THREE JOKERS

Snyder wanks Joker a lot.

So are the three Jokers aware of each other? Are they acting in cooperation, or do they see each other as rivals? Is there an agreement that only one Joker can be out at a time?

>It just doesn't make any sense.
it just works

But HOW?

wasn't there a sirens issue where a former sidekick of the joker explains the joker can switch personalities/temperaments at times?

Joker is not a person, but a consciousness shared by separate individuals. If any of those 3 Jokers die, the consciousness just infects someone else who is compatible.

Beneath the Dark Multiverse lies the Twisted Jokerverse

wait for david production to animate the explanation.

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You mean society?

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just explain that with everyone assuming that was just joker's signature wacky and random crazy psyche that would change his personality from time to time
i mean, crazy people in the real world do tend to have multiple personalities disorder so i could see them just assuming it was all the joker's crazy mind changing him from wacky clown robber guy to edgelord psychopath from one day to the other
and since all 3 jokers are still the same guy just from different continuities they are all similar enough for them to be confused as one sole entity

Isn't it funny how in the Rebirth one-shot it's mentioned that two of the Jokers were apprehended simultaneously in different parts of the country, and this is never mentioned again, and this is just now fucking happening after Batman learns there are three Jokers?

Plus, it was never shown how "prime" Joker resurfaced after Endgame. He just started showing up.

I'm more confused on how sliver chariot requiem worked

It's non canon black label content

Prime joker?
It's the same joker friend he is still an insane asshole and just as violent if not more so

It makes everyone within a certain area fall asleep and it changes your consciousness with the closest living thing next to you.
I think that's how it worked but it's been years since I read part 5 so I might be forgetting or fucked something up.

RISE UP

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Well you see, first there was one Joker. Then there were two, one on one Earth-1 the other on Earth-2. Then there was only one Joker, who was based on Earth-1 Joker, and one new Earth. But then a new New Earth Joker was introduced as recently appearing, except all the Joker's history still had to happen, so the Earth-2 Joker was brought back and basically absorbed all the history of the Earth-1 Joker previous to the new Joker's arrival. So we had two Jokers. But then it was revealed that the Joker was some avatar of chaos, of some Clown God, and that all clowns across history and the multiverse were tied to and inspired by this Clown God. And the Clown God went mad and wanted to absorb all clowns to become all powerful, so new Joker and old Joker unified their spirits so new Joker would become the dominant mind of this new gestalt Joker God. So now there is only one Joker that is every Joker, the Joker God. But the Joker God was unstable and ultimately broke down, leading to his death. Harley Quinn later resurrected Joker-2. Who came back, but was a little different and even had some memories of the previous new Joker. But then, Barry Allen reset the universe and all bets were off. Enter new52 Joker, who pretending to be Joker-2 but was actually Joker-1. But then he died. And a new Joker-2 showed up, except this Joker-2 was originally some proto-Joker from before time immemorial that through some vague bargain became all Jokers across the time, space, and the multiverse, even simultaneously, except the Clown God which doesn't exist anymore. This Joker is every Joker, and thus can be multiple Jokers at the same time in the same place, and they are all the true Joker, he even has the power to summon all other Jokers into existence.

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>Batman: Who is the Joker?
>Mobius Chair: There are three of them.
>Batman: This is so surprising that my only follow-up question will be "WHAT?!" and I will not bother asking who each of them are, how they came to share the role, which one I was really dealing with for any given case, and why I've never noticed the differences before. In fact, I will not look into this for another three years.

They've more or less dropped it anyway, so it doesn't matter.

Silver Chariot Requiem is pretty simple. The arrow is a deus ex machina that basically grants a stand power based on what the user thinks they need at a given time. Polnareff wanted an invincible stand to protect the arrow from Diavolo after he died using the mind-controlling power he thought the arrow had to use one's own stand against themselves, and to escape his own crippled, dying body.

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Big oof

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its the part about the shadow is what i don't understand

There are two parts to Chariot Requiem, the part in front of you that everyone can see, and a part behind you that no one can see. When you look at the body a ball of light appears behind your head that only illuminates the Requiem's body, which doesn't cast a shadow from any other light source. Hitting that light enough will kill the Requiem because every stand has a weakness of some kind.

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each joker knew of the others but thought the other two were unaware of them, so each one always tried to work around the other two, take their credit behind their back and tried to concentrate on batman more for themselves

Easy. One OG psycho faggot waiting for Batman to Bat"rape" him. And two chuckle fucks who live in a society pretending to want Batrape.

I believe this is the answer
>And two chuckle fucks who live in a society pretending to want Batrape.
Either one works

Does that include ants and waterbears?

I think so, a woman got her mind swapped with her dog.

Is there a place I can read this kind of stuff (digitally) in order without having to resort to some sort of ancient mystical map to guide me?
I'm even willing to pay a monthly fee to some app if it gives me a complete series in order

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Yeah, it's called google.

>look up stuff like the Infinity saga
>"Ok man look you need to read Iron Man: Metal Dongler #4, then Captain America: The Muslim One #25, then Superior Spiderman Team Up with Spidergweenpool #54 then...
Can I just get a place with that shit on lock

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>Iron Man: Metal Dongler #4
I'd read the fuck out of that.

Look up fan wikis then just google for places to read online

Most times the related stuff is filler

Multiversal bullshit.

Id say that since the 80's certain Jokers have been aware of the revisionism that follows a crisis event and they have taken certain measures to ensure that their specific individuality endures. I would presume the first one recruited or informed a current one to cooperate and improve their chances. Now how would Joker survive being revised after the crisis?
Joker would need to shield himself from the alterations of a crisis event by leaving the Multiverse and coming back after the effect or riding it out, some characters like Power girl seem to have unintentionally done this, maybe Joker noticed and figured it out.

I did enjoy them mutually crapping on Riddler's sideburns. They suck.

Gee, DC, how come you get to have THREE Jokers??

>Iron Man: Metal Dongler #4
I mean, you're playing yourself if you don't. It's a masterwork.

this

Inb4 it turns out to just be one guy with three personalities.
I swear to god if they cop us out on this I will destroy every comic retailer in the country.

psycho pirate summoned them from the dead multiverse. that's his super power after the crisis.

Why are you asking these questions that haven't been answered yet because the actual story isn't even written?

Pre-crisis, post crisis, rebirth.

Multiverse constantly breaks so of course it's all fucked. Now the real world logic is just that DC is a fucking mess of continuity, retcons, & shitty events trying to boost sales.

The thing is that even if Batman never noticed that The Joker was three people because Batman just assumed the changing personality was due to his craziness anyway, what are the odds that three different people would look similar enough and have identical enough facial structures and heights that Batman never even noticed that they look kinda different?

Even in the promotional image here, two of the three Jokers seem to look exactly the same facially, while the third (in the forefront, who looks like the first appearance of the character in Batman #1) has a noticeably different head structure.

Is this a Jokerverse thing?