In one version of his origin they pointed out that despite his appearance he trained himself to be a very good fighter. While he isn't up to the level of Batman, the average thug wouldn't stand a chance against him.
what do you mean DC wants us to forget that he is a master of Judo that sounds badass as hell. now I really want him in Injustice a Judo grappler skilled in Ninjitsu with Aerial Bird supports and Umbrella guns/swords. he would be unique as hell being a mix of Zoning and close Combat similar to Peacock from Skullgirls
Penguin has always been overrated, in my opinion. He was looked upon for decades as second only to the Joker, and yet you really have to reinvent him to make him interesting. Unless you make him a freak of nature or something, he's just a fat guy in a tuxedo with trick umbrellas.
Not sure on the others, but I read the Joker's Asylum issue. Largely about how Penguin was "picked on for being different," which makes it a freak Penguin story. It's an okay book, not great, but TOTALLY a freak Penguin story. That's not who the Penguin was for the first 50 years of his existence.
So what..? Is a good Penguin story, that humanized him as a character and a villain. It doesn't matter if is not who he used to be 50 years ago.. times changes, and comic book characters too. Go and read the rest anyway..
Purple Man I'm not sure why you're arguing with me when you seem to agree that only by drastically changing the character has he ever become interesting. I'm talking about the fact that the Penguin had a reputation for being in the upper echelon of Batman's rogues gallery for decades, without really meriting such high placement, and that the only way to make him interesting was to completely change who he was. You seem to be taking me to task by agreeing with me?
10 things DC wants you to forget about Deathstroke 1)he was a good hero 2)he had an affair with a minor 3)he killed his own son twice 4)he nuked blüdhaven 5)the time he became young 6)he killed lobo!? 7)he knocked out Batman twice 8) Smallville and Lois and Clark 9) He drugged his daughter 10) his Nth armor
One of my favorite underrated villains. I like the shady businessman aspect of his character, which could have made him a rival to Lex Luthor as far as controlling the underworld while having a seemingly legit company. It woulda made him a rival for Bruce Wayne as well, like a lot of Batman/Superman crossovers with Lex. It's sad that so many batman villains are ruined because the writers wanna focus on a gimmick.
Robin Taylor Lord (gotham's tv series penguin) is the best, (and we all know it dont deny it) he was manipulative, more intelligent/clever, and loved that they make him more emotional, his character to me is better then danny devitos by a long shot (who cares if its not as accurate) and personally LOVE they change in sexuality. Prefer him for males (to me i think it fits better, despite against the comics) over being a womanizer prevert. Innocent shy virgin thing is soooo cute it traps u in there spell (just like a penguin) Also to all the ppl that are only hating this penguin cause hes gay, get over urself..who cares?! Knock off with the homophobia, no one got all mad when barbara was bi sexual? And making out with girls?A sexuality change in a character isnt gonna effect the show and in this case i think its a change for the better.
Peyton Wooley You clearly have no idea about The Penguin character.. and yes, Robin Lord Taylor portrays an awesome prefomance of Oswald Cobblepot, but not the best one, read some comics before say something like that. Also.. Penguin isn't homosexual in Gotham, the actor himself said so, and explained it arguing that Oswald is a really sensible person, he just wanted affect, no matter who went from, a female friend or a male one. He just doesn't understand what love is, and he never will.. because he's The Penguin.
Mr. Cobblepot Ik hes not, ik his character is straight (in comics) im saying i think the comics SHOULD of been re written back in the 40s if he were gay instead. I prefer it that way. (for sexuality, even though hes a sociopath) The main reason they allowed penguin to be gay in the show becuz it made robins performance more comfortable (since hes gay in real life) I prefer the way he was portraited in gotham verison better then the others. I prefer this verison over danny devitos, and even burgess merediths (like most here too) its not accurate to the comics but who cares? If everything was 100% from the comics to the show why watch u will know what will happen lol. I do agree on some changes that make no sense that can confuse and possibly wreck the storyline annoyed me (like killing off victor fries's wife too early made no sense..) but certain changes are for the better from gotham show (keyword SOME, not all some were stupid will admit) changing up penguins character in gotham imo was better (even though inaccurate) lol this is just my opinion thats all i have to say.
I have to agreed with you on all that last (most part) Gotham Penguin is an amazing version of the character, one of my favorites. And of course.. is way better that Tim Burton's Penguin (accurate too... yes, Danny DeVito portrayed a good villain, but that was not The Penguin) and Burgess Meredith's. I didn't like the whole thing of his "love" for The Riddler, and no.. i'm not homophobic, l just love this character and I like him how he is and the way he was writed, that's all. All these changes on characters already defined make me sick.
Mr. Cobblepot Lol agreed on some of ur stuff. Me im just not fond of devitos performance like i prefer burgess over him?! Thats saying something. Idk what it was just didnt care for him. Me i just shipper/freaky fangurl like 80% of the show watchers for the two nygmobblepot (no hard feelings if ur not) but yeah lil penguin is emotional confused, due to nygma filling the void after penguins moms death hes very vulerable. And was being his close best friend. (But tbh when u give someone a freaking love riddle to ur 'best friend' that was pretty gay haha i think anyone would get mixed messages there) but anyway overrall i do understand some of ur points as well lol just we have different opinions. ☺
Judo is a more grapple-based kind of martial arts, so it'd make sense for someone with the weird claw-flippers that can still grab things. His lower center of gravity due to being short might help too. Honestly, if he weren't a fat, rich socialite with no visible musclemass, I could buy it. He could be like Taz.
.... 6 months later XD He may be like the Kingpin in marvel : quiet about his taste for bodybuilding and just fat enough to hide that he is built like a weightlifter in order to take his ennemies by surprise with his real strength (however I got to admit that the 6 feet+ of the kingpin make it that much credible for him to be a close combat beast).
Which comics show his fighting skills off. The only time i recall him doing any fighting is in animal instincts against the bullies with his umbrella and some close combat weapon attacks on gotham as well.
I recall a line from one of the Arkham video games where Deathstroke was evaluating his combat viability. "Short opponents can be deadly; you should lose some weight, though."
the fact that Penguin actually became an informant for Batman dealing with the criminal underground, Penguin would provide info on future Heists or schemes and Batman would give him tons of money
You probably should've used footage from the cartoon "The Batman" when talking about his martial arts skills. Then you would've had some footage of his martial arts skills.
That stock market storyline has another even bigger issue. If the Penguin actually is a financial genius who can make lots of money just by speculating in stock, there is literally no reason for the character to commit crime anymore. Penguin is driven by the wish to make a lot of money - so if he has a legal way to do so no problem, why risking that for another one that is way riskier and involves possibly getting beat up by Batman.
Yeah, same sort of reason as to why Lex got reinvented into more of a businessman than a mad scientist. If you can invent an earthquake machine why use it to rob a bank when you can simply sell the machine for even more money perfectly legally?
That's not at all Penguin's motivation. In the actual story in question, he states the *exact opposite,* that merely making money is boring. He wants the physical and mental challenge of matching wits with the law and degrading people he envies.
4:34 Scene from 'Batman: Return of the Caped Crusaders.' Pretty kick ass since it had the voices of Adam West, Burt Ward, and Julie Newmar. Plus it goes back to the campy dialogue that I loved from the tv series. For example: "Bruce look! It's the black-bearer of a billion bumper shoots. The Penguin!"
This comment section: 80% people talking about Robin Lord Taylor's amazing portrayal on Gotham. (Half of whom are arguing about that version being gay) 10% people talking about the Birds of Prey fantasy 10% everything else
Fun fact: The U.K. has a knockoff of the chocolate brand "Turtles" called, I shit you not, "Tuxedos" with a penguin as the mascot. You might even say it's a......sh*t knockoff for wankers?!! #Sh*tKnockoffForWankers!
I think people underestimate the Penguin - his gimmick is crazy, but he's still a sadistic criminal (and without insanity either), so I suspect he probably exploits the more ludicrous aspects of himself to catch people off-guard.
The penguin! A judo master? Yes, I think I would pay to see that movie. :D the Dooku Yoda duel is a perfect example. So wonderfully Ludacris it would bring all the penguin fans out to see the film. And yes, Penguin does have a fan base
the cartoon called "The Batman" had penguin control birds and have a team of trained birds as henchmen. since this came out in 2003 DC clearly is not trying to hard to forget this point
I always missed that part were he teams up with the Joker especially the Scooby Doo crossover because that was the first time I know batman, robin, joker and the penguin at the same time.
I maintain that the best version of the penguin is from "the batman" cartoon following batman's early years through to the formation of the justice league, the penguin is a kung fu master with two weird geisha ninja henchmen, he also trains birds into doing his crimes for him and he frequently steals bird themed jewellery.
I kinda like the way Penguin (or if you're Benedict Cumberbatch The Pengwing) has or or less become kind of a more gray area character who Batman let's run the Iceberg Lounge and will use him to get information on other criminals, but will sell anyone out. I kinda like him being the more gentlemanly criminal. That's one thing I like about DC is they've taken some laughable villains and reworked them into more in depth characters. Two great examples would be Calculator becoming basically Oracle for villains and Kiteman as he was portrayed in the War of Jokes and Riddles.
Ok that's now two Whatculture videos where they pronounce it HA-REEM. Is this actually the way brits pronounce harem and I've just never noticed it before?
#10. He was originally part of Jason Todd's Pre-Crisis origin, which was basically a copy/paste of Richard Grayson's. #9. He was a friend to homeless people, and considered reforming, until Batman fucked that up. #8. Bane broke both his arms during the buildup to Knightfall, and then broke an arm again during it. Point is, he got the shit kicked out of him, as part of the Worf Effect. #7. The only time he's actually looked remotely like a full-on crocodile in the main DCU (1938-2011) comics [stuff like a tail and that] was during _Batman: Hush_, when he was infected with a virus. #6. He used to be pretty smart. Not on Mr. Freeze / Rā's al Ghūl / Bane / Joker levels, but still smarter than the dumb brute he is now. #5. He was never a part of the Suicide Squad, before the movie came out. #4. He once worked with Two-Face, Commisioner Gordon, and Alfred to take on a vampire Batman. [Batman: Crimson Mist] #3. He was once fused with Silas Burr / Cyber, as part of the DC / Marvel crossover, the 'Amalgam' universe. #2. The _Flashpoint_ Batman put a machete through his head. #1. *Extremely* broadly speaking, the idea of a lizard guy from Florida with violent tendencies was done by Marvel first. Waylon Jones / Killer Croc: _Detective Comics_ #523, Feb. 1983. Curt Connors / The Lizard: _The Amazing Spider-Man_ #6, Nov. 1963.
Yeah, I really liked the Penguin when I was young. Probably because he was one of Batman's villains that was shown the most. Joker, Catwoman, Penguin, the Riddler - Those were like the big villains. That was before the animated series and everything though, so essentially the 60's Batman series was the series I was most familiar with when I was young. The animated series came out in 1992 and in it he was less relevant. But until then all I had was the 2 Batman movies (The second one had the Penguin and came out just before the animated series), the 60's Batman, and various 60's and 70's cartoons that had Batman. I always found it weird he was less relevant after that
The best thing they ever did was make the Penguin a kingpin in the vein of Señor Ferrari who was in on or knew about all the illegal activity in Gotham, but kept his own hands clean.
Don't you hate it when you open your umbrella because it's raining and you accidentally shoot down a helicopter
Tactical Manatee LOL
I so hate it when that happens
😂 😂 LoL 😂
happens to me on the daily.
Yea, the paperwork for the insurance is always a nightmare.
Not gonna lie, Pogo-Stick umbrella sounds ingenious for a product.
S. Seward I agree
You'd think his fat butt would break it.
I’d buy one
I like the idea that penguin can handle himself if he absolutely has to.
In one version of his origin they pointed out that despite his appearance he trained himself to be a very good fighter. While he isn't up to the level of Batman, the average thug wouldn't stand a chance against him.
The Penguin is my favourite Batman villain, I don't know why but I like him
what do you mean DC wants us to forget that he is a master of Judo that sounds badass as hell. now I really want him in Injustice a Judo grappler skilled in Ninjitsu with Aerial Bird supports and Umbrella guns/swords. he would be unique as hell being a mix of Zoning and close Combat similar to Peacock from Skullgirls
When i clicked i completely thought it said "10 things DC wants you to forget about club penguin". Thats the top 10 we need, whatculture.
Yeah!
Bah! Still the best and classiest Batman villain of all time. Don't cha dare to disagree! Waugh, Waugh, Waugh!
In the 1966 Batman movie The Penguin was the leader of the gang which also consisted of Joker, Riddler and Catwoman.
Yep
Don't underestimate a penguin selling you cigarettes, they're killer
Ahhh...one of Batman's most underrated villains.
Reboundprodigy Ignorant.
Penguin has always been overrated, in my opinion. He was looked upon for decades as second only to the Joker, and yet you really have to reinvent him to make him interesting. Unless you make him a freak of nature or something, he's just a fat guy in a tuxedo with trick umbrellas.
Not sure on the others, but I read the Joker's Asylum issue. Largely about how Penguin was "picked on for being different," which makes it a freak Penguin story. It's an okay book, not great, but TOTALLY a freak Penguin story. That's not who the Penguin was for the first 50 years of his existence.
So what..? Is a good Penguin story, that humanized him as a character and a villain. It doesn't matter if is not who he used to be 50 years ago.. times changes, and comic book characters too. Go and read the rest anyway..
Purple Man I'm not sure why you're arguing with me when you seem to agree that only by drastically changing the character has he ever become interesting. I'm talking about the fact that the Penguin had a reputation for being in the upper echelon of Batman's rogues gallery for decades, without really meriting such high placement, and that the only way to make him interesting was to completely change who he was. You seem to be taking me to task by agreeing with me?
10 things DC wants you to forget about Deathstroke
1)he was a good hero
2)he had an affair with a minor
3)he killed his own son twice
4)he nuked blüdhaven
5)the time he became young
6)he killed lobo!?
7)he knocked out Batman twice
8) Smallville and Lois and Clark
9) He drugged his daughter
10) his Nth armor
Ian Hauser when you meen minor you meen terra right
killer sands yep terra
Ian Hauser quite a sad story arc for beastboy,comics and show
Still probably my favorite villain.
I think in Gotham (series) who plays Penguin does a great job
Bazsa yes he does
ROBIN LORD TAYLOR!!
he's like the best part of the show
He kills it in every scene he's in.
The actor is Robin Lord Taylor
robin lord taylor potrays the penguin in such an amazing manner.. he's so manipulating and ruthless
And adorable as HECK
penguin from gotham series was awsome
Say what you will about Gotham, they did make Penguin cool
True!!
Penguin was always cool wut u mean
One of my favorite underrated villains. I like the shady businessman aspect of his character, which could have made him a rival to Lex Luthor as far as controlling the underworld while having a seemingly legit company. It woulda made him a rival for Bruce Wayne as well, like a lot of Batman/Superman crossovers with Lex. It's sad that so many batman villains are ruined because the writers wanna focus on a gimmick.
I still find it weird that in a lot of the movies and comics hes fat but in the telltale games hes the thinnest guy ever
Iviano because they try to set it out like a real tv show.
Iviano Yeah, and he was American up until the Arkham games: now he's English. 😒
the telltale batman game are a prequel, so he gonna get fat and ugly somehow
King Merck And English..? 🤔
Iviano I actually prefer penguin to be like that than making him short and fat I could take him seriously if he came out in the new DC movies
Should I feel guilty now about my fantasies about the Birds of Prey?
No. You shouldn't. Anyone can have fantasies about ANY female superhero and not feel guilty about it. After all, it's kind of a guilty pleasure.
....so you're saying that he should feel guilty? (I.e.. GUILTY pleasure)
That depends on the individual. As in anybody.
not at all
Robert Polanco The point of a guilty pleasure is that you're getting pleasure from something that should be making you feel, well, guilty.
3:32 boy I bet Donald trump is shaking in his boots
Robin Taylor Lord (gotham's tv series penguin) is the best, (and we all know it dont deny it) he was manipulative, more intelligent/clever, and loved that they make him more emotional, his character to me is better then danny devitos by a long shot (who cares if its not as accurate) and personally LOVE they change in sexuality. Prefer him for males (to me i think it fits better, despite against the comics) over being a womanizer prevert. Innocent shy virgin thing is soooo cute it traps u in there spell (just like a penguin)
Also to all the ppl that are only hating this penguin cause hes gay, get over urself..who cares?! Knock off with the homophobia, no one got all mad when barbara was bi sexual? And making out with girls?A sexuality change in a character isnt gonna effect the show and in this case i think its a change for the better.
Peyton Wooley You clearly have no idea about The Penguin character.. and yes, Robin Lord Taylor portrays an awesome prefomance of Oswald Cobblepot, but not the best one, read some comics before say something like that.
Also.. Penguin isn't homosexual in Gotham, the actor himself said so, and explained it arguing that Oswald is a really sensible person, he just wanted affect, no matter who went from, a female friend or a male one. He just doesn't understand what love is, and he never will.. because he's The Penguin.
Mr. Cobblepot
Ik hes not, ik his character is straight (in comics) im saying i think the comics SHOULD of been re written back in the 40s if he were gay instead. I prefer it that way. (for sexuality, even though hes a sociopath)
The main reason they allowed penguin to be gay in the show becuz it made robins performance more comfortable (since hes gay in real life)
I prefer the way he was portraited in gotham verison better then the others. I prefer this verison over danny devitos, and even burgess merediths (like most here too) its not accurate to the comics but who cares? If everything was 100% from the comics to the show why watch u will know what will happen lol.
I do agree on some changes that make no sense that can confuse and possibly wreck the storyline annoyed me (like killing off victor fries's wife too early made no sense..) but certain changes are for the better from gotham show (keyword SOME, not all some were stupid will admit) changing up penguins character in gotham imo was better (even though inaccurate) lol this is just my opinion thats all i have to say.
I have to agreed with you on all that last (most part) Gotham Penguin is an amazing version of the character, one of my favorites. And of course.. is way better that Tim Burton's Penguin (accurate too... yes, Danny DeVito portrayed a good villain, but that was not The Penguin) and Burgess Meredith's.
I didn't like the whole thing of his "love" for The Riddler, and no.. i'm not homophobic, l just love this character and I like him how he is and the way he was writed, that's all. All these changes on characters already defined make me sick.
Mr. Cobblepot
Lol agreed on some of ur stuff.
Me im just not fond of devitos performance like i prefer burgess over him?!
Thats saying something. Idk what it was just didnt care for him. Me i just shipper/freaky fangurl like 80% of the show watchers for the two nygmobblepot (no hard feelings if ur not) but yeah lil penguin is emotional confused, due to nygma filling the void after penguins moms death hes very vulerable. And was being his close best friend. (But tbh when u give someone a freaking love riddle to ur 'best friend' that was pretty gay haha i think anyone would get mixed messages there) but anyway overrall i do understand some of ur points as well lol just we have different opinions. ☺
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Penguin is probably the only Batman villain who just want some good old money.
He doesn't want money, he wants respect.
@@juanreynaldo1041 exactly
Both the bird-controlling and judo mastery were actually used incredibly well in The Batman.
for 14years I've cosplayed Penguin to many events and what not so its amazing that you went out of your way to make this video.
I love it!
Ive always thought that if I were ever to cosplay, it would be as the Penguin! I'm not overweight through, but I do have a big nose! XD
rattis then you're PERFECT for Burgess Meredith's Penguin XD
Most sane Batman villain is scarecrow, surprisingly. He's just evil and sadistic as fuck. That's partly why i think he's so terrifying
Alex MacGregor Joker is. Joker is completely sane. They actually call him super sane
Eeeeeeeh . . . Scarecrow's not entirely sane (if nothing else, he's repressing the damage from almost two decades of abuse).
Why would yo u want to forget about him being a Judo Master? That sounds epic, a midget, plump, hand to hand combat expert!
So... having sexual fantasies about the Birds of Prey makes you a pervert? Not following you there.
He once got raped in Prison
Jacob Johnson jesus
Jacob Johnson Really? Wtf?! Any source?
+Jacob Johnson April Fools right?
Jacob Johnson by who
Really?
idk why everyone thinks penguin being gay is a bad thing. Its actually a really interesting change and i really like it
Did anyone else see the text box saying Donald Trump must be scared
I did.
Pineapple Moose no
Yes, I did.....
Who should play the next live action Penguin?
JS Pena danny davito
Is it just me who thinks this guy sounds a little bit like I Hate Everything at times?
Ned Kelsey A little bit
Ned Kelsey Kind of. Not really.
He sounds like an IHE that doesn't hate everything
Ned Kelsey yeah
These are ten things I didn't even know about the penguin
Judo is a more grapple-based kind of martial arts, so it'd make sense for someone with the weird claw-flippers that can still grab things. His lower center of gravity due to being short might help too. Honestly, if he weren't a fat, rich socialite with no visible musclemass, I could buy it. He could be like Taz.
.... 6 months later XD
He may be like the Kingpin in marvel : quiet about his taste for bodybuilding and just fat enough to hide that he is built like a weightlifter in order to take his ennemies by surprise with his real strength (however I got to admit that the 6 feet+ of the kingpin make it that much credible for him to be a close combat beast).
Which comics show his fighting skills off. The only time i recall him doing any fighting is in animal instincts against the bullies with his umbrella and some close combat weapon attacks on gotham as well.
Oliver Queen ua-cam.com/video/6zGWnuGyDuo/v-deo.html
I recall a line from one of the Arkham video games where Deathstroke was evaluating his combat viability.
"Short opponents can be deadly; you should lose some weight, though."
Anyone else catch the tidbit that PENGUIN IS THE HEAD OF THE UMBRELLA CORPORATION??
Hes super gay for Riddler.
In gotham, yeah, and in some if the comics they're seen as close
Sahib they've been close in a few publications, altho probably not romantically
Sahib THANK YOU! I hate that people don’t watch it cause it doesn’t follow the story line of the comics, when there’s multiple storylines and AU’s.
the fact that Penguin actually became an informant for Batman dealing with the criminal underground, Penguin would provide info on future Heists or schemes and Batman would give him tons of money
last time i was this early batmans parents were still alive
Still like the way he was portrayed in the Arkham games
He was also modeled after the Dick Tracy villain, Broadway Bates, who appeared a good 8-9 years before Penguin.
Still scratching my head over the times Penguin was drawn with the monocle on his LEFT eye. Hwaaaaangh, hwaaaaaangh, hwaaaaaangh!
You probably should've used footage from the cartoon "The Batman" when talking about his martial arts skills. Then you would've had some footage of his martial arts skills.
Honorable Mention: Penguin and Riddler had a relationship in the show Gotham
They were never actually together.
You forgot that the Penguin also used to love to screw with the Batmobile.
Why he thought taking out Batman's car was the same as taking on the Batman... I have no idea.
That stock market storyline has another even bigger issue. If the Penguin actually is a financial genius who can make lots of money just by speculating in stock, there is literally no reason for the character to commit crime anymore. Penguin is driven by the wish to make a lot of money - so if he has a legal way to do so no problem, why risking that for another one that is way riskier and involves possibly getting beat up by Batman.
Dead Phoenix He enjoys playing even more dangerously?
Dead Phoenix Loves the thrill?
Yeah, same sort of reason as to why Lex got reinvented into more of a businessman than a mad scientist. If you can invent an earthquake machine why use it to rob a bank when you can simply sell the machine for even more money perfectly legally?
That's not at all Penguin's motivation. In the actual story in question, he states the *exact opposite,* that merely making money is boring. He wants the physical and mental challenge of matching wits with the law and degrading people he envies.
Well, there's "Gotham", where the Penguin fell in love with the Riddler before they became mortal enemies...
They probably want us to forget about all the times batman has let him get away with crimes in exchange for snitching other villains out.
4:34
Scene from 'Batman: Return of the Caped Crusaders.'
Pretty kick ass since it had the voices of Adam West, Burt Ward, and Julie Newmar.
Plus it goes back to the campy dialogue that I loved from the tv series. For example:
"Bruce look! It's the black-bearer of a billion bumper shoots. The Penguin!"
Telltale Games had a pretty awesome Penguin
This comment section:
80% people talking about Robin Lord Taylor's amazing portrayal on Gotham. (Half of whom are arguing about that version being gay)
10% people talking about the Birds of Prey fantasy
10% everything else
Most of this isn't that awkward. Seeing him fight Batman is always fun
you ever pet a penguin, their pretty soft man
One of my life ambitions.
The Penguin in "The Batman"(2004 Series) was a kick ass fighter
fun fact: in Batman Returns, they originally planned for the Penguin to use "Mr. Boniface" as an alias when he ran for mayor
Fun fact: The U.K. has a knockoff of the chocolate brand "Turtles" called, I shit you not, "Tuxedos" with a penguin as the mascot. You might even say it's a......sh*t knockoff for wankers?!! #Sh*tKnockoffForWankers!
I think people underestimate the Penguin - his gimmick is crazy, but he's still a sadistic criminal (and without insanity either), so I suspect he probably exploits the more ludicrous aspects of himself to catch people off-guard.
your description of penguins makes me like them even more
If anyone see "Gotham" series, you agree like me that he were a lot more cool when he was young..
Then you clearly don't know The Penguin..
@@juanreynaldo1041 Can you link me or at least give me comics where penguin is featured as young?
MoshY M00 You mean his origins..? Then you should read Penguin : Pain and Prejudice and Joker's Asylum : Penguin.
The penguin! A judo master?
Yes, I think I would pay to see that movie. :D
the Dooku Yoda duel is a perfect example. So wonderfully Ludacris it would bring all the penguin fans out to see the film. And yes, Penguin does have a fan base
Penguin having trained dangerous pet birds is actually kinda cool
Really? "Ha-reem"?
best penguin is the one from the GOTHAM tv show
him fighting in The Batman was always cool
The robot umbrella sounds pretty cool, in theory... I mean... I can visualize it. I hadn't seen one but it couldn't be too hard to imagine.
the cartoon called "The Batman" had penguin control birds and have a team of trained birds as henchmen. since this came out in 2003 DC clearly is not trying to hard to forget this point
Anyone else want to see John Goodman as the Penguin in the DCEU?
John Goodman is enormous tho.
ronindebeatrice use some effects to make him seem shorter
You forgot Flipper hands. Sometimes he has them, sometimes he doesn't... definitely something DC wants people to forget about.
My friends call me penguin because I walk funny lol
Ah, so seeing Joker and Penguin working together in Scooby-Doo Meets Batman makes more sense
President Penguin.
Ill tell ya what i wish i could forget.....that movie when the penguin was a penguin....eeeesh
Oswald fighting in The Batman was actually kind of awesome. It’s not something DC forgot it was used in that show.
The Penguin is love.. The Penguin is Half life
Gotta love the Pogo stick umbrella.
All trick umbrella's are kick ass, and who doesn't fantasize about the birds of prey?!?
Funny
The Batman is an animated series where Penguin is controlling birds
TheDeadCobra
Uhhh, no. That was one episode only. Even then it was only with the aid of technology.
So at no. 4, The Penguin basically went full Ice King? Ok then.
I always missed that part were he teams up with the Joker especially the Scooby Doo crossover because that was the first time I know batman, robin, joker and the penguin at the same time.
That Yoda fight is awesome!
i prefer Pinguin to be a judo master .
Damn, that opening rant was a triumph of alliteration.
Catwoman also steals jewelry at least in more recent stories. She also has a boat a Catamaran.
Say what you want about the Penguin... but Batman Returns was fucking Amazing!
Remember when he rode a dragon in the animated series
I maintain that the best version of the penguin is from "the batman" cartoon following batman's early years through to the formation of the justice league, the penguin is a kung fu master with two weird geisha ninja henchmen, he also trains birds into doing his crimes for him and he frequently steals bird themed jewellery.
O B agreed,
I kinda like the way Penguin (or if you're Benedict Cumberbatch The Pengwing) has or or less become kind of a more gray area character who Batman let's run the Iceberg Lounge and will use him to get information on other criminals, but will sell anyone out. I kinda like him being the more gentlemanly criminal. That's one thing I like about DC is they've taken some laughable villains and reworked them into more in depth characters. Two great examples would be Calculator becoming basically Oracle for villains and Kiteman as he was portrayed in the War of Jokes and Riddles.
Ok that's now two Whatculture videos where they pronounce it HA-REEM. Is this actually the way brits pronounce harem and I've just never noticed it before?
02:03 Wait. The Penguin was in charge of Umbrella Corporation?! That's a Resident Evil game I would play!
You missed his U-Boot.^^
top ten things that DC want you to forget about Killer Croc pls
#10. He was originally part of Jason Todd's Pre-Crisis origin, which was basically a copy/paste of Richard Grayson's.
#9. He was a friend to homeless people, and considered reforming, until Batman fucked that up.
#8. Bane broke both his arms during the buildup to Knightfall, and then broke an arm again during it. Point is, he got the shit kicked out of him, as part of the Worf Effect.
#7. The only time he's actually looked remotely like a full-on crocodile in the main DCU (1938-2011) comics [stuff like a tail and that] was during _Batman: Hush_, when he was infected with a virus.
#6. He used to be pretty smart. Not on Mr. Freeze / Rā's al Ghūl / Bane / Joker levels, but still smarter than the dumb brute he is now.
#5. He was never a part of the Suicide Squad, before the movie came out.
#4. He once worked with Two-Face, Commisioner Gordon, and Alfred to take on a vampire Batman. [Batman: Crimson Mist]
#3. He was once fused with Silas Burr / Cyber, as part of the DC / Marvel crossover, the 'Amalgam' universe.
#2. The _Flashpoint_ Batman put a machete through his head.
#1. *Extremely* broadly speaking, the idea of a lizard guy from Florida with violent tendencies was done by Marvel first. Waylon Jones / Killer Croc: _Detective Comics_ #523, Feb. 1983. Curt Connors / The Lizard: _The Amazing Spider-Man_ #6, Nov. 1963.
Not as fascinating as a proper TTTTDCWYTFA, but hope it's given you some ideas ^__^
THEY'RE ONTO US LADS
Yeah, I really liked the Penguin when I was young. Probably because he was one of Batman's villains that was shown the most. Joker, Catwoman, Penguin, the Riddler - Those were like the big villains. That was before the animated series and everything though, so essentially the 60's Batman series was the series I was most familiar with when I was young.
The animated series came out in 1992 and in it he was less relevant. But until then all I had was the 2 Batman movies (The second one had the Penguin and came out just before the animated series), the 60's Batman, and various 60's and 70's cartoons that had Batman. I always found it weird he was less relevant after that
Penguins eat..Fish...
Penguins are gods, Oswald Cobblepott is our lord and saviour
3:31 Robin - "Boy, I bet Donald Trump is shaking in his boots." Batman - "If he isn't, he should be."
11 - He's gay in Gotham
first read ''10 Things Disney Wants You To Forget About The Club Penguin'' XD
6:08 was actually showcased in "The Batman" TV show
My fave version of the Penguin is in Telltale series
2:00 and you heard it here first: Oswald Cobblepot created the T-virus and there would be no RESIDENT EVILverse if it wasn't for a Batman villain.
The best thing they ever did was make the Penguin a kingpin in the vein of Señor Ferrari who was in on or knew about all the illegal activity in Gotham, but kept his own hands clean.