If I was the warden of Arkham, I would ask for a law that says “if a convict who has broken out and shown no progress of reformation, they are to be executed via electric chair, kill shot or shooting” or something on those lines. So Joker would be the first on that list followed by Victor Saz, possibly Bane, Two-Face and whoever else follows the conditions
She was supposed to be a nutjob scientist who thought that plant life mattered more than human life, but they gave her powers later on and added to them over time. The DCAU actually had two versions since the Ivy who has powers is actually a plant clone, though this is only mentioned in the DCAU comics. If she's the "incarnation of Mother Nature" in-universe, then that is a recent retcon.
Jack Lindborg Swamp Thing isn't Mother Nature. In vertigo I believe he's a plant elemental of the Green. Although it's similar in concept, the Green and ST are two different entities.
Marco Fioretti That must've been something that just became canon in the mainstream because Ivy originally was nothing but a woman who controls plants. Mother Nature traditionally has powers that are more vast, and isn't just limited to plants. She controls storms, hurricanes, earthquakes, etc. Any sort of natural miracle or disaster is a product of her involvement because she's basically a goddess. If any superhero that I know that can be called Mother Nature to any extent it's Storm from the X-Men.
Actually fun thing at the end of arkham asylum you can get three different version of a cutscene were either scarecrow, bane, or killer croc grabs a crate of titan floating in the water a shame they didn't do anything with that
Yeah that I'm not ENTIRELY sure about, cause in the old Justice league TV show in an episode ( i can't remember which one) clayface morphs into the flash and Batman still knows it's not the flash ( I mean he's Batman) and says catch, the real flash would've been way to fast for me to hit him with my grapple gun, and this is true, so that PROVES that clayface DOSENT get the powers
Eye Glitches Yea and I was just gonna say that. It only applies to characters with brute strength. If he were to impersonate Ivy, he couldn’t control plants like her. Or if he impersonated Mr. Freeze he couldn’t shoot ice blasts.
Just for the record in terms of strength: Bane > Killer Croc > Man-Bat In one of Bane's first comic book appearances, he put Croc in a full body cast. This was referenced in an episode of Batman: the Animated Series.
You know, I never considered the strength and possibilities afforded to Clayface and Poison Ivy, but you’re totally right. They are _much_ stronger than most of us give them credit.
I would give Joker the award for "most dangerous". He may not be superhuman, but he has absolutely nothing holding him back. No morals, no fear of death, no standards, not even pain seems to slow him down. And considering how much damage he caused in Injustice.... There's a reason that Gotham criminals scare each other by telling "Joker stories".
@@glocky5761 Not exactly. He's the most cunning and manipulative. He knows how to play people and situations to his advantage. But in terms of raw intelligence, the Joker is only really good at chemistry and engineering. And he's not exactly the expert in his field like, say, Poison Ivy or Mr. Freeze.
@@bismuth7398 I wanna see the joker and batman try to out smart each other with joker winning because of his morals or lack thereof and then batman beating the shit out of him because he's a weak ass bitch
It's Poison Ivy. The fact that she cares about the environment is kinda holding her back cause she could do some messed up stuff with her powers if she went all out.
I feel like Hal Jordan should be able to resist Ivy’s control, but that’s it. It would make sense for him to be the only human able to, as his will is stronger than some gods.
@@thehighground7926 Exactly my thoughts. He’s already encased in a Forcefield that allows him to survive in space, not to mention he can out will just about anyone.
Would you make a video about Black Manta and Aquaman? Like for example: How did Black Manta become Aquaman's nemesis or video about Black Manta's suit and his gagdets.
I'm happy to see the respect that Ivy is rightfully getting here and in the comments, she is definitely one of the most powerful forces in Gotham and the DCU.She is waaaayyy more than just sex appeal.
Poison Ivy seemed to sometimes get overlooked in power level, but geez her Chlorokinesis is through the roof. One good thing though, is that she has shown herself to be a bit more in the grey area.
@@trojanhorse1247 they definitely count as powerful villians im just saying the court of owls are a group like the league of assassins they're not singular person
Thats easy the strongest is obviously juggernaut, the one with the best power is venom or carnage they both got the symbiote so it doesn't matter and the one with the most resources is toombstone
@@carnageassassin2617 or how about Mr. Negative, the dude is rich as hell and is a criminal warlord, the same could be said with Kingpin as well. I'm not trying to poke holes in your rating there, but surely more Spiderman villains have more wealth that Tombstone?
I actually heard that in the Injustice universe Bane is so strong he can actually defeat Doomsday , and I think this is reason Superman have him in the Regime
Uhh... Clayface is a shapeshifter, yes, but... as far as I can remember, he can't quite duplicate ANY power or ability of the people he's shapeshifting into.
Bane actually kicking his addiction to venom and still managing to kick ass all day long sounds really compelling and awesome. Can anyone give me some reading recommendations that involve a sober Bane?
I think Scarecrow is worth at least as an honorable mention. The guy can project any person’s greatest fears if he injects them or exposes them to his gas. That’s pretty powerful imo. Not saying he’s more powerful than Ivy, Clayface or Ra’s. But he at least deserves to be mentioned.
Anakin- Red Lantern Luke: Blue Latern Obi wan: Green Lantern Asoka: Green Lantern Rey: Blue Lantern Yoda: Green Lantern Just realized they match the lightsabers they used the most.
Haven't seen the complete video yet, but my personal opinion is listing Clayface on here. He's a shapeshifter that can take any shape. Kinda like Metamorpho or Plastic man but with more "variety"
I was betting on Poison Ivy being the strongest and I'm glad I bet on that. She's damn powerful and I'd love to see her get more of a spotlight in the good live action movies.
@@jacobharrington5239 - Indeed... I love Waylon Jones, but this is not a competitive fight. Plus, Killer Croc has had a rivalry with Bane since "Knightfall". Bane won the first, then in the second Croc attacked Bane in the sewers, where he had the advantage (since he's used to fight under water against real crocodiles) and beat Bane. We need the rubber match!
@@randallflagg3700 since they both depend on the writer we can't get a clear match. I'd say we should put a strong version of each. Like the 15 feet tall Croc from Arkham games and Tom King's Bane who can stomp Batman even without venom
I just wanna say thank you for not bringing up the joker at all in this video. I love the joker but he gets too much credit. Also I'd like to propose a interesting idea for a video. Who is Batman's most intelligent villain? The contenders should be The Riddler, Bane, Hugo Strange and Mister Freeze.
Clayface's greatest weapon is his shapechanging and professional acting. He can literally be anyone, anywhere. He's like Chameleon on steroids. If only his abilities could be fully fleshed, lol, out and explored, he could easily be Batman's most powerful and lethal villain. Unfortunately, he's most often protrayed as a brute or imbecile.
The Joker was the only one to fully defeat Batman (The Batman Who Laughs) and was also the only one to drive him to seeking help from an alternate reality (Injustice). The Joker is, hands-down, his most powerful villain. And both of these accomplishments were from beyond the grave. All the other arguments are just illusions dancing for those who do not understand power.
What about scarecrow? Not exactly sure which, but i know that in one comic his fear toxin literally works as mind control. What about joker? He may not have the technical strength or expense power, but he has shown time and time again, he could easily defeat batman if he wanted
Keep in mind that The Batman's Phosphorus is semi-adapted from a comic book villain Dr. Phosphorus. That and Batman actually has several living nuclear reactors in his Rogues Gallery. Surprisingly, most of them, like Cyclotronic Man are second or third tier villains.
I would love to see a cross over battle between Poison Ivy Vs. Bobby Drake/Iceman. Two names rarely mentioned in conversations about most powerful characters.
Iceman wins. Cold kills plants after all. And besides, Iceman can just rebuild himself if he gets damaged and can just instantly freeze her whenever he wants.
@@vinhbao9738 no she cant. If that was the case then why would batman beat her every single time? She can only really control certain plants she creates by herself. But otherwise swamp thing is the real overpowered avatar of the green. Ivy is nothing but an insect to him.
Clayface’s bio in Arkham Asylum states that that version of him can copy the powers of those he shape shifts into. So, an argument could be made that he is not only Batman’s strongest villain, but may also be one of the most powerful characters in DC if his potential was fully realized. Assuming there is no limit to the powers he can copy, he could easily become just as powerful as characters like the Spectre. If there really was no limit to this power of Clayface’s, then he would sort of act like DC’s version of Prodigy from Marvel.
Yeah. But are we supposed to forget that a single pollen or dust from Pamela basically controlled superman? She is connected to the green, basically mother nature
@@GEObandicoot Yeah venom's pretty powerful he'd be up there, he can avoid Spider-Man's Spider Sense and he has Super Strength. He isn't as powerful as Carnage and Morlun though, Carnage is about the same level as Spider-Man and Venom combined. Morlun also killed Spider-Man in their first fight, something venom nor carnage did.
Kingpin and Rhino would be up there too, Kingpin is fairly strong physically and has alot of resources at his disposal like Ra's Al Ghul. Rhino is so strong he's fought the likes of the hulk
I feel like a character people often forget about is The Gentleman Ghost. Bro has teleportation, he's immortal, he can pass through any substance with ease, he can float on air, he can turn completely invisible, and the ability to control the dead. His only weakeness are royal nobles (which Batman is not), virgins (which Batman most likely is not. Also im not making that up) and the Nth metal.
Joker is the most powerful the man set a nuke off in injustice also he gives batman more of a run for his money joker is more powerful in the terms of unpredictability
Great video, has me thinking, if the Batman mythos was real, then villains like Poison Ivy, Clayface and Killer Croc would be the ones scaring the shit out of us. People like Joker, Two-Face, Penguin and Riddler wouldn't even be a blip on our radar compared to actual meta-humans. As all it would take is a single bullet to eliminate any one of them, just like any normal human.
It's much more cool that when you think it through the only way that Clayface can really die is either when his material expires, at the heat death of the universe, of if he is disassembled cell by cell
In the Arkham games strength wise it goes to Clayface and Solomon Grundy because even though Batman's against killing the only way he could stop Grundy and Clayface was to kill them. But since Grundy's a constantly reincarnating zombie Arkham Knight reveals through a Gotham City story that Grundy came back to life after Batman killed him in the Iceberg Lounge. Someone also left a shrine to him with a recording of a kid singing the Solomon Grundy rhyme.
I felt bad for killer croc in the arkham knight game, doctors mutated him into more of a crocodile and all he was trying to do is ro find a way for him to get fixed and back to his original self.
The Batman was just a really cool show as it has really cool character designs like Mr Freeze, Firefly and while I know most people didn't like it I liked the Jokers design and it had one of my favorite episodes which was where everyone turned into zombies
It's a little sad that Killer Croc in the Arkham universe was never able to remove his collar or shackle cuffs. Imagine all that time he must've spent in the how many years between Arkham Asylum and Arkham Knight trying to pry it off, and eventually realizing he'll have to spend the rest of his life with enormous rings of metal bound to his neck and wrists. Makes you feel bad for him.
Batman's got some 87+ years under different authors, so he's got a HUGE rogue's gallery, and has some one shot/rare guys who you may not have considered. Solomon Grundy is a Green Lantern villain who sort of got handed down when Alan Scot retired and Batman took over Gotham, so I agree with you there, but the Monk is Batman's BBEG vampire, an equal of Dracula in DC who has armies of werewolves and vampires at his beck and call who could compete reasonably in all three categories. Dr. Tzin-Tzin is an oriental mystic with fairly powerful magic at his command but since much of his power is illusory in nature, he maybe isn't nearly as powerful as he comes off besides being a minor figure in the rogue's gallery. The Snowman has only appeared twice but in both stories he revealed the powers of The Batman's Mister Freeze portrayal so he's kinda covered since Mister Freeze typically uses gadgets for his effects. Bat-villains aren't as powerful as other heroes' rogues because Batman being a normal human being doesn't require the levels of power one finds in other heroes.
Batman's most powerful villain is the police who allow the villains to get out of jail basically when they want to.
i never understood how they just keep letting them escape
If I was the warden of Arkham, I would ask for a law that says “if a convict who has broken out and shown no progress of reformation, they are to be executed via electric chair, kill shot or shooting” or something on those lines. So Joker would be the first on that list followed by Victor Saz, possibly Bane, Two-Face and whoever else follows the conditions
Evan Light i think simply enacting the death penalty for any murder of multiple people would suffice
edge lord true
Just how do you lose people like that
Bane without the venom is still at peak human physical form from his time in the prison growing up (read knightfall)
he literally mentioned how it differs with continuity
And a genius
@@elanadeshina7521 not in the comic's though people forget this are comic book villians you cant hardly mention the comics
Samurai Josh I agree
ya I think that's explain why he's intliegnte
Poison ivy being the most powerful isn’t surprising, she is supposed to be the incarnation of Mother Nature
She was supposed to be a nutjob scientist who thought that plant life mattered more than human life, but they gave her powers later on and added to them over time. The DCAU actually had two versions since the Ivy who has powers is actually a plant clone, though this is only mentioned in the DCAU comics.
If she's the "incarnation of Mother Nature" in-universe, then that is a recent retcon.
What's wrong with you?
"The trees are gonna get us, man!"
Jack Lindborg
Swamp Thing isn't Mother Nature. In vertigo I believe he's a plant elemental of the Green. Although it's similar in concept, the Green and ST are two different entities.
Marco Fioretti
That must've been something that just became canon in the mainstream because Ivy originally was nothing but a woman who controls plants. Mother Nature traditionally has powers that are more vast, and isn't just limited to plants. She controls storms, hurricanes, earthquakes, etc. Any sort of natural miracle or disaster is a product of her involvement because she's basically a goddess. If any superhero that I know that can be called Mother Nature to any extent it's Storm from the X-Men.
Marco Fioretti thanks for spoiling the whole vid
Imagine Arkham Killer Croc on titan.
I'd really prefer not to, my jarl.
Yeah fuck that. Also don't let Vignar usurp you.
Actually fun thing at the end of arkham asylum you can get three different version of a cutscene were either scarecrow, bane, or killer croc grabs a crate of titan floating in the water a shame they didn't do anything with that
Id rather not, thank you
Thats fucking spooky it'll be like running from TN-1 bane on arkham origins
Dat Joker Fan: "Joker is the most powerful because he's so unpredictable and fucked up."
Hes batmans biggest fear for a reason
Existential Error I AM the most powerful as I am under his skin and even dead I will always be his greatest fear
Existential Error i mean he litterally made the batman who laughs and pushed superman over the edge in injustice so im pretty sure he tops it all
Sidwas Gaming that injustice thing doesn’t help your argument as that was not directed towards Batman
Sidwas Gaming the Batman who Laughs is also a different entity
Ras al Ghul: Inner Ego
Bane: Physical
Joker: Psychological
Agreed ras test his skills bane test his will power and joker test his morality and who he is deep inside.
Salomon Grundy or Killer Croc might be stronger.
Patrick Baar not if bane has his venom
If their brain combined, they would create every preteen ever.
Riddler: Mental
I’m “almost” positive Clay Face only had the ability to LOOK like someone else. Not necessarily TURN into someone else
you're right
Yeah that I'm not ENTIRELY sure about, cause in the old Justice league TV show in an episode ( i can't remember which one) clayface morphs into the flash and Batman still knows it's not the flash ( I mean he's Batman) and says catch, the real flash would've been way to fast for me to hit him with my grapple gun, and this is true, so that PROVES that clayface DOSENT get the powers
Eye Glitches Yea and I was just gonna say that. It only applies to characters with brute strength. If he were to impersonate Ivy, he couldn’t control plants like her. Or if he impersonated Mr. Freeze he couldn’t shoot ice blasts.
@@akilbrazier1421 well he could seperate pieces of himself to look like he's shooting a frost cannon
hypnochonk That is true. But would he actually be able to freeze people?
Bane's "weak" without Venom only in time lines where he's been damaged from long-term use of it.
And Batman and Robin, but most people like to pretend that doesn’t exist
@@nolanc9432 as they should
Rensune yes because B&R is a big pile of s**t
Batman Beyond....
@@topcoppelion6626 Like BB
Kite Man the most powerful a course.
Kite man Hell yeah
Are you really going to forget condiment king
@@skeletoncrew6500 Who could forget Mustard Man. (In Batman TAS Batman calls him Mustard Man no joke)
Deshawn Edwards actually condiment king and polka dot man are more powerful
@@cyvader101 Facts
Just for the record in terms of strength: Bane > Killer Croc > Man-Bat
In one of Bane's first comic book appearances, he put Croc in a full body cast. This was referenced in an episode of Batman: the Animated Series.
yeah venon bane definitely takes 1st place
What about Mr Freeze and Clayface
@@fabooshka both arent physically the strongest. but they are dangerous in other ways
Doesn't necessarily prove that he had more raw strength though, just the skill to overcome Croc's strength
Sleeping on grundy
You know, I never considered the strength and possibilities afforded to Clayface and Poison Ivy, but you’re totally right. They are _much_ stronger than most of us give them credit.
Clayface did beat Poison Ivy though. Sure poison Ivy won the Remake but she had help from Batman so I wouldn’t count that as a win for her.
_"WHO IS BATMAN'S MOST POWERFUL ENEMY?"_
*Clark Kent:* Aw not again, Bruce. This is the time for Superman.
**proceeds to go to the telephone booth and change his clothes within 10 seconds**
Batman: who is my most powerful villain
Also Batman: Wait I don’t have one
Batman Again: Wanna know why?
Superman: Not r-
Batman: BECAUSE I’M BATMAN!
Wait Highlighted! Is that good or bad?
@@the_comedy_guy7815 Highlighted means when it just got approved and you can now read it
I would give Joker the award for "most dangerous". He may not be superhuman, but he has absolutely nothing holding him back. No morals, no fear of death, no standards, not even pain seems to slow him down. And considering how much damage he caused in Injustice....
There's a reason that Gotham criminals scare each other by telling "Joker stories".
And he's the smartest
@@glocky5761 Not exactly. He's the most cunning and manipulative. He knows how to play people and situations to his advantage.
But in terms of raw intelligence, the Joker is only really good at chemistry and engineering. And he's not exactly the expert in his field like, say, Poison Ivy or Mr. Freeze.
@@bismuth7398 I wanna see the joker and batman try to out smart each other with joker winning because of his morals or lack thereof and then batman beating the shit out of him because he's a weak ass bitch
@@themostbritishpersonalive868 So, half of every Batman comic ever, then?
@@bismuth7398 more of a saw situation
Batman married a plant wow his standards have went down!
jonah stirbis
Did he have them in the first place?
@@s.nifrum4580 touche
You could say Batman's standards grew.
I'll leave now
@@halcyon_official952 get out
Gimmick66 don’t you mean *LEAF*
I’m gonna go and jump in a lake now.
It's Poison Ivy. The fact that she cares about the environment is kinda holding her back cause she could do some messed up stuff with her powers if she went all out.
I feel like Hal Jordan should be able to resist Ivy’s control, but that’s it. It would make sense for him to be the only human able to, as his will is stronger than some gods.
also his force field would prevent Ivy's feromone abilities lel
Vic "G" Bittencourt True! The green energy surrounding him at all times should actually do its job 😂
That or a proper gas mask or regulator because Batman has built suits to help him fight her mind control.
His willpower plus the ring would allow him to ignore it completely
@@thehighground7926 Exactly my thoughts. He’s already encased in a Forcefield that allows him to survive in space, not to mention he can out will just about anyone.
Would you make a video about Black Manta and Aquaman? Like for example: How did Black Manta become Aquaman's nemesis or video about Black Manta's suit and his gagdets.
that sounds cool
Yesss
Yeah!
Wait uh oh read the name I should probably not be commenting a super villains comment
I take it u like black manta
Joker is the most powerful.
No matter how many times he dies, he never DIES.
He died in The Dark Knight Returns..
@@melviness4769 you dont get the joke...
@@thehighground1226 it's not even a joke..
@@thehighground1226 it was literal
Ra’s al Ghul can do that too with his Lazarus pit but joker is very powerful.
I'm happy to see the respect that Ivy is rightfully getting here and in the comments, she is definitely one of the most powerful forces in Gotham and the DCU.She is waaaayyy more than just sex appeal.
Which Lantern Corps do the Watchmen belong in?
I'm not quitting until it is done
Night Owl: Compassion
Silk Spectre: Love
Dr Manhattan: Life
Rorschach: Fear
The Comedian: Fear
Ozymandias: Will or Death (most likely death)
LUN4T1CC no I would say will for ozymandias
LUN4T1CC Rorschach would be rage
The answer is easy Kite-Man after that night with Poison Ivy. Hell yeah!
Black mask is probably the third most powerful when talking about resourses
Penguin. He can sell his soul to the devil then borrow it to go to the heaven
Given the bank accounts of the Joker and the Penguin, there might be some dissent with that assessment
Poison Ivy seemed to sometimes get overlooked in power level, but geez her Chlorokinesis is through the roof. One good thing though, is that she has shown herself to be a bit more in the grey area.
Yeah she definitely has more of a conscious than other villains usually
yeah I mean lowkey she's just like pls let's not kill life on this planet
@@incogneterAnd then proceeds to kill life.
The court of owls are pretty powerful in a control sense but they aren't a singular villian though
You could count them as a single entity.
@@Hdhhdhdjfjdndndskmdjdjddjdjjd I guess so but technically they are a group even though most of their members are unnamed.
Yeah bro it still counts, court of owls are pretty damn strong...
@@trojanhorse1247 they definitely count as powerful villians im just saying the court of owls are a group like the league of assassins they're not singular person
Talon
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Smash Bros. Ultimate Trailers this made my evening
This made my afterlife
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You got to do this with Spider-Man
Thats easy the strongest is obviously juggernaut, the one with the best power is venom or carnage they both got the symbiote so it doesn't matter and the one with the most resources is toombstone
@@carnageassassin2617, what about Green Goblin for resources? He is the head of a corporation after all
@@VIC0419 well in most cases green goblin is discovered and loses everything so i have to give it to toombstone
@@carnageassassin2617 or how about Mr. Negative, the dude is rich as hell and is a criminal warlord, the same could be said with Kingpin as well. I'm not trying to poke holes in your rating there, but surely more Spiderman villains have more wealth that Tombstone?
@@VIC0419 kingpin is a daredevil villian and mr negative is doesnt count as an actual spiderman villian
The Electrocutioner. Just play Arkham Origins. It’s a difficult boss fight.
I never even beat Origins because i couldn't get past him
Todd Taylor 😂
I'm having PTSD because you mentioned his name..
beyond Omega level villian 🤣
nolanc94 but is he harder than a dark souls boss?
Calander man is the most dangerous cause he reminds batman when his parents were killed
2:01 I highly doubt that Bane was *ever* as strong as Superman, even with venom.
He actually was strong as superman and in that time he was lifting cars, breaking walls and even jump higher due to his super strong legs and muscles.
@@trojanhorse1247 Superman can lift planets..
@@trojanhorse1247 no matter how much venom Bane was on, he was NEVER as strong as Superman.
I actually heard that in the Injustice universe Bane is so strong he can actually defeat Doomsday , and I think this is reason Superman have him in the Regime
@@arkhamtony3775 bane got dem super pills+venom
Uhh... Clayface is a shapeshifter, yes, but... as far as I can remember, he can't quite duplicate ANY power or ability of the people he's shapeshifting into.
He can make himself denser and stronger though, so that at least means he has super strength and super durability. He's also physically immortal.
Looks like someone forgot Bat-mite, an imp from the 5th Dimension, who is a REALITY WARPER!
Bat-mite is not a villain
Buster Luster exactly
@@MULTIVERSAL_MASHUPS Is just a annoying little brat. XD
Bat Mite sincerely wants to help Batman, but he gets in the way more than he helps.
Hes not a villian dude.
Solomon Grundy is the most physically powerful of all the rogues' gallery.
Born in monday
Christened on Tuesday.
Took ill on a Thursday
Worse on Friday
Died on Saturday
Personally I see the Batman who laughs as the overall most powerful villain batman has faced alone.
[ 7:31 ] "Plant life Goddess" to be more specific. Kind of like Demeder, the goddess of plants.
Bane actually kicking his addiction to venom and still managing to kick ass all day long sounds really compelling and awesome. Can anyone give me some reading recommendations that involve a sober Bane?
Bat mite and Emperor Joker are
Way stronger the everyone on this
list.
Bat mite is not an enemy. He's just a fanboy who gets in the way more than he helps.
Batmite isn't a villian
@@diffusewings4937 Bat Mite sincerely wanted to help Batman, but he just got in the way more often than not.
@@BrotherDerrick3X yeah but you cant say he is a good guy he literally wanted to give Joker 1% of his powers so Batman would have a challenge.
Madness that wasn’t bat mite that was mr myxlptylz
Thats a really cool new format, I like it 🤟
In terms of annoyance, arkhamverses Riddler takes the freaking cake
Pls do a part 2 we're you cover smarts fighting skills and speed.
I think Scarecrow is worth at least as an honorable mention. The guy can project any person’s greatest fears if he injects them or exposes them to his gas. That’s pretty powerful imo. Not saying he’s more powerful than Ivy, Clayface or Ra’s. But he at least deserves to be mentioned.
Please could you do a "every time batman has cried" video?
Your voice is so soothing
Do which Lantern Corp these Star Wars jedi should be
Anakin Skywalker, Luke Skywalker, Obi Wan Kenobi, Asoka Tano, Rey and Yoda
Dude just imagine Anakin/Vader with a ring :D
Anakin- Red Lantern
Luke: Blue Latern
Obi wan: Green Lantern
Asoka: Green Lantern
Rey: Blue Lantern
Yoda: Green Lantern
Just realized they match the lightsabers they used the most.
Super gq Anakin depends on the version you’re talking about
Anakin: Rage
Luke: Hope
Obi-Wan: the high ground doesn't need a lantern ring
Ahsoka: Compassion
Yoda: Compassion or Life
FranciskianKing both from the Clone Wars and from the movies
Haven't seen the complete video yet, but my personal opinion is listing Clayface on here. He's a shapeshifter that can take any shape. Kinda like Metamorpho or Plastic man but with more "variety"
I was betting on Poison Ivy being the strongest and I'm glad I bet on that. She's damn powerful and I'd love to see her get more of a spotlight in the good live action movies.
A Clayface Vs. Croc fight would be so cool
Clayface would stomp croc
@@jacobharrington5239 - Indeed... I love Waylon Jones, but this is not a competitive fight. Plus, Killer Croc has had a rivalry with Bane since "Knightfall".
Bane won the first, then in the second Croc attacked Bane in the sewers, where he had the advantage (since he's used to fight under water against real crocodiles) and beat Bane.
We need the rubber match!
@@randallflagg3700 since they both depend on the writer we can't get a clear match. I'd say we should put a strong version of each. Like the 15 feet tall Croc from Arkham games and Tom King's Bane who can stomp Batman even without venom
That's an insanely bad matchup for Killer Croc.
Clayface croc can’t really hert Clayface.
I just wanna say thank you for not bringing up the joker at all in this video. I love the joker but he gets too much credit. Also I'd like to propose a interesting idea for a video. Who is Batman's most intelligent villain? The contenders should be The Riddler, Bane, Hugo Strange and Mister Freeze.
Joker would still be a good candidate for Batman's smartest villain
You know it is a good video when they get straight to the point
What about Solomon Grundy? That guy is practically immortal too
Clayface's greatest weapon is his shapechanging and professional acting. He can literally be anyone, anywhere. He's like Chameleon on steroids. If only his abilities could be fully fleshed, lol, out and explored, he could easily be Batman's most powerful and lethal villain. Unfortunately, he's most often protrayed as a brute or imbecile.
Clayface biggest weakness, is that he's insane. if he wasn't, he would either be a menace, or a billionaire.
The Joker was the only one to fully defeat Batman (The Batman Who Laughs) and was also the only one to drive him to seeking help from an alternate reality (Injustice). The Joker is, hands-down, his most powerful villain. And both of these accomplishments were from beyond the grave. All the other arguments are just illusions dancing for those who do not understand power.
You mean emperor joker? That's his most powerful version. He becomes omnipotent.
Well this is kind of a trick question
Every villain in the whole DC Universe is his enemy
Your videos are always awesome and phenomenal and good job 👍
What about scarecrow? Not exactly sure which, but i know that in one comic his fear toxin literally works as mind control. What about joker? He may not have the technical strength or expense power, but he has shown time and time again, he could easily defeat batman if he wanted
There is a version of scarecrow where he becomes a yellow lantern he would definitely be the strongest here except Grundy
Keep in mind that The Batman's Phosphorus is semi-adapted from a comic book villain Dr. Phosphorus. That and Batman actually has several living nuclear reactors in his Rogues Gallery. Surprisingly, most of them, like Cyclotronic Man are second or third tier villains.
id have to go with scarecrow he can turn a man into his own worst enemy
JAY OH he even turned himself into a god in knightfall
I like how the thumbnail was just almost every batman Villian looking at what the riddler was writing.
I would love to see a cross over battle between Poison Ivy Vs. Bobby Drake/Iceman. Two names rarely mentioned in conversations about most powerful characters.
Iceman wins. Cold kills plants after all. And besides, Iceman can just rebuild himself if he gets damaged and can just instantly freeze her whenever he wants.
@@cesarflamenco9484 ye that won't work considering she controls littelry all plant life on earth to free her
Ivy is weak as hell. I dunno what you're talking about lol
@@olofacosta3192 How is she weak? Her mind control power can be planetary level.
@@vinhbao9738 no she cant. If that was the case then why would batman beat her every single time? She can only really control certain plants she creates by herself. But otherwise swamp thing is the real overpowered avatar of the green. Ivy is nothing but an insect to him.
Clayface’s bio in Arkham Asylum states that that version of him can copy the powers of those he shape shifts into. So, an argument could be made that he is not only Batman’s strongest villain, but may also be one of the most powerful characters in DC if his potential was fully realized. Assuming there is no limit to the powers he can copy, he could easily become just as powerful as characters like the Spectre. If there really was no limit to this power of Clayface’s, then he would sort of act like DC’s version of Prodigy from Marvel.
Clayface vs amazo. Fight!
I mean joker
He has QUITE a big following. Seemingly endless money and influence
Lets face it. The penguin may not be the most powerful but he is looking fresh today.
Which lantern corps should the stranger things cast be in?
Courage that's it
Brown lantern Corp of Cringe
oh god not this shit
The Batman corps because well... BECAUSE!
dy1ss 24 all would be green
You took the words right out of my mouth about Grundy giving Superman a run for his money.
Yeah. But are we supposed to forget that a single pollen or dust from Pamela basically controlled superman? She is connected to the green, basically mother nature
@@stevefox6536 Eh, Grundy debuted as a Green Lantern villian anyway.
Spider-Man's most powerful villain next!
That would be Carnage in strength and raw power. He doesn't need resources
The energy vampire Morlun is very powerful, he killed Spider-Man in their first encounter in the early 2000's run
Patrick Acosta venom??
@@GEObandicoot Yeah venom's pretty powerful he'd be up there, he can avoid Spider-Man's Spider Sense and he has Super Strength. He isn't as powerful as Carnage and Morlun though, Carnage is about the same level as Spider-Man and Venom combined. Morlun also killed Spider-Man in their first fight, something venom nor carnage did.
Kingpin and Rhino would be up there too, Kingpin is fairly strong physically and has alot of resources at his disposal like Ra's Al Ghul. Rhino is so strong he's fought the likes of the hulk
Fact: the original bane in the knight fall comics was the strongest seven without the venom and he was a genius
The most powerful batman villains are.....
Tom king and Schumacher
How could you do this to me
Because they're the only ones that are real.
I feel like a character people often forget about is The Gentleman Ghost. Bro has teleportation, he's immortal, he can pass through any substance with ease, he can float on air, he can turn completely invisible, and the ability to control the dead. His only weakeness are royal nobles (which Batman is not), virgins (which Batman most likely is not. Also im not making that up) and the Nth metal.
Joker is the most powerful the man set a nuke off in injustice also he gives batman more of a run for his money joker is more powerful in the terms of unpredictability
I love the thumbnail, the bio pics from Arkham Asylum were awesome
His strongest enemy is obviously rotten tomatoes
As well as the Suicide Squad’s.
3:08
Loved this episode❗️👏🏼
What does everyone think of the new Harley Quinn series
Makenzie Roberts pretty good
FranciskianKing yeah definitely the best version of clayface and king shark
Did you forget about kiteman
Joe doe 907 nope will never forget about that legend
Love the joker in it
Joker has the power of a huge fanbase. DC physically can’t keep him dead.
Where did you get that thumbnail?
Also, the answer is Kite Man, hell yeah
The thumbnail is an artwork from "Arkham Asylum"; and Hell Yeah indeed. Kite Man is the best thing about the new "Harley Quinn" cartoon IMHO
@@randallflagg3700 Did you mean The Arkham Asylum game or something else?
When he said Bane without his venom is just a normal person in good shape...2:13
What about new Batman villain Mr. Bloom? He is basically Gotham's version of Slender Man with retractable claws and body...
Great video, has me thinking, if the Batman mythos was real, then villains like Poison Ivy, Clayface and Killer Croc would be the ones scaring the shit out of us.
People like Joker, Two-Face, Penguin and Riddler wouldn't even be a blip on our radar compared to actual meta-humans.
As all it would take is a single bullet to eliminate any one of them, just like any normal human.
Most "Powerful" : Ra's al Gul
Most Dangerous : Joker
Prove me wrong....
@Blue Kid trolling me doesn't count....NEXT!!
@@King-mg7vy How is Ra's the most powerful?
It's much more cool that when you think it through the only way that Clayface can really die is either when his material expires, at the heat death of the universe, of if he is disassembled cell by cell
Before I watch I'm going to say Joker
Ur wrong
Wolf of Ataraxis he’s not powerful (unless he gets powers which he sometimes does)
@@jamestorres000 meh
Ronnie James hes broken the batman over and over caused injustice to take place and created batman who laughs who else has done that much?
In the Arkham games strength wise it goes to Clayface and Solomon Grundy because even though Batman's against killing the only way he could stop Grundy and Clayface was to kill them. But since Grundy's a constantly reincarnating zombie Arkham Knight reveals through a Gotham City story that Grundy came back to life after Batman killed him in the Iceberg Lounge. Someone also left a shrine to him with a recording of a kid singing the Solomon Grundy rhyme.
The joker is the most powerful villain 💯
Not in terms of strength or power tho
He's the most dangerous
@@thecoolerduck706 but not the most "powerful"
I felt bad for killer croc in the arkham knight game, doctors mutated him into more of a crocodile and all he was trying to do is ro find a way for him to get fixed and back to his original self.
Ha I said one second ago ha ha ha haThat means I’m first ha ha Ha ha ha and I like the first Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha
Check again bro... ur wrong
@@energyrider3672 what I’m sosoo dummmmb
@@energyrider3672 jk
Great video as always my guy.
The Batman was just a really cool show as it has really cool character designs like Mr Freeze, Firefly and while I know most people didn't like it I liked the Jokers design and it had one of my favorite episodes which was where everyone turned into zombies
Without a doubt.
Calendar man
It's a little sad that Killer Croc in the Arkham universe was never able to remove his collar or shackle cuffs. Imagine all that time he must've spent in the how many years between Arkham Asylum and Arkham Knight trying to pry it off, and eventually realizing he'll have to spend the rest of his life with enormous rings of metal bound to his neck and wrists. Makes you feel bad for him.
Well this is an easy enough question to answer and I'm sure many have already thought of it
Kiteman
Hell yeah
3:50 fight back croc, fight back
I am an Arrow fan and I like that he put the scene where Ras al Ghul destroy green arrow in the mountain sword fight
How does this person not have over 1 million subscribers
Video:gives superpowers
Me: Harley
The Batman who laughs: Am I a joke to you?
Not a Batman villain just an alternative Batman from another dimension.
Its a one off villain or JL villain We are talking about recurring villains in Batman's rouge gallery.
Imagine these 3 working together
Imagine all these people fused together
The penguin and two face has the most resources in Batman’s rogue gallery
Batman's got some 87+ years under different authors, so he's got a HUGE rogue's gallery, and has some one shot/rare guys who you may not have considered. Solomon Grundy is a Green Lantern villain who sort of got handed down when Alan Scot retired and Batman took over Gotham, so I agree with you there, but the Monk is Batman's BBEG vampire, an equal of Dracula in DC who has armies of werewolves and vampires at his beck and call who could compete reasonably in all three categories. Dr. Tzin-Tzin is an oriental mystic with fairly powerful magic at his command but since much of his power is illusory in nature, he maybe isn't nearly as powerful as he comes off besides being a minor figure in the rogue's gallery. The Snowman has only appeared twice but in both stories he revealed the powers of The Batman's Mister Freeze portrayal so he's kinda covered since Mister Freeze typically uses gadgets for his effects. Bat-villains aren't as powerful as other heroes' rogues because Batman being a normal human being doesn't require the levels of power one finds in other heroes.
Clayface is a member of bat family
When Batman held Robin like his son at 4:44 😲