I just put it in here in case anyone wanted to use it. It just replaces all of batman's attacks with an uppercut and his stun with an uppercut. The Joker mesh is just a rip from that moment where joker possesses Batman's body. Red Hood also can't fly probably because of the animation code that gives him his pose and walk. Sometimes when driving the batmobile the game might crash since Red Hood doesn't have a proper batmobile animation like the rest (I don't know how to fix this I'm not much of a coder). Red Hood Has the most issues probably because it's bloated with code some of which I'm not even sure are required. You can only use one character animation mesh at a time. I haven't completed the game with these mesh mods but at least Robin and Nightwing should work since they have the least amount of problems. This is a new level of dark, even for a Batman story, and it's not to be missed.This is my first mod so there will likely be issues but I created this mod for people who might want to play the story mode as a different character. And then you've got Mark Hamill, who sheds his cartoonish menace and embodies a Joker who has transcended his own evil. Here the Joker is crueler, more diabolical, and more unhinged than we've ever seen him in an animated property. And, faintly echoing the shattering comics event Death in the Family, the Joker tortures Tim for weeks at Arkham. Rather than simply infecting his victims with toxins, he installs a microchip (loaded with his consciousness, of course) in Tim Drake and literally takes over the former Robin. In many ways, the Clown Prince of Crime has leveled up. He has figured out a way to live on without his physical body, which, if that doesn't alarm you, then it definitely will when you give it a watch. Speaking of brutal, how crazy is Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker? Not only is it the darkest thing to come out of the Batman Beyond series, but it's also far more disturbing than many may realize.Īs the title suggests, the Joker is back, but not in the way you would expect. He knew he was up against the expectations of an entire fanbase, so instead of trying to beat the best, he takes the character in another direction.īatman: Under the Red Hood is probably the best entry point into the Batman mythos, both because of its outstanding quality and because it's the tragedy from which many Batman stories draw their inspiration. His Joker voice is distant enough from Hamill's to make comparisons pointless, which was the smart course of action. They all turn in astounding performances, but it's John DiMaggio's take on the Joker that intrigues me most. Bruce Greenwood voices Batman/Bruce Wayne, while Jensen Ackles and Neil Patrick Harris lend their talents to Jason Todd/Red Hood and Nightwing/Dick Grayson, respectively.
There are number of fun performances here that help elevate an already excellent installment. Based on writer J udd Winick and artist Doug Mahnke's Batman: Under the Hood story from the early 2000s, the film features the return of the second Robin, Jason Todd, whom the Joker murdered years before the start of the story. The result? Bone-chilling brilliance.īatman: Under the Red Hood is one of Batman's most brutal stories ever. The adaptation lifts this element from the book and retrofits it for the screen. Of course, in his attempt to find Holiday, Batman, squeezes himself between the two warring families and puts himself in even more danger than usual.īatman: The Long Halloween's emphasis on Batman the Detective is one of its smartest elements sure, Batman can bust skulls and crack limbs, but part of his appeal has always been his ability to defeat his foes through deduction, dedication, and devilish cleverness. The Holiday Killer has started picking off members of the Falcone crime family, heightening the tensions between the Falconis and their rivals, the Maronis. The plot revolves around the Caped Crusader's quest to find a holiday-themed serial killer. Writer Jeff Loeb and artist Tim Sale brought a quiet, brooding power to the source material, honoring Batman's detective roots even as they sought to push the character forward in ingenious ways. Released earlier this year, Batman: The Long Halloween, Part Onedelivers a mystery that's as compelling as it is filled with surprises.
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