@Manuel Camelo Oh.. Well, the joke is that Joker said "Joker plane", but a helicopter landed instead. The joke is that he said the vehicles wrong, basically...
Under the Red Hood was one of my favorite Jokers in terms of personality in the character. He had those low, -under-the-breath quips reminiscent of how Heath Ledger spoke, adding a darker side, but was also prone to telling a joke and following it with raucous laughter in the fashion we all expect from the character. If Mark Hamill voiced the Joker with that Under the Red Hood personality, it would make for a true masterpiece Joker presentation.
I actually think Kevin Richardson did a good job at making a "different" version of the Joker for The Batman. He still sounds just as vocally unstable at Mark Hamill, but grittier and deeper. He's still incredibly expressive, but in an oddly unique way.
I agree. I know people weren’t fans of that iteration due to his willing to fight and stuff but thought KMR did a good job and that iteration kept the core elements of the character
did it? the argument could definitely be made that he still did star wars and whether or not he did anything since then star wars is still one of the largest franchises ever
@Boss Killa Nobody would accept him as an actor BECAUSE of Star Wars. He was too recognizable, like Harry Potter's actors are now. People didnt want Luke Skywalker playing their character. Voice acting saved his career because his talent could shine without being derailed by Star Wars. Sure, Star Wars made a lot of money, but I dont think his contract was sales-based, it was initial payment.
@@UncleDaniel They arent so irreversibly tied to their first ever role as Mark was to Luke. Theres star power, and that's good, but it's the same situation right now with Daniel Radcliffe and Harry Potter. You look at Radcliffe, you dont see Radcliffe, or whoever character he plays, you see Harry Potter. That's why he's struggling to distance himself from the role.
There is a guy in turkey. He has a illness called " joker illness" when you touch him he begins to laugh as reluctant. It happens cause of a problem in his brain
I think the Joker is hands down the best villian out of all the villians between Marvel and DC. He is insane and fun and not to mention iconic. Oh yeah does anyone realize how much the non Mark Hamill Jokers try so hard to imitate his sound. And none of them really come close. Besides Troy Baker that is. The man sounds almost identical.
Kasp_The_Ghost I agree. But I think that the green goblin is a close second. My favorite version of the green goblin is probably spectacular Spider-Man. And joker has to be The Batman because of his split personality. One moment he'd be making jokes and the next he'd be screaming like a mad man!
Well i`d argue that both Kevin Richardson and John DiMaggio make a pretty good case for themselves with their own take of the joker. They are, in my opinon, the best versions of the joker besides Mark Hamil (and therefore Troy Baker)
Mark Hamill, Troy Baker, John DiMaggio, and Michael Emerson have all been the obvious high points of animated Joker since it's inception almost 50 years ago. All great voice actors, can't wait to see how they adapt Joker next, as long as it isn't lego.
мιиту fяєѕн nigga I don't care, besides the most recent lego batman movie, every other lego portrayal of the batman series was terrible, even for children and family movie standards. Also, since I was mainly speaking about Joker's VA all portrayals of Joker in the lego movies have been terrible.
i like how kevin michael richardson gives his own take on the character instead of trying to be a mark hamill rip off (like many before and after him) he gives his own insane spin on the clown prince of crime, with a more mature and scary type of voice. he's also very flexible with the role, not afraid to improvise a bit
70% Mark Hamill 20% Mark Hamill impressions (or at least of his laugh) with varying success (Troy Baker is great at it) 10% Some other stuff or something.
Adam Walker I didn't know Frank Welker voiced The Joker. Although, he's arguably the most talented voice-actor in Hollywood. Additionally, he was once the highest-grossing actor ever.
All of them are awesome, but we can't forget Kevin Michael Richardson. He was pretty damn good, too, and Michael Emerson brought a great version of Joker to the table as well.
troy baker was literally copying mark hamills joker because he was playing mark hamills koker especially in arkham origins and assault on arkham was a tie in to the arkham games when mark hamill retired for a short time
Honestly my favorite version is the one from “The Batman.” Such an underrated Joker. The personality of the Hamil one with a cooler design and actually has good fighting ability
knytrydr73 right?? When I first played Arkham Origins, and watched Attack on Arkham, I thought it was Mark Hamil. I had no idea who Troy was at the time. Now he's one of my favorite voice actors, alongside Mark of course.
Troy is just a mark hamill bck in the 90s since mark voice is a raspy joker now now we got 2 but the voices fits weather the joker is younger or older older for mark younger for troy and or if mark retires
Brent Spiner was underrated. He was obviously basing his take off Hamill (like 90% of everyone who came after Hamill), but he put a genuinely dark and unsettling edge to it.
I honestly think he was doing his own thing. I got a chance to talk to him years back at a convention for his role as Data about his Joker and it originally was gonna be Hamill but Hamill backed out due to scheduling conflicts
What about plastic?...the bendable ones...? Oh..oh no....no no no.....yeah never give Joker a cup because HE WILL find a way to kill you with it... Breakable cups: stab you or slit your throat Bendable cups: SHOVE IT DOWN YOUR GULLET
There is no mirror or glass cup in mental institutions because of bat shit insane people that do even worse. Usually these are very rigid institutions, even when there isn't a single dangerous patient.
Wow, I knew Troy Baker Played the Joker in Arkham: Origins, and Batman: Assault on Arkham.....but i didn't know he played the Joker in Batman unlimited, now thats three times he played the Joker, nice........If Mark Hamill's King, that means Troy Baker is the Prince.
I'm gonna take a shot everytime the joker escapes because SOMEONE GAVE HIM A GLASS BOTTLE SERIOUSLY WHY CAN'T THEY JUST GIVE HIM ONE OF THOSE STYROFOAM CUPS???!!!!
Mark Hamill is probably the best Joker voice in the history of all Batman. But Troy Baker does a good job replicating the voice Mark Hamill made so familiar
I mean, Jeff Bennett's definitely got his own thing going. Not a thing I especially think fits, but that's probably in part because of Hamill. Emerson's pretty unique too.
BATMAN65 Big nod? It was a continuation! Adam West and Burt Ward were Batman and Robin again! Even got one of the Catwomen in, can't remember which. Like old times.
TheBlues32 I suppose you could look it at it as a continuation, maybe even an animated version (sequel?) and not just a tribute to the 1960's show. BTW, it was Julie Newmar, who played Catwoman in seasons 1 &2, returning to voice Catwoman once again for this movie.
Is it just me or does anyone else prefer the Joker when he was more like a gangster than some thug-looking bastard? The versions from The Batman and Suicide Squad looked way too strange to me. I know he's supposed to be insane, but he's still a clown; he's trying to parody the people around him, even other criminals. I loved his appearance in The Dark Knight, but I think Heath Ledger's performance and the themes TDK was trying to convey were a big part in selling his overall appearance. It seemed like the later Suicide Squad just took the dirty and gritty part of Ledger's appearance and nothing else.
The closer the Joker is to his comics origin (or Jack Nicholson's performance... not to say that he can't be topped! ;) the more I like the character. The further and further they stray from that (Suicide Squad a perfect example) the less I like the character. IMO, The Batman's Joker is probably the character's low point. I'd love to see them bring him back closer to the ritzy mobster he originally was. Even the silver age got that right! (albiet, in a lower-stakes more jovial way)
Wow, Troy really nailing that Hamill voice, bloody awesome, but dont forget the others around 2010, everybody who played Joker after 2010 really understood that they have to put up a good show.
It's really wild how influential Mark Hamill's Joker has been. Even now, every single Joker since then has had a little bit of Mark Hamill in his performance, whether he's voiced by Mark or not.
Mark Hamill will always be the best voice for Joker. But here's my fun ones: I actually like John DiMaggio's for being ruthless and sadistic(but not quite the laugh) and Troy Baker's for almost coming close to Hamill's style.
That guy who likes Legos :P Difference of one era to another. I am happy that the 60' style of Joker is slowly coming back and having its niche. He and Freeze are my fave batvillains that would prefer done oldschool (I am probably one of the few people who thinks Preminger is the best Freeze)
Lipstick Zombie i agree, Otto Preminger was amazing, especially since his appearances in comics were so limited back then. But yes, Romero is my second favorite live action joker, next to Jack Nicholson, who blended comedy and insanity perfectly.
The Joker from "The Batman" doesn't get enough credit. Sure his look a little weird but personality wise he really resemble the classic Joker from the BTAS. 10:14 😮 Joker has Harley's mallet.
I grew up with The Batman, and I enjoyed the Joker on it, design and all. I think the design reflects his kooky but also incredibly vicious and dangerous personality.
2:36 I always assumed jokers shoes were black and white dress shoes, but this scene implies that the white part is actually his skin and he's just wearing black slippers.
*No matter which version of the Joker he is, he will always be the best villain in DC Comics due to his personality, looks and purpose. Hard to say which version is the best, as each one marked the character.*
Mark Hamill is by far one of the greatest and most recognized voices of Joker. Seeing the behind the scenes of all his Joker lines is truly spine chilling. I feel many Jokers have tried to recreate that beautiful and perfect laugh. Some just copies, but those that gave it their own spin give me hope for the future of Joker's lovely voice. This part's my own personal tier list of my most favorite Jokers, including live action since the voices are still stunning. Mark Hamill, Heath Ledger, Joaquin Pheonix, Kevin Michael Richardson, Cameron Monaghan, Alan Tudyk, Zach Galifianakis, and John DiMaggio.
Y’know, most people talk about Mark Hamill’s Joker, but I think that the Joker in The Batman was really cool too, I love all the twists that show put on the villains, like Riddler being more menacing than goofy, and Mr. Freeze having literal ice on his head rather than glass. That show was really underrated, I recommend Browntable’s videos on it.
Joker from the Redhood animation is one of the most scary at all. He isn't playing any games, he just is incredible unpredictable. The tone of the animation is also really dark, the confrontation Between Batman and Redhood is amazing, and it has an incredible twist involving Joker.
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You dont care we want Then & Now!!
Bro that 1968 laugh sounds like Joaquin pheonix laugh(2019) joker at 0:18
Can you do remake of this video, but not only until 2017, but until 2019?
JOKERQUINN
What
Mark Hamill really changed my perspective of the Joker in so many ways. He is the perfect voice actor for Joker, in my opinion.
He is Everyone's Favourite voiced Joker.
Luke Skywalker as bozo the clown with a mental diaorder
Bit seriously mark hamils voice as joker is very unique and hard to mimic
Charles Dunn have you heard Troy Baker?
He was great, but my fav was Anthony Ingruber
The first cartoon joker sounded like he had peanut butter in his mouth
IKR
Sounds like throat cancer to me
anytime I hear that voice I now think of that XD XD XD XD
Lmao
H e h
>Calls it a Joker Plane
>It's a helicopter
Now you KNOW he's a madman
@Manuel Camelo I feel like saying *"/r whoosh"* ...
@Manuel Camelo Your sarcasm is wise... Good job..
@Manuel Camelo Oh.. Well, the joke is that Joker said "Joker plane", but a helicopter landed instead. The joke is that he said the vehicles wrong, basically...
@Manuel Camelo Oh, it means the joke went over your head
@Manuel Camelo why the fuck do you capitalize "laugh out loud" as "LoL"?
I feel like Troy Baker is doing his best Mark Hamill impression when he voices the joker, and i like it
Yup, it's Hamil or bust. At least honor him if you're not going to pay him to do the voice.
delv213 *John DaMaggio would like to know your location*
@@charlieharrington9555 lol
While I agree Mark Hamil is one of the more iconic voices, I still believe that won't stop anyone from doing their own thing, like John Dimaggio.
@@delv213 hahahahaha! yeah, no
The comments section:
50%: Greatness of Mark Hamil
50%: Was the annoying Transitions necessary...??
And 1% 2005 is ugly
@@libradavaldovinos716 batman vs dracula no the lego thing yes
Librada Valdovinos the new adventures one looks awful to
5% just enjoying the video without complaining.
Thing is, this comment also works if you’re talking about the video.
50% the greatness of Mark Hamil, 50% of Joker transition
**joker appears**
Batman: whatever
**Riddler appears**
Batman: *THE RIDDLER*
Batman its tired of Joker that's for sure
Tbh, Riddler is portrayed as pretty f**king clever
@@shlokwaghela9560 riddler is the kind of guy to set a world record for a Sudoku puzzle, while he microwaves his dinner in a metal plate
The way he was revealed was hilarious 😂
Little excessive on the killing joke and laughter transitions.
Would have loved to see different laughs for the transitions
I enjoyed it
Imagine being an Arkham's security guard...
Greg Nasser The Joker would have saved The Killing Joke if it weren’t for the atrocious opening act. He was the best part about the movie.
I loved it
Mark Hamill will forever be the best joker.
A shame he gave up the voice
and Luke Skywalker
Why?
Hannah Caverly Ledger wasn't even a Joker to begin with.
Use the force, joker!
5:14 Joker: I thought you cared about me
Batman: I'm trying to help you
Joker: THEN FEED MEEE!!!
My cat
Kinda looks like a darkest dungeon vampire there ngl
@@jaymoriartyy Perfect...
@@chimkinsandiwch2459 what?
@@jaymoriartyy Nvm...
2:36 why does he have such pretty legs tho
Lol 😣🤣😬😵😷
Thats why harley fell for him 😂
I think acid baths make u have perfect skin 😂
Why do you think Batman keeps on letting him get away?
@@ツsjiツ you can't see them legs in an asylum
Troy Baker- Young Joker
John DiMaggio- Middle Aged Joker
Mark Hamill- Old Joker
Wasn't Troy Baker the voice of Jason Todd in the Arkham Knight game?
@@Su-qj3ft yes
@@Su-qj3ft Yes but he was previously the voice of Joker in Arkham Origins and Assault On Arkham
@SolarCaronte Yea same il make damiggio older joker voice
What about Kevin Michael?
The jokers probably laughed more times than he's ever said a word
yea
Manny Plays ROBLOX make that times 1000 in the comics
XD damn you're right
Manny Plays yeah
*HAHAHHAHA*
It's Mark Hamill or bust... Followed by Troy Baker and John DiMaggio (I loved his work in Under the Red Hood.)
Nicholas Hylton I personally like Kevin Michael Richardson even though many hate that version.
Brent SpIner was a good, "not trying to be Hamill" Joker, but yes Troy and John are the runner-ups after Hamill.
My thoughts exactly
Nicholas Hylton I agree with ya.
Under the Red Hood was one of my favorite Jokers in terms of personality in the character. He had those low, -under-the-breath quips reminiscent of how Heath Ledger spoke, adding a darker side, but was also prone to telling a joke and following it with raucous laughter in the fashion we all expect from the character. If Mark Hamill voiced the Joker with that Under the Red Hood personality, it would make for a true masterpiece Joker presentation.
I actually think Kevin Richardson did a good job at making a "different" version of the Joker for The Batman. He still sounds just as vocally unstable at Mark Hamill, but grittier and deeper. He's still incredibly expressive, but in an oddly unique way.
I agree. I know people weren’t fans of that iteration due to his willing to fight and stuff but thought KMR did a good job and that iteration kept the core elements of the character
Same. The design is terrible and I thought the voice acting would be terrible along with it but he did a good job at making it bearable
Did you really need to add the laugh track after every clip
Yes
Nova yes, yes he does
Thats the joke xD
Jokes are funny. This shit was just annoying.
Yes, yes he did
Mark Hamill has the absolute best voice for joker! His laugh is my favorite laugh. No other actor can do a laugh like his!
I can
@@IDK-gq3xb hahahahahaha
You cant spell mARK HAMill without ARKHAM
Bless Vocal Families Or ham.
Holy shit
Bless Vocal Families holy fuck mind blown
holy crap
You can't spell Mark Hamill without putting Mark Hamill
The Joker saved Mark Hamill's career and I'll always respect his work, he's simply the best.
did it? the argument could definitely be made that he still did star wars and whether or not he did anything since then star wars is still one of the largest franchises ever
@Boss Killa Nobody would accept him as an actor BECAUSE of Star Wars. He was too recognizable, like Harry Potter's actors are now. People didnt want Luke Skywalker playing their character. Voice acting saved his career because his talent could shine without being derailed by Star Wars. Sure, Star Wars made a lot of money, but I dont think his contract was sales-based, it was initial payment.
@@OGXenos what, and the rock, vin diesel , and other actors that mostly play themselfs arent recognizable?
@@UncleDaniel They arent so irreversibly tied to their first ever role as Mark was to Luke. Theres star power, and that's good, but it's the same situation right now with Daniel Radcliffe and Harry Potter. You look at Radcliffe, you dont see Radcliffe, or whoever character he plays, you see Harry Potter. That's why he's struggling to distance himself from the role.
Bruh Mark Hamill saved the Jokers career
11:42 "I have an absolutely awful memory Ozwald, but this I won't forget."
Honestly same XD
0:18
WTF, that's one of Phoenix's laughs!
Agree :)
Hey he did do good in the Joker movie
Wait what I’m i saying
There is a guy in turkey. He has a illness called " joker illness" when you touch him he begins to laugh as reluctant. It happens cause of a problem in his brain
Joaquin Phoenix laughs are make with computer so what You want 😂
I think the Joker is hands down the best villian out of all the villians between Marvel and DC. He is insane and fun and not to mention iconic. Oh yeah does anyone realize how much the non Mark Hamill Jokers try so hard to imitate his sound. And none of them really come close. Besides Troy Baker that is. The man sounds almost identical.
Kasp_The_Ghost I agree. But I think that the green goblin is a close second. My favorite version of the green goblin is probably spectacular Spider-Man. And joker has to be The Batman because of his split personality. One moment he'd be making jokes and the next he'd be screaming like a mad man!
True, many try to either imitate Mark Hamill or Caesar Romero and ruin the character in the process.
Well i`d argue that both Kevin Richardson and John DiMaggio make a pretty good case for themselves with their own take of the joker. They are, in my opinon, the best versions of the joker besides Mark Hamil (and therefore Troy Baker)
Troy baker!!! Hes great!
I prefer Doctor Doom and Magneto..
Mark Hamill, Troy Baker, John DiMaggio, and Michael Emerson have all been the obvious high points of animated Joker since it's inception almost 50 years ago. All great voice actors, can't wait to see how they adapt Joker next, as long as it isn't lego.
C# Scholar nigga it's for kids AND FAMILY
мιиту fяєѕн nigga I don't care, besides the most recent lego batman movie, every other lego portrayal of the batman series was terrible, even for children and family movie standards. Also, since I was mainly speaking about Joker's VA all portrayals of Joker in the lego movies have been terrible.
C# Scholar Not it hasn't. Their voices are OK, just not amazing. Also, I actually want to see Mark Hamil voice in a Lego movie. It'll be great.
Troy Baker, he's done videogames and a few things here and there but he is most dead on if you can't afford Mark Hamill
What about Kevin Michael Richardson?
The laughing between every one slowly turns you insane.
It just takes one bad day...
To drive one insane
Jerome 2018
i like how kevin michael richardson gives his own take on the character
instead of trying to be a mark hamill rip off (like many before and after him) he gives his own insane spin on the clown prince of crime, with a more mature and scary type of voice. he's also very flexible with the role, not afraid to improvise a bit
how would other jokers before Mark Hamil try to rip him off?
0:17 that’s how Joaquin Phoenix laughs in Joker
"we live in a society......where the Riddler is the district attorney"
1) Mark Hammill
2) Troy Baker, John Dimaggio, Kevin Michael Richardson :3
John Dimaggio is great but I just can't take his joker seriously cuz of his voice resembling his other voice acted character Jake the dog 😂😂
Couldn’t agree more, finally someone appreciates my man Kevin.
70% Mark Hamill
20% Mark Hamill impressions (or at least of his laugh) with varying success (Troy Baker is great at it)
10% Some other stuff or something.
The remaining 10% is mainly the actors before Mark Hamill (Larry Storch in the 1960s, Lennie Weinrib in the 1970s and Frank Welker in the 1980s).
Adam Walker I didn't know Frank Welker voiced The Joker. Although, he's arguably the most talented voice-actor in Hollywood. Additionally, he was once the highest-grossing actor ever.
1% how 1977 joker sounds like the narrator that says meanwhile at the Legion of doom
Mark Hamill really has changed the game on Joker voice acting. It’s something you only notice in a comparison like this.
troy baker sucks
Mark Hamill, Troy baker and John DiMaggio are my favorite sounding Jokers in cartoons. 👍
I always had a soft spot for Kevin Michael Richardson's Joker, wish he had gotten more work as him.
@@Wabajak13 one of the few Joker's who cared for Harley too.
All of them are awesome, but we can't forget Kevin Michael Richardson. He was pretty damn good, too, and Michael Emerson brought a great version of Joker to the table as well.
troy baker was literally copying mark hamills joker because he was playing mark hamills koker especially in arkham origins and assault on arkham was a tie in to the arkham games when mark hamill retired for a short time
@@chazeverett ok
Honestly my favorite version is the one from “The Batman.” Such an underrated Joker. The personality of the Hamil one with a cooler design and actually has good fighting ability
I agree, I love Mark Hamil but I am biased towards Kevin Michael Richardson's Joker, I grew up watching The Batman, not the 90s animated series.
You can't tell me that Kevin Michael Richardson wasn't a great Joker. The feral look on him is so awesome especially as a vampire.
T H E N F E E D M E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E
I thought it was just me who likes him.
Personally, he, alongside BBATB Joker are my favourite of the animated ones.
I really hate his design personally, the voice actor is great
@@jaze2007 what was wrong with it
@@jaze2007 bruh why
That laugh is so awesome and yet so annoying
Yeeessss
Troy bakers gotten better at sounding like hammil since origins
Ikr
Amazing how much Troy Baker's Joker sounds like Mark Hamill's Joker.
knytrydr73 right?? When I first played Arkham Origins, and watched Attack on Arkham, I thought it was Mark Hamil. I had no idea who Troy was at the time. Now he's one of my favorite voice actors, alongside Mark of course.
knytrydr73 accept Baker's is a little more restraint
Troy is just a mark hamill bck in the 90s since mark voice is a raspy joker now now we got 2 but the voices fits weather the joker is younger or older older for mark younger for troy and or if mark retires
YES
Troy and mark are the men
The joker transitions are hella annoying
Hahahahhahahahahahaha
You could ask Batman...
Jose Reyes shup up bitch
does anybody know where the laugh in the transition came from??
Especially when he becomes a shitty actor like Jared Leto.
Brent Spiner was underrated. He was obviously basing his take off Hamill (like 90% of everyone who came after Hamill), but he put a genuinely dark and unsettling edge to it.
I honestly think he was doing his own thing. I got a chance to talk to him years back at a convention for his role as Data about his Joker and it originally was gonna be Hamill but Hamill backed out due to scheduling conflicts
Ultimate lesson, Mark Hamill is the greatest Joker
Class dismissed
Why so serious?
Batman:new times looks like a roblox animation
Well I love Batman and I love Roblox so it ok
It's based on the Minimates toyline, specifically the short-lived C3 building sets.
Peace Girl roblox is shit
Wait it isn't one?
They also did an X-Men short in that style, if I recall correctly.
Oh no, i even feel bad when batman said that joker didnt mean anything to him, im not even with the joker and i feel betrayed, that hurts man D:
Etiz Eve that was about the only thing I didn’t like about that otherwise “cute” movie
I thought it was alright, makes a change to have that type of conflict.
2:03 was ma favourite one he is the reason I fell in love with the Joker ... I feel old now
Joker: “I thought you cared...”
Batman: “I’m trying to help you.”
Joker: “THEN FEED MEE!!!!!”
Dear god Kevin, the way you played that line is amazing
The joker gets slowly more Irish until 1992 when he just becomes normal all of a sudden
Lesson learned today: Never give Joker a cup.
What about plastic?...the bendable ones...? Oh..oh no....no no no.....yeah never give Joker a cup because HE WILL find a way to kill you with it...
Breakable cups: stab you or slit your throat
Bendable cups: SHOVE IT DOWN YOUR GULLET
There is no mirror or glass cup in mental institutions because of bat shit insane people that do even worse. Usually these are very rigid institutions, even when there isn't a single dangerous patient.
Be like Oswald...don't even think about letting him out
One Joker, one cup
_How is he gonna play sports then?_
I swear Mark Hamil was born for this role
mARK HAMil yes, yes he was.
Yes
@@delphinebriand1554 Yellow Easter is Sad
find hint...its really easy if you dont get it you must be stupid
@@fallenstranger4735 wow your rude he wasn't even talking to you asshole
Nobody:
Literally no one:
The joker in the adventures of Batman:
*MMMMMMMM*
"My Joker PLANE is here"
*Helicopter arrives*
Wat
Tyler the Yoshi now you know he’s crazy
6:18
Rule number 1 when your with the Joker: NEVER GIVE HIM WATER
Wow, I knew Troy Baker Played the Joker in Arkham: Origins, and Batman: Assault on Arkham.....but i didn't know he played the Joker in Batman unlimited, now thats three times he played the Joker, nice........If Mark Hamill's King, that means Troy Baker is the Prince.
Mark Hamill isn't King, though, Mark Hamill is the court jester!
Hamill: *Cannot play a younger Joker anymore due to his voice changing with age.*
Baker: "So... it falls to me."
troy baker sucks
I'm gonna take a shot everytime the joker escapes because SOMEONE GAVE HIM A GLASS BOTTLE SERIOUSLY WHY CAN'T THEY JUST GIVE HIM ONE OF THOSE STYROFOAM CUPS???!!!!
9:17 I like this laughter most
Super man:”great Scott he deflected my heat beams”
Doc brown:”great Scott he stole my catchphrase “
Tin Tin: "Great Scott, Snowy these men have stolen my catchphrase"
Hamill Joker: Actually I'm Irish.
Mark Hamill is probably the best Joker voice in the history of all Batman. But Troy Baker does a good job replicating the voice Mark Hamill made so familiar
There's an Ancient Vulcan Saying. "Only Mark Hamill can do the Joker."
glenn sitts not true
Troy Baker is nowhere near as good as Mark Hamill
Sasuke Uchiha he sucks!
Well Heath Ledger is pretty awesome too
@@idunoh1902 so was Jack Nicholson
Why isn't anyone talking about "The Batman" Joker!? That was the joker I discovered that got me into Batman.
2:38 I'm so confused, I always thought that the white was part of his shoes
You can see the change from cringy to insanity and craziness in those 14 minutes
Who thinks Joker is one of best Batman villians?
She-Venom lol, everyone
She-Venom he is
Nooooo kite man is better.
She-Venom I love Bane more hes cooler than Joker Akham Asylum had best Bane
Bioxer you mean The Eraser
Brave and the Bold: We made The Joker sing! What can you do?
Dracula Special: Hold my beer.
Actually it was a movie but I know where you're coming from from.
The Joker Sang in the Killing Joke. That was the best part in the whole movie.
Basically everyone's just impersonating Mark Hamill.
I mean, Jeff Bennett's definitely got his own thing going. Not a thing I especially think fits, but that's probably in part because of Hamill.
Emerson's pretty unique too.
@@TheSleepingSeer: I guess yeah.
and Bruce Timm.....)
I liked the Dark Knight Returns version.
Kevin Michael Richardsons wasn't an impressive at all
Suprised by Troy Baker. He was spot on.
No imo
12:18 It's like Cesar Romero's joker in the 60's
I think he was drawn to resemble Romero, as this movie was a big nod to the '60s TV Batman.
BATMAN65 Big nod? It was a continuation! Adam West and Burt Ward were Batman and Robin again! Even got one of the Catwomen in, can't remember which. Like old times.
TheBlues32 I suppose you could look it at it as a continuation, maybe even an animated version (sequel?) and not just a tribute to the 1960's show. BTW, it was Julie Newmar, who played Catwoman in seasons 1 &2, returning to voice Catwoman once again for this movie.
Because it's a continuation from Batman '66.
That's the point.
The sad thing is in current era they changed The Joker (Classic) to Hipster Joker...
thankfully that story is an elsworld story from what i read so that means its non cannon.... still does not excuse that incredibly stupid idea
+Some random guy from the beyond Yeah.
Did you watch Young Justice The Joker? Jeez.
xXSilentAgent47Xx Joker went from badass to punkass. Last good Joker was Ledger. Leto was a skinny tattooed bitch.
By hipster joker I think he means jared leto.
+Kauã Freire Da Silva + Young Justice & Injustice 2 & Some Comics
Is it just me or does anyone else prefer the Joker when he was more like a gangster than some thug-looking bastard?
The versions from The Batman and Suicide Squad looked way too strange to me. I know he's supposed to be insane, but he's still a clown; he's trying to parody the people around him, even other criminals.
I loved his appearance in The Dark Knight, but I think Heath Ledger's performance and the themes TDK was trying to convey were a big part in selling his overall appearance. It seemed like the later Suicide Squad just took the dirty and gritty part of Ledger's appearance and nothing else.
Not just you, a lot of people feel that way.
The closer the Joker is to his comics origin (or Jack Nicholson's performance... not to say that he can't be topped! ;) the more I like the character.
The further and further they stray from that (Suicide Squad a perfect example) the less I like the character. IMO, The Batman's Joker is probably the character's low point. I'd love to see them bring him back closer to the ritzy mobster he originally was.
Even the silver age got that right! (albiet, in a lower-stakes more jovial way)
@@TheDylandProductions The Batman's Joker was... really good. I don't know what you mean by a low point tbh.
Cobra1098 yeah, I always felt he was the ultimate mobster/gangster.
@@chezswing Maybe hes saying that as an opinion, which is valid.
Wow, Troy really nailing that Hamill voice, bloody awesome, but dont forget the others around 2010, everybody who played Joker after 2010 really understood that they have to put up a good show.
It's really wild how influential Mark Hamill's Joker has been. Even now, every single Joker since then has had a little bit of Mark Hamill in his performance, whether he's voiced by Mark or not.
Kevin Michael Richardson is low key my favorite. I hear a human side to the character that I hear less in the other ones
Whatever joker mark hamill is voicing, I'm ALL for. He is the BEST joker voice!! That's not up for discussion, AT ALL!!
Mark Hamil
mARk HAmil
mARK HAMil
ARKHAM
Oh my god, he truly was born for the role.
Good comment
Oohhhh now i get it,sick👌
Mark hamill will always be the best joker, hope he'll return to the role someday
Mark Hamill really went from “are you my father” to “that reminds me of a joke”
A moment of silence for the Jester
Dark Wiser HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA, it's what he would've done
Joker is the most disturbingly funny menacing
Batman villain .
The Absolute Scariest Joker To Me Was The Dark Knight Returns One, That One Genuinely Terrified Me
"Doesn't matter... I win. I made you lose control, hahaha... and they'll kill you for it. See you... in Hell!"
@Chuck Buskee For me no one will surpass Mark Hamil, so it's just refreshing to see a Joker that's not trying to be an inferior version of Mark Hamil.
Mark Hamill will always be the best voice for Joker.
But here's my fun ones: I actually like John DiMaggio's for being ruthless and sadistic(but not quite the laugh) and Troy Baker's for almost coming close to Hamill's style.
0:12 this just opened a hole in my memories
where's robot chicken joker?
Nero Wayne Not animated and it's Mark Hamill
You could argue that stop motion animation is animated, but yeah your right. XD
Non official
Hamill is a fucking badass
03:01 Omg, I love this character as mush as Joker. It's The Creeper!
Fire Sadiste That dude was the Creeper?!
1:29 HAHAHAHA his fuckin reaction to that stinker, instantly best Joker ever.
In all honesty, I really love Kevin Richardson's and John Kassir's take on the joker!
10:23 when your both too tired but still wanna fight.
Wow Troy baker as the joker is pretty damn good!
That laugh at 9:17 sent chills down my spine
Why is everyone hating on Lego joker? Its like saying Cesar Romero sucked because he was too 'silly' keep in mind, joker is SUPPOSED TO BE SILLY.
That guy who likes Legos :P Difference of one era to another. I am happy that the 60' style of Joker is slowly coming back and having its niche. He and Freeze are my fave batvillains that would prefer done oldschool (I am probably one of the few people who thinks Preminger is the best Freeze)
For most people, there's only one side of a character.
Lipstick Zombie i agree, Otto Preminger was amazing, especially since his appearances in comics were so limited back then. But yes, Romero is my second favorite live action joker, next to Jack Nicholson, who blended comedy and insanity perfectly.
That guy who likes legos :P No he's supposed to be psychotic, and he's not supposed to be in LOVE with batman he's supposed to be obsessed.
12:58
That was a god damned SEAMLESS edit right there
"Unless you're just one of the voices in my head, in that case I'm crazy anyway"
That is a great line
God Mark Hamill's a legend 👏👏
The Joker from "The Batman" doesn't get enough credit. Sure his look a little weird but personality wise he really resemble the classic Joker from the BTAS.
10:14 😮 Joker has Harley's mallet.
HarleyxJoker FOREVER you're fanart is cringy af
Fun fact: The mallet was his gag weapon first before the crowbar that...looked like a crow.
Yea just a little
I grew up with The Batman, and I enjoyed the Joker on it, design and all. I think the design reflects his kooky but also incredibly vicious and dangerous personality.
I liked it.
2:36 I always assumed jokers shoes were black and white dress shoes, but this scene implies that the white part is actually his skin and he's just wearing black slippers.
4:58 ....NO!! just no....I have no words for this...monstrosity...
*No matter which version of the Joker he is, he will always be the best villain in DC Comics due to his personality, looks and purpose. Hard to say which version is the best, as each one marked the character.*
10:30 my gosh. You sure that aint mark? If it’s not that one of the best Mark Hamil Joker impressions ive ever heard
I'm curious if Lego joker should really count or not....
Even though it resembles stop motion, it's technically computer animated.
fireball111121 It's both like Lego movie which is why It's so fucking unique and awesome
In 1992 a man became a legend for the clown prince of crime
Mark Hamill is by far one of the greatest and most recognized voices of Joker. Seeing the behind the scenes of all his Joker lines is truly spine chilling. I feel many Jokers have tried to recreate that beautiful and perfect laugh. Some just copies, but those that gave it their own spin give me hope for the future of Joker's lovely voice.
This part's my own personal tier list of my most favorite Jokers, including live action since the voices are still stunning.
Mark Hamill, Heath Ledger, Joaquin Pheonix, Kevin Michael Richardson, Cameron Monaghan, Alan Tudyk, Zach Galifianakis, and John DiMaggio.
Y’know, most people talk about Mark Hamill’s Joker, but I think that the Joker in The Batman was really cool too, I love all the twists that show put on the villains, like Riddler being more menacing than goofy, and Mr. Freeze having literal ice on his head rather than glass. That show was really underrated, I recommend Browntable’s videos on it.
Will watch.
It's crazy how Joker fluctuates between "tame" and God damn insane over the years.
Under the red hood and Killing Joke will easily win this competition
what do u mean
They went from classic and comical to Intelligent and evil.
9:43 That's some horrible animation for 2015.
Joker from the Redhood animation is one of the most scary at all.
He isn't playing any games, he just is incredible unpredictable.
The tone of the animation is also really dark, the confrontation Between Batman and Redhood is amazing, and it has an incredible twist involving Joker.