@That Shield Dude bro that wasnt the dudes point. Why u gotta take everything literally and explain that the ships flying after the jedi arent piloted by people as if anybody didnt already know that.
I dont think Batman likes having guns in his hands, it probably gives him PTSD to actually hold a gun and pull the trigger (because of his parents obviously)
a gun is just like a sword, it neither protects nor kills, it only does what the wielder makes it do so is it good, no. is it bad, no. it all depends on who uses it
The moment Batman pointed a gun in Batman beyond has always stuck with me as one of my favorite moments for the character. I first saw it as a little kid, and even then I felt shocked at seeing him point a gun at someone, that’s just not something Batman does. The bastardizing of Batman’s character in the Snyder films makes me shed a tear every time I revisit that moment
There was also Deadman possessing him and grabbing a gun against Devil Ray in Justice League Unlimited Season 3's "Dead Reckoning". Edit: Whoops, had to make the comment before finishing the video.
What one of my favorite parts is that Batman doesn’t trust people, even the Bat family. He claims to not trust anyone. He also hates guns and doesn’t allow them in Wayne manor. Guess who has a shotgun? Alfred. Batman can’t help but trust Alfred and this is proven by him allowing Alfred to have a shotgun.
the reason batman doesn't use a gun is because he knows his rage takes control of him and if he takes out his rage in hand to hand combat he is less likely to kill someone thats why whenever you see him pick up a gun he snaps it in half so he doesn't have the urge to use it
In the Dark Knight movie continuity, batman had guns on the Batmobile and Batpod not to fire at people, but to destroy obstacles and barriers. You see him use the guns earlier to blast a hole in a pile of rubble, and it's presumed that that's the sort of thing they're there for, not for shooting people with.
@@RandomPerson-cm2wg It's a different dialect situation, honourable is spelt with a u in European countries if I recall correctly, and honorable is the American way of spelling it. Understand?
I thought Batman had guns and weaponry on his vehicles to take down OTHER vehicles. His no gun rule means not using guns on people, but even he can’t deny how helpful they are in taking down armoured and other fighting vehicles.
In the Arkham Knight, the Batmobile has a Tank Mode BUT... he has never used it to kill anyone. The Batmobile in this game has a Vulcan Minigun, 60mm Cannon, Missiles, non-lethal riot suppressors, EMP, Drone Hacking, and a Power Winch. He only uses the Vulcan Minigun and 60mm Cannon on UMGs.
talk about dark knight returns batman as a batman that breaks aloot if batman rules?that is the batman synder based his on you moron, God it be one thing if you were taking shots a Frank Miller's dark knight returns batman too but you seem ok with that one, ugh you comic guy are sheep
This is all I have been watching lately, gaining random facts about comic books so I can show my knowledge to my friends and family... I regret nothing
Guns are good in the right hands but if Batman was to use a gun you'd think he'd make his own bullets from non lethals to special bullets like maybe a tranquilizer or emp he's batman he could do it somehow
batman more often than not use gadget with gun funtionality, may it be a emp-rocket launcher, a tranquilizer gun, and such, but those are very rarelly capable of doing letal damage, at least to their original target. the godkilling bullet is the ultimate point where the line between 2 thing got thin
Rubber bullets/Bean bag rounds are non-lethal take-down devices. The delivery method is using a striker on a primer to launch the round, and that device is a gun. I am sure he would be quite fine with tranquilizer rounds or other methods of non-lethal engagement. He might not use them, be he wouldn't really criticize because he knows the difference between them.
@@Jayalen yeah. Also, a lot of mutants were carrying grenades and explosives. A Mutant pulls the ring of a hand grenade, Batman shoots him with rubber bullets, he falls, the grenade explodes next to him. Later in the news: "tens of injured mutants and no deaths" like really? I think Frank Miller did this to point out and make fun of how a lot of the time batman would beat the fuck out of someone but not kill them, even though in reality a beating that brutal would kill a human in real life. BUT THAT'S JUST A THEORY! A COMIC THEORY!
Actually the Bat Pod has an explination, its used to destroy obstacles for it to pass certain areas or it can be used to neutralize enemis by shotting for example a wheel of a car being chased
The gun itself isn't bad, it's just a tool. What makes it bad is the person behind the gun. In the wrongs hands, a gun can be a threat. But this is my opinion.
That logic is of course correct, but only practicable to a certain degree. No one argues that everyone should have nuclear weapons because they are just tools. (that example is just to show the extreme case of "guns don't kill people" since by that logic nuclear bombs, poisonous gas and so on don't kill people either)
Game Person and if Gotham would have better mental health care, better sozial programs to help the poor, and better prisons, the situation could be handled without cold blooded murder
I would really like that retconned into the canonical history of Batman. He's always had an aversion to guns, he might have even started packing early, but after a near miss that almost claims a thugs life, he changes to rubber bullets and eventually gives them up entirely, finding that most of the things he uses a gun for (hitting targets as opposed to people) he can just throw a batarang with equal accuracy
@@buglab2285 orginal batman used guns. This no killing and no gun rules are stupid. It was made for kids in cartoons. Now it's canon. Zack's snyders batman was cool. I hate every other versions of batman. You gotta kill people when it is extremely necessary
I always figured that him having guns on his vehicles was one of those thingss where, if he is forced to use his vehicles as a weapon, whatever he's fighting is very likely not going to be killed by them. I.E. every time he's used missiles on giant robots, bases, etc
@@mrnolalife objects not made to kill can also be used as weapons. And objects made to kill can also be used as a tool to save lives. It really depends on the user.
I don't think it's so much "guns bad" as it is "A dude with a gun killed my parents and it screwed me up for life, so I just don't like using them", in Batman's case. Dude's got..... issues.....
though a friend, jim still carries. why? he is a cop. also, have you tried telling your friend not to carry a firearm, or tell them they need to stop doing this or that. it would be exseptionally rude
The guns on his vehicle never is used on human life. He uses it as a tactical advantage like blowing down walls or machinery... on the Video Arkham Dark Knight Arkham Knight even indicates that the the tanks are remote control. And if he does shoot he's gun at a actually person they are beanbags
Joshua Kidd As someone who has been hit with a beanbag round I can say for a fact they hurt like a bitch imagine getting hit by a heavyweight boxer except that force is spread out over double the area
While I agree Batman beyond is the best time Batman used a gun I feel Final crisis is an underrated 2nd pick. It’s a really cool moment that is totally believable. Batman making 1 exception once to save potentially all of the universe is a trade off I feel Batman would agree too.
One thing worth mentioning is that in arkham knight the tanks batman blows up are drones- so they don't have anything inside them. Also, when he shoots the thugs, those are just knockout impact bullets
Person who doesn't like violence uses gun in real life: dang. did you know that he shot someone? batman uses guns: **AAHAHDGAOGJOIFDJGOJOIJOIJ NO YOU VIOLATED THE LAWW**
Honestly my personal favorite is the Batman Beyond version, the animation is so good that you can just tell by the look on his face he's having vietnam flashbacks to that night in the alley, imagining himself in the shooters place, and that absolutely terrifies him
Something I never really took in about the Beyond Batsuit, yet never forgot: That 10:1 figure on the strength ratio. That means that Batman, in that scene, was trying his level best not to tear those hostage takers heads off as he punched and kicked them in a suit that (despite his age) is still amplifying a Batman punch ×10. Even Terry, as a young man, often didn't seem to punch right to me, every now and again. He throws his whole body into an uppercut that usually doesn't seem like he's trying. Again, holding back as opposed to tearing someone's head off on accident. It actually explains some things in retrospect, like how he would like to fly into people with two fists and rocket feet. Like he's getting desperate,but he doesn't want to kill someone in his desperation, so he throws his whole body at them on rockets because that is *actually* less dangerous for them then him trying to control a suit powered punch in a panic. Also what pissed me off about Return of the Joker, during their fight. It's like, "I know everything Batman knew," essentially a Joker with Batman combat training, and yet he can over power a person ten times stronger than him (just *catches the punch!)*
I like to imagine Batman actually 'uses' guns... just as a hobby at a shooting range or on the odd hunting trip with one of the Robin's as a 'family bonding' and the like.
To be fair, the reason why the Batmobile is basically a tank in the Batman: Arkham Knight game is because Joker was subconsciously influencing Batman to be more violent, which caused him to add more firepower to the Batmobile. In earlier games, specifically Batman: Arkham Asylum, we can see that the Batmobile doesn't have guns.
You know what would have been cool say there is a time travelling event and Batman gets set to the night of his parents death and Batman beats Joe Chill which alters history and in order to save histimeline has to shoot his parents in order to save the universes history
Jcfrosty Cheesebugga True, but it would be better if someone made an unofficial fan-comic of it or something like that, instead of DC making an official event. It would just feel lazy if DC made Flashpoint all over again.
The weapons on the vehicles aren't mean for people necessarily. They're meant for taking out other vehicles, clearing obstructions, breaching, they're less of a weapon and more of a utility
My opinion on why Batman’s vehicles have guns are so they can slow down any other vehicle that he is chasing otherwise he could only barge into them which in comics would do nothing to any type of vehicle except bikes now and again
Well for the guns in Batman's vehicles I believe that most of them do not have lethal ammo. Such as rubber bullets or bean bags to neutralize the target. Also their mainly used for difficult opponents that he normally can't take down on his own.
I think the reason Batman has guns on his vehicles is so he can effectively stop and or fight other vehicles with guns on them. Also it probably helps to have a tank for a car when you need to literally fight a god!
I think Needlemouse forgot about all the vehicle -ground and airborne- altercations Batman has to go through in which guns on the Batmobile are absolutely imperative. Now you might be thinking, "Why doesn't Batman either run down the vehicles he's chasing or find an alternative way to stop them in their tracks?" But just remember; these are comic books. There is always going to be someone who outclasses Batman in one way or another. Like Bane in the strength department or Riddler in smarts. Vehicles are just another means. Like in The Batman, (which came out way after this.) Chasing Cobblepot would have been leagues more efficient if he had some way of taking his car down from range. But he didn't have this, something he definitely remedied after the fact.. Admittedly, the car chase was absolutely epic, but still. And in the case of Arkham Knight, (which did come out before this.) Batman was being influenced subtly by the Joker knocking around in his psyche to place more and more weapons on the Batmobile and to deck out the car. Joker was still rooted too far into his mind to come out then, but he was still there. And even then, Batman has never killed anybody with the weapons. He only ever uses Riot Supressors in the case of thugs or Militia needing to be taken down or the Vulcan Cannon or Tank-Busting Rounds or Electromagnetic Pulses or Rockets (Jesus fuck Batman.) To take down the drone tanks of the Militia. In the case of normal thugs he usually does just run them down. Though comparing some rusty car to the Batmobile would be the equivalent of comparing a 9mm to an Ion Cannon, or somewhere close. In the case of the Snyderverse, well, Snyder is just an idiot who doesn't know jackshit about Batman. He's diluted himself into thinking he knows better on who Batman would really be like then the *GODDAMN SOURCE MATERIAL* he pulls from do. Now, of course, alternative invisionings of Batmen who do kill are never unwelcome, Flashpoint Batman being the most famous, but it's only when you screw up the fundamental basics of Batman in so many regards that the only thing that even comes close to being accurate is his name in which such adaptations aren't welcome. Flashpoint Batman actually has a reason to kill, Snyder's Batman doesn't. In conclusion: Batman really either has no choice in having guns on his vehicles or needs them in order to be generally more efficient in terms if fighting crime in ways he simply can't alone. Thank you for coming to my Ted Talk.
Let see how many batman gadget that use kind a gun. Rubber bullets Remote electrical charge Grapple gun Tazer gun Sticky grenade gun from arkham origins blackgate And syringe gun
In Arkham knight, the batmobile has a side option in the armory as bullets that just puts people unconscious. He only used the other weapons at the drones which had no one in them.
I don't think using a gun is inherently bad, but your intentions on using a gun can be. For everything Bruce and the JL have been through, he sure as hell deserves to use guns.
I don't know if you know this but the in the brave and the bold episode Batman costume is purple which is a reference to villain the wrath who (the comics) use guns
Makes sense for him to bend the rule a bit for vehicular weapons. Sometimes he’ll be forced to face heavier vehicles/hard targets that simply cannot be defeated otherwise. To put it simply, he couldn’t imagine turning a gun on a human being, but he has slightly less qualms using one to shoot out a truck’s engine or disable a nigh-invulnerable giant robot
11:35 and there lies the problem... the police and military don't use guns to do good. It is more of a necessity to stop criminals/enemies or to kill them, if not compliant (worse case: one of you have to die). If your only way to enforce your will is through a death threat or murder, then there's nothing good in your ways... Batman and other superheroes represent an ideology that we have to strive for (but their method is incomplete; how boring would it be seeing Batman enter the prison and chat with the villains for hours and offering them help, so they could live a normal life again), but we're still a long way from achieving that. The main problem we have is... police and military aren't immune to bullets. I'm totally for using machines as a law enforcer, but they shouldn't be a mass production; each and every one of them should be an individual. Perhaps if we had a law that lets every household build their own robot, so they can be registered as a family member. They should be well informed in the psychology of human beings, so they take in the role as a friend in needy times, a solution finder, a good adviser and/or a really great listener. ... how the hell did I get from watching a video about Batman wielding a gun, to me wanting machined military? :D
You can have amazing stories about batman having to deal with guns, it's just so annoying when Snyder fanboys try to justify a bad movie with "Batman uses guns all the time!!11 hurr durr!"
"the police and army both use guns when necessary to protect people" *mr blue sky starts to play with scenes of police and military brutality playing in the background... so basically just a comprehensive list of US history*
Brody Woodham Would you call a soldier who had died fighting to protect the country a coward? Would you call a person who are just trying to protect themselves a coward? People use guns for different reasons whether for protection or fulfilling a purpose through violence whether it is good or bad. A person would barely be able to protect themselves without it since self defense through physical contact often don’t end well for the attacker and the person. May God have mercy on them once they got mugged by gunpoint, they won’t be able to do anything other than be forced to obey the oppressor’s commands and pray that the attacker won’t pull the trigger though to be fair it is also a dumb idea to pull out a gun in that kind of situation which is why people wait for the right time to use their weapons for self defense. Which comes to your statement Hunter, that guns are clumsy. Guns or literally ANY weapon that are designed for combat are only “clumsy” when they are handled by the inexperienced which is why they are trained how to use it properly. Batman won’t be able to beat up those mooks if he could just put on a bat suit and run into the streets of Gotham without any proper training or tech because he would just get beaten up by the weird guy that you keep seeing on the dark alleyway while walking to your local convenience store to buy some hotdogs and dew. He needs allot of time to prepare and train in order for him to become the Batman he had to go to a temple which is isolated from civilisation and filled with ninjas located in a mountain to spend god knows how long to stay there to learn how to fight and be sneaky.
Hunter X05 That Batman also hit people with his car, kidnapped a child (also calling him retarded) is completely psychotic and violent. He may not have used a gun but it’s almost surprising that he didn’t kill far more people
10:30 I know this video is really old, but i love watching your content and wanted to add this. In Arkham Knight, the reason why batman has firepower on his batmobile was the Joker's blood in him influencing him to make that decision.
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Batman's Rule List
1. I don't kill
2. I don't use guns
3. I don't cripple (that often)
He kills
If Batman kills then he is not really Batman.
I like how technically broke 2 of those rules in the Arkham games
“BECAUSE IM BATMAN”
AntMakerHeroes and Zack Snyder breaks all three.
The guns on the Batmobile is like how the Jedi don’t use blasters but are fine to shoot people down with their starfighters.
The vast majority of things they shoot down are robots intent on killing them.
@That Shield Dude bro that wasnt the dudes point. Why u gotta take everything literally and explain that the ships flying after the jedi arent piloted by people as if anybody didnt already know that.
@@doctorfeelgood2670 Droids are basically people in star wars too, it makes you always feel bad for them honestly.
Let's be fair, the blasters are like light sabres, but turning it off immediately.
@@qui-gonjim6440 no there not lol
I dont think Batman likes having guns in his hands, it probably gives him PTSD to actually hold a gun and pull the trigger (because of his parents obviously)
This comment deserves more likes
Someone is going to say that is a stolen comment😔
Yup, That's how I interpret it
Yessir I'm 100th like
And yeah you're right that is one of the reasons that he doesn't ever use guns
a gun is just like a sword,
it neither protects nor kills, it only does what the wielder makes it do
so is it good, no. is it bad, no. it all depends on who uses it
neo smile so...... a knife is like a tiny sword right? Can I use a gun to spread butter too?!
@@yamaguchi6628 yes... but i would not recommend it
Much like a sword, it's only designed to do one thing: kill.
Yes, a knife could be applied as the same thing (though knives have other uses).
Batman throws knives at people (Batarangs) but will not shoot people.
Every weapon is like that not just the sword and guns
Batman with a gun is when shit gets real
5th dimension real
No, Batman with a gun is Moon Knight
When he uses a gun to directly kill
Its probably a World's end scenario.
When guns are low on popularity,Batman makes them popular again.
Kick-Ass
The moment Batman pointed a gun in Batman beyond has always stuck with me as one of my favorite moments for the character. I first saw it as a little kid, and even then I felt shocked at seeing him point a gun at someone, that’s just not something Batman does. The bastardizing of Batman’s character in the Snyder films makes me shed a tear every time I revisit that moment
tell that to joker who killed robin
There was also Deadman possessing him and grabbing a gun against Devil Ray in Justice League Unlimited Season 3's "Dead Reckoning".
Edit: Whoops, had to make the comment before finishing the video.
There the difference between Bruce and Frank. Frank knows. And he accepts it.
Batman always uses guns
GRAPPLING GUN
*dun nun nunun dunununnunun nun dunununun nunun danununununun dununununununun nunununun dunununun dunununun dunununununu batman*
Arkham Master8171 your right
Arkham Master8171
*H O L Y S H ! T*
Hahahahahaha😂
That’s why in the Arkham series they called it a Grapnel instead of a grappling gun
The guns on Batman’s vehicles fire non lethal rounds as stated bye thugs in Batman Arkham knight
“That bat tank fires non lethal rounds, it’s like getting punched by a angry gorilla”
- random street thug
If you upgrade it so you have a missile barrage lv4 someone says "if you weren't fighting a war, this would be overkill".
He uses rubber slugs for random thugs, and actual bullets on drones and cars with nobody in them
@@Ghost-oj2nc how did you find that dialogue?
Muhammad Hilmy Aiman Hakim I just randomly hear it from time to time
The final crisis gun breaking rule was epic because it showed how much it took batman to break his own rule.
What one of my favorite parts is that Batman doesn’t trust people, even the Bat family. He claims to not trust anyone. He also hates guns and doesn’t allow them in Wayne manor. Guess who has a shotgun? Alfred. Batman can’t help but trust Alfred and this is proven by him allowing Alfred to have a shotgun.
Alfred is old and if people break in he
Needs to defend himself and bruce trusts alfred because he raised him
@@GuyFierisShirt not guns gadgets and there are no guns in there
@@GuyFierisShirt I guess your right
@@GuyFierisShirt what comic is mentioned
Mystical Sea Potato Alfred is the only member of the bat family that Batman trusts to own a gun.
Batman: "I dont like guns."
Frank Castle: *Laughs in Frank Castle* "i DoNt LiKe gUnS"
Lol. More people should've liked your comment.
I am the 600th like
*golden age Batman shows up with an Arsenal of guns the size of Fort Knox in his batmobile* you were saying knock off?
Wait Frank is the punisher right?
@@thelssjbroly9873 Yep
the reason batman doesn't use a gun is because he knows his rage takes control of him and if he takes out his rage in hand to hand combat he is less likely to kill someone thats why whenever you see him pick up a gun he snaps it in half so he doesn't have the urge to use it
Batman: *I dont use guns*
Whats your car have on them?
Batman: *Uhhhhhh*
Rubber bullets bruv
Bebe bullets yea
Nerf blasters
honestly it reminds me of Warframe, "oh no, thats not a turret, thats an Artillery Unit"
I think it is just hand gun
“Batman, what happened to ‘no guns’?”
Batman: This is a gun?!
College humor?
This isnt a gun it's a nuke
"Be quiet, he's sleeping"
Harvey Dent, can he be trusted?
In the Dark Knight movie continuity, batman had guns on the Batmobile and Batpod not to fire at people, but to destroy obstacles and barriers. You see him use the guns earlier to blast a hole in a pile of rubble, and it's presumed that that's the sort of thing they're there for, not for shooting people with.
I feel like the golden age should of been a honorable mention.
Ye
You meant to say: Golden age should have a honourable mention, I feel.
Size matters not
@@RandomPerson-cm2wg It's a different dialect situation, honourable is spelt with a u in European countries if I recall correctly, and honorable is the American way of spelling it. Understand?
Burning Dusk bruh I’m not talking about how to spell honourable. I was making a joke about how Yoda talks. UnDeRsTaNd?
--5 times Batman used a gun--
5 times Batman made guns look cool
Batman makes normal things look cool I agree no mader what he does he always looks cool
@@Darth-vade123 i don't doubt he could make a *Q-TIP* look cool
batman could make eating yougert cool
Ender503final yes he can
*starts video with bruce saying he knows how cool and tempting guns are
I thought Batman had guns and weaponry on his vehicles to take down OTHER vehicles. His no gun rule means not using guns on people, but even he can’t deny how helpful they are in taking down armoured and other fighting vehicles.
In the Arkham Knight, the Batmobile has a Tank Mode BUT... he has never used it to kill anyone.
The Batmobile in this game has a Vulcan Minigun, 60mm Cannon, Missiles, non-lethal riot suppressors, EMP, Drone Hacking, and a Power Winch.
He only uses the Vulcan Minigun and 60mm Cannon on UMGs.
That can kill
@@silverbloodborne9495 yes
u know what's weird
if u shoot an unconscious foe with the 60mm cannon or vulcan gun in batman A
the r still unconcious
also against the maned tanks, (ak and ds)
There's a theory that Joker influenced Batman to equip minigun, 60mm cannon.
Batman doesnt use guns
He uses lead projectiles fired from metal tubes
I know right
Isn’t that still a gun
Ian Jefferson it’s a joke
@@ijmj7296 r/woosh
talk about dark knight returns batman as a batman that breaks aloot if batman rules?that is the batman synder based his on you moron, God it be one thing if you were taking shots a Frank Miller's dark knight returns batman too but you seem ok with that one, ugh you comic guy are sheep
Batman: I don’t use guns
Also Batman: Uses a “GRAPPLER GUN”
Its not a gun
Grappleing and also it could be considered to have the same function as the Spider Webs ( transport ) .
5 times batman has mugged and killed a couple in front of their son
Todd Howard Batman who laughs
please
what
Hah
@@hellothere6728 f@#k
0:11 *"THE DARKNIGHT RETURNS: PART *2am** KNIGHT"* I just realized
This is all I have been watching lately, gaining random facts about comic books so I can show my knowledge to my friends and family... I regret nothing
Guns are good in the right hands but if Batman was to use a gun you'd think he'd make his own bullets from non lethals to special bullets like maybe a tranquilizer or emp he's batman he could do it somehow
Ender Fire to be honest Batman doesn't really need a gun he can fight up to 30 to 40 people you wouldn't really need a gun if you could do that.
Or blunt bullets, enough of those could but someone down without being dead
batman more often than not use gadget with gun funtionality, may it be a emp-rocket launcher, a tranquilizer gun, and such, but those are very rarelly capable of doing letal damage, at least to their original target.
the godkilling bullet is the ultimate point where the line between 2 thing got thin
Ender Fire that’s what he did in the dark knight rises comics he made rubber bullets that felt like being shot by a real bullet
Ender Fire fuck, I used it to shoot a person to protect mah friend, but I use drugs a lot, does it mean it’s in the right hands or not?
3:13 what about the mutant he shots with a machine gun? or battanks and the rubber bullets ?
Philip kelton battanks dont count, the other i dont know about
Rubber bullets/Bean bag rounds are non-lethal take-down devices. The delivery method is using a striker on a primer to launch the round, and that device is a gun. I am sure he would be quite fine with tranquilizer rounds or other methods of non-lethal engagement. He might not use them, be he wouldn't really criticize because he knows the difference between them.
Rubber bullets don't count, but yes he should've included the panel/scene where he shoots a mutant, he didn't kill her though.
@@TheCapedArtist rubber bullet kills in real life with enough velocity and impact
@@Jayalen yeah. Also, a lot of mutants were carrying grenades and explosives. A Mutant pulls the ring of a hand grenade, Batman shoots him with rubber bullets, he falls, the grenade explodes next to him. Later in the news: "tens of injured mutants and no deaths" like really?
I think Frank Miller did this to point out and make fun of how a lot of the time batman would beat the fuck out of someone but not kill them, even though in reality a beating that brutal would kill a human in real life. BUT THAT'S JUST A THEORY! A COMIC THEORY!
Actually the Bat Pod has an explination, its used to destroy obstacles for it to pass certain areas or it can be used to neutralize enemis by shotting for example a wheel of a car being chased
Someones probably said this but..
Im pretty sure the guns on his vehicles (although potentially deadly) are used to destroy terrain or other vehicles.
The gun itself isn't bad, it's just a tool. What makes it bad is the person behind the gun. In the wrongs hands, a gun can be a threat. But this is my opinion.
I think that's why some people say guns don't kill people, people do.
jalexgrip1 Yeah pretty much a gun left by itself is just a hunk of metal
That logic is of course correct, but only practicable to a certain degree. No one argues that everyone should have nuclear weapons because they are just tools. (that example is just to show the extreme case of "guns don't kill people" since by that logic nuclear bombs, poisonous gas and so on don't kill people either)
The issue is that guns make it too easy to kill people, and Batman doesn't trust himself with that temptation.
Game Person and if Gotham would have better mental health care, better sozial programs to help the poor, and better prisons, the situation could be handled without cold blooded murder
Batman cant kill humans he's alright with animals and most aliens,
And Robots
He never kills Superman in injustice and he is technically alien
@@A-man-in-the-box that's why the og comment said *"MOST aliens"*
@@jb57551 ok
He’s fine as long as they’re a threat to humanity. Like how tf would he have brought in darkseid the actual god of destruction
The reason Batman doesn’t like handguns is because a the gun that was used to kill his parents was a handgun
Exactly.
exactly that's what I was gonna say
Ferguburger 11 I am confused as of why anyone who watched this channel wouldn't know that
damn straight
exactly
If batman ever used a gun as his primary weapon jeez he would be so deadly so he would make plenty of variations
Batman in DKR: These are the weapons of cowards!
Also Batman in DKR: Breaks through a wall, grabs a LMG and shoots a mutant gang member to save a kid.
The Batman Beyond example was my favorite. It really showed his character. Also, the vehicles have weapons mostly for anti vehicle purposes. IMO.
4:45 - I guess you could say Darkseid turned Batman into a...
TIME-bomb?
...
I'll go sit in the corner now.
Okay you can come out of the corner now
@@elemenop72 bro 😂😂😂😂
I would really like that retconned into the canonical history of Batman.
He's always had an aversion to guns, he might have even started packing early, but after a near miss that almost claims a thugs life, he changes to rubber bullets and eventually gives them up entirely, finding that most of the things he uses a gun for (hitting targets as opposed to people) he can just throw a batarang with equal accuracy
Batman: I don't use gun
Zack snider: Frick dat
If you actually saw the merch (by merch I mean the funko pop) you would know the time where batman uses the gun is a nightmare
@@someone0 even in a nightmare he would no use a gun plus he killed a lot of criminals
@@buglab2285 orginal batman used guns. This no killing and no gun rules are stupid. It was made for kids in cartoons. Now it's canon. Zack's snyders batman was cool. I hate every other versions of batman. You gotta kill people when it is extremely necessary
@@yesiamwinningdad5024 i agree very much. bvs batman is broken cuz dick grayson is the robin who died. so thats why he kills when necessary.
@@someone0 but what about the scene with the batmobile
He doesn't kill he just beats the crappi out of you until you wish you were dead
I always figured that him having guns on his vehicles was one of those thingss where, if he is forced to use his vehicles as a weapon, whatever he's fighting is very likely not going to be killed by them. I.E. every time he's used missiles on giant robots, bases, etc
Guns are just objects, weapons nothing more it just depends on how use that weapon
So no guns aren’t automatically bad just because they are guns
Objects made to kill why is bad according to batman
I mean Grifter used it and he is doing for justice.
@@mrnolalife objects not made to kill can also be used as weapons. And objects made to kill can also be used as a tool to save lives. It really depends on the user.
it's not the guns that are bad, it's only the person who uses it. Guns can even be used to defend the innocent and stop bad guys, if used correctly.
I don't think it's so much "guns bad" as it is "A dude with a gun killed my parents and it screwed me up for life, so I just don't like using them", in Batman's case.
Dude's got..... issues.....
Batman: “I don’t like guns”
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You have a choice wether use guns or not as Batman
Oh yeah the Batman event that was in fortnite
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Jim Gordon: Am I a joke yo you?
I mean Jim has to use as part of his duty.
GCPD who he works with: *wot*
though a friend, jim still carries. why? he is a cop. also, have you tried telling your friend not to carry a firearm, or tell them they need to stop doing this or that. it would be exseptionally rude
The guns on his vehicle never is used on human life. He uses it as a tactical advantage like blowing down walls or machinery... on the Video Arkham Dark Knight Arkham Knight even indicates that the the tanks are remote control. And if he does shoot he's gun at a actually person they are beanbags
Joshua Kidd As someone who has been hit with a beanbag round I can say for a fact they hurt like a bitch imagine getting hit by a heavyweight boxer except that force is spread out over double the area
+Fear the Pig gaming still not lethal. Anyway I know one case of death from rubber bullet.
and after beanbag-shoting them, its possible to shot with the MG and the cannon on their bodies. and running them over probaly killed some too
johannes Schenker your opinion doesn't matter to me because it a stupid one that has nothing to with batman "attempting" kill someone weirdo
Joshua Kidd i never said he actively tried to, but looking at it realistically, some probably died of injuries inflicted by batman
He could just use rubber bullets...
Darth Stalker he does in his tank in The Dark Knight Rises Part 1
His Arkham batmobile uses Riot Suppressor rounds. Whatever they are.
B1g Ch13f81 there fictional rounds but there based on the beanbag rounds used mostly for riot control
orc at war 98 ahh. Thank you. They look like they hit like a son of a bitch.
Darth Stalker we should be friends cause we keep on meeting in our favorite videos
While I agree Batman beyond is the best time Batman used a gun I feel Final crisis is an underrated 2nd pick. It’s a really cool moment that is totally believable. Batman making 1 exception once to save potentially all of the universe is a trade off I feel Batman would agree too.
One thing worth mentioning is that in arkham knight the tanks batman blows up are drones- so they don't have anything inside them. Also, when he shoots the thugs, those are just knockout impact bullets
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The only reason he doesn't carry guns is because that if accidentally misuse it, it might kill someone.
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"So uncivilized..."
Guns are to informal
Person who doesn't like violence uses gun in real life: dang. did you know that he shot someone?
batman uses guns: **AAHAHDGAOGJOIFDJGOJOIJOIJ NO YOU VIOLATED THE LAWW**
You can’t ever call yourself a Batman fan and not have seen Batman brave and the bold
Honestly my personal favorite is the Batman Beyond version, the animation is so good that you can just tell by the look on his face he's having vietnam flashbacks to that night in the alley, imagining himself in the shooters place, and that absolutely terrifies him
Something I never really took in about the Beyond Batsuit, yet never forgot: That 10:1 figure on the strength ratio.
That means that Batman, in that scene, was trying his level best not to tear those hostage takers heads off as he punched and kicked them in a suit that (despite his age) is still amplifying a Batman punch ×10.
Even Terry, as a young man, often didn't seem to punch right to me, every now and again. He throws his whole body into an uppercut that usually doesn't seem like he's trying. Again, holding back as opposed to tearing someone's head off on accident. It actually explains some things in retrospect, like how he would like to fly into people with two fists and rocket feet.
Like he's getting desperate,but he doesn't want to kill someone in his desperation, so he throws his whole body at them on rockets because that is *actually* less dangerous for them then him trying to control a suit powered punch in a panic.
Also what pissed me off about Return of the Joker, during their fight. It's like,
"I know everything Batman knew," essentially a Joker with Batman combat training, and yet he can over power a person ten times stronger than him (just *catches the punch!)*
I like to imagine Batman actually 'uses' guns... just as a hobby at a shooting range or on the odd hunting trip with one of the Robin's as a 'family bonding' and the like.
Once I saw the premise of this video, I knew the Batman Beyond episode would be #1
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To be fair, the reason why the Batmobile is basically a tank in the Batman: Arkham Knight game is because Joker was subconsciously influencing Batman to be more violent, which caused him to add more firepower to the Batmobile. In earlier games, specifically Batman: Arkham Asylum, we can see that the Batmobile doesn't have guns.
You know what would have been cool say there is a time travelling event and Batman gets set to the night of his parents death and Batman beats Joe Chill which alters history and in order to save histimeline has to shoot his parents in order to save the universes history
Jcfrosty Cheesebugga That's just awesome
Thanks but someone should write a story like that man
Doesn't this sound like The Flashpoint Paradox all over again? Or rather call it the Batpoint Paradox?
Jcfrosty Cheesebugga True, but it would be better if someone made an unofficial fan-comic of it or something like that, instead of DC making an official event. It would just feel lazy if DC made Flashpoint all over again.
Dark Amulet Oh well, there goes season 3 of the fictional Batman TV show I need for this joke to work...
The weapons on the vehicles aren't mean for people necessarily. They're meant for taking out other vehicles, clearing obstructions, breaching, they're less of a weapon and more of a utility
What are you talking about Batman uses a gun all the time!
A grappling gun.
I know! Iknow! He doesnt use gun because they shoot his family
The gun didn't shoot them the criminal did
I think he just hates guns that have to be held
My opinion on why Batman’s vehicles have guns are so they can slow down any other vehicle that he is chasing otherwise he could only barge into them which in comics would do nothing to any type of vehicle except bikes now and again
Well for the guns in Batman's vehicles I believe that most of them do not have lethal ammo. Such as rubber bullets or bean bags to neutralize the target. Also their mainly used for difficult opponents that he normally can't take down on his own.
some might, but in the dark night movie, he uses it to just make obsticals vanish
It depends who's holding the guns like gangsters and the mafia.
Batman be like. I dont use guns
You should have mentioned batman: bad blood
He almost shoots himself and then shoots a katana out of talias hands
I think batman shouldn't use a gun simply because he doesn't NEED to. He's skilled enough to fight crime without one, therefore he won't use a gun.
Also his parents were shot dead
“These are the weapons of cowards!!!!”
Everyone in anyway ever: am I a joke to u?
I think the reason Batman has guns on his vehicles is so he can effectively stop and or fight other vehicles with guns on them. Also it probably helps to have a tank for a car when you need to literally fight a god!
Bring Batman Beyond Back !!!
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I think Needlemouse forgot about all the vehicle -ground and airborne- altercations Batman has to go through in which guns on the Batmobile are absolutely imperative.
Now you might be thinking, "Why doesn't Batman either run down the vehicles he's chasing or find an alternative way to stop them in their tracks?" But just remember; these are comic books. There is always going to be someone who outclasses Batman in one way or another. Like Bane in the strength department or Riddler in smarts. Vehicles are just another means. Like in The Batman, (which came out way after this.) Chasing Cobblepot would have been leagues more efficient if he had some way of taking his car down from range. But he didn't have this, something he definitely remedied after the fact.. Admittedly, the car chase was absolutely epic, but still.
And in the case of Arkham Knight, (which did come out before this.) Batman was being influenced subtly by the Joker knocking around in his psyche to place more and more weapons on the Batmobile and to deck out the car. Joker was still rooted too far into his mind to come out then, but he was still there. And even then, Batman has never killed anybody with the weapons. He only ever uses Riot Supressors in the case of thugs or Militia needing to be taken down or the Vulcan Cannon or Tank-Busting Rounds or Electromagnetic Pulses or Rockets (Jesus fuck Batman.) To take down the drone tanks of the Militia. In the case of normal thugs he usually does just run them down. Though comparing some rusty car to the Batmobile would be the equivalent of comparing a 9mm to an Ion Cannon, or somewhere close.
In the case of the Snyderverse, well, Snyder is just an idiot who doesn't know jackshit about Batman. He's diluted himself into thinking he knows better on who Batman would really be like then the *GODDAMN SOURCE MATERIAL*
he pulls from do. Now, of course, alternative invisionings of Batmen who do kill are never unwelcome, Flashpoint Batman being the most famous, but it's only when you screw up the fundamental basics of Batman in so many regards that the only thing that even comes close to being accurate is his name in which such adaptations aren't welcome. Flashpoint Batman actually has a reason to kill, Snyder's Batman doesn't.
In conclusion: Batman really either has no choice in having guns on his vehicles or needs them in order to be generally more efficient in terms if fighting crime in ways he simply can't alone.
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Man, he’s used a gun so many times.
The grappler gun
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Yep i always though he was hypocrite, don use gun but use grapple gun
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Let see how many batman gadget that use kind a gun. Rubber bullets
Remote electrical charge
Grapple gun
Tazer gun
Sticky grenade gun from arkham origins blackgate
And syringe gun
@@1406-u7q those aren't guns
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Robin, fetch me the bat belt, no the one that goes with the machine gun.
6:55 Keke I’m trying to worky
For his neutral b, he uses g-
No, i won't fall that deep
6:17 I'm sure the fact Batman "jumps the shark" in the final Batman: The Brave & The Bold isn't lost on anyone, either.
There’s also a time in the dark Knight returns where he shoots that guy and says “I believe you”, which is reprised in BvS
In Arkham knight, the batmobile has a side option in the armory as bullets that just puts people unconscious. He only used the other weapons at the drones which had no one in them.
I don't think using a gun is inherently bad, but your intentions on using a gun can be. For everything Bruce and the JL have been through, he sure as hell deserves to use guns.
I don't know if you know this but the in the brave and the bold episode Batman costume is purple which is a reference to villain the wrath who (the comics) use guns
A gun _is_ useful as a self-defence aid, but I don’t think Batman ever should. He’s at a level where he almost always doesn’t need to.
Makes sense for him to bend the rule a bit for vehicular weapons. Sometimes he’ll be forced to face heavier vehicles/hard targets that simply cannot be defeated otherwise. To put it simply, he couldn’t imagine turning a gun on a human being, but he has slightly less qualms using one to shoot out a truck’s engine or disable a nigh-invulnerable giant robot
Make a video on Batwoman's origin
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Mo Blow, the Cassandra Cain verison. I'm talking about Kathy Kane
BrickStudios 105 isnt batwomen batmans cousin on his moms side
dark night, yep. Weird huh?
He forgot Batman and Robin Eternal
11:35 and there lies the problem... the police and military don't use guns to do good. It is more of a necessity to stop criminals/enemies or to kill them, if not compliant (worse case: one of you have to die). If your only way to enforce your will is through a death threat or murder, then there's nothing good in your ways... Batman and other superheroes represent an ideology that we have to strive for (but their method is incomplete; how boring would it be seeing Batman enter the prison and chat with the villains for hours and offering them help, so they could live a normal life again), but we're still a long way from achieving that. The main problem we have is... police and military aren't immune to bullets.
I'm totally for using machines as a law enforcer, but they shouldn't be a mass production; each and every one of them should be an individual. Perhaps if we had a law that lets every household build their own robot, so they can be registered as a family member. They should be well informed in the psychology of human beings, so they take in the role as a friend in needy times, a solution finder, a good adviser and/or a really great listener.
... how the hell did I get from watching a video about Batman wielding a gun, to me wanting machined military? :D
You can have amazing stories about batman having to deal with guns, it's just so annoying when Snyder fanboys try to justify a bad movie with "Batman uses guns all the time!!11 hurr durr!"
"the police and army both use guns when necessary to protect people"
*mr blue sky starts to play with scenes of police and military brutality playing in the background... so basically just a comprehensive list of US history*
*Batman doesn't use guns*
Grim Knight Batman: Am I a joke to you?
Batman does,t use guns
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Batman: *breaks gun* these are the weapons of cowards!
Red hood: am I a joke to you?
What makes a WEAPON good or bad. Is not the weapon but the ONE holding or using the weapon.
Grappling gun: Am I a joke to you?
What about when he shot Talia’s sword in one of the animated movies?
Im assuming the whole gun thing is due to how he lost his parents
Damn, Snyder got you pressed
Another time he used a gun was in Batman Bad Blood when he shot Taleya's sword out of her hands
Even Frank Miller knew that Batman dislikes guns… they're clumsy…
Yup. Guns are also loud and the weapons of cowards
Brody Woodham Would you call a soldier who had died fighting to protect the country a coward? Would you call a person who are just trying to protect themselves a coward? People use guns for different reasons whether for protection or fulfilling a purpose through violence whether it is good or bad.
A person would barely be able to protect themselves without it since self defense through physical contact often don’t end well for the attacker and the person. May God have mercy on them once they got mugged by gunpoint, they won’t be able to do anything other than be forced to obey the oppressor’s commands and pray that the attacker won’t pull the trigger though to be fair it is also a dumb idea to pull out a gun in that kind of situation which is why people wait for the right time to use their weapons for self defense. Which comes to your statement Hunter, that guns are clumsy.
Guns or literally ANY weapon that are designed for combat are only “clumsy” when they are handled by the inexperienced which is why they are trained how to use it properly. Batman won’t be able to beat up those mooks if he could just put on a bat suit and run into the streets of Gotham without any proper training or tech because he would just get beaten up by the weird guy that you keep seeing on the dark alleyway while walking to your local convenience store to buy some hotdogs and dew.
He needs allot of time to prepare and train in order for him to become the Batman he had to go to a temple which is isolated from civilisation and filled with ninjas located in a mountain to spend god knows how long to stay there to learn how to fight and be sneaky.
Hunter X05 That Batman also hit people with his car, kidnapped a child (also calling him retarded) is completely psychotic and violent. He may not have used a gun but it’s almost surprising that he didn’t kill far more people
That's why Batman needs a lightsaber. An elegant weapon....
@@creed8712 None of that happened in The Dark Knight Returns
10:30 I know this video is really old, but i love watching your content and wanted to add this. In Arkham Knight, the reason why batman has firepower on his batmobile was the Joker's blood in him influencing him to make that decision.
Batman:uses gun
Batmobile:I’m I a joke to you