Bat-Man: The Joker, Ras Al Ghul, Hugo Strange
Dick: Deathstroke, Blockbuster
Barbara: Calculator, Knightfall
Cassandra: David Cain, Lady Shiva
Steph: Cluemaster
Any I missed?
Bat-Family Arch-Enemies by member
Andrew Evans
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Wyatt Gutierrez
you forgot killer moth
John James
Bane?
Nolan Nguyen
No kidding.
Cameron Hill
What has he got other than Knightfall?
Joshua Rogers
> Barbara: Knightfall
KILLER MOTH!! Knightfall is nothing compared to the MOTH!
Cassandra: everyone forgets the government spook who showed up twice in her comic. Only villain in the entire run, that Cassandra shown LEGIT pissed off
Nolan Adams
What is this, a picture for Ant-Man
Zachary Morales
Sounds like her very own Amanda Waller.
Joseph Kelly
Alexander Russell
Shiva, there was an understanding. David, there was pity. For Masters? This guy probably was one of Waller's boys. He sent out soldiers into a meat grinder of work and only cared about his golf game.
Leo Price
His resoursces vs Cassandra's martial arts presuming she's striking out on her own would be quite a sight.
Jacob Reyes
Did this really happen? I can only find this image on Yea Forums.
Gabriel Ramirez
Barbra: stairs
Kayden Roberts
>Shiva, there was an understanding. David, there was pity.
I'm assuming that for Masters Cassandra was like "You know what? This guy can die and I'd happily piss on his grave."
Ryder Phillips
Jason, Damian and Tim all three have their own. Anarky was for Tim for a time I think. Jason has been an enemy to Joker since, I don't know, probably pre-COIE. Damian's is probably his own family by his mother side as a whole.
Carson Fisher
Does Jason have any arch-enemy? Black Mask maybe?
Julian Long
Just barely, honestly. Fanfiction write hime way more than the actual comics. He was there in Under the Hood for a bit, and then the first arc in Rebirth, but that's all. He has way more importance for Stephanie pre-FP.
Wyatt Sanchez
>write hime
Fuck my stupid PC.
Isaac Taylor
Yeah I'd say Damian's is Talia. Ras maybe but I think theres more of a connection with Talia. I still think Heretic from Morrison's run is his ultimate baddie, but he was kind of a one-shot.
Jackson Bell
Based and mothpilled
Dylan Martin
> I still think Heretic from Morrison's run is his ultimate baddie, but he was kind of a one-shot.
That's impressive for a one-shot.
Jason Russell
That image made me more uncomfortable than the artist probably intended.
Benjamin Perry
I always though Riddler should be Barabara's Joker. What was that one comic where he really, really wanted to fuck her?
Lucas Taylor
Oh yeah. "Prelude to the Wedding."
Ian Lee
Brody Hughes
Given he killed a guy who Cass saw as "good". Yeah... This is one guy who she might do that too.
Josiah Bailey
What about Terry? All he had was Blight.
Lucas Roberts
Atomic Skull guy, right? Greenulon. Skulltino.
Anthony Bell
You know Killer Moth really is Babs's arch
Brody Stewart
Oh. That was Blight. Fuck, I need to watch this show again.
Nathaniel Watson
Tim: King Snake
Landon Rogers
Blight completely disappeared after season one, despite leaving his fate open ended. I think Inque was more of his arch enemy.
Owen Edwards
I really, really love her new mask. So-so on the chest logo.
Jordan Stewart
What about Mad Stan?
Eli Lopez
Joseph Davis
Wasn’t Zasz a Grayson baddie for a while?
David Lewis
I could've sworn his quote was something biblical.
Xavier Wright
I wonder. Behind every kick and punch towards KM is Barbs's sexual frustration.
Andrew Miller
Tim had Lynx, Anarky/the General, and King Snake.
Xavier Parker
Too goofy. Terry hardly took him seriously.
Oliver Sanchez
Terry will remember this for the rest of his life.
Ryan Bennett
You're thinking of this scene.
Thomas Thompson
>all he had was the guy who killed his father, and set him on the path to becoming Batman Beyond
I mean, yeah. That's how it works with the arch-enemy. With them, it's personal.
Levi Green
Dick: Two-Face
Tim: Anarky, King Snake
Damien: Talia
Hunter Cox
It doesn't have to be. Joker isn't the reason Bat-Man is Bat-man. (Unless you count the Burton film but this is a Yea Forums thread.)
Gabriel Rodriguez
It should be persona, otherwise there's little to no reason why the arch should be considered the most important of the hero's enemies.
Gabriel Phillips
I'm curious as to why you believe so? She never really did much to him personally most other super-villains don't do on the regular. Other than, you know "invade his personal space."
Ryder Cruz
Also (Though I guess it doesn;t have to be mutual) Blight proabably saw Bat-Man as little mroe than a pest. His own son betrayed him and tried to murder him. he was even screaming "PAXTOOONNNNN!" as he drowned. So Blight probabaly saw things differently.
Blake Foster
Well there is Jason and the crowbar. The Killing Joke too.
Lucas Brown
>Arch-enemies
I don't play favorites. Every criminal must be brought to justice.
Caleb Campbell
Two-Face is, or was, an arch-enemy of the Robins in general besides Dick.
Although there's never been a story of Damian meeting Two-Face now that I think about it
Henry Gray
Black Mask is Catwoman's arch.
Besides the Joker and the Robins whenever they write him as a straight up villain, Jason's seems to be whoever is responsible for the death of his parents. It used to be Killer Croc, then it was Two-Face, and now it's Penguin.
Also, wasn't Fay Gunn something of an arch to him?
Justin Campbell
Jacob Gomez
Ma Gun was a one-issue villain. She's more of an ally nowadays she's his grandmother in the current continuity, but Jason doesn't know yet