Let’s be real, Croc is probably one of, if not has one of the most tragic backstories in the franchise: •He was born with a skin disease that causes him to mutate overtime •His mother died after giving birth •His father disowned him •He was abused and beaten by his aunt •He was bullied at school due to his looks •He was then pushed to the point where he devours his aunt •And he was tortured and experimented on
The most tragic part of the backstory, for me, is how at one point, when he joined the circus, he actually felt accepted for once and felt like he had friends and family, but even that bit of joy was taken away from him when some of the people of Gotham killed the other circus members. Had croc continued as part of the circus, he never would've become a criminal.
well, one thing i don't really like the design of Crocs in AK is why the developer cut his legs short, compare to the previous design in Arkham series?
@@killinghawkz nah the warden only cut his arm if you listen closely too dialogue.the points of mutation is that he obviously grew more into a croc than what he was before
That being said, the surviving guard was probably lucky he didn’t land near Firefly or Professor Pyg. Being beaten up by thugs is probably way better than being eaten, burned alive, or turned into a mindless zombie.
Probably depends on when the player does the penguin mission or if the player chooses to do this mission in between, but I do agree it's funny how after beating penguin Batman says his goodbyes and then this.
If croc had a more serious part in the game, He'd be more of a boss than other villains, He'd care for them unlike other people since not all criminals are fully bad, but there are the bad apples in the bunch
@@MartianWasp100% agreed, given the fact most people on earth aren’t psychopaths or sociopaths, most criminals of all kinds also aren’t psychopaths or sociopaths. The vast majority of criminals, no matter how hardcore and far they’re willing to go to achieve the goals, still have limits, morals, principles, a personal code. An excellent example is how few criminals are willing to put children in harms way, or worse actually harm children, they’d prefer to die than do so, just as Tony Montana did in Scarface. Living with that in the back of your mind is a fate infinitely worse than death. Almost all criminals only seek a better life, they’re disadvantaged, often from the very beginning, raised in awful environments and conditions with few if any positive role models, oftentimes they don’t even have a single parent in their lives and are deprived of what they need. We’re only animals at the end of the day, eventually we lash out at the world and attempt to improve our circumstances by almost any means necessary, and sometimes the ways we do so are the only ways we know how to do so, due to no other apparent opportunities and/or being raised that way by terrible people. Tragic events and circumstances are what create the majority of criminals, it’s always been that way and it always will be unless we as a society work to change it, investing the time, effort, and resources is essential for this purpose.
It's a tad more complicated than that he's completely lost from being helped his entire life has been abuse and ostracism he eats people now and the human contact and trust he requires is too risky as he might snap at any time
I get he had a bad up bringing but he's far from help he eats innocent people laughs about it and has no remorse what's so ever maybe his story started with him being a victim but now he's a monster and deserves worse then this
AwsomeDude2471. He could’ve been the one to give him to the Warden, since he almost ate him he’d probably do that like an eye for an eye, or in this case an arm for a face.
SPOILER WARNING-What I reckon would of been a good idea is if at the end when batman injected the fear gas into scarecrow was he saw killer crock after what happened at the asylum
Croc is just a cannibal. He attacked Scarecrow because he was closer to him. He would have done the same to anyone else. He had no intent of torturing Crane for fun.
I love Cash's character development on Croc. He lost his hand due to him and its reasonable he's vicious towards him in the first game. But in the final, despite Croc getting the same treatment, Cash feels remorseful on what happened to Croc. He's not as harsh towards him in his capture. I'd say that's something. Shows progress.
Yeah but he is still a little angry over what Croc did gicen that Croc losing a hand isn't a big deal when it can grow back but I agree it does show Cash is possibly seeing the man who is behind the monsterous features.
@@blackdemonknight It's rather understandable why Cash's sympathy towards Croc has it's limits. Because if someone bit off my hand and joked about it, I would have a hard time forgiving them. At least Cash is still able to look at the bigger picture, otherwise he would've let the warden go as a thanks for torturing Croc.
@@sparkshark789 Yeah but he doesn't for 2 reasons, 1) Batman would prevent him from letting the warden go and that was if he was even considering it and 2) Croc might be a monster but the Warden is more so for litteraly using his inmates as human lab rats.
Scarecrow, on the other hand would probably enjoy Croc's torture if he'd seen it given Croc fucked him up in Asylum. Knight should have had an interaction between them.
They took everyone's problem with Croc's appearance and made it into a crucial plot point that makes you feel bad about Croc. That's Rocksteady for you.
+DrTheKay I'm sorry if I offended you. What I meant is that Rocksteady can turn criticism and complaints into something productive.Hope you understand and no harsh feelings.
@@jboever85 Batman relied too much on the system. He’s too parentally traumatized to see that it’s broken. To be honest, the whole Justice League has relied too much on the system.
What I loved the most about this mission and Season of Infamy in general is how much they felt like Arkham City and Asylum, the Cutscenes, the Atmosphere and the Linear nature of the levels in the DLC made me feel really nostalgic, not to say that Arkham Knight is bad in fact it's my favorite Arkham game, it's just there was a charm and feel to the older games that Arkham Knight kinda lost.
The problem was the boss fights. In Arkham knight the boss fightss were just tank and a very mediocre red hood fight. Arkham City and asylum had amazing boss fights but storywise they weren't the best. City had a better story than asylum. But Arkham knight has the best story of all the Arkham games in my opinion
I love how Rocksteady portrayed Croc's mutations in a comic accurate manner instead of taking the lazy way out and saying he has a 'skin condition' like everyone who has NEVER READ A COMIC WITH KILLER CROC IN IT have said. It's not a skin condition. Silver age Croc claimed it was because he looked mostly human. In the Knightfall arc (AND YES THIS IS A CANON EXPLANATION AND NOT A THEORY), Bane broke Croc's arm which triggered his metagene further (YES CROC IS A METAHUMAN) and caused him to acquire a healing factor. The healing factor can, well, heal him, but it also worsens his genetic atavism and makes him delve further into a mutated state. There was this whole comic arc where Hush infected Croc with a virus that aggrevated his metagene further and caused him to grow a tail and resemble the Arkham Knight rendition, too. Then he was cured by it by a scientist, but he still started mutating because the virus left his cells continually aggravated. THIS is Killer Croc.
Trozza Bee Anything can be defined as a 'condition'. If I have a hang nail, I can call it a 'nail condition'. Scales qualify as a skin condition but that doesn't negate any of the facts I stated. He clearly doesn't just have a rash.
Funny how you mention the skin condition not being a thing but him being a mutant is, then going on about how people that talk about the skin condition thing are wrong, yet they pretty much say that in the first issues that feature him. Bane breaking his arm didn't trigger anything, he was a guinea pig for scientists back on Arkham, and became more inhuman each time, sometimes even losing the ability to speak and other time behaving like a complete animal. The Hush virus was just that, a virus, it didn't aggrevate nothing, it mutated him into a more crocodile-like creature. I mean have you read his origins for either the original or New 52 universes? Neither talks about a mutation. This character right here isn't Killer Croc, it's Killer Croc on Lizard steroids.
A S R New 52 is not what Rocksteady is basing this after I have read his origin for the original, and it was RETCONNED, as I stated, to not just be a skin condition. It was a skin condition in the golden age because they wanted to be grounded in reality.
Actually really loved this level. I honestly have never thought of Killer Croc as a villain. He's just a victim of a very very bad situation where he is pushed to do bad things to survive. Not only that but he was also abused all of his childhood by almost everyone he encountered, which considering his power, would definitely require great restraint, which he had to eventually get rid of in order to survive. Seeing Croc as the victim in this DLC was pretty cool, and the character of Croc is definitely one that may even have a road to redemption unlike many other Batman villains. Also the tail was badass xD
same thing when dealing with Mr. Freeze when he learns his backstory and motivations in the Arkham origins DLC. Batman: Victor's plan was never to kill Boyle, he needs Boyle's security access to get his wife out of Gothcorp, that's all he wants. Alfred: and now you're going to stop him? Batman: I have to
@@icy6256 This has been done in some media and even in the comics. Batman's worked alongside a reformed Riddler for a time in the comics, There's also cases like Azrael, Mister Freeze, Harley, and other being rehabilitated across various media. Catwoman I'd say is the biggest example of reformed criminal. She went from a rogue to an ally of his.
I agree. He really got the short end of the stick in life. He was abused by his aunt, lost family he made in the circus, and saw the kid he cared for die horribly
Eh, still a horrible Human Being that killed allot of People, even when he was still sound of Mind. Read the Storys when he first appeard in the Comics. He was bad, really bad. A bad Childhood does not excuse what he has done. Nothing does. Get real.
He can't be cured it's written into his genes that he'd mutate into a lizard creature, it's not a simple "skin condition". It's like trying to cure downs syndrome.
@@MrKlotzi123you clearly know Nothing about Croc. He didn’t just have a rough childhood bozo his entire life has been nothing but pain and suffering. Literally his entire life. “Get real 🤡” yeah how about You get real.
¿Are there no Joker hallucinations in this missions? It would be amazing... "So Croc got his arm chopped off huh? Poetic injustice! Remember old Cash, Batsie? I'm sure he'd found that funny."
Yeah, that is weird they didn't record Joker lines for Croc, Mad Hatter and Ra's al Ghul. Either they just assumed everybody would save these missions until last, or they couldn't hold on to Mark Hamill.
ExplorerDS6789 Well I think it's cuz in this point in time Batman has gotten rid of the Joker by making him being forgotten. So I guess it would make sense that Joker hallucinations aren't in this Season nor the DLC.
Because rocksteady does not want to confuse the players I guess. Most people will play the DLCs after the first playthrough, so they added this one without Joker. Gamers would think a this point, that he is cured. Thats why.
I LOVED both of his look in Asylum and Knight, and to think that he went from something that still resembles humanoid features to this terrifying creature is jawdroppingly cool and haunting
I always thought how it was cool that when it comes to Killer Croc and Mr. Freeze, the way the characters are written are always sort of meant to tug at your heart strings, if only a little. I know how DC likes to play around with that idea that it only takes one bad day to become bad, but you always seem to find a way to understand Croc and Freeze a little more than most villains.
This is amazing! From 10:40-10:59 felt like I was watching a batman movie! Good job rock steady and good job who ever played this. Really used batman to his full potential.
I like how the prisioners arent even scared of croc its like they see him as a person when they were taking revenge on the warden Edit: Holy shit I've never had this many likes before, thanks guys!!!
To be fair, I think Ranken was talking about previous injuries they'd observed/inflicted on Croc there, because then he immediately segues into the effects of cutting off Croc's arm.
I am loving this DLC so far. Each mission is 20-30 minutes long, and there's 4 missions which means an almost 2 hour DLC. This is definitely on-par with Cold Cold Heart from Origins in my opinion, although I do wish it was 1 2 hour story instead of 4 separate 20-30 minute ones.
+Remy "Gambit" LeBeau um, it's been out since midnight in the UK on this very date, I played all of it and I LIVE in the UK, maybe it's a season pass thing though
Damn, I feel so sorry for Croc. All his life he was treated real shitty. Now he has been treated even shittier. The guy just can't catch a break. You can't really blame him for hating humanity. Still, I wish Rocksteady stuck with his Arkham Asylum design. They just couldn't let the Arkham Knight model they made go to waste can't they? I kinda hope in the future games Killer Croc would be a neutral ally or anti-hero to Batman. Like in his Prime Earth counterpart. A bleak possibility, but I can dream.
Loved this and the origins design, origins because you can kinda feel that theres some humanity left in him there, and this one cause hes brutal and savage, on all fours like a real croc
Actually he seems neglected maybe because there are no gym in Iron Heights he got out of shape and all those knife-like scales may be because all the times the scientist forced his natural healing factor got a side effect
Poor Croc even though he's a murderer and a criminal I can't help feeling sorry for him, he's even less human now... they might as well relocate him to someplace unpopulated to live in peace
Can I just say I love this new design for Croc. All of his designs in the Arkham series have been great but this one is now my personal favourite. I think the tail and sharper scales are what really add to the new look.
This looks absurd and doesn’t work with the realistic style of the game. It reminds me of the second 90s MK movie where they do animalities and turn into Playstation characters.
I dunno bout you guys but after seeing what they did to the prisoners and croc and how croc was helping them referring to them as "we" if I was batman I think I would just jump out and let them continue...
They also call him, "subject" and "creature" which is saddening. It seems only Batman considers him human as he uses the pronoun "he" and sometimes calls him by his name "Jones".
People have come to see him as an animal and Jones seems to have come to see himself that way too. You get treated like a dumb animal or a monster long enough and eventually that can be what you become. Killer Croc seems to think that if he cannot be made "normal" then he will be forever separated from the rest of the human race sadly not without reason. One thing I notice is that even in Arkham Origins (Please humor me, I think it is canon to this series even if it is not the same) Batman seems to show pity for Croc when talking to Alfred about him noting that growing up the way he did could not have had a positive effect on him. While I condemn his cannibalism and crimes, I feel that to a great extent he is what the world has made him, at least this version of him.
This game really is amazing. Graphics still hold up after 7 years, and the story is still really good (although some may say the Batmobile parts are a bit of a droll).
I really like how more monstrous croc is in this game, The way he’s more crocodile than human and the fact that he has a tail now, really goes to show how more mutated he is.
My favorite scenes are when both Nightwing and Batman double team against Croc. It shows both how in-sync they both were while also demonstrating the amount of difficulty it takes to bring Croc Down.
poor Croc... He's actually one of my favorite character in New 52, because he is not really evil, he helped a lot of refugee and the poor, he even saved Scarecrow's life (in a comic about Bane versus almost every Arkham villain ), not to mention he is actually quite intelligent, and he is also the few Arkham villain who will spare people's life
Awesome Sunhatted Seal Productions yeah the writing and gameplay design has staled and become bleh. They improved graphics and city design but everything else was diminished. Very disappointing. I still play it though. Totally wasted opportunity though, you're right.
It's probably why he was actually beatable this time, it's made him a bit slower and probably in quite a bit of pain. In asylum he was all but unbeatable, literally taking explosives to go down.
Gotta say with Croc’s scaley armour, ferocity and strength this boss fight was really disappointing (not just cos it’s recycled from Albert King’s who was just a boxer) Your goal is to literally fight everyone but Croc and then just mash the attack button and casually press counter when it says so. Given Croc’s state he is DEFINITELY a boss Batman shouldn’t beat with fists. This should’ve taken strategy, used the environment and possibly used a chase sequence. Why not have Aron Cash and the police involved, Cash could finally get payback or maybe die fighting Croc or saving Batman from him or something. But no, it’s just a fist fight and it’s a shame because Waylon Jones could be portrayed as Batman’s MOST tragic villain but they barely give any emotion towards that and at the end of this series of games, in their last confrontation Croc just gets beat up and locked away again
I agree. This DLC was cool but some aspects with this one and the Mad Hatter especially were disappointing. Taking on Killer Croc in a fistfight was lazy and just nonsensical.
I'm only at 2:33 and this is already incredible. It invokes that "Arkham City feeling" that the main story never managed to. Mostly because it's more intimate and focuses more on creepy interior atmospheres and not just Batmobile Batmobile Batmobile.
+supermysticsonic2 And City! They had the gritty atmosphere that this game never managed to retain. It's because the grimy and dark look was lost to all the militia shit and those goddamn tank battles.
Killer croc's awesome, my favorite batman villain and the design here, hella monstrous, the longer waist and fattish croc face with the elephantman feet were creative
I loved the level design and build up to the final fight, but it's really depressing how every boss fight in this game is the same. That being said, I do love the movement of Croc in this game. He fought like an alligator trapped in a man's body. It was awesome!
Man bat (Kirk Langstorm) did an experiment trying to cure deafness but managed to turn himself into a vampire bat but killer croc (Weylon Jones) was born with a rare disorder causing him to be a mutant lizard
+Imperial Guard Apples to oranges. Killer Croc was born with his medical condition, so there's not getting rid of it short of manipulating ones own DNA, which might be fatal as his healing factor might be the only thing keeping him alive at this point. Man-Bat on the other hand was the result of an experiment to try and find a cure for Kirk's chronic deafness.
That's a good point, the equipment at Kirks lab is pretty advanced, on the screen it showed the human part of Man bats dna being turned into an antidote so if u took Crocs dna then it could work the same way
Adrian Berisha Hell just send them to one on populated part of Africa or into the middle of the Amazon rainforest a few dead poachers won’t hurt anyone
@@charlottewalnut3118 not unless they come snooping around and find a giant meta crocodile man then they'd panic and treat him as if he was a monster which is what they mostly do to him is treat him like an animal.😐
I like how Croc emphasizes with and works together with the other inmates. Even at his worst condition, he finally found another group of people who could accept him for who he is
im calling bullshit on the fight. in arkham origins, years before this, crocs skin was thick enough to be resistant to high-powered rifles. batman DID beat him, but with the help of giant explosive containers. now hes bigger, stronger, AND has a healing factor? punches, no matter how strong or the training, are gonna even phase him. i dont care how good nightwing and batman are theres no way they ever could have won in that situation. pt 2 when he was being escorted by the gcpd and cash, his tail was free and he coulda easily whipped all of them with it and gotten away, jumped off the roof into the water and survived. maybe with some injuries, but he has a fucking healing factor so...
Ik this is late asf but tbh they both studied crocs fighting style over the years arkham Batman and nightwing are peak human asf lowball they mastered all forms of Martial arts known to man and all types of escape artistry and Batman specifically Is in a op ass suit so tbh croc gets folded out of water easily
@@rawwej i mean, at a point none of that matters if you're up against an hulk-sized, heavily armored, sentient beast with a healing factor. given everything it takes to restrain him its just a hard sell for me that 2 humans can just punch him until he's tired if he's only gotten stronger/more durable over the years. the dual predator takedowns with robin in the main story are pretty brutal though, those definitely could do it. ig I wish they would have done a dual stealth mission for batman and his OG kid nightwing, this woulda been a cool chance to do it. kind of a mix between origins final bane fight, (too powerful to fight head-on) and the robin/batman dual stealth from the studio mission. was definitely still good to see croc again tho
I especially feel bad for him because they state that his condition is made worse by trauma. If you notice, right before you fight him he's still talking in complete sentences and speaking normally. But after the fight, he struggles to talk in complete sentences, saying things like "I escape once. I escape again". There's a good chance that beating that Batman and Nightwing gave him ended up making his condition worse again.
23:56 That utterly ENRAGED snarl... The revelation that Batman is Bruce Wayne must REALLY sting for Croc. The guy has so much Croc can only dream of - LOADS of money, comfort, popularity and sympathy, and of course, he's an ideal "handsome" human in the public eye. And now it turns out this same man is the one who's been repeatedly defeating Croc and locking him away - and recently, of course, denied him his revenge on the warden and separated him from the first people in SO long to see him as a kindred spirit.
I feel pretty horrible for croc, every bit of trauma he feels just makes his condition worse seeing how he's locked up again that's more trauma, because of his appearance of standing on all fours I'd say he be a giant crocodile with human intelligence and I mean something like deinosuchus with the ability to speak English, fucking. terrifying.
That was one of the best coolest missions ever on this most wanted. Nightwing is one of my favorites, just as that criminal was going to say "we're going to.. then gets kicked in the face.
The way that this mission is played, it's hard not to speculate that Bruce Wayne himself is actually behind the controller. All the timing and intuitional decissions are impeccable.
This really brought me back to Arkham Asylum when you had to rescue those guys from falling in to fear gas during the beginning parts of the most wanted mission.
You know what I would like, a Nightwing game set in the universe of the arkham games, maybe set after the events of arkham knight or maybe set at the same time as asylum or city.
Yeah I do too but they’d just have to do Parts of City Of Fear since it takes around 9-10 hours to beat that mission Alone. so they’d have to cut a lot even from that. It just feels like a bit of a job to cut down city of fear to say two and a half hours and still keeping the story great.
I love this play through video. I appreciate that the maker had the wherewithal to stop and show off different little easter eggs, like Grodd's name on one of the cells, and then stopped to watch the experimenting video when he made it to the bottom of the airship. huge context builder.
Always loved Croc with a tail. Don't know why though. Maybe it's because a more monstrous appearance really brings out the contrast between his human side and the way everyone has acted towards him in the past; treating him like this man-eating, disgusting, aquatic reptile with no semblance to mankind so much that finally . . . he becomes one. I think he finds comfort in conforming to what everything thinks he really is. Living the dark, green waters below the city, a true monster lurking in the shadows. I think he likes to think of himself that way, always going into detail when reminding Batman of how he will devour him and everything he holds dear. Occasionally, glimpses of his fleeting humanity will seep through the cracks. Like here, when he stands up for those who have also been similarly abused and mistreated. Or when he holds doctors hostage so that they can "fix" him. But ultimately . . . his wild, animal instincts take over and he just vows to eat everyone. But Bruce will always call him a "he." And it's one of the many reasons I love Batman.
@@ScallyWag637 Really? Then you must be bad a Chemistry, even a high school level student would known that gas would condensate during low and wet temperatures, like a rainy night, Arkham Knight atmosphere is direct conflict with the main plot, you cant have it both ways.
Let’s be real, Croc is probably one of, if not has one of the most tragic backstories in the franchise:
•He was born with a skin disease that causes him to mutate overtime
•His mother died after giving birth
•His father disowned him
•He was abused and beaten by his aunt
•He was bullied at school due to his looks
•He was then pushed to the point where he devours his aunt
•And he was tortured and experimented on
The most tragic part of the backstory, for me, is how at one point, when he joined the circus, he actually felt accepted for once and felt like he had friends and family, but even that bit of joy was taken away from him when some of the people of Gotham killed the other circus members. Had croc continued as part of the circus, he never would've become a criminal.
well, one thing i don't really like the design of Crocs in AK is why the developer cut his legs short, compare to the previous design in Arkham series?
@@doanlinh9525 the warden did experiments on croc that's why he looks like that look here 14:55
@@killinghawkz nah the warden only cut his arm if you listen closely too dialogue.the points of mutation is that he obviously grew more into a croc than what he was before
And then the 2016 Suicide Squad movie turned him into a joke. :/
Croc: "I know your scent, Bat!"
Nightwing: "It's that aftershave."
Hahahahaha classic
Afterlife*
I bet he tastes rich 😏
@@mirajuddin6874 Ur down pretty bad...
@@M1N1Munchies I saw batman and robin vent tho...
“Well, I hesitate to say safety, sir. It is Gotham.”
ALFRED HAS SENSE
bri doyle course he does
That being said, the surviving guard was probably lucky he didn’t land near Firefly or Professor Pyg. Being beaten up by thugs is probably way better than being eaten, burned alive, or turned into a mindless zombie.
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it's funny how when you beat the penguin side quest Batman says goodbye forever to Mightwing, then you do this and he's like "Hey nightwing"
TheMantisGuy In that case it probably took place before the penguin side mission.
It's Nightwing, not Mightwing.
I prefer to play this mission and the other SOI missions after the main game.
Probably depends on when the player does the penguin mission or if the player chooses to do this mission in between, but I do agree it's funny how after beating penguin Batman says his goodbyes and then this.
it's probably because this mission is a DLC that was added later
10:41 That was too awesome.
The Doctor yeah lmao now I felt noob not utilizing all the gadgets smh
I want to see that in a movie
I got an ad is that what is awesome?
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That’s when you know you’re a badass.
@@OOFYBoi him in the smoke n shit beating on everyone
Love the fact that Croc actually helps his henchman to get back on their feet once they are knocked down
If croc had a more serious part in the game, He'd be more of a boss than other villains, He'd care for them unlike other people since not all criminals are fully bad, but there are the bad apples in the bunch
@WaspBlade04 Well after Waylon probably mauled Jonathan can you blame him
@@MartianWasp100% agreed, given the fact most people on earth aren’t psychopaths or sociopaths, most criminals of all kinds also aren’t psychopaths or sociopaths.
The vast majority of criminals, no matter how hardcore and far they’re willing to go to achieve the goals, still have limits, morals, principles, a personal code.
An excellent example is how few criminals are willing to put children in harms way, or worse actually harm children, they’d prefer to die than do so, just as Tony Montana did in Scarface.
Living with that in the back of your mind is a fate infinitely worse than death.
Almost all criminals only seek a better life, they’re disadvantaged, often from the very beginning, raised in awful environments and conditions with few if any positive role models, oftentimes they don’t even have a single parent in their lives and are deprived of what they need.
We’re only animals at the end of the day, eventually we lash out at the world and attempt to improve our circumstances by almost any means necessary, and sometimes the ways we do so are the only ways we know how to do so, due to no other apparent opportunities and/or being raised that way by terrible people.
Tragic events and circumstances are what create the majority of criminals, it’s always been that way and it always will be unless we as a society work to change it, investing the time, effort, and resources is essential for this purpose.
unfortunately this is just copying the albert king boss fight
I actually felt bad for Croc he just wants to be normal not mutated further from Humanity like the warden did
It's a tad more complicated than that he's completely lost from being helped his entire life has been abuse and ostracism he eats people now and the human contact and trust he requires is too risky as he might snap at any time
Gearian i don't think he should be in prison
Gearian
He's a victim of a terrible rare condition and a mad scientist. But still, he's nasty killer and completely psychopath
All of Batmans villains deserve sympathy besides Ras, Joker, Black Mask and Riddler
I get he had a bad up bringing but he's far from help he eats innocent people laughs about it and has no remorse what's so ever maybe his story started with him being a victim but now he's a monster and deserves worse then this
I'm surprised Scarecrow wasn't after croc's head in this game, they're definitely not fans of each other...
yea when croc got scarecrow in arkham asylum
AwsomeDude2471.
He could’ve been the one to give him to the Warden, since he almost ate him he’d probably do that like an eye for an eye, or in this case an arm for a face.
He was probably more thinking about batman and blamed him for what happend so much he forgot who attacked him in the first place
SPOILER WARNING-What I reckon would of been a good idea is if at the end when batman injected the fear gas into scarecrow was he saw killer crock after what happened at the asylum
Croc is just a cannibal. He attacked Scarecrow because he was closer to him. He would have done the same to anyone else. He had no intent of torturing Crane for fun.
I love Cash's character development on Croc. He lost his hand due to him and its reasonable he's vicious towards him in the first game. But in the final, despite Croc getting the same treatment, Cash feels remorseful on what happened to Croc. He's not as harsh towards him in his capture. I'd say that's something. Shows progress.
Yeah but he is still a little angry over what Croc did gicen that Croc losing a hand isn't a big deal when it can grow back but I agree it does show Cash is possibly seeing the man who is behind the monsterous features.
@@blackdemonknight It's rather understandable why Cash's sympathy towards Croc has it's limits. Because if someone bit off my hand and joked about it, I would have a hard time forgiving them. At least Cash is still able to look at the bigger picture, otherwise he would've let the warden go as a thanks for torturing Croc.
@@sparkshark789 Yeah but he doesn't for 2 reasons, 1) Batman would prevent him from letting the warden go and that was if he was even considering it and 2) Croc might be a monster but the Warden is more so for litteraly using his inmates as human lab rats.
Scarecrow, on the other hand would probably enjoy Croc's torture if he'd seen it given Croc fucked him up in Asylum. Knight should have had an interaction between them.
I mean Cash hated Croc even before he lost his hand, honestly I feel like Croc targeted Cash specifically because of that pre existing grudge.
Killer Croc: I bet you taste rich
Batman: That's because I am
Jonathan Cajas 😂😂😂
Wait so did this actually take place after batman revealing his identity? If so, didn’t he said he’d retire/quit after?
OTAKU _EditZ He still has loose ends to up if you didn't 100 percent the game prior
OTAKU _EditZ He killed Bruce Wayne, and took over the Batman role full-time using fear gas to inflict more fear.
Steven C. Omg thank god someone finally understands what happened at the end
They took everyone's problem with Croc's appearance and made it into a crucial plot point that makes you feel bad about Croc. That's Rocksteady for you.
+DrTheKay I just explained it
+DrTheKay I'm sorry if I offended you. What I meant is that Rocksteady can turn criticism and complaints into something productive.Hope you understand and no harsh feelings.
+DrTheKay how on earth did you manage to take that the wrong way? that was praise..
Bad troll is a bad troll
ding*
+Louis Short He said Christmas time, not Christmas. You're the moron.
18:23 “We’re gonna-“
Gonna what? *YOU DIDN’T FINISH!!*
I understood that reference😁😁
@@randymcgee6949 captain America
10/10
We're gonna watch when he eats you
Did you already return to Beach City?
With the way Killer Croc's on all fours, he looks like an actual crocodile.
Ghoul Dash A fucking roid rage mutant crocodile sure.
Coney the zombie525 I know. And he looks halfway complete. All he needs now is a few more mutilations, and he's good to go.
Coney the zombie525
A big dangerous one of all of Batman's rouges gallery Croc is the most dangerous.
He looks like he's part man part crocodile, and part dragon.
I honestly feel bad for Croc. He may have killed before, but to be tortured and turned into a true monster. It's just horrible.
Agreed! Sometimes, the citizens of Gotham feel more villainous than the actual villains themselves
Jacob Detweiler To be honest the people who tortured him deserve to get eaten
I knew straight away that Croc wasn’t the only one Batman was after when that video showed the experiments
@@jboever85
Batman relied too much on the system. He’s too parentally traumatized to see that it’s broken. To be honest, the whole Justice League has relied too much on the system.
@@multiverse_media2023 FAX
What I loved the most about this mission and Season of Infamy in general is how much they felt like Arkham City and Asylum, the Cutscenes, the Atmosphere and the Linear nature of the levels in the DLC made me feel really nostalgic, not to say that Arkham Knight is bad in fact it's my favorite Arkham game, it's just there was a charm and feel to the older games that Arkham Knight kinda lost.
The problem was the boss fights. In Arkham knight the boss fightss were just tank and a very mediocre red hood fight. Arkham City and asylum had amazing boss fights but storywise they weren't the best. City had a better story than asylum. But Arkham knight has the best story of all the Arkham games in my opinion
@@atulvikram5279 origins had a great storyline.
we needed more missions like this
How do you get to the point where you can do all this
@@reecemarble9037 Basically each DLC side mission unlocks when you progress through the main story
I love how Rocksteady portrayed Croc's mutations in a comic accurate manner instead of taking the lazy way out and saying he has a 'skin condition' like everyone who has NEVER READ A COMIC WITH KILLER CROC IN IT have said.
It's not a skin condition. Silver age Croc claimed it was because he looked mostly human. In the Knightfall arc (AND YES THIS IS A CANON EXPLANATION AND NOT A THEORY), Bane broke Croc's arm which triggered his metagene further (YES CROC IS A METAHUMAN) and caused him to acquire a healing factor. The healing factor can, well, heal him, but it also worsens his genetic atavism and makes him delve further into a mutated state.
There was this whole comic arc where Hush infected Croc with a virus that aggrevated his metagene further and caused him to grow a tail and resemble the Arkham Knight rendition, too. Then he was cured by it by a scientist, but he still started mutating because the virus left his cells continually aggravated.
THIS is Killer Croc.
While I agree in AA it says he was bullied by his alcoholic Aunt because of his skin codition
Trozza Bee Anything can be defined as a 'condition'. If I have a hang nail, I can call it a 'nail condition'.
Scales qualify as a skin condition but that doesn't negate any of the facts I stated. He clearly doesn't just have a rash.
Funny how you mention the skin condition not being a thing but him being a mutant is, then going on about how people that talk about the skin condition thing are wrong, yet they pretty much say that in the first issues that feature him. Bane breaking his arm didn't trigger anything, he was a guinea pig for scientists back on Arkham, and became more inhuman each time, sometimes even losing the ability to speak and other time behaving like a complete animal.
The Hush virus was just that, a virus, it didn't aggrevate nothing, it mutated him into a more crocodile-like creature. I mean have you read his origins for either the original or New 52 universes? Neither talks about a mutation.
This character right here isn't Killer Croc, it's Killer Croc on Lizard steroids.
A S R New 52 is not what Rocksteady is basing this after
I have read his origin for the original, and it was RETCONNED, as I stated, to not just be a skin condition. It was a skin condition in the golden age because they wanted to be grounded in reality.
Jason Kelly I remember all of that. Hush really fucked Croc up. I actually felt pretty bad for him.
Actually really loved this level. I honestly have never thought of Killer Croc as a villain. He's just a victim of a very very bad situation where he is pushed to do bad things to survive. Not only that but he was also abused all of his childhood by almost everyone he encountered, which considering his power, would definitely require great restraint, which he had to eventually get rid of in order to survive. Seeing Croc as the victim in this DLC was pretty cool, and the character of Croc is definitely one that may even have a road to redemption unlike many other Batman villains. Also the tail was badass xD
I think Croc would make a AWESOME hero, but with all that happened, i think he hates mankind for that
Bronze Gremlin kill the bad guys then
+Freeman The Delphox (Goober Goomy) Hes some what a bad guy and a good guy depends.
I totally agree
+Kindergarten Dropout How so is he a good guy?
It's interesting how batman understands the darkness of what croc went through but still knows he can't go free as he murdered people
same thing when dealing with Mr. Freeze when he learns his backstory and motivations in the Arkham origins DLC.
Batman: Victor's plan was never to kill Boyle, he needs Boyle's security access to get his wife out of Gothcorp, that's all he wants.
Alfred: and now you're going to stop him?
Batman: I have to
I wonder if he would let a villain go who truly reformed.
@@icy6256 This has been done in some media and even in the comics.
Batman's worked alongside a reformed Riddler for a time in the comics, There's also cases like Azrael, Mister Freeze, Harley, and other being rehabilitated across various media. Catwoman I'd say is the biggest example of reformed criminal. She went from a rogue to an ally of his.
@@jj_grabes You can say she became more of an ally.
A prison in the air? I'm sorry, but I don't think that's a good idea.
Ethan Carlyle its just as a bad idea as a prison in space. Insert Lockout joke here and let's move on.
Ethan Carlyle+ Depends on who’s running it?
And what he said.
It would help stop escapes.
@@fledbeast5783 Well clearly that didn't work. But I guess see you're point as long as they don't bring in metahumans. But they do so...
Ethan Carlyle I’m honestly surprised it crashed into the ocean/close to the mainland and not into a building
Man, you gotta feel sorry for croc. The guy is basically all animal now, he just wants to be cured
I am NOT GETTING THAT from him! 😓
I agree. He really got the short end of the stick in life. He was abused by his aunt, lost family he made in the circus, and saw the kid he cared for die horribly
Eh, still a horrible Human Being that killed allot of People, even when he was still sound of Mind. Read the Storys when he first appeard in the Comics. He was bad, really bad. A bad Childhood does not excuse what he has done. Nothing does. Get real.
He can't be cured it's written into his genes that he'd mutate into a lizard creature, it's not a simple "skin condition". It's like trying to cure downs syndrome.
@@MrKlotzi123you clearly know Nothing about Croc. He didn’t just have a rough childhood bozo his entire life has been nothing but pain and suffering. Literally his entire life. “Get real 🤡” yeah how about You get real.
"I'm not begging forgiveness from you!"
"I don't forgive."
God damn that's shit's raw
¿Are there no Joker hallucinations in this missions? It would be amazing... "So Croc got his arm chopped off huh? Poetic injustice! Remember old Cash, Batsie? I'm sure he'd found that funny."
Yeah, that is weird they didn't record Joker lines for Croc, Mad Hatter and Ra's al Ghul. Either they just assumed everybody would save these missions until last, or they couldn't hold on to Mark Hamill.
ExplorerDS6789 Well I think it's cuz in this point in time Batman has gotten rid of the Joker by making him being forgotten. So I guess it would make sense that Joker hallucinations aren't in this Season nor the DLC.
^It wouldn't make any sense, because you can play this missions before final "showdown" with Scarecrow.
Because rocksteady does not want to confuse the players I guess.
Most people will play the DLCs after the first playthrough, so they added this one without Joker. Gamers would think a this point, that he is cured. Thats why.
@@Ziomaletto Croc and the warden says Wayne instead of Batman when they are put in cell. I don't know either tho
Alfred opens, says Master Bruce in front of guard.
Everyone knows he is Bruce Wayne by that point
K8nk Yeah, I just remembered
Bruce Wayne he does that in like every game lol
Bruce Wayne Bruce Wayne comments about trying to hidden as batman, has picture of batman as profile pic
at 12:09 the Penguin Thug says: So who's Robin? Does Bruce Wayne have a kid or something? Apparently the secret is out...
The fact that Killer Croc looks more monstrous in this one is just amazing.
I LOVED both of his look in Asylum and Knight, and to think that he went from something that still resembles humanoid features to this terrifying creature is jawdroppingly cool and haunting
Prisoner at 5:09 "Welcome to hell!"
Batman be like "Bro do you even Blackgate, Arkham Asylum or Arkham City?"
@Razh 80 Bat credit card
Prisoner: Welcome to hell
Batman: If this is hell then I must be the devil
Batman: Hell? I’ve already been.
@@Rclarke115 Black Ops 2 reference?
@@ndhickson3599 maaaaybe.
I know it isn't exactly Batman's way of doing things, be he should've just left the Warden with Croc afterwards.
captaincanti or like hang over Croc's cell
Or make em share a cell
fekkius He DID leave the warden with Croc, though in separate cells. The warden said it himself.
Punisher, lol.
"Whatever happens here is between you two. I just wanted to make sure everyone else was safe."
I always thought how it was cool that when it comes to Killer Croc and Mr. Freeze, the way the characters are written are always sort of meant to tug at your heart strings, if only a little. I know how DC likes to play around with that idea that it only takes one bad day to become bad, but you always seem to find a way to understand Croc and Freeze a little more than most villains.
This is amazing! From 10:40-10:59 felt like I was watching a batman movie! Good job rock steady and good job who ever played this. Really used batman to his full potential.
I like how the prisioners arent even scared of croc its like they see him as a person when they were taking revenge on the warden
Edit: Holy shit I've never had this many likes before, thanks guys!!!
noob gaming ikr that is how bad they hate the warden.
I think they saw him as a boss
@@andresneira637 You're right. Croc was the villain , prisoners were the henchmen.
@@apoorvanand1517 Croc did nothing wrong
I saw that too to them croc is a human ranken is croc to them
14:53 "Superficial lesions"
*Runs a saw blade half way into arm*
Makes you wonder what else they did to him.
@@justinspeaks.1652 100% Stuff That is Not Good Like more Experiments on Him that cause him to look like the way he does Now.
Well, how else are you gonna cut through that thick-ass scaly hide?
To be fair, I think Ranken was talking about previous injuries they'd observed/inflicted on Croc there, because then he immediately segues into the effects of cutting off Croc's arm.
I am loving this DLC so far. Each mission is 20-30 minutes long, and there's 4 missions which means an almost 2 hour DLC. This is definitely on-par with Cold Cold Heart from Origins in my opinion, although I do wish it was 1 2 hour story instead of 4 separate 20-30 minute ones.
That's sounds good. The DLC is out for me tomorrow because I live in the UK. Can't wait for this DLC!!!
+Remy "Gambit" LeBeau it's out in the UK today
Matt Murdock oh. Still isn't out for me. I'll have to check.
+SilJeff Good to hear!
+Remy "Gambit" LeBeau um, it's been out since midnight in the UK on this very date, I played all of it and I LIVE in the UK, maybe it's a season pass thing though
Damn, I feel so sorry for Croc. All his life he was treated real shitty. Now he has been treated even shittier. The guy just can't catch a break. You can't really blame him for hating humanity. Still, I wish Rocksteady stuck with his Arkham Asylum design. They just couldn't let the Arkham Knight model they made go to waste can't they?
I kinda hope in the future games Killer Croc would be a neutral ally or anti-hero to Batman. Like in his Prime Earth counterpart. A bleak possibility, but I can dream.
Draugen suicide squad dude
Loved this and the origins design, origins because you can kinda feel that theres some humanity left in him there, and this one cause hes brutal and savage, on all fours like a real croc
Draugen he looks so much better in this than Asylum.
The more trauma he experiences the more he becomes bigger and crocodile like
Actually he seems neglected maybe because there are no gym in Iron Heights he got out of shape and all those knife-like scales may be because all the times the scientist forced his natural healing factor got a side effect
No one's talking about the grodd Easter egg? Such detail
it is gorella grodd
Imagine if you hear some thumping during the side mission and you think it’s croc. Then you see gorilla grodd bolting right towards you.
@@mahmoudsalemeh4393 *gorilla
was looking for this comment, i saw it too
I was looking for this comment lol
No hits and 167 combo. HOLY SHIT.
It's because he's BATMAN!!!
the player featured in these arkham videos is hella good
Momin Farooque He's done better.
At the end in the fight summary it said 171 combo
Perfect Free Flow too.
Poor Croc even though he's a murderer and a criminal I can't help feeling sorry for him, he's even less human now... they might as well relocate him to someplace unpopulated to live in peace
That would be nice for him
@@ultrabeast212 in the comic books he's a good guy now
@@alexmercer5414 rlly what issues I wanna read
@@alexmercer5414WHICH ISSUES I NEED TO KNOW
At least things are going well for him in injustice
Can I just say I love this new design for Croc. All of his designs in the Arkham series have been great but this one is now my personal favourite. I think the tail and sharper scales are what really add to the new look.
Except his weird belly like he looks menacing till you see his muffintop
I still think Arkham Origins is the best version.
I feel like they just downgraded him in this.
@@isaacgarciamedina6506arkham origins is a bit lame, a big green guy with fangs
This looks absurd and doesn’t work with the realistic style of the game. It reminds me of the second 90s MK movie where they do animalities and turn into Playstation characters.
croc has been eating his vegetables
Johnny Rose and been getting PLENTY sleep
With a healthy side of exotic human limbs and bones!
Idk he kinda got fat
@@lebronjame2016 that what quarantine does to a man
I dunno bout you guys but after seeing what they did to the prisoners and croc and how croc was helping them referring to them as "we" if I was batman I think I would just jump out and let them continue...
4:47 "Nightwing, I need you to meet me at this location, but first imma stare at this easter egg."
Imagine if Grodd was a boss in Batman Arkham Knight
Too bad we didn't get a visit from a certain Scarlet Speedster...
@@MrPersonalityProductions A bit too slow on his part unfortunately
Notice how Croc is still wearing pants. Oh how that's good.
issac flores Did you know reptiles have two penises
That’s good don’t have to see two giant dicks huh
@@georgemcleod2003 2x times the reptile cum!
@@charlottewalnut3118
I just learned something new.
That jokes old
It's really sad how everyone in the Arkham series, whatever their alignment, calls Croc "it", "animal" and "thing".
Goes to show how almost far gone he is. How, objectively speaking, that's what he is now.
They also call him, "subject" and "creature" which is saddening. It seems only Batman considers him human as he uses the pronoun "he" and sometimes calls him by his name "Jones".
People have come to see him as an animal and Jones seems to have come to see himself that way too. You get treated like a dumb animal or a monster long enough and eventually that can be what you become. Killer Croc seems to think that if he cannot be made "normal" then he will be forever separated from the rest of the human race sadly not without reason. One thing I notice is that even in Arkham Origins (Please humor me, I think it is canon to this series even if it is not the same) Batman seems to show pity for Croc when talking to Alfred about him noting that growing up the way he did could not have had a positive effect on him. While I condemn his cannibalism and crimes, I feel that to a great extent he is what the world has made him, at least this version of him.
Batman says "he" "him" and "Jones" though?
He does because he stills seeks Jones as human which is why he brings him to prison and addresses him like anyone else he talks to there.
This game really is amazing. Graphics still hold up after 7 years, and the story is still really good (although some may say the Batmobile parts are a bit of a droll).
I really like how more monstrous croc is in this game, The way he’s more crocodile than human and the fact that he has a tail now, really goes to show how more mutated he is.
My favorite scenes are when both Nightwing and Batman double team against Croc. It shows both how in-sync they both were while also demonstrating the amount of difficulty it takes to bring Croc Down.
Croc in this game is at the level of Bane in Origins, but I think that is more about coordination and not get caught in his attacks.
Dualplay more superhero games need to use it. But it is badass no words spoken until the end.
Nightwing was the first Robin, so it feels natural.
@@multiverse_media2023 he's like that with all of his protégés
“I’m not begging forgiveness from you!”
I don’t forgive
*knocks warden the f out*
poor Croc...
He's actually one of my favorite character in New 52, because he is not really evil, he helped a lot of refugee and the poor, he even saved Scarecrow's life (in a comic about Bane versus almost every Arkham villain ), not to mention he is actually quite intelligent, and he is also the few Arkham villain who will spare people's life
No offense, but Croc looks THAT scary and the game doesn't put the boss fight in a sewer or other scary place? Kinda wasteful
I don't know, man. That airship kind of gave me a creepy vibe too.
Yeah, but the sewers in Arkham Asylum were better
It is a blimp wreck in a river, seems fitting enough
Kenneth Satria Yeah, but there's no chase. Just an actual fight. In Asylum you couldn't do shit against him. SCARY...kinda
Awesome Sunhatted Seal Productions yeah the writing and gameplay design has staled and become bleh. They improved graphics and city design but everything else was diminished. Very disappointing. I still play it though. Totally wasted opportunity though, you're right.
Croc: I know your scent bat
Night wing: it’s that after shave
I was ded
Me too
I felt pity for Croc here, really felt like his condition was a terrible disease, the way he's all hunched over and misshapen.
It's probably why he was actually beatable this time, it's made him a bit slower and probably in quite a bit of pain.
In asylum he was all but unbeatable, literally taking explosives to go down.
i really love Croc has there ever been a time where people tried to cure him in the comics or anything?
@Someone Special Welp
@Someone Special that sucks
@Someone Special Did he do it because he got hungry, or because he found out she had no desire to really cure him?
@Someone Special yeah I want to know too
@@dareshadow1015 She told Waylon after months of hard work and research that it wasn't possible.
Gotta say with Croc’s scaley armour, ferocity and strength this boss fight was really disappointing (not just cos it’s recycled from Albert King’s who was just a boxer)
Your goal is to literally fight everyone but Croc and then just mash the attack button and casually press counter when it says so.
Given Croc’s state he is DEFINITELY a boss Batman shouldn’t beat with fists.
This should’ve taken strategy, used the environment and possibly used a chase sequence.
Why not have Aron Cash and the police involved, Cash could finally get payback or maybe die fighting Croc or saving Batman from him or something. But no, it’s just a fist fight and it’s a shame because Waylon Jones could be portrayed as Batman’s MOST tragic villain but they barely give any emotion towards that and at the end of this series of games, in their last confrontation Croc just gets beat up and locked away again
I agree. This DLC was cool but some aspects with this one and the Mad Hatter especially were disappointing. Taking on Killer Croc in a fistfight was lazy and just nonsensical.
I'm only at 2:33 and this is already incredible. It invokes that "Arkham City feeling" that the main story never managed to. Mostly because it's more intimate and focuses more on creepy interior atmospheres and not just Batmobile Batmobile Batmobile.
You're thinking of Asylum.
+supermysticsonic2 And City! They had the gritty atmosphere that this game never managed to retain. It's because the grimy and dark look was lost to all the militia shit and those goddamn tank battles.
All 4 of these dlcs gave me that City and asylum feel. 10 bucks well spent imo
your not batman
Clown Chuckles you're*
Claustrophobic, atmospheric, and about double the length of the other DLCs... I think we know where all the effort went.
Condemned Timpa would've been better if it was in the game to begin with instead of having it as dlc
Shock620 can't you say the same for every dlc ever made though
Kartikey Sharma tru
+Kartikey Sharma No.
18:20 did Croc pick a thug up and revive him?
Albert King does the same thing. Crocs fight is pretty much derived from his.
Yeah It's Like Albert's Boss Fight He Revives People you Take Down Like a Medic does.
I like to think of it as Croc helping up his fellow inmates who were experimented on so they would be a friend to him
He did lmao that's so cute!
@@Eliiika so are you :D
Killer croc's awesome, my favorite batman villain
and the design here, hella monstrous, the longer waist and fattish croc face with the elephantman feet were creative
I loved the level design and build up to the final fight, but it's really depressing how every boss fight in this game is the same.
That being said, I do love the movement of Croc in this game. He fought like an alligator trapped in a man's body. It was awesome!
4:52 Oh damn, I wonder if there are other Flash villains in there!
I hope they get a cure for croc. Poor guy.
God I feel so bad for Croc.
And I thought Arkham asylum's killer croc was horrific
Me to
Honestly its still the scariest one for me,hus eyes and teeth form are making him scary
Wait since batman was able to cure man bat from being what he is, can't he do that for croc?
+A Bird Killer Croc was born this way.
Man bat (Kirk Langstorm) did an experiment trying to cure deafness but managed to turn himself into a vampire bat but killer croc (Weylon Jones) was born with a rare disorder causing him to be a mutant lizard
+Imperial Guard
Apples to oranges. Killer Croc was born with his medical condition, so there's not getting rid of it short of manipulating ones own DNA, which might be fatal as his healing factor might be the only thing keeping him alive at this point. Man-Bat on the other hand was the result of an experiment to try and find a cure for Kirk's chronic deafness.
That's a good point, the equipment at Kirks lab is pretty advanced, on the screen it showed the human part of Man bats dna being turned into an antidote so if u took Crocs dna then it could work the same way
Wryse croc is at the point of no return, he is fully beast now.
The double takedowns batman and knightwing do on croc are the coolest things ever
"It's that aftershave."
Joke of the year award goes to, Nightwing!
Steve Blum reprises Killer Croc. I can't put a finger on who voiced Warden Ranken though.
Best Croc ever.
The warden is Dee Bradley Baker. The same actor they used for Arkham Ras al Ghul.
@Jonathon Banasiak my mind: 💥💥💥
@@trueblue6201 I thought he voice Rigby from regular show
@jacobthedragon7450 You are thinking of William Salyers.
Wait why couldnt they just send croc to a tropical island where they just feed him stuff and he could be a friendly crocodile 🐊
Adrian Berisha cuz he doesn’t wanna look like that he wants to be human again
Adrian Berisha Hell just send them to one on populated part of Africa or into the middle of the Amazon rainforest a few dead poachers won’t hurt anyone
Imagine crashing on that island and finding him!
@@charlottewalnut3118 not unless they come snooping around and find a giant meta crocodile man then they'd panic and treat him as if he was a monster which is what they mostly do to him is treat him like an animal.😐
Isuaro Molina No I’m pretty sure in Africa he would be worshiped as a God especially once they figure out that his skin is completely bullet proof
I like how Croc emphasizes with and works together with the other inmates. Even at his worst condition, he finally found another group of people who could accept him for who he is
im calling bullshit on the fight. in arkham origins, years before this, crocs skin was thick enough to be resistant to high-powered rifles. batman DID beat him, but with the help of giant explosive containers. now hes bigger, stronger, AND has a healing factor? punches, no matter how strong or the training, are gonna even phase him. i dont care how good nightwing and batman are theres no way they ever could have won in that situation.
pt 2 when he was being escorted by the gcpd and cash, his tail was free and he coulda easily whipped all of them with it and gotten away, jumped off the roof into the water and survived. maybe with some injuries, but he has a fucking healing factor so...
+KJ Jammrok Probably because it would be hard to fight croc in a sewer,It can probably be possible to fight him in a flat area.
Ik this is late asf but tbh they both studied crocs fighting style over the years arkham Batman and nightwing are peak human asf lowball they mastered all forms of Martial arts known to man and all types of escape artistry and Batman specifically Is in a op ass suit so tbh croc gets folded out of water easily
@@rawwej i mean, at a point none of that matters if you're up against an hulk-sized, heavily armored, sentient beast with a healing factor. given everything it takes to restrain him its just a hard sell for me that 2 humans can just punch him until he's tired if he's only gotten stronger/more durable over the years. the dual predator takedowns with robin in the main story are pretty brutal though, those definitely could do it. ig I wish they would have done a dual stealth mission for batman and his OG kid nightwing, this woulda been a cool chance to do it. kind of a mix between origins final bane fight, (too powerful to fight head-on) and the robin/batman dual stealth from the studio mission. was definitely still good to see croc again tho
I will forever feel bad for Croc. Poor dude didn’t ask for any of this. 😢
I especially feel bad for him because they state that his condition is made worse by trauma. If you notice, right before you fight him he's still talking in complete sentences and speaking normally. But after the fight, he struggles to talk in complete sentences, saying things like "I escape once. I escape again". There's a good chance that beating that Batman and Nightwing gave him ended up making his condition worse again.
17:30 lol “its that aftershave”
croc looks like both Godzilla and a T rex
More like Godzilla on steroids
@@Samuel152 a down syndrome godzilla on steds
@@hayych1566 Ya
How about Croczilla?
I shall name him godsex uh i mean........um idk
10:45- that little sequence shows why I adore the fear multi-takedown
Did anyone notice how acrobatic Croc was in the quick-time event I mean that was absolutely awesome and the fight itself nice also.
based on this level and the facts, it makes you wonder if you should feel sorry for Croc. I mean, is it okay to feel sorry for a villain?
+James Clement i do very sorry croc from the past and present.
He's not much of a villain just a savage beast with little to no restraint.
+JR Clement Mr. Freeze is technically a villain, and I'd say that anyone who doesn't feel sorry for Freeze is soulless.
Justin Stetser
.....not if it's the New Adventures Of The Dark Knight Mr.Freeze.
Of course it's ok. What you're feeling is what they intended to evoke.
23:56 That utterly ENRAGED snarl... The revelation that Batman is Bruce Wayne must REALLY sting for Croc. The guy has so much Croc can only dream of - LOADS of money, comfort, popularity and sympathy, and of course, he's an ideal "handsome" human in the public eye. And now it turns out this same man is the one who's been repeatedly defeating Croc and locking him away - and recently, of course, denied him his revenge on the warden and separated him from the first people in SO long to see him as a kindred spirit.
"I hesitate to say safety, sir. It is Gotham" Alfred got me laughing so hard with this one
I feel pretty horrible for croc, every bit of trauma he feels just makes his condition worse seeing how he's locked up again that's more trauma, because of his appearance of standing on all fours I'd say he be a giant crocodile with human intelligence and I mean something like deinosuchus with the ability to speak English, fucking. terrifying.
14:40 and I thought Pyg was sick.
Same
At least that Hungarian schizophrenic has his madness as an excuse.
That was one of the best coolest missions ever on this most wanted. Nightwing is one of my favorites, just as that criminal was going to say "we're going to.. then gets kicked in the face.
This game honestly has one of the best dlc out of any video game for how big the main story is
13:32 My favourite part, Nightwing is my favourite superhero in the whole game and always will be
The way that this mission is played, it's hard not to speculate that Bruce Wayne himself is actually behind the controller. All the timing and intuitional decissions are impeccable.
If I were Batman I would let Croc kill the warden and then take him the down, the bastard deserves to be mauled by a giant lizard man
Benjamin Astaburuaga a fucking men
17:00 "yeah". The most awkward mob mind ever.
This really brought me back to Arkham Asylum when you had to rescue those guys from falling in to fear gas during the beginning parts of the most wanted mission.
You know what I would like, a Nightwing game set in the universe of the arkham games, maybe set after the events of arkham knight or maybe set at the same time as asylum or city.
This game is so underrated it’s literally a masterpiece I wish they did a movie of it !
Yeah I do too but they’d just have to do Parts of City Of Fear since it takes around 9-10 hours to beat that mission Alone. so they’d have to cut a lot even from that. It just feels like a bit of a job to cut down city of fear to say two and a half hours and still keeping the story great.
1:49 - Batman: **talking to injured guard** "Don't worry. I'll get you to safety." **leaves injured guard laying there**
He meant he'll make sure everyone is safe and send GCPD officers to rescue them all.
7:40 thanks Alfred now the guard knows our identity
i love killer croc he is my favorite villians in batman arkham
How is he your favorite
Kos Va ok spiderman
Masterpro 098 umm that’s not a question, it’s a opinion
@@joncraddock1615 idk maybe cause he big and I like crocodiles, so long as they don't bite me.
Mine is Joker
I love this play through video. I appreciate that the maker had the wherewithal to stop and show off different little easter eggs, like Grodd's name on one of the cells, and then stopped to watch the experimenting video when he made it to the bottom of the airship. huge context builder.
Killer croc getting experimented on is a deep low. The warden deserves to be locked up as well. Batman and Nightwing did their jobs well.
I feel bad for Croc, all things considered.
This game was so good. I miss old rocksteady
Always loved Croc with a tail. Don't know why though. Maybe it's because a more monstrous appearance really brings out the contrast between his human side and the way everyone has acted towards him in the past; treating him like this man-eating, disgusting, aquatic reptile with no semblance to mankind so much that finally . . . he becomes one. I think he finds comfort in conforming to what everything thinks he really is. Living the dark, green waters below the city, a true monster lurking in the shadows. I think he likes to think of himself that way, always going into detail when reminding Batman of how he will devour him and everything he holds dear.
Occasionally, glimpses of his fleeting humanity will seep through the cracks. Like here, when he stands up for those who have also been similarly abused and mistreated. Or when he holds doctors hostage so that they can "fix" him. But ultimately . . . his wild, animal instincts take over and he just vows to eat everyone.
But Bruce will always call him a "he." And it's one of the many reasons I love Batman.
"there's only one monster here" is my favorite line in the entire game
BRO THE SMOKE BOMB SHIT AT 10:40 WAS SICK ASF LIKE HE REAL BATMAN JUST GOES IN AND TAKES THEM ALL OUT
10:26 This is probably the most BADASS fight sequence/combo I have ever seen in a superhero game! THIS is the type of fighting we need to see MORE of!
The engagement of enemies with the smoke pellet was flawless. A1 combat my friend.
I actually love this game all the side missions and main story keeps you entertained for hours
The side missions are great, the main story is crap.
@@TheKeyser94he main story is no where even Near or Close to “crap 🤡”
@@ScallyWag637 Really? Then you must be bad a Chemistry, even a high school level student would known that gas would condensate during low and wet temperatures, like a rainy night, Arkham Knight atmosphere is direct conflict with the main plot, you cant have it both ways.
@@TheKeyser94 oh so you’ve studied comic book fear gas? No you haven’t smart ass.
The part where Nightwing said “Its that aftershave” was classic