on his ethically questionable handling of Doomsday.
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** In a [[SubvertedTrope subversion]] of his role in the comics and most adaptations, Batman is probably the least anti-heroic member of the
the WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague aside from the Flash. The Justice Lord Batman was the only member of the parallel League to see how corrupt his world had become and normal Batman [[WhatTheHellHero called Superman out]] on his ethically questionable handling of Doomsday.
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** In a [[SubvertedTrope subversion]] of his role in the comics and most adaptations, Batman is probably the least anti-heroic member of the WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague aside from the Flash. The Justice Lord Batman was the only member of the parallel League to see how corrupt his world had become and normal Batman [[WhatTheHellHero called Superman out]] on his ethically questionable handling of Doomsday.
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** In a [[SubvertedTrope subversion]] of his role in the comics and most adaptations, Batman is probably the least anti-heroic member of the the
WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague aside from the Flash. The Justice Lord Batman was the only member of the parallel League to see how corrupt his world had become and normal Batman [[WhatTheHellHero called Superman out]] on his ethically questionable handling of Doomsday.
WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague aside from the Flash. The Justice Lord Batman was the only member of the parallel League to see how corrupt his world had become and normal Batman [[WhatTheHellHero called Superman out]] on his ethically questionable handling of Doomsday.
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* BerserkButton: The Joker is finally able to press it in the flashback sequence featured in ''WesternAnimation/BatmanBeyondReturnOfTheJoker'' by [[spoiler:kidnapping and torturing Tim Drake, then drugging him up to not only spill all of Batman's secrets, but turning the boy into "Joker Junior" for his own amusement.]]
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* BerserkButton: The Joker is finally able to press it in the flashback sequence featured in ''WesternAnimation/BatmanBeyondReturnOfTheJoker'' by [[spoiler:kidnapping and torturing Tim Drake, then drugging him up to not only spill all of Batman's secrets, but turning the boy into "Joker Junior" for his own amusement.]] The final straw was Joker basically laughing over Batman's trauma of losing his parents, practically mocking his crusade to stop crime in Gotham City, while calling him a pathetic boy in a playsuit who is crying for his mom and dad]]
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The infamous Batman Beyond tie in comics where Bruce slept with Barbara are not officially canon to the dcau. Plus Bruce and Dick had a falling out because they had grown apart, not necessarily because of Barbara
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* AdaptationalJerkass: While he's an AdaptationalNiceGuy with regards to the Justice League, his relationship with the Bat-family becomes strained in a way that's unmatched in the comics, whether it's in the Pre-Crisis, Post-Crisis, New 52, or Rebirth era. By the time of ''WesternAnimation/BatmanBeyond'', he's revealed to have fallen out with Dick Grayson due to entering into a relationship with Barbara and even Barbara and Tim are revealed to harbor bitter feelings over being pushed away by Bruce into the future and the bitter events in their lives that happened during their time in the Bat-family. To date, Bruce and Dick have gotten into various angry, physical confrontations with each other in the comics over the years where they're legitimately trying to hurt each other but it's never truly gotten to ''Beyond'' levels of irreconcilability where Bruce slept with the woman his adoptive son had feelings for.
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Batman is the least changed character in the DCAU from his comic book counterpart; he generally has the same origin via the fact that his parents were shot dead after the three of them went to see a movie and he decides to avenge them by becoming the vigilante Batman, complete with a Batmobile and a handy utility belt. He is also notable for being an amalgam of the [[UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfComicBooks Golden Age]], [[UsefulNotes/TheSilverAgeOfComicBooks Silver Age]], and [[UsefulNotes/TheBronzeAgeOfComicBooks Bronze Age]] versions of the character. He's dark and brooding, but also an excellent ParentalSubstitute and even [[DeadpanSnarker gets a few witty one-liners]] (as well as being caught in the occasional DeathTrap). He's the closest to being TheProtagonist of the entire DCAU more than any other character, and experiences complex CharacterDevelopment from an inexperienced but kind crime fighter to a more driven and brooding loner.
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Batman is the least changed character in the DCAU from his comic book counterpart; he generally has the same origin via the fact that his parents were shot dead after the three of them went to see a movie and he decides to avenge them by becoming the vigilante Batman, complete with a Batmobile and a handy utility belt. He is also notable for being an amalgam of the [[UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfComicBooks [[MediaNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfComicBooks Golden Age]], [[UsefulNotes/TheSilverAgeOfComicBooks [[MediaNotes/TheSilverAgeOfComicBooks Silver Age]], and [[UsefulNotes/TheBronzeAgeOfComicBooks [[MediaNotes/TheBronzeAgeOfComicBooks Bronze Age]] versions of the character. He's dark and brooding, but also an excellent ParentalSubstitute and even [[DeadpanSnarker gets a few witty one-liners]] (as well as being caught in the occasional DeathTrap). He's the closest to being TheProtagonist of the entire DCAU more than any other character, and experiences complex CharacterDevelopment from an inexperienced but kind crime fighter to a more driven and brooding loner.
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* {{Deconstruction}}: This version of Bruce Wayne ultimately shows what happens when Batman is forced to grow old. No matter how good he is, he can't escape his age; he's ultimately forced into retirement after being forced to use a gun to intimidate a random punk, and by the time Terry crosses paths with him he's become a pitiable old man with nothing but a dog and memories for company because being Batman consumed his life so utterly.
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* ImpoverishedPatrician: It was never explored in the show, but DVD commentaries and behind-the-scene features reveal that Bruce has lost almost all of the vast Wayne Fortune in the intervening years between the present and the future eras of the ''DCAU''. He survives on the returns from his stock holdings in Wayne-Powers, which he ''could'' sell for a massive profit, but he would never do so because he would lose any last remaining influence over the company.
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* ImpoverishedPatrician: ImpoverishedPatrician:
** It was never explored in the show, but DVD commentaries and behind-the-scene features reveal that Bruce has lost almost all of the vast Wayne Fortune in the intervening years between the present and the future eras of the ''DCAU''. He survives on the returns from his stock holdings in Wayne-Powers, which he ''could'' sell for a massive profit, but he would never do so because he would lose any last remaining influence over the company.
** It was never explored in the show, but DVD commentaries and behind-the-scene features reveal that Bruce has lost almost all of the vast Wayne Fortune in the intervening years between the present and the future eras of the ''DCAU''. He survives on the returns from his stock holdings in Wayne-Powers, which he ''could'' sell for a massive profit, but he would never do so because he would lose any last remaining influence over the company.
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!!! '''Appearances:''' ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries'' | ''WesternAnimation/BatmanMaskOfThePhantasm''| ''WesternAnimation/BatmanAndMisterFreezeSubZero'' | ''WesternAnimation/SupermanTheAnimatedSeries'' | ''WesternAnimation/TheNewBatmanAdventures'' | ''WesternAnimation/BatmanBeyond'' | ''WesternAnimation/BatmanBeyondReturnOfTheJoker'' | ''WesternAnimation/StaticShock'' | ''WesternAnimation/TheZetaProject'' | ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague'' | ''WesternAnimation/BatmanMysteryOfTheBatwoman'' | ''WesternAnimation/BatmanAndHarleyQuinn'' | ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueVsTheFatalFive''
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!!! '''Appearances:''' ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries'' | ''WesternAnimation/BatmanMaskOfThePhantasm''| ''WesternAnimation/BatmanMaskOfThePhantasm'' | ''WesternAnimation/BatmanAndMisterFreezeSubZero'' | ''WesternAnimation/SupermanTheAnimatedSeries'' | ''WesternAnimation/TheNewBatmanAdventures'' | ''WesternAnimation/BatmanBeyond'' | ''WesternAnimation/BatmanBeyondReturnOfTheJoker'' | ''WesternAnimation/StaticShock'' | ''WesternAnimation/TheZetaProject'' | ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague'' | ''WesternAnimation/BatmanMysteryOfTheBatwoman'' | ''WesternAnimation/BatmanAndHarleyQuinn'' | ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueVsTheFatalFive''
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** Batman deduces that Mad Hatter is using an old, defunct costume shop as his hideout in "The Worry Men", based on the scrap of artificial fur he was able to tear away from one of Hatter's costumed henchmen.
** In "Second Chance", masked assailants kidnap Two-Face from Gotham General Hospital. Later, Batman tracks down Two-Face's kidnappers to a demolition site after he examines the operating room using infrared goggles and finds a set of footprints and masonry dust within them, which could only belong to one of the kidnappers given how operating room personnel wear paper covers over their shoes.
** In "Second Chance", masked assailants kidnap Two-Face from Gotham General Hospital. Later, Batman tracks down Two-Face's kidnappers to a demolition site after he examines the operating room using infrared goggles and finds a set of footprints and masonry dust within them, which could only belong to one of the kidnappers given how operating room personnel wear paper covers over their shoes.
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** In "Perchance to Dream", Batman deduces that Mad Hatter figures out he is using an old, defunct costume shop as his hideout trapped in "The Worry Men", based on the scrap of artificial fur he was able to tear away from one of Hatter's costumed henchmen.
** In "Second Chance", masked assailants kidnap Two-Face from Gotham General Hospital. Later, Batman tracks down Two-Face's kidnappers toa demolition site dream after he examines seeing the operating room using infrared goggles and finds a set of footprints and masonry dust within them, which could only belong to one newspaper text is illegible, because the parts of the kidnappers given how operating room personnel wear paper covers over their shoes.brain responsible for dreaming and reading are on different hemispheres.
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** Batman deduces that Mad Hatter is using an old, defunct costume shop as his hideout in "The Worry Men", based on the scrap of artificial fur he was able to tear away from one of Hatter's costumed henchmen.
** Batman deduces that Mad Hatter is using an old, defunct costume shop as his hideout in "The Worry Men", based on the scrap of artificial fur he was able to tear away from one of Hatter's costumed henchmen.
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** In "Sins of the Father", Batman recognizes the key imprint left on a note matches the type used in the lockers at Gotham Airport.
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** He catches Mad Hatter in "Mad as a Hatter" because he studied and recognized the mind control chip the Hatter used. When he manages to knock out the Hatter's minions, he examines the chips again and realizes they've been attached to themed cards belonging to a Gotham theme park, revealing the Hatter's hideout. All basic detective work.
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** In "Second Chance", masked assailants kidnap Two-Face from Gotham General Hospital, who was undergoing reconstructive plastic surgery. Later, Batman tracks down Two-Face's kidnappers to a demolition site after he examines the operating room using infrared goggles and finds a set of footprints and masonry dust within them, which must belong to one of the kidnappers given how operating room personnel wear paper covers over their shoes.
** In "Day of the Samurai", Batman discovers the location of Kyodai Ken's secret fatal touch by examining his training dummy and finding a soft spot which was struck repeatedly. He then protects himself by wearing a protective pad under his costume on the same spot.
** In "Day of the Samurai", Batman discovers the location of Kyodai Ken's secret fatal touch by examining his training dummy and finding a soft spot which was struck repeatedly. He then protects himself by wearing a protective pad under his costume on the same spot.
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** In "Second Chance", masked assailants kidnap Two-Face from Gotham General Hospital, who was undergoing reconstructive plastic surgery. Hospital. Later, Batman tracks down Two-Face's kidnappers to a demolition site after he examines the operating room using infrared goggles and finds a set of footprints and masonry dust within them, which must could only belong to one of the kidnappers given how operating room personnel wear paper covers over their shoes.
** In "Day of the Samurai", Batman discovers the location of Kyodai Ken's secret fatal touch by examining his training dummy and finding a soft spot which was struck repeatedly. He then protects himself by wearinga protective pad extra padding under his costume on the same spot.spot.
** Batman and Alfred look through records of Matt Hagen's film career in hopes of identifying the female doctor aiding and abetting Clayface in "Mudslide", but find no signs of Hagen having a past relationship with a female doctor, except in the film "Dark Interlude" in which he plays a U.S. Senator who falls in love with his plastic surgeon. Batman finds the name of a medical consultant in the film's production credits, then checks her bank records and discovers the address of a motel she once owned but later sold to raise money for the lab equipment used to treat Clayface's condition.
** In "The Demon's Quest", Batman figures out where Robin and Talia's kidnappers have taken them based on the photo they left behind as evidence. Batman recognizes the crooked dagger as the signature weapon of a cult of mercenaries based in Calcutta and the rope's material as a strain of hemp native to that same region.
** In "Day of the Samurai", Batman discovers the location of Kyodai Ken's secret fatal touch by examining his training dummy and finding a soft spot which was struck repeatedly. He then protects himself by wearing
** Batman and Alfred look through records of Matt Hagen's film career in hopes of identifying the female doctor aiding and abetting Clayface in "Mudslide", but find no signs of Hagen having a past relationship with a female doctor, except in the film "Dark Interlude" in which he plays a U.S. Senator who falls in love with his plastic surgeon. Batman finds the name of a medical consultant in the film's production credits, then checks her bank records and discovers the address of a motel she once owned but later sold to raise money for the lab equipment used to treat Clayface's condition.
** In "The Demon's Quest", Batman figures out where Robin and Talia's kidnappers have taken them based on the photo they left behind as evidence. Batman recognizes the crooked dagger as the signature weapon of a cult of mercenaries based in Calcutta and the rope's material as a strain of hemp native to that same region.
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** In "Second Chance", masked assailants kidnap Two-Face from Gotham General Hospital, who was undergoing reconstructive plastic surgery. Later, Batman tracks down Two-Face's kidnappers to a demolition site after he examines the operating room using infrared goggles and finds a set of footprints and masonry dust within them, which must belong to one of the kidnappers given how operating room personnel wear paper covers over their shoes.
** In "Day of the Samurai", Batman discovers the location of Kyodai Ken's secret fatal touch by examining his training dummy and finding a soft spot which was struck repeatedly. He then protects himself by wearing a protective pad under his costume on the same spot.
** In "Day of the Samurai", Batman discovers the location of Kyodai Ken's secret fatal touch by examining his training dummy and finding a soft spot which was struck repeatedly. He then protects himself by wearing a protective pad under his costume on the same spot.
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Franchise/{{Batman}}, otherwise known as Bruce Wayne, is a Gotham City vigilante who rose up to fight gangsters, insane criminals, and eventually even alternate universe despots, metahuman threats, and intergalactic tyrants in the DCAU.
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* DealWithTheDevil: "This Little Piggy" features him dealing with the villain Circe when he realizes ''fighting'' her won't save Franchise/WonderWoman (who'd been [[ForcedTransformation turned into a pig]]) in time. She forces him to sing "Am I Blue?" to save Diana.
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* DealWithTheDevil: "This Little Piggy" features him dealing with the villain Circe when he realizes ''fighting'' her won't save Franchise/WonderWoman ComicBook/WonderWoman (who'd been [[ForcedTransformation turned into a pig]]) in time. She forces him to sing "Am I Blue?" to save Diana.
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* HiddenDepths: In "This Little Piggy", he's revealed to be a talented singer when he performs "Am I Blue?" to Circe, her men, and Zatanna in order to undo a spell on Franchise/WonderWoman.
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* HiddenDepths: In "This Little Piggy", he's revealed to be a talented singer when he performs "Am I Blue?" to Circe, her men, and Zatanna in order to undo a spell on Franchise/WonderWoman.ComicBook/WonderWoman.
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* DidNotGetTheGirl: Throughout the ''Franchise/DCAnimatedUniverse'', Bruce had many love interests, from [[ComicBook/{{Catwoman}} Selina]] to Talia to [[Franchise/WonderWoman Diana]], but he doesn't end up with any of them and, as ''Epilogue'' shows, he remained a bachelor until the end of his life. [[spoiler: Although it's hinted in the comics that if Wonder Woman hadn't chosen to stay with Justice Lord Batman, she would've stayed with him.]]
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* DidNotGetTheGirl: Throughout the ''Franchise/DCAnimatedUniverse'', Bruce had many love interests, from [[ComicBook/{{Catwoman}} Selina]] to Talia to [[Franchise/WonderWoman [[ComicBook/WonderWoman Diana]], but he doesn't end up with any of them and, as ''Epilogue'' shows, he remained a bachelor until the end of his life. [[spoiler: Although it's hinted in the comics that if Wonder Woman hadn't chosen to stay with Justice Lord Batman, she would've stayed with him.]]
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** Return of the Joker thankfully shows him reconnecting with Tim and Barbara and regaining control of his company, but it is not known if any of this stuck till the time of Epilogue.
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** He gets better at it as time goes on, considering that when he travels into the future and meets his older self from Batman Beyond, it is Old Bruce who extracts the information out of a mook. Old Bruce even quips he cannot believe he was ever that green after seeing his younger self's futile attempt.
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** He catches Mad Hatter in "Mad as a Hatter" because he studied and recognized the mind control chip the Hatter used. When he manages to knock out the Hatter's minions, he examines their chips again and realizes they've been attached to themed cards belonging to a Gotham theme park, revealing the Hatter's hideout.
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** He catches Mad Hatter in "Mad as a Hatter" because he studied and recognized the mind control chip the Hatter used. When he manages to knock out the Hatter's minions, he examines their the chips again and realizes they've been attached to themed cards belonging to a Gotham theme park, revealing the Hatter's hideout.hideout. All basic detective work.
** How did he know Superman wasn't dead when every one else thought so? He looked over the footage from Superman's disintegration and noticed that the Man of Steel left no evidence behind, violating the conservation of mass. Naturally, he's right and Superman comes back from the future (it's a long story).
** How did he know Superman wasn't dead when every one else thought so? He looked over the footage from Superman's disintegration and noticed that the Man of Steel left no evidence behind, violating the conservation of mass. Naturally, he's right and Superman comes back from the future (it's a long story).
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* GreatDetective: He is one of the foremost detectives on Earth and possesses one of the sharpest analytical minds of all time, shown gathering and expertly analyzing evidence from crime scenes. Even in-universe, he has followers on the internet that acknowledge him as the "World's Greatest Detective". Ra's al Ghul's nickname for him was "detective". He's solved mysteries like the sunlight sensitivity of an entire alien race invading Earth in and figured out Superman wasn't dead because he left no remains behind, violating the conservation of mass.
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* GreatDetective: He Batman is one of the foremost detectives on Earth and possesses one of the sharpest analytical minds of all time, time. He's often shown gathering and expertly analyzing examining evidence from crime scenes. Even in-universe, he to catch criminals in most episodes of his animated series and even in his later appearances in Justice League. Here are a few standout moments:
** The pilot episode of Justice League hasfollowers on the internet that acknowledge him as the "World's Greatest Detective". Ra's al Ghul's nickname for him was "detective". He's solved mysteries like the alien invaders sensitive to sunlight sensitivity of an entire alien race invading Earth in and figured on Earth. Naturally, it's Batman who's the first to figure it out Superman wasn't dead becasue he noticed they would stop running to sidestep sunlight in the middle of a retreat.
** He catches Mad Hatter in "Mad as a Hatter" because heleft no remains behind, violating studied and recognized the conservation of mass.mind control chip the Hatter used. When he manages to knock out the Hatter's minions, he examines their chips again and realizes they've been attached to themed cards belonging to a Gotham theme park, revealing the Hatter's hideout.
** The pilot episode of Justice League has
** He catches Mad Hatter in "Mad as a Hatter" because he
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* GreatDetective: He is one of the foremost detectives on Earth and possesses one of the sharpest analytical minds of all time. Even in-universe, he has followers on the internet that acknowledge him as the "World's Greatest Detective". Ra's al Ghul's nickname for him was "detective".
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* GreatDetective: He is one of the foremost detectives on Earth and possesses one of the sharpest analytical minds of all time.time, shown gathering and expertly analyzing evidence from crime scenes. Even in-universe, he has followers on the internet that acknowledge him as the "World's Greatest Detective". Ra's al Ghul's nickname for him was "detective". He's solved mysteries like the sunlight sensitivity of an entire alien race invading Earth in and figured out Superman wasn't dead because he left no remains behind, violating the conservation of mass.
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* AdaptationalJerkass: While he's an AdaptationalNiceGuy with regards to the Justice League, his relationship with the Bat-family becomes strained in a way that's unmatched in the comics, whether it's in the Pre-Crisis, Post-Crisis, New 52, or Rebirth era. By the time of ''WesternAnimation/BatmanBeyond'', he's revealed to have fallen out with Dick Grayson due to entering into a relationship with Barbara and even Barbara and Tim are revealed to harbor bitter feelings over being pushed away by Bruce into the future and the bitter events in their lives that happened during their time in the Bat-family. To date, Bruce and Dick have gotten into various angry, physical confrontations with each other in the comics over the years where they're legitimately trying to hurt each other but it's never truly gotten to ''Beyond'' levels of irreconcilability where Bruce slept with the woman his adoptive son had feelings for.
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* AbortedArc: In "The Doomsday Sanction", Batman is left injured and distrustful of the Justice League and the future actions it might take. [[WordOfGod Bruce Timm]] stated that this episode was a turning point for Batman, and he was originally going to split off from the League and join Cadmus. Since there was no way to do this without making Batman look like the bad guy, the idea was scrapped. Timm stated that if the plan came to fruition, Batman would have created a superhero team of non-superpowered heroes, such as Huntress and Wildcat.
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* AbortedArc: In "The Doomsday Sanction", Batman is left injured and distrustful of the Justice League and the future actions it might take. [[WordOfGod Bruce Timm]] stated that this episode was a turning point for Batman, and he was originally going to split off from the League and join Cadmus. Since there was no way to do this without making Batman look like the bad guy, the idea was scrapped. Timm stated that if the plan came to fruition, Batman would have created a superhero team of non-superpowered heroes, such as Huntress and Wildcat.
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* AbortedArc: ActuallyPrettyFunny: In "The Doomsday Sanction", "Joker's Favor", Charlie Collins getting one over on Joker with a fake bomb and acting crazy gets Batman is left injured and distrustful of the Justice League and the future actions it might take. [[WordOfGod Bruce Timm]] stated that this episode was a turning point for Batman, and he was originally going to split off from the League and join Cadmus. Since there was no way to do this without making Batman look like the bad guy, the idea was scrapped. Timm stated that if the plan came one thing Joker's never been able to fruition, Batman would have created a superhero team of non-superpowered heroes, such as Huntress and Wildcat. get him to do... Laugh.
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!![[Franchise/{{Batman}} Batman I]] (Bruce Wayne)
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** In a [[SubvertedTrope subversion]] of his role in the comics and most adaptations, Batman is probably the least anti-heroic member of the WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague aside from the Flash. The Justice Lord Batman was the only member of the the parallel League to see how corrupt his world had become and normal Batman [[WhatTheHellHero called Superman out]] on his ethically questionable handling of Doomsday.
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** In a [[SubvertedTrope subversion]] of his role in the comics and most adaptations, Batman is probably the least anti-heroic member of the WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague aside from the Flash. The Justice Lord Batman was the only member of the the parallel League to see how corrupt his world had become and normal Batman [[WhatTheHellHero called Superman out]] on his ethically questionable handling of Doomsday.
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* CompositeCharacter: While he is an elderly Bruce Wayne, his decision to retire the cowl due to a crippling incident and his role as MissionControl to Batman is very reminiscent of Barbara Gordon from the mainline comics, who retired from the Batgirl mantle and became the Bat Family's MissionControl as Oracle after The Joker shot and paralyzed her in ''ComicBook/TheKillingJoke'' (though she retired from being Batgirl before the incident with Joker happened and Bruce is still able to walk, albeit with a cane).
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!!! '''Voiced in French by:''' Creator/RichardDarbois (''Batman: The Animated Series'', ''Mask of the Phantasm'', ''[=SubZero=]'', ''Superman: The Animated Series'', and ''The New Batman Adventures''), Patrick Messe (''Batman Beyond'' and ''Return of the Joker''), Bruno Carna (''Justice League'', ''Static Shock'', and ''Mystery of the Batwoman''), Stefan Godin (''Justice League Unlimited''), Michel Barbey (Older Bruce in "Epilogue"), Emmanuel Jacomy (''Batman and Harley Quinn'' and ''Justice League vs. the Fatal Five'')
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!!! '''Voiced in French by:''' Creator/RichardDarbois (''Batman: The Animated Series'', ''Mask of the Phantasm'', ''[=SubZero=]'', ''Superman: The Animated Series'', and ''The New Batman Adventures''), Patrick Messe (''Batman Beyond'' and ''Return of the Joker''), Bruno Carna (''Justice League'', ''Static Shock'', and ''Mystery of the Batwoman''), Stefan Godin (''Justice League Unlimited''), Michel Barbey (Older Bruce in "Epilogue"), Emmanuel Jacomy Creator/EmmanuelJacomy (''Batman and Harley Quinn'' and ''Justice League vs. the Fatal Five'')
