Do Real Batarangs Work like the Movies?

#batman #superhero #batarang
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Todays Video Lets have a look at Three Different Batarang variations and which one could potentially be the best design?
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[@ScreenTested]

I am aware that More throws are required and there are a lot of variables here but hey this one is just for fun 👍🏼

[@FaceEatingOwl]

Foamy or Phoney Stark was the best suggestion I saw.

[@drzoidberg1971]

I still enjoyed it ! I've admired the batarang since childhood.

[@theaquarian5849]

His name is Kevin. You're welcome 👍

[@grantpflum6844]

The Dummy's name is Tony Stank. As a nod to civil war.

[@sternonisoil]

*in throatiest voice possible* "I'm not wearing gambeson"

[@RainMakeR_Workshop]

To be fair, Batarang's are based on shuriken, and shuriken aren't especially deadly. They were primarily tools of distraction and that could give minor injuries to open up the target to a follow up attack. Killing with them is possible. But not easy. Like if you had amazing aim and power and targeted someone neck, then yeah, sure, you'd kill them. But you'd more likely use them to cut someone's exposed hand or face so they drop their guard or just use it to make a noise in the opposite direction of where you want to go. The lethality of shuriken (and by extension Batarang's) is massively overstated. Btw in Batman The Animated Series, Batman uses the "Bat-Star" in "The Last Laugh" and "I Am the Night". Which have a more practical and more shuriken like design.

[@hraefn1821]

It almost sounds like Batman is a...NINJA! D: Oh right, he is. XD Excellent point. Tools of distraction and minor injury / debilitation...so he can beat them to a pulp. That checks out. :D

[@Jordan.A.07]

-- Batranth throws a batang... -- Misses Batranth: FIRST TRY! (Lego Movie)

[@biogamer5629]

I feel like as Batman doesn’t “kill” a 50% of not hitting the target with the sharp bits is a good thing especially if you don’t want to kill them

[@spybreak23]

Really like this channel, it's different enough from the main channel that it's always fun to watch even when the topics overlap. Keep up the great work T!

[@DemitriVladMaximov]

I wonder if anyone else remembers when Batarangs weren't stylized throwing blades and used like actual boomerangs with a cord to ensnare badguys.

[@JyMierCrawford]

the batarang and that are 2 different things that exist simultaneously but originally the batarang is a something that can curve or come back which is why i wouldnt call what he uses in the movies batarangs

[@zsDUGGZ]

2:53 I'm gonna say this because I haven't seen anyone else has, but dang Tyranth looks good in that getup

[@JRxxx]

I can see this being a nice series project. Do groups of three Batarangs per video and when you have them all (all the interesting ones) then do a head to head/ finale video.

[@Xearrik]

Love the Batman transition! I was hoping for The Animated Series Batarang. Specifically the long thin one. Not the one that is more like half a disk. Though, I think the disk one would work well with practice as well.

[@jonathan-gs3gt]

7:08 I think you nicked the top of the squash before hitting the tree

[@BarteldsJunior]

Yeah, but you need way higher amount of testing throws to get any form of significance. 10 throws each from 4 different distances and you would have "enough" to get a good idea. (can be off camera- so less time spend)

[@zaqzilla1]

Nice choice of background music. I've been missing some good R&B.

[@jaytwokay3265]

Almost 10k already. Well done.

[@NathanaelStottlemyer]

I have the testing music stuck in my head.

[@GaiusIncognitus]

Tyranth content! I was so confused that you mentioned making these in the Shadiversity video a while ago, but hadn't seen them here yet.

[@ScreenTested]

sometimes it can take a while to get content done sadly

[@vidfan1701]

Your throwing accuracy is scary amazing.

[@minimoose7890]

"A Shad is coming. . . . Someone like you, some to rattle the Nates. . . "

[@caseymauldin8396]

Neat video! I’m curious to see more designs tested!

[@bluelionsage99]

On your next test video, test for range. See if the smaller or lighter ones can go as far (and as straight) as a bigger/heavier one.

[@Balorian]

Awesome Video! Keep up the good work and really looking forward to the next Batarang test!

[@merakimelodies8931]

Awesome video! 😊

[@Freddyrugger27]

These videos are great. Keep it up brother

[@Green-HairedAnti-Liberal]

Thoroughly enjoyed this! Those seem wicked!

[@mysticmimir1684]

I’m really enjoying the channel so far, keep up the good work! Oh and I would like to formally suggest the name of the dummy to be Iron Dan.

[@camdenbb]

Really enjoy your videos. Always appreciate seeing the fabrication. Keep up the good work

[@yang_yin]

It would be fantastic if you could invite some *shuriken expert with you to test your batarangs* and to explain different functionality. You could find them from ninjutsu, chihou, and some European knife masters. Nice video, I would love te see more of this!

[@jonnibelugabat2600]

The channel has serious grow potential! I subscribed. The concept all about screen testing gadgets, a novel KZbin channel idea.

[@cptsahal5868]

Nice vid. You filmed it before Chad, right? Keep it up.

[@ScreenTested]

Yeah this was filmed a while ago now

[@philipdouglas842]

It’s amazing that you have that old Shogun Marvel comic on the shelf. I got them when they came out. I don’t think I was really reading yet.

[@dess_greenwood1081]

Beautiful craftsmanship as always!

[@matheran9524]

I think that would be very interesting to test not just diferent batarangs but the way you throw them, you did all the same way, but you could try different techniques. One that I find very interesting is the way experts throw poker cards (and manage to pierce and cut things).

[@BaronVonHardcharger]

By the end, dude really got pretty good at slinging those wacky things!

[@bigmitchy4026]

you should design your own one based off the Blade throwing scythe thing you did before, maybe a batwing pointing in each direction. Seems like that would give the most effective bat-erang

[@stevans6942]

Not bad but can be much better if "wings" are in opposite directions :) Just watched blade video and now I know a lot about throwing weapons lol

[@Riggs_The_Roadie]

It's actually quite interesting seeing how the different Batarangs fit their respective Batmans. Batflecks' Batarangs stick into their target much more easily as he aims to inflict as much damage as possible. Bale's are able to cut but not severely injure and Arkham's Batarangs are mainly used to knock out or simply incapacitate foes, not injure them.

[@jameshamaker9321]

this was entertaining. i'm curious, as to whether or not most of the original Lego ninja weapons from the mid 80s to early 90s, would scale up to workable props for testing. that would be interesting, especially since the main three weapons, were a katana, a kunai and a ninja star, also called a surukin or throwing star. i know that having those things, outside video usage can be problematic, however i'm curious enough to suggest this idea.

[@xavierfroidevaux955]

nice cool vid!

[@mansfieldtime]

Ok, I think it would be cool to test distance accuracy. Like how far away can you be from the manikin and hit at least 3 times in a row. Every 3-5 meters should be a good reference. "Though it would be a lot of walking back and forth." Honestly, I thought Batfleck was going to do poorly. Less pointy things and all that.

[@matttyree1002]

Damn dude, I'm constantly impressed by how good your aim is!

[@R3_Live]

Probably difficult to test in a grassy field, but how about distance throwing? Which is more comfortable? Which is easier to use? How far can each fly? Do they stay accurate over distance? etc. They all look beautiful, btw.

[@CJR-wv8kc]

I think I would say there was a clear winner, if Arkham hits 50% of the time its bang in the middle, however on a human sized target it is probably more reliable getting both prongs stuck in the target rather than just the one of the batfleck"s

[@_aullik]

If you take the akham one, split it in the middle, mirror one half and put it back together you get the same effect as with the blade knife. It just works soo much better.

[@Zurrech]

could be an idea to try out Riddicks Furyan Ulaks

[@mattparkent440]

Batarangs are probably carbon fiber. With the amount Batman carries, any metal would be too heavy.

[@davefletch3063]

The real issue was the throwing technique. Often times you threw the arkham design backwards. I think if you did some practice with the different styles you might get different results. Cool video

[@milakij29]

Loved the video my only criticism really is for the arkham batarang, there's a lock in the middle to keep it from folding on impact, but that's really just more of me being a nitpicking nerd than it is a criticism. Can't wait for more in the future!

[@shinjofox]

While in modern vernacular they are batarangs, originally batarangs were blunt and these would be razor bats. He didn't start using these till after Moon Knight started using his crescent darts and the Frank Miller gave Batman something similar in Dark Knight.

[@deejayxcrypt]

The quality of these vids obviously deserve way more views. Perhaps us fans should help out for reals, at least once in a while.

[@josuesepulveda6850]

Background music you used when making the Baterangs 2:10 to 2:50,sounded fantastic!...name please.

[@CreepyMF]

Trying to do a batman voice i somehow sounded more like Schwarzenegger instead :D Anyway great video, that was a lot of fun to watch.

[@WesleyOrias]

Nice video... but where's the Adam West representation?

[@LlorDrei]

The main use of the bat shuriken... that's what these are, different from the batarang... was to be used to pin clothing to walls, or inflict only minor wounds, like throwing a ring a keys at someone, without seriously wounding or, possibly, killing someone. They were never meant to be high damage items.

[@chipsdubbo6983]

Definitely want to see more baterang designs i think it would be fun to have a definitive list of baterangs which ones work and which don't. Although it's not really a list since most of them would probably either work or not work.

[@ScreenTested]

that is True they will either work or not work haha

[@Sir_corvo]

name for the dummy: david the deadman

[@jorynickila7760]

Be honest..... the big gorgeous looking Batarang on the thumbnail for the video. Did you get that in the Batman Arkham Asylum video game that came in the special edition Batman emblem plastic box that had a doctor's Journal and the dossier of all the profiles of the most serious criminals in Arkham Asylum???🤔...😅

[@matthewa3740]

Great video. Small note, you threw the Arkham batarang wrong throughout the video. Look at how Batman throws them in the game. Not sure if that’s an aesthetic thing or an aerodynamics thing though.

[@another3997]

More throws of the saw blade would have been good. Because being circular and the sheer number of sharp points, it has more potential to cause cuts and sharp pain then the batarangs. Even better, remove every other or every 3rd tooth and try again... maybe less likely to bounce?

[@BMO_Creative]

Tyranth is an amazing shot! Goes to show that the bat symbol makes a great throwing weapon!

[@jmace2424]

You can tell that Tyranth really enjoys his work. 🤗 I love it!

[@deathcold_longplaysua4846]

2:44 You know, you could put some Batman music in there, right? From Batman Arkham series for example. Just to get the mood and tone of the video right. As for the Batarangs, they are all deadly. You just have to understand how to throw them so that they actually get stuck in the target. Cause when you throw it in the wrong way, then it just gonna bounce off.

[@konstellashon1364]

How about the Adam West version...out of wood. Looking back, it makes sense for the era. Kid oriented show from the '60s, so they were meant to knock out the henchmen. But now that I've suggested it, I wonder what to bother testing about it. 🤔

[@DamianBloodstone]

I enjoyed this and think you are correct. I throw shuriken and depending on the point styles all work pretty much the same. Thanks for all you time and efforts. Take Care and Stay Safe.

[@Hot_Dice]

*recalls something about throwing rotating metal objects into trees*

[@shinjiikari1021]

Could you make Jetstream Sam's quick draw assisted scabbard done with airguns or co2 cartridges?

[@Riceball01]

For one of your future videos, you should test the glaive from Krull.

[@claudiaramos3840]

Great tests of batarangs, the dark knight is the best of the three , yu should make test of call of duty BO4 knife or red hood knife. It should be amazing.

[@janette2422]

man I wish I could have seen this sooner!!! Also, 10K views! CONGRATS MAN! And c'mon, guys, give the channel a like if you watch it!!! YOU REALLY NEED TO if you want to see more content!!! These creators are getting SLAMMED by KZbin!

[@alankohn6709]

I have no idea if this effected anything but I noted you threw them all, for want of a better description, it was in an ears front grip I have no idea if a change of orientation will effect anything also your Arkham baterang may need adjustment as the game one seem have a flatter orientation and yours more resembles the Blade glave with a more hooked shape. In a little side note the Baterang from the 60's batman was more of a bludgeoning weapon

[@ande151f]

Next up. The sawblade gun from far cry new dawn ❤

[@shawn6860]

A few games likely have Sawblade guns. That alone could be a few videos.

[@1zzzz1204]

Rubber batarangs with razor blades mounted on the ends are better because it could bounce back into the target

[@ImminDragon]

More than just using more designs, you need to do more throws. No way of knowing what the margin of error for this is, but you're *well* within it. You have a hit rate of 50% on average and are within one throw of that on every single one of them!

[@mastiffmythslegendsandlore]

I got the switch blade one stuck in my foot after it bounced off the tree I was trying to get I can guarantee it will not kill just hurt

[@themasquerader101]

The standard you hold yourself to is as high as ever! Always incredible content when you're involved, brother 🙏🏽 With that said though I'm here praying you make some Bloodborne trick weapons to test 😂 I know they might be dangerous to the user in most cases, but man they are cool

[@Medcanpoet]

It comes down to the throwing technique, Bro. All are weapons. Just gotta figure out the best technique for throwing them.

[@elijahisrael555]

3:09 HIS NAME TONY‼️

[@fantasyviolence1618]

"Where are they" - the 10k subsribbles

[@jun_sheng]

If only modern Batarangs could return if they missed like a boomerang, though becoming shuriken like did made them look cool on screen and in games.

[@TheMarineDoctor]

It all comes down to the Speed, RPM and Distance. With enough practice...They all should work.

[@markherman1211]

Got the QMX replica at home. Thing would legit cause a TBI, definitely a weapon. *It's a Batfleck

[@TimurAShadow]

Please test the batman beyond Batarang too

[@ForestX77]

Basing one of the Batarangs on the Arkham versions? Well got 4 games to choose from.

[@tirfing2928]

Just wish the midsection on the Arkham's one where more in the games style

[@stevedenis8292]

Now to follow in the wings of Arkham you need to make a few with cameras on them and a few with shock and various other attachments. Ok I'll settle for the bat shaped pointy things .

[@Altlos489]

In relations to lethality, I feel like the Arkham batatang would have a higher chance of actually killing someone due to its size and deisgn where you could have an inch of steel embed itself into 2 different points versus the one point that you'll get from the Bale/Affleck variants. But Batman doesn't kill so that point is irrelevant. I personally prefer the simplicity of the Bale design though (which could be my bias towards his version of Batman as a whole), but I can see Affleck's variant being potentially easier to throw and the Arkham variant would be better in close quarters fighting as you can actually hold it somewhere that isn't sharpened.

[@poetgriot18]

Man doesnt realize that hes doomed himself to eventually test all the batarangs😂

[@onyxrexdragon7129]

What about the Rebellion from dmc

[@xxxlonewolf49]

With only 2 ends that can really stick in, distance matters so much.

[@Roland3ld]

Is today Batman day for me? I happened to grab my Batman shirt today before finding out about the OSP detail diatribe on Batman and then watching this video too.

[@ScreenTested]

isnt everyday batman day? haha

[@TheA4knight]

I like how he recognizes that sawblade steel is very tough If you don’t have the money to buy proper high-grade steel, just use an old sawblade 👍

[@FirelordRob76]

impressed by your use of the saw blade. like the native americans, you used all of the buffalo.

[@drzoidberg1971]

As a union welder, i know that was a lot of grinding

[@ScreenTested]

Indeed it was..

[@ryvyl]

I would like to suggest "Ironmir" for your test dummy (in honor of long suffering Boromir on Shadiversity).

[@kleinjahr]

Rather like the Aussie batarang, it keeps returning to you.

[@CamdenZeiler-np2ih]

Do moon knight's crescent darts

[@NyGeL_Derey]

I think the Arkham is much heavier and needs more force in the throw. but when it hits, the damage is significantly greater. the Bale is small and dense, best at weak-medium target. the Batfleck seems to be in the middle. you need force to throw it, but it stronger then the Bale

[@GabrielScar]

Thank you for another fascinating project. Musical greetings from Belgium, Gunther (singer and lyrics writer of Gabriel Scar)

[@shadowfox2814]

Do the Batman Beyond batarang!

[@SirWolf73]

if you do another test with batarangs can you use the batman beyond batarang? its one of my favorites

[@ScreenTested]

Its one of my favourites too maybe in a future episode I will revisit the batarangs

[@ShaunStaveley]

anyone else get slight Jedi vibes from Tyranths testing clothes?