What's disturbing is that Joker might not think he's lying. He said it himself: "Sometimes I remember it one way, sometimes another. If I'm going to have a past, *I prefer it to be multiple-choice."*
As someone who has experienced emotional trauma, and I haven’t even had it as worse as a lot of people out there, I can confirm this. A lot of times you don’t want to directly seek out the memory, yet you so desperately want to get it out of you. At the same time also, you don’t want to take away the intricate coping mechanisms you have developed over the years, which just so happened to be extremely dysfunctional. Thing is though, the reason why you’re scared to change from this, is because your nervous system might have an inkling of an idea that it’s dysfunctional, but since it knows nothing else, it’s simply not permitting you to just open up and let all that go and find other coping mechanisms besides insanity.
People forget that the Joker doesn’t even know his own childhood. It’s such a blur to him because his madness is beyond repair. Even in this show when he does go sane, the Joker is still in there and the memories he has aren’t real. Joker has done this over and over again in order to keep people in line. He’s tried this on Batman too, and the fact that he can’t make Batman crack is why he’s obsessed with him. The joker is the king of lying and manipulation. Harley was one of the most tragic results of that.
I dunno, he's oddly wholesome with his wife and stepkids later on in the series. Still the Joker, but the refreshing part is he breaks free of the tired old archetype the comics, movies and other cartoons have established about him. Yes, we know he's crazy. Yes, we know he's inane and unpredictable and murderous and yadda yadda yadda... what sets this series apart for me is certain parts are super slice of life, mixed with dark comedy and action. For the first season yeah he's totally the regular Joker doing regular Joker things, but even he says he's gotten tired of it and ends up breaking free of the mould.
@@ershnuff difference with his current family is that he met them after he became sane. I’m pretty sure he kept his memories from being an average dude, and he could recognize he was genuinely happy with them, and actually has a bond. But that’s cos he made those bonds while normal. If he had met them as the Joker, he probably would’ve just ignored them or killed them.
@@ershnuff That's not it; Joker has always wanted a stable domestic life. Harley Quinn found that out but because she was mentally broken and now Harley Quinn. They could no longer have that future together. It is the one thing they both wanted but because of the clown makeup, they can never have it.
Do people still not realise this story isn't actually true? Joker is a master manipulator, he was pulling one of the oldest tricks in the book to perfection and Harley bought every word of it.
Not even he knows how he ended up being the joker, the rest of the joke only brings you to the important thing, the punchline, the rest doesn’t really matter
To this day... We actually don't know what Joker's origin story is. Not in the comics not in the movies not in the cartoons either. Every time he "revealed" it always it turned out to be lies.
His origin was he was the original Red Hood that fell into the chemicals after a fight with batman. This has been his most consistent origin and the killing joke would solidify it only changing it to portray the joker as a victim rather than the instigator of his own insanity.
@@TheSameGoobyGuy That's a different cannon Cause Killing Joke also shows his "origin" Joker doesn't have a set in stone backstory because he only exists to foil Batman Past doesn't matter nor Future Only the game at the present Get with the program normie
I know this isn’t his actually his origin story, but the idea that Batman’s worst villain’s most prized individual being a ferret makes it very relatable
No one wants the real origin story. Joker was in college and smoked some weed. This is what happens when you smoke too much marijuana. Soon another person will come on this comment and will go on and on , on how safe weed is, and will prove they are insane, by them thinking I actually care about their long winded analysis on how weed is safer than alcohol, according to him.
I think we just need to accept that we will never know Joker’s true origin story because it is meant to be ambiguous. He is a representation of all of us. All it takes is a final push to go mad. No matter what it is.
Dude, you start off right and then nose dive. A representation of all of us? One final push? That’s what he would say. He’s not right and he’s not written to be right. People go through traumatic events all the time and come out sane. The joker isn’t representative of humanity. The point of one of his most famous appearances is that he’s abnormal and he’s wrong to think he isn’t. Saying he’s like all of us is just… edgy for the sake of being edgy.
The thing is, we already know Joker was originally with alias of Red Hood. And he had a wife which died from a shooting and during a robbery attempt on a plant, he fell into acid and burned his face.. His sanity was gone at that time. It's why his face is bleached.
@@yeboxxx_channel_2505 he may have been redhood, it's not entirely confirmed. There was many redhoods. We don't know if his wife died or if he really even had a wife. He could had just blenched his skin. I don't think it's that hard to disfigure yourself like that
But isn't it confirmed that he fell down in some chemicals? I mean he threw harley in so that she can become kind of a joker. Also the Joaquin Phoenix movie and batman 89 had origin stories even if they were part of another universe
"That day he took the only thing I loved away from me, then he beat the shit out of me" the delivery of that line was hilarious and it seems like split personality disorder runs in the family
There’s not such thing as split personality disorder. If you mean Dissociative Identity Disorder formerly known as Multiple Personalities, that does exist but it doesn’t turn you into an unhinged violent psychopath one minute and normal the next. That’s just Hollywood drama
In fact I’d wager that his grudge with the wealthy was from the fact that his parents were probably working all the time. Then his dad went insane from it all going economically downhill, got drunk with a friend who came over to commiserate, then they had drunk friend sex and the the rest was as he said minus the wealth.
The entire point of the story is a lie. He is playing Harley. He stole [redacted]'s story and used it to trick Harley. It isn't real. It never happened. It very well could have in some origin, but Joker has no origin. He is the Joker, and that's it.
SPOILER FOR THOSE WHO HAVEN'T WATCHED THIS YET It's revealed later in the episode that The Joker was lying and stole Ivy's backstory as they were in the same group therapy. So yeah, Joker was just lying, we still aren't sure about his past.
@@kermitgotthesickkicks4265 the most truthful one is he was the original red hood and fell into a vat of acid which made him got crazy and boom, the joker, the killing joke also solidified this as probably the one that’s true
The Joker keeps saying his backstory is like a multi choice story. Intreasting because we keep hearing something different everytime the joker tells his story. We may never know but as the Joker May put it, “We’re the fun in that if I just told you the punch line.”
Actually, Harley Quinn wasn't really an ally of Batman, just another Psychiatrist working at Arkham Asylum. She never really was working closely with Batman.
The funny thing is Joker’s backstory doesn’t matter. He’s not a person, he’s a character that he’ll play until the day he dies. The mistake Harley…ahem, Dr. Quinzell makes is that she believes in the person that’s not there. Joker is just that, a joke, and trying to read more into him than that is the trap he sets. The only reason he changes later is that he gets to live as a person again and learns to be a three-dimensional character, the Joker, a husband and father.
Only because his 7-14 year comic cannon relationship with Halrey Quinn give him the tools to be able to do so. Harley Quinn changed Joker; she made him related to people again on some level. Why do you think Joker cares about his new flame Punchline ? Because Harely Quinn gave him the tools to do so. Harley Quinn made Joker feel emotions again and he love-hated her for it.
The fact that Mr.Joker not only manipulated but even drove insane the psychiatrist who came to cure him, is just too great too see. This proves why he is so worthy of being the perfect enemy for Batman
You know you really have to appreciate how smart Joker really is and how he is a formidable enemy for Batman cause Batman always has plans to beat criminals but Joker is just that unpredictable. Also the fact that he swayed Harley, someone who has a high degree in psychology with a convincing lie
Much rather prefer this backstory than the one in “Mad Love” episode in Batman Animated. There, Harley was absolutely subservient to Joker’s mind games but here Harley is still bought into it but has the right amount of sass and backbone so she isn’t naive.
@@goodmorning2386 remembee that harleen has never been a sane person, she always had that little spice inside of her, the joker just gave her a little push
im looking for the moment harley says "i used to be docter too"...if anyone knows where to find it, i would appreciate it if someone told me/sent me a link to it
What gets me is that this is really a stealth backstory from Ivy, it lines up with earlier scenes in the series where they dove into her brain and saw her abusive dad.
Idk how this got in my reccommended idk anything about this show or movie like I don’t even know if it’s a show or a movie. But I can full heartedly say that whoever is the voice actor for Joker is absolutely killing it
Fun fact: Even the Joker doesn't know his backstory is. Even the famous "Killing Joke" story (the storie with Jack Napier, the failed comidien and the fall into the acid-pitt) is only the Version, that is the most dominant in his head.
And that's the reason why joker likes batman. Most people like harley, i mean dr. Quinzel read into the situation too much, but in the end trying to read into the joke too much just makes it boring, Batman on the other hand doesn't read into the joker he knows everything joker does is a "joke", and in the end batman has to become the punchline, literally, to stop the joke.
That Cop behind the glass is all like, that's not the story I heard, the one I heard was about how he had a less funnier twin brother who died twice before he doused him with spray that apparently made him insane, but might as well have been water.
You wanna know how I got these emotional scars? So he’s the Joker we know this. We also know its a play on the “You wanna know how I got these scars?” question Heath Ledger’s Joker asks throughout The Dark Knight. So for him to reference this line well… wouldn’t he have had to see this movie?
0:29 Actually, Zsasz came from a pretty rich home but (like Bruce Wayne) his parents died and he inherited the fortune. He only went insane after losing all of it at the iceberg lounge and stabbing a robber who tried to mug him.
While the joker could be lying about his childhood, he might not be trying to lie. “Sometimes I remember it one way, sometimes another. If I’m going to have a past, I prefer it to be multiple choice.” One thing that remains consistent with his childhood stories in every Batman series that’s worth noting is that his father was abusive. He just doesn’t remember why his father abused him as a child. Every instance I can think of where he talks about his abusive father is the new Batman animated series, the dark knight, Gotham, the Harley Quinn animated series, and the joker movie.
Quite a funny story. Have he ever told his true story to anybody? He really knows how to win an empathy from people. That's really cool for a psycho like him.
You know a small part of me wishes this was like any othet fairy tail where she's able to change him but reality is cruel and the way she got hurt is crueler
0:49 idk why that "think you can hurt me sweetheart" with that hair style gave me Alternate Universe Yujrio Hanma Vibes for some odd reason, how his voice lowered
Reminder that joker doesn’t even know his story, so no it will never be revealed. Also if it is revealed I’m sure it will be retconned as fast as it came.
Finally he said THE LINE!!!! "you wanna know... how I got these emotional Scars" YESSS HE SAID IT!!!! But I feel bad for him.... I almost started crying because he talked about that
Joker is a master manipulater, it was revealed that he stole Ivy's story as he manipulated Harley as a lie, you know that this is not his actual origin story story. Nobody knows his actual origin story as its a *mystery* It's not true that he said this as I don't know why you cried from this scene because you should know this *isn't true*
When the pain drives you to madness no one sees what pushed you over the edge only the madness left in you that is you last path to protecting yourself joker is mad crazy batshit but his backstory will never been the truth because that would be accepted vulnerability and would be a step back from that edge to be the joker he can never fully heal and to be healed he will have to let the joker go he smiles but inside is the sad clown who can’t accept or work through his emotions or mental hang ups
That's were joker laughter come from his abuse father laugh the pain That's why joker always hurt someone because it makes him happy just like his father happy hit his son
"You wanna know how I got these *emotional* scars?"
Ha!,, he said the thing!! 😃
@@LaphyTaphyCreation almost but originally would've been face scars
@@dylanthebiguy yes
@@LaphyTaphyCreation yep
emotional damage
What's disturbing is that Joker might not think he's lying.
He said it himself: "Sometimes I remember it one way, sometimes another. If I'm going to have a past, *I prefer it to be multiple-choice."*
Yep, he’s completely insane.
What a gamer
@@user-cx9un9fs7q Either that or he actually comes from multiple realities simultaneously... you know, the “supersane” theory.
@@cezarcatalin1406 definitely
As someone who has experienced emotional trauma, and I haven’t even had it as worse as a lot of people out there, I can confirm this. A lot of times you don’t want to directly seek out the memory, yet you so desperately want to get it out of you. At the same time also, you don’t want to take away the intricate coping mechanisms you have developed over the years, which just so happened to be extremely dysfunctional. Thing is though, the reason why you’re scared to change from this, is because your nervous system might have an inkling of an idea that it’s dysfunctional, but since it knows nothing else, it’s simply not permitting you to just open up and let all that go and find other coping mechanisms besides insanity.
"He took the one thing I love, and then he beat the shit out of me" that last part😂💀
Yeah, That was epic.
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The thing that it was ivy's backstory
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Da
People forget that the Joker doesn’t even know his own childhood. It’s such a blur to him because his madness is beyond repair. Even in this show when he does go sane, the Joker is still in there and the memories he has aren’t real.
Joker has done this over and over again in order to keep people in line. He’s tried this on Batman too, and the fact that he can’t make Batman crack is why he’s obsessed with him.
The joker is the king of lying and manipulation. Harley was one of the most tragic results of that.
I dunno, he's oddly wholesome with his wife and stepkids later on in the series. Still the Joker, but the refreshing part is he breaks free of the tired old archetype the comics, movies and other cartoons have established about him. Yes, we know he's crazy. Yes, we know he's inane and unpredictable and murderous and yadda yadda yadda... what sets this series apart for me is certain parts are super slice of life, mixed with dark comedy and action. For the first season yeah he's totally the regular Joker doing regular Joker things, but even he says he's gotten tired of it and ends up breaking free of the mould.
@@ershnuff difference with his current family is that he met them after he became sane. I’m pretty sure he kept his memories from being an average dude, and he could recognize he was genuinely happy with them, and actually has a bond. But that’s cos he made those bonds while normal. If he had met them as the Joker, he probably would’ve just ignored them or killed them.
The joker never was honest about his past
@@ershnuff That's not it; Joker has always wanted a stable domestic life. Harley Quinn found that out but because she was mentally broken and now Harley Quinn. They could no longer have that future together. It is the one thing they both wanted but because of the clown makeup, they can never have it.
But in the comics, Jason Todd correctly deduced that Joker isn't really insane. He just uses insanity as a way to escape the death penalty.
Do people still not realise this story isn't actually true? Joker is a master manipulator, he was pulling one of the oldest tricks in the book to perfection and Harley bought every word of it.
Not even he knows how he ended up being the joker, the rest of the joke only brings you to the important thing, the punchline, the rest doesn’t really matter
They even say in the show this was one of ivy's story
Some people believe that he used to be a criminal trying to make money but then one day he fell into toxic waste And became the clown Prince of crime
i thought so
@@net343 hey you profile picture is my Home Screen!
To this day... We actually don't know what Joker's origin story is. Not in the comics not in the movies not in the cartoons either. Every time he "revealed" it always it turned out to be lies.
His origin was he was the original Red Hood that fell into the chemicals after a fight with batman. This has been his most consistent origin and the killing joke would solidify it only changing it to portray the joker as a victim rather than the instigator of his own insanity.
@@coryfice1881
We mean what lead up to that was a mystery
@@coryfice1881 exactly.
What about batman 1989? We litterally see his original
@@TheSameGoobyGuy
That's a different cannon
Cause Killing Joke also shows his "origin"
Joker doesn't have a set in stone backstory because he only exists to foil Batman
Past doesn't matter nor Future
Only the game at the present
Get with the program normie
Hits hard when you realise this was ivy’s childhood
I know this isn’t his actually his origin story, but the idea that Batman’s worst villain’s most prized individual being a ferret makes it very relatable
I love how the Joker 🃏 in the flash back is really like Heath Ledger version.
Yeah but Heath would never abuse her.
Like Heath Ledger’s joker had no one. Absolutely no one. In fact, with a Joker like Heath, Harley could abuse him if she got him vulnerable.
@@jackster9775 ?
@@tobsonasanya4765 Heath ledger’s joker is believed to be a result of not having anyone to love him.
@@tobsonasanya4765 so unlike others it would seem that he’d really love Harley if we got a chance to see that on screen.
honestly loving this joker's look. he's kinda slaying y'know
agreed
agreed
Cringe
@@kidnamedfinger6877 finger, you slayn’t
@@WS_Studios not even a word
“If you have to have an origin story you’re better off making it multiple choice”
Imagine out of no where they actually pull an origin story that’s actually real but everyone thinks it’s a lie
IIMAGINEEEE
FRR
No one wants the real origin story. Joker was in college and smoked some weed. This is what happens when you smoke too much marijuana. Soon another person will come on this comment and will go on and on , on how safe weed is, and will prove they are insane, by them thinking I actually care about their long winded analysis on how weed is safer than alcohol, according to him.
ps I wrote this before seeing your name.
The joker saw a few too many Trollface memes and decided to do some trolling of his own
I think we just need to accept that we will never know Joker’s true origin story because it is meant to be ambiguous. He is a representation of all of us. All it takes is a final push to go mad. No matter what it is.
Dude, you start off right and then nose dive. A representation of all of us? One final push? That’s what he would say. He’s not right and he’s not written to be right. People go through traumatic events all the time and come out sane. The joker isn’t representative of humanity. The point of one of his most famous appearances is that he’s abnormal and he’s wrong to think he isn’t. Saying he’s like all of us is just… edgy for the sake of being edgy.
@@LadonMach exactly, that's the whole point of the killing joke, Jim Gordon didn't snap. He didn't go mad. He stayed sane
The thing is, we already know Joker was originally with alias of Red Hood.
And he had a wife which died from a shooting and during a robbery attempt on a plant, he fell into acid and burned his face.. His sanity was gone at that time. It's why his face is bleached.
@@yeboxxx_channel_2505 he may have been redhood, it's not entirely confirmed. There was many redhoods. We don't know if his wife died or if he really even had a wife. He could had just blenched his skin. I don't think it's that hard to disfigure yourself like that
But isn't it confirmed that he fell down in some chemicals? I mean he threw harley in so that she can become kind of a joker. Also the Joaquin Phoenix movie and batman 89 had origin stories even if they were part of another universe
"That day he took the only thing I loved away from me, then he beat the shit out of me"
the delivery of that line was hilarious
and it seems like split personality disorder runs in the family
How is that split personality disorder?
@@verycreativename1865 maybe not split personality, but it seems like the father became a different person when he was beating the joker
There’s not such thing as split personality disorder. If you mean Dissociative Identity Disorder formerly known as Multiple Personalities, that does exist but it doesn’t turn you into an unhinged violent psychopath one minute and normal the next. That’s just Hollywood drama
This definitely happened. Only he wasn’t wealthy.
In fact I’d wager that his grudge with the wealthy was from the fact that his parents were probably working all the time.
Then his dad went insane from it all going economically downhill, got drunk with a friend who came over to commiserate, then they had drunk friend sex and the the rest was as he said minus the wealth.
The entire point of the story is a lie. He is playing Harley. He stole [redacted]'s story and used it to trick Harley. It isn't real. It never happened. It very well could have in some origin, but Joker has no origin. He is the Joker, and that's it.
@@silkyful9853 Ik who’s story it was stolen from. However, his father executing a beloved family pet in front of him whilst laughing wasn’t stolen.
@@silkyful9853 also this version of Joker was introduced burning the wealthy down with no cameras focused on him whatsoever.
@@jackster9775 It was Ivy's
Awwwww, the bit where he holds harleens hand!
Who knows if he wasnt LYING about his childhood being insane and all?
he was definitely lying.
@@iRazenrak Maybe so
He wasn't lying. You can tell in his eyes
@@sunday1409 Some say he was though
@@sunday1409 he is lying, later on ivy tells harley that it was HER story and that he stole it
SPOILER FOR THOSE WHO HAVEN'T WATCHED THIS YET
It's revealed later in the episode that The Joker was lying and stole Ivy's backstory as they were in the same group therapy. So yeah, Joker was just lying, we still aren't sure about his past.
Yeah and we never will know his past.
@@kermitgotthesickkicks4265 the most truthful one is he was the original red hood and fell into a vat of acid which made him got crazy and boom, the joker, the killing joke also solidified this as probably the one that’s true
I didn't even need to watch this to know that was a lie lol
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ivys origin story ?
@@aleezaiqbal7788 her dad threw her pet ficus Mr. Ferris out the window and then he beat her
"Why people believes him? He is a manipulator" Ivy literally says to Harley he stole her story from group therapy
Ivy's dad is a piece of work.
Joker gets an A- on acting, he shouldnt have panicked when HQ said "Next week"
The Joker keeps saying his backstory is like a multi choice story. Intreasting because we keep hearing something different everytime the joker tells his story. We may never know but as the Joker May put it, “We’re the fun in that if I just told you the punch line.”
And Harley used to be an ally to Batman.
Don't forget Harvey Deny/Two Face, oh and of course Jason Todd, the second Robin.
Actually, Harley Quinn wasn't really an ally of Batman, just another Psychiatrist working at Arkham Asylum. She never really was working closely with Batman.
The funny thing is Joker’s backstory doesn’t matter. He’s not a person, he’s a character that he’ll play until the day he dies. The mistake Harley…ahem, Dr. Quinzell makes is that she believes in the person that’s not there. Joker is just that, a joke, and trying to read more into him than that is the trap he sets. The only reason he changes later is that he gets to live as a person again and learns to be a three-dimensional character, the Joker, a husband and father.
Your explanation has to be the most perfect explanation I have read in a very long time. Thank you
So well said!
Only because his 7-14 year comic cannon relationship with Halrey Quinn give him the tools to be able to do so. Harley Quinn changed Joker; she made him related to people again on some level. Why do you think Joker cares about his new flame Punchline ? Because Harely Quinn gave him the tools to do so. Harley Quinn made Joker feel emotions again and he love-hated her for it.
He’s said himself He’s an idea
The fact that Mr.Joker not only manipulated but even drove insane the psychiatrist who came to cure him, is just too great too see.
This proves why he is so worthy of being the perfect enemy for Batman
You know you really have to appreciate how smart Joker really is and how he is a formidable enemy for Batman cause Batman always has plans to beat criminals but Joker is just that unpredictable. Also the fact that he swayed Harley, someone who has a high degree in psychology with a convincing lie
"If ik going to have a backstory i'd like it to be multiple choice"~Joker
Every Joker backstory is a tragedy, but he makes it a comedy.
Not a single word that came out of his mouth was real.
Liar. Every word he spoke was real. They are all in the dictionary.
Much rather prefer this backstory than the one in “Mad Love” episode in Batman Animated. There, Harley was absolutely subservient to Joker’s mind games but here Harley is still bought into it but has the right amount of sass and backbone so she isn’t naive.
Ikr? She’s was a psychologist, she would’ve worked with manipulative people and psychopaths before, she’d probably know their games better
@@goodmorning2386 remembee that harleen has never been a sane person, she always had that little spice inside of her, the joker just gave her a little push
@@callmenico9643 that's cool! I've probably gotta watch more batman universe stuff 😆
When you realise this is actually Ivy's past :(
Joker's origin story is that his parents were gunned down in an alley when they were all walking home from a theater play.
And his moms name is martha
I actually felt bad for the guy until later in the episode when it turned out he made it up by plagiarizing from Poison Ivy.
Ikr? Then it’s like “poor poison ivy :( horrible joker”
Ivy was the one who was more grateful to Harley in reality also
The way he added the then he beat the sh*t out of me.
This scene is literally a huge reference to Mad Love in the animated series. 2:30
Does anyone remember how batman accidentally created the joker, he used to be a thief and then fell into acid while fighting batman
2:11 I don’t why it’s so freaking funny when suddenly says *than he beat the sh*t out of me* I can’t 😂😂😂😂
I wish Harley had just then said "that's bullshit."
She really said let me fix you
He said the line. Kind of changed it a bit. But the main part of the line has been said.
You know shits crazy and serious when jokers laughs while he explains his greatest pain of all time.
Bro is such a good liar lol
Tbh he smiles like his father in this one I personally think he’s a spinning image of his father
He had an emotional childhood and created the red hood.
when Ivy told Harley the truth about this story is fake and how Joker twisted it up was so hilarious. Ivy wanted Harley so bad 😭
You know what a headcannon I have with another character may fit the joker as well His history got lost amongst his backstory a long time ago
im looking for the moment harley says "i used to be docter too"...if anyone knows where to find it, i would appreciate it if someone told me/sent me a link to it
Injustice 2-Harley Quinn all intro/ interaction Dialogues minute 19:31
@@claudialuquepazos2934 wow! Thanks
"I can fix him 🥺" 😂
so many girls have said that.
His dad is more terrifying than him
Son, we're not fond of you!
The fact that he's lying about his past just so harleen could feel sorry for him is so....like him
The fact people don’t realize this is an homage to btas in which he makes up fake origins for himself to manipulate people
"My parent's weren't very fond of me"
"What makes you think that?"
"Hmm, let's see... probably cuz they just straight up said it to my face."
"After all the maid was busy"😹😹😹wtf
What gets me is that this is really a stealth backstory from Ivy, it lines up with earlier scenes in the series where they dove into her brain and saw her abusive dad.
Idk how this got in my reccommended idk anything about this show or movie like I don’t even know if it’s a show or a movie. But I can full heartedly say that whoever is the voice actor for Joker is absolutely killing it
Fun fact:
Even the Joker doesn't know his backstory is. Even the famous "Killing Joke" story (the storie with Jack Napier, the failed comidien and the fall into the acid-pitt) is only the Version, that is the most dominant in his head.
I always had a feeling joker has D.I.D or there's 3 seperate jokers, that could explain the 3 seperate backstories.
How is that a fun fact? That's literally common knowledge for anyone that knows Batman.
1:17 this was actually funny
*You see, my father was a gamer...*
And that's the reason why joker likes batman. Most people like harley, i mean dr. Quinzel read into the situation too much, but in the end trying to read into the joke too much just makes it boring, Batman on the other hand doesn't read into the joker he knows everything joker does is a "joke", and in the end batman has to become the punchline, literally, to stop the joke.
I love how the :then he beat the shit out of me: as a joke and made it serous allmost like hes lying
And here we have the cap stage of rizz
That Cop behind the glass is all like, that's not the story I heard, the one I heard was about how he had a less funnier twin brother who died twice before he doused him with spray that apparently made him insane, but might as well have been water.
I know you should be shocked by jokers story but I could not stop smiling at the amazing performance.
"Boo hoo let me play a sad song for you on the worlds smallest violin." Mr krabs
So many origin stories, hardly any of them are true. But one thing that they all have in common: Joker's father was a FIEND.
a psychologist meet a psycho and turns more psycho than the psycho...
You'd think that, as a trained psychiatrist, Harley would have the skills to see through Joker's bullshit.
I'm glad to see the show cover Joker's victimizing manipulation skills.
Joker fell into a vat of acid.
Remember...Joker is lying the entire time here.
Wonder was that the same In 90s Batman
Yes and sky is blue what else did you want to tell us.
You wanna know how I got these emotional scars? So he’s the Joker we know this. We also know its a play on the “You wanna know how I got these scars?” question Heath Ledger’s Joker asks throughout The Dark Knight. So for him to reference this line well… wouldn’t he have had to see this movie?
Nope
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Actually, Zsasz came from a pretty rich home but (like Bruce Wayne) his parents died and he inherited the fortune. He only went insane after losing all of it at the iceberg lounge and stabbing a robber who tried to mug him.
Gives off the same energy as when doofenshmirtz lost his train
"I want to eat a normal meal, like a normal person, in a normal insane asylum" - brilliant
0:59 I love how he’s just bleeding
Man, when it comes to the Joker, he knew how to play Harleen like a fiddle. Poor girl never had a chance.
reminds me of the portrayal from the bat in the sun fan film, "dying is easy"greatest fan film ever imo
While the joker could be lying about his childhood, he might not be trying to lie. “Sometimes I remember it one way, sometimes another. If I’m going to have a past, I prefer it to be multiple choice.” One thing that remains consistent with his childhood stories in every Batman series that’s worth noting is that his father was abusive. He just doesn’t remember why his father abused him as a child. Every instance I can think of where he talks about his abusive father is the new Batman animated series, the dark knight, Gotham, the Harley Quinn animated series, and the joker movie.
I feel more for the ferret, he seemed so cute and happy
for a minute i almost felt bad for joker then i realized that he said he believes his backstory should be multiple choice
"HIS" childhood
Joker fact: his mother is his weakness because she’s the only thing in the world he actually loves
*EMOTIONAL DAMAGE* Joker Edition
He took Ivy's story and manipulated it to get what he wants
Quite a funny story. Have he ever told his true story to anybody?
He really knows how to win an empathy from people.
That's really cool for a psycho like him.
You know a small part of me wishes this was like any othet fairy tail where she's able to change him but reality is cruel and the way she got hurt is crueler
References to “The Dark Knight” and “Mad Love” from “The New Batman Adventures.”
0:49 idk why that "think you can hurt me sweetheart" with that hair style gave me Alternate Universe Yujrio Hanma Vibes for some odd reason, how his voice lowered
Is Arkham made out of fuckin marshmellows? Every other day they're breaking out of it
His fake childhood
*jocker tells emotional story*
*crys*
"Were did u get more licerish?'
"I got more :)"
"Want some batman?"
*dies out of laughter*
HE SAID THE THING 😂
One of the best if not the best episode of the show right here.
Reminder that joker doesn’t even know his story, so no it will never be revealed. Also if it is revealed I’m sure it will be retconned as fast as it came.
Batman asked someone about Joker's back story, and the response I think , is which one. There is suppose to be three.
Why is this writing... this acting! So good?
Finally he said THE LINE!!!! "you wanna know... how I got these emotional Scars" YESSS HE SAID IT!!!! But I feel bad for him.... I almost started crying because he talked about that
he was lying to manipulate harley
Joker is a master manipulater, it was revealed that he stole Ivy's story as he manipulated Harley as a lie, you know that this is not his actual origin story story. Nobody knows his actual origin story as its a *mystery* It's not true that he said this as I don't know why you cried from this scene because you should know this *isn't true*
@@cryptiik9311 oh. Ok
@@artforgreatness2015 ok
When the pain drives you to madness no one sees what pushed you over the edge only the madness left in you that is you last path to protecting yourself joker is mad crazy batshit but his backstory will never been the truth because that would be accepted vulnerability and would be a step back from that edge to be the joker he can never fully heal and to be healed he will have to let the joker go he smiles but inside is the sad clown who can’t accept or work through his emotions or mental hang ups
Joker: he took the one thing i love then he beat the shit outta me 🤣
Hmm batman's series on that was more humane jus said broke his 👃
That's were joker laughter come from his abuse father laugh the pain
That's why joker always hurt someone because it makes him happy just like his father happy hit his son
It's possible that The Joker manipulating people by telling the truth, but over exagerating.