they got the names right too, Barbara Gordon, then Stephanie Brown for Batgirl, and Jason Todd but they changed Dick's name to Richard, same last name though
Some DC lore So Waylon Jones was Killer Croc, he was born with a disease that turned him into a reptilian and he was also super strong and lived in the sewers Kirk Langstrom was a zoologist striving to give humans the abilities of bats but became a bat humanoid himself, in an alternate universe called Gods and Monsters he became Batman, but had vampiric abilities Poison Ivy was a botanist but became an ecoterrorist and had the ability to control plant life empowered by The Green, a force in the DC Universe which controls plants Ted Kord in the comics is the second Blue Beetle, there were 3 Blue Beetles; Dan Garrett from the Golden Age who in older continuities he gained abilities from a vitamin called Vitamin 2X but later on came across the Scarab, then when he died, Ted Kord became Blue Beetle but he didn’t use the Scarab and used mostly tech and was friends with Booster Gold, a showboating superhero from the 25th Century, the third Blue Beetle was Jaime Reyes, where he came in contact with the Scarab which is from a race called the Reach and gave him powered armor. Dick Grayson was the first Robin, when he got older he became the hero Nightwing (which fun fact, Nightwing is an old alias first used by Superman when he and Jimmy Olsen were shrunk down in the Bottled City of Kandor, a city from Krypton that was bottled up by the Coluan supervillain Brainiac, and Jimmy became Flamebird, both Nightwing and Flamebird are names of avian species on Krypton) Barbara Gordon was the second Batgirl after a woman named Bette Kane who goes by the name Flamebird now, and daughter of Jim Gordon, after she got her spine shot out by Joker she became the Oracle aiidng the all female team the Birds of Prey Stephanie Brown was the hero Spoiler who combated her father Arthur Brown aka Cluemaster who was a former gameshow host, then she became a Robin and the fourth Batgirl after Cassandra Cain, and also was on Birds of Prey Jason Todd was the second Robin who was notable for dying at the hands of Joker but later on got revived (by either the Lazarus Pit, a mystical pit owned by Ra’s al Ghaul, or by Superboy-Prime, a hero from Earth-Prime aka our reality, punching a hole in reality) and became the vigilante Red Hood and was at odds with Batman, Red Hood is also another old alias first used by the Joker in his early days before being the Joker Charles McNider was the World War II superhero Doctor Mid-Nite, despite him being blind he adapted via using googles and was apart of the Justice Society of America, a group of superheroes who fought in World War II and the precursor to the Justice League, with the members consisting of Alan Scott (the first Green Lanten who used the mythical Starheart instead of a traditional GL Ring), Jay Garrick (the first Flash), Wesley Dodds (the Sandman), Al Pratt (the first Atom who had no powers but was a short man and very strong), and many others.
So I’m at the end, Baz, the missing children are all his ‘sidekicks’ so I’m guessing that he’s trying to make a family to replace what he lost, and I’m guessing Jason Todd is..maybe alive? Maybe he works with the bat..?
Jason Todd is the red hood, from what I remember..or was that someone else..? Well, he was a Robin, and I think he was pronounced dead in the comic series and came back as an anti-hero, much like the bat in this series, do what you want with the info
@@AverageCurseBruzzayes, Jason is Red Hood. And if you pay attention the behavior is eerily similar to the Batman Who Laughs. BWL even kidnaps kids to turn them into his Robins.
@@anthonyquinn1808 in this universe the joker is insane or atleast driven more insane by the bat's appearance, if anything he doesnt care about jason todd, he wants to kill the Bat. a theory i read in the comments section was jason todd was going to actively hunt the Bat after the whole incident, but who knows. something i find interesting was up until the first incident, as far as we know in this universe bruce and joker have no ties, dont even know eachother, so im curious to see why he spared him
In the Superman case, it says he disappeared in 1960 and return in 1962, my theory is that he left because he murdered Lex Luthor, and when he returned he lost his mind because people were worshiping him as a god, despite killing and doing bad things, so we can say "fame" got into his head.
I'd have to disagree. I'd say that because Superman had been known to work with the United States military, he was asked to help the US win Vietnam, but when he saw what the USA was doing, he was overwhelmed and left the planet out of shame. He later came back, and killed lex Luthor, and the infamously violent cult that followed him. He's not evil. He just lost his faith in humanity. Which is honestly even more terrifying.
@@Goblin-kf3wewe’re dealing with a homelander who can move past the barrier of infinity, punch someone so hard that all version around the multiverse of themselves can feel it, and can always just go to other galaxies’ suns for a “quick recharge” to become Superman 1000000000(or whatever that gold Superman is). Wow, fun
This is taking parts from a lot of Batman media The one I noticed the most is the part with fear toxin, which reminds me of the ending of Batman Arkham Knight. Where Batman fakes his death and tries to resume his role as Batman by using Scarecrow's fear toxin instead of physically being Batman. Revealing himself as a ghost of the night to thugs in Gotham feeling safe that Batman is "dead". Even the chime for Arkham Asylum is the one from the first Arkham game. "Batman: Arkham Asylum". Which on it's own is a scary Batman game, that is pretty psychological and easily fits for Analog Horror. Last bit that I like is that this somewhat surrounds the "mythos" of Batman, the fact that he is not seen as a hero or even a man to the people of Gotham. He is an urban legend, someone who is not human. A paranormal entity. Someone to fear in the dead of night. That's a part of Batman I always loved, when he as a vigilante was still new in Gothem, he was seen as a myth or a monster.
i think DC should embrace the elseworlds set up, They can make original stories and takes of the characters while not labeling it as a cinematic universe. They can experiment on it a lot and take different themes. technically Joker and the batman didn't feel like superhero movies it just felt like the classic movies from the 70s where its focused on story rather than theatrics. I feel like DC is not playing their cards with this kinds of idea. They can make Movies with super hero characters and make it into character driven movies with different genres like noir, surrealism or even horror. I think DC should focus on making original stories instead of a cinematic universe. I would like to see a Martian manhunter with noir elements and take inspiration from the invasion of the body snatchers, the sign and even the thing into one movie. Alot of these movies would be experimental and low budget compared to the block buster and the good thing about this is that if it flops it wont be a big damage monetary wise for WB and they don't have to worry about making a sequel or a series unlike if a movie from a cinematic universe sucked it basically impacts everything. My point, DC needs to embrace original ideas and stray from comic book adaptations especially if they cant make a plan. The focus should be noir type or even pulp like. Tbh i DESPISE CINEMATIC UNIVERSES, i do like things to connect but not everything needs to nor do you need a cinematic universe for everything to connect.
The idea of the Batman just kidnapping his own Robin's who probably have families in this universe is genuinely terrifying. The Robin's usually became Robin's because they don't have a family or home to return to and Is taken under the wing of Bruce to be a mentor figure because Bruce has felt the same pain of loosing his own family. Now with this, this most likely implies that these kids still have families of their own, but was kidnapped by Bruce so he can have his own family. And in the end of the video, the kids might have BECAME whatever Bruce is(a malnourishment bat mutant with a thirst for blood) or they were murdered by Bruce and buried underneath his estate and whenever he goes into his 'batcave' he might be hallucinating and talking to the dead bodies of the Robin's and the bat girls. And I think the person who was sending out an SOS in the beginning might be Tim Drake( the third Robin) he's usually have been noted as the smartest Robin but not the strongest, this might imply that Tim is trying to talk his way out of the batcave from his captor the batman, who in this universe is possibly a serial killer and a master kidnapper. If the story goes that route, its honestly just terrifying, because there's serial killers like Ted Bundy, John Wayne Gacy and alot more in the 60s and 70s that had kidnapped random kids and teens locked them in a cellar and if they were no use, they'll just be buried under the killers house. I think with Tim, it remains me of that movie black phone, where a kid was kidnapped and has to use a paywall phone in the wall in the basement to call the recently deceased victims to try to out smart the killer. There's been many cases in real life where some kids and teens were capable enough to outsmart their captors. And Jason Todd( whose my favorite Robin❤) usually in the DC universe is beated to death by the Joker with a crow bar. He literally dies and batman goes through an arch were he doesn't want to take in any more orphans because he felt guilty for not being able to protect one of his Robin's(adopted sons) but Jason comes back from the dead and literally has daddy issues because of Bruce😭😅 But I wonder if in this story, it's not the Joker that murdered Jason, but it was in fact the Batman. And when Jason comes back from the dead, I wonder if he would go APE SHIT on The Batman💀or if he would turn into a monster like Bruce. But there's also another possibility that Jason never comes back from the dead, and Bruce is just a massive serial killer that just took a bunch of innocent kids or run aways lives, and he's hallucinating about his life and his mentor role with his 'adoptive family' and is probably talking to a bunch of dead people in the batcave🙃🦇🦇🦇🦇🦇
What I think will happen later on in the series is that Jason will comeback as red hood and hunt down and kill Batman, I would love if siltrics went down this direction.
I think he didn't killed them directly, rather he forced them into being his sidekicks, and they died in bandit confrontations, cuz they weren't really trained.
it depends on if either of the two versions of Jason's resurrection is redone. Either Superboy Prime will be introduced which would be extremely terrifying in this universe and punch reality so hard that Jason just wakes up in his coffin and crawls his way out. Or the Ah-Ghoul Dynasty will be introduced later on and take Jason to the Lazarus Pit and if the Ah-Ghoul fam is gonna be introduced then that leaves the possibility of Damian coming into the universe which would be super interesting to see in this dark universe
In the sense of drugs: There was a Batman comic where he was getting a steroid like drug from some doctor (I cannot remember the name) to help him fight crime. Only Batman very quickly became addicted and only decided to break it when he was confronting the doctor, who threw the pills aside and Batman went after the pill. He proceeded to cut it off, cold turkey, by locking himself in the Batcave. It was also known because Joker trapped Batman under debris, or in a locked room that was quickly flooding and offered a pill, knowing it was the only way for Batman to escape was to take the enhancement drug. If Batman refused, he would die. If Batman took the pill, he would have relapsed. Batman surpassed it by waiting for the water to rise to a significant level before using his own strength to free himself. As the water helped reduce the weight overall of the door.
Superman came to Earth as a baby and grew up on a farm in Kansas. For all intents and purposes, he is American. An old slogan for Superman was "Truth, Justice, and the American Way." So fighting on the side of America during WW2 makes sense.
Eh, sort of. That catchphrase was created during the Silver Age, when the Comics Code forced writers to depict superheroes more conservatively. In the Golden Age, Superman was far less patriotic and would often beat up cops, politicians, and lobbyists. The whole American Way thing was created to keep the Feds off of the DC writers' backs. Eventually, the motto got stopped being used when DC revamped their characters. Also, American Way doesn't make sense.
@@rivera229 He was still raised on a farm in Kansas. I still don't understand why it'd be confusing for a man raised in rural America since infancy to fight on the side of the United States during WW2. His alien origin hardly matters at that point since he was adopted by Americans and raised in the United States.
I see this as something that would be canon in the negative multiverse. The negative multiverse is a concept that introduced the Batman Who Laughs and each Earth is coded with a negative number (Earth -11, for example, wich, if I'm not mistaken, is the Earth origin of the Batman Who Laughs). This thing of kidnapping kids kinda happened in the Batman Who Laughs story. And he turned all of them into Joker-like Robins. The negative multiverse shows stories where the Batman went rogue and became a twisted version of himself. Driven by blood and vengeance.
I think the Batman in the story is supposed to be like a messed up version of Batman in the comics. So my theory is that he's recruiting the kids for the same reason he recruited them in the comics: to give them a better life but also to train them to keep up his legacy. But unlike in the comics, he doesn't just beat up and lock up villains, he's looking to murder and strike fear in those around him.
Saying it out loud, I'm beginning to realize that Batman from the comics is literally a horror villain. He's a very mentally ill guy beating criminals to the edge of their life, obsessed with the idea of vengeance, stalking among the shadows. He's basically just Jason Voorhees with a no-kill policy.
Honestly I think it'd be cooler of instead of having Batman be a psycho-killer show an analog horror of Batman being Batman from the perspective of a criminal or Gotham's reaction to when he first started out, something in that vein could be really awesome.
Sheesh! I almost forgot something too, the video stated that Bruce was on drugs, it's the 1960s and it kinda explains the whole batman thing in general. If your on REALLY heavy drugs and unresolved trama and smoking some bat zaza in the batcave, of course you'll go so aboulty bonkers that you hallucinate your whole entire life and existence. We usually only see batman's life through his own eyes( or at least at least other characters that follow the same narrative) In one of the batman movies, he forced himself to stay in a cave full of bats to over come his fear of bats, the darkness and the isolation. Now if you try doing that when you're on insanely powerful drugs from the 60s, you'll definitely have a lot of screws loose in the head. So how can you ever know if Bruce's story is even true? How do you figure out the world around you from a character whose perspective is most definitely wrapped or an illusion? And with the Joker movie, a reason why the Joker's sense of reality has gotten so messed up is because the medical institutions and state assistants for mental health was severely underfunded. The joker could've turned out more 'normal' or be able to navigate the world around him better if he had the chance to receive help. Especially in the 60s, mental health was still not taken seriously, so alot of people didn't have a healthy way to recover from trauma, even therapy wasn't always available or wasn't even the most reliable source at the time. So if you don't have a healthy way of recovering from past trauma, you'll most likely try using a different outlet to ease the pain and stress, and most of the times, especially in the 60s, you'll turn to drugs. I wonder if in the 20 years that Bruce was in the batcave, he made a story arch that instead of kidnapping kids, he adopted them, gave them a home and became his family. And no matter how grim the situation is in reality, inside of Bruce's mind, everything would seem comical, fantastical, and very silly, with the comedically large bombs, the super villains with extrodaly fashion, super powers and larger than life personalities. Idk about you guys, but a man who 'adopted' multiple teens in skimppy uniforms, dressed up like a bat, beating the shit out of bad guys who is a persona of a greedy penguin and a red headed plant lady who can summon vines from her hands and chases an evil clown man that killed one of your 'adoptive' sons but then he came back to life because he found the Lazarus pit swiming pool sounds like an absolute drug trip to me😭 I think the Joker and Bruce both really need at least alittle bit of therapy👁👄👁
Yikes that’s just crazy 😨 I would like to see analog horror tapes with John Constantine Green Latern Wonder Woman and the titans though That would be pretty cool
As intriguing as the idea of an analog horror about Batman is, having the character who is supposed to be Batman say "There is no redemption for the wicked" is the quickest way to make it clear that this character is NOT Batman in any way
There needs to be a Spiderman analog horror, and J Jonah Jameson has to one that has actual proof of Spiderman being dangerous. Plus Spiderman won't hold pack let he usually does.
DC analog horror has potential. This one felt a bit paint-by-number and amateurish. But taking the idea of Batman and twisting it in this way is worthy of multiple pursuits from multiple creators. Someone with a skill for creating the right dialogue, atmosphere and tension could really take the intimacy of Batman's world and stories and twist it into something completely new.
Haven’t finished the video yet, but my idea thus far: the Batman is absolutely kidnapping those kids to make them Robins. Edit: 20:13 oh wait that’s actually such an interesting twist better than my idea lmao
Batman story: the patients at Arkham Asylum were all Batman villains. The teens we all side kicks (Robin and Batgirl). Superman story: Lex Luthor was his main enemy. If Superman was going around killing the cult (smiting as a god would), he may have turned his sights to ensuring all his villains killed off too to ensure a safer earth.
Speaking honestly, as visually impressive as this series is, I feel like analog horror surrounding Batman shouldn't make him *murderous* as it misses the entire point of the character. If anything, an analog horror series centered on the GCPD's pursuit of one of his more kill-crazy Rogues (maybe Calendar Man or Zsasz) would be a more interesting watch.
I've always liked the idea of a analog horror Batman but he's still an actual hero, he's just a horrific monster in the eyes of the criminals he fights.
Honestly, with all this I'd like to see an actual Batman horror, from the point of view of criminals. Maybe after the ending of Arkham Knight? We know that Batman already scares the crap out of criminals, it'd be cool to see it translated into (analog) horror format. Superman doesn't fit, though, cause Superman isn't supposed to be scary. He's supposed to be warm and friendly. Idk what other DC hero would work with analog horror, but Batman definitely would. Imagine Scarecrow analog horror.
i just commented the same thing, itd be dope to have like year one batman where hes still a myth and its told from the criminals and gcpds point of view
Analog horrors like this are inspiring in their own way. They make me realize that maybe my own ideas could work if I wasn't so scared of failure. Just gotta make it
At 16:29 he said "I am the knight, I am-". A reference to Batman's line from the TV series, "I am vengence, I am the knight, I am Batman". Edit: Knight is actually night* as corrected by someone in the comments, modern batman brain, I'm sorry lol!
@@SSD_Penumbra I mean, Batman pretty notorious for being called the Dark Knight, at least these days, but hey, it's just a word! Either way I'm pretty sure that's what it's referencing. I may have had a bit of a mandela effect. 😅
“Richerd grayson-nightwing” “Barbra Gordon-batgirl” “Jason Todd-red hood” they were what Batman called the bat family it makes sense but arnt we missing one or too people here what if they can be the next protagonist? Next anolog idea?
There that comic, when a psychotic little child murder his parents. its hit Bruce hard, he couldnt comprehend this... and i hope hes not turn into an "benevolent Boogie" and not into a bat-hybrid, we have Man-Bat for that.
Should probably put a black screen on the warning there, as you were literally flashing lights in the screen while displaying the flashing lights warning. Great video as always though! Love these unique horrors so keep em coming!
24:03 I genuinely love how you can see the picture being of a bird or a plane based off of his iconic old catchphrase Also based on what the person said in the tape, he probably was and emphasis on the was, Lex Luthor or someone who was part of the cult as they have disappeared most likely because because of Supes
So i was talking with Anxiety Z who also makes Batman analog horror videod about making a crossover with Siltrics version. Anxiety Z has a series based on Batman 666,a comic series where Damian takes the mantle in an apocalyptic Gotham(personally my favourite version of Batman ever). Anxiety has added his own spin and twists to it. Now the reason this would be great is that Anxietys version protects children above all,Siltrics version killed children. So i pitched this idea of Damian having to stop his fathers evil alternate universe self. Anxiety replied with "Maybe...just maybe"(i was using my main account this my alt) Now Damian who in his universe has lost his father early and his memory is a big part of that story would be a very good conflict to meet him again but in such a twisted version,and both being around the same age in this case as this is an early Bruce Wayne. I am putting my money on Dame,due to being the same age in this case he unironically has a lot more experience since he started as a child and in Anxietys version he has faced some crazy supernatural stuff whereas Siltrics version is just some killer that kills prisoners and children.
I think they are definitely villians. Crime is down because there are less people in general. You can't report crime if you're unable to call the police. He's probably killing people he sees as "injust"
Lore accurate Batman would be just as scary. If you ever got a look at him, you would likely be a hired goon already shaken up from hearing rumors of a Bat-Man who attacks people in less populated areas of Gotham, which is where crimes are usually committed. You would be in a dark alley or a dimly lit warehouse loading up stolen or illegal goods, getting scared of any noise you hear around you and having paranoid delusions of shadows moving in the corner of your eye. If you ever saw the bat man in person, it would only be for a brief moment. Then you would wake up in the hospital with permanent, life altering injuries and an intense fear of the dark. The bat man could be hiding in any corner of your home that wasn't fully lit, and the next time you see him, he could be coming to finish the job. Most goons would never know that the bat man was just a guy in a suit of black armor, only police officers and villains have had the relief of seeing him in lit areas for extended periods of time. Batman would prefer that they never found this out, because he uses fear as a way of defeating criminals before the fight even starts.
Something I thought to look up is the comic of Superman released in December 1962. It's called "Superman Goes Wild" I think, in context of the video, Siltrics knows what they were doing
I thought they were gonna take a more gruesome take on the no killing rule, like no matter how much he disfigured his victims, they would not die, alive and aware of it all.
You know, I was thinking about analog horror on super heroes. And how that can be both easy to do but also tricky to work. I think the only one I came up with is Spider-Man suddenly turning. And we see him take out his foes in a more brutal fashion. Like say the Vulture fighting Spider-Man, he isn’t talking but we hear the villains POV. And then Spider-Man would damage the flight suit and we see a POV of a crash into the ground. Or the Rhino getting trapped and has no ventilation, and Spider-Man pours on so much heat that his face just starts to melt.
My mom always said that his og voice sounded like a kidnapper (as well as most people who hear it),, Ain't surprised this happened, but I'm glad to watch it!
I always love when people turn normal characters from either comic books or really anything else into horror versions, so this is just right up my alley
Most people pointed things you may have missed out, but I feel like I should add my own 2 cents to this discussion. * When The tapes state that it is possible the Bat is using drugs, it is possible that said drug could be Venom (Not the symbiote from Marvel comics, but a drug used by the supervillain Bane, which gives him inhuman strength, durability, and speed, [And in later adaptations, intelligence boosts] to improve his already peak human physique. Although most iterations portray venom users as becoming more larger and physically fit, some don't drastically alter that much, possibly explaining why the Bat is still described as skinny. * The coffins, as pointed out by some, do hold the "bat family," consisting of Nightwing, Robin, Batgirl, Bat woman, and one/two others we have yet to encounter. It is also possible, like you said, they are dead, but it could also be in reference to the "Lazarus pit," a well/pool that is used by Batman villain Ra's Al Ghul to keep himself young, and energized, as it has the ability to restore sick and weakened bodies into peak performance and beyond, as well as make people immortal, though with the cost of mental sanity, driving untrained users to madness. * Superman actually premiered in Action Comics #1 in 1938, a year before the second World War broke out, and his creators, Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster, both Jewish immigrants who had fled persecution with their families, used him as a symbol of hope in a time it seemed to be lost. In fact, Superman was often cited as an American superhero, fighting for peace and justice for all people, before he eventually decided to renounce his citizenship and become someone who could help the whole world. It kinda makes sense he would side with America in WW2 with that in mind. *Given what Lex Luthor has done in DC comics, it would make sense that not only would he be against superman from the start, but also kinda deserves it. (He once cured his sister of cancer, only to then give it back just to show he could. That's one of many things he's done) On a side note: This series reminds me of some old quotes that apply here. "Grief can make you a monster"- The Bat seems to have been completely taken by this, and if some of the other DC heroes come into play, this statement could apply to a lot of them, given how many usually tend to loose a loved one before they became a hero. "No one is gone forever. Do not reveal their secrets."- Superheroes in general try to avoid revealing their identities, for a variety of reasons (Keep family safe, Avoid arrest from the government, keep others from manipulating their lives, etc), so it makes sense that these analog (SUPER) horror equivalents are willing to harm ANYONE to keep their identities and their goals secret.
So what I’m getting from this in a timeline is: Martha and Thomas dies, and Bruce goes bonkers, and has formed almost like a separate personality, which is Batman. He then eventually comes back, entering Arkham to find his parent’s killer. He believes it’s Joker, goes in, killed everyone in his way, but couldn’t mentally kill him due to Bruce not wanting too. Gordon is starting to get wind of this, and begins taking steps to stop him, causing Batman to take steps to intervene. The video of Batman taking the kids, from what I can tell, is an attempt to make Robins and kill Criminals. Batman has fully taken over by the time of the confessional, now having taken over as Bruce’s main personality. The Missing Person broadcast is relating to The Kidnapping and Criminal Killing, listing different Bat Family Members (Nightwing, Batgirl, Spoiler, and Red Hood), before Batman takes the video over and reveals his corrupting abilities. As I’m looking over this, I think it’s not even a personality anymore, I think he may be possessed. He’s malnourished but extremely powerful, can corrupt videos and people, and the imagery makes me think he made a deal with a demon while gone in the 20 years to avenge the death of his parents. The Imagery between Superman and Batman in the comics kind of comes together to prove this for me a bit, Superman as an Angry God and Batman as a Demonic Creature of Vengeance.
I’m think the reason Superman killed Luthor was because he was the new leader of the cult because in the video it says that the cult was reorganized under a new leader
I’d actually really love an analog horror/internet horror relating to how street thugs see Batman, he doesn’t have to be some otherworldly threat for it to be scary and interesting. And the killing thing goes against what makes Batman, Batman
The kids Batman kidnapped were his sidekicks from the comics. Richard Grayson is Robin (aka Night Wing), Barbara Gordon is Batgirl and also James Gordon's daughter, Stephanie Brown is the Spoiler, and Jason Todd is also Robin (aka Red Hood). Also I think that the reason why Jason's picture glitched out is because he's dead. In the comics Jason was killed by the Joker who beat him to death with a crowbar.
Never in my life I thought I would feel genuine dread for Batman. A twisted version of Batman, lurking in the dark with only his creepy silhouette appearing, starring at me...urgh, the thought of such a thing gave me some serious shivers...I guess that's what the criminals feel when Batman shows up to them.
Ngl I gotta reccomend you also study up on basic DC comics lore, cause a majority of the info on the story and characters can be gained from the comics
26:47 to be honest, I would be confused here too, and not in the: ho that was confusing but also scary, I wanna find out what going on, It was more like: i have no clue what was going on, and that took me right out of the scary bit, ho who am I kidding. That wasn’t scary at all, seriously what was that,
I haven't finished it yet, but my theory is that after his parents died, he becomes alike to batman, but instead of enforcing justice, he tries to turn it into an absolute, by killing anyone and anything that commits a crime, no matter how big the crime. (EDIT) Ok, so I finished it, but my theory still stands. He kidnapped teens (if you recognize the names you'll see they're Robin's and Batgirl) and seems to call them "family". I still believe that he is doing this simply to make no crime an absolute, and or, kill anyone that commits or has committed a crime. Why he does this is most likely due to his parents death, it could be other reasons, but what I got from it is that his parents death put him into a depressive, sociopathic state, before he went missing and turned into "The Batman".
The missing kids were all sidekicks of Batman or bat family members. Richard Grayson was the first Robin, Jason Todd was the second (though interestingly Tim Drake and Damien Wayne aren't present), Barbara Gordon was Batgirl and later Oracle, and Stephanie Brown is Spoiler.
This is basically Brightburn which I just saw a few days ago when posting this comment. A horror version of the DC universe where the superheroes become evil and destroy society. Pretty much what some people think of the Snyderverse, The Boys, and Invincible where superheroes lose their way and destroy the worlds that they were trying to protect.
This would be a great explanation as to what would really happen in the game Suicide Squad Kills the Justice League but the Suicide Squad were to actually die and the corrupted Justice League prevailed
I believe the four kids shown was in the cannon universe is Batman's side kicks, the first being Robin , the second Batgirl and the third and fourth being I think a replacement for the original Batgirl after she was wheelchair bound or maybe a different one all together. But I am pretty sure the last and fourth one was a replacement for Robin but was killed off in the cannon universe and then revived. I am kind of shaking on most of the Batman lore, but I think I might be right on most of what I written.
"Why would Superman take a side in WW2?"
Bro really asked why Superman would fight Nazis.
That’s absolutely hilarious when you remember his creators are Jewish 😂
And this is a Great Example of trying to hard lol. I know for a fact dude was just trying to stretch the Video
Also superman canonically call out the KKK, making one of its downfalls.
Wasn't the entire original point of Superman to be a war propaganda character meant to sell bonds and boost American troop morale?
The character whose creators are literally jewish.
Looks like Scarecrow got himself into Analog Horror. Manage to use his fear toxin to convince us that Batman is evil.
Maybe that’s a good theory
either that or this is the nightfall protocal
I did think this was Fear Toxin.
What if Batman is using the fear toxic to look scary?
The bat who laughs exists
Imagine you're a kid and the last thing you hear is "JUSTICE"
Make a wish, with a Twist.
FOR GOTHAM !! fr tho, this is piss your pants level of scary
@@mjbarloweshitin bricks level of terror at that point I would close my eyes and cry
I keep using the Christian bail meme voice for batman and I don't know why
@@Jackalmercenary-t7y nah I’d start mewing in fear
The kids stolen are all the Robins and bat girls. As well as this it reminds me of the batman who laughs/owlman where batman becomes evil.
Yeah it’s more so BWL. A more realistic and human version of the bat who laughs
they got the names right too, Barbara Gordon, then Stephanie Brown for Batgirl, and Jason Todd but they changed Dick's name to Richard, same last name though
also they are not dead they are living in those coffins
@@wizzyz-e8g Dick's actual full name is Richard Grayson.
@@wizzyz-e8g his full name is Richard dick Grayson
This is the more accurate "The Batman Who Laughs"
94 likes and no replys?? fixin dat!!
But he is way more scarier than the batman who laughs and to be fair batman who laughs is also scary
@@zefamadjan9101 yeah I agree 👍
Honestly was thinking the same thing while watching
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Some DC lore
So Waylon Jones was Killer Croc, he was born with a disease that turned him into a reptilian and he was also super strong and lived in the sewers
Kirk Langstrom was a zoologist striving to give humans the abilities of bats but became a bat humanoid himself, in an alternate universe called Gods and Monsters he became Batman, but had vampiric abilities
Poison Ivy was a botanist but became an ecoterrorist and had the ability to control plant life empowered by The Green, a force in the DC Universe which controls plants
Ted Kord in the comics is the second Blue Beetle, there were 3 Blue Beetles; Dan Garrett from the Golden Age who in older continuities he gained abilities from a vitamin called Vitamin 2X but later on came across the Scarab, then when he died, Ted Kord became Blue Beetle but he didn’t use the Scarab and used mostly tech and was friends with Booster Gold, a showboating superhero from the 25th Century, the third Blue Beetle was Jaime Reyes, where he came in contact with the Scarab which is from a race called the Reach and gave him powered armor.
Dick Grayson was the first Robin, when he got older he became the hero Nightwing (which fun fact, Nightwing is an old alias first used by Superman when he and Jimmy Olsen were shrunk down in the Bottled City of Kandor, a city from Krypton that was bottled up by the Coluan supervillain Brainiac, and Jimmy became Flamebird, both Nightwing and Flamebird are names of avian species on Krypton)
Barbara Gordon was the second Batgirl after a woman named Bette Kane who goes by the name Flamebird now, and daughter of Jim Gordon, after she got her spine shot out by Joker she became the Oracle aiidng the all female team the Birds of Prey
Stephanie Brown was the hero Spoiler who combated her father Arthur Brown aka Cluemaster who was a former gameshow host, then she became a Robin and the fourth Batgirl after Cassandra Cain, and also was on Birds of Prey
Jason Todd was the second Robin who was notable for dying at the hands of Joker but later on got revived (by either the Lazarus Pit, a mystical pit owned by Ra’s al Ghaul, or by Superboy-Prime, a hero from Earth-Prime aka our reality, punching a hole in reality) and became the vigilante Red Hood and was at odds with Batman, Red Hood is also another old alias first used by the Joker in his early days before being the Joker
Charles McNider was the World War II superhero Doctor Mid-Nite, despite him being blind he adapted via using googles and was apart of the Justice Society of America, a group of superheroes who fought in World War II and the precursor to the Justice League, with the members consisting of Alan Scott (the first Green Lanten who used the mythical Starheart instead of a traditional GL Ring), Jay Garrick (the first Flash), Wesley Dodds (the Sandman), Al Pratt (the first Atom who had no powers but was a short man and very strong), and many others.
I think u chose the wrong word...
*some* isn't accurate lol
Technically Babs is the second batgirl
@@katiemaximoff2232 really? Who’s the first?
@@jakobhaglund9932 the first one is Betty Kane
@@katiemaximoff2232 damn I don’t know who that is
So I’m at the end, Baz, the missing children are all his ‘sidekicks’ so I’m guessing that he’s trying to make a family to replace what he lost, and I’m guessing Jason Todd is..maybe alive? Maybe he works with the bat..?
Jason Todd is the red hood, from what I remember..or was that someone else..? Well, he was a Robin, and I think he was pronounced dead in the comic series and came back as an anti-hero, much like the bat in this series, do what you want with the info
Still Killed by the joker in this universe?
@@AverageCurseBruzzayes, Jason is Red Hood. And if you pay attention the behavior is eerily similar to the Batman Who Laughs. BWL even kidnaps kids to turn them into his Robins.
@@anthonyquinn1808 in this universe the joker is insane or atleast driven more insane by the bat's appearance, if anything he doesnt care about jason todd, he wants to kill the Bat. a theory i read in the comments section was jason todd was going to actively hunt the Bat after the whole incident, but who knows. something i find interesting was up until the first incident, as far as we know in this universe bruce and joker have no ties, dont even know eachother, so im curious to see why he spared him
@@hemoryx5915 maybe this evil batman spared joker for curiosity? to see if he could become a challenge in the future
In the Superman case, it says he disappeared in 1960 and return in 1962, my theory is that he left because he murdered Lex Luthor, and when he returned he lost his mind because people were worshiping him as a god, despite killing and doing bad things, so we can say "fame" got into his head.
So he's just homelanded minus the overwhelming patriotism
@@MYBALLSARERUNNING pretty much
I'd have to disagree.
I'd say that because Superman had been known to work with the United States military, he was asked to help the US win Vietnam, but when he saw what the USA was doing, he was overwhelmed and left the planet out of shame. He later came back, and killed lex Luthor, and the infamously violent cult that followed him.
He's not evil. He just lost his faith in humanity. Which is honestly even more terrifying.
Ah shi we're dealing with homelander get the bloodsport and Deadshot
@@Goblin-kf3wewe’re dealing with a homelander who can move past the barrier of infinity, punch someone so hard that all version around the multiverse of themselves can feel it, and can always just go to other galaxies’ suns for a “quick recharge” to become Superman 1000000000(or whatever that gold Superman is). Wow, fun
Ngl I like the image of Superman. It makes sense for an alien to look uncanny as he isn’t human
Any clue what it shows? I can’t discern it through the filter. Thank you.
@@inerlotechnologies4908 it’s a close up on his left side of his face
@@fireironthesecond2909 Thank you. I almost thought he was a cyclops.
This is a timeline where Alfred prevented Bruce’s no kill rule from happening and now Gotham suffers
This is taking parts from a lot of Batman media
The one I noticed the most is the part with fear toxin, which reminds me of the ending of Batman Arkham Knight. Where Batman fakes his death and tries to resume his role as Batman by using Scarecrow's fear toxin instead of physically being Batman. Revealing himself as a ghost of the night to thugs in Gotham feeling safe that Batman is "dead". Even the chime for Arkham Asylum is the one from the first Arkham game. "Batman: Arkham Asylum". Which on it's own is a scary Batman game, that is pretty psychological and easily fits for Analog Horror.
Last bit that I like is that this somewhat surrounds the "mythos" of Batman, the fact that he is not seen as a hero or even a man to the people of Gotham. He is an urban legend, someone who is not human. A paranormal entity. Someone to fear in the dead of night.
That's a part of Batman I always loved, when he as a vigilante was still new in Gothem, he was seen as a myth or a monster.
I mean anybody would be shitting their pants if they see BAT-
i think DC should embrace the elseworlds set up, They can make original stories and takes of the characters while not labeling it as a cinematic universe. They can experiment on it a lot and take different themes. technically Joker and the batman didn't feel like superhero movies it just felt like the classic movies from the 70s where its focused on story rather than theatrics. I feel like DC is not playing their cards with this kinds of idea. They can make Movies with super hero characters and make it into character driven movies with different genres like noir, surrealism or even horror. I think DC should focus on making original stories instead of a cinematic universe. I would like to see a Martian manhunter with noir elements and take inspiration from the invasion of the body snatchers, the sign and even the thing into one movie. Alot of these movies would be experimental and low budget compared to the block buster and the good thing about this is that if it flops it wont be a big damage monetary wise for WB and they don't have to worry about making a sequel or a series unlike if a movie from a cinematic universe sucked it basically impacts everything. My point, DC needs to embrace original ideas and stray from comic book adaptations especially if they cant make a plan. The focus should be noir type or even pulp like. Tbh i DESPISE CINEMATIC UNIVERSES, i do like things to connect but not everything needs to nor do you need a cinematic universe for everything to connect.
It’s like Batman with the concept of “If I can’t have my parents, nor can they.” It’s horrifying.
The idea of the Batman just kidnapping his own Robin's who probably have families in this universe is genuinely terrifying.
The Robin's usually became Robin's because they don't have a family or home to return to and Is taken under the wing of Bruce to be a mentor figure because Bruce has felt the same pain of loosing his own family.
Now with this, this most likely implies that these kids still have families of their own, but was kidnapped by Bruce so he can have his own family.
And in the end of the video, the kids might have BECAME whatever Bruce is(a malnourishment bat mutant with a thirst for blood) or they were murdered by Bruce and buried underneath his estate and whenever he goes into his 'batcave' he might be hallucinating and talking to the dead bodies of the Robin's and the bat girls.
And I think the person who was sending out an SOS in the beginning might be Tim Drake( the third Robin) he's usually have been noted as the smartest Robin but not the strongest, this might imply that Tim is trying to talk his way out of the batcave from his captor the batman, who in this universe is possibly a serial killer and a master kidnapper.
If the story goes that route, its honestly just terrifying, because there's serial killers like Ted Bundy, John Wayne Gacy and alot more in the 60s and 70s that had kidnapped random kids and teens locked them in a cellar and if they were no use, they'll just be buried under the killers house.
I think with Tim, it remains me of that movie black phone, where a kid was kidnapped and has to use a paywall phone in the wall in the basement to call the recently deceased victims to try to out smart the killer.
There's been many cases in real life where some kids and teens were capable enough to outsmart their captors.
And Jason Todd( whose my favorite Robin❤) usually in the DC universe is beated to death by the Joker with a crow bar. He literally dies and batman goes through an arch were he doesn't want to take in any more orphans because he felt guilty for not being able to protect one of his Robin's(adopted sons) but Jason comes back from the dead and literally has daddy issues because of Bruce😭😅
But I wonder if in this story, it's not the Joker that murdered Jason, but it was in fact the Batman. And when Jason comes back from the dead, I wonder if he would go APE SHIT on The Batman💀or if he would turn into a monster like Bruce. But there's also another possibility that Jason never comes back from the dead, and Bruce is just a massive serial killer that just took a bunch of innocent kids or run aways lives, and he's hallucinating about his life and his mentor role with his 'adoptive family' and is probably talking to a bunch of dead people in the batcave🙃🦇🦇🦇🦇🦇
What I think will happen later on in the series is that Jason will comeback as red hood and hunt down and kill Batman, I would love if siltrics went down this direction.
@@wasimace that would seriously be metal🔥that's probably something that he would do for his character😎🤙
I think he didn't killed them directly, rather he forced them into being his sidekicks, and they died in bandit confrontations, cuz they weren't really trained.
it depends on if either of the two versions of Jason's resurrection is redone.
Either Superboy Prime will be introduced which would be extremely terrifying in this universe and punch reality so hard that Jason just wakes up in his coffin and crawls his way out.
Or the Ah-Ghoul Dynasty will be introduced later on and take Jason to the Lazarus Pit and if the Ah-Ghoul fam is gonna be introduced then that leaves the possibility of Damian coming into the universe which would be super interesting to see in this dark universe
W Jason todd
In the sense of drugs:
There was a Batman comic where he was getting a steroid like drug from some doctor (I cannot remember the name) to help him fight crime. Only Batman very quickly became addicted and only decided to break it when he was confronting the doctor, who threw the pills aside and Batman went after the pill. He proceeded to cut it off, cold turkey, by locking himself in the Batcave.
It was also known because Joker trapped Batman under debris, or in a locked room that was quickly flooding and offered a pill, knowing it was the only way for Batman to escape was to take the enhancement drug. If Batman refused, he would die. If Batman took the pill, he would have relapsed. Batman surpassed it by waiting for the water to rise to a significant level before using his own strength to free himself. As the water helped reduce the weight overall of the door.
I was thinking the same
It was called venom. Bane was hooked on it too
Superman came to Earth as a baby and grew up on a farm in Kansas. For all intents and purposes, he is American. An old slogan for Superman was "Truth, Justice, and the American Way." So fighting on the side of America during WW2 makes sense.
Eh, sort of. That catchphrase was created during the Silver Age, when the Comics Code forced writers to depict superheroes more conservatively. In the Golden Age, Superman was far less patriotic and would often beat up cops, politicians, and lobbyists. The whole American Way thing was created to keep the Feds off of the DC writers' backs. Eventually, the motto got stopped being used when DC revamped their characters. Also, American Way doesn't make sense.
@@rivera229 He was still raised on a farm in Kansas. I still don't understand why it'd be confusing for a man raised in rural America since infancy to fight on the side of the United States during WW2. His alien origin hardly matters at that point since he was adopted by Americans and raised in the United States.
@@calypsocrow8735 I am just giving you real-life historical context.
To me, the scariest part is that this could be technically be canon within the DC multiverse
Cool concept but not the main universe probably an alternate universe
@@JCSTYLEZ you commented 2 times
Because Batman who laugh exist tho
I see this as something that would be canon in the negative multiverse. The negative multiverse is a concept that introduced the Batman Who Laughs and each Earth is coded with a negative number (Earth -11, for example, wich, if I'm not mistaken, is the Earth origin of the Batman Who Laughs). This thing of kidnapping kids kinda happened in the Batman Who Laughs story. And he turned all of them into Joker-like Robins. The negative multiverse shows stories where the Batman went rogue and became a twisted version of himself. Driven by blood and vengeance.
@@JCSTYLEZwhat no way really
I think the Batman in the story is supposed to be like a messed up version of Batman in the comics. So my theory is that he's recruiting the kids for the same reason he recruited them in the comics: to give them a better life but also to train them to keep up his legacy. But unlike in the comics, he doesn't just beat up and lock up villains, he's looking to murder and strike fear in those around him.
Saying it out loud, I'm beginning to realize that Batman from the comics is literally a horror villain. He's a very mentally ill guy beating criminals to the edge of their life, obsessed with the idea of vengeance, stalking among the shadows. He's basically just Jason Voorhees with a no-kill policy.
batman was already scary enough but making him a horror character makes it worse
Honestly I think it'd be cooler of instead of having Batman be a psycho-killer show an analog horror of Batman being Batman from the perspective of a criminal or Gotham's reaction to when he first started out, something in that vein could be really awesome.
“What, you scared of the big bad bat?”
@@ThatOneMaskedGuyOfficial why in the world are you mocking me buddy... did you not watch this whole analog horror...you have no sense
@@project_mod3a it was a reference 😭
@@ThatOneMaskedGuyOfficial dang im sorry i didn't get the reference i apologize
Sheesh! I almost forgot something too, the video stated that Bruce was on drugs, it's the 1960s and it kinda explains the whole batman thing in general.
If your on REALLY heavy drugs and unresolved trama and smoking some bat zaza in the batcave, of course you'll go so aboulty bonkers that you hallucinate your whole entire life and existence.
We usually only see batman's life through his own eyes( or at least at least other characters that follow the same narrative)
In one of the batman movies, he forced himself to stay in a cave full of bats to over come his fear of bats, the darkness and the isolation. Now if you try doing that when you're on insanely powerful drugs from the 60s, you'll definitely have a lot of screws loose in the head.
So how can you ever know if Bruce's story is even true? How do you figure out the world around you from a character whose perspective is most definitely wrapped or an illusion? And with the Joker movie, a reason why the Joker's sense of reality has gotten so messed up is because the medical institutions and state assistants for mental health was severely underfunded. The joker could've turned out more 'normal' or be able to navigate the world around him better if he had the chance to receive help.
Especially in the 60s, mental health was still not taken seriously, so alot of people didn't have a healthy way to recover from trauma, even therapy wasn't always available or wasn't even the most reliable source at the time.
So if you don't have a healthy way of recovering from past trauma, you'll most likely try using a different outlet to ease the pain and stress, and most of the times, especially in the 60s, you'll turn to drugs.
I wonder if in the 20 years that Bruce was in the batcave, he made a story arch that instead of kidnapping kids, he adopted them, gave them a home and became his family.
And no matter how grim the situation is in reality, inside of Bruce's mind, everything would seem comical, fantastical, and very silly, with the comedically large bombs, the super villains with extrodaly fashion, super powers and larger than life personalities.
Idk about you guys, but a man who 'adopted' multiple teens in skimppy uniforms, dressed up like a bat, beating the shit out of bad guys who is a persona of a greedy penguin and a red headed plant lady who can summon vines from her hands and chases an evil clown man that killed one of your 'adoptive' sons but then he came back to life because he found the Lazarus pit swiming pool sounds like an absolute drug trip to me😭
I think the Joker and Bruce both really need at least alittle bit of therapy👁👄👁
Yikes that’s just crazy 😨
I would like to see analog horror tapes with John Constantine Green Latern Wonder Woman and the titans though
That would be pretty cool
Wait, are you saying this is what Gotham is REALLY seeing in-universe?
I mean it could be
As intriguing as the idea of an analog horror about Batman is, having the character who is supposed to be Batman say "There is no redemption for the wicked" is the quickest way to make it clear that this character is NOT Batman in any way
He's evil so yeah
Scarecrow fear toxin getting way too real
Is there a lore reason for why he would say something like that? Is he stupid?
@@samtinkle9076this is probably a darker take on batman than the one we all know
@@samtinkle9076 This Batman’s One Bad Day drove him to lunacy.
"He will return and take us to his homeworld"
Uh... didn't uh...
...who's gonna tell them?
fowl play bro 😭😭
Why wait?
**Gets heat visioned to death**
We're all going to Kansas?
@@alannatherson7721 oh yeah and next thing we know it we'll be looking at our caskets.
Where would he be taking us? TO A FARM!?
11:27 "What's the bat gonna do?" He says this after the first video says he killed Killer Croc, Poison Ivy, and Man Bat
Tbf, no powers,
the fact all the abducted children are all robin names is a cool detail
And some batgirls as well.
There needs to be a Spiderman analog horror, and J Jonah Jameson has to one that has actual proof of Spiderman being dangerous. Plus Spiderman won't hold pack let he usually does.
There is already a spiderman analog horror series
The channel is called just Preston
@@victorguerrero-ug5gp thanks the information
Ah yes, what if Batman was Konrad Curze from Warhammer 40k
Konrad Curze is already batman without the morals and WITH psychic powers.
Batman analog horror?... not the first time he started off just fully insane-
9:11 Vengeance is Coming -_-
The darkest knight and Batman who laughs
@@Goblin-kf3wethey are the same, the darkest knight is just the bat who laughs but with dr manhattans powers
DC analog horror has potential. This one felt a bit paint-by-number and amateurish. But taking the idea of Batman and twisting it in this way is worthy of multiple pursuits from multiple creators. Someone with a skill for creating the right dialogue, atmosphere and tension could really take the intimacy of Batman's world and stories and twist it into something completely new.
How Normal Crooks In Gotham See Batman:
Haven’t finished the video yet, but my idea thus far: the Batman is absolutely kidnapping those kids to make them Robins.
Edit: 20:13 oh wait that’s actually such an interesting twist better than my idea lmao
That arkham jingle was been stuck in my head for weeks now because ive played Arkham asylum
Batman story: the patients at Arkham Asylum were all Batman villains. The teens we all side kicks (Robin and Batgirl).
Superman story: Lex Luthor was his main enemy. If Superman was going around killing the cult (smiting as a god would), he may have turned his sights to ensuring all his villains killed off too to ensure a safer earth.
"Most of this is irrelevant until the end."
Thanks, that's toooootally what I wanted and NOT a way to reduce run time AT ALL.
Speaking honestly, as visually impressive as this series is, I feel like analog horror surrounding Batman shouldn't make him *murderous* as it misses the entire point of the character. If anything, an analog horror series centered on the GCPD's pursuit of one of his more kill-crazy Rogues (maybe Calendar Man or Zsasz) would be a more interesting watch.
Agreed, that would be a lot more effective.
@@shcdemolisheror Professor Pyg, that son of a b- is a scary mf
I've always liked the idea of a analog horror Batman but he's still an actual hero, he's just a horrific monster in the eyes of the criminals he fights.
@@icecream4you161My thoughts exactly!
@@icecream4you161 Yeah that's a lot more fitting!
The 4 people batman took are robin, Batgirl, I don't remember the third girl, and nightwing
Wasn't there a female Robin or something?
The blonde girl is Stephanie Brown who was a former Robin and currently goes by Spoiler.
@@fearbegone2272Actually it's the other way around. Stephanie started out as Spoiler, then she became a Robin.
Honestly, with all this I'd like to see an actual Batman horror, from the point of view of criminals. Maybe after the ending of Arkham Knight? We know that Batman already scares the crap out of criminals, it'd be cool to see it translated into (analog) horror format.
Superman doesn't fit, though, cause Superman isn't supposed to be scary. He's supposed to be warm and friendly.
Idk what other DC hero would work with analog horror, but Batman definitely would. Imagine Scarecrow analog horror.
i just commented the same thing, itd be dope to have like year one batman where hes still a myth and its told from the criminals and gcpds point of view
Analog horrors like this are inspiring in their own way. They make me realize that maybe my own ideas could work if I wasn't so scared of failure. Just gotta make it
At 16:29 he said "I am the knight, I am-".
A reference to Batman's line from the TV series, "I am vengence, I am the knight, I am Batman".
Edit: Knight is actually night* as corrected by someone in the comments, modern batman brain, I'm sorry lol!
Its "I am the night".
@@SSD_Penumbra I mean, Batman pretty notorious for being called the Dark Knight, at least these days, but hey, it's just a word! Either way I'm pretty sure that's what it's referencing. I may have had a bit of a mandela effect. 😅
“Richerd grayson-nightwing” “Barbra Gordon-batgirl” “Jason Todd-red hood” they were what Batman called the bat family it makes sense but arnt we missing one or too people here what if they can be the next protagonist? Next anolog idea?
Damian Wayne.
@@KeeeKeeedemonand Tim Drake
Superman was raised in Kansas that’s about American that you can get so it’s safe to bet he helped us win WW2
There that comic, when a psychotic little child murder his parents. its hit Bruce hard, he couldnt comprehend this... and i hope hes not turn into an "benevolent Boogie" and not into a bat-hybrid, we have Man-Bat for that.
Should probably put a black screen on the warning there, as you were literally flashing lights in the screen while displaying the flashing lights warning.
Great video as always though! Love these unique horrors so keep em coming!
I FOUND ANOTHER ANALOG HORROR REACT CHANNEL, I love this type of content, I mainly watch EnmortalMarcus but I got another guy to watch now!
24:03 I genuinely love how you can see the picture being of a bird or a plane based off of his iconic old catchphrase
Also based on what the person said in the tape, he probably was and emphasis on the was, Lex Luthor or someone who was part of the cult as they have disappeared most likely because because of Supes
So i was talking with Anxiety Z who also makes Batman analog horror videod about making a crossover with Siltrics version.
Anxiety Z has a series based on Batman 666,a comic series where Damian takes the mantle in an apocalyptic Gotham(personally my favourite version of Batman ever).
Anxiety has added his own spin and twists to it.
Now the reason this would be great is that Anxietys version protects children above all,Siltrics version killed children.
So i pitched this idea of Damian having to stop his fathers evil alternate universe self.
Anxiety replied with "Maybe...just maybe"(i was using my main account this my alt)
Now Damian who in his universe has lost his father early and his memory is a big part of that story would be a very good conflict to meet him again but in such a twisted version,and both being around the same age in this case as this is an early Bruce Wayne.
I am putting my money on Dame,due to being the same age in this case he unironically has a lot more experience since he started as a child and in Anxietys version he has faced some crazy supernatural stuff whereas Siltrics version is just some killer that kills prisoners and children.
I think they are definitely villians. Crime is down because there are less people in general. You can't report crime if you're unable to call the police. He's probably killing people he sees as "injust"
Lore accurate Batman would be just as scary. If you ever got a look at him, you would likely be a hired goon already shaken up from hearing rumors of a Bat-Man who attacks people in less populated areas of Gotham, which is where crimes are usually committed. You would be in a dark alley or a dimly lit warehouse loading up stolen or illegal goods, getting scared of any noise you hear around you and having paranoid delusions of shadows moving in the corner of your eye. If you ever saw the bat man in person, it would only be for a brief moment. Then you would wake up in the hospital with permanent, life altering injuries and an intense fear of the dark. The bat man could be hiding in any corner of your home that wasn't fully lit, and the next time you see him, he could be coming to finish the job.
Most goons would never know that the bat man was just a guy in a suit of black armor, only police officers and villains have had the relief of seeing him in lit areas for extended periods of time. Batman would prefer that they never found this out, because he uses fear as a way of defeating criminals before the fight even starts.
Something I thought to look up is the comic of Superman released in December 1962. It's called "Superman Goes Wild"
I think, in context of the video, Siltrics knows what they were doing
"What if I just turn around right now and see BAT!"
**gets brutally beaten up**
All the kids who were kidnapped share names with the bat family (robin, nightwing, bat girl, etc.) which is why Batman say “they’re family now”
I never knew there was something more of a menace then the batman who laughs 💀
"I'm going to make an evil batman!"
Konrad Kurze: "Amateurs..."
I thought they were gonna take a more gruesome take on the no killing rule, like no matter how much he disfigured his victims, they would not die, alive and aware of it all.
You know, I was thinking about analog horror on super heroes. And how that can be both easy to do but also tricky to work. I think the only one I came up with is Spider-Man suddenly turning. And we see him take out his foes in a more brutal fashion. Like say the Vulture fighting Spider-Man, he isn’t talking but we hear the villains POV. And then Spider-Man would damage the flight suit and we see a POV of a crash into the ground. Or the Rhino getting trapped and has no ventilation, and Spider-Man pours on so much heat that his face just starts to melt.
Literally just found the channel thought the concept was strange but once I watched it I actually liked the way it was done
My mom always said that his og voice sounded like a kidnapper (as well as most people who hear it),, Ain't surprised this happened, but I'm glad to watch it!
I always love when people turn normal characters from either comic books or really anything else into horror versions, so this is just right up my alley
Ted Kord is a hero known as Blue Beetle in the comics
It took me quite a while before I found this message on here because I was like no one else realized Ted Kord is the blue beetle
Most people pointed things you may have missed out, but I feel like I should add my own 2 cents to this discussion.
* When The tapes state that it is possible the Bat is using drugs, it is possible that said drug could be Venom (Not the symbiote from Marvel comics, but a drug used by the supervillain Bane, which gives him inhuman strength, durability, and speed, [And in later adaptations, intelligence boosts] to improve his already peak human physique. Although most iterations portray venom users as becoming more larger and physically fit, some don't drastically alter that much, possibly explaining why the Bat is still described as skinny.
* The coffins, as pointed out by some, do hold the "bat family," consisting of Nightwing, Robin, Batgirl, Bat woman, and one/two others we have yet to encounter. It is also possible, like you said, they are dead, but it could also be in reference to the "Lazarus pit," a well/pool that is used by Batman villain Ra's Al Ghul to keep himself young, and energized, as it has the ability to restore sick and weakened bodies into peak performance and beyond, as well as make people immortal, though with the cost of mental sanity, driving untrained users to madness.
* Superman actually premiered in Action Comics #1 in 1938, a year before the second World War broke out, and his creators, Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster, both Jewish immigrants who had fled persecution with their families, used him as a symbol of hope in a time it seemed to be lost. In fact, Superman was often cited as an American superhero, fighting for peace and justice for all people, before he eventually decided to renounce his citizenship and become someone who could help the whole world. It kinda makes sense he would side with America in WW2 with that in mind.
*Given what Lex Luthor has done in DC comics, it would make sense that not only would he be against superman from the start, but also kinda deserves it. (He once cured his sister of cancer, only to then give it back just to show he could. That's one of many things he's done)
On a side note: This series reminds me of some old quotes that apply here.
"Grief can make you a monster"- The Bat seems to have been completely taken by this, and if some of the other DC heroes come into play, this statement could apply to a lot of them, given how many usually tend to loose a loved one before they became a hero.
"No one is gone forever. Do not reveal their secrets."- Superheroes in general try to avoid revealing their identities, for a variety of reasons (Keep family safe, Avoid arrest from the government, keep others from manipulating their lives, etc), so it makes sense that these analog (SUPER) horror equivalents are willing to harm ANYONE to keep their identities and their goals secret.
So what I’m getting from this in a timeline is: Martha and Thomas dies, and Bruce goes bonkers, and has formed almost like a separate personality, which is Batman. He then eventually comes back, entering Arkham to find his parent’s killer.
He believes it’s Joker, goes in, killed everyone in his way, but couldn’t mentally kill him due to Bruce not wanting too.
Gordon is starting to get wind of this, and begins taking steps to stop him, causing Batman to take steps to intervene.
The video of Batman taking the kids, from what I can tell, is an attempt to make Robins and kill Criminals.
Batman has fully taken over by the time of the confessional, now having taken over as Bruce’s main personality.
The Missing Person broadcast is relating to The Kidnapping and Criminal Killing, listing different Bat Family Members (Nightwing, Batgirl, Spoiler, and Red Hood), before Batman takes the video over and reveals his corrupting abilities.
As I’m looking over this, I think it’s not even a personality anymore, I think he may be possessed. He’s malnourished but extremely powerful, can corrupt videos and people, and the imagery makes me think he made a deal with a demon while gone in the 20 years to avenge the death of his parents.
The Imagery between Superman and Batman in the comics kind of comes together to prove this for me a bit, Superman as an Angry God and Batman as a Demonic Creature of Vengeance.
Essentially, the Zurr-En-Arrh persona took over and is causing complete chaos in this.
8:42
That image of Bruce looks like an edited image if Max Payne
Your telling me he's 'Robin' kids XD
oh that killed me
I’m think the reason Superman killed Luthor was because he was the new leader of the cult because in the video it says that the cult was reorganized under a new leader
This analog horror really makes batman a deadly villain and more scarier than the batman who laughs
The people that went missing were members of the bat family / batmans sidekicks
I’d actually really love an analog horror/internet horror relating to how street thugs see Batman, he doesn’t have to be some otherworldly threat for it to be scary and interesting. And the killing thing goes against what makes Batman, Batman
The kids Batman kidnapped were his sidekicks from the comics. Richard Grayson is Robin (aka Night Wing), Barbara Gordon is Batgirl and also James Gordon's daughter, Stephanie Brown is the Spoiler, and Jason Todd is also Robin (aka Red Hood). Also I think that the reason why Jason's picture glitched out is because he's dead. In the comics Jason was killed by the Joker who beat him to death with a crowbar.
Personally, I liked that one Superman video better than his whole Batman series
Hey Baz great vid mate, this could be the next big thing, this analog horror is insane.
I kid you not, the first vid popped up in my feed a minute before baz uploaded this video.
I’m dying of laughter because when it said he removed their abnormalities, batman turned the redhead bald!!😂😂😂😂
POV what the things in the Arkham games sees Batman as
This reminds me so much of "The Man In The Suit" a Godzilla analog horror series made by @Unknowingly
Never in my life I thought I would feel genuine dread for Batman. A twisted version of Batman, lurking in the dark with only his creepy silhouette appearing, starring at me...urgh, the thought of such a thing gave me some serious shivers...I guess that's what the criminals feel when Batman shows up to them.
7:22 That's not a super man, that's mega mind for sure! "You're a villain alright ,just not a super one!"
THE ROBINS, BATGIRLS, OMG I NEW IT
"What if I just turn around right now and see *BAT-* "
23:40 Throughout heaven and Earth, I alone am the Blue boy scout.
Ngl I gotta reccomend you also study up on basic DC comics lore, cause a majority of the info on the story and characters can be gained from the comics
If the Batman Who Laughs was good.
Dang about him being strong and fast even though he's skiny and it's probably some drug reminds me of the venom drug the same one bane uses
Bro I don’t know why, but this scared the absolute hell outta me the first time I watched it, and I’m glad to see someone cover it
A Batman that kidnaps children?
To use my favorite Hellsing Abridged quote; *And like that, you've lost me.*
is he stupid?
Batman does technically do that already.
@@SSD_Penumbrahe technically does and doesn’t since I’m pretty sure he also legally adopts them aswell
This version of Batman kinda reminds me of a character named Konrad Curze from Warhammer 40k
would not mind a superhero analog horror genre. Imagine Spider-Man with venom.
Superman: 😟 Bruce Are You Ok It's Me Clark B-Bruce *puts a hand on Batman's Shoulder*
"I aint giving back the 16 dollars"
26:47 to be honest, I would be confused here too, and not in the: ho that was confusing but also scary, I wanna find out what going on,
It was more like: i have no clue what was going on, and that took me right out of the scary bit, ho who am I kidding. That wasn’t scary at all, seriously what was that,
Finally someone talks about this amazing creator I thought it would never happen
I haven't finished it yet, but my theory is that after his parents died, he becomes alike to batman, but instead of enforcing justice, he tries to turn it into an absolute, by killing anyone and anything that commits a crime, no matter how big the crime.
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Ok, so I finished it, but my theory still stands. He kidnapped teens (if you recognize the names you'll see they're Robin's and Batgirl) and seems to call them "family". I still believe that he is doing this simply to make no crime an absolute, and or, kill anyone that commits or has committed a crime. Why he does this is most likely due to his parents death, it could be other reasons, but what I got from it is that his parents death put him into a depressive, sociopathic state, before he went missing and turned into "The Batman".
Starman playing during that part with Superman in the sky gave me chills
The missing kids were all sidekicks of Batman or bat family members. Richard Grayson was the first Robin, Jason Todd was the second (though interestingly Tim Drake and Damien Wayne aren't present), Barbara Gordon was Batgirl and later Oracle, and Stephanie Brown is Spoiler.
bats out here stealing new robins
I’m glad this is getting recognition. But I’d love it if someone talked about the Arkham tapes
4:20 "he turned himself into a bat, funniest sh*t I've ever seen"
This is basically Brightburn which I just saw a few days ago when posting this comment. A horror version of the DC universe where the superheroes become evil and destroy society. Pretty much what some people think of the Snyderverse, The Boys, and Invincible where superheroes lose their way and destroy the worlds that they were trying to protect.
Siltrics did an amazing job and I discovered their videos through my recommendation
Also, I think what happened with the four kidnapped teens was that they might have been infected/ transformed like the Batman shown in the series.
This would be a great explanation as to what would really happen in the game Suicide Squad Kills the Justice League but the Suicide Squad were to actually die and the corrupted Justice League prevailed
The tone is literally the speaker sound from Batman: Arkham Asylum :)
I believe the four kids shown was in the cannon universe is Batman's side kicks, the first being Robin , the second Batgirl and the third and fourth being I think a replacement for the original Batgirl after she was wheelchair bound or maybe a different one all together. But I am pretty sure the last and fourth one was a replacement for Robin but was killed off in the cannon universe and then revived. I am kind of shaking on most of the Batman lore, but I think I might be right on most of what I written.