In a strange way, I could see a red lantern ring working for Batman. After all vengeance is what that core is all about. And if any hero in the DC universe could control the pure power of rage, I think it would be Batman. After all, we know, Bruce has a lot of baggage and would love nothing more than to brutally kill someone like the joker, but he’s able to restrain himself because he knows, everyone deserves a chance of redemption. So I feel like he could conquer the red lantern ring. And unlike a group like the green lanterns, where there are a lot of rules that have to be followed, the red lanterns would kind of just let Batman do whatever he wants as long as he is avenging people.
Tim would be better Blue Lantern or Star Sapphire than Green or Yellow. He became Robin to draw Batman from his darkness after Jason's death and provide him with hope, and he has the most friends and loved ones with his relationship with Spoiler, Young Justice, his father and stepmother, the rest of the Bat-Family ect as well as often showing mercy and compassion to his enemies. Tim Drake: "I'm not Batman. I have friends"
@@huntertezz Well trying to clone your loved ones is a very Star Sapphire thing to do. But it was mostly lazy writing from DC to tramatize our poor boy.
@@UltraVioletKnight That was not even his only dark moment. He has been through alot. Atleast aside from his parents everyone he lose did come back because comics.
Although I do think star sapphire is a good choice for Alfred, I think the indigo tribe would be even better. After all, we know that, at least at the beginning, Alfred did not agree with Bruce wanting to become Batman. But despite his own personal feelings, he understood that this is something Bruce felt that he needed to do and Alfred chose to support him through it. Alfred sympathized with Bruce, and was compassionate enough to help as best as he could even if part of him would rather him never put on the cowl again Don’t get me wrong, Alfred undoubtably loves Bruce with all of his heart, but I just think compassion is better suited for this. After all, if it was just love, Alfred would do everything in his power to stop him from being Batman even if that meant turning him into the police, just so he wouldn’t get himself killed fighting Gods. But instead, Alfred has the compassion to recognize that this is some Bruce needs to do to cope with what he has gone through
Bro…yellow lanterns aren’t ruled by fear. They cause it. “You have the ability to instill great fear. Welcome to the sinestro corp” is literally the first thing the yellow ring says when picking a new recruit. Tim would in no way be a yellow lantern. I don’t think Cassandra would either, but idk as much about her. Also, the green lantern welcome is “you have the ability to overcome great fear. Welcome to the Green Lantern Corp”
To instill fear you need to have a clear understanding of what it means to be afraid. Batman would make a great yellow lantern because he understands the concept of fear. Mastering it as an adult yet totured by it all his life.
@@tyrellmultimedia I’m not saying Batman wouldn’t be a good yellow lantern. He has canonically received the yellow ring. Though that being said, I do think he more fits the willpower aspect, but my argument is that Tim would not be a yellow lantern at all. He’d make an amazing green lantern because he’s an incredibly willful individual. He knew someone needed to be Robin so he stepped in. He might also make a good blue lantern because he is there as a foil to Batman. To lighten Bruce’s shadows and grimness. I also believe that Damian would, although a green lantern would fit him, he would 100% be chosen by the indigo Corp for his sheer capacity for compassion
Love the video tho I do wonder how did Signal not make the cut lol? I just thought he would be on here somce he was on the thumbnail. But I don't blame you for forgetting him since it seems the comic is forgot Jim too
Honestly blue could work for Gordon and batman, purely because of the hope they have that they can fix the city or, in batmans case, fix his villains and help them be better people
Commissioner would be epic as a Green Lantern. How he kept being a good cop year after year after year, in a corrupt GCPD and just living in and fighting for Gotham alone. He could really make a difference then. And for Lucius, imagine having all that intelligence and ability to physically make the Bat Toys for his partner. he could do it in an instance. Any size, way, shape and form. I just don't if it "Comes in black" hahahaha. All of them would be green
If I remember correctly, Batman can't be a Green Lantern, at least not permanently. In one of the comics a ring went to him, but he was told to be a Green Lantern he needs to let go of his fear and move on from the night his parents passed. But when he put the ring on, the construct that was made was instantly his parents, because of his need for fear and unable to heal from that trauma, he was unable to keep the ring. As for being a white, he'd need to be in touch with all of his emotions, but he's far from that, because he mostly suppresses them, except when he's being Bruce Wayne, but more often, he's putting on a front, still hiding his emotions. The only emotions his truly embracing are will and fear, but he leans into fear way more. But because of him suppressing nearly all of his emotions I think he'd fit Ultraviolet a bit as well. Just my opinion. Also Jason is likely to use yellow or red, but he has shown he could use indigo. He's expressed a lot of compassion for others, like when he met Bizarro and tought him a lot about the world and became good friends with him. I agree with everything else
I feel like Batman, to a certain extent could wield a red lantern ring. Since the red lanterns are all about revenge and getting back at people who have wronged them, and Batman‘s motto is all I am VENGEANCE I am the night I am Batman
And for other characters Azrael - Will Spoiler - Compassion Batwing - Hope The Signal - Fear or Compassion Huntress - Life or Will Batman Beyond - Will or Hope, possibly Rage
It feels odd to say it, but Batman likely isn't suited to Green. That baggage involving his parents death and 'blaming' himself over it, that's a big negative to being a Green Lantern. As has been mentioned, Fear is the 'opposite' of will on the Ring spectrum, so Green Lanterns have to overcome there own fear. I'm not sure there is ever really a portrayal of Batman where that is a thing; it is almost the one common constraint among all portrayals of the character.
I'm kind of surprised you don't use more comic book examples. I mean clearly you're aware of them because all three of your choices for Batman are informed by the corps he's already been a part of in the comics. When you say you think he could wield a white Lantern ring, well yeah, he did in that Michael Bendis comic. Granted, that white ring was defective which is part of why Batman could wield it. (Which I'm always glad they wrote that into the story because let's be real, there's no way Batman as great as he is can master all of the other emotions well enough to wield a white ring properly.)
I'm not completely sure what you mean. I used pictures of lanterns he's been before in the video. Also not sure what else I could have said to back up my points. Thought I covered them pretty well.
@@tyrellmultimedia I'm sorry, I don't mean for that to sound like a negative comment. I liked the opinions you had in the video and I like that in some videos you don't get so bogged down in the comics that your videos become inaccessible. You relay the information in a way that anyone, not just comic book veterans, can see where you're coming from. The white lantern thing was really the only case in which I thought the comics were more germane to your discussion. Because I believe there's only been one time Batman has ever been a white Lantern and it just seemed kind of worth noting that...that ring was defective. In the same way that Alan Scott's Green Lantern ring is kind of defective. Still works but not like it normally does, thus why Batman was capable of wearing it, but otherwise nah. Since he has to master the other light and some, like orange, I just don't think Bruce Wayne rich as he is could ever embrace greed to that degree. So in that one aspect, I just think the comics would've lent further credence to an argument for or against the white lantern hypothesis.
Oh no you weren't being negative no worries, I just didn't fully understand. But I got it now. I do usually like to make my viewpoints understandable by everyone. We as comic fans have the knowledge from the thousands of pages and literature that says one thing or the other. But yes I do like to model these videos to include and approach the "average" fan or the ones who simply find entertainment from this.
damian is 100 percent red hes a angry lil dude just rage all the time cassandra is def blue just def hope cuz I mean... look at her parents that's hoping to be better for sure.
Have you thought about doing a Teen Titans sinister six Team video that would be pretty cool like the 80s Classic Titans lineup or the 2000s lineup with Robin Raven Starfire cyborg Speedy kid flash wonder girl and Beast boy maybe Bumblebee etc
They should all be Star Sapphire because they're all hot (except the minors) Edit: Alfred would actually be a Black Lantern because he's dead Edit 2: I love the reasoning for Damian being yellow
Is Damian still evil now? Last time i heard he got kicked out and ran back to Talia. Also Lucius left the Bat family and arguably became evil because of the Joker who decided to repeat the killing joke.
No he never got kicked out. He ran away for a year but Bruce apologized and he came back. Damian also fixed his relationship with Talia who is back to being a Batman ally, joined a high school and got a Russian goth girlfriend from Japan
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Batman = will. Nightwing = hope. Red hood = rage. Red Robin = compassion. Catwoman = greed. Batgirl = compassion. Damian Wayne = rage
Nah I think will makes more sense for Batgirl/Oracke.
I disagree on Damian. Damian is a sheer force of will
Batman fear
@@jashthemad5 Batman is a toss up. I’d doesn’t matter. Both rings have tried to recruit him and he rejected them
@@tinysneakybagel782 yellow better
In a strange way, I could see a red lantern ring working for Batman. After all vengeance is what that core is all about. And if any hero in the DC universe could control the pure power of rage, I think it would be Batman. After all, we know, Bruce has a lot of baggage and would love nothing more than to brutally kill someone like the joker, but he’s able to restrain himself because he knows, everyone deserves a chance of redemption. So I feel like he could conquer the red lantern ring. And unlike a group like the green lanterns, where there are a lot of rules that have to be followed, the red lanterns would kind of just let Batman do whatever he wants as long as he is avenging people.
I agree everything you said is what I would had said
Great video. Always enjoy these "what if lanterns" for characters who usually aren't lanterns
Tim would be better Blue Lantern or Star Sapphire than Green or Yellow. He became Robin to draw Batman from his darkness after Jason's death and provide him with hope, and he has the most friends and loved ones with his relationship with Spoiler, Young Justice, his father and stepmother, the rest of the Bat-Family ect as well as often showing mercy and compassion to his enemies.
Tim Drake: "I'm not Batman. I have friends"
I don't see Tim as the most hopeful person anymore. He became pretty dark after losing alot of his loved ones.
At one point he tried to clone Conner.
@@huntertezz Well trying to clone your loved ones is a very Star Sapphire thing to do. But it was mostly lazy writing from DC to tramatize our poor boy.
@@UltraVioletKnight That was not even his only dark moment. He has been through alot.
Atleast aside from his parents everyone he lose did come back because comics.
Although I do think star sapphire is a good choice for Alfred, I think the indigo tribe would be even better. After all, we know that, at least at the beginning, Alfred did not agree with Bruce wanting to become Batman. But despite his own personal feelings, he understood that this is something Bruce felt that he needed to do and Alfred chose to support him through it.
Alfred sympathized with Bruce, and was compassionate enough to help as best as he could even if part of him would rather him never put on the cowl again
Don’t get me wrong, Alfred undoubtably loves Bruce with all of his heart, but I just think compassion is better suited for this. After all, if it was just love, Alfred would do everything in his power to stop him from being Batman even if that meant turning him into the police, just so he wouldn’t get himself killed fighting Gods. But instead, Alfred has the compassion to recognize that this is some Bruce needs to do to cope with what he has gone through
Bro…yellow lanterns aren’t ruled by fear. They cause it. “You have the ability to instill great fear. Welcome to the sinestro corp” is literally the first thing the yellow ring says when picking a new recruit. Tim would in no way be a yellow lantern. I don’t think Cassandra would either, but idk as much about her. Also, the green lantern welcome is “you have the ability to overcome great fear. Welcome to the Green Lantern Corp”
To instill fear you need to have a clear understanding of what it means to be afraid. Batman would make a great yellow lantern because he understands the concept of fear. Mastering it as an adult yet totured by it all his life.
@@tyrellmultimedia I’m not saying Batman wouldn’t be a good yellow lantern. He has canonically received the yellow ring. Though that being said, I do think he more fits the willpower aspect, but my argument is that Tim would not be a yellow lantern at all. He’d make an amazing green lantern because he’s an incredibly willful individual. He knew someone needed to be Robin so he stepped in. He might also make a good blue lantern because he is there as a foil to Batman. To lighten Bruce’s shadows and grimness. I also believe that Damian would, although a green lantern would fit him, he would 100% be chosen by the indigo Corp for his sheer capacity for compassion
Been waiting for this one
Love your videos
Thanks man!
@@tyrellmultimedia video idea Justice League members as Lanterns (expect Green Lantern obviously)
Love the video tho I do wonder how did Signal not make the cut lol? I just thought he would be on here somce he was on the thumbnail. But I don't blame you for forgetting him since it seems the comic is forgot Jim too
Request: Shazam, Blue Beetle, and Sideways villains as lanterns.
I love these videos and the Sinister 6 videos!
Honestly blue could work for Gordon and batman, purely because of the hope they have that they can fix the city or, in batmans case, fix his villains and help them be better people
Commissioner would be epic as a Green Lantern. How he kept being a good cop year after year after year, in a corrupt GCPD and just living in and fighting for Gotham alone. He could really make a difference then. And for Lucius, imagine having all that intelligence and ability to physically make the Bat Toys for his partner. he could do it in an instance. Any size, way, shape and form. I just don't if it "Comes in black" hahahaha. All of them would be green
The batfamily is far more diverse in lantern corpse than Superman family
RED ROBIN YUMMM
You just told me a few times I'm a yellow ring. Haha!
Request: discuss something Azrael-related or LEGO Batman-related
If I remember correctly, Batman can't be a Green Lantern, at least not permanently. In one of the comics a ring went to him, but he was told to be a Green Lantern he needs to let go of his fear and move on from the night his parents passed. But when he put the ring on, the construct that was made was instantly his parents, because of his need for fear and unable to heal from that trauma, he was unable to keep the ring. As for being a white, he'd need to be in touch with all of his emotions, but he's far from that, because he mostly suppresses them, except when he's being Bruce Wayne, but more often, he's putting on a front, still hiding his emotions. The only emotions his truly embracing are will and fear, but he leans into fear way more. But because of him suppressing nearly all of his emotions I think he'd fit Ultraviolet a bit as well. Just my opinion.
Also Jason is likely to use yellow or red, but he has shown he could use indigo. He's expressed a lot of compassion for others, like when he met Bizarro and tought him a lot about the world and became good friends with him.
I agree with everything else
The Flash Family as lanterns please!
What would the lanterns look like if they were a latern
Probably Lanterns
Batman=Fear/Will. Nightwing=Hope, Red Hood=Rage, Robin(Tim Drake)= Will/Compassion, Catwoman= Greed/Will, Barbara Gordon=Love/Will, Damian Wayne=Rage
I feel like Batman, to a certain extent could wield a red lantern ring. Since the red lanterns are all about revenge and getting back at people who have wronged them, and Batman‘s motto is all I am VENGEANCE I am the night I am Batman
And for other characters
Azrael - Will
Spoiler - Compassion
Batwing - Hope
The Signal - Fear or Compassion
Huntress - Life or Will
Batman Beyond - Will or Hope, possibly Rage
It feels odd to say it, but Batman likely isn't suited to Green. That baggage involving his parents death and 'blaming' himself over it, that's a big negative to being a Green Lantern. As has been mentioned, Fear is the 'opposite' of will on the Ring spectrum, so Green Lanterns have to overcome there own fear. I'm not sure there is ever really a portrayal of Batman where that is a thing; it is almost the one common constraint among all portrayals of the character.
Yeah I think that was the reason why it was mentioned he can't be a green lantern despite his great will power.
can you do aquaman sinister six villains
I thought that Damian Wayne would be Red.
I'm kind of surprised you don't use more comic book examples. I mean clearly you're aware of them because all three of your choices for Batman are informed by the corps he's already been a part of in the comics. When you say you think he could wield a white Lantern ring, well yeah, he did in that Michael Bendis comic. Granted, that white ring was defective which is part of why Batman could wield it. (Which I'm always glad they wrote that into the story because let's be real, there's no way Batman as great as he is can master all of the other emotions well enough to wield a white ring properly.)
I'm not completely sure what you mean. I used pictures of lanterns he's been before in the video. Also not sure what else I could have said to back up my points. Thought I covered them pretty well.
@@tyrellmultimedia I'm sorry, I don't mean for that to sound like a negative comment. I liked the opinions you had in the video and I like that in some videos you don't get so bogged down in the comics that your videos become inaccessible. You relay the information in a way that anyone, not just comic book veterans, can see where you're coming from.
The white lantern thing was really the only case in which I thought the comics were more germane to your discussion. Because I believe there's only been one time Batman has ever been a white Lantern and it just seemed kind of worth noting that...that ring was defective. In the same way that Alan Scott's Green Lantern ring is kind of defective. Still works but not like it normally does, thus why Batman was capable of wearing it, but otherwise nah. Since he has to master the other light and some, like orange, I just don't think Bruce Wayne rich as he is could ever embrace greed to that degree. So in that one aspect, I just think the comics would've lent further credence to an argument for or against the white lantern hypothesis.
Oh no you weren't being negative no worries, I just didn't fully understand. But I got it now. I do usually like to make my viewpoints understandable by everyone. We as comic fans have the knowledge from the thousands of pages and literature that says one thing or the other. But yes I do like to model these videos to include and approach the "average" fan or the ones who simply find entertainment from this.
There should be a comic series like darkest knights, but for lanterns
Also wheres the marvel's teen titans huh? 🤨
Marvel's teen titans are the young Avengers and the Champions.
damian is 100 percent red
hes a angry lil dude just rage all the time
cassandra is def blue just def hope cuz I mean...
look at her parents that's hoping to be better for sure.
I don't think Red suits Damian anymore. He doesn't have much rage anymore.
Didn't Jason become a green lantern once?
Have you thought about doing a Teen Titans sinister six Team video that would be pretty cool like the 80s Classic Titans lineup or the 2000s lineup with Robin Raven Starfire cyborg Speedy kid flash wonder girl and Beast boy maybe Bumblebee etc
I did one for the Titans!
Here's the link: th-cam.com/video/FK7tenSruNc/w-d-xo.htmlsi=bs1jEaokEa4WpwnR
@@tyrellmultimedia I love you
They should all be Star Sapphire because they're all hot (except the minors)
Edit: Alfred would actually be a Black Lantern because he's dead
Edit 2: I love the reasoning for Damian being yellow
Is Damian still evil now? Last time i heard he got kicked out and ran back to Talia. Also Lucius left the Bat family and arguably became evil because of the Joker who decided to repeat the killing joke.
No he never got kicked out. He ran away for a year but Bruce apologized and he came back.
Damian also fixed his relationship with Talia who is back to being a Batman ally, joined a high school and got a Russian goth girlfriend from Japan
another w video and do the flash family or avengers or x men
I'll keep them in mind!
@@tyrellmultimedia ok
not a lot of
compassion
on this list🤔🤨
Compassion is usually filled with criminals who have wrongs to right. Jason Todd could be a solid fit.