Why is nobody talking about how heartbroken Jason must have felt seeing that Bruce replaced him with Tim. He literally was only keeping it together because he thought Batman (essentially his Father) was coming to save him.
To be fair to Bruce, for one thing Joker was very convincing in "killing" Jason and even before that Bruce had no reason to believe Joker wouldn't have killed Jason once enough time had passed. Plus, as shown in this video it clearly haunted him because apparently Bruce used to call Tim Jason by mistake.
@@kieranadamson3224 Batman should have been smarter than that. There was no solid evidence that showed he was killed and on top of that he was wearing his Robin armour.
I didn't know that there was additional dialog when you first encounter him. "please don't do it again" got to me. You can sense the child in him. How scared he was. He has Jensen beat. I'm sorry
Batman taught him the shadow is the best way to get away or disappear, that’s what Batman normally does whenever taking someone down or just straight up disappearing
What’s even more sad is that when the Joker was about to brand the J on Jason, Jason backed into the dark cause he felt safe in the dark, since Batman had raised him like his son. Not sure is this is a coincidence or not, but I feel like he wasn’t just trying to get away from the Joker but also cause he still hoped that Batman would save him 😢
3:25 - It's fun playing this game with the retro Batman skins, but this scene is unintentionally HILARIOUS with West and Ward. lol "I'm fine, Jason... Tim." "It's Dick." "Mike."😒
I read something saying that in this time superman was I think kidnapped by Lex Luthor to make superboy, but I don't know if it's from the cannon or arkhamverse.
it's funny how batman never thinks about other options with joker. he could get him in a drug-induced coma, he could get him in a totally vegetable state, he could get him ACTUALLY TREATED BY COMPETENT DOCTORS. Batman doesn't want to save him. neither kills him. he enjoys joker being around becouse without him, he would have no purpose
"You've gotta be cruel to be kind, in the right measure. Cruel to be kind, it's a very good sign. Cruel to be kind, means that I love you, baby. You've gotta be cruel to be kind." 😅
People see the effects of Batman placing his morals above the greater good of the people he’s supposed to be protecting and they still defend his methods. No matter how many innocent lives have to be sacrificed to try and save the Joker from himself. No matter how many times he proves that he doesn’t want to be saved; that he only desires to cause indiscriminate suffering for as many people as possible. The definition of insanity is repeating an action with a proven result but expecting the result to change. Batman’s mishandling of the Joker is the dictionary definition of insanity, therefore it’s completely unfair that so many people have to suffer just because Batman is an insane & traumatized child pretending that the way to protect the world is by adhering to the naive desires of his childhood self. Not even the year-long torture and murder of his adopted son was enough to stop him from repeating the never ending cycle. Lock him up - he breaks out - people die. Even in cartoons Batman hardly ever arrives in time to ensure no one is harmed by the Joker. His mission isn’t to protect Gotham or the World. His mission is to save his parents. And he thinks that he can do that by refusing to let anyone die. Batman is stuck in a mental paradox. How do you protect the innocent AND the murderer at the same time?
Batman knows the reality. He knows that he could have prevented a lot of things, but he knows his insanity as well. He knows that if he starts to kill on guy then he won't be able to stop himself. Going so deep that he would kill any one of them until his unstable side is just getting completely out of control. Just look at batman who laughs
I never looked at it that waaaaay aside that I hate that he doesn't kill when it's he should, I guess that pretty much put it in to words in a more in-depth explanation
@@rejjynino1526 The problem isn't batman but Gothams law system. How can it be that the government in Gotham still keeps people like Joker alive even though they should have got the death penalty for an long time
@@lionkingflo6355 How can the second smartest man on the planet (second to his best friend joker) claim to be a protector when he constantly gives up the worst villain ever to a system he knows is too corrupt to protect people? He KNOWS the Joker is going to break out and kill again because of that corrupt system. And what does he do? Keep blaming it on the government just like you. If he TAKES the responsibility to protect then you can’t just say “that’s not his job”. He purposefully made it his job. Everyone always wants to make excuses for superheroes being idiots who are okay with letting people down as long as their Halo stays intact. Fuckin sad. Naive morals are not more important than human lives.
@@lionkingflo6355 When everyone realizes that their government is too corrupt to be trusted they’ll do something about it. Until then people like you will keep saying it’s in the hands of the people you know aren’t trustworthy.
“You think I’m going to hurt you?” I mean, you’ve literally brought a hot branding iron to the torture chamber where you’ve *been* hurting me with various other implements and participants, but sure maybe you’re just here to mutilate *yourself* that makes sense
i was thinking why doesnt jason just break out the ropes hes strong but then i realized he was being starved dehydrated and fed rats he litterally couldnt do anything
@@sia4479 I didn't know that that just makes it even worse the beating already would make it hurt to move then barbed wires aswell? I can see why Jason is a big CrashOut
It’s his code. In the injustice timeline, joker hurt Superman which further put the entire world in danger. Killing joker challenges the moral compass in a very weird way. On one hand, Batman has a noble code of not killing. On the other hand, so much damage could have been avoided had joker been given a death sentence.
@yo-2029 Fuck his code, man. Graveyards are filled, cremated ashes scattered, families broken. Hell, there's several occasions that Batman could've pulled a bystander effect and just let something happen, rather than beating him to death. He says every Robin is important to him, but left Todd for months and replaced him in 6 months. The only Robin he *really* cares for is Dick, and it shows that he's the golden child.
@@DeathBatBabe97 Nope. Justice system's fault. Batman is literally just cleaning up the government's mess. In fact some of these Criminals were actually in death row and do you know why they're out? The government is bailing them out to use them on Task force X or the suicide squad. Amanda Waller is one of the most villainous characters in DC and she never actually got humbled.
@@DeathBatBabe97 It's either this, or a psychotic murderous Batman who could consume multiverses. I'd choose your scenario bc it's the lesser of two evils.
Batman will see his son get brutally tortured by joker and still not do anything to him. What a pathetic excuse for a father. Gotta be one of the worst parents in comic history
My question is why hasn't he been exucted, sure batman and maybe Gotham doesn't allow that but I think they would make an exception or I'm surprised a cop hasn't done it yet, he has been arrested
Never understood why Batman didn’t just kill the joker especially after this! What the joker did too Jason Todd was unforgivable plus he also made Barbara Gordon a cripple! And also the countless other atrocities the joker committed never understood why Batman didn’t just kill the joker the dude is literally evil incarnate! And irredeemable!
@@FatjonRama-eq2hk Not being a killer is not naive, Batman fights for justice not revenge. He captures the criminals but the death penalty can only be given by the court of law, not by the hands of one man.
And now they brought back Batman so that they could shoot him in the head. I’ve never felt so disrespected by a videogame. Oh yeah and Batman also murdered Robin so that’s great. What a fantastic development to the story, I’d love to meet the writers so I can commend them on how great they are.
As much as Batman's moral code is the reason I respect and admire him so much, I think there are times when the whole no killing rule should be ignored. Maybe not with Penguin, or Scarecrow, or even Two-Face, but people like the Joker, Victor Zsasz, Calendar Man, Professor Pyg and MANY others should be either locked down on a prison which they will never escape or killed once and for all.
After Playing this Game I feel Jason Todd’s pain and don’t blame him for how he turned out I’m surprised he helped Batman at the end! I love the DC Comics & Arkham series games🔥
Don't get me wrong . I like Batman , not my favorite superhero , but these scenes with Jason and the Joker help me see that even despite his efforts to " help protect people " by allowing ones like Joker to still live, hes not really doing anyone a favor . It seems like the only reason he keeps Joker alive is because he doesnt want to let go of the trauma he endured himself , cus its the only one thing that makes him feel like whats he doing is valid.
Well he's not a "hero" he's a detective, and he don't take the roll of judge jury and executioner, he don't believe one man should hold all that power, he just puts his faith in the legal system, even though it keeps failing by keeping serial killers alive
@@coltonbarnes7861 Batman is 100% a hero, heroes respect human life, they don't decide who lives and who dies. Superman, Spiderman, Flash, Daredevil and the vast majority of superheroes follow those same rules.
not tied up or bound in anyway. Free too attack the Joker and run for his life. But instead he just sits there, broken and depressed Jason was completely broken by the time Joker was done with him
The funny thing is that Jason brought this on himself. If he hadn't turned off his communicator and went after Joker by himself, he wouldn't have been in this situation. Kinda hard to feel sorry for someone who abandoned his mentor for a revenge mission.
They told the dc fandom “Call this number if you want Jason to live or this one if you want him dead” But they didn’t say “Call the second number to have your heart broken into pieces and get in love with a character the fanbase doesn’t even care about right now” The devs wanted us to regret our decision
I don’t blame Jason for wanting to kill Bruce. Leaving him with the Joker for over a year to be abused to death would make anybody insane. Even joker knew it was wrong for Batman to leave Jason like that
@@beantarikshyatri it’s not about killing joker. It’s about saving Jason from Joker’s abuse but instead throughout that period Batman replaced Jason with Tim. Thats what Jason was mad about
@@cybervibesChannel pretty sad that Batman Sticks to that useless rule. Dr. Hugo Strange was right. Batman should have never stopped protocol 10. Even the inmates say that protocol 10 would have been better for Gotham.
There's a thing where batman says if he kills the joker or anyone else, there's no turning back Meaning batman would become a literal killing machine, and would never stop
@@senatorarmstrong72 batman always says he has such a Strong willpower. Pretty sad that his willpower isn't strong enough to differnce between super villains like joker, scarecrow who deserve death, and a little thief who steals an apple who deserves prison.
In the DC Animated Universe Joker is fine with Tim Drake telling him Batman's real identity but in the Arkham games he doesn't want Jason Todd telling him
Jason wasn't the one he was trying to torture and brainwash into becoming a mini Joker. I would assume that Tim was allowed to tell him because Joker chose him to become part of his 'family'. Jason was at least spared from that nightmarish fate, albeit given a tragic one of death instead..
Those are two separate versions of the joker with the only thing in common about them either than their personalities is they’re both voiced by mark hamili
If only Batman would've been a real man for once then Barbara wouldn't have had to lose her legs, both jason and commissioner gordon wouldn't have had to go through such monstrous torture, batman doesn't kill joker in fear of not turning himself into another joker but this selfish wish of his cost thousands of life every year, changed jason from a happy boy who loved working with batman to a deppressed adult who hates bruce, the torture jim gordon went through, i wouldn't even consider it on my worst enemy, barbara lost her legs and her dignity... In a way batman is way worse version of joker, atleast joker admits that he is a psycho and kills anyone who stands in his way but bruce is as psycho as joker but he won't admit it. He just magically wants to bring his parents back, make gotham like a way where heroes and villains live in harmony like some fuckin utopia and for that he lets anyone in his way die indirectly through joker, let it be civilians or his bat family
I don't really think. This far into the game, the player has almost forgotten about Arkham Knight and was really invested in the Joker infected stuff. The buildup, for a first timer, was about how cruel Joker was and what happened to Jason. You only notice it's about Knight when you've already beaten the game.
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Why is nobody talking about how heartbroken Jason must have felt seeing that Bruce replaced him with Tim. He literally was only keeping it together because he thought Batman (essentially his Father) was coming to save him.
To be fair to Bruce, for one thing Joker was very convincing in "killing" Jason and even before that Bruce had no reason to believe Joker wouldn't have killed Jason once enough time had passed. Plus, as shown in this video it clearly haunted him because apparently Bruce used to call Tim Jason by mistake.
@@kieranadamson3224
Batman should have been smarter than that. There was no solid evidence that showed he was killed and on top of that he was wearing his Robin armour.
@@KG7Plaz for real but batman thought Jason was dead or batman would've saved him
@@jayservices9692 I get it now Jason Todd's robin armour must've kept the bullet from killing Jason Todd
I didn't know that there was additional dialog when you first encounter him. "please don't do it again" got to me. You can sense the child in him. How scared he was. He has Jensen beat. I'm sorry
Where? Timestamp please.
Where?
In the game.
@@Edward12135 yeah no shit
I’m Sorry?
3:18 Just needed to timestamp this
The fact that Tim says that he hasn't called him Jason in a while....
I know, I love the small detail
Man, Troy Baker might be in every game ever, but you have to admit, he is an astonishing voice actor.
I love how he did as baki
I need to see Troy Baker in Hollywood
It’s sad how he crawled to the dark cause he felt safe there 😢
Batman taught him the shadow is the best way to get away or disappear, that’s what Batman normally does whenever taking someone down or just straight up disappearing
3:03 he burnt the letter j in his cheek
I know
@GwenIdk so that's the j on his face and how he got it
L
Yea
What’s even more sad is that when the Joker was about to brand the J on Jason, Jason backed into the dark cause he felt safe in the dark, since Batman had raised him like his son. Not sure is this is a coincidence or not, but I feel like he wasn’t just trying to get away from the Joker but also cause he still hoped that Batman would save him 😢
3:25 - It's fun playing this game with the retro Batman skins, but this scene is unintentionally HILARIOUS with West and Ward. lol
"I'm fine, Jason... Tim."
"It's Dick."
"Mike."😒
Joker, Batman, Red Hood. Troy Baker can play them all perfectly.
The man is a genius
Two Face
Darth mail in Star Wars to. Literally one of his greatest performances
@@nickcozzie6614 I don't remember him ever playing Maul
Wild how superman could ptobably hear this man
yea amongst the billions of other people lol, how do u think his hearing works ?
@@MadMattVids he can focus it. Have you ever read a comic or seen a show?
@@Designation_B-127 Sure he can focus it, but everyone including superman thinks Jason is dead.
@@adamextras I don't wanna start any arguments but remember that Smokey said probably
I read something saying that in this time superman was I think kidnapped by Lex Luthor to make superboy, but I don't know if it's from the cannon or arkhamverse.
5:17 just imagine batman watching that with what joker said afterwards....
That scream at 3:12 is absolutely bone-chilling
Facts😭
Frrr I would get scared
And he was like 15 or 16 too 😢
BING CHILLING
@@ThatSomeRandomGuy not funny, and it’s a dead meme
That'll leave Jason traumatize being tortured by the joker I felt bad for Jason after playing this game 2 times
I just finally got to play this and streaming it i wont lie this made me cry my eyes out.
it's funny how batman never thinks about other options with joker. he could get him in a drug-induced coma, he could get him in a totally vegetable state, he could get him ACTUALLY TREATED BY COMPETENT DOCTORS.
Batman doesn't want to save him. neither kills him. he enjoys joker being around becouse without him, he would have no purpose
I dont know if youve ever read it, but that's why I like dark Knight returns, as Batman snaps jokers neck, but only to the point of paralysis
@@joshgroban5291 Joker doesnt deserve to die he deserves PAIN
i dont think thats true in the slightest tbh, its just a plot hole but batman sure as hell doesnt enjoy joker...
@@joshgroban5291Batman usually doesn’t like the idea of beating his villains so bad they’d never recover from it
@@joshgroban5291no he kills joker when he snapped his neck the rest was his mind hallucinating joker just being paralyzed
You left me behind in a abandon Wing of arkham for a year with him.
with him.
With him...
With him ...
without him
With him.
The level of cruelty was off the charts. You really have to feel sorry for him 😢
"You've gotta be cruel to be kind, in the right measure.
Cruel to be kind, it's a very good sign.
Cruel to be kind, means that I love you, baby.
You've gotta be cruel to be kind." 😅
People see the effects of Batman placing his morals above the greater good of the people he’s supposed to be protecting and they still defend his methods. No matter how many innocent lives have to be sacrificed to try and save the Joker from himself. No matter how many times he proves that he doesn’t want to be saved; that he only desires to cause indiscriminate suffering for as many people as possible. The definition of insanity is repeating an action with a proven result but expecting the result to change. Batman’s mishandling of the Joker is the dictionary definition of insanity, therefore it’s completely unfair that so many people have to suffer just because Batman is an insane & traumatized child pretending that the way to protect the world is by adhering to the naive desires of his childhood self. Not even the year-long torture and murder of his adopted son was enough to stop him from repeating the never ending cycle. Lock him up - he breaks out - people die. Even in cartoons Batman hardly ever arrives in time to ensure no one is harmed by the Joker. His mission isn’t to protect Gotham or the World. His mission is to save his parents. And he thinks that he can do that by refusing to let anyone die. Batman is stuck in a mental paradox. How do you protect the innocent AND the murderer at the same time?
Batman knows the reality. He knows that he could have prevented a lot of things, but he knows his insanity as well. He knows that if he starts to kill on guy then he won't be able to stop himself. Going so deep that he would kill any one of them until his unstable side is just getting completely out of control. Just look at batman who laughs
I never looked at it that waaaaay aside that I hate that he doesn't kill when it's he should, I guess that pretty much put it in to words in a more in-depth explanation
@@rejjynino1526 The problem isn't batman but Gothams law system. How can it be that the government in Gotham still keeps people like Joker alive even though they should have got the death penalty for an long time
@@lionkingflo6355 How can the second smartest man on the planet (second to his best friend joker) claim to be a protector when he constantly gives up the worst villain ever to a system he knows is too corrupt to protect people? He KNOWS the Joker is going to break out and kill again because of that corrupt system. And what does he do? Keep blaming it on the government just like you. If he TAKES the responsibility to protect then you can’t just say “that’s not his job”. He purposefully made it his job. Everyone always wants to make excuses for superheroes being idiots who are okay with letting people down as long as their Halo stays intact. Fuckin sad. Naive morals are not more important than human lives.
@@lionkingflo6355 When everyone realizes that their government is too corrupt to be trusted they’ll do something about it. Until then people like you will keep saying it’s in the hands of the people you know aren’t trustworthy.
Troy Baker is amazing at showing Jason’s emotions dude
A very good voice actor.
1:46 for some odd reason, they removed Jason’s grasp after Joker hits him with Crowbar. I didn’t hear it when I replayed it.
3:10 absolutely destroyed me
“You think I’m going to hurt you?”
I mean, you’ve literally brought a hot branding iron to the torture chamber where you’ve *been* hurting me with various other implements and participants, but sure maybe you’re just here to mutilate *yourself* that makes sense
I can't believe Nathan is just sitting there and watching poor jasoon😭😭😭😭😭
Who is Nathan?
@@PLUTOXGOATNathan drake from Uncharted he said that because troy Baker ( Jason todd va ) voiced sam drake in Uncharted 4
i was thinking why doesnt jason just break out the ropes hes strong but then i realized he was being starved dehydrated and fed rats he litterally couldnt do anything
Not rope barbed wire.. he'd cut himself open before he even got halfway through breaking it.
@@sia4479 I didn't know that that just makes it even worse the beating already would make it hurt to move then barbed wires aswell? I can see why Jason is a big CrashOut
@@trashCompactor-w7d yep, Jason really went through it
Another reason why this game is rated M unlike the other Arkham games which were rated T
Stuff like this makes me really wonder why Batman hasn't killed the Joker
It’s his code.
In the injustice timeline, joker hurt Superman which further put the entire world in danger.
Killing joker challenges the moral compass in a very weird way. On one hand, Batman has a noble code of not killing. On the other hand, so much damage could have been avoided had joker been given a death sentence.
@yo-2029 Fuck his code, man. Graveyards are filled, cremated ashes scattered, families broken. Hell, there's several occasions that Batman could've pulled a bystander effect and just let something happen, rather than beating him to death. He says every Robin is important to him, but left Todd for months and replaced him in 6 months. The only Robin he *really* cares for is Dick, and it shows that he's the golden child.
@@DeathBatBabe97 Nope. Justice system's fault. Batman is literally just cleaning up the government's mess. In fact some of these Criminals were actually in death row and do you know why they're out? The government is bailing them out to use them on Task force X or the suicide squad. Amanda Waller is one of the most villainous characters in DC and she never actually got humbled.
It's his boyfriend, that's why
@@DeathBatBabe97 It's either this, or a psychotic murderous Batman who could consume multiverses. I'd choose your scenario bc it's the lesser of two evils.
This game really show the realistic part of batman's life if someone is trying to be batman this is gonna happen
3:08 was scary
The torture was terrifying I mean when you feel pain of torture your mind will break
Yeah ☹️
Batman will see his son get brutally tortured by joker and still not do anything to him. What a pathetic excuse for a father. Gotta be one of the worst parents in comic history
Bruce always wanted to believe the joker could be rehabilitated, and thays why he doesn’t kill anyone. If he kills even joker, he’ll never stop.
@@meurumtrain4747excuses
My question is why hasn't he been exucted, sure batman and maybe Gotham doesn't allow that but I think they would make an exception or I'm surprised a cop hasn't done it yet, he has been arrested
Never understood why Batman didn’t just kill the joker especially after this! What the joker did too Jason Todd was unforgivable plus he also made Barbara Gordon a cripple! And also the countless other atrocities the joker committed never understood why Batman didn’t just kill the joker the dude is literally evil incarnate! And irredeemable!
I think batman's no killing rule is very naive
@@FatjonRama-eq2hk
Not being a killer is not naive, Batman fights for justice not revenge. He captures the criminals but the death penalty can only be given by the court of law, not by the hands of one man.
The moment I found out why the game was rated M..
And now they brought back Batman so that they could shoot him in the head. I’ve never felt so disrespected by a videogame. Oh yeah and Batman also murdered Robin so that’s great. What a fantastic development to the story, I’d love to meet the writers so I can commend them on how great they are.
Huh? Shoot batman in the head? Where did that happen?
@@shockedsayajin9723It didn't. This guy's waffling, LMAO. As if Rocksteady would kill arkham Batman with a bullet to the head
@@t_sh162It might seem crazy what am bout to say..
You been living under a rock?@@t_sh162
@@t_sh162Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League:
Joker is doing some John Wayne Gacy shit on his young ward,but Batman still won't kill him.
Ceases making sense after a while....
As much as Batman's moral code is the reason I respect and admire him so much, I think there are times when the whole no killing rule should be ignored. Maybe not with Penguin, or Scarecrow, or even Two-Face, but people like the Joker, Victor Zsasz, Calendar Man, Professor Pyg and MANY others should be either locked down on a prison which they will never escape or killed once and for all.
How could Bruce see a flashback of Jason getting tortured when he wasn’t there?
joker sent him a film
@@CosmicCritque312 oh when did he send him the film
@@jlmank33 "Joker sent me the film, I saw him kill you", dialogue after Jason revealed himself to Bruce.
Basically the joker put his toxic blood into Batman system
@@C8DE909 Joker sent Bruce the film, Bruce saw him kill Jason in that
World’s greatest detective couldn’t find him
Thanks İ was looking for these
Feel bad for jason six months
Troy Baker's acting in these parts of the game gave 7 year old me nightmares.
Aside from Harvey Dent, Jason Todd is Batman'z greatest FAILURE.
The first clip joker is the type of friend you need to let you know when your spouse is cheating on you
After Playing this Game I feel Jason Todd’s pain and don’t blame him for how he turned out I’m surprised he helped Batman at the end! I love the DC Comics & Arkham series games🔥
Don't get me wrong . I like Batman , not my favorite superhero , but these scenes with Jason and the Joker help me see that even despite his efforts to " help protect people " by allowing ones like Joker to still live, hes not really doing anyone a favor . It seems like the only reason he keeps Joker alive is because he doesnt want to let go of the trauma he endured himself , cus its the only one thing that makes him feel like whats he doing is valid.
Well he's not a "hero" he's a detective, and he don't take the roll of judge jury and executioner, he don't believe one man should hold all that power, he just puts his faith in the legal system, even though it keeps failing by keeping serial killers alive
@@coltonbarnes7861 Batman is 100% a hero, heroes respect human life, they don't decide who lives and who dies. Superman, Spiderman, Flash, Daredevil and the vast majority of superheroes follow those same rules.
not tied up or bound in anyway.
Free too attack the Joker and run for his life. But instead he just sits there, broken and depressed
Jason was completely broken by the time Joker was done with him
He was just a kid bro
If we were at jason's place, we would also thought that world's greatest detective would save us
Why didn’t Batman just trow a batarang at joker his face
You look spooked.
- i’m fine Jason…Tim
You haven’t done that for a while.
The funny thing is that Jason brought this on himself. If he hadn't turned off his communicator and went after Joker by himself, he wouldn't have been in this situation. Kinda hard to feel sorry for someone who abandoned his mentor for a revenge mission.
The fact that joker like torturing them
This title with out the “Batman Arkham Knight”
And no DC knowledge would look weird out of context
They told the dc fandom
“Call this number if you want Jason to live or this one if you want him dead”
But they didn’t say
“Call the second number to have your heart broken into pieces and get in love with a character the fanbase doesn’t even care about right now”
The devs wanted us to regret our decision
I literally cried at these scenes.
dude I remeber this part in the game I was just a little kid and I love this game I hate man bat
I was a pro to I am amazed I was a little kid and know what i was doing but poor Jason I hated the part were there was car tank
I don’t blame Jason for wanting to kill Bruce. Leaving him with the Joker for over a year to be abused to death would make anybody insane. Even joker knew it was wrong for Batman to leave Jason like that
Bro batman still doesn't killed joker after all this . Batman doesn't have any balls
@@beantarikshyatri it’s not about killing joker. It’s about saving Jason from Joker’s abuse but instead throughout that period Batman replaced Jason with Tim. Thats what Jason was mad about
The devs somehow made being beaten by a crowbar and left to die an explosion feel mundane
Alternate title:torturing jason
Is it okay if I use some of these clips in one of my edits if I give you credit?
I don’t think he’ll respond since this video is over 6 years old.
He didn't even make it
Dude he didn't create the game 😂😂😂 these are no more his than it would be yours
dc really treating Jason like Kenny
(Batman) Jason? I thought you were dead. 0:18
3:12
Batman failed Jason with His weak Not Killing rule.
And he still sticks with his rule even after what happened to Jason
@@cybervibesChannel pretty sad that Batman Sticks to that useless rule. Dr. Hugo Strange was right. Batman should have never stopped protocol 10. Even the inmates say that protocol 10 would have been better for Gotham.
There's a thing where batman says if he kills the joker or anyone else, there's no turning back
Meaning batman would become a literal killing machine, and would never stop
@@senatorarmstrong72 batman always says he has such a Strong willpower. Pretty sad that his willpower isn't strong enough to differnce between super villains like joker, scarecrow who deserve death, and a little thief who steals an apple who deserves prison.
I mean…isn’t it Jason’s fault for going after the joker?….ALONE
Which game does this scene pop up in?
Arkham knight
If I was Batman i would beat joker too death
But you aren’t, so…
Joker isn’t real so
Can’t Believe Batman Let This Nigga Live After He Literally Killed/Totured Your Son
@@theofficialmonarch but let's Say hypothetically he is in Batman's shoes killing the Joker would make him no different than the Joker so....
@@St3fi_4ndrei he'd save countless lives killing joker. So he's actually better ending him, instead of letting him run wild on a killing spree
In the DC Animated Universe Joker is fine with Tim Drake telling him Batman's real identity but in the Arkham games he doesn't want Jason Todd telling him
No fun in cheating the answers
Jason wasn't the one he was trying to torture and brainwash into becoming a mini Joker. I would assume that Tim was allowed to tell him because Joker chose him to become part of his 'family'. Jason was at least spared from that nightmarish fate, albeit given a tragic one of death instead..
Those are two separate versions of the joker with the only thing in common about them either than their personalities is they’re both voiced by mark hamili
@@lucaschannel726, agreed. He got no continuity about him there..
YOU GOTTA BE CRUEL TO BE kiND 😭🤣🤣
Poor guy
Scary thing.
This was pretty tame compared to the comic.
it was pretty much a mere expansion to the torture and showed how J became the ak
Is this a side mission or the main story in Arkham Knight
@jamla style ok thank you
Main story... since the game is about Jason Todd becoming the "Arkham knight" hence the name
It took me 10 mins to find this vid and I thought it was worth it. Do I need therapy
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Is there a comic based on this game or scene? If yes, what’s its name?
why wont batman save him?
It's a flashback
Idk why Bruce don't fight joker on each torture he gets
He only watches todd gets torture
atleast redhood got revenge
If only Batman would've been a real man for once then Barbara wouldn't have had to lose her legs, both jason and commissioner gordon wouldn't have had to go through such monstrous torture, batman doesn't kill joker in fear of not turning himself into another joker but this selfish wish of his cost thousands of life every year, changed jason from a happy boy who loved working with batman to a deppressed adult who hates bruce, the torture jim gordon went through, i wouldn't even consider it on my worst enemy, barbara lost her legs and her dignity...
In a way batman is way worse version of joker, atleast joker admits that he is a psycho and kills anyone who stands in his way but bruce is as psycho as joker but he won't admit it. He just magically wants to bring his parents back, make gotham like a way where heroes and villains live in harmony like some fuckin utopia and for that he lets anyone in his way die indirectly through joker, let it be civilians or his bat family
Troy Baker
Why man didn't save Jason in ham knight? Is he stupid?
This scene here is a flashback
Y'all know batman is to blame for this
I mean it’s kind of Jason’s fault to
Joker?
@@spectraphantom5870yea he turned his comms and emergency tracker off
@@TopDogAnubis9047 That is the dumbest thing to do when you are in Batman’s crew
@@spectraphantom5870 why go alone on top of that
anyone knows where you find these scenes in the arkham knight game?
It's during the main story during the Harley Quinn mission at the movie studios
Боже какой великолепный момент
bro wtf
@@brenden-xk4wthe probably means great writing
The fact bruce was just watching it-
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xd why was one of the time stamp jason whimpering
@@cucuch-fd1md dont worry about it
Rocksteady was basically screaming in our faces in these scenes "Jason Todd is the Arkham Knight!" Horrible buildup
I don't really think. This far into the game, the player has almost forgotten about Arkham Knight and was really invested in the Joker infected stuff. The buildup, for a first timer, was about how cruel Joker was and what happened to Jason. You only notice it's about Knight when you've already beaten the game.
why batman didnt help jasson todd
I don't get it isn't batman right there though why doesn't he save him
these are hallucinations lol
I think you need to play this game. 😂
Those are flashbacks. I mean, did you see the metal suit bat guy with a voice modulator? That's Jason a year later..😂❤😊
How to rescue
Да ни как. Это отличный оммаж на мультфильм "Under the red hood".
I wish bro i wish
I fucking wish.
You can't sadly
Jason looks cute when tortured ^^
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Huh
Buddy is definitely mentally ill
Digital footprint is real with this one 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Bud is a real life sadist
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