Jason Todd is an example of why Zack Snyder is wrong about Batman killing. We wouldn’t have had the Red Hood character arc if it wasn’t for Bruce’s no-kill rule. Even if you disagree with his code sometimes, it’s still an interesting conflict between two different ideologies to think about.
I made a few inaccuracies with this script which I have no idea how I missed. For example Jason being the first Robin and other silly errors like that. I really did my research for this one, but I think some info slipped through the gaps a little here and there. So if you guys could look past that and enjoy the vid for what it is, I'd really appreciate it :)
The most depressing part about the Arkham version of Jason is that even when Joker’s dead he still haunts him to the point where all Jason can do is direct all his hate onto Bruce, the father he most likely still loves deep down because Joker broke Jason down that much.
Batmans no kill rule has made such unique characters and even entire games that being Injustice. That simple and singular rule is used in various manners and greatly
I see red hood as a necessary person. While I love Batman for trying to help his enemies, some either refuse willingly or cant be fixed. Under the Red Hood explains it best, "Not talking about killing Penguin, two-face, ivy, and even bane" those villains can be saved. But Joker can't, he is obsessed with fucking with Batman and other heros and won't stop. Gotham can't kill Joker because he is classified as insane. Batman won't kill joker so the cycle of suffering will continue. Red hood is a necessity for those criminals who are beyond saving.
Great video. Jason isn't my favourite Robin, but his character arc is sad. It shows you that you can still come back from the darkness. I think he embodies the pain that Bruce went through, if not worse, but he made it through it.
Jason Todd is an example of why Zack Snyder is wrong about Batman killing. We wouldn’t have had the Red Hood character arc if it wasn’t for Bruce’s no-kill rule. Even if you disagree with his code sometimes, it’s still an interesting conflict between two different ideologies to think about.
Yeah Zach Synder kinda took 100 L's in 2 hours
@@TheBossFighterzNO he takes 100 L's for his film writing/screenplays. He takes a 1000L's for his take on Batman.
@@FriendlyBatDoomAnd a thousand more with his take on Superman
We need a jason todd game, if anything make it "jason todd kill the suicide quad" XD
😂😂😂 Dude you should work at Rocksteady, Jason would slap the entire squad...
I made a few inaccuracies with this script which I have no idea how I missed. For example Jason being the first Robin and other silly errors like that. I really did my research for this one, but I think some info slipped through the gaps a little here and there. So if you guys could look past that and enjoy the vid for what it is, I'd really appreciate it :)
In white knight he was the first robin
@@cryo9017 Oh really I had no idea!
@@TheBossFighterz it's a comic book
The most depressing part about the Arkham version of Jason is that even when Joker’s dead he still haunts him to the point where all Jason can do is direct all his hate onto Bruce, the father he most likely still loves deep down because Joker broke Jason down that much.
It's such a tragic story. Tbh Jason could've been the main villain in Knight, because he's just such a strong character!
Red Hood is and always will be my favorite DC character.
Batmans no kill rule has made such unique characters and even entire games that being Injustice. That simple and singular rule is used in various manners and greatly
It's such an interesting concept when they explore it through characters like Red Hood...
I see red hood as a necessary person. While I love Batman for trying to help his enemies, some either refuse willingly or cant be fixed. Under the Red Hood explains it best, "Not talking about killing Penguin, two-face, ivy, and even bane" those villains can be saved. But Joker can't, he is obsessed with fucking with Batman and other heros and won't stop. Gotham can't kill Joker because he is classified as insane.
Batman won't kill joker so the cycle of suffering will continue. Red hood is a necessity for those criminals who are beyond saving.
Never looked at it that way! I'm learning to love this character more and more lol
Joker isn't insane. Professionals looked into this and said his behavior does not align with insanity. Therefore he belongs in black gate prison
@@michaelmarto69Correction, he belongs in this place called: hell
Great video. Jason isn't my favourite Robin, but his character arc is sad. It shows you that you can still come back from the darkness. I think he embodies the pain that Bruce went through, if not worse, but he made it through it.
Thank you so much man, glad you enjoyed. Red Hood is such a fun character
Good job bossfighter enjoy vacation!!
Yo this guy needs more views
Thanks bud, appreciate the support!
Don’t forget Jason was a happy robin before all the joker shit happened
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Thanks Nate, love you bud
Dick is the first Robin
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