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** His contempt at Batman's no killing policy is quite evocative of the Heath Ledger and Arkhamverse. Additionally his hatred of Waller and the Agency is quite similar to the Heath Ledger's anarchist philosophy and hatred of schemers.
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** His hatred at Batman's no killing policy is quite evocative of the Heath Ledger and Arkhamverse. Additionally his hatred of Waller and the Agency is quite similar to the Heath Ledger's anarchist philosophy and hatred of schemers.
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** His crashing of a Wayne Boardroom meeting is quite similar to how the Jack Nicholson Joker surprises the mob board meeting. The Joker can even potentially shock a board member just like the movie. Both versions declare they run the Company/mob in a similar version.
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** His crashing of a Wayne Boardroom meeting is quite similar to how the Jack Nicholson Joker surprises the mob board meeting. The Joker can even potentially shock a board member just like the movie. Both versions declare they run the Company/mob in a similar version. by having henchmen hold the members hostage.
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** His endgame is a "dinner party" for Bruce and his friends where he plays sadistic games with them. Joker also does this in ''ComicBook/DeathOfTheFamily''. John will also rant about the hero/villain relationship he has with Bats, which further references that story. Arguably the whole Villain route is a whole plot reference to the Death of the Family as in addition The Joker's entire motivation is to become Batman's best enemy and attempting to destroy his allies in a twisted attempt at improving him.
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** His crashing of a Wayne Board rooming meeting is quite similar to how the Jack Nicholson Joker surprises the mob board meeting. The Joker can even potentially shock a board member just like the movie. Both versions declare they run the Company/mob in a similar version.
** His endgame is a "dinner party" for Bruce and his friends where he plays sadistic games with them. Joker also does this in''ComicBook/DeathOfTheFamily''. John ''ComicBook/DeathOfTheFamily'' wit the members of the Bat-family in the Batcave. Joker will also rant about the hero/villain relationship he has with Bats, which further references that story. Arguably the whole Villain route is a whole plot reference to the Death of the Family as in addition The Joker's entire motivation is to become Batman's best enemy and attempting to destroy his allies in a twisted attempt at improving him.
** His entire motivation in this route;the fact that Bruce rejected his friendship is quite similar to the Lego Movie version's rage at Batman denying that the Joker is Batman's arch-nemesis.
** His endgame is a "dinner party" for Bruce and his friends where he plays sadistic games with them. Joker also does this in
** His entire motivation in this route;the fact that Bruce rejected his friendship is quite similar to the Lego Movie version's rage at Batman denying that the Joker is Batman's arch-nemesis.
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The basis of the Vigilante Route where The Joker and Batman are forced to team up to evade Waller and her task force comprised of Batman Villains is quite similar to Arkham Knight where the ghost (or remnant) of The Joker and Batman have a sort of team up against Scarecrow's army. Both versions of The Joker are even enthusiastic teaming with Batman.
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* A promotional image for Episode 5 has John Doe with a camera as in the cover of The Killing Joke.
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** His endgame is a "dinner party" for Bruce and his friends where he plays sadistic games with them. Joker also does this in ''ComicBook/DeathOfTheFamily''. John will also rant about the hero/villain relationship he has with Bats, which further references that story. Arguably the whole Villain route is a whole plot reference to the Death of the Family as in addition The Joker's entire motivation is to improve Batman by becoming his best enemy and attempting to destroy his allies in a twisted attempt at improving him.
** In the final battle, he invokes [[Film/TheDarkKnight his Heath Ledger incarnation]] when he crows "Why so shy, Brucie?"
** His look appears to be derived from the gaudy wardrobe Jared Leto wore when he played the character in ''Film/SuicideSquad''.
** His endgame is a "dinner party" for Bruce and his friends where he plays sadistic games with them. Joker also does this in ''ComicBook/DeathOfTheFamily''. John will also rant about the hero/villain relationship he has with Bats, which further references that story. Arguably the whole Villain route is a whole plot reference to the Death of the Family as in addition The Joker's entire motivation is to improve Batman by becoming his best enemy and attempting to destroy his allies in a twisted attempt at improving him.
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** His look appears to be derived from the gaudy wardrobe Jared Leto wore when he played the character in ''Film/SuicideSquad''. \n His relationship with Harley is also inspired by the movie as they are more of a proper unholy matrimony rather than the usual Boss and his ignored enamored underling dynamic.
** His endgame is a "dinner party" for Bruce and his friends where he plays sadistic games with them. Joker also does this in ''ComicBook/DeathOfTheFamily''. John will also rant about the hero/villain relationship he has with Bats, which further references that story. Arguably the whole Villain route is a whole plot reference to the Death of the Family as in addition The Joker's entire motivation is toimprove Batman by becoming his become Batman's best enemy and attempting to destroy his allies in a twisted attempt at improving him.
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** His endgame is a "dinner party" for Bruce and his friends where he plays sadistic games with them. Joker also does this in ''ComicBook/DeathOfTheFamily''. John will also rant about the hero/villain relationship he has with Bats, which further references that story. Arguably the whole Villain route is a whole plot reference to the Death of the Family as in addition The Joker's entire motivation is to
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The basis of the Vigilante Route where The Joker and Batman are forced to team up to evade Waller and her task force comprised of Batman Villains is quite similar to Arkham Knight where the ghost (or remnant) of The Joker and Batman have a sort of team up against Scarecrow's army. Both versions of The Joker are even enthusiastic teaming with Batman.
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** His endgame is a "dinner party" for Bruce and his friends where he plays sadistic games with them. Joker also does this in ''ComicBook/DeathOfTheFamily''. John will also rant about the hero/villain relationship he has with Bats, which further references that story.
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** His imitation of Batman might reference the Cesar Romero version from the 60s show (who also used a utility belt) or "The Laughing Bat" episode of ''WesternAnimation/TheBatman''.
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** His hatred at Batman's no killing policy is quite evocative of the Heath Ledger and Arkhamverse. Additionally his hatred of Waller and the Agency is quite similar to the Heath Ledger's anarchist philosophy and hatred of schemers.
** His hatred at Batman's no killing policy is quite evocative of the Heath Ledger and Arkhamverse. Additionally his hatred of Waller and the Agency is quite similar to the Heath Ledger's anarchist philosophy and hatred of schemers.
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* In the "Villain" version of Episode 5:
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** Joker's endgame is a "dinner party" for Bruce and his friends where he plays sadistic games with them. Joker also does this in ''ComicBook/DeathOfTheFamily''. John will also rant about the hero/villain relationship he has with Bats, which further references that story.
** In the final battle, Joker invokes [[Film/TheDarkKnight his Heath Ledger incarnation]] when he grows "Why so shy, Brucie?"
** Joker's look appears to be derived from the gaudy wardrobe Jared Leto wore when he played the character in ''Film/SuicideSquad''.
** Joker's endgame is a "dinner party" for Bruce and his friends where he plays sadistic games with them. Joker also does this in ''ComicBook/DeathOfTheFamily''. John will also rant about the hero/villain relationship he has with Bats, which further references that story.
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** Joker's imitation of Batman might reference the Cesar Romero version from the 60s show (who also used a utility belt) or "The Laughing Bat" episode of ''WesternAnimation/TheBatman''.
** Joker is knocked off a platform and nearly falls into a vat of chemicals, just like in the most famous version of his backstory.
** Joker's choice of attire resembles Ledger's look from ''Film/TheDarkKnight'' (or, by extension, his look in the ''ComicBook/{{Joker}}'' graphic novel, or the ''VideoGame/BatmanArkhamOrigins'' game).
** Joker's imitation of Batman might reference the Cesar Romero version from the 60s show (who also used a utility belt) or "The Laughing Bat" episode of ''WesternAnimation/TheBatman''.
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* The Joker's Vigilante outfit brings to mind Heath Ledger Joker's outfit from the Dark Knight, and his utility belt was also used by the Cesar Romero Joker. Meanwhile his hair as the Joker is based on Jack Nicholson's Joker while his outfit is something Jared Leto Joker would wear.
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** Joker's look appears to be derived from the gaudy wardrobe Jared Leto wore when he played the character in ''Film/SuicideSquad''.
** Joker's endgame is a "dinner party" for Bruce and his friends where he plays sadistic games with them. Joker also does this in ''ComicBook/DeathOfTheFamily''. John will also rant about the hero/villain relationship he has with Bats, which further references that story.
** In the final battle, Joker invokes [[Film/TheDarkKnight his Heath Ledger incarnation]] when he grows "Why so shy, Brucie?"
** After the confrontation at Ace Chemicals, [[spoiler: Joker cripples Gordon's legs, similar to what he did to his daughter, Barbara, in ''ComicBook/TheKillingJoke''.]]
* In the "Vigilante" version of Episode 5:
** Joker's choice of attire resembles Ledger's look from ''Film/TheDarkKnight'' (or, by extension, his look in the ''ComicBook/{{Joker}}'' graphic novel, or the ''VideoGame/BatmanArkhamOrigins'' game).
** Joker's imitation of Batman might reference the Cesar Romero version from the 60s show (who also used a utility belt) or "The Laughing Bat" episode of ''WesternAnimation/TheBatman''.
** Joker is knocked off a platform and nearly falls into a vat of chemicals, just like in the most famous version of his backstory.
** At another point during the fight, [[spoiler: Batman has Joker pinned down, only for Joker to pull out his electric joy buzzer and shock Batman on the side of his neck, mirroring how Terry defeats Joker once and for all in ''WesternAnimation/BatmanBeyondReturnOfTheJoker''.]]
** Joker's look appears to be derived from the gaudy wardrobe Jared Leto wore when he played the character in ''Film/SuicideSquad''.
** Joker's endgame is a "dinner party" for Bruce and his friends where he plays sadistic games with them. Joker also does this in ''ComicBook/DeathOfTheFamily''. John will also rant about the hero/villain relationship he has with Bats, which further references that story.
** In the final battle, Joker invokes [[Film/TheDarkKnight his Heath Ledger incarnation]] when he grows "Why so shy, Brucie?"
** After the confrontation at Ace Chemicals, [[spoiler: Joker cripples Gordon's legs, similar to what he did to his daughter, Barbara, in ''ComicBook/TheKillingJoke''.]]
* In the "Vigilante" version of Episode 5:
** Joker's choice of attire resembles Ledger's look from ''Film/TheDarkKnight'' (or, by extension, his look in the ''ComicBook/{{Joker}}'' graphic novel, or the ''VideoGame/BatmanArkhamOrigins'' game).
** Joker's imitation of Batman might reference the Cesar Romero version from the 60s show (who also used a utility belt) or "The Laughing Bat" episode of ''WesternAnimation/TheBatman''.
** Joker is knocked off a platform and nearly falls into a vat of chemicals, just like in the most famous version of his backstory.
** At another point during the fight, [[spoiler: Batman has Joker pinned down, only for Joker to pull out his electric joy buzzer and shock Batman on the side of his neck, mirroring how Terry defeats Joker once and for all in ''WesternAnimation/BatmanBeyondReturnOfTheJoker''.]]
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* In the Villain route, [[spoiler: Joker cripples Gordon's legs, similar to what he did to his daughter, Barbara, in ''ComicBook/TheKillingJoke''.]]
** At another point during the fight, [[spoiler: Batman has Joker pinned down, only for Joker to pull out his electric joy buzzer and shock Batman on the side of his neck, mirroring how Terry defeats Joker once and for all in ''WesternAnimation/BatmanBeyondReturnOfTheJoker''.]]
* In the Villain route, [[spoiler: Joker cripples Gordon's legs, similar to what he did to his daughter, Barbara, in ''ComicBook/TheKillingJoke''.]]
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* Joker's BriefAccentImitation of Alfred sounds a lot like Creator/MichaelCaine, the actor who played him in ''Film/TheDarkKnightTrilogy''.
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Like The Kevin Richardson Joker from The Batman, John Doe [[spoiler:becomes a Vigilante with his own Batman gadgets and batman inspired costume. Though John's intentions are more well meaning by contrast whereas The Joker was just doing it to screw with Gotham. In addition John is introduced as a patient with a mysterious past that not even the orderlies know how he was checked in just like The Joker was in his first episode.]]
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* At one point during the climax vigilante route, The Joker is knocked off from the platforms and nearly falls into a vat of chemicals.
** in a more twisted reference, during the fight [[spoiler: Batman has the Joker pinned down only for the Joker to pull out his electric joy buzzer and shock Batman on the side of his neck just like how Terry defeats The Joker once and for all during the finale of Batman beyond return of the Joker.]]
* In the Villain route, [[spoiler: Joker cripples Gordon's legs, similar to what he did to his daughter, Barbara in ComicBook/TheKillingJoke.]]
** in a more twisted reference, during the fight [[spoiler: Batman has the Joker pinned down only for the Joker to pull out his electric joy buzzer and shock Batman on the side of his neck just like how Terry defeats The Joker once and for all during the finale of Batman beyond return of the Joker.]]
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* In the Villain route, [[spoiler: Joker cripples Gordon's legs, similar to what he did to his daughter,Barbara Barbara, in ComicBook/TheKillingJoke.]]
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** in a more twisted reference, during the fight [[spoiler: Batman has the Joker pinned down only for the Joker to pull out his electric joy buzzer and shock Batman on the side of his neck just like how Terry defeats The Joker once and for all during the finale of Batman beyond return of the Joker.]]
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* Examining the food in Riddler's hideout will cause Selina to remark that not everyone can have [[WesternAnimation/TheLEGOBatmanMovie lobster thermidor]] for dinner every night.
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* John's actions in both endings of episode 4 Season 2 evoke [[spoiler:the Heath Ledger and Jared Leto incarnations. in the Vigilante Joker ending, He attempts to set off a bomb with a delayed reaction just like the Hospital scene in Dark Knight, he sets off a tear gas grenade just like in the opening scene at the bank, His rage at the agency also evokes Heath Ledger's Joker's anarchist philosophy and hatred of schemers. Meanwhile in the Villain Joker ending, he rescues Harley from Amanda Waller in a vehicle just like in Suicide Squad and his love for her and his breakdown without her if she was left behind is also taken from the Jared Leto incarnation.]]
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* As a member of the Suicide Squad in Episode 5, Bane wears what looks like a cross between his classic luchador mask and [[Film/TheDarkKnightRises the metal mask worn by Tom Hardy's Bane.
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* The Gotham Feed newspaper story about Oswald's parole being denied mentions that Carl Finch is the new District Attorney taking over from Harvey Dent. Finch is a character from ''Film/BatmanBegins'' who is Dent's predecessor instead.
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* "John ''Dough''" is a name that The Joker once used in a plot against the Justice League.
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* Like the Mark Hamill version, John [[spoiler:backstabs Harley to Law Enforcement in the vigilante ending, just like he did in the ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries'' episode "Trial". Both Harley's reactions to the betrayal are similar.]] In addition in [=S1E4=] he offers to help Bruce in exchange for one favor just like agreeing to let Charlie go for one favor. In both cases the favor involves helping The Joker with a plan. In addition his [[spoiler:hair as a vigilante in Ep 5 greatly resembles his hair in The Animated series albeit very stylized.]]
* John's actions in both endings of episode 4 Season 2 evoke [[spoiler:the Heath Ledger and Jared Leto incarnations. in the Vigilante Joker ending, He attempts to set off a bomb with a delayed reaction just like the Hospital scene in Dark Knight, he sets off a tear gas grenade just like in the opening scene at the bank, His rage at the agency also evokes Heath Ledger's Joker's anarchist philosophy and hatred of schemers. Meanwhile in the Villain Joker ending, he rescues Harley from Amanda Waller in a vehicle just like in Suicide Squad and his love for her and his breakdown without her if she was left behind is also taken from the Jared Leto incarnation.]]
* John's actions in both endings of episode 4 Season 2 evoke [[spoiler:the Heath Ledger and Jared Leto incarnations. in the Vigilante Joker ending, He attempts to set off a bomb with a delayed reaction just like the Hospital scene in Dark Knight, he sets off a tear gas grenade just like in the opening scene at the bank, His rage at the agency also evokes Heath Ledger's Joker's anarchist philosophy and hatred of schemers. Meanwhile in the Villain Joker ending, he rescues Harley from Amanda Waller in a vehicle just like in Suicide Squad and his love for her and his breakdown without her if she was left behind is also taken from the Jared Leto incarnation.]]
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* An image of Bane in Episode 5 shows him wearing what looks like a cross between his classic luchador mask and [[Film/TheDarkKnightRises the metal mask worn by Tom Hardy's Bane.]]
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[[folder: Season 1]]
* Batman shares several traits and gadgets with his other counterparts:
** This version uses holograms to reconstruct crime scenes like in the Arkham series.
** Batman uses a voice modulator to help disguise his voice and make it more intimidating, similar to the Batman seen in ''Dawn of Justice.''
** The Batmobile shares a resemblance to the one from ''WesternAnimation/TheBatman''. It can also disguise itself as a red sports car, which ''may'' be a homage to the original Batmobile, a red sedan. Alternatively, it might be a reference to the 1943 Batman serial, where the bad guys had a car that could disguise itself by changing color.
** The gloves of his suit possess a device in the fingertips for spying on rooms, much like in ''WesternAnimation/BatmanBeyond''.
* Part of the major plot impetus at the beginning (replacing Arkham Asylum with a modernized hospital as Bruce's parents would have wanted, Oswald Cobblepot playing a part) are definitely taking cues from ''Series/{{Gotham}}''.
* Also doubling as ComicBookFantasyCasting, Harvey resembles a younger [[Film/BatmanForever Tommy Lee Jones]]
* The first two episodes establish that Penguin and Catwoman are grudging allies and up to some mischief during the Mayoral election, just like in ''Film/BatmanReturns''. The fact that said mischief results in the creation of Two-Face may be a reference to an earlier draft of that same movie, in which Billy Dee William's Harvey Dent was to be scarred by electrocution instead of the replacement villain Max Schreck.
* Alfred bears more than a passing resemblance to Alan Napier, the actor who played him in the 1960s TV show (minus the mustache), and a slight one to [[Film/BatmanvSupermanDawnofJustice Jeremy Irons]] as well.
* In the flashback, Joe Chill resembles Creator/JackNicholson as seen in ''Film/OneFlewOverTheCuckoosNest'', a nod to [[Film/{{Batman}} the first Burton movie]] (where Nicholson's Joker played Chill's role).
* One of the news reports mentions an ongoing accident at the Ace Chemical Plant, the site where ComicBook/TheJoker was born.
* Penguin has a freakishly strong, enormous goon with unnatural bluish-gray skin in his employ, who answers to "Roland" -- i.e. Roland Desmond, also known as Blockbuster.
* During his intro speech, the leader of the Children of Arkham uses the term "Nothing To Fear".
* [[spoiler:Editing security camera footage to make it seem nothing's wrong to evade GCPD and Batman's suspicion]] was also done by the Comicbook/SuicideSquad on ''WesternAnimation/BatmanAssaultOnArkham''. In both cases, [[SpottingTheThread it doesn't fool Batman for long]].
* Harvey Dent running for mayor and his campaign being backed by Bruce is a plot also seen in ''WesternAnimation/BewareTheBatman''. Both versions of Dent even ask Bruce if they can count on Bruce's money in a similar manner. [[spoiler:He also hires a group of mercenaries and abuses his power to enact martial law, though directly as mayor instead of intimidating the mayor like he did in ''Beware''.]]
* The city is confirmed to have both the Stacked Deck Bar and an Otisburg district, a nod to ''VideoGame/BatmanArkhamKnight'' (which itself was an homage to a famous moment in the 1978 ''{{Film/Superman}}'' film).
* Even if Harvey isn't scarred, he will still mention how [[http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Recap/BatmanTheAnimatedSeriesE10TwoFacePart1 his therapist was concerned the serum may have brought out some of his more deep-seated issues]]. With the hardline stance on crime he pursues afterwards, this might also be a reference to [[Recap/TheNewBatmanAdventuresE24JudgementDay the "Judge" persona]].
* In Episode 3, Batman foils the Children of Arkham's plans to use the skyrail to spread PsychoSerum in a heavily populated area of Gotham. This plan is a smaller scale version of the League of Shadows' plan from ''Film/BatmanBegins''.
* If Bruce asks Selina to help him stop the Children of Arkham, she'll scoff at the idea of the pair of them as a "Dynamic Duo". Additionally, one of the coffee mugs in her apartment seems to be a souvenir from Haley's Circus.
* Arnold Wesker is forced to use a sock puppet while inside Arkham, referencing the "Socko" persona he developed when separated from Scarface in ''ComicBook/{{Knightfall}}''.
* Zsasz's mania with making sure the scars "match" his number of kills draws on the two-part "Victims" storyline, where he makes a tally after stabbing Alfred and becomes obsessed with finishing the job when he learns he survived, mentioning that his skin is "crawling" and "feels... wrong".
* When Batman jams Harvey's semi-auto shotgun, [[spoiler:the exploding round goes off over his arm and suit, making it look not unlike Two-Face's design in the ''Arkham'' series]].
* "John Doe" tells Bruce that if he helps him out of Arkham, Bruce will [[Recap/BatmanTheAnimatedSeriesE22JokersFavor owe him a favor, though he's not sure what it is yet.]]
* In Episode 4, Cobblepot wears a Google Glass-style eye computer over his right eye, referencing the monocle the character sports in other media.
* Also in episode 4, Batman tells the boy in the Vale's home that [[BatmanTheAnimatedSeriesE13IveGotBatmanInMyBasement "you're the kid who saved Batman"]].
* An optional line immediately following the fight with Cobblepot is "Stay down", his post-match line in ''VideoGame/InjusticeGodsAmongUs''.
* If Batman went to Wayne Manor and stopped Harvey/Two-Face at the end of Episode 4, [[spoiler:he will be forced to downgrade to an earlier prototype of the Batsuit after his gets fried by one of Penguin's [=EMPs=]. The suit in question ''heavily'' resembles both the one from ''Dawn of Justice'' and the one from ''[[Comicbook/BatmanYearOne Year One]]''.]] On the other hand, if he went to Wayne Enterprises and stopped Penguin from hacking into the Batcomputer, [[spoiler:he'll upgrade to an armored suit that slightly resembles the Batsuit from ''Arkham Origins''.]]
* Bruce addresses Alfred as "Al", much like Robin did in [[Film/BatmanForever the Schumacher]][[Film/BatmanAndRobin movies]].
* [[spoiler:If Bruce gets his ear blasted by Lady Arkham in Episode 5, then when Alfred compliments on it at the end, Bruce mentions that "Dr. Thompkins said it adds character". Dr. Leslie Thompkins run a free clinic in Gotham, and is one of Batman's oldest allies, being one of the few people who know his true identity.]]
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Season 2]]
* Batman's new suit heavily resembles the one from ''VideoGame/InjusticeGodsAmongUs''.
* The new Anchor gadgets in his gauntlets are basically miniature versions of the Remote Claw from ''VideoGame/BatmanArkhamOrigins''.
* One of Waller's agents is a man named [[Film/TheDarkKnightRises Blake.]]
* This isn't [[ComicBook/{{Legends}} the]] [[ComicBook/SuicideSquad first]], [[WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague second]], or even [[Film/SuicideSquad2016 third time]] that Waller [[spoiler:has blindsided Batman with his real identity.]]
* A promotional image for Episode 2 has Batman standing atop a skyscraper, posed the exact same way as in the opening to ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries'', with his cape blowing in the wind and everything.
* The effects of Venom on Bane's physiology (discolored, greyish skin and glowing spiderweb veins) make him look like, of all things, the version of Bane from ''Film/BatmanAndRobin''.
* When Batman and Bane fight for the first time, at one point [[ComicBook/{{Knightfall}} Bane grabs Batman and holds him over his head.]]
* John's "house" in the Pact's lair has a sign reading "''Ha-Hacienda''" on it, which is what the Joker often called his hideouts in the '70s.
* A promotional image for Episode 3 has Batman on a wire with lightning in the background in an homage to a cover for ''ComicBook/BatmanTheDarkKnightReturns''.
* John's solution for getting into Riddler's hideout? [[ComicBook/ADeathInTheFamily A crowbar.]]
* A promotional image for Episode 4 has Batman and Bruce contrasted in a way similar to a cover of ''ComicBook/BatmanHush''.
* In episode 4, [[spoiler:a heroic John attempts to set off a bomb, but it fails to go off. He angrily mashes the detonator until it finally goes off and surprises him. Much like when the Joker blew up that hospital in ''Film/TheDarkKnight''. In addition the pose The Joker takes when falling off the bridge is similar to the pose The Joker takes in Arkham Origins when he's about to be blown off the Gotham Royal hotel.]]
* In episode 4, [[spoiler:a villainous John and Harley jump off the bridge in a way similar to them diving into the chemical bath in ''Film/SuicideSquad''.]]
* The Gotham Feed story featuring Mister Freeze ends with Nora's sister, Dora Smithy, begging Victor to bring back Nora if he's still out there and alive. Dora was a character created for the ''WebAnimation/GothamGirls'' webseries.
* Bruce goes to meet John at the "Bonus Brothers Carnival", which was also the name of the carnival that the Joker bought in ''ComicBook/TheKillingJoke''.
* A promotional image for Episode 5 has John Doe with a camera as in the cover of The Killing Joke.
* An image of Bane in Episode 5 shows him wearing what looks like a cross between his classic luchador mask and [[Film/TheDarkKnightRises the metal mask worn by Tom Hardy's Bane.]]
[[/folder]]
* Batman shares several traits and gadgets with his other counterparts:
** This version uses holograms to reconstruct crime scenes like in the Arkham series.
** Batman uses a voice modulator to help disguise his voice and make it more intimidating, similar to the Batman seen in ''Dawn of Justice.''
** The Batmobile shares a resemblance to the one from ''WesternAnimation/TheBatman''. It can also disguise itself as a red sports car, which ''may'' be a homage to the original Batmobile, a red sedan. Alternatively, it might be a reference to the 1943 Batman serial, where the bad guys had a car that could disguise itself by changing color.
** The gloves of his suit possess a device in the fingertips for spying on rooms, much like in ''WesternAnimation/BatmanBeyond''.
* Part of the major plot impetus at the beginning (replacing Arkham Asylum with a modernized hospital as Bruce's parents would have wanted, Oswald Cobblepot playing a part) are definitely taking cues from ''Series/{{Gotham}}''.
* Also doubling as ComicBookFantasyCasting, Harvey resembles a younger [[Film/BatmanForever Tommy Lee Jones]]
* The first two episodes establish that Penguin and Catwoman are grudging allies and up to some mischief during the Mayoral election, just like in ''Film/BatmanReturns''. The fact that said mischief results in the creation of Two-Face may be a reference to an earlier draft of that same movie, in which Billy Dee William's Harvey Dent was to be scarred by electrocution instead of the replacement villain Max Schreck.
* Alfred bears more than a passing resemblance to Alan Napier, the actor who played him in the 1960s TV show (minus the mustache), and a slight one to [[Film/BatmanvSupermanDawnofJustice Jeremy Irons]] as well.
* In the flashback, Joe Chill resembles Creator/JackNicholson as seen in ''Film/OneFlewOverTheCuckoosNest'', a nod to [[Film/{{Batman}} the first Burton movie]] (where Nicholson's Joker played Chill's role).
* One of the news reports mentions an ongoing accident at the Ace Chemical Plant, the site where ComicBook/TheJoker was born.
* Penguin has a freakishly strong, enormous goon with unnatural bluish-gray skin in his employ, who answers to "Roland" -- i.e. Roland Desmond, also known as Blockbuster.
* During his intro speech, the leader of the Children of Arkham uses the term "Nothing To Fear".
* [[spoiler:Editing security camera footage to make it seem nothing's wrong to evade GCPD and Batman's suspicion]] was also done by the Comicbook/SuicideSquad on ''WesternAnimation/BatmanAssaultOnArkham''. In both cases, [[SpottingTheThread it doesn't fool Batman for long]].
* Harvey Dent running for mayor and his campaign being backed by Bruce is a plot also seen in ''WesternAnimation/BewareTheBatman''. Both versions of Dent even ask Bruce if they can count on Bruce's money in a similar manner. [[spoiler:He also hires a group of mercenaries and abuses his power to enact martial law, though directly as mayor instead of intimidating the mayor like he did in ''Beware''.]]
* The city is confirmed to have both the Stacked Deck Bar and an Otisburg district, a nod to ''VideoGame/BatmanArkhamKnight'' (which itself was an homage to a famous moment in the 1978 ''{{Film/Superman}}'' film).
* Even if Harvey isn't scarred, he will still mention how [[http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Recap/BatmanTheAnimatedSeriesE10TwoFacePart1 his therapist was concerned the serum may have brought out some of his more deep-seated issues]]. With the hardline stance on crime he pursues afterwards, this might also be a reference to [[Recap/TheNewBatmanAdventuresE24JudgementDay the "Judge" persona]].
* In Episode 3, Batman foils the Children of Arkham's plans to use the skyrail to spread PsychoSerum in a heavily populated area of Gotham. This plan is a smaller scale version of the League of Shadows' plan from ''Film/BatmanBegins''.
* If Bruce asks Selina to help him stop the Children of Arkham, she'll scoff at the idea of the pair of them as a "Dynamic Duo". Additionally, one of the coffee mugs in her apartment seems to be a souvenir from Haley's Circus.
* Arnold Wesker is forced to use a sock puppet while inside Arkham, referencing the "Socko" persona he developed when separated from Scarface in ''ComicBook/{{Knightfall}}''.
* Zsasz's mania with making sure the scars "match" his number of kills draws on the two-part "Victims" storyline, where he makes a tally after stabbing Alfred and becomes obsessed with finishing the job when he learns he survived, mentioning that his skin is "crawling" and "feels... wrong".
* When Batman jams Harvey's semi-auto shotgun, [[spoiler:the exploding round goes off over his arm and suit, making it look not unlike Two-Face's design in the ''Arkham'' series]].
* "John Doe" tells Bruce that if he helps him out of Arkham, Bruce will [[Recap/BatmanTheAnimatedSeriesE22JokersFavor owe him a favor, though he's not sure what it is yet.]]
* In Episode 4, Cobblepot wears a Google Glass-style eye computer over his right eye, referencing the monocle the character sports in other media.
* Also in episode 4, Batman tells the boy in the Vale's home that [[BatmanTheAnimatedSeriesE13IveGotBatmanInMyBasement "you're the kid who saved Batman"]].
* An optional line immediately following the fight with Cobblepot is "Stay down", his post-match line in ''VideoGame/InjusticeGodsAmongUs''.
* If Batman went to Wayne Manor and stopped Harvey/Two-Face at the end of Episode 4, [[spoiler:he will be forced to downgrade to an earlier prototype of the Batsuit after his gets fried by one of Penguin's [=EMPs=]. The suit in question ''heavily'' resembles both the one from ''Dawn of Justice'' and the one from ''[[Comicbook/BatmanYearOne Year One]]''.]] On the other hand, if he went to Wayne Enterprises and stopped Penguin from hacking into the Batcomputer, [[spoiler:he'll upgrade to an armored suit that slightly resembles the Batsuit from ''Arkham Origins''.]]
* Bruce addresses Alfred as "Al", much like Robin did in [[Film/BatmanForever the Schumacher]][[Film/BatmanAndRobin movies]].
* [[spoiler:If Bruce gets his ear blasted by Lady Arkham in Episode 5, then when Alfred compliments on it at the end, Bruce mentions that "Dr. Thompkins said it adds character". Dr. Leslie Thompkins run a free clinic in Gotham, and is one of Batman's oldest allies, being one of the few people who know his true identity.]]
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Season 2]]
* Batman's new suit heavily resembles the one from ''VideoGame/InjusticeGodsAmongUs''.
* The new Anchor gadgets in his gauntlets are basically miniature versions of the Remote Claw from ''VideoGame/BatmanArkhamOrigins''.
* One of Waller's agents is a man named [[Film/TheDarkKnightRises Blake.]]
* This isn't [[ComicBook/{{Legends}} the]] [[ComicBook/SuicideSquad first]], [[WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague second]], or even [[Film/SuicideSquad2016 third time]] that Waller [[spoiler:has blindsided Batman with his real identity.]]
* A promotional image for Episode 2 has Batman standing atop a skyscraper, posed the exact same way as in the opening to ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries'', with his cape blowing in the wind and everything.
* The effects of Venom on Bane's physiology (discolored, greyish skin and glowing spiderweb veins) make him look like, of all things, the version of Bane from ''Film/BatmanAndRobin''.
* When Batman and Bane fight for the first time, at one point [[ComicBook/{{Knightfall}} Bane grabs Batman and holds him over his head.]]
* John's "house" in the Pact's lair has a sign reading "''Ha-Hacienda''" on it, which is what the Joker often called his hideouts in the '70s.
* A promotional image for Episode 3 has Batman on a wire with lightning in the background in an homage to a cover for ''ComicBook/BatmanTheDarkKnightReturns''.
* John's solution for getting into Riddler's hideout? [[ComicBook/ADeathInTheFamily A crowbar.]]
* A promotional image for Episode 4 has Batman and Bruce contrasted in a way similar to a cover of ''ComicBook/BatmanHush''.
* In episode 4, [[spoiler:a heroic John attempts to set off a bomb, but it fails to go off. He angrily mashes the detonator until it finally goes off and surprises him. Much like when the Joker blew up that hospital in ''Film/TheDarkKnight''. In addition the pose The Joker takes when falling off the bridge is similar to the pose The Joker takes in Arkham Origins when he's about to be blown off the Gotham Royal hotel.]]
* In episode 4, [[spoiler:a villainous John and Harley jump off the bridge in a way similar to them diving into the chemical bath in ''Film/SuicideSquad''.]]
* The Gotham Feed story featuring Mister Freeze ends with Nora's sister, Dora Smithy, begging Victor to bring back Nora if he's still out there and alive. Dora was a character created for the ''WebAnimation/GothamGirls'' webseries.
* Bruce goes to meet John at the "Bonus Brothers Carnival", which was also the name of the carnival that the Joker bought in ''ComicBook/TheKillingJoke''.
* A promotional image for Episode 5 has John Doe with a camera as in the cover of The Killing Joke.
* An image of Bane in Episode 5 shows him wearing what looks like a cross between his classic luchador mask and [[Film/TheDarkKnightRises the metal mask worn by Tom Hardy's Bane.]]
[[/folder]]
