Thomas Sweene but the main argument made for how Batman would win a fight between any superhero is "he would find a way" his intelligence is still there but his resourcefulness is the most valued part of the character
T Howard yes well superman wants things as well he likes being a hero, he wants to have a normal life. In silver age there were stories where he someone more powerful moved to methopolis and he got jealous that they don't need him anymore.
Actually, everyone's forgetting a few things about Diana. She -SHOULD- have been Slytherin. She -STOLE- her armor, hid who she was to compete in the tournament, has brought men to Themiscyra. She also has no problem taking a life to save her own life.
Elmar A. Hannah the main thing that would put him against being a Hufflepuff is that superman didn't have to work for most of his powers. His patience in the injustice story line or lack there of caused that entire disaster. And that superman sometimes can have a complex of doing everything alone.
If you want to bring in alternate versions of Superman as an example then obviously everything gets screwed up (The Injustice Superman could be argued to be more of a Slytherin). Sure, Superman is brave but it's his kindness and symbol of hope that he stands for that really define him. Also being a farmboy and a reporter makes me think he is much more into hard work and dedication than chivalry and daring. Those are more warrior-like traits which are obviously Wonder Woman.
And that's ladies and gentleman; Dumbledore finally decided to place a new narrow table in between Slytherin and Ravenclaw, naming it The Slytherclaw..........
John Smith exactly what I was thinking. Wonder Woman is a warrior through and through. Superman is considered the biggest boy scout of the world. And he definitely got it right with Batman, he is definitely a Slytherin (he's even willing to be seen as the villain to save his city and the world).
John Smith I totally agree! I can see why Clark could be in Gryffindor but kindness, working hard for things and being trusted is more important to him... honestly i can see him in both.
Only one correction I have: Superman is the most Hufflepuffy Hufflepuff I could possibly think of. Pa and Ma Kent instilled in him everything that a Hufflepuff would possess or value: they taught him to be kind, to not judge a book by its cover, to work hard, be forgiving, be kind and protective, and be patient and understanding with those of earth. Superman even carries the same stigma that Hufflepuffs do, as they're seen as "boring" because of their very strong positive qualities. There's a purity and inherent goodness to Superman that will always make him a Hufflepuff in my head, and that's also what makes him the ultimate hero.
Let's see. Grayson, Jason, Tim, Daimian. Carrie was another universe. Spoiler was retconned out. Batman's current "sidekick" isn't a Robin. 4 main universe, 5 in Pre52, 6 mainstream.
I reckon aquaman should be in slitherin... self preservation, he only cares for Atlantis and he can talk to fish where as true slitherin can speak parceltongue and speak to snakes... just saying...
Nicholas Johnson Aquaman’s main ambition is the protection and prosperity of Atlantis. He’s been known to ignore problems on the surface world as long as Atlantis is not directly concerned, which could be considered a Slytherin tendency. Self-preservation being the key trait being displayed
I think Martian Manhunter is a Hufflepuff because he has no connection to earth & still is (or at least was) one of is greatest protectors. That shows careness, cIndness & loyalty - Hufflepuff traits. Even though his is smart & intellegent like a Ravenclaw I think his 'Hufflepuffness' beats his 'Ravenclawness'. If you were talking about combined houses that's my opinion: Martian Manhunter - RavenPuff Green Lantern - GriffinPuff Flash - RavenPuff (but still like 90% Hufflepuff) Aquaman - SlytherDor Wonder Woman - GriffinPuff Superman - GriffinPuff Batman - SlytherClaw
I'd actually sort Aquaman into Slytherin. His leadership skills, ambition to join both the underwater and surface worlds, and of course how much he values his friends, yeah total Slytherin.
Personally I say Superman is a Hufflepuff, Wonderwoman is a Ravenclaw and Batman has many traits but I personally like to see him as a Hufflepuff because of his dedication to his cause and empathy for others. He could easily be Slytherin or Ravenclaw, yes. But I do love to see that more "human" side of Batman, that part that talks softly to a hurt child (I mean...have you seen that episode with Ace???), offers homeless people jobs, uses his wealth to help others and in some cases he has unwavering faith that there's good inside somebody even after they've done lots of bad things. (I know it's not really canon but the telltale Batman games are a great example of this) He sticks to his morals as best as he can. And he's a great detective, if you will...a particularly good finder....
Not only is he the world’s greatest detective. He also knows how to defeat Justice League, and sees the bigger picture of things especially when going up against Joker.
As the Ravenclaw door says, Well reasoned! Maybe comic Wonder Woman shows Hufflepuff but in the movies she seems exactly like an idealist chivalrous Gryffindor. Superman could be a Hufflepuff. But I do like your Batman choice.
Batman reminds me of Severus Snape. He looks grumpy and a little emotionless but still deep inside he has things he values. Just like Severus and how much he loves Lily.
Aquaman seems like a better candidate for Slytherin. He's driven to lead and protect Atlantis (his people, value of camaraderie) and the world. And although he is part of the Justice League, self-preservation and his people come first.
I've had a big war in my head for a long time over whether Batman would be more of a Ravenclaw or Slytherin, and this video has the best argument for why he'd be in the latter. If Bruce were put into Slytherin he'd give that world something that I think Rowling failed to give it in her books: a major example of a good person in the house using those qualities for good as opposed to a selfish or evil end. There's actually a lot of similarities between Bruce and Snape: a deep loss puts both of them on a course that they never stray from, and its the part of themselves that seeks to avenge that horrible death that shapes them into driven people who stop at nothing to achieve what they feel is important. I think Bruce would respect Snape's ability to outsmart Voldemort and his entire circle in the face of great trauma and pain, and I think Snape would secretly envy the way Bruce took his pain and harnessed it to do good.
I feel like Superman and Wonder Woman are reversed. Diana is more often than not arrogant and often first into the fight. She is so centered on justice she left her home island to pursue it in world. She's Gryffindor. Superman on the other hand is very kind, very play by the rules, very work your day job and live among the rest. He is a hufflepuff.
Wait, Merlin was sorted into Slytherin! I don't know about that? I mean I always viewed Merlin as more of a Ravenclaw or a Hufflepuff depending on which form of the legendary character you see him as. There are many interpretations of Merlin, and not all of them show Merlin with the same type of personality as the others. Though, resourcefulness and cunning are some strong qualities he does seem to have in many interpretations, but I'm not sure about the ambition one or self-preservation or fraternity. Many interpretations have him as being more of a loner.
for me Batman is Ravenclaw/Slytherin Cyborg is Ravenclaw/Gryffindor The Flash is Gryffindor/Hufflepuff Wonder Woman is Gryffindor /hufflepuff Superman is Hufflepuff/Gryffindor Martian Manhunter is Ravenclaw/Hufflepuff Green Lantern is Gryffindor/Slytherin Aquaman is Slytherin/Gryffindor Green Arrow is Slytherin/Ravenclaw SuperGirl is Hufflepuff/Gryffindor
This was pretty cool! I did feel that Aquaman should have gone to Slytherin. He's royalty, he's very proud, he honors Atlantian family (fraternity), he's resourceful being from both worlds. I really enjoyed the video though. We need a part 2!
When I was first thinking of Aquaman, I thought Hufflepuff. I don't know, seeing all the memes about him, being SUPER useless all the time, and usually having a happy go lucky look on everything, Hufflepuff was my first thought. Plus, on land, he sucks. *Batman* : "Every member of our team is dead! WHERE IS AQUAMAN!?" *Aquaman* "Hmm? What'd you say? OH MY GOD! THEYRE ALL DEAD! Time to unleash my... KILLER SHRIMP!" *At beach, and shrimp are just flapping on the sand.* *Aquaman*: "Oh darn, *snap** time to try my... POWERFUL PSYCHROLUTES MARCIDUS! ALSO KNOWN AS THE BLOB FISH! I SHALL SURELY WIN!"
Wonder Woman in Gryfindor, has a warrior spirit. Aquaman in Slytherin, as the symbol element of the house is water. Flash in Ravenclaw, he is extremely intelligent as a CSI, and has a sense of acceptance, and has also learnt a lot from the Speed Force
Personally, I think you sorted all of them right. The Flash (who has been a favorite super-hero of mine since I was little) will always be the one to crack jokes and be there for his friends and family. The traits of a Hufflepuff in the Flash makes it clear to me how I always will be fond of him for his personality and characteristics instead of his speed.
personally... regarding the trinity Wonder Woman was raised in the Amazon way... in which many of them do not run from a fight... and run like cowards... in short they (including WW) are brave... and she is almost eager to fight making her (in some comics) reckless... making her a Gryffindor Kal... hes a symbol for hope... he is the face of the JL because the people look up to him... and more over... they trust him... he is patient and most trusting in terms of others... making him a Huffpuff.. Batman... I gotta say... most of which are already mentioned in the vid.. and I totally agree putting him in Slyth.. because in most versions of the comics... he is cunning and highly manipulative...
I agree with everything you said except Wonder Woman and Superman. I think that Wonder Woman should Griffindor while Superman should be a Hufflepuff. Superman is more of a friendly team player who is very accepting of others. And Wonder Woman is more of a fearless but headstrong warrior. While they have traits of both houses, I think that they should switch places.
I wouldve put Martian Manhunter in Hufflepuff, Flash in Ravenclaw or Gryffindor, Aquaman in Hufflepuff, Wonder Woman in Gryffindor, and Superman in Hufflepuff. Batman is perfect in Ravenclaw. As Key Issues said Hufflepuff is for hope. The same goes for Aquaman he gives Atlantis hope. Flash uses his intelligence to solve forensic crimes and other supervillany crimes. Superman gives hope to everyone. Wonder Woman is just brave and is courageous.
I put Batman as a Gryffindor. He is knowledgable, he is resourceful, he is generous, but he is brave. He dares to put on a bat suit at fight crime in the streets which is against the law. He has his body broken into two pieces yet he still stands. Risking his life for other families so they wouldn't end up like him for most of his life. To me, that's a true hero.
I think you got them nailed on the head. Although I figured, given his farming background, Superman would be in Hufflepuff. Also, I'm interested in what your opinions would be for the Avengers. Specifically the heroes of Captain America: Civil War. Where would they be sorted?
I always thaught of barry being a raven claw, being a scientist and using science to use his powers to their fullest, he is creative in the way he uses them, and i think he is quite original and wise. And can be quite individualist as well, I think that if any member of the Justicce league should've been hufflepuff, it should've been superman.
well maybe. but the flash is the one who grounds them,something that hufflepuffs are quite known for.also his brains were achieved through his wish to proof his father innocence not really seeking knowledge. and about superman i agree with you
I agree with them all except Wonderwoman. I can’t even logically say why, just doesn’t seem right. Still, I was guessing where you were you were gonna put who and usually got it right. Especially Batman.
I'm surprised you didn't put Wonder Woman in Ravenclaw - it's frequently implied that her greatest power is her mind (I think there was once a suggestion in the comics that her super-strength comes from channelling mental energy into herbody).
I agree with everything but Wonder Woman. You forgot to mention how much wisdom, and soundness. She is probably one of the most level headed and wise Justice League.
I would have put superman in hufflepuff because he never wants to harm anyone unless he has to, which a gryffindore would be a little more open ended to. Wonder woman would be in gryffendore though. I say this because she isn't afraid to fight and may not be held back for some reasons if she wittnessed a murder of her friend. Might I also note that if the justice leauge went to hogwarts there would be no stopping them, not even by the avengers, which it is not proven that the avengers would win. BATMAN IS MY FAVORITE TOO :)
I think batman should be in griffendor as he saved a doctor in Ackman city and he doesn't kill anyone. That shows that he should be in Griffindor. I also want to point out that in the injustice comics and the game, Superman killed joker. That's pretty dark. And he also made batman his servant by using brainac's ship. I think Superman should be in hufflepuff.
superman-gryffindor wonder woman-hufflepuff batman- slytherein martian manhunter-ravenclaw green lantern- not sure... gryffindor for will aquaman- gryffindor barry allen- gryffindor anybody thinking about the other justice leaguers (booster gold, ted kord blue beetle, dr. fate, green arrow, huntress and shazam.)
Wonder Woman technically would be equally at home in Gryffindor or Ravenclaw though - she's incredibly brave and will not ever submit without a fight, and her centuries of life make her very smart and sophisticated. Plus, another defining trait of Ravenclaw is acceptance (much like Hufflepuff's compassion)
People keep saying that Manhunter should be Slytherin. Personally, I don't see it. All of his best-known traits are in his mind. His great intelligence, his stoic nature, his patience and his acceptance of those around him. He almost always thinks his way around the challenges he faces, even more so than Batman even. And Batman might almost cause a hat stall, to be honest. He has gifts from all of the houses and is one of the most well-rounded, and the most relatable character in superhero mythos. But in the end, I agree with Key Issues. The majority of the traits fit in with Slytherin. Proving you can be a very noble person and still come from the house of the snake.
Superman does Not shy away from any challenge. But not because he has reckless courage to do so, but because it is the right thing to do. To be loyal to your ideals, the people you love and those who can't defend themselves. Superman is a Hufflepuff, mostly because Clark Kent is a Hufflepuff
Honestly I would of placed some characters in different houses. I do admit this topic is refreshingly original. :) As for Hagrid, I was always lead to believe he was Huffelpuff not Grifindor:
Hagrid is definitely the exemplification of a gentle giant. Though he's more than proven how brave and bold he can be too. But in my head he definitely feels more Hufflepuff, for sure.
My interpretation as mainly a comics fan, pre video, and going on the N52 Justice league, Batman- SlytherinSuperman- GryffindorAll the GLs- GryffindorWonder Woman- HufflepuffAquaman- SlytherinCyborg- RavenclawBarry Allen Flash- Hufflepuff
8:48, "But you've forced my hand". And DC claims Batman would take out the entire Justice League with his counter-measures (Justice League: Tower of Babel). Aquaman rules Atlantis, commands its armies, has physical superhuman strength on par with; Superman, Wonder Woman and Martian Manhunter and has Atlantian technology at his disposal. Batman is way too overhyped as somebody who'd be truly dangerous. Arthur Curry/Aquaman would in reality mess somebody like Batman up. picture proves it undoubtedly.
Not really. Over an I.Q of 100 with Tanks, Every known form of martial arts in the world, A roster of high-tech gadets, planes, armor, a huge cave full of all his supplies, and MUCH, MUCH more VS A guy with a trident who wears orange and green :|
Shadowman 8776 Aquaman would demolish Batman. Aquaman rules a kingdom armed with advanced technology and magic weapons. He controls 75% of the world and can comand sea life like sharks and krakens. Aquaman is also super strong, he can lift millions of tons. Batman stands no chance against anyone in the Justice League.
And I still don't agree with the sorting hat sorting Scorpios into Slytherin. He has so many qualities that point to more Ravenclaw or Hufflepuff, or even Gryffindor than he does Slytherin. Actually, I think Scorpios is probably one of the most balanced people at Hogwarts in terms of personality. He could easily fit into any of the other three houses. Slytherin is probably the house he least fits into actually. But he still has some of its qualities as well, which is why I say that he's one of the most balanced people in that school. Resourcefulness and cunning, Intelligence and acceptance and even wisdom at times, Loyalty and kindness, and Bravery and courage, have all been observed in Scorpios. He's probably one of my favorite characters of the next generation characters.
I'm surprised that I agree 100% with this sorting... However, I think you missed one point when it came to Batman. He may break the rules other live by, like the law, but he never EVER breaks his own rules
Personally, I would put Batman into Ravenclaw (world's greatest detective) and Aquaman in Slytherin (more than once, he's put Atlantis aka his kingdom above the rest of the world.
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I get it everyone.... I didn't mention Tonks. You can stop yelling at me now 😭
-Garrick
allan scott was the first human green lantern
eyescare He didn't say he wasn't. He said "Hal Jordan was the first human inducted into the Green Lantern CORE" which is accurate.
eyescare Alan* Scott was the first human Green Lantern on HIS earth... but we're not talking about that, are we?
Key Issues yeah please Sort Avengers into Hogwarts
Key Issues you forgot that Batman is stubborn.
batman is the embodiment that not all slytherins are bad
IISYCTHORI yes
would love to see him and Snape in a conversation
What house do you think I would be in
IISYCTHORII batman is self centered
Who watched this because of Harry Potter, and had no idea who the super heroes were 😄😄
Batman is hands down a Slytherin. Resourceful, cunning, sly, and wouldn't mind to be seen as a villain -Slytherin.
No he is obviously a ravenclaw
Thomas Sweene but the main argument made for how Batman would win a fight between any superhero is "he would find a way" his intelligence is still there but his resourcefulness is the most valued part of the character
B bananas he isn't self serving or self preservation
Daragh O'kane they answered the self preservation. It wasn't out of selfishness, it was out of wanting there always to be a Batman to protect gotham
T Howard yes well superman wants things as well he likes being a hero, he wants to have a normal life. In silver age there were stories where he someone more powerful moved to methopolis and he got jealous that they don't need him anymore.
For a guy who claims to 'only work alone', he has got the biggest family out of all superheroes - the batfamily
I think Wonder Woman and Superman should should switch houses
Nina L. I think Wonder Woman is fine as Hufflepuff but Superman I think should also be Hufflepuff.
same
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No, Wonder Woman embodies Hufflepuff to a tee, and it's pretty obvious that Superman is pretty much Godric Gryffindor with different abilities.
Actually, everyone's forgetting a few things about Diana. She -SHOULD- have been Slytherin. She -STOLE- her armor, hid who she was to compete in the tournament, has brought men to Themiscyra. She also has no problem taking a life to save her own life.
I kinda think super man should be a hufflepuff
The Big Blue Boy-scout is obviously a Hufflepuff
Elmar A. Hannah the main thing that would put him against being a Hufflepuff is that superman didn't have to work for most of his powers. His patience in the injustice story line or lack there of caused that entire disaster. And that superman sometimes can have a complex of doing everything alone.
If you want to bring in alternate versions of Superman as an example then obviously everything gets screwed up (The Injustice Superman could be argued to be more of a Slytherin). Sure, Superman is brave but it's his kindness and symbol of hope that he stands for that really define him. Also being a farmboy and a reporter makes me think he is much more into hard work and dedication than chivalry and daring. Those are more warrior-like traits which are obviously Wonder Woman.
Elmar A. Hannah good point.
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Green lantern-Gryffindor
Flash-Hufflepuff
Aquaman-Gryffindor
Martian Manhunter-Ravenclaw
Wonder women-Gryffindor
Superman-Hufflepuff
Batman-Slytherin.
Batman is clearly a Slytherin/Ravenclaw Hat-stall.
And that's ladies and gentleman; Dumbledore finally decided to place a new narrow table in between Slytherin and Ravenclaw, naming it The Slytherclaw..........
@@omarfaruq7928 No, it's named Batman lol
Tonks was a Hufflepuff
I never said she wasn't?
Christian Ramirez she was one of the Lupins
Tonks was a Hufflepuff that married a Lupin. Marrying someone doesn't change your Hogwarts house LMFAO
once your sorted into a Hogwarts your in it for the rest of your life
Would've been nice if she'd been mentioned in Hufflepuff's section tho. She's badass.
I would've put Wonder Woman in Gryffindor, Superman in Hufflepuff, and Batman in Slytherin.
John Smith exactly what I was thinking. Wonder Woman is a warrior through and through. Superman is considered the biggest boy scout of the world. And he definitely got it right with Batman, he is definitely a Slytherin (he's even willing to be seen as the villain to save his city and the world).
John Smith I totally agree! I can see why Clark could be in Gryffindor but kindness, working hard for things and being trusted is more important to him... honestly i can see him in both.
Jimmy Zhao definitely
The Big Blue Boy-scout is obviously a Hufflepuff
me too
You had a picture of Nymphadora Tonks when mentioning Remus Lupin as a notable Gryffindor, but then you didn't mention her as a notable Hufflepuff...
Peter Price Mot to mention James and Lily
Only one correction I have: Superman is the most Hufflepuffy Hufflepuff I could possibly think of. Pa and Ma Kent instilled in him everything that a Hufflepuff would possess or value: they taught him to be kind, to not judge a book by its cover, to work hard, be forgiving, be kind and protective, and be patient and understanding with those of earth. Superman even carries the same stigma that Hufflepuffs do, as they're seen as "boring" because of their very strong positive qualities. There's a purity and inherent goodness to Superman that will always make him a Hufflepuff in my head, and that's also what makes him the ultimate hero.
You should do this with the five Robins!
Shadowman 8776 Six
Most High Studios eh, they were closer than most of the batman 'fans'
Let's see.
Grayson, Jason, Tim, Daimian.
Carrie was another universe.
Spoiler was retconned out.
Batman's current "sidekick" isn't a Robin.
4 main universe, 5 in Pre52, 6 mainstream.
Shadowman 8776 That Would Make A Good Parody Of The Five Doctors XD
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Dick Grayson- Hufflepuff
Jason Todd- Griffindor
Tim Drake-Ravenclaw
Damian Wayne is obviously a slytherin
I reckon aquaman should be in slitherin... self preservation, he only cares for Atlantis and he can talk to fish where as true slitherin can speak parceltongue and speak to snakes... just saying...
I wanted Him to be slytherin
Since when is "True Slitheryns speak Parseltongue" a thing?
He actually does not only care for Atlantis. He wants Both worlds to live together. So kind of the opposite of only caring for Atlantis.
but will fight for Atlantis, if he can't make peace
hufflepuff, he has absolute loyalty to Atlantis above all, hes basically the same as namor.
Batman and Aquaman are Obvs Slytherin mate
Declan Bell-Evans I kind-of SEE Slytherin for Batman but Aquaman? Please explain
What do you mean
Nicholas Johnson Aquaman’s main ambition is the protection and prosperity of Atlantis. He’s been known to ignore problems on the surface world as long as Atlantis is not directly concerned, which could be considered a Slytherin tendency. Self-preservation being the key trait being displayed
I think Martian Manhunter is a Hufflepuff because he has no connection to earth & still is (or at least was) one of is greatest protectors. That shows careness, cIndness & loyalty - Hufflepuff traits. Even though his is smart & intellegent like a Ravenclaw I think his 'Hufflepuffness' beats his 'Ravenclawness'.
If you were talking about combined houses that's my opinion:
Martian Manhunter - RavenPuff
Green Lantern - GriffinPuff
Flash - RavenPuff (but still like 90% Hufflepuff)
Aquaman - SlytherDor
Wonder Woman - GriffinPuff
Superman - GriffinPuff
Batman - SlytherClaw
I'd actually sort Aquaman into Slytherin. His leadership skills, ambition to join both the underwater and surface worlds, and of course how much he values his friends, yeah total Slytherin.
Batman - Slytherin
Superman - Hufflepuff
Wonder Woman - Gryffindor
Flash - Hufflepuff
Green Lantern (Hal Jordan) - Gryffindor
Aquaman - Slytherin
Cyborg - Ravenclaw
Martian Manhunter - Ravenclaw
Green Arrow - Hufflepuff
Black Canary - Gryffindor
Shazam - Hufflepuff
Green Lantern (John Stewart) - Slytherin
Personally I say Superman is a Hufflepuff, Wonderwoman is a Ravenclaw and Batman has many traits but I personally like to see him as a Hufflepuff because of his dedication to his cause and empathy for others. He could easily be Slytherin or Ravenclaw, yes. But I do love to see that more "human" side of Batman, that part that talks softly to a hurt child (I mean...have you seen that episode with Ace???), offers homeless people jobs, uses his wealth to help others and in some cases he has unwavering faith that there's good inside somebody even after they've done lots of bad things. (I know it's not really canon but the telltale Batman games are a great example of this) He sticks to his morals as best as he can. And he's a great detective, if you will...a particularly good finder....
jonn - hufflepuff
barry and batman - ravenclaw
aquaman, superman, wonderwomen, green lantern - gryffindor
green arrow - slyherin
Green Arrow - Rawenclaw
Black Canary - Gryffindor
Booster Gold - Gryffindor
Plastic Man - Hufflepuff
Hawkgirl - Rawenclaw
Shazam - Gryffindor
Cyborg - Slytherin
I totally thought that batman would be a Slytherin. I don't know why he would be Ravenclaw (like me)
Watch the whole video, buddy
Because of his incredible intelligence, as was mentioned up above.
He's the world's greatest detective.
Not only is he the world’s greatest detective. He also knows how to defeat Justice League, and sees the bigger picture of things especially when going up against Joker.
As the Ravenclaw door says, Well reasoned! Maybe comic Wonder Woman shows Hufflepuff but in the movies she seems exactly like an idealist chivalrous Gryffindor. Superman could be a Hufflepuff. But I do like your Batman choice.
Batman reminds me of Severus Snape. He looks grumpy and a little emotionless but still deep inside he has things he values. Just like Severus and how much he loves Lily.
Aquaman seems like a better candidate for Slytherin. He's driven to lead and protect Atlantis (his people, value of camaraderie) and the world. And although he is part of the Justice League, self-preservation and his people come first.
I've had a big war in my head for a long time over whether Batman would be more of a Ravenclaw or Slytherin, and this video has the best argument for why he'd be in the latter. If Bruce were put into Slytherin he'd give that world something that I think Rowling failed to give it in her books: a major example of a good person in the house using those qualities for good as opposed to a selfish or evil end.
There's actually a lot of similarities between Bruce and Snape: a deep loss puts both of them on a course that they never stray from, and its the part of themselves that seeks to avenge that horrible death that shapes them into driven people who stop at nothing to achieve what they feel is important. I think Bruce would respect Snape's ability to outsmart Voldemort and his entire circle in the face of great trauma and pain, and I think Snape would secretly envy the way Bruce took his pain and harnessed it to do good.
Green Lantern (Hal Jordan) - Gryffindor
Martian Manhunter - Ravenclaw
The Flash (Barry Allen) - Hufflepuff
Aquaman - Gryffindor
Wonder Woman - Hufflepuff
Superman - Gryffindor
Batman - Slytherin
I see Superman as more of a Hufflepuff, but I do see some Gryffindor qualities
awesome!! and as a nightwing fan im guessing he'd either be ravenclaw or hufflepuff, what do you think
I'd say he's definitely a Hufflepuff
yeah boi!!!!
PhantomArtist hufflepuff
I'm a nightwing fan myself
I'd say Dickie is in Slytherin, actually...
Wasn’t surprised at all with Batman. He would be an awesome Slytherin
Depending on which version of each hero you are talking about, they could easily all be put into Gryffindor. Except for maybe Batman.
I feel like Superman and Wonder Woman are reversed. Diana is more often than not arrogant and often first into the fight. She is so centered on justice she left her home island to pursue it in world. She's Gryffindor. Superman on the other hand is very kind, very play by the rules, very work your day job and live among the rest. He is a hufflepuff.
Wait, Merlin was sorted into Slytherin! I don't know about that? I mean I always viewed Merlin as more of a Ravenclaw or a Hufflepuff depending on which form of the legendary character you see him as. There are many interpretations of Merlin, and not all of them show Merlin with the same type of personality as the others. Though, resourcefulness and cunning are some strong qualities he does seem to have in many interpretations, but I'm not sure about the ambition one or self-preservation or fraternity. Many interpretations have him as being more of a loner.
Griffendor-Flash, Superman, Hal Jordan, Green Arrow, Shazam| Ravenclaw- Wonder Woman, Cyborg, |Hufflepuff- Martian Manhunter, Aquaman| Slytherin- Batman
for me
Batman is Ravenclaw/Slytherin
Cyborg is Ravenclaw/Gryffindor
The Flash is Gryffindor/Hufflepuff
Wonder Woman is Gryffindor
/hufflepuff
Superman is Hufflepuff/Gryffindor
Martian Manhunter is Ravenclaw/Hufflepuff
Green Lantern is Gryffindor/Slytherin
Aquaman is Slytherin/Gryffindor
Green Arrow is Slytherin/Ravenclaw
SuperGirl is Hufflepuff/Gryffindor
This was pretty cool! I did feel that Aquaman should have gone to Slytherin. He's royalty, he's very proud, he honors Atlantian family (fraternity), he's resourceful being from both worlds. I really enjoyed the video though. We need a part 2!
Bravery, Nerve, Courage, and Daring are all synonyms..
Tell that to jk rowling...
Albert Einstein's I.Q. level was said to be about 225 in actuality, so Batman/Bruce Wayne isn't smarter than Einstein then if its at 170!
MGSBigBoss77 Wrong mate, his IQ was estimated to be around 160. Batman has an estimated IQ of 190. And IQ does not = "smartness".
I was really hoping Barry Allen/Flash would be in Gryffindor. He is my favorite D.C. hero.
When I was first thinking of Aquaman, I thought Hufflepuff. I don't know, seeing all the memes about him, being SUPER useless all the time, and usually having a happy go lucky look on everything, Hufflepuff was my first thought. Plus, on land, he sucks.
*Batman* : "Every member of our team is dead! WHERE IS AQUAMAN!?"
*Aquaman* "Hmm? What'd you say? OH MY GOD! THEYRE ALL DEAD! Time to unleash my... KILLER SHRIMP!"
*At beach, and shrimp are just flapping on the sand.*
*Aquaman*: "Oh darn, *snap** time to try my... POWERFUL PSYCHROLUTES MARCIDUS! ALSO KNOWN AS THE BLOB FISH! I SHALL SURELY WIN!"
If The Wizard of OZ was a real wizard what Hogwarts Houses be a part of?
Slytherin
Multi-Voice Reviewer slytherin or ravenclaw
Wonder Woman in Gryfindor, has a warrior spirit. Aquaman in Slytherin, as the symbol element of the house is water. Flash in Ravenclaw, he is extremely intelligent as a CSI, and has a sense of acceptance, and has also learnt a lot from the Speed Force
Personally, I think you sorted all of them right. The Flash (who has been a favorite super-hero of mine since I was little) will always be the one to crack jokes and be there for his friends and family. The traits of a Hufflepuff in the Flash makes it clear to me how I always will be fond of him for his personality and characteristics instead of his speed.
Batman is definitely a Slytherin: he’s cunning, resourceful and manipulative. Also, Superman and Wonder Woman should switch houses.
I think that Batman is sort of like Super-Snape
I think Nightwing would be sorted into Slytherin
it's your boy Tavisman no
Tavisman Lit Probably not, I think he would be Hufflepuff
Gryffindor - Green Lantern, Aquaman, Superman
Hufflepuff - The Flash, Wonder Woman
Ravenclaw - Martian Manhunter
Slytherin - Batman
Superman - Gryffindor > Hufflepuff
Batman - Slytherin > Ravenclaw > Gryffindor
Wonder Woman - Hufflepuff > Gryffindor
The Flash - Hufflepuff > Gryffindor > Ravenclaw
Green Lantern - Gryffindor > Slytherin
Martian Manhunter - Ravenclaw
Aquaman - Gryffindor > Slytherin
personally... regarding the trinity
Wonder Woman was raised in the Amazon way... in which many of them do not run from a fight... and run like cowards... in short they (including WW) are brave... and she is almost eager to fight making her (in some comics) reckless... making her a Gryffindor
Kal... hes a symbol for hope... he is the face of the JL because the people look up to him... and more over... they trust him... he is patient and most trusting in terms of others... making him a Huffpuff..
Batman... I gotta say... most of which are already mentioned in the vid.. and I totally agree putting him in Slyth.. because in most versions of the comics... he is cunning and highly manipulative...
I agree with everything you said except Wonder Woman and Superman. I think that Wonder Woman should Griffindor while Superman should be a Hufflepuff. Superman is more of a friendly team player who is very accepting of others. And Wonder Woman is more of a fearless but headstrong warrior. While they have traits of both houses, I think that they should switch places.
Hal Jordan: Gryffindor
Martian Manhunter: Ravenclaw
Flash: Hufflepuff
Aquaman: Gryffindor
Wonder Woman: Hufflepuff
Superman: Gryffindor
Batman: Slytherin
I wouldve put Martian Manhunter in Hufflepuff, Flash in Ravenclaw or Gryffindor, Aquaman in Hufflepuff, Wonder Woman in Gryffindor, and Superman in Hufflepuff. Batman is perfect in Ravenclaw. As Key Issues said Hufflepuff is for hope. The same goes for Aquaman he gives Atlantis hope. Flash uses his intelligence to solve forensic crimes and other supervillany crimes. Superman gives hope to everyone. Wonder Woman is just brave and is courageous.
The Main 7 :
Superman : Hufflepuff
Batman : Slytherin
WonderWoman : Gryffindor
Martain Manhunter : Ravenclaw
AquaMan : Gryffindor
Green Lantern : Gryffindor
Flash (Barry Allen) ; Hufflepuff
Batman: what my house ?
Sorting hat: all of it
wait.... merlin was a slytherin?? edit: wait...... merlin went to Hogwarts?? that means merlin was younger than the Hogwarts founders..........
Thats a minor slip-up from Rowling.
I put Batman as a Gryffindor. He is knowledgable, he is resourceful, he is generous, but he is brave. He dares to put on a bat suit at fight crime in the streets which is against the law. He has his body broken into two pieces yet he still stands. Risking his life for other families so they wouldn't end up like him for most of his life. To me, that's a true hero.
Green Lantern: Gryffindor
Martian Manhunter: Ravenclaw
Flash: Hat Stall ( Hufflpuf or Ravenvlaw )
Aquaman: (comics) hufflpuff (movies) Gryffindor
Wonder Woman: Hufflepuff
Superman: Gryffindor
Batman: Slytherin ( a Slytherin thats like snape
That symbol for your channel was the cherry on the cake, definitely leaving a like
Batman: Slytherin
Superman: Hufflepuff
Wonder Woman: Gryffindor
Green Lantern: Gryffindor
Aquaman: Gryffindor
Martian Manhunter: Ravenclaw
Flash: Hufflepuff
I think you got them nailed on the head. Although I figured, given his farming background, Superman would be in Hufflepuff.
Also, I'm interested in what your opinions would be for the Avengers. Specifically the heroes of Captain America: Civil War. Where would they be sorted?
Joshua Preston Avengers are in my list. These videos take a decent amount of time... but stay tuned and thanks for watching!
-Garrick
I always thaught of barry being a raven claw, being a scientist and using science to use his powers to their fullest, he is creative in the way he uses them, and i think he is quite original and wise. And can be quite individualist as well, I think that if any member of the Justicce league should've been hufflepuff, it should've been superman.
well maybe. but the flash is the one who grounds them,something that hufflepuffs are quite known for.also his brains were achieved through his wish to proof his father innocence not really seeking knowledge. and about superman i agree with you
This was very fun and clever but think Barry would be a Ravenclaw since he's very smart
great job on this video. you really nailed it. the only thing is the incorrect Ravenclaw crest at the beginning but you got it right later!
Batman is one who'd fit in ALL houses...
I agree with them all except Wonderwoman. I can’t even logically say why, just doesn’t seem right. Still, I was guessing where you were you were gonna put who and usually got it right. Especially Batman.
Batman:"I like to work alone" me:but u have like 5 sons?? How in the world is that working alone.???
I thought Hogwarts Houses are about traits that you value.
Green lantern would be a good slytheryn, out witting his opponents and having a certain disregard for the rules
I'm surprised you didn't put Wonder Woman in Ravenclaw - it's frequently implied that her greatest power is her mind (I think there was once a suggestion in the comics that her super-strength comes from channelling mental energy into herbody).
How fitting the two big ones represent Gryffindor and Slytherin.
11:26 Reminds me of that time Bruce dodged Darkseid's Omega Beams in Justice League Unlimited.
I would have put batman in slytherin as well. It just fits and J'hon would make an amazing Ravenclaw
I agree with everything but Wonder Woman. You forgot to mention how much wisdom, and soundness. She is probably one of the most level headed and wise Justice League.
I would have put superman in hufflepuff because he never wants to harm anyone unless he has to, which a gryffindore would be a little more open ended to. Wonder woman would be in gryffendore though. I say this because she isn't afraid to fight and may not be held back for some reasons if she wittnessed a murder of her friend. Might I also note that if the justice leauge went to hogwarts there would be no stopping them, not even by the avengers, which it is not proven that the avengers would win.
BATMAN IS MY FAVORITE TOO
:)
Now we need one for the original Young Justice gang. I'm curious if they'll mostly take after their mentors or not.
I think batman should be in griffendor as he saved a doctor in Ackman city and he doesn't kill anyone. That shows that he should be in Griffindor. I also want to point out that in the injustice comics and the game, Superman killed joker. That's pretty dark. And he also made batman his servant by using brainac's ship. I think Superman should be in hufflepuff.
Green lantern was a close hufflepuff in my opinion, he served for what was right and protected what he loved
superman-gryffindor
wonder woman-hufflepuff
batman- slytherein
martian manhunter-ravenclaw
green lantern- not sure... gryffindor for will
aquaman- gryffindor
barry allen- gryffindor
anybody thinking about the other justice leaguers (booster gold, ted kord blue beetle, dr. fate, green arrow, huntress and shazam.)
Wonder Woman technically would be equally at home in Gryffindor or Ravenclaw though - she's incredibly brave and will not ever submit without a fight, and her centuries of life make her very smart and sophisticated. Plus, another defining trait of Ravenclaw is acceptance (much like Hufflepuff's compassion)
I probably put Flash in Ravenclaw, Wonderwoman in Gryffindor, Superman and Batman in Slytherine.
Once I saw Batman and Ravenclaw symbol in the same square I was shocked.
People keep saying that Manhunter should be Slytherin. Personally, I don't see it. All of his best-known traits are in his mind. His great intelligence, his stoic nature, his patience and his acceptance of those around him. He almost always thinks his way around the challenges he faces, even more so than Batman even.
And Batman might almost cause a hat stall, to be honest. He has gifts from all of the houses and is one of the most well-rounded, and the most relatable character in superhero mythos. But in the end, I agree with Key Issues. The majority of the traits fit in with Slytherin. Proving you can be a very noble person and still come from the house of the snake.
The most powerful and dangerous Slytherin of all and he is a muggle at that
Superman does Not shy away from any challenge. But not because he has reckless courage to do so, but because it is the right thing to do. To be loyal to your ideals, the people you love and those who can't defend themselves. Superman is a Hufflepuff, mostly because Clark Kent is a Hufflepuff
Honestly I would of placed some characters in different houses. I do admit this topic is refreshingly original. :)
As for Hagrid, I was always lead to believe he was Huffelpuff not Grifindor:
Hagrid is definitely the exemplification of a gentle giant. Though he's more than proven how brave and bold he can be too. But in my head he definitely feels more Hufflepuff, for sure.
I think batman should be in Gryffindor as his bravery should be noticed
Slytherin is the best house..
so we got the best hero of DC! Batman!
My interpretation as mainly a comics fan, pre video, and going on the N52 Justice league, Batman- SlytherinSuperman- GryffindorAll the GLs- GryffindorWonder Woman- HufflepuffAquaman- SlytherinCyborg- RavenclawBarry Allen Flash- Hufflepuff
I knew that he would argue with himself to sort Batman in Slytherin. We all know Batman is a Slytherin.
8:48, "But you've forced my hand". And DC claims Batman would take out the entire Justice League with his counter-measures (Justice League: Tower of Babel). Aquaman rules Atlantis, commands its armies, has physical superhuman strength on par with; Superman, Wonder Woman and Martian Manhunter and has Atlantian technology at his disposal. Batman is way too overhyped as somebody who'd be truly dangerous. Arthur Curry/Aquaman would in reality mess somebody like Batman up. picture proves it undoubtedly.
Not really. Over an I.Q of 100 with Tanks, Every known form of martial arts in the world, A roster of high-tech gadets, planes, armor, a huge cave full of all his supplies, and MUCH, MUCH more VS A guy with a trident who wears orange and green :|
Shadowman 8776 Aquaman would demolish Batman. Aquaman rules a kingdom armed with advanced technology and magic weapons. He controls 75% of the world and can comand sea life like sharks and krakens. Aquaman is also super strong, he can lift millions of tons. Batman stands no chance against anyone in the Justice League.
Ooh, that’s right, Harry’s son who we meet in the end of part 2 of Deathly Hallows, was sorted into Slytherin
Garrick, it'd be interesting to see other JLA members like the Hawks, Canary, and Arrow
bemasaberwyn55 planning on it.... eventually
Key Issues 😊
Only got two wrong. Thought Kal-el was either ravenclaw or griffyndor . Couldn't figure aquaman out either.
I'd put supes in hufflepuff, he's fair, loyal to a fault, forgiving, and definitely hard working and patient.
My favourite hero is in the same house than me, I'm Batman... I mean I'm a Slytherin :D
And I still don't agree with the sorting hat sorting Scorpios into Slytherin. He has so many qualities that point to more Ravenclaw or Hufflepuff, or even Gryffindor than he does Slytherin. Actually, I think Scorpios is probably one of the most balanced people at Hogwarts in terms of personality. He could easily fit into any of the other three houses. Slytherin is probably the house he least fits into actually. But he still has some of its qualities as well, which is why I say that he's one of the most balanced people in that school. Resourcefulness and cunning, Intelligence and acceptance and even wisdom at times, Loyalty and kindness, and Bravery and courage, have all been observed in Scorpios. He's probably one of my favorite characters of the next generation characters.
I'm surprised that I agree 100% with this sorting... However, I think you missed one point when it came to Batman. He may break the rules other live by, like the law, but he never EVER breaks his own rules
Gryffindor showboating nuff said it's worse than Slytheran
I fuckin called it. I said Flash would be in hufflepuff. After that, not even 20 seconds later sure enough.
...Red and Gold... RED AND GOLD?! That's Claret 'n Amber mate!
Personally, I would put Batman into Ravenclaw (world's greatest detective) and Aquaman in Slytherin (more than once, he's put Atlantis aka his kingdom above the rest of the world.