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Is Joker and Batman the same?
Joker and Batman come together as a package deal. As each other’s arch-nemesis, rarely, you would ever see one without the other in any storyline. However, there is always a first time for everything. Based loosely on The Killing Joke comic book following the origin story of Arthur Fleck AKA The Joker.
Are Joker and Batman the same age?
Originally Answered: How old is the Joker from Batman? 15 years apart. for one the movie ”Joker” sheds light on the age difference. Joker is 15–20 years older then Bruce because Joker was a grown man while Bruce was 8 years old during the time his parents were shot murdered in a ally.
Is Robert Pattinson Batman in the same universe as Joker?
Aside from The Batman and the DCEU, Hamada adds that Todd Phillips and Joaquin’s Joker also exists in an entirely different universe. This means that Pattinson’s Bruce Wayne can have an entirely different Clown Prince of Crime and it’s not beholden to the Jared Leto or Phoenix’s version of the character.
Does Batman hate the Joker?
Batman hates the things the Joker does, and the Joker hates that Batman won’t allow himself to join in the fun. If Batman hated the Joker, he would have caved under the pressure to deal with him permanently.
Who is the opposite of the Joker?
What is the opposite of joker?
| killjoy | bore |
|---|---|
| grouch | drag |
| grinch | sourpuss |
| pessimist | moaner |
| mope | miserabilist |
How is Batman mentally ill?
First up: “dissociative identity disorder,” i.e. what they used to call “multiple-personality disorder.” It could be argued Batman is a likely candidate for this illness, given that he leads separate lives as both Bruce Wayne and the Caped Crusader every day of his life.
Who wins Joker or Batman?
Batman has defeated The Joker in the final issue of the Joker War arc thanks to the combined strength of the Bat-Family. Bruce has won the final battle, but did he really win the war? If the war was for control of Gotham City then Batman is technically victorious.
Why Joker makes more sense than Batman?
Anyone who has grown tired of Batman’s endless struggle with his arch-nemesis would agree— since Joker escapes from whatever prison he’s thrown into, and (virtually) never changes his ways, it makes more sense from a utilitarian standpoint to end him.