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Batman (Franchise)

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Batman (Franchise)	comment	Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_1'); })The Dark Knight. The Caped Crusader. The World's Greatest Detective. The Most Dangerous Man on Earth. One half of The Dynamic Duo. The iconic Cowl.The Badass Normal Superhero.The Goddamn Batman.Created by Bob Kane with Bill Finger (who until 2015 was uncreditednote The New '10s led to DC finally negotiating official acknowledgment for Finger who is now considered the major creative force of the character), Batman is also one of the greatest Trope Makers and Trope Codifiers in not just comics, but all visual media; one of the oldest superheroes still in print — having debuted in Detective Comics #27 (May 1939) — Batman is one of the three best known Superheroes ever (alongside Superman and Spider-Man), one of the flagships of DC Comics and one of the most popular comic book characters ever created.Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_2'); })At the age of eight, billionaire heir Bruce Wayne witnessed the murder of his parents at the hands of a mugger. Swearing vengeance against all criminals and vowing never to take a life, Bruce used his parents' vast fortune to travel the world and hone his fighting abilities and detective skills. When he felt he was ready, Bruce returned to his beloved Gotham City, intent on removing the criminal element that had overrun the city in his absence. Donning a costume with a bat motif to strike fear into criminals and armed with his keen intellect and arsenal of crime-fighting gadgetry, Bruce protects the streets of Gotham as "The Batman" at night while pretending to be a clueless playboy billionaire by day.In addition to this appealing and unique origin story, Batman has an iconic supporting cast and, more crucially, the single largest and most iconic Rogues Gallery in all of comic book history, as well as one of the most beloved. Many of them are up there with the Dark Knight himself in terms of pop culture relevance and recognition. While his Arch-Enemy, The Joker, is the most recognizable, villains such as Two-Face, The Penguin, The Riddler, Catwoman, Poison Ivy, Scarecrow, and Mr. Freeze are recognizable even to those with only the most basic knowledge of comics. Over time, many of his enemies began to be written as dark reflections of certain aspects of Batman's personality, such as The Joker with overall sanity, Two-Face with duality and identity, Scarecrow with the use of fear, etc.Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_3'); })The Batman mythos has expanded into virtually every medium in the decades since the character's debut, and there's a good argument to be made for Batman being the most critically and culturally successful superhero in history. To put it simply, he has never gone out of style. Further proven by the wide variety and range of mediums he has been adapted into over 80 years and counting. He has been different things in different times. A pulp-fiction costumed hero modeled on The Shadow in his early stories, a campy pop-art TV Show in The '60s, a Darker and Edgier post-apocalyptic anti-hero in the mid-80s, Art Deco retro Genre Throwback in late eighties and early-mid 90s, modern neo-noir in The Oughties and the ultimate spectacle fighter in The New '10s. Initially, Batman swung between a bright, shiny Cape and a dark, nightmarish Shadow Archetype and the iconic Cowl. Since The '80s, the latter has been the main default trend, albeit varying in degree of darkness. Of course, since the character is inherently appealing, versions friendlier to children continue to be produced and made well into the current era, standing alongside the darker take on the character.This series has a (very long) Character Sheet.Batman Media:
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Batman (Franchise) / int_13f31733	type	Evolutionary Retcon
Batman (Franchise) / int_13f31733	comment	Evolutionary Retcon: Batman started as the tights-clad caped crusader, following the model of certain athletic garb of the day — particularly acrobatic performers such as circus aerialists and tightrope walkers and strength-based athletes like wrestlers and circus strongmen. Starting with The '90s, artists and writers have experimented with making his costume more plausible and sensible given the beatings that Batman takes in the course of his adventures. This evolution ultimately resulted in realizing Batman's outfit as a heavily armored, high tech suit that employs military issue polymers created by Wayne-Tech. Even the cape is now actually functional and allows limited gliding.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_143350c6	type	Officer O'Hara
Batman (Franchise) / int_143350c6	comment	Officer O'Hara: At first a generic cop who would just say "Saints Preserve Us!" anytime something dramatic happened, later reinvented by Jeph Loeb with heavy influences by The Untouchables.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_146cf740	type	Dramatic Reading
Batman (Franchise) / int_146cf740	comment	There's also a Dramatic Reading in twoparts.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_14beeefd	type	Darker and Edgier
Batman (Franchise) / int_14beeefd	comment	Darker and Edgier: After many years of campiness, in the 70s and 80s Batman started getting dark and gritty again and his villains became much more brutal and sadistic (or returned to form in the case of The Joker). Batman is currently one of the grittiest heroes you'll find with an emphasis on fear and a brutal fighting style, most of what he does stemming from what he views as his failures and an insanely violent Rogues Gallery. Despite this, his strong moral integrity remains one of the most consistent in comics.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_152e9f5d	type	SuperVillain
Batman (Franchise) / int_152e9f5d	comment	Bruce Wayne's childhood friend Thomas Elliot tried to kill his parents at a young age in order to inherit their riches and because his father was an abusive monster and his mother a simpering money hungry lunatic. He only succeeded in killing his father, and, to avoid suspicion, didn't try again, only truly being orphaned when he smothered his raving senile mother in a fit of anger. This left him with a bitter hatred of Bruce, who tragically lost his parents soon after Tommy tried to kill his. Later on in his life, he joins the Riddler (who discovered that Bruce was Batman on a vendetta against him, feeling that, not only did Bruce get the riches Tommy wanted, but that he was wasting those riches as well. Predictably, his vendetta eventually causes him to lose everything and become the full time Super Villain Hush.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_154aa477	type	Big, Screwed-Up Family
Batman (Franchise) / int_154aa477	comment	Big, Screwed-Up Family: Batman canonically has five children: Dick, Jason, Tim, Cassandra, and Damian. He, Dick, Jason, and Tim are all orphans. Cassandra and Damian have alive parents but both are tyke bombs raised by a cult of assassins. Cassandra couldn't talk or read until she was in her mid-teens. Pretty much all of them have died at one point or another. That's just the immediate family too! Other members of the extended clan like Barbara got shot in the spine to torture her dad, Stephanie Brown had a Teenage Pregnancy and a second rate supervillain dad. She also died (later retconned into being put into hiding) solely because Leslie Thompkins wanted to teach Bruce a lesson. Catwoman's background has pinged all over the place but usually she's a Street Urchin orphan who had to steal from a very young age to provide for herself and her sister, Maggie. They're all waifs, misfits and strays that would belong nowhere if not together.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_154f0a86	type	Metallicar Syndrome
Batman (Franchise) / int_154f0a86	comment	Metallicar Syndrome: The Batmobile is Awesome, but Impractical: it gives away the fact that Batman (a hero who depends often on stealth) is in the neighborhood! Some versions have the ability to disguise their appearance as more normal cars, however. Sometimes out and out invoked, as Batman scares criminals and regularly uses this fact to his advantage.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_17330d6c	type	Terrible Trio
Batman (Franchise) / int_17330d6c	comment	Terrible Trio: There's a group of fairly obscure villains called the Terrible Trio (who, as far as can be told, weren't in mind when naming this trope). Made up of the Shark, the Fox, and the Vulture, the Terrible Trio is of extremely variable threat, and they don't show up very often because they're pretty mundane as Batman rogues go. Though in each animated series they appear in, they gradually become more badass. In Batman: The Animated Series they were billionaires who committed crimes because they literally did EVERYTHING exciting, who (Mainly Fox) completely crossed the Moral Event Horizon. In The Batman they were teenage social outcasts considered "freaks" by the majority of their college campus. In which they stole the Man-Bat formula and transformed themselves into BeastMen (Though they tweaked it to keep their own sentience unlike Man-Bat) and plotted to "Turn everyone in their college into animal people like them, so everyone would be the same" in Batman: The Brave and the Bold they were warriors who stole ancient animal totems to turn into giant powerful beastmen. In every animated appearance, Fox is always the leader and usually always the final battle for Batman.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_1779f10e	comment	"Well Done, Son!" Guy: Bruce is motivated by the standards of his father and sometimes wonders if he's living up to him and if being Batman is an appropriate way to carry on the Wayne legacy. Since his father isn't there to acknowledge him, this creates moments of doubt and insecurity that Bruce usually has to overcome. Silas Wayne, who, in his last moments of life, becomes proud of Bruce when he reveals himself as Batman, and happier that the rest of the family wasn't in the room to learn the secret identity, so he'll die proudly with the knowledge that a Wayne is Batman. While he's gotten better about it, this was Damian's whole motivating factor for much of his existence. It's still there but Damian now knows that his dad loves him and is proud of him no matter what.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_17c7c925	type	Frothy Mugs of Water
Batman (Franchise) / int_17c7c925	comment	Frothy Mugs of Water: Inverted. Bruce Wayne doesn't drink, afraid that it'll ruin his edge; however, a socialite like himself must on occasion be seen drinking, to erase any suspicion of being Batman. Thus, he will often drink non-alcoholic beverages, usually ginger ale, prepared to look to others as though they are made with alcohol. He'll even go so far as to act drunk, usually as an excuse for slipping out to chase after criminals.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_185ea595	type	The Trickster
Batman (Franchise) / int_185ea595	comment	The Trickster: A role sometimes shared by Joker and Riddler, depending on the situation and motivation.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_18aff462	type	Artistic License – Biology
Batman (Franchise) / int_18aff462	comment	Artistic License – Biology: After getting a nasty cut during the "Cataclysm" storyline, Batman's internal monologue states that his belt has "anticoagulants to stem the bleeding." An anticoagulant actually makes blood thinner, and thus would make a cut bleed worse.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_19df659c	type	Gone Horribly Wrong
Batman (Franchise) / int_19df659c	comment	Then there is Bane, whom Chuck Dixon created from the idea of a "dark mirror" for Bruce Wayne. They both lost their parents at an early age, but instead of affectionate guardian raising him in comfortable wealth, Bane grew up in possibly the worst prison on earth. Nevertheless, he honed his intellect and body until he could escape and then return for payback. He's Bruce Wayne Gone Horribly Wrong.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_1a3a91dd	type	Say My Name
Batman (Franchise) / int_1a3a91dd	comment	Say My Name: If you haven't figured it out by now, He's Batman
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Batman (Franchise) / int_1a8dc238	type	Underestimating Badassery
Batman (Franchise) / int_1a8dc238	comment	Underestimating Badassery: Done constantly by superpowered villains who have never faced him before. After they do fight him, they figure out why he's one of the most feared heroes of them all. Similarly, The Joker also gets dismissed by heroes and villains who are less familiar with him. As for later...well, there's a reason that when super villains (people far more powerful than the Joker) want to terrify each other, they tell Joker stories.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_1aa76d29	type	Death by Origin Story
Batman (Franchise) / int_1aa76d29	comment	The pre-Crisis Todd was a redheaded circus acrobat whose parents were killed by Killer Croc. He dyed his red hair black, became Robin, and was later adopted by a minor villainess named Nocturna. He vanished into Canon Discontinuity after the Crisis.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_1b4e322c	type	Mr. Fanservice
Batman (Franchise) / int_1b4e322c	comment	Mr. Fanservice: Batman/Bruce Wayne. Also, Nightwing. Or more accurately, Nightwing's ass. Along with them Tim gets quite a bit of shower scenes to show off his very fine body. Depending on the writer and artist, the The Joker gets in on the act, and depending on how you feel about older men, Alfred too.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_1bb7211b	type	The Hyena
Batman (Franchise) / int_1bb7211b	comment	The Hyena: Joker is practically the Trope Maker in comics.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_1bca196d	type	Reluctant Warrior
Batman (Franchise) / int_1bca196d	comment	Reluctant Warrior: Hates violence, but is prepared to use it to stop crime. Subverted by every interpretation since the dawn of the Dark Age, so Batman's mileage may definitely vary.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_1c0dbffc	type	Pyromaniac
Batman (Franchise) / int_1c0dbffc	comment	Firefly is also notorious for this kind of behavior, enough so that he actually managed to frighten Killer Moth and caused him to dissolve their partnership once he realized just how deranged he was.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_1c5002bc	type	The Stoic
Batman (Franchise) / int_1c5002bc	comment	The Stoic: Even when threatening mooks as a Guttural Growler, Bats never really loses control. During a fight with The Punisher, while Frank Castle's internal monologue is about giving into rage and joining the chaos, Batman prefers to remain cool and avoid being consumed by other people's rage and use that to his advantage. Not So Stoic: Often a case of OOC Is Serious Business. In the comic/episode Mad Love, Harley is seriously creeped out by Batman laughing. Amongst those who know him, him breaking stoicness is a sign his mental state isn't the same as normal, good or bad. Losing his temper with Alfred means he's either under the influence of something or the villain of the story has successfully gotten under his skin (except ASBAR, where it means he's clearly a hobo pretending to be Batman). Being emotional, especially crying, means he's officially broken and usually has severe PTSD (examples include when he died hundreds of times in Emperor Joker, the death of Jason Todd, after torture by the Court of Owls, and an exception of happy crying at the end of Flashpoint). Laughter either means Joker toxin or he's extremely happy, oftentimes in love.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_1cfd9ec9	type	Never Recycle a Building
Batman (Franchise) / int_1cfd9ec9	comment	Never Recycle a Building: Gotham is usually shown as having a huge amount of derelict real estate — particularly warehouses and / or carnivals — that has been left to rot rather than destroyed, no matter how many criminals seek them out for headquarters or meeting places. More recent stories have begun lampshading this, either by commenting that a severe depression caused by the death of the Waynes (or Gotham's general boom-bust economy) led these places to fold quickly, or by showing that Wayne Enterprises and other companies are actively trying to develop in these areas.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_1dfd19f9	type	Papa Wolf
Batman (Franchise) / int_1dfd19f9	comment	Papa Wolf: Batman himself, and Commissioner Gordon when his kid's involved.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_1f72cc08	type	Rod-and-Reel Repurposed
Batman (Franchise) / int_1f72cc08	comment	Rod And Reel Repurposed: The Cult of Zafub from Legends of the Dark Knight #128-131 are a group of assassins who specialize in killing their targets using that target's greatest skill. So a stunt driver gets run off the road, an army guy might be forced into a Sniper Duel, a master martial artist might be beaten by a better martial artist and, as we see in the comic, a fisherman gets killed by an assassin with — you guessed it — a fishing rod.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_1fffdf05	type	Advantage Ball
Batman (Franchise) / int_1fffdf05	comment	Advantage Ball: Batman almost always has the advantage in direct conflict. Three guys with knives or a dozen Mooks with machine guns, it makes no difference. As such, the general method of his rogues gallery to deal with him is to attack him indirectly, especially by undermining what he believes in and threatening those he values.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_20cb2042	type	Cape Swish
Batman (Franchise) / int_20cb2042	comment	Cape Swish: Especially in the 1960s TV series.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_212f1548	type	Make Them Rot
Batman (Franchise) / int_212f1548	comment	Make Them Rot: The villains Clayface III (Preston Payne) and Clayface V (Cassius "Clay" Payne) could make the bodies of living creatures melt by touching them. Clayface VI (Dr. Peter Malley) could make them melt without touching them.
Batman (Franchise) / int_212f1548	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_212f1548	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_212f1548
Batman (Franchise) / int_21889138	type	Crimefighting with Cash
Batman (Franchise) / int_21889138	comment	Crimefighting with Cash
Batman (Franchise) / int_21889138	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_21889138	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_21889138
Batman (Franchise) / int_21d70919	type	Crapsack World
Batman (Franchise) / int_21d70919	comment	Crapsack World: Gotham City is one of the best and most famous examples in all of comics.
Batman (Franchise) / int_21d70919	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_21d70919	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_21d70919
Batman (Franchise) / int_21e3e4d6	type	Panacea
Batman (Franchise) / int_21e3e4d6	comment	Panacea: Ra's al Ghul's Lazarus pits.
Batman (Franchise) / int_21e3e4d6	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_21e3e4d6	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_21e3e4d6
Batman (Franchise) / int_21f7ff0f	type	Knight in Sour Armor
Batman (Franchise) / int_21f7ff0f	comment	In general, Bruce is almost always a Knight in Sour Armor (or in this case a Dark Knight in Sour Armor) with the only possible exceptions being when he makes some wry observation about a situation he or the JLA are in.
Batman (Franchise) / int_21f7ff0f	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_21f7ff0f	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_21f7ff0f
Batman (Franchise) / int_221a4bf4	type	Iconic Sequel Character
Batman (Franchise) / int_221a4bf4	comment	Iconic Sequel Character: Robin doesn't make his first appearance in Batman until Detective Comics #38, 11 issues and a year of publication after Batman's first appearance in Detective Comics #27.
Batman (Franchise) / int_221a4bf4	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_221a4bf4	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_221a4bf4
Batman (Franchise) / int_22854489	type	Coins for the Dead
Batman (Franchise) / int_22854489	comment	Coins for the Dead: In a comic from the 80s, a serial killer is murdering Gotham's homeless by giving them two gold coins coated in poison. When they die, he then places the coins on their eyes.
Batman (Franchise) / int_22854489	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_22854489	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_22854489
Batman (Franchise) / int_23698fa8	type	Aborted Arc
Batman (Franchise) / int_23698fa8	comment	Aborted Arc: From 1995-98, writer Doug Moench and artist Kelley Jones were in charge of the main Batman title. During their first three years on the title, a nameless puppeteer holding a Batman puppet appeared in the background of many stories. He would be there when Batman was solving a case or when he was throwing a party as Bruce Wayne, but he never let his presence be known. The idea was that in the fourth year of their run, which they knew would be their last, they would properly introduce the character as a villain who knew Bruce's identity, was capable of manipulating both Bruce and Batman and has been preparing to confront Bats on his own terms, but this was never followed through. Jones later explained in interviews that editorial demanded that in their last year they tied the book in with the other Bat-titles, which they had been pretty much allowed to ignore in favor of telling their own self-contained stories. This threw a wrench on the Puppeteer arc and some other stories they were planning, including one with Poison Ivy.
Batman (Franchise) / int_23698fa8	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_23698fa8	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_23698fa8
Batman (Franchise) / int_251bce7c	type	Cardboard Prison
Batman (Franchise) / int_251bce7c	comment	Cardboard Prison: Arkham Asylum is a cardboard — actually more like tissue paper — Bedlam House; Blackgate, preceded by Gotham State Penitentiary, is this for those few (see below) of the Rogues Gallery who aren't full-blown psychotic, or at least who aren't currently presenting as such.
Batman (Franchise) / int_251bce7c	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_251bce7c	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_251bce7c
Batman (Franchise) / int_2557e3a9	type	Palette Swap
Batman (Franchise) / int_2557e3a9	comment	An obscure character called The Wrath is gloriously over the top in how closely his backstory mirrors Batman's. His parents were career criminals who were gunned down by the police in front of him the same day as Bruce Wayne's parents were killed. Thus, the Wrath dedicated his life to fighting law and order. Even his costume is almost just a Palette Swap of Batman's.
Batman (Franchise) / int_2557e3a9	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_2557e3a9	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_2557e3a9
Batman (Franchise) / int_27990757	type	Two-Headed Coin
Batman (Franchise) / int_27990757	comment	Two-Headed Coin: A characteristic attribute of Harvey Dent/Two-Face. Played straight as Dent and then subverted by Two-Face.
Batman (Franchise) / int_27990757	featureApplicability	-0.3
Batman (Franchise) / int_27990757	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_27990757
Batman (Franchise) / int_27ba1b50	type	Skull for a Head
Batman (Franchise) / int_27ba1b50	comment	Skull for a Head: Black Mask
Batman (Franchise) / int_27ba1b50	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_27ba1b50	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_27ba1b50
Batman (Franchise) / int_28114487	type	Bald of Evil
Batman (Franchise) / int_28114487	comment	Bald of Evil: A few villains qualify. Professor Hugo Strange, Batman's earliest recurring villain, is one example. He combines this with Beard of Evil, Morally Ambiguous Doctorate, and permanent Scary Shiny Glasses. Captain Stingeree combines this with Eyepatch of Power and Beard of Evil. Minor villain Karl Hellfern, a.k.a. Doctor Death. The Monk, a Golden Age villain later brought back in the Bronze Age, is completely bald . . . and a vampire.
Batman (Franchise) / int_28114487	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_28114487	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_28114487
Batman (Franchise) / int_28429e5c	type	Irisless Eye Mask of Mystery
Batman (Franchise) / int_28429e5c	comment	Irisless Eye Mask Of Mystery: One of the most notable superheroes to have this trope as part of their design (to the point that he, along with Robin and Batgirl, provide the image for that article). A notable exception in printed media is when Alex Ross portrays him, much because of the artist's realistic style. This carried over well into the animated adaptations. Indeed one particularly famous scene in Batman: Mask of the Phantasm derives much of its effect from the way the Irisless-look brings about a total transformation of the man into the superhero. The Live-Action films and TV Shows obviously could not pull off this effect, until the finale of The Dark Knight where a brief sequence requiring Batman to interact with sonar imagery results in proto-Augmented Reality Goggles covering under his mask. The AR mask became the means by which this was adapted in the Batman: Arkham Series and has since entered the comics as well. The look returned in the Armored Costume of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.
Batman (Franchise) / int_28429e5c	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_28429e5c	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_28429e5c
Batman (Franchise) / int_297ab1b9	type	Parental Abandonment
Batman (Franchise) / int_297ab1b9	comment	Parental Abandonment: HIS PARENTS ARE DEEAAAAAAAD!
Batman (Franchise) / int_297ab1b9	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_297ab1b9	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_297ab1b9
Batman (Franchise) / int_2a02e5c9	type	Guile Hero
Batman (Franchise) / int_2a02e5c9	comment	Guile Hero: Generally, the darker or more "realistic" the story, the more Batman embodies this.
Batman (Franchise) / int_2a02e5c9	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_2a02e5c9	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_2a02e5c9
Batman (Franchise) / int_2ab79021	type	Emerging from the Shadows
Batman (Franchise) / int_2ab79021	comment	Emerging from the Shadows: Whether it's Batman, or other characters.
Batman (Franchise) / int_2ab79021	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_2ab79021	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_2ab79021
Batman (Franchise) / int_2ae29c0d	type	The Dreaded
Batman (Franchise) / int_2ae29c0d	comment	The Dreaded: Both Batman and The Joker have been shown to terrify even those FAR more powerful than they will ever be. And if not fear, (in the rare circumstances) at the very least respect, as given by Darkseid, who is basically the DC equivalent of the Devil To put the Joker into perspective, he scares Superman.note Not because he's physically afraid, but because he's unpredictable and doesn't care about killing innocent people.
Batman (Franchise) / int_2ae29c0d	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_2ae29c0d	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_2ae29c0d
Batman (Franchise) / int_2b2c66c3	type	Evil Has a Bad Sense of Humor
Batman (Franchise) / int_2b2c66c3	comment	Evil Has a Bad Sense of Humor: The Joker is either this trope or Actually Pretty Funny Depending on the Writer, such as in The Killing Joke.
Batman (Franchise) / int_2b2c66c3	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_2b2c66c3	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_2b2c66c3
Batman (Franchise) / int_2be15316	type	Ambiguously Jewish
Batman (Franchise) / int_2be15316	comment	Ambiguously Jewish: A number of writers have wondered whether Batman is Jewish. Some continuities make Kate Kane, the current Batwoman, Bruce's first cousin and since she's Jewish, that would mean Bruce's mother Martha Kane was Jewish, and since Jewish ethnicity is matrilineal, that would make Bruce Jewish. Of course across the media, Bruce has never identified as Jewish (or for that matter by any ethnic identity for that matter). Both of Batman's creators, Bob Kane and Bill Finger were Jewish incidentally but Bill Finger was explicit about the fact that he saw Bruce Wayne as a WASP and that he wanted him to have a Patrician identity.
Batman (Franchise) / int_2be15316	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_2be15316	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_2be15316
Batman (Franchise) / int_2bfabe7	type	Trespassing to Talk
Batman (Franchise) / int_2bfabe7	comment	Trespassing to Talk: Batman frequently does this, and he usually uses a Stealth Hi/Bye to get away when he's done.
Batman (Franchise) / int_2bfabe7	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_2bfabe7	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_2bfabe7
Batman (Franchise) / int_2c3e4769	type	No-Harm Requirement
Batman (Franchise) / int_2c3e4769	comment	No-Harm Requirement: Being a Technical Pacifist, Batman usually does everything he can to avoid excessively harming his foes. A lot of his crime fighting gadgets are even explicitly designed to incapacitate foes without killing them or causing excessive harm. Though Darker and Edgier versions tend to drop this.
Batman (Franchise) / int_2c3e4769	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_2c3e4769	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_2c3e4769
Batman (Franchise) / int_2d224706	type	An Ice Suit
Batman (Franchise) / int_2d224706	comment	An Ice Suit: Mr. Freeze.
Batman (Franchise) / int_2d224706	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_2d224706	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_2d224706
Batman (Franchise) / int_2d4fa515	type	Ax-Crazy
Batman (Franchise) / int_2d4fa515	comment	Black Mask killed his parents in a fire to inherit their business and fortune. Unfortunately, he was a lousy businessman and when he tried to burn down the factory to cover his tracks, he wound up with the facial injury that gave him his villain name. He was a lot better at being Ax-Crazy than a businessman anyways.
Batman (Franchise) / int_2d4fa515	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_2d4fa515	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_2d4fa515
Batman (Franchise) / int_2d6f00e4	type	Psycho for Hire
Batman (Franchise) / int_2d6f00e4	comment	Psycho for Hire: Zsasz, sometimes Bane, occasionally Killer Croc, and even The Joker when it suits his fancy.
Batman (Franchise) / int_2d6f00e4	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_2d6f00e4	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_2d6f00e4
Batman (Franchise) / int_2da5273e	type	Just Like Robin Hood
Batman (Franchise) / int_2da5273e	comment	Just Like Robin Hood: Catwoman, occasionally, especially in recent years.
Batman (Franchise) / int_2da5273e	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_2da5273e	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_2da5273e
Batman (Franchise) / int_2ea82f3e	type	To the Batnoun!
Batman (Franchise) / int_2ea82f3e	comment	To the Batnoun!
Batman (Franchise) / int_2ea82f3e	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_2ea82f3e	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_2ea82f3e
Batman (Franchise) / int_2ea916dc	type	To the Batpole!
Batman (Franchise) / int_2ea916dc	comment	To the Batpole!
Batman (Franchise) / int_2ea916dc	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_2ea916dc	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_2ea916dc
Batman (Franchise) / int_2f94135c	type	Thou Shalt Not Kill
Batman (Franchise) / int_2f94135c	comment	Thou Shalt Not Kill: Though at best a Technical Pacifist, and motivated by the real-world considerations of his creators, there are two in-universe explanations for his adherence to the code: In the Novelization of Knightfall, Gordon in an internal monologue reveals he only works with Bats because he doesn't kill. The moment he crosses the line, according to Gordon, his relationship with Batman will be over and he'll be marked as a criminal like any other — as indeed he was in the very earliest stories. Bruce is smart enough to know this. But, even more importantly: In Batman: Under the Red Hood, Batman is trying to explain to a resurrected Jason Todd why he can't even bring himself to rid the world of The Joker:
Batman (Franchise) / int_2f94135c	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_2f94135c	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_2f94135c
Batman (Franchise) / int_2fc21a19	type	Distaff Counterpart
Batman (Franchise) / int_2fc21a19	comment	Robin IV: Stephanie Brown. The daughter of the Cluemaster (a minor Batman villain), she originally went by the Spoiler, and was Tim Drake's girlfriend. She was Robin very briefly (during a period when Drake and Wayne were arguing), before Batman faked her death. Later became the third (or fourth, or fifth, depending on how you count) Batgirl. In the World of the New 52, she is once again the Spoiler and it is not known how much of her backstory remains.
Batman (Franchise) / int_2fc21a19	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_2fc21a19	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_2fc21a19
Batman (Franchise) / int_30ef2781	type	The City Narrows
Batman (Franchise) / int_30ef2781	comment	The City Narrows: It would be pretty hard to do the origin story without that one dark alley that you really shouldn't go into. Similarly, City Noir. In Gotham, the absolute worst neighborhood is literally named "The Narrows." Gotham City is a nice place to live.
Batman (Franchise) / int_30ef2781	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_30ef2781	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_30ef2781
Batman (Franchise) / int_31033156	type	Chest Insignia
Batman (Franchise) / int_31033156	comment	Chest Insignia: In Batman: The Dark Knight Returns, he reveals that most of his armor is bulletproof, but he wears a chest insignia because he couldn't make his mask and cowl protective enough (in most versions, he leaves his mouth and chin uncovered). "Why do you think I wear a target on my chest?"
Batman (Franchise) / int_31033156	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_31033156	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_31033156
Batman (Franchise) / int_3126c34a	type	Insufferable Genius
Batman (Franchise) / int_3126c34a	comment	Insufferable Genius: The Riddler. Many versions have proving he's the smartest man in Gotham and/or smarter than Batman as his only motivation.
Batman (Franchise) / int_3126c34a	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_3126c34a	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_3126c34a
Batman (Franchise) / int_3133d1d7	type	Hollywood Acid
Batman (Franchise) / int_3133d1d7	comment	The first appearances of Batman are notorious for him lacking a code against killing, although even then killing wasn't routine. For example, in his very first story, The Case of the Chemical Syndicate, he punches the villain into a vat of Hollywood Acid, and shows no remorse for it. In the Post-Crisis version of the event, the crook tries to flee, as he cannot stand the shame of being sent to prison, and falls into the acid by accident.
Batman (Franchise) / int_3133d1d7	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_3133d1d7	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_3133d1d7
Batman (Franchise) / int_31708bd3	type	Terror Hero
Batman (Franchise) / int_31708bd3	comment	Terror Hero: Batman seeks to put enormous fear into anyone he goes up against. Given that he's one of the most dreaded heroes in comics, even among superpowered villains despite having no superpowers himself, he is very good at it. Even Superman is unable to put the kind of fear in criminals that Batman does.
Batman (Franchise) / int_31708bd3	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_31708bd3	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_31708bd3
Batman (Franchise) / int_317f259c	type	Urban Hellscape
Batman (Franchise) / int_317f259c	comment	Urban Hellscape: Modern versions often portray Gotham in this light. Filled with incompetent or corrupt cops, gangs controlling the streets, with the neighboring city of Metropolis being the "pristine" Mega-Corp-run sister city. The ultimate example of this in the franchise is the (at the time) future-set Batman: The Dark Knight Returns.
Batman (Franchise) / int_317f259c	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_317f259c	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_317f259c
Batman (Franchise) / int_329a19a0	type	Hollywood Healing
Batman (Franchise) / int_329a19a0	comment	Hollywood Healing: Someone who's been through the physical injuries Batman has suffered should really show more signs of it. Averted in most stories that show Bruce later in life, where he's often crippled by the cumulative effect of the injuries he takes and the punishment he inflicts on his body.
Batman (Franchise) / int_329a19a0	featureApplicability	-1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_329a19a0	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_329a19a0
Batman (Franchise) / int_32da548d	type	Arch-Enemy
Batman (Franchise) / int_32da548d	comment	He has a similar relationship with Talia al Ghul, the daughter of Arch-Enemy Ra's al Ghul - they even had a child together (though Bruce was drugged during the actual act), the fifth Robin Damian Wayne.
Batman (Franchise) / int_32da548d	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_32da548d	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_32da548d
Batman (Franchise) / int_333b48a6	type	Thememobile
Batman (Franchise) / int_333b48a6	comment	Thememobile: The Batmobile, the Batwing, the Batcycle, etc etc...
Batman (Franchise) / int_333b48a6	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_333b48a6	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_333b48a6
Batman (Franchise) / int_33c2b1e2	type	Best Served Cold
Batman (Franchise) / int_33c2b1e2	comment	Best Served Cold: One of the classic examples.
Batman (Franchise) / int_33c2b1e2	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_33c2b1e2	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_33c2b1e2
Batman (Franchise) / int_34082c59	type	Wolverine Publicity
Batman (Franchise) / int_34082c59	comment	Wolverine Publicity: This is beginning to become a bit of a problem for not just Bats but his wider crew. In the New 52 line-up of titles, not only does Bats and his "family" have more individual titles than the any other superhero (only the combined Justice League matches), but counting characters with major recurring roles in other titles, the Bat-family shows up in twenty of the 52 current titles put out by DC. By comparison, Superman and Green Lantern, and related characters, only show up in six or so books each, total. Most people suspect this is due to the constant financial success Batman's had, especially in the past two decades (as noted above), and especially in the past half-decade or so, between the Arkham games and TDK.
Batman (Franchise) / int_34082c59	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_34082c59	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_34082c59
Batman (Franchise) / int_34c67518	type	Save the Day, Turn Away
Batman (Franchise) / int_34c67518	comment	Save the Day, Turn Away: The ending of Batman: Year One.
Batman (Franchise) / int_34c67518	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_34c67518	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_34c67518
Batman (Franchise) / int_3517000d	type	Mad Scientist
Batman (Franchise) / int_3517000d	comment	Mad Scientist: Lots of them, beginning (in real time) with Hugo Strange and including Starter Villain Alfred Stryker experiments on guinea pigs in his spare time when he's not being a Corrupt Corporate Executive.
Batman (Franchise) / int_3517000d	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_3517000d	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_3517000d
Batman (Franchise) / int_351e7cf9	type	Romanticism Versus Enlightenment
Batman (Franchise) / int_351e7cf9	comment	Romanticism Versus Enlightenment: On the face of it Batman sounds like a man of the Enlightenment, he's very rational, methodical and even a little cold, extremely well read and intelligent and a master detective, however Batman's stories are purely romantic, complete with criminals who are embodiment of concepts, ideas and general irrationality rather than anything close to the real-world. The idea of madness and insanity is presented as an all-pervasive force, impervious to any rational understanding (cf, Arkham Asylum) and most of Gotham seem to accept and trust the Vigilante to keep order rather than the institutions of municipal, state and federal government. Batman himself is the embodiment of that most Romantic archetype, the Byronic Hero complete with giant mansion with subterranean lair for him to brood in.
Batman (Franchise) / int_351e7cf9	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_351e7cf9	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_351e7cf9
Batman (Franchise) / int_35a13198	type	World's Best Warrior
Batman (Franchise) / int_35a13198	comment	World's Best Warrior: The reason Batman is The Dreaded is because winning is never an impossibility for him. Even if he's outclassed or outfought, he always has the means to win.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_36de2703	type	Superheroes Wear Capes
Batman (Franchise) / int_36de2703	comment	Superheroes Wear Capes: One of the surviving The Golden Age of Comic Books Trope Codifiers.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_36de2703	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_36de2703
Batman (Franchise) / int_36e6529b	type	Rule of Cute
Batman (Franchise) / int_36e6529b	comment	Rule of Cute: Funko Inc.'s collection of super-deformed, button-eyed DC heroes and villains, most of whom are Batman-related. Just look how cute that widdle Caped Crusader is! Also, LEGO Batman.
Batman (Franchise) / int_36e6529b	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_36e6529b	featureConfidence	1.0
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Batman (Franchise) / int_374c339d	type	I'll Kill You!
Batman (Franchise) / int_374c339d	comment	I'll Kill You!: In his first appearance, The Joker was not played at all as funny, even in a dark way. He was, in fact, a permanently smiling psychotic gangster with no sense of humor whatsoever. In his first fight with Batman, Bats is actually the one making puns, Joker's Line? "I am going to kill you!"
Batman (Franchise) / int_374c339d	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_374c339d	featureConfidence	1.0
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Batman (Franchise) / int_37d535e4	type	A
Batman (Franchise) / int_37d535e4	comment	A "True" Hero: Batman is sometimes argued to be the "real" hero in the DC Universe, because he lacks the superpowers almost all of his peers have. Batman gets by on his wits, genius and skill rather than superhuman abilities. In addition, most portrayals of the character portray him as somewhere between an Unscrupulous Hero or Pragmatic Hero, who is willing and able to get his hands dirty when it comes to saving people and stopping crime. To many, this resonates as being more of a "True Hero" than those who don't need to sacrifice half as much as he does and never had to work to achieve their abilities.
Batman (Franchise) / int_37d535e4	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_37d535e4	featureConfidence	1.0
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Batman (Franchise) / int_38d02d44	type	Batman Gambit
Batman (Franchise) / int_38d02d44	comment	Batman Gambit: The Trope Namer
Batman (Franchise) / int_38d02d44	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_38d02d44	featureConfidence	1.0
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Batman (Franchise) / int_396e1c2a	type	Face Death with Dignity
Batman (Franchise) / int_396e1c2a	comment	Face Death with Dignity: In "The Joker Walks the Last Mile", after turning himself in, confessing to a long list of crimes and getting the death sentence, the Joker walks to his execution, confident that he will make a fresh start once he pays the ultimate penalty with his life, and once his mooks follow through on his plan and bring him Back from the Dead.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_396e1c2a	featureConfidence	1.0
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Batman (Franchise) / int_3a3489f	type	Fourth-Wall Observer
Batman (Franchise) / int_3a3489f	comment	Fourth-Wall Observer: The Joker occasionally, but especially in non-canon story lines and Emperor Joker.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_3a3489f	featureConfidence	1.0
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Batman (Franchise) / int_3a6cebbd	type	Circus Brat
Batman (Franchise) / int_3a6cebbd	comment	Robin I: Dick Grayson. Circus Brat, saw his parents killed in front of him, taken in as Wayne's ward. The original Earth-2 Grayson grew up, became a politician, and stayed Robin even after his Batman died. He himself died in the Crisis on Infinite Earths. The Earth-1 Grayson was a founding member of the Teen Titans, was urged to retire by Wayne after nearly getting killed by the Joker, changed his supranym to Nightwing, and mended his fences with Wayne. He later took over the role of Batman when Wayne was apparently dead, and continued in the role for a while when he returned. Returned to being Nightwing in the New 52.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_3a6cebbd	featureConfidence	1.0
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Batman (Franchise) / int_3b49c783	type	The Proud Elite
Batman (Franchise) / int_3b49c783	comment	The Proud Elite: He is handsome, and, while charming, tries to be aloof enough that he makes people think he's a bit arrogant. However, when he catches criminals as Batman, he'll get them jobs at Wayne Enterprises. Even the Ventriloquist got a second chance once on an episode of New Batman Adventures.
Batman (Franchise) / int_3b49c783	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_3b49c783	featureConfidence	1.0
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Batman (Franchise) / int_3ce914fb	type	Macabre Moth Motif
Batman (Franchise) / int_3ce914fb	comment	Killer Moth (of all people) was originally presented as an Evil Counterpart. His MO was that he was an anti-vigilante; he showed up to rescue criminals. He even had a Moth Signal criminals could use to summon him!
Batman (Franchise) / int_3ce914fb	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_3ce914fb	featureConfidence	1.0
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Batman (Franchise) / int_3fbad834	type	Troll Fic
Batman (Franchise) / int_3fbad834	comment	Troll Fic: Batman Hero Of Gotham. Characters die and randomly come back to life (In Chapter 3, the Joker dies and then comes back to life for no reason in around 12 sentences), The Penny Plunderer is called "one of the most powerful villains in Gotham", Batgirl walks off a backbreaker from Bane, and Crazy Quilt is called "the evilest villain ever" and actually kills Robin (thus leading to Alfred, of all people, taking up the mantle). Many other characters also appear, such as Wolverine (who even says that he appears in everything), a few of the other X-Men, Darkseid (spelled as Darkseed), Superman, General Zod, and Master Chief (spelled as Mastar Chief). Also, there's tons of bad grammar. Here's some quotes from the story: There's also a Dramatic Reading in twoparts.
Batman (Franchise) / int_3fbad834	featureApplicability	1.0
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Batman (Franchise) / int_3fca462c	type	Deus ex Machina
Batman (Franchise) / int_3fca462c	comment	Deus ex Machina: Batman often solves situations by just happening to have a gadget on hand. Back when he killed people, Batman once confronted a Doctor Doom who threw a grenade at him. Batman then shields his and Robin's body with...this. It's not even a frickin' gadget!
Batman (Franchise) / int_3fca462c	featureApplicability	1.0
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Batman (Franchise) / int_401bfa84	type	Immortality Field
Batman (Franchise) / int_401bfa84	comment	Immortality Field: The Lazarus Pits, all metaphysically connected through Ley Lines, overlap with Fountain of Youth but zigzag in regards to being an Immortality Field. By bathing in a pit, an injured person can have their wounds healed, the old are made young, and the deceased can be brought back to lifenote For maximum efficiency however, someone must be placed in the Lazarus Pit within a relatively short period of time following their death. Although older bodies may be resurrected, there is no guarantee that they will return in perfect condition. However, anyone who uses the pit and is not injured or dying will be killed. Also, each pit can only be used once, but its user will retain its effects even without staying in one and they're free to use another the next time they're in critical condition.
Batman (Franchise) / int_401bfa84	featureApplicability	1.0
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Batman (Franchise) / int_402b438d	type	Clothes Make the Legend
Batman (Franchise) / int_402b438d	comment	Clothes Make the Legend: You don't even need to see his emblem - Bats is so infamous and feared that he can be identified just by the silhouette of his cowl.
Batman (Franchise) / int_402b438d	featureApplicability	1.0
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Batman (Franchise) / int_429732d8	type	Bat Signal
Batman (Franchise) / int_429732d8	comment	Bat Signal: The Trope Namer. Again.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_44606d14	type	Becoming the Mask
Batman (Franchise) / int_44606d14	comment	Becoming the Mask: Bruce Wayne adopted the identity of Batman as a means to fight injustice. As with most Batman tropes, this is the dark version. It's not that he loves being Batman so much he doesn't want to go back to being Bruce Wayne. It's that he IS Batman because he has to be even when dressed and acting like Bruce Wayne. It's a strong contrast to the modern version of Superman, who always thinks of himself as Clark Kent regardless of the costume.
Batman (Franchise) / int_44606d14	featureApplicability	1.0
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Batman (Franchise) / int_44618b9f	type	Small Steps Hero
Batman (Franchise) / int_44618b9f	comment	Small Steps Hero: Bruce could stop being Batman and use his fortune to clean up Gotham permanently, but that would mean ignoring the common crime that happen every night. The fact that he has the power to not only stop crime and save the world regularly is one of the things he admires about Superman.
Batman (Franchise) / int_44618b9f	featureApplicability	1.0
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Batman (Franchise) / int_44a7bea2	type	Found the Killer, Lost the Murderer
Batman (Franchise) / int_44a7bea2	comment	Found the Killer, Lost the Murderer: The Pre-Crisis Batman, long after he finally tracked down the murderer of his parents, Joe Chill, discovered that Chill was actually an assassin hired by the mobster Lew Moxon who wanted revenge on Thomas Wayne for getting him arrested. Batman reopened the case to hunt his parents' true murderer down, a discovery that was especially galling considering Robin pointed out that by leaving him alive, Bruce was manipulated to be Moxon's alibi since a 10 year old could not be expected to know that a simple stick-up gone murderous was more than it seemed.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_4508b16b	type	The Guards Must Be Crazy
Batman (Franchise) / int_4508b16b	comment	A security guard in Arkham Asylum: Madness ran head first in to this trope when he decided to put the Name "Milton Napier" on a plaque to screw with The Joker. It ended badly. For the guard that is.
Batman (Franchise) / int_4508b16b	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_4508b16b	featureConfidence	1.0
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Batman (Franchise) / int_45107a1e	type	InterClassRomance
Batman (Franchise) / int_45107a1e	comment	Interclass Romance: The Batman and Catwoman romance in the Post-Crisis era. He's Gotham's richest man, she's a poor orphan street kid turned criminal. In the original comics, Catwoman and Selina Kyle were Classy Cat-Burglar who stole for the thrill and Selina in civilian life had the identity of a prominent socialite. In modern comics, she was made poor to give her a Just Like Robin Hood motivation, to add spice in her dynamic with Bats. She's the only major Love Interest for Bruce who comes from a poor background (most of his Girl of the Week being rich heiresses, models, and so on, while Talia Al Ghul is basically a Princess) and their dynamic often invites Batman realizing how privileged he really is from his more street-smart and grounded girlfriend. In The Dark Knight Rises, the class differences becomes part of their Slap-Slap-Kiss dynamic while in the Batman: Arkham Series, Selina often expresses angst that Batman and Bruce are out of her league (and not just because he's a hero and she's a thief).
Batman (Franchise) / int_45107a1e	featureApplicability	1.0
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Batman (Franchise) / int_45cd286c	type	Corrupt Politician
Batman (Franchise) / int_45cd286c	comment	Corrupt Politician: Aversions are easier to find.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_45cd286c	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_45cd286c
Batman (Franchise) / int_461defa0	type	Two-Faced
Batman (Franchise) / int_461defa0	comment	Two-Faced
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Batman (Franchise) / int_461defa0	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_461defa0
Batman (Franchise) / int_4631e81f	type	Badass in Distress
Batman (Franchise) / int_4631e81f	comment	Badass in Distress: Currently the trope picture.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_4631e81f	featureConfidence	1.0
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Batman (Franchise) / int_46ba2113	type	Minidress of Power
Batman (Franchise) / int_46ba2113	comment	Mini Dress Of Power: Catwoman's outfit sometimes is this.
Batman (Franchise) / int_46ba2113	featureApplicability	1.0
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Batman (Franchise) / int_479f9ad0	type	Characterization Marches On
Batman (Franchise) / int_479f9ad0	comment	This results in part because of Characterization Marches On. The original Batman villains were master-criminals typical of pulp villains with no real motivations other than basic greed or lust for power. The first Joker dressed in white paint and didn't have silly gag-based antics. After the 50s, where comics were subject to Bowdlerization, Joker became a harmless villain with gag based antics celebrated in the 1966 TV series. When Dennis O'Neil, Steve Engelhart and other writers sought to make Joker menacing again, they had to justify the gag-based elements which had become The Artifact as well as other motif-themed criminals such as The Riddler who became famous thanks to the show.note It's significant that even in this Lighter and Softer work, all of the villains tried to kill the Dynamic Duo at least once, and in really "creative" ways. Their solution was Hollywood Psych, and they added Arkham Asylum into the mix. Since then, almost all of Batman's villains were described not merely as supervillains but as psychopaths.
Batman (Franchise) / int_479f9ad0	featureApplicability	1.0
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Batman (Franchise) / int_47c62bc9	type	One Super, One Power Set
Batman (Franchise) / int_47c62bc9	comment	One Super One Powerset: Batman is the head of Wayne Enterprises, has fought against and alongside many superpowered beings that possess advanced technology, use magic, and have reliable and effective mutagens. Despite this, he has been, and most likely always will be, only a mere Badass Normal Crazy-Prepared genius detective.
Batman (Franchise) / int_47c62bc9	featureApplicability	1.0
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Batman (Franchise) / int_48ae3596	type	File Mixup
Batman (Franchise) / int_48ae3596	comment	File Mixup: In the old story "Robin Studies His Lessons", Dick Grayson is kept off duty because he's been getting bad grades. However, then Dick catches some crooks, using scientific knowledge that seems awfully strange given he's supposed to have gotten lousy grades in that class. Bruce checks it and the administrators apologize for confusing Dick's grades with those of another boy.
Batman (Franchise) / int_48ae3596	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_48ae3596	featureConfidence	1.0
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Batman (Franchise) / int_4a852458	type	Big Good
Batman (Franchise) / int_4a852458	comment	Big Good: Despite being curmudgeonly, brooding and feared by almost everyone, he, Superman and Wonder Woman tend to share this role in the larger DC Universe.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_4a852458	featureConfidence	1.0
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Batman (Franchise) / int_4ae690ca	type	Laughing Mad
Batman (Franchise) / int_4ae690ca	comment	Laughing Mad: Oh, guess. The Riddler has his moments as well.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_4c24a9ed	type	Power Copying
Batman (Franchise) / int_4c24a9ed	comment	Power Copying: Batman tends to keep items from his defeated villains handy, such as a vial of Scarecrow's fear gas, and one of Mr. Freeze's guns.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_4c6f26c	type	Socially Awkward Hero
Batman (Franchise) / int_4c6f26c	comment	Socially Awkward Hero: It varies by the writer, but Bruce Wayne is often depicted as not really understanding how to behave like a normal Rich Idiot With No Day Job, and finds hosting a Wayne Foundation party more stressful than taking on the Joker.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_4cb0192	type	Utility Belt
Batman (Franchise) / int_4cb0192	comment	Utility Belt
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Batman (Franchise) / int_4cbc7f95	type	Blasting It Out of Their Hands
Batman (Franchise) / int_4cbc7f95	comment	Blasting It Out of Their Hands: Batman often disarms gun-toting foes with a well-aimed batarang.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_4e3e577a	type	Psychological Horror
Batman (Franchise) / int_4e3e577a	comment	Psychological Horror: The insanity of the Bat-villains can drive them to do horrific things, which in turn causes severe psycho-trauma to survivors and even witnesses.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_4f4372e9	type	Early Installment Weirdness
Batman (Franchise) / int_4f4372e9	comment	Early Installment Weirdness: In the early comics, Batman was not only perfectly willing to use firearms, he even directly killed his enemies. This bit of bat-history is so infamous, that it even provides the page image for this trope! His tech was also much more simplistic early on—the original Batmobile was just a simple red convertible. His series was initially set in it's own distinct continuity, with no existence of other superheroes prior to retcons—an issue of Batman from the 40s, for instance, had Dick Grayson get an autograph from Jerry Siegel, identified by name and explicitly noted as "the creator of Superman". In the Joker's first appearance, he was a far cry from the loony sociopath he's known as now—he was a straight faced crook with a gimmick, and Batman was the one cracking the puns while fighting him! Notably, he was supposed to be killed off for good in his second appearance, but he ended up becoming so popular, he immediately became a series mainstay, which soon established another trope in the process. The Scarecrow was originally a standard hoodlum-for-hire (albeit one who used to be a college professor) who terrorized his victims the old-fashioned way: with guns and death threats (in this era, fear gas was actually the gimmick of the now-comparatively obscure Hugo Strange). He also managed to hold his own against Batman and Robin physically, at least for a little while. Fittingly, in The Batman Hugo Strange is basically the show's fill-in for Scarecrow, as he used the same fear tactics and psychological intimidation. One episode even had him make Batman hallucinate into thinking a Zombie Apocalypse had started, when in fact, the "cure" he tried to trick Batman into using, was actually the real Zombie virus.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_4f84cdef	type	Smug Snake
Batman (Franchise) / int_4f84cdef	comment	Smug Snake: The Riddler. But significantly less so since his reformation in Detective Comics #822. Still smug, but a highly successful detective as well.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_4ff0627a	type	Suspect Existence Failure
Batman (Franchise) / int_4ff0627a	comment	Suspect Existence Failure: The Gotham City Police Department once has a prime suspect in a series of brutal killings with a veritable mountain of damning evidence against him, up to and including his going around and bragging to everyone who would listen that he did it all. It turns out that all of the evidence is manipulated or outright fabricated, because the guy is trying to make a name for himself of another's deeds. For reasons beyond human understanding, he decided to pick Gotham's most infamous and self-aggrandizing mass-murderer to bite off from — The Joker. No bonus points for guessing how it ends for him.
Batman (Franchise) / int_4ff0627a	featureApplicability	1.0
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Batman (Franchise) / int_50f66629	type	Crazy-Prepared
Batman (Franchise) / int_50f66629	comment	Another story, "Tower of Babel", centers on Ra's Al Ghul obtaining a file containing Batman's contingency plans to cripple each and every member of the Justice League "just in case" and using them to his own ends. The existence of the files and the secrecy under which they are kept infuriates The League and lead to his expulsion.
Batman (Franchise) / int_50f66629	featureApplicability	1.0
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Batman (Franchise) / int_51300dbf	type	Fat Bastard
Batman (Franchise) / int_51300dbf	comment	Fat Bastard: Starter Villain Alfred Stryker was an overweight man willing to kill to take control of a company.
Batman (Franchise) / int_51300dbf	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_51300dbf	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_51300dbf
Batman (Franchise) / int_51460d4e	type	Cops Need the Vigilante
Batman (Franchise) / int_51460d4e	comment	Cops Need the Vigilante: Comic books play this every which way, but Batman is perhaps the worst offender. He is, and always has been, more or less a de facto agent of the Gotham PD. That they have the Bat-Signal up on the roof confirms that. Therefore pretty much everything he does is entirely illegal, as it contravenes all the rules of evidence gathering, chain of custody, interrogation, etc. Some recent series have gotten more sophisticated, going so far as to actually get this right (Batman is an agent of the police and therefore this is inadmissible, or Batman is entirely unconfirmed and you can't prove there's any contact making this very murky but admissible, for example), though some have gotten it wrong while trying to be clever (no, bringing in a bureaucrat whose only job is to turn on the Bat-Signal doesn't make it okay because the bureaucrat is acting as an agent of the police which makes Batman an agent of the police). Learn more here.
Batman (Franchise) / int_51460d4e	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_51460d4e	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_51460d4e
Batman (Franchise) / int_521aa24a	type	Dramatic Necklace Removal
Batman (Franchise) / int_521aa24a	comment	Dramatic Necklace Removal: His parents' death scene frequently has this.
Batman (Franchise) / int_521aa24a	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_521aa24a	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_521aa24a
Batman (Franchise) / int_537dd8fe	type	Affably Evil
Batman (Franchise) / int_537dd8fe	comment	Affably Evil: Ra's Al Ghul. The Penguin comes across as this most of the time, as the owner of a popular upscale night spot, but he can go from a gentleman criminal to a vicious bastard if he needs to.
Batman (Franchise) / int_537dd8fe	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_537dd8fe	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_537dd8fe
Batman (Franchise) / int_538273bd	type	Adaptational Superpower Change
Batman (Franchise) / int_538273bd	comment	Adaptational Superpower Change: Harley Quinn had no super powers in the original animated series, but with her immigration to the comics, she got some powers from her new friend Poison Ivy.
Batman (Franchise) / int_538273bd	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_538273bd	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_538273bd
Batman (Franchise) / int_53f261f	type	Masquerading As the Unseen
Batman (Franchise) / int_53f261f	comment	Masquerading As the Unseen: In Silver Age comics, Bruce would sometimes have Superman or even Alfrednote if it was for a non-fighting event wear the cowl if he had to be in two places at once.
Batman (Franchise) / int_53f261f	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_53f261f	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_53f261f
Batman (Franchise) / int_53f5ccea	type	Batman in My Basement
Batman (Franchise) / int_53f5ccea	comment	Batman in My Basement
Batman (Franchise) / int_53f5ccea	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_53f5ccea	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_53f5ccea
Batman (Franchise) / int_569a95e9	type	The Teetotaler
Batman (Franchise) / int_569a95e9	comment	The Teetotaler: Batman typically never drinks alcohol for fear of losing his edge, and usually drinks disguised ginger ale instead. Inverted when it comes to drugs, however. Batman has tried them all, as well as subjecting himself to every toxin his enemies have used (many of which are powerful hallucinogens) in order to be better prepared for all of them as well to build up immunity. And the Batman of Zur-En-Arrh takes it to the extreme.
Batman (Franchise) / int_569a95e9	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_569a95e9	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_569a95e9
Batman (Franchise) / int_56ff2e35	type	Bat Deduction
Batman (Franchise) / int_56ff2e35	comment	Bat Deduction
Batman (Franchise) / int_56ff2e35	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_56ff2e35	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_56ff2e35
Batman (Franchise) / int_575fd5e2	type	Dark Is Not Evil
Batman (Franchise) / int_575fd5e2	comment	Dark Is Not Evil: And ironically, most of his rogues (particularly the Joker) are very colorful.
Batman (Franchise) / int_575fd5e2	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_575fd5e2	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_575fd5e2
Batman (Franchise) / int_57c25438	type	Green Thumb
Batman (Franchise) / int_57c25438	comment	Green Thumb: Pamela "Poison Ivy" Isley is one of the most famous examples of this trope. Her levels of deadliness vary across different adaptations. She has shown some capacity for good, also. When Gotham was in the midst of No Man's Land, Ivy killed Clayface and used her powers to grow fruits and vegetables for the stranded people to eat in a coordinated effort with Batman. Other times, she can at times be an eco-terrorist, ranging from destroying polluting industries to considering exterminating the human race so they'll knock off the polluting. Otherwise, she gets her kicks by feeding people to giant pitcher plants and Venus Fly traps. Lady's in Arkham for a reason. Also, her predecessor, Jason Woodrue, the Floronic Man. He's enough of a plant-man that he can be mostly "killed" and reborn via growing back. He once regrew amongst cannabis after spending some time as a hero under the name Floro, leading to him trying to "save the world" via getting everyone high on super-weed, a plot which Batman stops but Gordon questions if he was right.
Batman (Franchise) / int_57c25438	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_57c25438	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_57c25438
Batman (Franchise) / int_57d43e40	type	Fantasy Counterpart Culture
Batman (Franchise) / int_57d43e40	comment	Fantasy Counterpart Culture: As per Bill Finger: Dennis O'Neill likewise noted that Gotham and Metropolis represented two sides of New York City: In general, Gotham is a New York City where The Great Depression and The Big Rotten Apple era never ended, nor has the city been gentrified, which gives the setting an advantage over the Marvel Universe which on account of being set in a real city has much of its original verisimilitude and characterization become The Artifactnote New York needing three street-level heroes like Spider-Man, Daredevil and The Punisher with them being so busy that they can't have normal lives was easier to accept in The '60s to The '80s when the city was famously told by the rest of America to "drop dead" but harder in The '90s-onwards once gentrification set in. Much of the city still has violent crime, corrupt police, slums and poor neighborhoods and banana republic level corruption of civil institutions that's analogous to the fake cities of Grand Theft Auto, and has more in common with third world major cities. For instance the story arc of Batman: No Man's Land, repurposed in the Batman: Arkham Series, The Dark Knight Rises and the final season of Gotham, is closer to the Kowloon Walled City than anything in America. Film and TV adaptations generally make a much more stylized city, such as Tim Burton's films with its hellish gothic architecture as opposed Joel Schumacher's neon-vegas approach. In the DCAU, Gotham is made into a melange of areas, looking like The Remnant of The '40s Film Noir era in Batman: TAS but looking more modern, sleek and stylized in TNBA, with Batman Beyond looking like a Blade Runner kind of city, with Hong Kong and Tokyo influences. Christopher Nolan's films made the city an amalgam of Chicago, Detroit, Pittsburgh, and New York. For Gotham, a 2014 ''Guardian'' article states the approach was a combination of the above; shot mostly in NYC which occasionally had to be made worse for the production, with a skyline that's "a composite of photographs of buildings from various cities that were carefully chosen for their Gotham-like feeling, and then manipulated digitally to bring the Gotham look to it that we wanted."
Batman (Franchise) / int_57d43e40	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_57d43e40	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_57d43e40
Batman (Franchise) / int_57df9056	type	Glamour
Batman (Franchise) / int_57df9056	comment	Glamour: Poison Ivy is pheromonally irresistible.
Batman (Franchise) / int_57df9056	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_57df9056	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_57df9056
Batman (Franchise) / int_5982199f	type	Who Even Needs a Brain?
Batman (Franchise) / int_5982199f	comment	Who Even Needs a Brain?: Rare dramatic example - new villainess "The Absence" has an enormous hole in her forehead and extending all the way through, with no visible brain, yet functions just fine, and may be smarter than before the hole happened. It appears to be a combination of a freak medical condition and Gotham City's water supply being seriously tainted. ... So anyone with half a brain can see that humankind has gone insane, to the point where I don't know if I'll upset the status quo if I throw poison in the water main?
Batman (Franchise) / int_5982199f	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_5982199f	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_5982199f
Batman (Franchise) / int_5989e3b6	type	Enemy Mine
Batman (Franchise) / int_5989e3b6	comment	Ra's al-Ghul has elements of this, most notably in his desire to save the world even at cost to himself, his reluctance to work with others as an equal, and his personal skill. Notably, both Ra's and Batman respect each other enough to work together occasionally, and sometimes Batman is even implied to sympathize with Ra's views, if not his methods.
Batman (Franchise) / int_5989e3b6	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_5989e3b6	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_5989e3b6
Batman (Franchise) / int_59a9605d	type	Never Smile at a Crocodile
Batman (Franchise) / int_59a9605d	comment	Never Smile at a Crocodile: Killer Croc. Depending on the writer, he's a man with a really bad skin disease (which makes him look like reptilian) or in some others a full-blown, hungry crocodile-man.
Batman (Franchise) / int_59a9605d	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_59a9605d	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_59a9605d
Batman (Franchise) / int_59d7839f	type	Animal Lover
Batman (Franchise) / int_59d7839f	comment	Animal Lover: Even though Batman's son Damian is an anti-hero who struggles to avoid maiming and killing his foes, he has a soft spot for animals. He's become a vegetarian, gone on tirades against people who kill animals for profit, and adopted, over time, a cat, dog, cow, dragon-bat, and Japanese dragon. He also beat up a king and his entire court for kidnapping Goliath (said dragon-bat).
Batman (Franchise) / int_59d7839f	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_59d7839f	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_59d7839f
Batman (Franchise) / int_5b9b4a19	type	Almighty Mom
Batman (Franchise) / int_5b9b4a19	comment	Almighty Mom: Alfred is the quintessential male example.
Batman (Franchise) / int_5b9b4a19	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_5b9b4a19	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_5b9b4a19
Batman (Franchise) / int_5bdcc85a	type	Disney Villain Death
Batman (Franchise) / int_5bdcc85a	comment	Disney Villain Death: Starter Villain Alfred Stryker knocked into a vat of acid during his scuffle with Batman.
Batman (Franchise) / int_5bdcc85a	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_5bdcc85a	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_5bdcc85a
Batman (Franchise) / int_5c5d0032	type	Eyepatch of Power
Batman (Franchise) / int_5c5d0032	comment	Captain Stingeree combines this with Eyepatch of Power and Beard of Evil.
Batman (Franchise) / int_5c5d0032	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_5c5d0032	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_5c5d0032
Batman (Franchise) / int_5dcb9d92	type	Less Embarrassing Term
Batman (Franchise) / int_5dcb9d92	comment	Less Embarrassing Term: Spoiler's costume is not purple, it's eggplant. "Purple would've looked stupid."
Batman (Franchise) / int_5dcb9d92	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_5dcb9d92	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_5dcb9d92
Batman (Franchise) / int_5e8938b	type	Animal-Motif Team
Batman (Franchise) / int_5e8938b	comment	Animal-Motif Team: The Batman Family are all either themed after bats (Batman, Batgirl, Batwoman) or birds (Robin, Nightwing).
Batman (Franchise) / int_5e8938b	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_5e8938b	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_5e8938b
Batman (Franchise) / int_5ed3ace2	type	Batman Can Breathe in Space
Batman (Franchise) / int_5ed3ace2	comment	Batman Can Breathe in Space
Batman (Franchise) / int_5ed3ace2	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_5ed3ace2	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_5ed3ace2
Batman (Franchise) / int_5f60b45a	type	In Harm's Way
Batman (Franchise) / int_5f60b45a	comment	In Harm's Way: Batman almost never retires, when he does its usually because he's too infirm to continue fighting crime, and even then he guarantees he has a replacement, and participates in crime fighting from the back lines. In fact, more than a few works have all-but-stated that Batman can never retire. Played with, in that the reason for Batman's drive is less that Victory Is Boring, and more that his end goal lies somewhere between the eradication of evil and the resurrection of his dead parents and reclaiming his childhood (without that harming anyone else), which needless to say he's never accomplished.
Batman (Franchise) / int_5f60b45a	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_5f60b45a	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_5f60b45a
Batman (Franchise) / int_60b21fa3	type	The Lancer
Batman (Franchise) / int_60b21fa3	comment	The Lancer: Not in his own series. To Superman in the Justice League, but as the biggest and most recognizable superhero after Superman, he's effectively this for the entire industry.
Batman (Franchise) / int_60b21fa3	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_60b21fa3	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_60b21fa3
Batman (Franchise) / int_60c90bd5	type	Orphan's Ordeal
Batman (Franchise) / int_60c90bd5	comment	Orphan's Ordeal: In most versions, Batman becomes who he is through witnessing the deaths of his parents as a child, leaving him to dedicate his life to ridding Gotham of crime.
Batman (Franchise) / int_60c90bd5	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_60c90bd5	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_60c90bd5
Batman (Franchise) / int_60ea2a89	type	Starter Villain
Batman (Franchise) / int_60ea2a89	comment	Starter Villain: Alfred Stryker, a chemical executive who is killing off his business partners so he can take sole ownership of the company. Like many starter villains, Stryker is physically unimposing and dies by the end of his issue without much fanfare.
Batman (Franchise) / int_60ea2a89	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_60ea2a89	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_60ea2a89
Batman (Franchise) / int_61864694	type	Story-Breaker Team-Up
Batman (Franchise) / int_61864694	comment	Story-Breaker Team-Up: Whenever the Bat-mite shows up.
Batman (Franchise) / int_61864694	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_61864694	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_61864694
Batman (Franchise) / int_61fee923	type	Reinventing the Telephone
Batman (Franchise) / int_61fee923	comment	Reinventing the Telephone: The Batsignal
Batman (Franchise) / int_61fee923	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_61fee923	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_61fee923
Batman (Franchise) / int_62051053	type	Blue Means Cold
Batman (Franchise) / int_62051053	comment	Blue Means Cold: Mr. Freeze wears a refrigerated suit which is generally portrayed as blue but it varies a bit depending on the adaptation. Occasionally, his skin is also depicted as having a blue tint.
Batman (Franchise) / int_62051053	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_62051053	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_62051053
Batman (Franchise) / int_62434fe2	type	Sanity Slippage
Batman (Franchise) / int_62434fe2	comment	Sanity Slippage: Depending on the Writer, but some feel Batman's already lost his mind and is a functioning psychotic. Eel O'Brian summed it up best when Bruce was separated from Batman.
Batman (Franchise) / int_62434fe2	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_62434fe2	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_62434fe2
Batman (Franchise) / int_630203e3	type	Shrunken Head
Batman (Franchise) / int_630203e3	comment	Shrunken Head: One of the final Pre-Crisis Batman stories from 1986 involved an axe-murderer making one of these from the head of his victim, a woman he murdered out of jealousy.
Batman (Franchise) / int_630203e3	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_630203e3	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_630203e3
Batman (Franchise) / int_6411dac8	type	BadassNormal
Batman (Franchise) / int_6411dac8	comment	Any supervillain who has ever shown up in his city and thought, "What threat could a mere mortal pose to me?"
Batman (Franchise) / int_6411dac8	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_6411dac8	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_6411dac8
Batman (Franchise) / int_644eca71	type	Rich Bitch
Batman (Franchise) / int_644eca71	comment	For starters, there's Prometheus (although he's more of a JLA-specific villain than a Batman villain) and Black Mask (or Roman Sionis) who has a similar back story to Bruce (son of wealthy parents who died by unnatural causes, although in Roman's case his parents were Rich Bitches who were killed by Roman himself, and Roman ran his company into the ground with his own carelessness).
Batman (Franchise) / int_644eca71	featureApplicability	1.0
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Batman (Franchise) / int_649f5bec	type	Creepy Souvenir
Batman (Franchise) / int_649f5bec	comment	Creepy Souvenir: Villain Mr. Zsasz marks a notch in his skin every time he murders someone. He has scars all over his body.
Batman (Franchise) / int_649f5bec	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_649f5bec	featureConfidence	1.0
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Batman (Franchise) / int_670ca248	type	Go-to Alias
Batman (Franchise) / int_670ca248	comment	Go-to Alias: Batman has either created or taken from a deceased criminal (depending on the continuity) the identity of small-time crook "Matches" Malone to infiltrate the underworld. Similarly, Alfred tends to use "Thaddeus Crane" (his middle names) whenever he has to go undercover.
Batman (Franchise) / int_670ca248	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_670ca248	featureConfidence	1.0
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Batman (Franchise) / int_67e31ec3	type
Batman (Franchise) / int_67e31ec3	comment	"Best Of" Anthology: The Best Of Batman is a 13-episode DVD anthology, where the episodes are drawn from multiple Batman cartoons, all of which were known to be fan favourites.
Batman (Franchise) / int_67e31ec3	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_67e31ec3	featureConfidence	1.0
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Batman (Franchise) / int_682c066c	type	Horrifying Hero
Batman (Franchise) / int_682c066c	comment	Horrifying Hero: Batman by Tim Burton is the first one to truly invoke this trope: A flawless combination of Bob Ringwood's theatrical costume design, Michael Keaton's performance and the visceral musical score of Danny Elfman, Bruce Wayne becomes a mythical, demonic figure that struck such raw terror into the heart of evil that the average petty thug could only incoherently scream to the police: "I'm telling ya man: A Giant Bat!!!"
Batman (Franchise) / int_682c066c	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_682c066c	featureConfidence	1.0
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Batman (Franchise) / int_6860368a	type	Mook Horror Show
Batman (Franchise) / int_6860368a	comment	Mook Horror Show: One of the the best examples in comics.
Batman (Franchise) / int_6860368a	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_6860368a	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_6860368a
Batman (Franchise) / int_68a91d1c	type	Honest Advisor
Batman (Franchise) / int_68a91d1c	comment	Honest Advisor: Alfred, who knows Bruce Wayne better than anyone, isn't afraid to tell him when he's taking himself too seriously or when he's doing something that probably won't end well. He's also the person Bruce most respects, and is the only person he trusts completely in more continuities than any other individual.
Batman (Franchise) / int_68a91d1c	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_68a91d1c	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_68a91d1c
Batman (Franchise) / int_69bd76fd	type	The Commissioner Gordon
Batman (Franchise) / int_69bd76fd	comment	The Commissioner Gordon: The Trope Namer
Batman (Franchise) / int_69bd76fd	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_69bd76fd	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_69bd76fd
Batman (Franchise) / int_6a7bd799	type	Signature Team Transport
Batman (Franchise) / int_6a7bd799	comment	Signature Team Transport: Batman has plenty of Bat-vehicles, but the Batmobile is the most iconic.
Batman (Franchise) / int_6a7bd799	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_6a7bd799	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_6a7bd799
Batman (Franchise) / int_6b7668fa	type	Rich Idiot With No Day Job
Batman (Franchise) / int_6b7668fa	comment	Rich Idiot With No Day Job: Batman deliberately cultivates this image as Bruce Wayne. See Obfuscating Stupidity. This still happens but in more recent years, he's more often competent but aloof and reclusive as CEO.
Batman (Franchise) / int_6b7668fa	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_6b7668fa	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_6b7668fa
Batman (Franchise) / int_6c275297	type	The Fettered
Batman (Franchise) / int_6c275297	comment	The Fettered: Bruce, of course, but in some interpretations Jim Gordon too.
Batman (Franchise) / int_6c275297	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_6c275297	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_6c275297
Batman (Franchise) / int_6c46615c	type	Talking Through Technique
Batman (Franchise) / int_6c46615c	comment	Talking Through Technique: With Cassandra Cain.
Batman (Franchise) / int_6c46615c	featureApplicability	1.0
Batman (Franchise) / int_6c46615c	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_6c46615c
Batman (Franchise) / int_6ca52003	type	Master of All
Batman (Franchise) / int_6ca52003	comment	Master of All: Within works centered around him, especially those without superpowers (such as the movies), Batman tends to be this. He's the World's Greatest Detective, skilled in every scientific field, a Master of Disguise, a capable leader, one of the top martial artists in the world, has a ton of high-tech gadgets thanks to being high in the Fiction 500, has trained his body to Charles Atlas Superpower level, and often displays random skills such as being a capable actor just in case he might have need of that skill. In works where he teams up with superpowered or magical characters, not so much. Bruce Wayne majored in The Theatrical Arts in college - acting for him is not a random skill, it is his primary skill. Batman has always been about the showmanship.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_6ee15499	type	Token Motivational Nemesis
Batman (Franchise) / int_6ee15499	comment	Token Motivational Nemesis: Joe Chill the mugger, who is seldom seen again after serving his narrative purpose of introducing us to and traumatizing Bruce Wayne. In some versions, notably Frank Miller's, he doesn't even have a name. Joe Chill did appear again in a 1948 followup to the origin story, where it's revealed he eventually became a small-time gangster. Unfortunately for him, Batman soon found him out, leading to a classic confrontation. Chill also appeared post-Crisis in several stories. Post-Zero Hour he was specifically stated NOT to be the Wayne killer, bringing Batman's desire for vengeance back to the way Miller envisioned it. Batman had to ally with Joe Chill when facing a legacy of The Reaper, a crazed slasher vigilante. At several points, Batman has the choice of whether to save Joe's life and each time, he does. Joker sees Batman like this.
Batman (Franchise) / int_6ee15499	featureApplicability	1.0
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Batman (Franchise) / int_6eef5fc6	type	Temporary Substitute
Batman (Franchise) / int_6eef5fc6	comment	After an extenuating day being Batman, Jean-Paul Valley reflected that after being the Avatar of the Order of St. Dumas, who wanted to conquer Jerusalem back again to Christianity, and presently being the Temporary Substitute to Batman, who wants to stop crime in Gotham City, he finds the fanatical obsessive founder Dumas was the wiser: sure, Jerusalem was never conquered again, but it was a tangible goal that could be achieved... ending crime forever in Gotham is a madman’s dream.
Batman (Franchise) / int_6eef5fc6	featureApplicability	1.0
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Batman (Franchise) / int_6fc21d06	type	Fiction 500
Batman (Franchise) / int_6fc21d06	comment	Fiction 500: The most famous example in the DC Universe, although Lex Luthor is right up there too.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_7012424f	type	Stealth Hi/Bye
Batman (Franchise) / int_7012424f	comment	Stealth Hi/Bye: Contender for Trope Codifier.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_7012424f	featureConfidence	1.0
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_7012424f
Batman (Franchise) / int_70489c17	type	Superman Stays Out of Gotham
Batman (Franchise) / int_70489c17	comment	Superman Stays Out of Gotham
Batman (Franchise) / int_70489c17	featureApplicability	1.0
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Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_70489c17
Batman (Franchise) / int_71105dfc	type	Everybody Smokes
Batman (Franchise) / int_71105dfc	comment	Everybody Smokes: Despite the fact that Golden Age Bruce Wayne is well known to smoke a Distinguished Gentleman's Pipe (and the occasional cigarette), he actually only smokes for a relatively short period of time, from his debut in Detective Comics #27 to the final regular appearance of the pipe in Detective Comics #51, two years later. The pipe makes an occasional appearance in a panel or two in Detective Comics #74 and in Batman #36, but Bruce never smokes regularly after those first two years of publication.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_7175cb16	type	Clark Kenting
Batman (Franchise) / int_7175cb16	comment	Clark Kenting: Many heroes throughout the franchise have a rather easy time hiding their secret identities. Especially notable in live-action series.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_71efd47a	type	Laughing at Your Own Jokes
Batman (Franchise) / int_71efd47a	comment	Laughing at Your Own Jokes: The Joker is a maniacal clown who often laughs at his own macabre jokes. Woe be it for any of his Mooks who fails to laugh along with him. Or fails to laugh hard enough. Or only seems to be pretending to laugh. Or laughs at a joke he wasn't supposed to. It sucks, being one of Joker's Mooks.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_72856b70	type	Godzilla Threshold
Batman (Franchise) / int_72856b70	comment	Godzilla Threshold: Whenever Batman realizes he needs Superman or the Justice League, and not just the Bat-Family.
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Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_72856b70
Batman (Franchise) / int_73731600	type	Lecherous Licking
Batman (Franchise) / int_73731600	comment	Lecherous Licking: Catwoman frequently does this to Batman.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_75a201	type	Pimped-Out Cape
Batman (Franchise) / int_75a201	comment	Pimped-Out Cape: In some continuities where his cape has some gadgets built in.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_75b5a541	type	Rogues Gallery Showcase
Batman (Franchise) / int_75b5a541	comment	Rogues Gallery Showcase The Long Halloween, Hush.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_75bfffd4	type	Bat Scare
Batman (Franchise) / int_75bfffd4	comment	Bat Scare: Generally associated with Batman, and clouds of bats often appear when he enters the Batcave. On at least a few occasions he has weaponised this, using bat-influencing ultrasound to set up a Bat Scare which distracts an opponent.
Batman (Franchise) / int_75bfffd4	featureApplicability	1.0
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Batman (Franchise) / int_767caf1f	type	Multiple Demographic Appeal
Batman (Franchise) / int_767caf1f	comment	Multiple Demographic Appeal: In the 60's television show, Batgirl was added to attract two demographics that weren't watching the show — young girls and their fathers.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_76b4b7dd	type	The Comically Serious
Batman (Franchise) / int_76b4b7dd	comment	The Comically Serious: Because nothing's more hilarious than Batman singing karaoke, while still completely straight-faced. Though in the rare instance where he cracks a joke, it's all the funnier because of it. In Superman/Batman #44, Superman has been hit in the eye with a shard of Kryptonite and has to wear an eyepatch until it heals. Averted in the Golden Age stories, where Batman loves to joke and make wisecracks as he's roughing up the bad guys. He's as bad as Robin.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_76d6c3df	type	I Don't Like the Sound of That Place
Batman (Franchise) / int_76d6c3df	comment	Let's face it: Thomas Wayne. Instead of waiting for Alfred to show up and chauffeur them back to the mansion, he decided to take a shortcut through Crime Alley. All dressed up. At night. In the rain. It's just a pity his foolishness got both himself and his wife killed, and his son traumatized along with him. It wasn't called Crime Alley back then. It's canon that it used to be a nice neighborhood called Park Row. The Wayne murders signaled the beginning of the decline of the neighborhood. But then again, they walked into some random, trash-strewn alley, through a side door of the theater, because that's how rich people routinely exit such establishments. How about in the Pre-Crisis origin, a gangster named Lew Moxon directly threatens Thomas Wayne with death for getting him arrested and admits he'll get someone to do it for him? Wayne does not tell anyone of this death threat and Moxon hires Joe Chill to do the job and he follows through.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_777c0033	type	Technical Pacifist
Batman (Franchise) / int_777c0033	comment	Technical Pacifist: Since Robin's first appearance, at least.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_77c0952e	type	Face Your Fears
Batman (Franchise) / int_77c0952e	comment	Face Your Fears: Whenever Scarecrow manages to get Batman with his Fear Gas, expect this to occur.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_780a078e	type	Self-Made Orphan
Batman (Franchise) / int_780a078e	comment	Self-Made Orphan: Bruce Wayne's childhood friend Thomas Elliot tried to kill his parents at a young age in order to inherit their riches and because his father was an abusive monster and his mother a simpering money hungry lunatic. He only succeeded in killing his father, and, to avoid suspicion, didn't try again, only truly being orphaned when he smothered his raving senile mother in a fit of anger. This left him with a bitter hatred of Bruce, who tragically lost his parents soon after Tommy tried to kill his. Later on in his life, he joins the Riddler (who discovered that Bruce was Batman on a vendetta against him, feeling that, not only did Bruce get the riches Tommy wanted, but that he was wasting those riches as well. Predictably, his vendetta eventually causes him to lose everything and become the full time Super Villain Hush. Black Mask killed his parents in a fire to inherit their business and fortune. Unfortunately, he was a lousy businessman and when he tried to burn down the factory to cover his tracks, he wound up with the facial injury that gave him his villain name. He was a lot better at being Ax-Crazy than a businessman anyways. In a look at The Joker's childhood in The Brave and the Bold revival issue #31, as a child the Joker burned down his house with his bickering parents inside. This being the Joker, who knows how accurate the story is. According to The Long Halloween, Jonathan Crane (the future Scarecrow) killed his mom. On Mother's Day. The Penguin. In most versions his father dies of bronchial pneumonia, but in Penguin: Pain and Prejudice His father's behavior and commentary eventually pushed him too far, and he murdered Tucker Cobblepot, leaving him alone with his mother. The only one that showed any signs of loving him. A one-off character in the debut issue of Gotham Knights is a child that kills his parents. Thanks to having a few too many time-travelers in his life (or a few too many writers recycling the same idea), Bruce Wayne himself is one several times over. The general structure of how is "time-travel saves the Waynes and dooms the timeline, adult Bruce Wayne from the doomed timeline has to undo it to stop whatever caused it and thus send his parents to their deaths". The worst example is when Booster Gold does it with the intent of undoing it as a gift. Bruce was also forced to let his Flashpoint timeline father die after visiting it in The Button.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_7833feeb	type	Sudden Name Change
Batman (Franchise) / int_7833feeb	comment	Sudden Name Change: Stephanie Brown's mother was named "Agnes" when she originally appeared in Detective Comics, but her name was later changed to "Crystal." According to Scott Beatty (who was the first to rename her), he had asked DC editors about the name of the mother but no one could remember, leading to an accidental name change that stuck. The Post-Crisis Huntress had a case of her middle name changing. In her first origin and early appearances, her full name was "Helena Janice Bertinelli". In her revised origin and later profiles, her name became "Helena Rosa Bertinelli". Huntress' parents were named Guido and Carmela in her original 1989 origin, but their names were later changed to Franco and Maria by the time of Greg Rucka's retelling in the Cry For Blood miniseries. Harvey Dent's wife is generally known as Gilda, but was renamed "Grace" in a 1989 Secret Origins story and the name carried over to her animated counterpart in Batman: The Animated Series. All later comic appearances switched her name back to Gilda. Harvey himself was originally introduced as "Harvey Kent". They changed his name so there'd be no confusion with that other fellow. While Poison Ivy's civilian name was initially established as Pamela Isley, Gerry Conway inexplicably gave her the name of "Lillian Rose" when he wrote her origin in World's Finest #252. Post-Crisis, Neil Gaiman would re-establish the Pamela Isley name (along with overhauling her origin). Gotham has gained some controversy for changing her name from Pamela Isley to Ivy Pepper.
Batman (Franchise) / int_7833feeb	featureApplicability	1.0
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Batman (Franchise) / int_79a60aec	type	For Want of a Nail
Batman (Franchise) / int_79a60aec	comment	For Want of a Nail: There's an Elseworlds story that explores what'd happen if Joe Chill didn't kill Batman's parents. Apparently Bruce wouldn't have become Batman, Gotham would've become less of a CrapsackWorld, and he and Jack Napier would've become Heterosexual Life-Partners.
Batman (Franchise) / int_79a60aec	featureApplicability	1.0
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Batman (Franchise) / int_7a87fa80	type	Animal-Themed Superbeing
Batman (Franchise) / int_7a87fa80	comment	Animal-Themed Superbeing: Bruce, his sidekicks, and many of his enemies are animal based, albeit none of them have animal powers at all and the outfit is largely an aesthetic and metaphorical concept based on social connotations. For instance, Batman doesn't have echolocation powers and it refers to him being nocturnal and his cape-and cowl silhouette looking like a giant bat when he goes Roofhopping. While Selina Kyle is shown to have an affinity with cats in later stories, originally it was a reference to her being a cat burglar, which was a poetic concept (stealthy like a cat) and not a literal one (since cats don't steal), while Robin's red tunic has a resemblance to the red-breasted American Robin, his name was a Shout-Out by his co-creator Bill Finger to Robin Hood. Likewise, Penguin is so-called for wearing the Penguin-suit. It wasn't until much later in fact, in 1970, with Man-Bat that you had an actual animal themed superbeing in the Batman mythos.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_7abd339f	type	Black and White Morality
Batman (Franchise) / int_7abd339f	comment	Black-and-White Morality / Black and Grey Morality: Tends to depend on the tone of the particular story, with the lighthearted ones being the former and the Darker and Edgier ones being the latter.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_7b14acfb	type	Revealing Reflection
Batman (Franchise) / int_7b14acfb	comment	Revealing Reflection: One arc has Selina Kyle run for Mayor of Gotham. Worried mobsters hire Gunhawk to silence the cunning minx, and Gunhawk tries sniping at her from an adjacent building during a fundraiser. Selina notices the sniper's reflection in a champagne flute, and dives for cover in the nick of time.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_7c4fdf65	type	Red Is Violent
Batman (Franchise) / int_7c4fdf65	comment	Red Is Violent: Jason Todd, after coming Back from the Dead, made a Face–Heel Turn and became a more violent vigilante than Batman himself under the name of Red Hood. In the alternate universe of Flashpoint (and in the animated adaptation), Batman/Thomas Wayne is more cruel and ruthless than this universe's Batman, able to kill his enemies to stop menaces, being only compared with Marvel's Punisher. This version of Batman incorporated the red to the costume, mostly in the cape, the symbol and the red eyes. There's also Batman of Zur-En-Arrh (who dresses in red and purple), who was an uninhibited alter ego that Bruce Wayne had constructed to protect himself in the event that his base psyche was under attack. And from Battle for the Cowl saga, one of the men who wants to take Batman's legacy is the ruthless Two-Face, who wears a Batman costume splitted in two colors as his normal motif, having one side black/dark blue and the other one red. Anarky.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_7c9933de	type	Laughably Evil
Batman (Franchise) / int_7c9933de	comment	Laughably Evil: Can anyone not say Joker? And, well, Harley Quinn as well (which, in some cases, manages to even overshadow Mr. J, her Puddin').
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Batman (Franchise) / int_7d163c9c	type	Dating Catwoman
Batman (Franchise) / int_7d163c9c	comment	Dating Catwoman: Trope Codifier. On-again and off-again with Selina Kyle, both before and after he learned her true identity. Some say the only woman he has ever loved. He has a similar relationship with Talia al Ghul, the daughter of Arch-Enemy Ra's al Ghul - they even had a child together (though Bruce was drugged during the actual act), the fifth Robin Damian Wayne. Bruce tends to be attracted to women on the wrong side of the law more often than not. Gotham City Sirens notes that the only two women that Batman has ever loved were Catwoman/Selina Kyle and Talia al Ghul, both members of his Rogues Gallery.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_7e22477f	type	Breakout Villain
Batman (Franchise) / int_7e22477f	comment	Breakout Villain: The Joker is a big one. Originally he was supposed to be killed in his second appearance back in 1940. Fast-forward 70 years later and he's the most famous villain in all of comics. A cross-media example is The Riddler. Prior to the 1966 TV show, Edward Nygma had made only three appearances including his 1948 debut. Thanks largely to his delightfully demented portrayal by Frank Gorshin, he is now one of Batman's arch-nemeses, second only to the aforementioned Clown Prince of Crime and, perhaps, Oswald Cobblepot.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_7ef728b1	type	Tsundere
Batman (Franchise) / int_7ef728b1	comment	Tsundere: Damian Wayne is one of the rare male examples, and is type A towards... everyone. Dick Grayson, Stephanie Brown, Alfred...
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Batman (Franchise) / int_803e411	type	Betrayal Insurance
Batman (Franchise) / int_803e411	comment	Betrayal Insurance: The idea that Batman has a stockpile of kryptonite in case Superman ever goes rogue is extremely common. The idea that he also has plans to take down any other Justice League member he might have to is almost as common.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_812dd60	type	Costume Evolution
Batman (Franchise) / int_812dd60	comment	Costume Evolution: Most characters have had outfit changes over the years. Batman himself started with a cape that was shaped like bat wings, before it changed to a cape with a jagged hem.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_829aeb5d	type	Mad Love
Batman (Franchise) / int_829aeb5d	comment	Mad Love
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Batman (Franchise) / int_82a60dce	type	Signature Laugh
Batman (Franchise) / int_82a60dce	comment	Signature Laugh: Several, represented different ways in different media: The Penguin's "wah wah" squawking laugh. Riddler's high pitched giggle. Joker's maniacal cackle (particularly Mark Hamill's interpretation). The Scarecrow's infamous "HRROOO HRRAAA", which nobody knows how to pronounce.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_8430699a	type	Alternate Universe
Batman (Franchise) / int_8430699a	comment	Alternate Universe: Earth-Two, where Batman married Catwoman and had a daughter, the Huntress.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_84dbc10f	type	McNinja
Batman (Franchise) / int_84dbc10f	comment	McNinja
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Batman (Franchise) / int_8504b817	type	Where the Hell Is Springfield?
Batman (Franchise) / int_8504b817	comment	Where the Hell Is Gotham?: Apparently, New Jersey. Many people from the greater Trenton area dispute this, as Gotham is shown to be a grungy, filth-ridden, dated city, and nothing in New Jersey could be that nice. Young Justice places it in Connecticut... Lovecraft Country. The DCAU places it in Long Island.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_8510238b	type	Riddle Me This
Batman (Franchise) / int_8510238b	comment	Riddle Me This: The Riddler's Catchphrase and MO.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_857744e7	type	Chew-Out Fake-Out
Batman (Franchise) / int_857744e7	comment	Chew-Out Fake-Out: Tim Drake/Robin, after losing nearly all of his biological family, sets up an actor to pretend to be his fake uncle so that he doesn't have to go into the foster care system. Batman, being Batman, naturally finds out, and Robin assumes he's about to be reamed out for going behind Bruce's back... but all Bruce can say is that he's so proud of Tim for taking the initiative, and gives him some tips on how to make the deception foolproof.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_85ac41e1	type	Grappling-Hook Pistol
Batman (Franchise) / int_85ac41e1	comment	Grappling-Hook Pistol: Favorite method of transportation when the Batwing or Batmobile aren't practical.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_863fac26	type	Jerk Jock
Batman (Franchise) / int_863fac26	comment	Tim Drake was born into an upper-middle-class family with a neglectful father who wanted a Jerk Jock for a son. Instead of Batman stumbling upon him by accident, Tim sought him out and offered to become Robin after seeing the turmoil Batman went through in the wake of Jason's death. Initially depicted as a chipper and talented teenager, he slowly becomes grimmer and more brooding after a number of tragedies in his life.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_86bb1fc6	type	Secret Identity Apathy
Batman (Franchise) / int_86bb1fc6	comment	Secret Identity Apathy: Batman and the Joker have always been the most well-known example. At one point, the Joker actively threatened a mob boss who'd tried to buy Batman's secret identity from Hugo Strange, declaring that learning the truth of Batman's identity would ruin all his fun. Almost every major enemy of Batman is either acting upon a personal obsession with Batman himself (they really don't care who he is, because they actually want to torment/challenge/kill Batman in the first place), or is otherwise completely self-absorbed into some kind of madness that put them completely beyond the way a normal criminal would behave. These factors combined make the whole "let's find out who Batman is so we can take advantage of it" plot a quite uncommon one in the Batman universe, to the point that is very well known that several villains already know or suspect who Batman is, but they really don't care and won't use that knowledge in any specific way.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_86c192f4	type	Badass Creed
Batman (Franchise) / int_86c192f4	comment	Badass Creed: In The Button, it's revealed that while exploring caverns that would later become the Batcave, Thomas told Bruce the Wayne motto, which subconsciously had a tremendous effect on Bruce's personality.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_88449d57	type	Exalted Torturer
Batman (Franchise) / int_88449d57	comment	Exalted Torturer: Since so much of the story has Batman's no-kill rule mined for drama, this has obscured the fact that a good deal of what Batman does, such as intimidating, scaring, and often times physically beating people up in order to get information flirts with torture and Police Brutality. His actions during the Tower of Babel story where he created countermeasures in case the League went rogue had him analyzing his teammates in such a way so that he could devise traps that tortured them in ways tailored to their superpowers.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_88e7f8b8	type	Batman Cold Open
Batman (Franchise) / int_88e7f8b8	comment	Batman Cold Open: Batman does this all the time, hence the Trope Namer. Batman #608 (the first part of the "Hush" arc) has a particularly cool version, depicting Batman (with Crazy-Prepared Badass Normal stats turned Up to Eleven) sneaking around a shipyard and taking down four of Killer Croc's thugs in rapid succession to save a small boy who happens to be heir to an enormous fortune.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_89623e9a	type	The Paragon
Batman (Franchise) / int_89623e9a	comment	The Paragon: Depending on the continuity.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_8967e17f	type	Back from the Dead
Batman (Franchise) / int_8967e17f	comment	Jason Todd, after coming Back from the Dead, made a Face–Heel Turn and became a more violent vigilante than Batman himself under the name of Red Hood.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_8a295a46	type	Cool Car
Batman (Franchise) / int_8a295a46	comment	Cool Car: Practically the Trope Codifier. From WAY back in the day, few modes of transportation have been considered awesome as universally as the Batmobile.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_8a6caa19	type	UptownGuy
Batman (Franchise) / int_8a6caa19	comment	Uptown Guy: In regards to Batman's romance with Delina Selina Kyle aka Catwoman. He's Gotham's richest man, she's a poor orphan street kid turned criminal. In the original comics, she was a Classy Cat-Burglar who stole for the thrill and had the identity of a prominent socialite in her civilian life. In modern comics, she was made poor to give her a Just Like Robin Hood motivation, to add spice in her dynamic with Bats. She's the only major Love Interest for Bruce who comes from a poor background (most of his Girl of the Week being rich heiresses, models, and so on, while Talia Al Ghul is basically a Princess) and their dynamic often invites Batman realizing how privileged he really is from his more street-smart and grounded girlfriend. In The Dark Knight Rises, the class differences become part of their Slap-Slap-Kiss dynamic while in the Batman: Arkham Series, Selina often expresses angst that Batman and Bruce are out of her league (and not just because he's a hero and she's a thief).
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Batman (Franchise) / int_8a986cc7	type	The Great Depression
Batman (Franchise) / int_8a986cc7	comment	In general, Gotham is a New York City where The Great Depression and The Big Rotten Apple era never ended, nor has the city been gentrified, which gives the setting an advantage over the Marvel Universe which on account of being set in a real city has much of its original verisimilitude and characterization become The Artifactnote New York needing three street-level heroes like Spider-Man, Daredevil and The Punisher with them being so busy that they can't have normal lives was easier to accept in The '60s to The '80s when the city was famously told by the rest of America to "drop dead" but harder in The '90s-onwards once gentrification set in. Much of the city still has violent crime, corrupt police, slums and poor neighborhoods and banana republic level corruption of civil institutions that's analogous to the fake cities of Grand Theft Auto, and has more in common with third world major cities. For instance the story arc of Batman: No Man's Land, repurposed in the Batman: Arkham Series, The Dark Knight Rises and the final season of Gotham, is closer to the Kowloon Walled City than anything in America.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_8e0ceaf5	type	Finger in the Mail
Batman (Franchise) / int_8e0ceaf5	comment	Finger in the Mail: The maniacal doctor Hush from turns this around by sending Batman the entirety of Catwoman... minus her heart. She gets better.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_8e4c7eb3	type	Superhero Sobriquets
Batman (Franchise) / int_8e4c7eb3	comment	Superhero Sobriquets: The Dark Knight, the Caped Crusader, the World's Greatest Detective, the Dark Knight Detective. Robin is the Boy Wonder and Joker is the Clown Prince of Crime, the Thin White Duke of Death, and the Harlequin of Hate.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_8f350291	type	Secret Identity Identity
Batman (Franchise) / int_8f350291	comment	Secret Identity Identity: Depending on the Writer, and something of a Cyclic Trope. Bruce Wayne is a violent, obsessive loner who plays the dual roles of Batman (who gives him the power to instill fear in criminals and take revenge) and "Billionaire Playboy" Bruce Wayne (leading the carefree life he cannot truly enjoy, and actually disdains). He usually identifies more with Batman (to the point of calling himself such in his head), but not always. The two things they all have in common is that they are self-absorbed, and that they cannot get over the murder of Bruce's parents in Crime Alley.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_9151375	type	Cool Garage
Batman (Franchise) / int_9151375	comment	Cool Garage: The Batcave has many functions depending on the time and continuity, but it's always one of these.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_9280aea4	type	Your Worst Memory
Batman (Franchise) / int_9280aea4	comment	Your Worst Memory: The murder of Bruce Wayne's parents continues to haunt him, and if there's a dream sequence or hallucination in a particular plot, chances are that Batman will relive their deaths over the course of it.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_92d728e1	type	Resurrection Sickness
Batman (Franchise) / int_92d728e1	comment	Resurrection Sickness: What Ra's Al Ghul experiences after using the Lazarus Pit.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_932da128	type	Monster Clown
Batman (Franchise) / int_932da128	comment	Monster Clown: The Joker. Accept no substitutes.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_93dc4e37	type	Villain of Another Story
Batman (Franchise) / int_93dc4e37	comment	Villain of Another Story: This is the usual role of Henri Ducard. He knows Batman's secret identity, and even occasionally helps the hero for his own purposes, but it's also always clear that Ducard is an amoral Professional Killer involved in a variety of shady things in his native Europe. (unlike the films, Ducard is not an alias of Ra's al Ghul in the comics.)
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Batman (Franchise) / int_94389bb8	type	Athens and Sparta
Batman (Franchise) / int_94389bb8	comment	Dennis O'Neill likewise noted that Gotham and Metropolis represented two sides of New York City:
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Batman (Franchise) / int_9444833e	type	Bruce Wayne Held Hostage
Batman (Franchise) / int_9444833e	comment	Bruce Wayne Held Hostage
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Batman (Franchise) / int_95dd3f2a	type	Strike Me Down with All of Your Hatred
Batman (Franchise) / int_95dd3f2a	comment	Strike Me Down with All of Your Hatred: Joker is prone to this.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_95dec9d2	type	Plant Aliens
Batman (Franchise) / int_95dec9d2	comment	Plant Aliens: He has dealt with them in the story "The Plants of Plunder".
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Batman (Franchise) / int_96553833	type	Eagle-Eye Detection
Batman (Franchise) / int_96553833	comment	Eagle-Eye Detection: One of the many skills employed by the Bat-family.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_96fbeaf	type	There Are No Therapists
Batman (Franchise) / int_96fbeaf	comment	There Are No Therapists: Most depictions for the past two decades have made it clear Mr. Wayne has... issues... lots of issues. Double Subverted. There are numerous psychologists in Gotham City - just none you'd actually want helping you. Scarecrow and Hugo Strange would rather drive you mad for laughs, whereas Harley Quinn and Jeremiah Arkham couldn't even keep themselves sane. Then there's the crack staff of Arkham Asylum, who will probably be curing their first patient any day now. How many levels of subversion did they reach when Arkham did successfully cure Cluemaster... of his obsessive need to leave clues. Now he's just a criminal genuis who doesn't give our heroes any way to anticipate his next crime. How about the fact that in multiple continuities, including the titular video games, Arkham was founded not to cure the mentally ill but to exterminate them. Though averted in Batman: The Animated Series, multiple episodes have shown that certain villains such as Penguin and Harley Quinn were cured, though Penguin went back to villainy when his heart was broken and Harley Quinn was starting to snap back in less than a hour after release, simply over a misunderstanding towards a shirt she paid for, which just went downhill further and further. Then there was the Ventriloquist in The Batman who was completely rehabilitated, only for Hugo Strange to pull him back in For the Evulz. Even worse, Amanda Waller's Suicide Squad oftentimes uses it as a harvesting ground because it's where anyone who Batman stops tends to end up, so wearing a costume and going there is often a one way trip to government conscription and a head bomb. And every now and then supervillains slaughter a ton of people there. In the It Takes a Thief storyline in JLA, Bruce and Batman are separated into two personlities. Bruce is full of rage, while Batman is a soulless, faceless cypher. Eel O'Brian (Plastic Man's original identity) sums it up:
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Batman (Franchise) / int_9723e2cd	type	Where Does He Get All Those Wonderful Toys?
Batman (Franchise) / int_9723e2cd	comment	Where Does He Get All Those Wonderful Toys?: The Tim Burton movie is the Trope Namer.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_9736fbe0	type	Bat Family Crossover
Batman (Franchise) / int_9736fbe0	comment	Bat Family Crossover
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Batman (Franchise) / int_977a6870	type	Adaptational Wealth
Batman (Franchise) / int_977a6870	comment	Adaptational Wealth: As Movie Bob put it...
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Batman (Franchise) / int_9858c391	type	Chick Magnet
Batman (Franchise) / int_9858c391	comment	Chick Magnet: Lucky man. Some members of the Batfamily such as Nightwing is also one in his various incarnations, this extends to even Catwoman herself just like Batman.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_993cf18f	type	Not So Different
Batman (Franchise) / int_993cf18f	comment	Not So Different: It is generally agreed upon that one of the biggest reasons Batman has the best villains in the business (Joker, Scarecrow, et cetera) is the fact that each of them reflect an element of Batman himself. However, Joker is the most prominent, oft-referenced version of this; in many of his incarnations, he is very fond of pointing out that Batman has no greater claim to sanity than Joker himself does, often lampshading - if not directly invoking - this trope.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_9adeadc	type	Bandaged Face
Batman (Franchise) / int_9adeadc	comment	Bandaged Face: At least one the villains is bound to have this happen to them at some point. Hush in particular is known for this. Harvey Dent in The Dark Knight Returns.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_9afa05c7	type	Family-Unfriendly Death
Batman (Franchise) / int_9afa05c7	comment	Family-Unfriendly Death: Clayface is the best example in Batman lore. Everything he does: the morphing, the voice, that thing he does where he morphs his features back-to-front rather than turn around. the big kicker is the times he absorbed people inside him to kill them, which he once temporarily did to Wonder Woman. And then there's the Clayface whose main power was to melt people he touched into bubbling puddles of protoplasmic muck, which is described as horrifically painful even though it's extremely fast.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_9b54d536	type	Evil Counterpart
Batman (Franchise) / int_9b54d536	comment	Evil Counterpart: Quite a few. For starters, there's Prometheus (although he's more of a JLA-specific villain than a Batman villain) and Black Mask (or Roman Sionis) who has a similar back story to Bruce (son of wealthy parents who died by unnatural causes, although in Roman's case his parents were Rich Bitches who were killed by Roman himself, and Roman ran his company into the ground with his own carelessness). One of the origins of Catman tried to build him up as an evil mirror counterpart who was inspired by the death of his parents to become a supervillain complete with Catmobile and the like. The idea got dropped quickly. Hush is a much more recent example, especially when you get into his backstory and how intricately entwined it is with Batman's. Killer Moth (of all people) was originally presented as an Evil Counterpart. His MO was that he was an anti-vigilante; he showed up to rescue criminals. He even had a Moth Signal criminals could use to summon him! Then there is Bane, whom Chuck Dixon created from the idea of a "dark mirror" for Bruce Wayne. They both lost their parents at an early age, but instead of affectionate guardian raising him in comfortable wealth, Bane grew up in possibly the worst prison on earth. Nevertheless, he honed his intellect and body until he could escape and then return for payback. He's Bruce Wayne Gone Horribly Wrong. An obscure character called The Wrath is gloriously over the top in how closely his backstory mirrors Batman's. His parents were career criminals who were gunned down by the police in front of him the same day as Bruce Wayne's parents were killed. Thus, the Wrath dedicated his life to fighting law and order. Even his costume is almost just a Palette Swap of Batman's. Deadshot is another, an idle rich boy who moonlighted as a vigilante before turning villain, and also had a retconned family tragedy as his motivation. More gun-focused than the above examples. He's moved further away from this than his friends Bane and Catman, and is sometimes used as an Anti-Green Arrow these days. Kobra was originally conceived as this as well, being fabulously wealthy and having his own international team of associates loyal to him, in much the same way as Batman's own teammates were to him. Kobra was so much so this that one edition of the DC Heroes RPG had his stats identical to Batman's. Deathstroke is occasionally implied to be this, given immense training and discipline, and is one of the few low-powered supervillains who's single-handedly defeated the Justice League in combat, in much the same way Batman is often implied to be capable. Man-Bat was a literal take on this, working off the in-universe assumption many people have that Batman is some sort of supernatural monster. Kurt Langstrom is a dedicated scientist, almost fanatically driven to his work, just like Bruce, but is an occasional ally to Batman, too. Ra's al-Ghul has elements of this, most notably in his desire to save the world even at cost to himself, his reluctance to work with others as an equal, and his personal skill. Notably, both Ra's and Batman respect each other enough to work together occasionally, and sometimes Batman is even implied to sympathize with Ra's views, if not his methods. Black Mask was originally like this, a rich kid turned villain due to a personal tragedy, but the characterization is largely eclipsed by the later mob boss take on him. Azrael as Az Bats was an intended subversion of this trope. While capable physically, Azrael was nowhere near Batman's match mentally or psychologically, and quickly degenerated. While not to Black-and-white counterpart standards, Dark Age Of Comics and later retellings posit that most of Batman's rogues gallery reflect a part of Batman's characterization.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_9bee1a7f	type	Eldritch Location
Batman (Franchise) / int_9bee1a7f	comment	Eldritch Location: Arkham Asylum frequently has shades of this, particularly in series dwelling upon its inmates and staff, or its history.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_9bfe4c17	type	Supernatural Fear Inducer
Batman (Franchise) / int_9bfe4c17	comment	Supernatural Fear Inducer: Batman enemy Scarecrow uses fear gas to cause hallucinations, paranoia, and even full on panic-induced heart attacks in his victims. Sometimes this overlaps with I Know What You Fear, while other times it's just straight up irrational terror.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_9d647997	type	Double Consciousness
Batman (Franchise) / int_9d647997	comment	Double Consciousness
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Batman (Franchise) / int_9dab0a6e	type	Continuity Nod
Batman (Franchise) / int_9dab0a6e	comment	Continuity Nod: Crossing over with Mythology Gag, when Batwoman resurfaces in 2006, her suit borrows very heavily from the one made famous in Batman Beyond, especially in regards to the Bat Symbol she uses.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_9f0a1d18	type	Bored with Insanity
Batman (Franchise) / int_9f0a1d18	comment	Bored with Insanity: The Joker several times.
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Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_9f0a1d18
Batman (Franchise) / int_9f80e1da	type	Sarcasm Mode
Batman (Franchise) / int_9f80e1da	comment	It wasn't called Crime Alley back then. It's canon that it used to be a nice neighborhood called Park Row. The Wayne murders signaled the beginning of the decline of the neighborhood. But then again, they walked into some random, trash-strewn alley, through a side door of the theater, because that's how rich people routinely exit such establishments.
Batman (Franchise) / int_9f80e1da	featureApplicability	1.0
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Batman (Franchise) / int_a0396574	type	Rogues Gallery
Batman (Franchise) / int_a0396574	comment	Rogues Gallery: Quite possibly the most famous, extensive, and recognizable Rogues Gallery in all of comics. Also easily one of the most violent.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_a11f8240	type	Bad Cop/Incompetent Cop
Batman (Franchise) / int_a11f8240	comment	Bad Cop/Incompetent Cop: Gotham City Police Department, in most new-millennium portrayals. Except for Gordon. Eventually got its own comic series, Gotham Central, about the few honest cops in the city who have to deal with working in the second most corrupt department in the country. It often seems like a woefully understaffed Police Department. Chicago, one of the basis cities for Gotham, has nearly 15,000 officers. The most we ever see on one page at one time is about twenty for Gotham, no matter how big the crisis (until The Dark Knight Rises, where they move out of this trope and into Red Shirt).
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Batman (Franchise) / int_a18fda9c	type	Dumb Muscle
Batman (Franchise) / int_a18fda9c	comment	Dumb Muscle: Killer Croc, Amygdala and Clayface at times. Averted with Bane, who has the mind of a criminal mastermind as well as the colossal strength to back it up, but played annoyingly straight in several adaptations. Though completely averted with The Dark Knight Rises.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_a21f81a	type	Monster Fangirl
Batman (Franchise) / int_a21f81a	comment	Monster Fangirl: Harley Quinn to the Joker.
Batman (Franchise) / int_a21f81a	featureApplicability	1.0
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Batman (Franchise) / int_a30a44fc	type	Affirmative Action Legacy
Batman (Franchise) / int_a30a44fc	comment	Affirmative Action Legacy: Batman's first sidekick and later successor Dick Grayson was retconned to be part Roma. And after Batman's supposed demise, his longest-running title was given to the Jewish lesbian Batwoman. Also, The Dark Knight Returns featured a female Robin.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_a3673c4c	type	It Gets Easier
Batman (Franchise) / int_a3673c4c	comment	It Gets Easier: Why Batman doesn't kill.
Batman (Franchise) / int_a3673c4c	featureApplicability	1.0
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Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman (Franchise) / int_a3673c4c
Batman (Franchise) / int_a3eea2ea	type	Cop Killer
Batman (Franchise) / int_a3eea2ea	comment	Cop Killer: Wrath, an Evil Counterpart of Bats, specializes in killing law enforcement officials.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_a4414a05	type	Adaptation Dye-Job
Batman (Franchise) / int_a4414a05	comment	Post-Crisis Todd had black hair, and was a Street Urchin taken in by Wayne. His father was killed by Two-Face; his mother was killed by the Joker in the same explosion he himself died in. Noted for being a bit of a jerk, even before he died.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_a458ae3d	type	The Notable Numeral
Batman (Franchise) / int_a458ae3d	comment	The Notable Numeral: The Dynamic Duo and Titanic Trio.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_a6cbef9a	type	Joker Immunity
Batman (Franchise) / int_a6cbef9a	comment	At least people who team up with the Joker usually have their own Joker Immunity to prevent serious problems. Henchmen that work for the Joker though are just asking to be killed.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_a7aef9ff	type	Obfuscating Stupidity
Batman (Franchise) / int_a7aef9ff	comment	Obfuscating Stupidity: Brucie's outward persona is like this, to make him seem harmless and Not-Batman-At-All.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_a823fa03	type	The Un-Smile
Batman (Franchise) / int_a823fa03	comment	The Unsmile: This applies to Batman, but not Bruce Wayne. Which may imply a bit of insight regarding his psyche.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_a8a4b41e	type	Not So Stoic
Batman (Franchise) / int_a8a4b41e	comment	Not So Stoic: Often a case of OOC Is Serious Business. In the comic/episode Mad Love, Harley is seriously creeped out by Batman laughing. Amongst those who know him, him breaking stoicness is a sign his mental state isn't the same as normal, good or bad. Losing his temper with Alfred means he's either under the influence of something or the villain of the story has successfully gotten under his skin (except ASBAR, where it means he's clearly a hobo pretending to be Batman). Being emotional, especially crying, means he's officially broken and usually has severe PTSD (examples include when he died hundreds of times in Emperor Joker, the death of Jason Todd, after torture by the Court of Owls, and an exception of happy crying at the end of Flashpoint). Laughter either means Joker toxin or he's extremely happy, oftentimes in love.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_a98abeda	type	Roguish Romani
Batman (Franchise) / int_a98abeda	comment	Roguish Romani: Subverted. A plotline in the comic strip of the 1940s had a Gypsy lad framed for murder. The Gypsy is dressed in colorful clothing, hot-tempered, especially when it comes to the honor of his sister, and distrustful of the police and legal system.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_a9e14a3b	type	Flying Firepower
Batman (Franchise) / int_a9e14a3b	comment	Flying Firepower: The villain Firefly is this, possessing a jetpack and an arsenal of incendiary weapons.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_aacd292e	type	Offing the Mouth
Batman (Franchise) / int_aacd292e	comment	Offing the Mouth: The number of times that Gotham City mooks have been killed by their bosses precisely for this reason could fill up a page in and of itself.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_aaf19fae	type	Doesn't Like Guns
Batman (Franchise) / int_aaf19fae	comment	Doesn't Like Guns: Even more than he despises killing.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_ab2df806	type	Red Baron
Batman (Franchise) / int_ab2df806	comment	Red Baron: The Batman has been known as the Caped Crusader, the Gotham Guardian, the Masked Manhunter or more commonly, the Dark Knight, which came from Darknight Detective. A Silver age World's Finest cover referred to him as "the Cowled Crimefighter."
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Batman (Franchise) / int_abc60c5d	type	Harmful to Minors
Batman (Franchise) / int_abc60c5d	comment	Harmful to Minors: Seeing his parents gunned down in front of him as a child has clearly left a big mark on Bruce's psyche.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_ac560dc4	type	Save the Villain
Batman (Franchise) / int_ac560dc4	comment	Save the Villain: Too many times to count.
Batman (Franchise) / int_ac560dc4	featureApplicability	1.0
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Batman (Franchise) / int_ac69035c	type	Master Poisoner
Batman (Franchise) / int_ac69035c	comment	Master Poisoner: Poison Ivy, the Joker, the Scarecrow
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Batman (Franchise) / int_aca32000	type	Armor-Piercing Response
Batman (Franchise) / int_aca32000	comment	Armor-Piercing Response: When Tim Drake tells Bruce that Batman has to have a Robin:
Batman (Franchise) / int_aca32000	featureApplicability	1.0
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Batman (Franchise) / int_ad03437f	type	Reverse Cerebus Syndrome
Batman (Franchise) / int_ad03437f	comment	Reverse Cerebus Syndrome: When the stories first began, they followed the pulp magazine model. Things became Lighter and Softer shortly after Robin was introduced, and the Jack Schiff era relished in this trope. Julius Schwartz attempted Cerebus Syndrome when his term as editor started, but then the 1960's show debuted and the trope was forced to reverse itself for the comic to emulate the show. The syndrome has waved back and forth since then.
Batman (Franchise) / int_ad03437f	featureApplicability	1.0
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Batman (Franchise) / int_ad118ed1	type	Aesop Collateral Damage
Batman (Franchise) / int_ad118ed1	comment	Aesop Collateral Damage: As said above, in War Games, Leslie Thompkins (a pacifist who took an oath to do no harm to others) purposefully let Stephanie die just to prove her point about the dangers of kids fighting crime.
Batman (Franchise) / int_ad118ed1	featureApplicability	1.0
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Batman (Franchise) / int_adb9c77a	type	Arkham's Razor
Batman (Franchise) / int_adb9c77a	comment	Arkham's Razor: Not related to Arkham Asylum, but Riddler's riddles work this way. The obvious interpretation of his Riddles is almost never the answer. For a relatively grounded example, his first-ever crime used the clue "banquet," sending Batman and the police to a charity dinner. The real, and much less conventional meaning of the clue was that the Riddler had flooded a bank vault — gotten a "bank wet" — to defeat its pressure-sensitive locking mechanism and was looting it in scuba gear.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_adf58b7a	type	Knockout Gas
Batman (Franchise) / int_adf58b7a	comment	Knockout Gas: One of his standard tricks, Batman has used knockout gas from various sources: bombs, canisters, guns, etc. In the DC/Marvel Crossover where Bats met The Incredible Hulk, it's even shown to work on Ol' Greenskin.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_ae0e2472	type	Contrasting Replacement Character
Batman (Franchise) / int_ae0e2472	comment	Contrasting Replacement Character: Batman needs a Robin to act as his sidekick and Morality Pet. However, every official Robin is different from the last one. Dick Grayson's loving parents were murdered and he was taken under Bruce's wing out of sympathy. His tenure of Robin established the role as a lovable, wise-cracking sidekick and foil to Batman. Despite his guardian's anti-social tendencies, Dick is arguably one of the most beloved and sociable characters in the DC universe next to Superman and is a natural-born leader because of this. Jason Todd grew up on the streets with a dad who walked out on him and a drug addict for a mother. He was adopted by Bruce after he caught Jason stealing the tires off the Batmobile. His personality was coarser and was betrayed by his own mother to the Joker. Depending on the Writer, Bruce didn't like or tolerate Jason as much compared to Dick. After his resurrection, Jason becomes the Red Hood, a dark and gritty Anti-Hero willing to cross lines Batman won't. Tim Drake was born into an upper-middle-class family with a neglectful father who wanted a Jerk Jock for a son. Instead of Batman stumbling upon him by accident, Tim sought him out and offered to become Robin after seeing the turmoil Batman went through in the wake of Jason's death. Initially depicted as a chipper and talented teenager, he slowly becomes grimmer and more brooding after a number of tragedies in his life. Damian Wayne is Bruce's biological son with Talia al Ghul. He's an Insufferable Genius who is already a master of hand-to-hand combat and trained in every skill one could expect a Robin to have. But his brutal upbringing under the League of Assassins made him indifferent to murder, which makes him come to blows with his father and adopted brothers. In time, he grows to appreciate his role as Robin and steps away from his murderous past, making him a much kinder and more empathetic young man, even if he retains his penchant for Brutal Honesty and snark.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_ae3d6438	type	Deadpan Snarker
Batman (Franchise) / int_ae3d6438	comment	Deadpan Snarker: Alfred, especially when Frank Miller's writing him.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_b01abe4f	type	Catchphrase
Batman (Franchise) / int_b01abe4f	comment	Catch Phrase: At least once every continuity, expect situations set up to dramatically deliver the line "I'M BATMAN!"
Batman (Franchise) / int_b01abe4f	featureApplicability	1.0
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Batman (Franchise) / int_b032e4ed	type	Ms. Fanservice
Batman (Franchise) / int_b032e4ed	comment	Ms. Fanservice: On the other end of the pole, all the female villains, anti villains, and rogues, then most female supporting characters with Cassandra Cain being the most notable exception. Even there, some artists...
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Batman (Franchise) / int_b04fdcc4	type	Loners Are Freaks
Batman (Franchise) / int_b04fdcc4	comment	Loners Are Freaks: Even though most of his fellow heroes respect him, quite a few do take this viewpoint due to his standoffish and sometimes paranoid nature.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_b0fde754	type	Living Doll Collector
Batman (Franchise) / int_b0fde754	comment	Living Doll Collector: The Mad Hatter's shtick.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_b11ac9f5	type	Abusive Parents
Batman (Franchise) / int_b11ac9f5	comment	The Penguin. In most versions his father dies of bronchial pneumonia, but in Penguin: Pain and Prejudice His father's behavior and commentary eventually pushed him too far, and he murdered Tucker Cobblepot, leaving him alone with his mother. The only one that showed any signs of loving him.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_b219ac90	type	ReTool
Batman (Franchise) / int_b219ac90	comment	Jason Todd was initially a Dick Grayson clone whose parents were circus trapeze artists killed by Killer Croc. He was also a natural redhead who dyed his hair black so nobody would realize there was a new Robin. Post-Crisis on Infinite Earths, he was retooled into his better-known modern incarnation as a (naturally brunet) street kid. (Although some of the writers for the non-main line books didn't get the memo for a while, leading to some inconsistent depictions.)
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Batman (Franchise) / int_b2ceabcd	type	Nice Day, Deadly Night
Batman (Franchise) / int_b2ceabcd	comment	Nice Day, Deadly Night: Gotham is shown as a deadly city mostly by night, which is the moment when the Caped Crusader defends the city from threats ranging from thugs to supervillains.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_b3fc9d55	type	An Ass-Kicking Christmas
Batman (Franchise) / int_b3fc9d55	comment	An Asskicking Christmas/Twisted Christmas: Christmas is never a happy time for Batman. Not only is it an emotional time for him since the loss of his parents, but his enemies LOVE the irony of stirring up crap on what's supposed to be the happiest holiday of the year. The Joker, Mister Freeze and the Calendar Man, in particular, have stirring up crap during Christmas practically as a tradition (though at least Calendar Man is partially justified in this, given his particular obsession/MO). Batman's had at least one Christmas story in pretty much all media he's been featured in. This is so common for Batman that the aversion of these tropes is its own trope that he named!
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Batman (Franchise) / int_b42b7e7b	type	Moral Myopia
Batman (Franchise) / int_b42b7e7b	comment	Moral Myopia: Villains operate on their own twisted morality.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_b47d95be	type	No OSHA Compliance
Batman (Franchise) / int_b47d95be	comment	No OSHA Compliance: A lot of Gotham's buildings, warehouses and factories are like this, but the most glaring example is the Batcave. Platforms suspended over near-Bottomless Pits with nary a bit of railing in sight. The health hazards of all the moisture and wild bats have been pointed out from time-to-time as well.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_b4f0e166	type	Epic Hail
Batman (Franchise) / int_b4f0e166	comment	Epic Hail: The Bat Signal: the most badass searchlight in existence.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_b506c9ff	type	Hide Your Lesbians
Batman (Franchise) / int_b506c9ff	comment	Hide Your Lesbians: A curious case with Harley and Ivy, despite the various comics and shows having open gay relationships that are as blatant as any other, Harley and Ivy's relationship is still danced around. Word of God has stated their relationship is sexual, and there have been many moments that imply as much. But any question or statement that might confirm this is either deflected or cut short, making it practically a Running Gag.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_b53077b3	type	Take That!
Batman (Franchise) / int_b53077b3	comment	This happened LONG before Battle for the Cowl. A large portion of the "Knight" arc (Knightfall/Knightquest/Knightsend), apart from being a Take That! at people who wanted a Darker and Edgier Batman, was to point out that a huge part of the problem in Gotham was mostly psychological in nature, and that Gotham needs Batman, even a fake one.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_b58b4e3c	type	Too Dumb to Live
Batman (Franchise) / int_b58b4e3c	comment	Speaking of The Joker, any Gotham City mook that decides to work for him is Too Dumb to Live. What do those mooks have to look forward to? If they're lucky: almost certainly getting their asses kicked by Batman. But not only does the Joker routinely kill his own Mooks for failing him, he'll do it in order to try and kill Batman, because they have outlived their usefulness, because they might have said something that he didn't like, or because he was bored. How dumb to you have to be to work for a guy who will kill you for shits and giggles? The rest of Batman's rogue's gallery aren't much better, but the Joker takes the cake. There are a couple explanations. Some of the Joker's mooks are almost as crazy as him and are drawn to his madness. The Joker's randomness also means that he'll shower his mooks with money as often as he kills them for kicksnote In most modern depictions, the Joker doesn't really care about money, just causing chaos, so he's not exactly a greedy boss after a robbery, so working for the Joker is basically Russian Roulette.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_b5e63cc4	type	Shadow Archetype
Batman (Franchise) / int_b5e63cc4	comment	Shadow Archetype: Several of Batman's villains apply, such as The Joker (obsession and mental issues), Catwoman (night animal motif and skills with things like spying and thievery, was also a wealthy socialite in the Golden Age), The Penguin (was created as a parody of Bruce's image as a fop), and Two-Face (dual nature). Batman himself has served as a Shadow Archetype for Superman.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_b69e71fe	type	Rainbow Motif
Batman (Franchise) / int_b69e71fe	comment	Rainbow Motif: The colors tied to each of the Robins combined with Batman's indigo creates a subdued rainbow motif. Dick is Blue, Jason is Red, Tim was Green, Stephanie is Purple/Violet and Damian is Yellow. Things got muddled by bringing Timmy Todd's uniform from the DCAU in for Tim and tying him to red and the Bat's costumes less and less frequently including dark blue so the motif has been lost over the years.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_b6b58f	type	Sacrificed Basic Skill for Awesome Training
Batman (Franchise) / int_b6b58f	comment	Sacrificed Basic Skill for Awesome Training: Cassandra Cain, but also Bruce Wayne in a few things.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_b9c4a653	type	Character in the Logo
Batman (Franchise) / int_b9c4a653	comment	Character in the Logo: Various iterations of the Batman logo have his name in front of a bat-shaped symbol with his head on top of it.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_baaff343	type	The Gimmick
Batman (Franchise) / int_baaff343	comment	The Gimmick: Saying "Batman's Rogues Gallery has plenty of examples of The Gimmick" is bit like saying "Water is wet".
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Batman (Franchise) / int_bb2d4227	type	Cast Full of Crazy
Batman (Franchise) / int_bb2d4227	comment	Cast Full of Crazy: Virtually all of Batman's rogues gallery are portrayed as mentally ill in some way or other; and the man himself has varying emotional disturbances (mainly stemming from the murder of his parents) Depending on the Writer. In some versions, the entire legally sane and reasonably emotionally stable population of the Bat-Universe, friend and foe alike, can be numbered in single digits — see Gotham.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_bb2d9d2f	type	Plant Mooks
Batman (Franchise) / int_bb2d9d2f	comment	Plant Mooks: A common tactic used by Poison Ivy is to grow her own army of obedient Mooks.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_bc74ef27	type	Berserk Button
Batman (Franchise) / int_bc74ef27	comment	Berserk Button: Anyone getting killed, whether by any fault of his own or someone else's. Bats is not good with death, for obvious reasons. If you've killed someone within his vicinity, he may not kill you, but you may wish he had.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_bdf2a460	type	Tragic Dream
Batman (Franchise) / int_bdf2a460	comment	Tragic Dream: This is what motivates Mr. Freeze, wanting to cure his wife. After an extenuating day being Batman, Jean-Paul Valley reflected that after being the Avatar of the Order of St. Dumas, who wanted to conquer Jerusalem back again to Christianity, and presently being the Temporary Substitute to Batman, who wants to stop crime in Gotham City, he finds the fanatical obsessive founder Dumas was the wiser: sure, Jerusalem was never conquered again, but it was a tangible goal that could be achieved... ending crime forever in Gotham is a madman’s dream.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_be981edb	type	Anti-Hero Substitute
Batman (Franchise) / int_be981edb	comment	Anti-Hero Substitute: When Azrael took over as Batman during the Dark Age.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_bf9163d9	type	Blonde, Brunette, Redhead
Batman (Franchise) / int_bf9163d9	comment	Blonde, Brunette, Redhead: With Batman: Reborn and Gotham City Sirens, as well as Blackest Night, Harley Quinn, Catwoman, and Poison Ivy take on this trope respectively. The three Batgirls: Stephanie, Cassandra and Barbara respectively.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_c0afd51a	type	Evil Cripple
Batman (Franchise) / int_c0afd51a	comment	Evil Cripple: Averted in one Golden Age story. A villain named Clubfoot with a clubfoot (obvously) and a Hook Hand is killing members of the Storme family. It turns out that the actual family member who has the club foot is innocent and being framed by the family lawyer, who was Obfuscating Disability.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_c145f69b	type	Subverted Trope
Batman (Franchise) / int_c145f69b	comment	Also during the Cataclysm event: a condemned criminal on death-row (who continually proclaims his innocence throughout his arc) keeps rubble from falling on his lawyer and a nun who were there to witness his execution. Earlier in the arc, he'd helped defend them against several escaping inmates, helping add to the reader's sympathies to the character. Subverted when he reveals that he really did commit the crime for which he was condemned, just before he finally passes out and dies when the rubble falls on top of him. Coincidentally right when he was scheduled to be put to death.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_c255cc72	type	Superheroes Wear Tights
Batman (Franchise) / int_c255cc72	comment	Superheroes Wear Tights: See above. More recent portrayals have his costume be a high-tech suit of body armor that only looks like this. How realistically this is portrayed is Depending on the Artist.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_c2d6fc5e	type	Murder by Inaction
Batman (Franchise) / int_c2d6fc5e	comment	Murder by Inaction: In issue #633, Robin (Stephanie Brown) dies due to torture and Batman later discovers that Dr. Leslie Thompkins deliberately withheld treatment that could've saved her life but chose not to in order to teach the kids of Gotham a lesson about superheroing. This was retconned into Thompkins making Batman think that Stephanie died, but she didn't really die. AzBats does this with Abattoir, to Robin's horror. Worse, this leads to the death of an innocent person.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_c36cba70	type	Mooks
Batman (Franchise) / int_c36cba70	comment	Mooks: almost literally countless.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_c3cdd2b8	type	Water Source Tampering
Batman (Franchise) / int_c3cdd2b8	comment	Water Source Tampering: Deconstructed in one comic, where Bruce deduces the Villain of the Week won't put his hallucinogen into the water supply, because it's too easy to shut off. Instead, he plots to put it in the milk supply.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_c547cd6d	type	Bulletproof Vest
Batman (Franchise) / int_c547cd6d	comment	Bulletproof Vest: Batman's costume has evolved into a suit of advanced lightweight armor with the Chest Insignia intended to draw fire to his thick chestpiece.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_c54d550d	type	Novelization
Batman (Franchise) / int_c54d550d	comment	In the Novelization of Knightfall, Gordon in an internal monologue reveals he only works with Bats because he doesn't kill. The moment he crosses the line, according to Gordon, his relationship with Batman will be over and he'll be marked as a criminal like any other — as indeed he was in the very earliest stories. Bruce is smart enough to know this. But, even more importantly:
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Batman (Franchise) / int_c6c5ce4	type	Bedlam House
Batman (Franchise) / int_c6c5ce4	comment	Bedlam House: Arkham is one of the most famous in fiction.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_c75df49a	type	Shout-Out
Batman (Franchise) / int_c75df49a	comment	Shout-Out: The Joker's first appearance has civilians dismissing his threats over radio as a hoax, much like the 1938 The War of the Worlds broadcast, mentioning it in all but name. The 1960's Batman series was generally held in disfavor by Batman's comic book creators, but prolific Batman writer Chuck Dixon was a fan of the show, and snuck in some tributes here and there. Most notably in a two-parter featuring pirate-themed villain Cap'n Fear, which was structured much like a two-parter for the show, and began "in the shadow of the Westward Bridge." In the one-shot Vengeance of Bane, the titular villain ambushes four mooks that resemble the four actors within The Three Stooges. This wasn't the only appearance of the Stooges in comics. The armour costume that jim Gordon wore during DC YOU is thought to have been inspired by Apple Seed
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Batman (Franchise) / int_c78560a2	type	Stolen by Staying Still
Batman (Franchise) / int_c78560a2	comment	Stolen by Staying Still: In one short story, a gem vanished from inside a special display case in a museum. The thief was the curator, who had designed the display case and the lighting for the exhibit. The top pane of glass was a special lens that, when the light shone through it, made the case appear to be empty. He then palmed the gem as he was dissembling the case for the police.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_c85cb635	type	WhyDontYaJustShootHim
Batman (Franchise) / int_c85cb635	comment	Why Don't Ya Just Shoot Him?
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Batman (Franchise) / int_c8604049	type	The Reveal Prompts Romance
Batman (Franchise) / int_c8604049	comment	The Reveal Prompts Romance: Batman has unmasked himself as Bruce Wayne to various women in various continuities. Neither the reveal nor the romance has stuck, yet.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_c895f927	type	Criminal Mind Games
Batman (Franchise) / int_c895f927	comment	Criminal Mind Games: The Riddler's MO.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_c913ec99	type	Felony Murder
Batman (Franchise) / int_c913ec99	comment	Felony Murder: One telling of Batman's origin has this law be the explanation for why Batman is a vigilante and not a badged police officer. One of Bruce Wayne's law professors poses a hypothetical situation where two teenagers steal a car for a joyride and end up hitting and killing a pedestrian. When Bruce states that only the driver should be held responsible for the death, the professor corrects him that both teens are responsible because they both participated in the felony that killed the victim. Bruce finds this shockingly unjust, leading him to decide to work outside the law.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_c92a568	type	Family Extermination
Batman (Franchise) / int_c92a568	comment	Family Extermination: Batman’s parents were murdered by a criminal; Depending on the Writer, this is either an example of this — i.e deliberate targeting of the Waynes — or just a tragedy of them being in the wrong place at the wrong time. Either way, unfortunately for the (DC) underworld, there was a Sole Survivor.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_c9e5a0db	type	Legacy Character
Batman (Franchise) / int_c9e5a0db	comment	Legacy Character: In some retellings, Bats himself; in more, his most famous sidekick.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_ca04edd6	type	Charles Atlas Superpower
Batman (Franchise) / int_ca04edd6	comment	Charles Atlas Superpower: See that page for more info
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Batman (Franchise) / int_ca1161ba	type	Useless Spleen
Batman (Franchise) / int_ca1161ba	comment	Useless Spleen: Tim Drake loses his spleen to a sword-strike in Red Robin #4.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_ca6e3245	type	Picked Flowers Are Dead
Batman (Franchise) / int_ca6e3245	comment	Picked Flowers Are Dead: Poison Ivy is known to react this way.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_ca85e684	type	Power Trio
Batman (Franchise) / int_ca85e684	comment	Power Trio: Batman, Superman and Wonder Woman have been called the "holy trinity" of the Justice League. They even starred in a comic called Trinity for a short time together.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_cbe687ab	type	Corrupt Corporate Executive
Batman (Franchise) / int_cbe687ab	comment	Corrupt Corporate Executive: Bruce's Starter Villain, Alfred Stryker, was a businessman willing to murder his partners to take full control of the company.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_cc4d190a	type	Did You Just Punch Out Cthulhu?
Batman (Franchise) / int_cc4d190a	comment	Did You Just Punch Out Cthulhu?: He tends to do this more often during crossover events.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_cd8ca67a	type	DoubleSubverted
Batman (Franchise) / int_cd8ca67a	comment	Double Subverted. There are numerous psychologists in Gotham City - just none you'd actually want helping you. Scarecrow and Hugo Strange would rather drive you mad for laughs, whereas Harley Quinn and Jeremiah Arkham couldn't even keep themselves sane. Then there's the crack staff of Arkham Asylum, who will probably be curing their first patient any day now. How many levels of subversion did they reach when Arkham did successfully cure Cluemaster... of his obsessive need to leave clues. Now he's just a criminal genuis who doesn't give our heroes any way to anticipate his next crime. How about the fact that in multiple continuities, including the titular video games, Arkham was founded not to cure the mentally ill but to exterminate them. Though averted in Batman: The Animated Series, multiple episodes have shown that certain villains such as Penguin and Harley Quinn were cured, though Penguin went back to villainy when his heart was broken and Harley Quinn was starting to snap back in less than a hour after release, simply over a misunderstanding towards a shirt she paid for, which just went downhill further and further. Then there was the Ventriloquist in The Batman who was completely rehabilitated, only for Hugo Strange to pull him back in For the Evulz.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_cda0c781	type	Revealing Skill
Batman (Franchise) / int_cda0c781	comment	Revealing Skill: In the backstory of the third Robin (Tim Drake), this is how he learned the secret identities of Batman and Robin (Dick Grayson): by watching news coverage of the Dynamic Duo's escapades, during which Robin performed a complicated gymnastics move (a quadruple somersault) — which it had been established could be performed only by orphaned circus artist Dick Grayson.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_cda501da	type	Killed Off for Real
Batman (Franchise) / int_cda501da	comment	Killed Off for Real: Martha and Thomas Wayne, or Batman's PARENTS. The ones that ARE DEEEAAAAAAAD!!! (Most of the time.)
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Batman (Franchise) / int_ce6487aa	type	Misery Builds Character
Batman (Franchise) / int_ce6487aa	comment	Misery Builds Character: Batman envelopes the very heart of this trope.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_ce6555f0	type	Lighter and Softer
Batman (Franchise) / int_ce6555f0	comment	Lighter and Softer: Yes, the Batman television series and Brave and the Bold cartoon, but John Byrne's crossover with Captain America set in the 40's shows that Batman can be The Cape and still be hard as nails and Awesome by Analysis; for example, Batman showing Bucky that the Batmobile's design is intended for city use, such as being able to switch off the headlights and still be able to navigate easily.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_ce6652e5	type	Classy Cat-Burglar
Batman (Franchise) / int_ce6652e5	comment	Classy Cat-Burglar: Catwoman more often than not.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_cf7b362	type	Horror Hunger
Batman (Franchise) / int_cf7b362	comment	Horror Hunger: Killer Croc is frequently depicted as being a cannibal, while one of the multiple versions of Clayface to appear exclusively in the comics had a case of Body Horror where not only was it contagious, but the only way to keep it from killing him was to kill other people with it.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_cf8135c1	type	Just Whistle
Batman (Franchise) / int_cf8135c1	comment	Just Whistle: The Bat-Signal serves this purpose.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_d001c42c	type	Anti-Villain
Batman (Franchise) / int_d001c42c	comment	Anti-Villain: Lots. Most of Batman's Rogues Gallery are some shade of antivillain; turning to crime as a result of some past trauma is very common. There are also a fair number of real villains.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_d0c5c216	type	Reckless Sidekick
Batman (Franchise) / int_d0c5c216	comment	Reckless Sidekick: Jason Todd (in the issues leading up to his death), Damian Wayne
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Batman (Franchise) / int_d260f885	type	Fighting Back Is Wrong
Batman (Franchise) / int_d260f885	comment	Fighting Back Is Wrong: Bruce Wayne had promised his friend Thomas Elliot that his parents would be saved by his father (Dr. Thomas Wayne). After Dr. Wayne was only able to save Mrs. Elliot, Thomas lashed out and attacked Bruce for the false hope he gave him. When Bruce tried to fight back he was reprimanded by his father, who consoled Thomas.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_d32a5fec	type	True Love Is Boring
Batman (Franchise) / int_d32a5fec	comment	True Love Is Boring: One of the major reasons why Bruce will probably never settle down.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_d32b5dde	type	Hope Bringer
Batman (Franchise) / int_d32b5dde	comment	Hope Bringer: One constant running theme, no matter the writer, is that Batman serves as a symbol of hope to the good people of Gotham. Even the biggest Deconstruction stories and adaptations, like The Dark Knight Trilogy and the Batman: Arkham Series, consistently portray him in this regard.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_d4965b6d	type	Too Funny to Be Evil
Batman (Franchise) / int_d4965b6d	comment	Too Funny to Be Evil: Usually the Riddler. Less often the Joker. And those who believe this of The Joker are often proven fatally wrong. In The Animated Series, The Riddler just seems more lighthearted. The Joker applies to this more. This is basically a "class" of Batman villain, typically the most absurd ideas of the Silver Age. Some have been revamped, such as Calendar Man. Others have been shown to be tragic figures, such as Kite Man. And others have just been left as sheer jokes, such as the Condiment King.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_d4f0d6f0	type	Elemental Shapeshifter
Batman (Franchise) / int_d4f0d6f0	comment	Elemental Shapeshifter: Clayface is a walking mountain of mud, and can use his powers for shapeshifting or brute strength. He's one of the few recurring villains Batman admits to being no physical match for.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_d52d28b6	type	Hypocrite
Batman (Franchise) / int_d52d28b6	comment	Hypocrite: In Batman Heart of Hush, Hush mocks Batman's crime-fighting career as a sign of his inability to move on from his past. This is pretty rich considering that his own vendetta against Bruce stems from a grudge he's held since childhood for something that wasn't even Bruce's fault.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_d563a53c	type	Batman Grabs a Gun
Batman (Franchise) / int_d563a53c	comment	Batman Grabs a Gun
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Batman (Franchise) / int_d59d06c4	type	Breeding Slave
Batman (Franchise) / int_d59d06c4	comment	Breeding Slave: In one storyline in Tales of the Dark Knight, Batman, who had just started working as a vigilante, actually enjoys what he does until he meets the Monster of the Week—the son of a Nazi female scientist who looks down on him but grows somewhat fond of Batman, trying to get him to have a child with her. Partially through her son's help, Batman manages to escape and swears to never think of what he does as 'fun' ever again.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_d61c0620	type	Joker Jury
Batman (Franchise) / int_d61c0620	comment	Joker Jury
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Batman (Franchise) / int_d62dd556	type	The Chessmaster
Batman (Franchise) / int_d62dd556	comment	The Chessmaster: The Riddler. See "Hush" for details. Batman himself is a heroic version of this trope due to being a brilliant tactician and superb analytical skills.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_d69653a	type	Tontine
Batman (Franchise) / int_d69653a	comment	Tontine: The very first Batman story, The Case of the Chemical Syndicate, used this as a plot point.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_d7f21602	type	Holding Out for a Hero
Batman (Franchise) / int_d7f21602	comment	Holding Out for a Hero: Some versions of the story explore the idea of Gotham being too dependent on Batman. Commissioner Gordon often has the worry of relying too much on Batman to patrol Gotham, and points it out in Batman: No Man's Land by claiming that he can't get himself hired anywhere because his reliance on an "urban legend" damages his credibility. Usually though, he has to admit that the corrupt and perpetually-underfunded police department couldn't handle Gotham's crime rate before, and probably couldn't now. And, as Battle for the Cowl demonstrated, Gotham does indeed become a lawless warzone the moment Batman disappeared and only returns to something resembling normality (for Gotham) once Dick accepts that there must be Batman (and he's it). This happened LONG before Battle for the Cowl. A large portion of the "Knight" arc (Knightfall/Knightquest/Knightsend), apart from being a Take That! at people who wanted a Darker and Edgier Batman, was to point out that a huge part of the problem in Gotham was mostly psychological in nature, and that Gotham needs Batman, even a fake one.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_d7fc9fd0	type	Vitriolic Best Buds
Batman (Franchise) / int_d7fc9fd0	comment	Vitriolic Best Buds: Batman and Superman are sometimes depicted this way, as both Type 1 and Type 2 - while they respect each other and acknowledge there is a need for both of them, they would rather have as little to do with each other as possible.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_d93b3103	type	Step into the Blinding Fight
Batman (Franchise) / int_d93b3103	comment	Step into the Blinding Fight: Often invoked by Batman with his use of shadows and smoke pellets to scare criminals. It disorients his enemies and make them easier to pick off one by one. In The Dark Knight Rises Bane was a member of the League Of Shadows and knows of their tricks of using darkness to distract enemies in battle, so when Batman tries to use these same tactics on Bane, he mocks him for it and goes into a Badass Boast about how he is made of Shadows.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_d9f4972a	type	Recruited from the Gutter
Batman (Franchise) / int_d9f4972a	comment	Recruited from the Gutter: Jason Todd was a street urchin who stole the wheels off the Batmobile. Bruce Wayne takes him in (later adopting him) and trains him up as his new sidekick.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_da0eeab5	type	Breakout Character
Batman (Franchise) / int_da0eeab5	comment	Breakout Character: Alfred was originally intended to be a comedic foil to Batman and Robin, but eventually got more serious. The Post-Crisis version had him as an out and out Battle Butler, and surrogate father figure to the entire Bat-Clan.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_daef39ee	type	Elaborate Underground Base
Batman (Franchise) / int_daef39ee	comment	Elaborate Underground Base: So elaborate that it indirectly caused the end of the 1966 series. After ABC cancelled it, NBC was ready to pick it up — but the Batcave had already been torn down, and NBC judged the expense of rebuilding it would outweigh the potential profit.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_db2f3581	type	All Girls Want Bad Boys
Batman (Franchise) / int_db2f3581	comment	All Girls Want Bad Boys: It's not so much that Bats is a bad guy, but compared to a lot of the other team members within his various groups, his dark, brooding act stirs up the loins of many a female, both superpowered and non.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_de357f50	type	Loners Will Stay Alone
Batman (Franchise) / int_de357f50	comment	Loners Will Stay Alone: Batman is trapped in one of these due to his own inability to maintain a relationship with anyone.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_e03533c8	type	Blood Bath
Batman (Franchise) / int_e03533c8	comment	Blood Bath: Garth Ennis once wrote a comic where the villain was a drug lord who got people hooked on a drug so he could kill them, fill a pool with their drugged-up blood, and get high by bathing in it. In Batman: The Cult, Deacon Blackfire bathed in blood, supposedly to make himself immortal.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_e0443d9a	type	Criminal Doppelgänger
Batman (Franchise) / int_e0443d9a	comment	Criminal Doppelgänger: Bruce Wayne's childhood friend Thomas Elliot (a.k.a. Hush) got facial reconstruction surgery to look more like Bruce so that he can impersonate him and more easily get away with sapping Bruce's wealth.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_e276cd	type	The Cowl
Batman (Franchise) / int_e276cd	comment	The Cowl: Trope Codifier.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_e3048d1b	type	Amateur Sleuth
Batman (Franchise) / int_e3048d1b	comment	Amateur Sleuth: Alfred had a great desire to be a detective in the early years after he was added to the cast. He studied detective work via correspondence course, and once even took a month's vacation so he could go to a nearby town and be a detective.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_e34400ab	type	Ambiguously Gay
Batman (Franchise) / int_e34400ab	comment	Ambiguously Gay: Aside from accusations on all sides, The Joker sometimes delivers Ho Yay, depending on the writer. After a while, some writers decided to incorporate that aspect of the character into their stories to create ambiguity on purpose.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_e3d06d0c	type	Bash Brothers
Batman (Franchise) / int_e3d06d0c	comment	Bash Brothers: On occasions, Batman and Robin. This trope could have easily been called "Dynamic Duo". Batman and Red Hood/Robin II: even after all the time that passed between Jason's death and his return, they're able to fall right back in to this and work together flawlessly.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_e43e3c11	type	Friend of Masked Self
Batman (Franchise) / int_e43e3c11	comment	Friend of Masked Self: Bruce Wayne often claims to have a cordial relationship with Batman to explain why the Caped Crusader shows up to his rescue so often. Since the Morrison run, Bruce Wayne publicly funds Batman.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_e4d1b37d	type	Load-Bearing Hero
Batman (Franchise) / int_e4d1b37d	comment	Load-Bearing Hero: Blockbuster does it in a story, holding up a collapsing mine prop long enough for Batman and the miners to escape. Also during the Cataclysm event: a condemned criminal on death-row (who continually proclaims his innocence throughout his arc) keeps rubble from falling on his lawyer and a nun who were there to witness his execution. Earlier in the arc, he'd helped defend them against several escaping inmates, helping add to the reader's sympathies to the character. Subverted when he reveals that he really did commit the crime for which he was condemned, just before he finally passes out and dies when the rubble falls on top of him. Coincidentally right when he was scheduled to be put to death.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_e5421161	type	Expy
Batman (Franchise) / int_e5421161	comment	Expy: Batman himself started out as this of several characters: the secret identity and basic costume of Zorro, the fear factor and night-orientation of The Shadow, the supreme training and physical/mental abilities of Doc Savage, and of course the detective abilities of Sherlock Holmes. Fortunately, he evolved into his own unique character. Kirk "Man-Bat" Langstrom is one of Curt "The Lizard" Connors. Really, regardless of where each character ended up, the only difference between their origins is the specific ailment they were trying to cure and the specific animal they were working on. During the aftermath of Knightfall while Azrael is filling in for Bruce as Batman, Jean-Paul's Darker and Edgier (and crazy) version of The Dark Knight starts off as a commentary on comics of the time, but slowly he explicitly becomes Frank Miller's Dark Knight, cemented when Jean-Paul makes himself gauntlets with metal claws.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_e567510d	type	Determinator
Batman (Franchise) / int_e567510d	comment	Determinator: Bruce himself, of course, and to the point that it is the common familial trait of the entire Bat-family.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_e57c714d	type	Insane Equals Violent
Batman (Franchise) / int_e57c714d	comment	Insane Equals Violent: Batman villains are serial representatives and offenders of this trope. This results in part because of Characterization Marches On. The original Batman villains were master-criminals typical of pulp villains with no real motivations other than basic greed or lust for power. The first Joker dressed in white paint and didn't have silly gag-based antics. After the 50s, where comics were subject to Bowdlerization, Joker became a harmless villain with gag based antics celebrated in the 1966 TV series. When Dennis O'Neil, Steve Engelhart and other writers sought to make Joker menacing again, they had to justify the gag-based elements which had become The Artifact as well as other motif-themed criminals such as The Riddler who became famous thanks to the show.note It's significant that even in this Lighter and Softer work, all of the villains tried to kill the Dynamic Duo at least once, and in really "creative" ways. Their solution was Hollywood Psych, and they added Arkham Asylum into the mix. Since then, almost all of Batman's villains were described not merely as supervillains but as psychopaths. Frank Miller's Batman: The Dark Knight Returns partly plays this straight and partly parodies it, by showing how absurd Batman's conflict with supervillains become when made a discourse to the popular psychology and sociological analysis of prime time cable news. Popular psychologists and careerist shrinks like Bat Wolper tries to cure the likes of Two Face via plastic surgery that repairs the bad-half of the face. It turns out to be the wrong half, the real Harvey Dent was the scarred out part of his face, representing his guilt and self-loathing. The book also shows Joker closer to the original Bill Finger characterization as a joyless psychopath who speaks in a Creepy Monotone, although it does this by playing up the Foe Yay element to whole new heights. Batman himself in Frank Miller's books is shown to be somewhat of a Functional Madman most of the times, except for All-Star Batman & Robin, the Boy Wonder, where he's just as bad as any of his foes and explicitly wants to take over the world. Alan Moore wrote The Killing Joke in part to reconcile all the elements of the earlier Joker origins with his new characterization as a psychopath, in the process he raised the question whether Joker can be truly held accountable for his actions on account of his mental illness, whether he can potentially be cured. While the "one bad day" element of Joker and the book's depiction of him as Batman's Shadow Archetype has endured, Moore felt that introducing realistic psychology is pointless with the function that Joker, as an entertaining supervillain, is supposed to perform. Two-Face wasn't evil until one side of his face was ruined and (depending on the version) his insanity either began or became much worse. In fact, most Batman villains tend to fall into this category... with the exception (usually) of Humpty Dumpty, who saved Batgirl from falling off a building, fixed her dislocated shoulder, and went quietly to the asylum.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_e668a8b2	type	Charity Ball
Batman (Franchise) / int_e668a8b2	comment	Charity Ball: Bruce Wayne, being a wealthy playboy, attends a lot of these. Sometimes they even go off as planned.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_e6775fbe	type	Old Money
Batman (Franchise) / int_e6775fbe	comment	Old Money: Where Bats gets the money to fund his crimefighting. The Waynes are one of the oldest, richest, and most respected families in Gotham, and often depicted as having been involved in its founding. Sometimes it's his mom's family that's this while his dad's family is Nouveau Riche after his grandfather made all the money.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_e6801e33	type	Merry Christmas in Gotham
Batman (Franchise) / int_e6801e33	comment	Merry Christmas in Gotham
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Batman (Franchise) / int_e78c698f	type	In Prison with the Rogues
Batman (Franchise) / int_e78c698f	comment	In Prison with the Rogues: Batman has been locked up in Arkham Asylum a few times as an inmate, with his rogues gallery for company. In the first arc of the Batman series Shadow of the Bat, "The Last Arkham", Batman is locked in Arkham Asylum, and while isolated at first, Jeremiah Arkham invokes the trope by having Batman fight Amygdala first and then the other villains, in an attempt to break Batman's spirit. It doesn't work as Batman defeats them all.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_e7e3674	type	Strapped to a Bomb
Batman (Franchise) / int_e7e3674	comment	Strapped to a Bomb: The story "And The Executioner Wore Stiletto Heels" has the villain going above and beyond by covering the victim in glue and sticking the bomb to their chest (and sticking the victim to the ceiling, too). By the time Batman finds them, there's not nearly enough time to do something about the bomb...
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Batman (Franchise) / int_e899b102	type	Sidekick
Batman (Franchise) / int_e899b102	comment	Sidekick: The assorted Robins have their own page! Robin I: Dick Grayson. Circus Brat, saw his parents killed in front of him, taken in as Wayne's ward. The original Earth-2 Grayson grew up, became a politician, and stayed Robin even after his Batman died. He himself died in the Crisis on Infinite Earths. The Earth-1 Grayson was a founding member of the Teen Titans, was urged to retire by Wayne after nearly getting killed by the Joker, changed his supranym to Nightwing, and mended his fences with Wayne. He later took over the role of Batman when Wayne was apparently dead, and continued in the role for a while when he returned. Returned to being Nightwing in the New 52. Robin II: Jason Todd. The pre-Crisis Todd was a redheaded circus acrobat whose parents were killed by Killer Croc. He dyed his red hair black, became Robin, and was later adopted by a minor villainess named Nocturna. He vanished into Canon Discontinuity after the Crisis. Post-Crisis Todd had black hair, and was a Street Urchin taken in by Wayne. His father was killed by Two-Face; his mother was killed by the Joker in the same explosion he himself died in. Noted for being a bit of a jerk, even before he died. Around Infinite Crisis, Todd came back from the dead. He is now an adult villain calling himself the Red Hood. This Todd has had black and (later) red hair, so he's apparently an amalgam of the pre-Crisis and post-Crisis Todd. Robin III: Tim Drake. Mother killed by the Obeah Man very early in his career, father killed by Captain Boomerang much later. Later became Red Robin II. In the world of the New 52, it's possible he was never just "Robin", but accounts differ. Robin IV: Stephanie Brown. The daughter of the Cluemaster (a minor Batman villain), she originally went by the Spoiler, and was Tim Drake's girlfriend. She was Robin very briefly (during a period when Drake and Wayne were arguing), before Batman faked her death. Later became the third (or fourth, or fifth, depending on how you count) Batgirl. In the World of the New 52, she is once again the Spoiler and it is not known how much of her backstory remains. Robin V: Damian Wayne. Batman's son, born and raised in secret by Talia al Ghul. Became Robin while Wayne was presumed dead. Mildly psychopathic, considering he was raised by assassins, but he received Bruce's blessing to continue as Robin. He was killed by his own clone. Helena Wayne: In DC Comics' New 52 line, Helena was the Robin of Earth 2, which she and Supergirl fled following the deaths of Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman. She adopted the duel guise of Helena Bertinelli/Huntress, while Supergirl became Karen Starr/Power Girl.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_eae41a	type	The Vamp
Batman (Franchise) / int_eae41a	comment	The Vamp: Poison Ivy, Nocturna, Catwoman at times (Depending on the Writer), and others.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_eb4cc0bc	type	Villainous Harlequin
Batman (Franchise) / int_eb4cc0bc	comment	Villainous Harlequin: Harley Quinn.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_eb81c601	type	Big Damn Heroes
Batman (Franchise) / int_eb81c601	comment	Big Damn Heroes: Batman and his extended family make a regular habit of this trope.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_eba4a0e7	type	Chronic Villainy
Batman (Franchise) / int_eba4a0e7	comment	Chronic Villainy: Gotham's recidivism rate is proportional to the popularity of his Rogues Gallery, so it's about 100%.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_ece07747	type	Bright Is Not Good
Batman (Franchise) / int_ece07747	comment	Bright Is Not Good: Some members of the rogues gallery (Such a the Joker and the Riddler) tend to wear bright and colorful oufits, in contrast with Batman's dark costume.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_ed7817b2	type	Shrine to the Fallen
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Batman (Franchise) / int_ee7fca3d	type	Silver Fox
Batman (Franchise) / int_ee7fca3d	comment	Silver Fox: Depending on the art style, Commissioner Gordon can be one of these.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_ef20dac5	type	Servile Snarker
Batman (Franchise) / int_ef20dac5	comment	Servile Snarker: Alfred was a candidate for Trope Namer.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_ef21c962	type	Hired Help as Family
Batman (Franchise) / int_ef21c962	comment	Hired Help as Family: In most depictions, the Waynes' butler, Alfred Pennyworth, is treated as a beloved member of the family, to the degree that when Thomas and Martha Wayne are murdered, Alfred takes their son Bruce under his custody and raises him like his own son. The feeling is quite mutual, with Alfred and Batman mourning each other as "my son" or "my father" when one believes the other has died.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_f018c5cf	type	Offhand Backhand
Batman (Franchise) / int_f018c5cf	comment	Offhand Backhand: Considered to be one of his trademark moves.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_f071a2f4	type	Reckless Pacifist
Batman (Franchise) / int_f071a2f4	comment	Reckless Pacifist: Batman, on and off. Excluding incarnations that actually did kill people (or just refused to save them), The Bat has been known to get really, really rough with with his enemies despite his Thou Shalt Not Kill policy.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_f163b235	type	Rival Turned Evil
Batman (Franchise) / int_f163b235	comment	Rival Turned Evil: Hush, Deadshot. Subverted with Red Hood II, Catwoman Played with with Bronze Tiger. The current canon has him as a member of the League of Assassins, a part of the same class as Bruce Wayne, and thus is one of the few people who knows Bruce is Batman. Nevertheless, they're still friends, even while Tiger is serving time in Arkham, and Batman can rely on him.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_f1976bb	type	Underhanded Hero
Batman (Franchise) / int_f1976bb	comment	Underhanded Hero: Batman is the archetypal powerless superhero, and as such, his fighting style relies heavily on misdirection and agility. His other skills include stealth, spying, and hacking, all done in the name of protecting Gotham City. The rest of the Bat Family also fit this trope, even wheelchair-bound Oracle.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_f559b5e	type	Amnesiac Costume Identity
Batman (Franchise) / int_f559b5e	comment	Amnesiac Costume Identity: One comic starts with Batman waking up, only remembering who he is on seeing his outfit. He tries to stop a crime and is quickly beaten down. Then the real Batman shows up, explaining that the man we've been following since the beginning is an ordinary citizen (who likes to get kinky in the bedroom). He and his wife were roleplaying a Rescue Romance scenario when the man hit his head, resulting in the comic's events. Batman leaves, but asks that they stick to Superman outfits from then on.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_f5b093c9	type	Combat Parkour
Batman (Franchise) / int_f5b093c9	comment	Combat Parkour: Batman makes use of this. Especially in a confined space surrounded by thugs, at which time he is forced to twist, pounce, and perform somersaults and back handsprings to narrowly dodge attacks coming from multiple directions. Then once out of danger he makes a few attacks of his own to defeat them.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_f5e6ed44	type	No Sense of Humor
Batman (Franchise) / int_f5e6ed44	comment	No Sense of Humor: Batman is sometimes depicted as this, Depending on the Writer. Even when he does, it tends to be an extremely dry sense of humor that characters In-Universe have difficulty parsing. Sometimes used for symbolism, with Batman's sense of humor improving and increasing the more "normal" and sane he is at the time or the inverse, with him laughing being the most terrifying thing possible.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_f673f8f1	type	Photo Doodle Recognition
Batman (Franchise) / int_f673f8f1	comment	Photo Doodle Recognition: In one Golden Age story, Bruce Wayne realises that a new playboy in town and the master thief he is hunting are one and the same when Dick Grayson doodles a moustache and goatee on a picture of the playboy in the newspaper.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_f68f2745	type	Shoe Shine, Mister?
Batman (Franchise) / int_f68f2745	comment	Shoe Shine, Mister?: In one early comic, Robin goes undercover as a shoeshine boy, and when the villain of the week stops to get a shine, Robin secretly applies a tracking device to his shoe.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_f7d11c61	type	Spirited Competitor
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Batman (Franchise) / int_f7eda5d8	type	Snow Means Love
Batman (Franchise) / int_f7eda5d8	comment	Snow Means Love: A rather tragic example: flashbacks in one comic show a pre-transformation Dr. Victor Fries, starved for love his whole life, finally find happiness with his future wife Nora, and the two share a tender first kiss as snow falls around them. What makes it tragic is the fact that we already know that eventually Nora contracts the rare disease that results in her being placed in suspended animation while Victor feverishly works to save her...before he himself is turned into Mr. Freeze. The fact that they share their first kiss while snow falls around them is romantic...but still bitter irony considering the mutation that Victor ends up undergoing later on.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_f94756fe	type	Faceship
Batman (Franchise) / int_f94756fe	comment	Face Car: The Batmobile sometimes has his masked face on it.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_f974d1fc	type	The Shadow Knows
Batman (Franchise) / int_f974d1fc	comment	The Shadow Knows: Bruce Wayne is occasionally depicted as casting a shadow with Batman's silhouette, emphasizing the idea that Bruce is a mask for Batman.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_f9cf12b2	type	Love Cannot Overcome
Batman (Franchise) / int_f9cf12b2	comment	Love Cannot Overcome: This is why Silver St. Cloud broke up with Bruce Wayne in a famous 1970s arc: she can't handle knowing that he's risking his life against people like The Joker every night, so she abandons him and Gotham. This seems to be the source for many other examples of this trope from Batman adaptations in other media.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_fafad2a2	type	Relationship Reboot
Batman (Franchise) / int_fafad2a2	comment	Relationship Reboot: After Infinite Crisis, Batman returns to Gotham City and decides to give the former corrupt cop Harvey Bullock another chance.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_fb04ced0	type	Excuse Me, Coming Through!
Batman (Franchise) / int_fb04ced0	comment	Excuse Me, Coming Through!: He is carrying a live bomb after all, you would've run screaming too, admit it.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_fb17af62	type	Rhymes on a Dime
Batman (Franchise) / int_fb17af62	comment	Rhymes on a Dime: In Batman #525, Mr Freeze's mooks, Ice and Cube, do this. At least Ice does, speaking after Cube and rhyming with what he said. (This was before Batman: The Animated Series' backstory for Freeze became Ret-Canon'd into the comics).
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Batman (Franchise) / int_fc4f5f19	type	Go-Karting with Bowser
Batman (Franchise) / int_fc4f5f19	comment	Go-Karting with Bowser: As noted on the trope page, Batman visits Two-Face at Arkham occasionally for a friendly game of chess.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_fc9379ed	type	Sidekick Graduations Stick
Batman (Franchise) / int_fc9379ed	comment	Sidekick Graduations Stick: Grayson is one of the more triumphant examples, though Todd, Drake, and Brown have all moved on as well.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_fd4f8299	type	Well-Intentioned Extremist
Batman (Franchise) / int_fd4f8299	comment	Well-Intentioned Extremist: Ra's Al Ghul. The Order of St. Dumas, who created Azrael, who was also one.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_fd7267dd	type	Master of Disguise
Batman (Franchise) / int_fd7267dd	comment	Master of Disguise: Sometimes he can even don them over his cowl.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_fd8e62fc	type	Underwear of Power
Batman (Franchise) / int_fd8e62fc	comment	Underwear of Power: Batman is one of the older examples, though nowadays (Post-Knight Saga and then Post-Return) his Underwear on the outside is usually either absent, not shown, or the same color as the rest of him (and thus hard to see). Also, the Robins wore this until Tim Drake came along.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_fdc4fab4	type	Depending on the Writer
Batman (Franchise) / int_fdc4fab4	comment	Depending on the Writer: As with most stories which have been told over decades, there is a lot of this. Examples that illustrate the range of interpretations include Batman: The Dark Knight Returns, which presented Batman as a dangerously-obsessed, deeply-disturbed, paranoid control freak, as opposed to the stalwart Caped Crusader of Batman. This vast range is sometimes the basis for whole story arcs. One example is his creation of the Brother Mk I satellite, which was created by Batman to keep an eye on all of the meta-humans, hero and villain alike. Another story, "Tower of Babel", centers on Ra's Al Ghul obtaining a file containing Batman's contingency plans to cripple each and every member of the Justice League "just in case" and using them to his own ends. The existence of the files and the secrecy under which they are kept infuriates The League and lead to his expulsion. This is hinted at in The Dark Knight. Another issue of interpretation is whether he became a man the night his parents died, or if he never truly grew up. Some versions of Poison Ivy gave her powers to grow and control plants with her mind. While other adaptations she had no superpowers (Unless you count being immune to all poisons), she was simply a massive eco-terrorist who loved plants more than any human.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_feaf12e8	type	Survivor Guilt
Batman (Franchise) / int_feaf12e8	comment	Survivor Guilt: His ENTIRE LIFE revolves around the guilt he felt at his parents' murder.
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Batman (Franchise) / int_fed2c32a	type	Real-Life Super Powers
Batman (Franchise) / int_fed2c32a	comment	Real Life Superpowers: The Trope Codifier for comics. To the point that people often question (in both real life and fiction) if he actually has real superpowers.
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Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	A Fistful of Rehashes / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	A Glass in the Hand / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	A Lady on Each Arm / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	A Pirate 400 Years Too Late / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	A Pupil of Mine Until He Turned to Evil / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	A Real Man Is a Killer / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	A Shared Suffering / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	A Villain Named / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	A Wizard Did It / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Abled in the Adaptation / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Absence Makes the Heart Go Yonder / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Absurdly High-Stakes Game / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Absurdly Spacious Sewer / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Abuse Mistake / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Accent Slip Up / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Accidental Murder / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Acquired Poison Immunity / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Acrofatic / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Action Mom / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Action Pet / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Actual Pacifist / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Actually Pretty Funny / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Actually, That's My Assistant / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Adaptation Amalgamation / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Adaptation Displacement / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Adaptation Inspiration / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Adaptation Origin Connection / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Adaptation Overdosed / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Adaptational Consent / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Adaptational Early Appearance / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Adaptational Job Change / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Adaptational Mundanity / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Adaptational Superpower Change / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Adaptational Ugliness / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Adaptational Wealth / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Adaptational Wimp / int_8125b468
AdditionalEvilOverlordListCellblockB	seeAlso	Batman (Franchise)
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Adoption Diss / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Adored by the Network / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Advantage Ball / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Adventurers Club / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Aesop Amnesia / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Aesop Collateral Damage / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Affectionate Nickname / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Affirmative Action Legacy / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	After-Action Healing Drama / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Age-Appropriate Angst / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Age Lift / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Air-Vent Passageway / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Alan Smithee / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Alas, Poor Scrappy / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Alice Allusion / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Aliens in Cardiff / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	All-Encompassing Mantle / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	All Just a Dream / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	All Part of the Show / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	All Webbed Up / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	All Your Base Are Belong to Us / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Almighty Mom / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Almost Dead Guy / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Alone in a Crowd / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Aloof Ally / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Alternate Continuity / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Alternate Timeline / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Alternate Universe Reed Richards Is Awesome / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Aluminum Christmas Trees / int_8125b468
AmalgamUniverse	seeAlso	Batman (Franchise)
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Amateur Sleuth / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Ambiguous Start of Darkness / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Ambiguously Human / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Americans Hate Tingle / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Amnesia Danger / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Amoral Attorney / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Amusement Park / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	An Ass-Kicking Christmas / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	An Ice Suit / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Anachronic Order / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Analogy Backfire / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Anarchy Is Chaos / int_8125b468
Anarky	seeAlso	Batman (Franchise)
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Ancient Conspiracy / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	And Show It to You / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Angry Black Man / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Animal Lover / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Animal Motifs / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Animal Superheroes / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Animal-Themed Superbeing / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Animal Wrongs Group / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Animated Adaptation / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Animated Tattoo / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Animation Age Ghetto / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Annoying Younger Sibling / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Answers to the Name of God / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Antagonist in Mourning / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Anti-Hero Substitute / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Appropriated Appellation / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	April Fools' Plot / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Arachnid Appearance and Attire / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Arbitrary Skepticism / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Arc Fatigue / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Archnemesis Dad / int_8125b468
ArkhamAsylum	seeAlso	Batman (Franchise)
ArkhamAsylumASeriousHouseOnSeriousEarth	seeAlso	Batman (Franchise)
ArkhamAsylumLivingHell	seeAlso	Batman (Franchise)
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Arm Cannon / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Armed Blag / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Armor-Piercing Slap / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Army of Thieves and Whores / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Arrow Catch / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Arrows on Fire / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Artificial Gill / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Artistic License – Economics / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Artistic License – Paleontology / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	As Lethal as It Needs to Be / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	As Long as It Sounds Foreign / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	As Long as There is Evil / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	As the Good Book Says... / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Ascended Demon / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Ascended Fanboy / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Ascended Fanon / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Ass-Kicking Pose / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Ass Shove / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Assassins Are Always Betrayed / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Astonishingly Appropriate Appearance / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Atrocious Alias / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Attractive Bent-Gender / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Auction of Evil / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Audience Participation / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Audience Surrogate / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Audio Adaptation / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Author Appeal / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Author Avatar / int_8125b468
Authors	seeAlso	Batman (Franchise)
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Autopsy Snack Time / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Avenging the Villain / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Awesome Anachronistic Apparel / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Awesome Aussie / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Awesome, Dear Boy / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Awesomeness by Analysis / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Axes at School / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Back-Alley Doctor / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Back for the Dead / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Back in the Saddle / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Back-to-Back Badasses / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Backup Twin / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Backwards-Firing Gun / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Badass Normal / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Bad-Guy Bar / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Bad Guys Do the Dirty Work / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Bad Humor Truck / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Bad is Good and Good is Bad / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Bad Santa / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Bad with the Bone / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Badass and Baby / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Badass Back / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Badass Baritone / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Badass Biker / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Badass Cape / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Badass Decay / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Badass Driver / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Badass in a Nice Suit / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Badass in Distress / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Badass Israeli / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Badass Longcoat / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Badass Mustache / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Badass Pacifist / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Badasses Wear Bandanas / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Baker Street Regular / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Bald of Awesome / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Ballroom Blitz / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Banana Republic / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Bandaged Face / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Bare-Fisted Monk / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Basement-Dweller / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Bash Brothers / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Bastard Boyfriend / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Bat Deduction / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Bat Family Crossover / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Bat Out of Hell / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Bat People / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Bat Scare / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Bat Signal / int_8125b468
Batgirl	seeAlso	Batman (Franchise)
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Bathroom Break-Out / int_8125b468
BatmanAndRobin	seeAlso	Batman (Franchise)
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman Can Breathe in Space / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman Cold Open / int_8125b468
BatmanDetectiveNo27	seeAlso	Batman (Franchise)
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batman Grabs a Gun / int_8125b468
BatmanRiseOfSinTzu	processingCategory1	Batman (Franchise)
BatmanYearOne	processingCategory1	Batman (Franchise)
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Batter Up! / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Battle Boomerang / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Battle Butler / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Battle in the Rain / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Battle Trophy / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Battleaxe Nurse / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Bear Trap / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Beard of Sorrow / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Beast Man / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Beat Still, My Heart / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Beautiful Singing Voice / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Beauty to Beast / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Bedlam House / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Bedouin Rescue Service / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Beef Bandage / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Been There, Shaped History / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Behind the Black / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Being Tortured Makes You Evil / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Belated Backstory / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Beneath the Mask / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Benevolent Boss / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Benevolent Genie / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Best Served Cold / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Bestiality Is Depraved / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Better Manhandle the Murder Weapon / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Beware the Honest Ones / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Beware the Superman / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Bifurcated Weapon / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Big Bad Duumvirate / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Big Brother Bully / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Big Brother Is Watching / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Big Brother Mentor / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Big Brother Worship / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Big Fancy House / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Big Heroic Run / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Big Little Brother / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Big, Screwed-Up Family / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Bilingual Backfire / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Bio-Augmentation / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Bioweapon Beast / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Bit-Part Bad Guys / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Bitter Almonds / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Bizarre Human Biology / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Black and White Insanity / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Black Knight / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Black Market Produce / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Black Sheep / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Black Widow / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	/ int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Blank White Eyes / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Blast Out / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Blasting It Out of Their Hands / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Blind and the Beast / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Blind Seer / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Blind Weaponmaster / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Blindfolded Trip / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Blob Monster / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Blood Bath / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Blood Is the New Black / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Blood Magic / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Blood-Splattered Innocents / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Blow Gun / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Blue Blood / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Blue Is Heroic / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Blunt Metaphors Trauma / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Boarding School of Horrors / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Body-Count Competition / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Body Double / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Bodyguard Babes / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Bodyguard Crush / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Boisterous Weakling / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Bold Inflation / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Bomb-Throwing Anarchists / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Bonding Over Missing Parents / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Bookcase Passage / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Bookworm / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Boomerang Comeback / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Bootstrapped Theme / int_8125b468
Bored Now	seeAlso	Batman (Franchise)
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Boring Insult / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Born in the Wrong Century / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Born Winner / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Borrowed Biometric Bypass / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Bottled Heroic Resolve / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Boxing Battler / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Boxing Lessons for Superman / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Boyish Short Hair / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Brain Transplant / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Brains and Bondage / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Brains and Brawn / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Brains Evil, Brawn Good / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Brainy Brunette / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Brandishment Bluff / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Break Out the Museum Piece / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Break the Badass / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Breakout Character / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Breakout Villain / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Breakthrough Hit / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Breeding Slave / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Briar Patching / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Briefcase Full of Money / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Briefer Than They Think / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Bright Is Not Good / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Bring It / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Bring My Brown Pants / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	British Stuffiness / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	British Teeth / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Broke Your Arm Punching Out Cthulhu / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Broken Ace / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Broomstick Quarterstaff / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Brought Down to Badass / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Brought Down to Normal / int_8125b468
BruceWayneFugitive	seeAlso	Batman (Franchise)
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Bruiser with a Soft Center / int_8125b468
BuckyBarnes	seeAlso	Batman (Franchise)
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Building of Adventure / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Bulletproof Vest / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Bulletproof Human Shield / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Buried Alive / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Burn the Witch! / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Busman's Vocabulary / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	By-the-Book Cop / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	By the Hair / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	C-List Fodder / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cacophony Cover-Up / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cain and Abel / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cain and Abel and Seth / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Call a Human a / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Calling the Old Man Out / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Calling Your Attacks / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Came Back Strong / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Came Back Wrong / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Camp / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cane Fu / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Canon Welding / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Can't Hold His Liquor / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Can't Un-Hear It / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cape Snag / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cape Swish / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cape Wings / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Captain Crash / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Captain Ersatz / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Car Fu / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cardboard Prison / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cargo Ship / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Carnival of Killers / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Carpet of Virility / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Carpet-Rolled Corpse / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cast from Lifespan / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cast Full of Crazy / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cast of Expies / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cast the Runner-Up / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cat Fight / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Catapult Nightmare / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Catch a Falling Star / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cave Behind the Falls / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Celebrity Masquerade / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Celibate Hero / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cement Shoes / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cerebus Retcon / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Chained to a Bed / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Chained to a Railway / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Channel Hop / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Chaos Architecture / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Character Alignment / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Character Check / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Character Exaggeration / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Character in the Logo / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Character Rerailment / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Character Shilling / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Character Tics / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Character Title / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Charity Ball / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Charles Atlas Superpower / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Charm Person / int_8125b468
Checkmate	seeAlso	Batman (Franchise)
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cheese-Eating Surrender Monkeys / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Chessmaster Sidekick / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Chest Insignia / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Child by Rape / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Child Hater / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Childhood Brain Damage / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Children Raise You / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Chosen Conception Partner / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Christianity Is Catholic / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Christmas Episode / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Christmas Songs / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Chronic Hero Syndrome / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Chronic Villainy / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Churchgoing Villain / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Circus of Fear / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	City Noir / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	City of Adventure / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	City of Weirdos / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Clandestine Chemist / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Classy Cane / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cleanup Crew / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Clear My Name / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Clear Their Name / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cleavage Window / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Closet Punishment / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Clothes Make the Legend / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Clothes Make the Superman / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Clothing Damage / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cloudcuckooland / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Clueless Detective / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Clueless Mystery / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Coincidental Broadcast / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Coins for the Dead / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cold-Blooded Torture / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Collective Identity / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Collector of the Strange / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Color Animal Codename / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Color Character / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Color-Coded Characters / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Color-Coded Secret Identity / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Combat Clairvoyance / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Combat Parkour / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Combat Sadomasochist / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Come to Gawk / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Comforting Comforter / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Comic-Book Fantasy Casting / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Comic-Book Movies Don't Use Codenames / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Commitment Issues / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Common Crossover / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Common Nonsense Jury / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Competence Porn / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Competition Freak / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Complaining About Rescues They Don't Like / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Completely Different Title / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Complexity Addiction / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Conditioned to Accept Horror / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Conflict Ball / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Confronting Your Imposter / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Confusion Fu / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Conjoined Twins / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Connect the Deaths / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Conspiracy Thriller / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Consulting a Convicted Killer / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Consumer Conspiracy / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Contemptible Cover / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Contested Sequel / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Continuity Porn / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Continuity Reboot / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Contractual Genre Blindness / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Contrasting Replacement Character / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Contrasting Sequel Main Character / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Convenient Miscarriage / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Conveniently an Orphan / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Conveniently Cellmates / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Conveniently Placed Sharp Thing / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cool Airship / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cool Boat / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cool Car / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cool Garage / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cool Horse / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cool Old Guy / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cool Train / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cool vs. Awesome / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Coolest Club Ever / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Coordinated Clothes / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cop/Criminal Family / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cop Hater / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cop Killer / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cops Need the Vigilante / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cordon Bleugh Chef / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Correction Bait / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Corrupt Church / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Corrupt Corporate Executive / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Corrupt Politician / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Costume Copycat / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Costume Evolution / int_8125b468
CostumedNonsuperHero	seeAlso	Batman (Franchise)
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Costumes Change Your Size / int_81253c48
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Couldn't Find a Pen / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cousin Oliver / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Covered with Scars / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Covert Emergency Call / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Crack Fic / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Crack Is Cheaper / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cradling Your Kill / int_8125b468
CraigShawGardner	seeAlso	Batman (Franchise)
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cramming the Coffin / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Crash-Into Hello / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Crazy Jealous Guy / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Crazy Sane / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Create Your Own Hero / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Create Your Own Villain / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Creator-Preferred Adaptation / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Creepy Awesome / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Creepy Centipedes / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Creepy Crows / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Creepy Doll / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Creepy Good / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Creepy Souvenir / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Crimefighting with Cash / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Criminal Doppelgänger / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Criminal Mind Games / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Critical Psychoanalysis Failure / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Crossover Combo Villain / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Crossover Ship / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Crowd Panic / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cruel Mercy / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cruella to Animals / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Crusading Lawyer / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cry for the Devil / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cuckoo Nest / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cultural Stereotypes / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cultured Badass / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cunning Linguist / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cupid's Arrow / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cursed With Awesome / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Curtain Camouflage / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cut Himself Shaving / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cut Lex Luthor a Check / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cutscene Power to the Max / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cutting the Knot / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cycle of Revenge / int_8125b468
DCOneMillion	seeAlso	Batman (Franchise)
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Da Chief / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Daddy DNA Test / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Daddy Had a Good Reason for Abandoning You / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Daddy's Girl / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Daddy's Little Villain / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Damsel in Distress / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Dance Battler / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Dark Fic / int_8125b468
DarkKnight	seeAlso	Batman (Franchise)
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Dark Lord on Life Support / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Dark Messiah / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Dark-Skinned Blond / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Dark-Skinned Redhead / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Darkness = Death / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Dastardly Dapper Derby / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Dating What Daddy Hates / int_8125b468
DaveJohnson	seeAlso	Batman (Franchise)
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Daydream Surprise / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Dead Animal Warning / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Dead Fic / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Dead Person Impersonation / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Dead Sidekick / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Dead Sparks / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Deadline News / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Deadly Doctor / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Deadly Game / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Deadly Gaze / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Deadly Hug / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Deadly Prank / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Death by Origin Story / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Death by Secret Identity / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Death Dealer / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Death Glare / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Death Trap / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Decade Dissonance / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Decapitation Presentation / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Deceased Parents Are the Best / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Deconstruction / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Deface of the Moon / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Defective Detective / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Defusing the Tyke Bomb / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Deliberately Monochrome / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Delicious Distraction / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Demonic Dummy / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Denied Food as Punishment / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Denser and Wackier / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Dented Iron / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Department of Child Disservices / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Depleted Phlebotinum Shells / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Depraved Bisexual / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Depraved Dwarf / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Depraved Kids' Show Host / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Derivative Differentiation / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Designated Evil / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Desk Jockey / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Despair Speech / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Detective Animal / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Determined Doctor / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Deus Ax Machina / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Development Hell / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Devil in Plain Sight / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Diagnosis from Dr. Badass / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Did You Just Flip Off Cthulhu? / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Didn't Want an Adventure / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	/ int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Die Laughing / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Died in Your Arms Tonight / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Diesel Punk / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Dig Your Own Grave / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Diplomatic Impunity / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Dirty Cop / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Dirty Old Man / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Disability Immunity / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Disabled in the Adaptation / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Disappeared Dad / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Discreet Drink Disposal / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Disguised Hostage Gambit / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Disguised in Drag / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Dishing Out Dirt / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Disney Owns This Trope / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Disobey This Message / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Disposable Love Interest / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Disposable Sex Worker / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Disposable Woman / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Dissonant Laughter / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Distant Sequel / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Distinguished Gentleman's Pipe / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Distressed Dude / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Ditch the Bodyguards / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Divide and Conquer / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Do Not Adjust Your Set / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Do Not Call Me / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Do Not Do This Cool Thing / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Do Not Go Gentle / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Do with Him as You Will / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Doctor's Orders / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Dodge the Bullet / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Does Not Know How to Say / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Does Not Like Magic / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Does Not Like Men / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Doesn't Like Guns / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Dog Stereotype / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Doing In the Wizard / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Domestic Abuse / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Domino Mask / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Donut Mess with a Cop / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Doting Parent / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Downer Beginning / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Dr. Jerk / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Drama-Preserving Handicap / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Dramatic Necklace Removal / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Dramatic Shattering / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Dramatic Unmask / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Dramatic Wind / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Dream-Crushing Handicap / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Dressed in Layers / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Driven to Madness / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Driving into a Truck / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Drowning Pit / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Dual Wielding / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Duck Season, Rabbit Season / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Dumb Dodo Bird / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Dutch Angle / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Dying Curse / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Dying Dream / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Dying to Be Replaced / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Dynamic Entry / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Dysfunctional Family / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Eagle-Eye Detection / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Early Installment Character Design Difference / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Earth Drift / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Earth Mother / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Earthy Barefoot Character / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Eccentric Exterminator / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Eco-Terrorist / int_8125b468
EdBrubaker	seeAlso	Batman (Franchise)
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Egocentric Team Naming / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Ejection Seat / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Elaborate Underground Base / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Eldritch Location / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Electric Joybuzzer / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Elemental Shapeshifter / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Elephant in the Living Room / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Elvis Impersonator / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Embarrassing First Name / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Embarrassing Nickname / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Embodiment of Vice / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Empty Nest / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Empty Quiver / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Encyclopaedic Knowledge / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	End of an Age / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Ending Memorial Service / int_8125b468
EnemyAce	seeAlso	Batman (Franchise)
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Enemy Civil War / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Enemy Mime / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Enhanced Interrogation Techniques / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Enter Stage Window / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Entertainingly Wrong / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Epic Hail / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Era-Specific Personality / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Escape Artist / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Escapist Character / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Estrogen Brigade / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Et Tu, Brute? / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Eureka Moment / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Evasive Fight-Thread Episode / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Even Evil Can Be Loved / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Even the Guys Want Him / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Every Scar Has a Story / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Everybody Did It / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Everybody Laughs Ending / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Everybody Lives / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Everyone Can See It / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Everyone Is Satan in Hell / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Everyone Knows Morse / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Everything Is Online / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Everything's Better with Penguins / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Everything's Better with Rainbows / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Everything's Better with Samurai / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Evil Brit / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Evil Chef / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Evil Genius / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Evil Is Deathly Cold / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Evil Is Hammy / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Evil Is Not a Toy / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Evil Is One Big, Happy Family / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Evil Is Sexy / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Evil Mentor / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Evil Parents Want Good Kids / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Evil Power Vacuum / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Evil Puppeteer / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Evil Reactionary / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Evil Redhead / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Evil Sorcerer / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Evil Sounds Deep / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Evolutionary Retcon / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Examples Searching for a Trope / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Exotic Entree / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Expansion Pack Past / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Expecting Someone Taller / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Experienced Protagonist / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Explosive Cigar / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Exposed to the Elements / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Expressive Accessory / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Expressive Mask / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Extended Disarming / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	External Combustion / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Extreme Mêlée Revenge / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Extremely Short Intro Sequence / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Extremely Short Timespan / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Eyeless Face / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Face Framed in Shadow / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Face-Revealing Turn / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Face Your Fears / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Faceless Goons / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Faceship / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Facial Horror / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	/ int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Fad Super / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Failure Knight / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Fair Cop / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Fair-Play Whodunnit / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Fake Crossover / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Faking the Dead / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	False False Alarm / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	False Flag Operation / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Falsely Reformed Villain / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Family of Choice / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Famous Ancestor / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Famous-Named Foreigner / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Fan Community Nicknames / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Fan Film / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Fangirl / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Fan Verse / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Fandom-Enraging Misconception / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Fang Thpeak / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Fantastic Drug / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Fantastic Noir / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Fantastic Radiation Shielding / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Fan Wank / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Fashion-Victim Villain / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Fashionable Asymmetry / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Fat Slob / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Fatal Flaw / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)	hasFeature	Faux Death / int_8125b468
Batman (Franchise)