History Fridge / InjusticeGodsAmongUs

** Remember [[this is a ''kid'' (depending on continuity, about 12 years old), who only looks older due to the magic supplying his superhero persona. And a kid]] [[TheKnightsWhoSaySquee who idolized Superman to boot]]. While he was iffy on what Supes was doing with the Regime, he was still naive enough to think his hero knew what he was doing. He just never saw Superman's betrayal coming and [[spoiler: was killed faster than he realized what as going on.]]

* How was Regime!Superman able to [[spoiler: kill Shazam so easily? Shazam is Superman's equal in physical strength, and he doesn't need to talk to use that strength, or a lot of his magic, which Superman is vulnerable to, so freezing his mouth shouldn't make him completely helpless.]]

** Superman revealed Batman to be Bruce Wayne, who was subsequently made a non-person, and as seen in the game, Wayne Manor was abandoned aside from a few members of New Regime stationed there to make sure Batman doesn't try to get to the cave. Given [[CrapsackWorld the state of the Injustice world]], it would seem highly unlikely that Alfred is still alive as he would make an awfully tempting target for Batman's enemies.

** Additionally, when [[spoiler: Superman scanned Main!Batman with his super-vision, he noted that his vitals are all wrong. Injustice!Batman probably recieved many permanent injuries in the past five years that adversely affected his fighting, so even though Main!Batman was recovering from Strykers, he could still overpower Injustice!Batman. This is later confirmed in the prequel comics when we see that, between other things, Injustice!Superman broke Injustice!Batman's back so he's wearing a prosthetic.]]

** Additionally, when [[spoiler: Superman scanned Main!Batman with his super-vision, he noted that his vitals are all wrong. Injustice!Batman probably recieved many permanent injuries in the past five years that adversely affected his fighting, so even though Main!Batman was recovering from Strykers, he could still overpower Injustice!Batman. This is later confirmed in the prequel comics when we see that, between other things, Superman broke Batman's back so he's wearing a prosthetic.]]

** Additionally, when [[spoiler: Superman scanned Main!Batman with his super-vision, he noted that his vitals are all wrong. Injustice!Batman probably recieved many permanent injuries in the past five years that adversely affected his fighting, so even though Main!Batman was recovering from Strykers, he could still overpower Injustice!Batman.]]

** [[spoiler: Regarding Main Universe Batman's victory over his Insurgency counterpart]]. Just compare the Batsuits they are using and wearing. In comparison to his Main Universe Counterpart, Insurgency!Batman's is much heavier and more rustier, with a much more wrinkled cowl with a few tears around it which he likely received due to the neglect and the Regime's confiscation of the remaining WayneTech and deadly encounters with the Regime themselves. That's why he lost. His suit paled in comparison to his Main Universe Counterpart's Batsuit, which is less constricting and a lot cleaner.

** Regarding Main Universe Batman's [[spoiler: victory over his Insurgency counterpart]]. Just [[spoiler: compare the Batsuits they are using and wearing]]. In comparison to his [[spoiler: Main Universe Counterpart, Insurgency!Batman's is much heavier and more rustier, with a much more wrinkled cowl with a few tears around it]] which he likely received due to the [[spoiler: neglect and the Regime's confiscation of the remaining WayneTech and deadly encounters with the Regime themselves]]. That's why [[spoiler: he lost]]. His [[spoiler: suit paled in comparison to his Main Universe Counterpart's Batsuit, which is less constricting and a lot cleaner]].
** additionally, when [[spoiler: Superman scanned Main!Batman with his super-vision, he noted that his vitals are all wrong. Injustice!Batman probably recieved many permanent injuries in the past five years that adversely affected his fighting, so even though Main!Batman was recovering from Strykers, he could still overpower Injustice!Batman.]]

* What does [[spoiler: Insurgency!Luthor]] say that causes Regime!Superman to lose it and kill him? "Your "peace"...is a ''joke!''" ''[[SelfDemonstrating/TheJoker A JOKE]]''.

* How was Regime!Superman able to [[spoiler: kill Shazam so easily? Shazam is Superman's equal in physical strength, and he doesn't need to talk to use that strength, or a lot of his magic, which Superman is vulnerable to, so freezing his mouth didn't cripple him.]]

* How was Regime!Superman able to [[spoilers: kill Shazam so easily? Shazam is Superman's equal in physical strength, and he doesn't need to talk to use that strength, or a lot of his magic, which Superman is vulnerable to, so freezing his mouth didn't cripple him.]]

** Like the cat she is, Selena has always been better with asking forgiveness than permission, particularly where Bats is involved. There was also the chance Batman would just say no to her help, which would compromise her but not help him.

** Worse? Titans, classically, are not as powerful as the JLA, but make up for it in teamwork and unshakable loyalty to one another. You hurt one of them, you risk the entire ''past and present'' lineup showing up at your door to make you regret it. The most devastating blow that ever hit them was when Deathstroke hired Terra to infiltrate them, gain their trust, and destroy them from within. And their first leader who set their style? Dick "Nightwing" Grayson. [[spoiler: So you have Dick killed off, which would ''completely'' demoralize them. And you have their ''second'' leader, Victor "Cyborg" Stone signing on with the regime, along with Raven having one of her "daddy's girl" phases. Both would know just where to hit their former friends. Killing off Beast Boy ''really'' couldn't have helped matters, since he can and has talked down both Raven and Cyborg from stupid decisions. And there's no sign of Donna Troy, who is either dead, joining her big sister in the crazy, or otherwise has dim survival odds.]]
** On that front, little wonder Cyborg and Raven were the ones who gladly took on the job of torturing Deathstroke. He was a ''massive'' problem for the Bronze Age Titans, and (as seen above) the people who ''might'' have had a chance of talking them out of torturing a former archenemy aren't in the picture. And for Slade, there's a little nastier irony in that these were his WhiteSheep son's close friends at one time. Good thing Jericho ''isn't'' around in this timeline.

** On that front, little wonder Cyborg and Raven were the ones who gladly took on the job of torturing Deathstroke. He was classically a ''massive'' problem for the Bronze Age Titans, and (as seen above) the people who ''might'' have had a chance of talking them out of it aren't in the picture. And for Slade, there's a little nastier irony in that these were his WhiteSheep son's close friends at one time. Good thing Jericho ''isn't'' around in this timeline.

** Worse? Titans, classically, are not as powerful as the JLA, but make up for it in teamwork and unshakable loyalty to one another. You hurt one of them, you risk the entire ''past and present'' lineup showing up at your door to make you regret it. The most devastating blow that ever hit them was when Deathstroke hired Terra to infiltrate them, gain their trust, and destroy them from within. And their first leader who set their style? Dick "Nightwing" Grayson. [[spoiler: So you have Dick killed off, which would ''completely'' demoralize them. And you have their ''second'' leader, Victor "Cyborg" Stone signing on with the regime, along with Raven having one of her "daddy's girl" phases. And the teammates that would normally talk them out of bad ideas like the Regime, such as Gar "Changeling/Beast Boy" Logan and Donna Troy, are MIA with ''very'' dim survival odds.]]

* A most chilling horror is coming, you haven't seen the Titans at all in the videogame, right? Of course you didn't since [[spoiler:Supes mortally wounded Superboy and forced the rest of them to get trapped in the Phantom Zone if they wanted Kon-El to live. The true horror comes when faced with the very real probability that only Superman knew of this extremely evil action. If Batman does not stop to wonder about them or ask Zatanna to check for them, they may as well be trapped for a very, very, long time in there.]]
** [[spoiler:And, of course, if they get released in the fortress of solitude, Kon-El's wounds won't be treatable in time... And the artifact in question weights 100 tons.]]
* How many people have died in Regime's attack on Metrololis and Gotham at the end of game?

* If Catwoman joined the Regime to protect Batman while feeding Superman with false clues, why didn't she just convince Batman to send her to infiltrate the Regime? That's PoorCommunicationKills at its best if you ask me, especially when you consider that Luthor pulled a far better job at acting behind Superman's back.