What were the most PIVOTAL moments from EACH Arkham game?

[@GothamPaladin]

Leave a comment on what your favorite moment was from any game!

[@metunamon]

"The bomb's payload is exposed, I can use the Power Winch to trigger a controlled explosion." The first time the player is exposed to this line in Batman Arkham Knight is truly the most pivotal point in the entire franchise or maybe the history of gaming as a whole. The crisp enunciation of Man's delivery, combined with the triumphant and atmospheric tone, conveyed by the soundtrack, sends shivers down the spine of anyone who hears it. Truly an unforgettable moment. Dare I say, rivaled only by the Jonkler's shocking dialogue upon hearing "Officer Balls" in the Aslume, or perhaps, even the Bone and Killer Cock boss battles. No other moments in gaming before, or since, have had such a long lasting impact on the state of media or our modern society.

[@jonnyrh]

I agree 😂😂

[@nikopogo1]

it seems the aslume has an escaped patient. Better go back there willingly before it's too late.

[@trananhson9455]

Go back to your cell inmate

[@mariowario6906]

Stay back I have got a bomb​@@nikopogo1

[@thescorpion575]

"Officer balls" BWAHAHAHAHA

[@The_Phantasm]

I would actually argue that in Arkham Asylum, its most pivotal scene was when Joker infected himself with the Titan formula as it became a catalyst for the events that followed in the next games. Sure the Titan already existed, but had Joker not infected himself what he did in Arkham Asylum would have just been a regular night for him.

[@dukeslytalker1192]

Agreed! Wait... you are the guy from "I played arkham for the first time" videos

[@damired]

​@@dukeslytalker1192he's everywhere regarding Arkham content on KZbin

[@Protoqwq]

I was just thinking about that

[@augyrobo2k3]

23:28 in the novel batman knew jason was the arkham knight but voluntarily ignored the signs in hopes he was wrong, thats why in the scene he isn't too shocked but more like disappointed

[@GothamPaladin]

I didn’t know that? Do you know what issue by any chance?

[@augyrobo2k3]

@@GothamPaladin its a novel called "batman arkham knight the official novelization" it also confirms that james jr. exists in the arkhamverse

[@pvkpl9991]

For Arkham Asylum, I feel like they are two more pivotal scene: Scarecrow is kidnapped by Waylon Jones, leading to Crane wanting revenge on Batman, leading to Arkham Knight and the fall of Batman and the rise of The Nightmare. And the other scene is Joker shooting himself with the Titan, leading to his poisoning, the four jokers, the tiring of Bruce during the night of City of Fear, leading to him making the mistake of not activating the damn tracker like he did with Nightwing

[@couthlazer]

Good point

[@grumpyrock]

The line in Arkham City when Alfred firmly says "Batman Must save Gotham" sticks with me so much, I wish it was talked about more.

[@Hayden_Lummus]

That whole interaction is one of my favorite moments of the franchise. He’s the surrogate father who does know how to get through to this more matured Bruce and shows how far they have come since Origins where there was some antagonism because of Alfred wanting him to be safe and stop the crusade and Batman’s stubborn refusal to listen to him and understand where he’s coming from.

[@grumpyrock]

@@Hayden_Lummus “I’m sorry, but deep down, you know I’m right”. I love the tropes of when a hero loses their way and only one person can get through to them to remind them what they really represent.

[@augyrobo2k3]

16:05 you forgetting that talia literally died for batman, plus she is the only one that bruce uses his normal voice to talk to as batman later in knight bruce does start speaking to selina that way too but imo its talia she's constantly in batman's mind to a degree that even oracle thought it was a problem

[@nuthinbuttruthtruegaming]

Arkham knight Batman went through ALOT mentally in one night. All of his allies were kidnapped at the same time, the one ally he failed to save resurfaced, AND his greatest fear was coming true

[@killerwesker6526]

My favourite scenes include final confrontation with bane. Where they dive deep into Batman’s no kill rule and Batman has to overcome with shock gloves. It really ties up everything that Batman learned in the game. Alfred resurrection, medics in black gate and electrocutioners words in beginning. In that fight there are so many stakes. Joker, Batman, Bane and Gordon’s life. Kinda sad that it wasn’t included in video. Great video nonetheless

[@nicktroisi6347]

There is two major and pivotal scenes I love The first is Batman finding out about, meeting and saving The Joker for the first time. “…Someone named, *The Joker* “ and “Who forces a man to kill the ones he loves? The Joker” those two sentences sent chills down my spine. Like at this point in the series The Joker is only a shadow or phantom and you can here how uneasy Batman is when he finds out why Joker killed Tiffany, not because she was in his way but because he wanted to, he wanted Roman to suffer. The Joker is a new type of enemy he hasn’t dealt with yet and I think it scared him a bit. And then Batman saving him, twice might I add, instead of letting him fall and stopping him from killing himself, that set them both on a path that defy the both of their journeys as archenemies, it would also seal the fates of so many innocent people but at the same time Batman can’t betray his code. It’s such great writing The second is The Joker’s death. “You wanna know something funny? Even after everything you’ve done, I would’ve saved you”. That is one of the best moments in the series, deep, deep down Batman does care about The Joker, I think he’s the one villain who he wants to save but can’t, he can’t change him. He even CARRIES his lifeless body out of Arkham City, The Joker’s death changed him it left a gaping hole Im that couldn’t be filled. . Idk if I’m crazy but I cried when Joker died, am I wrong to feel that way?

[@Jac-Studios]

Does anybody else love that he didn't even talk or mention anything about Suicide Squad? 🤣😭

[@FiniteXbc]

what's that?🧐

[@Vitallor]

Yeah because it’s just the league dying.

[@UzairAli-iy5jh]

Arh brother, what's that

[@File.hype.exe_is_not_respondin]

yeah cause batman wasn't the main character in that game 😂

[@beb0u]

What’s that

[@thevoidarkhangel]

Rha's, Mr Freeze and Croc's missions on AK were pretty pivotal for me since they showed a side of those characters that you dont see that much outside of comics. But I'll keep the the ending of Rha's as the most important one

[@sunaggro]

21:38 don’t forget the fact he’s literally tearing up in this scene when you look at his eyes in photo mode

[@Brayplayz517]

Has anyone noticed at 10:14 the subtitles say, "We're going to Tahiti Dutch."? just me?

[@FortiethDoor47]

Just some jokes of his

[@Krankathank]

16:19 “we need money Dutch” my favourite aslume moment

[@AdrenalineVideos-l3g]

19:20 the Jonkler 😂

[@the_bat_courier]

Its always good when gothampaladin posts

[@fierceblade1014]

Arkham Origins has been and will always be not just my favorite Batman game but my favorite single player game

[@sahandehteshami7404]

Arkham asylums most pivotal moment is beating scarecrow leading him to plan the events of Arkham knight

[@MsReeru]

My favorite moment of all series is Origins Joker reveal in the bank. It's just so dynamic and perfect. And the way Joker does Sidonis's voice before that and changes into himself. Also his line to Batman: "life would be so simple if you were all I wanted", which, well, goes all the way from sacrastic remark to pretty much reality through the course of the game. :D Not to argue with your picks, they are more influential to the whole story. Great video!

[@dalv3739]

10:13 does this trolley go to tahiti?

[@spidermantoolsandtricks2213]

16:23 We Need Money Dutch😂

[@ritterboyz5437]

"We are going to taste Dutch 😂" 10:14

[@Swampboiii]

Right at the end of Arkham Asylum man Battered, beaten, thrown through hell, when the Joker gets up after yanking him down the third time…Joker goes “I can take it, I can take anything you throw at me bats” and as the dialogue progresses I love how joker asks “ready for the next round” and Bruce, looking down, spraying Explosive Gel on his fucking hand just goes “Always…” THAT IS THE SINGLE MOST IMPORTANT POINT TO BATMAN, the man, will always, ALWAYS, get back up and will fight on the side of justice, the almost pitiful tone he takes in saying “I’ll never let you win” to me just showcases that Bruce knows no matter how many times the joker tires, Batman, will always, always stop him That shit hits me hard bro, I love your content!!

[@23araujovideos76]

Since you did not put Arkham Shadow's Pivotal Point I will put mine: In the scene where Batman chases the Rat King's right-hand man, he was so angry and brutal that even the other rats were afraid of him, Both Alfred and Tompskin ask if Batman "isn't going too far" and at first Batman doesn't give a damn. But that changes when Batman meets Bolton, he sees that his anger and brutality is fueling Bolton to be more aggressive. Batman realizes that just brutality alone would not be enough to save Gotham and so from the Asylum onwards, Batman is calmer and even in Arkham City he tells Mr. Freeze "You don't want to do this" because he knows that Freeze was letting his emotions speak louder than reason.

[@Protoqwq]

"We need money Dutch" 💀

[@arlyham5328]

Great video BUT, you missed one MASSIVE MASSIVE thing in Arkham Asylum. The most pivotal moment in that game is Croc capturing and mauling Scarecrow. Without that scene, Arkham Knight would never have happened the way it did, the entire Scarecrow plot of that game wouldn’t have happened. It would only have been a Jason revenge story, thus, Batman wouldn’t have actually been able to use Scarecrows fear toxin to fake out the Joker by letting him take over and then locking him away from the inside of his mind by letting Scarecrow accidentally exploit the Jokers fear of being forgotten. Batman would have actually succumbed to being the Joker if not for Scarecrow. Let me elaborate. Scarecrow perceives what happened to him in Asylum as Batmans fault for not backing off and letting him go when he asked him to, leading him to feel that Batman backed him into Croc who then obviously mauled him greatly. Scarecrow touches on it briefly in Knight but you can tell by how Scarecrow returns that the Croc event made him snap. He went from being a scrawny B list scientist with an obsession with fear and its power to control and torment to prove a point; to someone who had to dropped the silly crazed scientist persona and take himself and his scientific talents seriously, and to really focus on making an example of Batman in a serious and impactful manner, and in a way, he actually won. He successfully exposed ‘Batman’ as just a man and causes Batman to activate nightfall. But back to Scarecrow, had he not felt that Batman caused his mauling by Croc, he wouldn’t have had a reason to gain that sense of grander purpose and go from just spaffing Batman with scary gas now and then to making the entirety of central Gotham a hellhole not only to expose Batman but to spread fear and terror on a city wide scale for the whole world to watch. (which originally was supposed to be literally the entire East coast of the USA but Batman managed to reduce it to just central Gotham) The fact that Scarecrow managed to pull himself together enough and be resourceful enough to be literal seconds away from completely caking the entire Eastern coast of the USA in gas says something about how much he had to reevaluate himself, his persona, his methods and goals after Croc almost killed him because of Batman. No hate on the video of course, this is just my personal opinion

[@SteveHarmony3]

Nice takes! Those are all great moments from each game, well done bro!

[@Mokeyman-b6o]

Dude “bat daddy” crazy

[@spriteon1fps841]

If bro don’t hit 100k soon I’m gonna personally make 100k accounts to sub to him

[@CRAZYSUPURS_FR]

i think when the bomb's payload was exposed and you could use the power winch to trigger a controlled explosion was truly the greatest part of arkham knight.

[@narri_g]

I think the reason why batman was upset about jokers death is because he knows that the joker is a crazy guy with mental issues and a obsession with batman and batman wanted to fix him and the joker dying hit batman hard because he thought he could redeem the joker and help him

[@thegreatacolyt1277]

These games existence is pivotal

[@ryanyayayaya]

GothamPaladin please never stop hiding random stuff in the subtitles its hilarious

[@jimbobkevin]

Timestamps/examples pls

[@user-vz2ny3is9g]

@@jimbobkevin 16:23 "We need money Dutch." I saw another one elsewhere, but can't remember where

[@Speak22wastaken]

At some point there was a bat daddy

[@Spectre_EX1081]

​@@Speak22wastaken Batdaddy at 8:56

[@Anthony_TNT]

Your videos are always the best🦇

[@mahan_h_kh]

I feel like the scene where joker and Harley first meet in blackgate is also very important considering how pivotal Harley becomes down the line

[@tny1757]

While Asylum was probably the one with the least amount of scenes, it has the most world building and catalysts for the series going forward, how it's not afraid to utilize character like Killer Croc and Clayface in the non realistic universe like the Nolan films were using at the time with a more grounded Ras al Ghul, Joker, and Bane, but it is setting the tone where large amounts of people will die and doesn't gloss over the darker aspects of the universe. Titan became a crux of the plot going forward, how the game may or may not have intentionally set up Scarecrow's return being a major thing, which was cemented in City's easter eggs. The whole Arkham City Easter Egg leading to the next game in the series. Ras Al Ghul being teased to be alive after his riddle is solved, Clayface being boneless in Asylum leading to the big plot twist of City. And how the series started going to Arkham Asylum, and ended with going back to Arkham Asylum in Knight, specifically the Arkham Mansion. How batman's last Nightmare was him on the trolley the Joker was in at the beginning of Asylum, ending in Knight him being strapped to the cart by Scarecrow, who was also the doctor checking him in the nightmare. Of course Joker shooting himself up with Titan being the big plot moment. Asylum wasn't meant to be super pivotal, but it became the longest, hardest Night Batman ever had in his career up to that point, and it kickstarted the approval of Arkham City, the Death of the Joker, and the night the Batman died, the rest of the series was defined by the events of this one Night, this seemingly normal night of returning the Joker, entering with nothing but Batarangs, ended up being the night everything changed and was the beginning of the end. Arkham Asylum was all the pieces put together to spell the end of Batman. Joker's takeover led to the approval of Arkham City, Joker injecting himself with Titan led to his death, and when Scarecrow was mauled by Croc due to Batman just shocking Croc's collar, Scarecrow went into hiding and came back with the Militia, the technology to enact the city of fear, and one of Batman's biggest failures, Jason Todd, and Scarecrow accomplished what he set out to do, dispel the myth of the Batman, resulting in the Knightmare Bat.

[@connordougherty9860]

Awesome video dude!

[@mericmese]

Bats being infected with the Joker’s blood is a pivotal scene for me

[@A_Random_Youtube_Guy]

It’s a pivotal scene overall because it sets up his hallucinations of Joker in Arkham Knight.

[@LK-428]

I think for the rest it's generally pretty subjective, but for Arkham Knight, the Panessa Studios Mission with Robin is the most pivotal in my eyes. This is the mission where you see the devastating effects of the CJD Joker infected his victims with be fully realized, where we first get hinted that Jason is the Arkham Knight with the Scarecrow-induced Joker hallucinations with Batman losing it more each time, and where we get to fight alongside Robin for the very first (and only) Dynamic Duo appearance in the series on three differently-styled objectives. The betrayal of Henry is also an insane twist that, while retrospectively you could've seen coming, makes it way darker, especially seeing how he "handled" the other Jokers. Most notably though, of course, is that it's where it is first explicitly acknowledged by characters other than Batman that Joker is taking over Bruce's body, that he's a bigger menace to the entire city than he is an asset in saving it. The thing where he doesn't really go into the cell and he has to do it all over again after another brutalizing Jason Todd torture scene (bringing back the theme of Arkham Knight of bad things happening to those who work with Bats) is already hefty, and THEN he goes and slams Robin into the cell, which, holy hell dude, the first time I played through that I was left dumbfounded because it was the first real time it felt like Arkham Batman was making the wrong choice. After that it feels like you're really on the brink of losing control to Joker again, and that Batman may just fail at his task. And then when you finally leave Panessa, you have to go after the Knight again? Just like that? Jeez. Absolutely amazing mission, definitely the turning point of Knight for me and one of my favorites across the whole series.

[@poyzee7702]

Hey, you reached your sub goal this year :) good job

[@blackspade2563]

Honestly, I think the reason why jokers death hit Batman’s death extremely hard, was probably not just because he was such a reoccurring problem and he’d have to come to terms with his death, but also because deep down he wanted to save joker, he desperately wanted to rehabilitate him and fix him, because deep down they’re both the same, they just chose different paths, the clown prince of crime, and the dark knight of Gotham, similar entities yet so different.

[@TheNobody8984]

My favorite Batman: Arkham moments was Alfred and Bruce argument and Joker being saved by Batman I love both theses scenes bc it represents the dynamic between both of the characters Batman interacting with and I love that about the Batman: Arkham series but man I wish we had at least one or two more games of this series but I’m still glad we got so much during the Arkhamverse era which I really do miss.

[@mudai_]

I really hope that Rocksteady decides to de-canonize SSKTJL, after they fire the people who wrote it

[@koleszgdanska7149]

I like how they reused Origins' line in Arkham Knight "You know there's only one way to stop me"

[@The_Phantasm]

The thing with Batman and his love life, in my opinion as a long time comic book reader, is that his love life is and always has been the least interesting thing about him as a character and just drags immeasurably and only just bogs down his stories. The reason why in my opinion Andrea Beaumont is the best love interest for Batman is because in the film it ends with them accepting they can never be together and in my opinion even if they did, Batman is not completely able to accept something like that. Or at least I don't think there has ever been something in the comics so far that would convince me otherwise.

[@w0rrld706]

22:24 what the ost in the background?

[@GothamPaladin]

Batman Arkham City - A History of Violence (OST)

[@connordougherty9860]

Arkham Origins is considered the “Black Sheep” of the series but it’s a really good game. Just replayed it on PS5 (only way to play it is via PS+ or whatever it’s called and you have to stream it) Anyway the game is really fun and intense and I love the detective stuff they really went all in on Batman learning to become the worlds greatest detective. Game might start off a bit slow but once you get to Black Masks apartment the game really picks up and takes a very very dark turn. The hotel scene is epic and the final scene at Black Gate when Batman needs to find a way to stop Bane and the Joker is just so cool. Starfire said it best “there is no stopping the Batman”

[@bearpoop720]

The game does not start off slow. The first boss fight is killer croc which is awesome. Then you are thrown into deathstroke's boss fight who is the best fight in the series. All of this is before the lacey towers case.

[@realstreetmtf]

scarecrow getting slayed by croc is literally a pivotal moment js.

[@canadianpumpkin7581]

I would argue that in Batman Arkham knight, it’s the scene ending scene, because my man Batman just will powers his why out of fear toxin, which mind you cause „long term physiological damage“ and even physical damage, I think this is peak Batman.

[@васяпупкин-х2з7о]

"bruce can't choose happiness" and now imagine if we had mask of the phantasm

[@grahammilovich]

Origins was my first game that I played in this series. I noticed all of those on my first playthrough.

[@35thWEB]

I think that jokers backstory in origins was one of if not the best

[@therussiancomicbookgeek]

What’s this protege from?

[@austinramsdail8528]

god i always forget how good these trailers are, like AC level trailers

[@sonnybui9398]

Pivotal moment in Arkham was GothamPaladin joining KZbin and being a mvp of the community🎉

[@Vitallor]

The most pivotal moment in the entire series is the officer boles scene.

[@bardan8092]

Why there are polish subtitles in catwoman cutscene from arkham knight ?

[@davidpartington2157]

Arkham asylum... end fight. Batman says I'll never let you win! Huge understanding into batmans mentality

[@AzyxMR]

I think the most pivotal moment in aslyum is scarecrow getting mauled by croc, it sets up his character in arkham knight

[@Batu1968]

10:13 We're going to Tahiti Dutch 😂😂

[@connordougherty9860]

I guess only scene I’d add that’s semi pivotal is Croc ripping apart Scarecrow’s face. I say that only because he returns as the main antagonist of Arkham Knight. And yes he’s 100% the main villain; Jason might be the most prominent threat but we all know the ending by now bro comes back and saves Batman at the end. But tbh even before playing this game I deduced all of that just because I’m a fan of the comics.

[@KevinMorales-tt4mb]

Love your videos. Also are you going to make more Spider-Man vids ??

[@ethan-not-a-pastafarian]

Two moments of Pivotal dialogue in Arkham Asylum for r/Arkham was when the Joker suggested he drop his pants and be imagined wearing a thong

[@AshtonRogers-se1zj]

"Got that,Mr. Cutioner!?"

[@saudalarfaj88]

Yeah alot of the cutscenes on origins were so well made even the story i loved this game and i played it a lot of times its a shame people never gave this game a chance until only now

[@Thefish-l1h]

Mine was Jokers flashback after you get capture him at the hotel.

[@AnaStanna]

I love the captions on this channel 😂

[@josh.0220]

The scene where she dies isn’t where Batman meets Dr Young. They meet in the medical center before the first scarecrow encounter

[@maxm.m.7219]

I'm gonna say something controversial here, but I actually really like SSKTJL's explanation for what happened to Batman after Arkham Knight. Basically, the Knightfall protocol would indeed be a pivotal moment for two reasons. The first reason is explained by GothamPaladin, but the second is that it sent Bruce into a very deep spiral of darkness, where he actively uses Fear Gas, and is way too brutal. Superman would one day then decide, in an attempt to actually help him heal mentally, ask him to join the Justice League, except he labels it as a 'tactical decision' to Bruce, because he knew that Bruce would never have accepted the offer if he knew what was really going on. After that, the audio logs do a good job showing the great chemistry all the Justice League members have. So yeah, that's one good thing SSKTJL did in my opinion.

[@Megamind-e9g]

The most pivotal points to me are: Batman saving joker from falling in origins, scare crow getting taking by croc in asylum, joker injecting himself with titan in asylum, jokers death in city, and Batman letting crane capture him in knight

[@hhhh901ps9]

Yes

[@SUP-h9d]

Batman meets doctor Young at the Intensive Treatment hallway when escorting Joker, not the mansion.

[@demik2452]

10:14, We're going to Tahiti Dutch?

[@dychrisshandonsmith1242]

Keep it up on your work and this video and channel I love this video and channel Thanks you for your video and channel I love Batman Arkham All franchise

[@ShazaibAyub-r1l]

I thought that Gordon always knew he was batman

[@pookiefiend6133]

Gotham paladin on titan formula would be crazy he would be able to do the origins no hit in one try

[@ZumaZoma14]

When Batman says in Arkham origins when the mugger and the thief stop to think twice that is fear that is I am is acutely the knight fall protocol from Arkham knight

[@TheLowestHonorArthur]

10:15 We’re going to Tahiti Dutch!

[@Jaques20]

Retitle: why Paladin thinks Origins is importantly

[@Joey-vs4fr]

I respect you so much more for not including, “squad”

[@Speak22wastaken]

What you just said is you respect him more for ignoring things he doesn’t like

[@Joey-vs4fr]

@@Speak22wastaken I’m saying that because of how disrespectful it is to the series

[@Speak22wastaken]

@@Joey-vs4fr and that makes it respectful to ignore? I get that it has many impossibilities but ppl are hating on it too much, it has a fun game play loop and the devs specifically made sure not to kill the justice league

[@Joey-vs4fr]

@@Speak22wastaken I guess it is fun to play but even if they were clones they shouldn’t be able to kill them It’s still disrespectful to the characters

[@Speak22wastaken]

@@Joey-vs4fr they beat a batman under a small dose of a special fear toxin (likely not enough to cause full scale fear but enough to distract, probably a similar dosage to what killer croc got when he ate scarecrow based on fighting styles), it’s reasonable, and the used special tech for all other league members, they also had access to extremely powerful guns and had their neural chemistry altered

[@harvey379]

I’m watching now and bro reached the 100k mark 🎉🎉🎉

[@stephenchambers7972]

the pivotal moment in origins and knight for me is when they let batman beat deathstroke and it doesn't make any sense but maybe the devs did it because they don't want their main character of the game die so early on in the franchise.

[@tezdoom]

Dr. Young’s death scene was not the first time Batman met her in the game. Also, what about the Croc attacking Scarecrow scene that set up all the easter eggs and events of Arkham Knight?

[@SillyBilly962]

officer balls BAHAHAH

[@Deez561]

I’m excited to watch this video

[@shockedserpentlivereplays8161]

I think Croc mauling Crane is quite Pivotal too

[@TLAIG]

8:59 ayo “batdaddy???”

[@Pyrodorah]

Ayo, at 8:52 it says Batdaddy!🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@drew_lg2132]

I don’t think Gordon knew Batman was Bruce. He has never called him Bruce until that moment in the elevator and then never calls him that for the rest of the game. If Gordon knew I feel like he would’ve done or said something irrational about his identity when he got mad at him for endangering Barbara

[@nameynamename3758]

people dog on origins for the black mask stuff too much, black mask would be nothing more than a generic mobster batman needs to take out. with joker they actually do something interesting. it would be nice to see batman go after other villains, but this game has some of the best joker stuff ever, better than anything they could've done with sionis

[@Bloodhound-1]

At 12:46 I would have to agree with his statement about arkham origins being a prequel since first people would say it isn't considered an arkham game since rocksteady didn't make it but, it would be considered the start of bruce becoming batman and dealing with all these villains and since he has already figured out how joker ticks in origin, he isn't affected by it during the rest of the arkham games like how he stayed calm when joker inflicted himself with titan but it's just a theory . . . . . . . A GAME THEORY. Thanks for reading 👍

[@Bloodhound-1]

Another thing I would add is that Arkham Origins would be the start of Batman of his whole doing things by himself while in Arkham Knight it would show how far he has come like keeping his allies safe like locking Robin in the cell and not telling Gordon that his daughter is still in Gotham and more stuff he has improved on which further more supports his statement about Arkham Origins being the start of the Arkham game even if it wasn't made by rocksteady

[@AsirAbrar]

8:57 Batdaddy? Excuse me? 😳

[@kingjb554]

Gotham Paladin is a pretty cool guy

[@speedycheese790]

10:13 We're going to Tahiti Dutch

[@dSWISHm]

I'd say batmans death in ssktjl was pretty pivotal in batman's ark

[@s.man008]

Where did you find that arkham font for the titles?

[@Jaysmooth4]

Origins is grossly underrated

[@ceccascorp8149]

I would say: Batman saving joker from the fall. (That when their relationship really starts) Gordon kidnap to black gate (starts the almost obsession between joker and the Gordon family. Asylum: Scarecrow loses his face. (Basis for asylum) Joker transforms into that monster and gets poisoned (the bases for City. Jokers death (kinda obvious) City of Fear (the city will never be the same) Batmans identity reveal (that's how the batman died)

[@kyo248]

We need money! Arthur!

[@StaffordChair]

16:27 we need money dutch