It's actually fitting. Batman doesn't kill, and it leads to some villains respecting him. It, ironically enough, fits one of the greatest quotes in comics. "With great power, comes great responsibility."
Despite thinking he’s dead, Bane respects Batman that much, he’s willing to give him the credit for something good, something that Bane knows he can’t be.
But he was, he just couldn't see it. His lifestyle blinded him from knowing it. He just saw the killings as evil, even though he did them for the right reasons.
@@powertouncleben not really. It took Batman's disappearance for it to happen. All of Batman's nemesis admired him in some way, as he did them. They influenced each other. They; the villains, all knew though that if evil did win the war, it would be too much chaos. Checks and balances make the world go round.
They probably know that Batman does genuinely want them to improve, which is why he refuses to kill them, but they probably know that they’re too far gone and can’t go back to living a normal life, if they even could in the first place.
I fucking love when Bane is presented like this. A lot of stories forget that he is a genuinely smart person with the capacity for emotion and kindness. It's sad how often he's just "the strong one"
@@xxlasthopexx2603 that varies since it seems that Batman’s villains respect him greatly, many couldn’t imagine their villainy without him. In a world where heroes and villains are associated, most of his villains are aware that he’s a part of their identity in some way or another and like to fight him as if it’s a game(Riddler, Scarecrow, Joker), which also means they understand the repercussions when he’s gone, Bane especially makes sense for this
@@MannequinMonarchthey also know, whether they agree with him or not, batman is "naive" enough to want to help/save them. A gotham without batman is a gotham where the police might just start shooting first, or a more red hood-esque hero may take his place, and not give the villains a second chance. Aswell, batman *has* legitimately helped many of them, from Ivy, to Harley, Freeze, Bane, they've all been on the receiving end of his kindness whether for themselves or those they care about. It adds in to, how you said, they see him as part of their own identity. Batman's villains are nearly *all* hyper-intelligent, and often multi-degree professionals. And then there's the cultural aspect against "foreign" villains, where batman belongs to gotham, same as gotham's rogues, so no one outside gotham is allowed to take batman out. The Flash has a similar relation with many of his villains, and batman recognizes that, which is why they often have the "unlikely friendship" in many canons. The two members of the league out to save their villains, instead of defeating them.
Heros need villians and villians need heros, a hero has no one to truly help without a villain and no villain has a true rival than a hero. One cant live without the other, as joekr once said "qe are alike, one of a kind. Two sides of a coin, i cant live without you and you cant me. Life without you would be so boring, and who'd you have to fight if not me" or something like that
Bane seriously needs writing like this more often. Yes he’s the big bad who snaps backs, but let’s remember he’s also very smart and even despite his role as a criminal, he has a set of morals. On top of that, he has respect. He sees Batman as a true hero, and respects him for it. Bane’s tragedy is that he will never be able to see himself even as an anti-hero even despite the rare saving of people.
I can see a story where injustice the roles of superman and batman is reverse and bane becomes a sorta of anti hero who confronts this new Batman with melancholy as he remembers the Batman he came to respect and admire. The man of principle whom always gave his all and kept him on his toes. For victory can be it's own prison.
Him telling the civilians that it was The Batman who saved their family is so touching, honestly. Like, Bane understands the need for a Hero like Batman, especially in a time where people believed the Bat was dead. He understands the need for hope, and he gave it to people when they needed it, even though it meant he would never have the deed attached to his name. Love this story.
The alternate take is that because Bane is following in Batman’s footsteps during this story, it literally was the Batman that saved the kid’s life, because he’s inspired a new generation of heroes, even if they aren’t as morally incorruptible
@@johngrace1312Thats how I kinda took it too. Batman saved her kid because he made enough impact on those villains to throw in the towel and help when he was gone. Thats what I always liked about a lot of the DC rogues and Villains, they are not at all afraid to try to make them act like somewhat redeemable people.
@@ShatterIsMyNamethis is exactly why i prefer DC over Marvel unironically. Both are good but while DC lets their villians becomes heros, Marvel has stories like Stiltman where the very first day he becomes a hero he gets murked by 'Edge-Lord' Punisher
@BrokenCartridge. there is a reason for that... did you know there are laws of comic books and one of those laws is that villains must be evil and heroes must be good... morally ambiguous characters are not allowed... that has been changing in recent years but that was a requirement for a long time
Bane, when done well, is a very interesting character. It can be said for a lot of characters (especially now) but Bane tends to get mishandled more that most. But when he is written with love, he is a compelling character
Most of the time, Bane is just a "steroids bad!" Muscle man that is just an obstacle for the protagonists and he has little to no depth. I do not think that is bad though, steroids are indeed usually bad with plenty of exeptions and protagonists do need obstacles and a lot of people like these kinds of simple stories Personally I am not really that into them but a lot of people go on about "They don't make em like they used to" so I would assume they like the more simple stories of the past
@@unfortunateimperial6019The time where the famous breaking the Bat moment for Bane and Batman showed how intelligent Bane is. He planned that so Batman can't rest and even knew who is the man behind the mask just from body language.
@@Ahrone1586 Bane’s father was the leader of a resistance or rebel group who fought against Santa Prisca’s tyrannical ruler. He was imprisoned with his pregnant wife, and when Bane’s father died, his son was judged to live out the rest of his father’s sentence. Bane developed his iron will while behind bars under a harsh prison life.
@@TheEnigmaticBM39I mean bane in a cross over with GI joe sounds cool af Duke and the joes are on the back foot in a battle, somewhere in the South American jungle, the joes had stormed a cobra base but are in a pitched battle that they are getting out numbered quickly in as time goes on, the joes ask duke “what can we do”He says “hang tight team I’ll call in some locals for support!” He fires a golden flare in the air Which is responded to by 1 black one then a grey/white one somewhere else outside the jungle clearing they are in which is then responded to with another and another and then one green one towards the clearing as a roar is heard that can barely even be called human to the ears and then a army of cartel and gorilla bust out the jungle with machetes and and AKs pumped on venom literally tearing into cobra troops, the carnage has left the joes stunned as they then watch as a monster barely recognizable as a man in a mask climbs up a giant robot snake while cobra commander screams in sheer terror as he gets his control center busted open and the commander gets his skull pulled from his body spine still connected. Some of the joes puke at this, as the body is thrown down the back of the snake like a sacrifice to the gods of yesteryear which the temple cobra chose to occupy was primarily used for. As this happens it becomes a route of the cobras but as a yell is heard from babe in Spanish for the word “sacrifice” can be heard the troops keep up their butcher work, by the end the joes are backing away slowly with thousand yard stares as destro can barely be seen being taken to the top of the temples sacrifice area along with a few other surviving troops. Duke gets asked “what was that” He responds “something beyond even our pay grade”
@@jamieadams2589bro he just did all that to help the damn child and even tried to sing it a song he is not upsetting the child cried because it is a dumbass child and doesn’t see the good person in him
Bane knew Gotham needed hope and I believe he knew Batman wasn’t dead and after everything him and Bats went through I feel like the hero’s cape was in Banes mind as he consoled the little girl.
Batman and Bane have such a respect for each other, that it really does play out like a “in another life, we could have been friends” type of relationship.
Eh, Bane broke him physically and mentally, then batman came back and earned banes respect, but they aren't friends they teamed up once but it was kinda weird😂
@@elliottmorris4725 That doesn't mean gay people don't exist. Let them have their opinion. If they think that Bane and Batman could have that type of relationship, then so what? And it's kind of homophobic of you to say what you said. Please work on yourself.
Bane was the best during the DCeased story line. Him, Slade, and Red Hood taught a group of orphans how to survive the apocalypse and they were all just kind of a big happy family. The kids referred to him as “Uncle Bane”. He hardly ever wore his mask around the kids too
Bane in dceased always touched my heart. Became a teacher for the orphans and even took off the mask for them. Whenever the writers give him a chance to shine like this i can’t help but just go. “THATS MY BOI”
I've always liked the idea of Bane genuinely resecting Batman. His main reason for becoming Batman's enemy was to prove to his greatness by defeating someone who had never be bested.
It was also because he was tortured from childhood by nightmares of a demonic man-bat and he made it his goal after he found that the thing from his dreams was real to not kill it, but to break it and break his fear with it.
I feel like Bane should have an Anti-Hero based storyline, one where he works with Batman at times in need of super strength to crush the likes of Joker. But out a struggle on him, He has like cancer or something, not like deadpool, because that's a comedic approach on him, but for bane, like "I don't have much to give, and I've done only wrong unto others, it's time I did the right thing..." and he helps batman to stop Joker. That would be an awesome Villain turned Anti Hero idea for a comic
Ok. But why always a villain turned good and feels the need to "do what's right"? Why not something new like Bane just simply doing what he wants kinda like catwoman except he actually has his own ambitions and goals to accomplish regardless if it's for good or bad?
Then there's the Bane that would lure Bruce Wayne to his parents grave by defacing it, pretending he was the one to report it, sucker punch him, and bury him alive in his parents casket.
This and that do not contradict eachother. When he says the Batman saved him he’s saying the exploits of Batman vs bane. And him not killing him, constantly trying to rehabilitate him for the possibility he might one day be better, might one day be capable of this, is what saved his child. Because the man who did all those things you mentioned, you’re right, would not do this and is not the same man as the one who did. But he once was [that horrible man], and the Batman saved him from that, and by proxy, saved his daughter.
@rayhanrehemaputra1719Honestly, my biggest problem with the Joker is that he's kinda reached a point where he can do literally anything the writers want and it will be considered in-character for him because "he's just that crazy".
Bane is one of the villains who wasn't necessarily purely evil, he had a heart deep down in there. Batman appealed to his human side multiple times to get him to stand down.
This Secret Six run was amazing, and this was a top issue. Later that night they run into Nightwing who’s very confused to see them more or less doing the right thing.
@@xtrlsidmato be honest, bane let nightwing live that night. The were 6 v 1, and bane alone was more than enough of a match for him, but he knew that the poor Grayson suddendly had to shoulder the whole Gotham's rogue gallery and decides to give him a break
@@profchaos91 "Give him a break" Sorry I just couldn't help but remember that scene from Batman with the Joker saying "Very poor choice of words" alternatively that one scene in Men In Black.
I love how complex they made bane. Genius on the level of the joker or riddler, with strength of body AND will on par with the Batman himself. He’s not just a “crime for crime’s sake” guy. He has a code, and dare I say morals.
I really like when bane is shown as an honorable man like this. Another good example is in the one bad day: bane comic where he literally stops at nothing to completely remove venom off the streets after knowing the harm it’s caused him and others. This is all after he’s been clean from venom for a long time so all the strength is his own and not enhanced by some drug
Bane when not under the effect of the toxin that makes him become a raging monster is genuinely a interesting character because he is by all accord the same doctor that he was, and as a doctor he cared to help people showing that as a character he is multifaceted within personality and nature.
Bane has respect, compassion, and tenderness for someone who is an absolute hulking villain. I don’t think he wants a life of crime, I think he’d rather have the opposite.
It's honestly what sets Batman and his rogue's gallery above a lot of others. Their humanity and how you see them struggle with the good in them. It's the human element that makes them more memorable and incredible
Dude... Bane is my favorite. There are numerous times in the series he stops being a bad guy as soon as kids are involved. You almost get the sense he'd have been a hero had he been given different circumstances.
Too underrated. He's legit one of the strongest guys in terms of muscle strength. And he's by far one of the smartest guys in the whole DC universe. Like he has no right to be as smart as he is. I love him, prob my fave of DC.
What I want really is to just see a story where after the Batman defeats criminals, Bruce makes sure they get the help they need. Maybe at first he just locks them up and hopes the system does its work, but after they break out and go on the run long enough to be a reoccurring villain he catches them again and this time makes damn sure they are receiving legitimate help. It makes me so disappointed when everyone depicts Batman as nothing but a crazy man taking his trauma out on criminals rather than the man who stepped up to make sure no child has to suffer the same as he did.
The man is rich. The mercenaries were about to take the child hostage for ransom. The guy is "well known". Not as much as Bruce Wayne, but enough. They already knew were they were and who were the owners.
Because there are parts of the comic not mentioned in this short. Turns out a comic can't be one to one represented in a 60 second narrated slide show. Who knew?!
Bane isn’t just some random psycho who wants to be the.. well.. bane of everyone in a cities existence, he doesn’t do the stuff he does just to cause chaos, he came to Gotham for Batman. He became the most feared man in Santa Prisca and wanted a proper challenge, that being Batman. He has a code of honor and respects his enemies.
"You are bad guy, but this does not mean you are *bad guy*" really rings true here. No joke, a villain having humanity like this is what gives the story texture and makes it more enjoyable and believable.
Bane has been and forever will be my favorite character in DC no matter what anyone tries to say he is so much more if a complex personality than people give him credit for
I never knew Bane casually giving people disabled parking pass can be so heartwarming
This comment goes hard
The way the put this had me saying bruhhhhhh 😅 you did him dirty and respect in the same line.
You're comment is so messed up, and i'm even more messed up for laughing so hard
Just warms the heart ☺️☺️
@@Drekromancerso was the concrete the mercenary landed on
It's so weirdly wholesome to see that the people who missed Batman the most after his death were his enemies.
Now that I think about it, wasn’t it the enemies of Batman that mourned him more than the civilians he saved?
@@zxmbie_assxssin yes
It's actually fitting. Batman doesn't kill, and it leads to some villains respecting him. It, ironically enough, fits one of the greatest quotes in comics.
"With great power, comes great responsibility."
@@adamd5849 In most stories he doesnt do it or its a last resort to stop the villain.
@@adamd5849except for the ones that cant afford hospital bills
Despite thinking he’s dead, Bane respects Batman that much, he’s willing to give him the credit for something good, something that Bane knows he can’t be.
Also helps him keep criminal contacts in place if fewer people think that Bane is a force for good now.
But he was, he just couldn't see it. His lifestyle blinded him from knowing it. He just saw the killings as evil, even though he did them for the right reasons.
@@Slicer1475so technically better than batman?
@@powertouncleben not really. It took Batman's disappearance for it to happen. All of Batman's nemesis admired him in some way, as he did them. They influenced each other. They; the villains, all knew though that if evil did win the war, it would be too much chaos. Checks and balances make the world go round.
@@Slicer1475 true true
It’s amazing how all Batman’s villains respect the hell out of him.
Because of his undying values and the fact he always showed them a decorum of respect in every aspect
Because he doesn't kill and they can't beat him. Anyone would respect that self-handicap.
Just wait until you see Flash's villains-
They probably know that Batman does genuinely want them to improve, which is why he refuses to kill them, but they probably know that they’re too far gone and can’t go back to living a normal life, if they even could in the first place.
All these literal superhumans go against a guy in a suit to get their ass kicked of course they respect him
Bane the chiropractor that we never knew we needed in gotham
More like the hero chiropractors needed to stay in business
I mean he has a 100% success rate. Your back is getting rearranged
😂😂😂
The chiropractor we didnt deserve nor need
Bet your back cracks 1000x better than in a school desk. Anyone got his number?
I fucking love when Bane is presented like this. A lot of stories forget that he is a genuinely smart person with the capacity for emotion and kindness. It's sad how often he's just "the strong one"
He's too often been relegated to "juiced up rage monster," as though he's an evil Hulk.
The first time he was shown on the big screen was an abomination. The second time was respectable, they actually showed some of his strengths.
@@matthewhummel1572could you remind me which movie you meant, genuinely asking
@@michaeltagor4238 you mean the first time? Batman and Robin, late nineties.
@@WhatKindOfNameNowwell it makes sense since he's got venom in his system, but when he isn't this roidded monster he's capable of a good story
“Just because you are badguy does not mean you are bad guy”
~Zangeif
"I am bad, and that is good. I will never be good, and that's not bad. The only person I wanna be is me."
Cringe shit right there 🥴
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Its dope how even villains understand how important Superheros like Batman are just the idea of them existing helps society.
Yeah pretty rare to see
@@xxlasthopexx2603 that varies since it seems that Batman’s villains respect him greatly, many couldn’t imagine their villainy without him. In a world where heroes and villains are associated, most of his villains are aware that he’s a part of their identity in some way or another and like to fight him as if it’s a game(Riddler, Scarecrow, Joker), which also means they understand the repercussions when he’s gone, Bane especially makes sense for this
@@MannequinMonarch loved that a lot of the Arkham Games' game over villain screens have them show genuine respect for Batman for this reason.
@@MannequinMonarchthey also know, whether they agree with him or not, batman is "naive" enough to want to help/save them. A gotham without batman is a gotham where the police might just start shooting first, or a more red hood-esque hero may take his place, and not give the villains a second chance.
Aswell, batman *has* legitimately helped many of them, from Ivy, to Harley, Freeze, Bane, they've all been on the receiving end of his kindness whether for themselves or those they care about. It adds in to, how you said, they see him as part of their own identity. Batman's villains are nearly *all* hyper-intelligent, and often multi-degree professionals.
And then there's the cultural aspect against "foreign" villains, where batman belongs to gotham, same as gotham's rogues, so no one outside gotham is allowed to take batman out.
The Flash has a similar relation with many of his villains, and batman recognizes that, which is why they often have the "unlikely friendship" in many canons. The two members of the league out to save their villains, instead of defeating them.
Most villains hate their heroes
But Batman's villains respect him
When your villains respect you so much they attempt to keep your legacy alive.
Bane is the epitome of “You’re a bad guy, but not a bad guy” and I love it
Bane killed Alfred. Bane is scum.
@@jeremiahbristow7609 Would a scum person save a child?
While this is a good example of that, Bane is still a horrible person.
“I’m bad, and that’s good. I will never be good, and that’s not bad. There’s no one I’d rather be, then me.”
That movie eventually taught me how heroes wouldn't be heroes without villains, a surprisingly deep idea for a movie like wreck it ralph
*Than Shrek!
*than* *
You were so close.
Very true though. what makes a hero is their villains. without villains, there are no heros
Heros need villians and villians need heros, a hero has no one to truly help without a villain and no villain has a true rival than a hero. One cant live without the other, as joekr once said "qe are alike, one of a kind. Two sides of a coin, i cant live without you and you cant me. Life without you would be so boring, and who'd you have to fight if not me" or something like that
Bane seriously needs writing like this more often.
Yes he’s the big bad who snaps backs, but let’s remember he’s also very smart and even despite his role as a criminal, he has a set of morals. On top of that, he has respect. He sees Batman as a true hero, and respects him for it. Bane’s tragedy is that he will never be able to see himself even as an anti-hero even despite the rare saving of people.
I can see a story where injustice the roles of superman and batman is reverse and bane becomes a sorta of anti hero who confronts this new Batman with melancholy as he remembers the Batman he came to respect and admire. The man of principle whom always gave his all and kept him on his toes. For victory can be it's own prison.
@@lavellelee5734that would be good what if story.
@@Yoderstein666 thank you fam
You mentioned Bane having a tragedy, I didn’t he had one. What was it?
They need to write him and Killer Croc like this.
“I won’t break your back… the ground will.”
Bane 🤝 Gravity 🤝 The pavement
"i wont break your back.. but my d will"
😂
Batman logic
@@JubulusPrime lmao
Him telling the civilians that it was The Batman who saved their family is so touching, honestly. Like, Bane understands the need for a Hero like Batman, especially in a time where people believed the Bat was dead. He understands the need for hope, and he gave it to people when they needed it, even though it meant he would never have the deed attached to his name.
Love this story.
The alternate take is that because Bane is following in Batman’s footsteps during this story, it literally was the Batman that saved the kid’s life, because he’s inspired a new generation of heroes, even if they aren’t as morally incorruptible
@@johngrace1312Thats how I kinda took it too. Batman saved her kid because he made enough impact on those villains to throw in the towel and help when he was gone.
Thats what I always liked about a lot of the DC rogues and Villains, they are not at all afraid to try to make them act like somewhat redeemable people.
@@ShatterIsMyNamethis is exactly why i prefer DC over Marvel unironically.
Both are good but while DC lets their villians becomes heros, Marvel has stories like Stiltman where the very first day he becomes a hero he gets murked by 'Edge-Lord' Punisher
@BrokenCartridge. there is a reason for that... did you know there are laws of comic books and one of those laws is that villains must be evil and heroes must be good... morally ambiguous characters are not allowed... that has been changing in recent years but that was a requirement for a long time
Bane Is Probably My Favorite Anti-Hero, Despite Being Played As A Villain Most Of The Time, He Has Morals, He Is Complex In Such A Wonderful Way
Bane, when done well, is a very interesting character. It can be said for a lot of characters (especially now) but Bane tends to get mishandled more that most. But when he is written with love, he is a compelling character
Most of the time, Bane is just a "steroids bad!" Muscle man that is just an obstacle for the protagonists and he has little to no depth.
I do not think that is bad though, steroids are indeed usually bad with plenty of exeptions and protagonists do need obstacles and a lot of people like these kinds of simple stories
Personally I am not really that into them but a lot of people go on about "They don't make em like they used to" so I would assume they like the more simple stories of the past
Just look at how so many authors seem to forget the fact that Bane is fairly intelligent and is a schemer when he's not going toe to toe in a fight.
@@unfortunateimperial6019 exactly. He has literally found and broke Bruce (not Batman, Bruce) twice
@@unfortunateimperial6019The time where the famous breaking the Bat moment for Bane and Batman showed how intelligent Bane is. He planned that so Batman can't rest and even knew who is the man behind the mask just from body language.
Curious on your thoughts on Bane from the dark knight and Bane from Young Justice, season 4?
Anti-Hero Bane is always cool. He honors his father that way.
How
@@Ahrone1586 Bane’s father was the leader of a resistance or rebel group who fought against Santa Prisca’s tyrannical ruler. He was imprisoned with his pregnant wife, and when Bane’s father died, his son was judged to live out the rest of his father’s sentence. Bane developed his iron will while behind bars under a harsh prison life.
@@teleportedbreadfor3dayswhich father? It can't be that snake assassin for cobra?
@@TheEnigmaticBM39 COBRAAAAA
@@TheEnigmaticBM39I mean bane in a cross over with GI joe sounds cool af
Duke and the joes are on the back foot in a battle, somewhere in the South American jungle, the joes had stormed a cobra base but are in a pitched battle that they are getting out numbered quickly in as time goes on, the joes ask duke “what can we do”He says “hang tight team I’ll call in some locals for support!” He fires a golden flare in the air
Which is responded to by 1 black one then a grey/white one somewhere else outside the jungle clearing they are in which is then responded to with another and another and then one green one towards the clearing as a roar is heard that can barely even be called human to the ears and then
a army of cartel and gorilla bust out the jungle with machetes and and AKs pumped on venom literally tearing into cobra troops, the carnage has left the joes stunned as they then watch as a monster barely recognizable as a man in a mask climbs up a giant robot snake while cobra commander screams in sheer terror as he gets his control center busted open and the commander gets his skull pulled from his body spine still connected.
Some of the joes puke at this, as the body is thrown down the back of the snake like a sacrifice to the gods of yesteryear which the temple cobra chose to occupy was primarily used for. As this happens it becomes a route of the cobras but as a yell is heard from babe in Spanish for the word “sacrifice” can be heard the troops keep up their butcher work, by the end the joes are backing away slowly with thousand yard stares as destro can barely be seen being taken to the top of the temples sacrifice area along with a few other surviving troops.
Duke gets asked “what was that”
He responds “something beyond even our pay grade”
Bane knowing he ain't looking to nice is kinda sad to see.
He just broke an arm inches away from her and then killed a man. Appearances aside, he'd be pretty upsetting
@@jamieadams2589bro he just did all that to help the damn child and even tried to sing it a song he is not upsetting the child cried because it is a dumbass child and doesn’t see the good person in him
@@jackmckenna1063That doesn't change much in the eyes of a child.
@@jackmckenna1063if i brutally killed a man right ib front of you, and then i started to sing you a little song, wouldnt you be a tad upset?
@@jackmckenna1063ever heard the word violence?
Almost all of Batman’s villains are redeemable, and it’s great to see them still have a little heart towards the innocent
Bane knew Gotham needed hope and I believe he knew Batman wasn’t dead and after everything him and Bats went through I feel like the hero’s cape was in Banes mind as he consoled the little girl.
Batman and Bane have such a respect for each other, that it really does play out like a “in another life, we could have been friends” type of relationship.
and maybe a "in another life, we couldve been husbands" type of relationship
They did briefly become allies in the storyline where Bane goes on a search for his true father and there's a possibility it's Thomas Wayne.
Eh, Bane broke him physically and mentally, then batman came back and earned banes respect, but they aren't friends
they teamed up once but it was kinda weird😂
@@elliottmorris4725 That doesn't mean gay people don't exist. Let them have their opinion. If they think that Bane and Batman could have that type of relationship, then so what? And it's kind of homophobic of you to say what you said. Please work on yourself.
@@elliottmorris4725pink kryptonite
Bane was the best during the DCeased story line. Him, Slade, and Red Hood taught a group of orphans how to survive the apocalypse and they were all just kind of a big happy family. The kids referred to him as “Uncle Bane”. He hardly ever wore his mask around the kids too
Wow imagine being trained by those three
thats badass
...I really wish i was one of those orphans now
Bane teaches willpower
Slade teaches technique
Red Hood teaches ferocity
Rose Wilson, Lady Shiva, Cassandra Cain, Deadshot, Creeper, Solomon Grundy, Cheetah and Comissioner Gordon also were helping
@@ericregis3912Gordon?
Bane in dceased always touched my heart. Became a teacher for the orphans and even took off the mask for them. Whenever the writers give him a chance to shine like this i can’t help but just go. “THATS MY BOI”
Each comic he does that?
He’s a villain not a monster 💀
@@nathanialb9115 Flashback to when he threw Bruce into his fathers grave with his body still in there.
@@imtslim5405 Yes I’m aware. I meant more in the fact that whenever he appears in a comic, I’m overjoyed.
Its always really cool to see when writers put actual thought into humanizing not just the heroes, but the villains too.
Bane has a heart. He just needs the right moment to show it.
“I respect your wishes”
"Poor choice of words" moment
*procceds to throw the guy out of a window*
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@@miimiibeschde4818Mexican anti-hero giving local criminal that Russian treatment. 😂
I've always liked the idea of Bane genuinely resecting Batman. His main reason for becoming Batman's enemy was to prove to his greatness by defeating someone who had never be bested.
It was also because he was tortured from childhood by nightmares of a demonic man-bat and he made it his goal after he found that the thing from his dreams was real to not kill it, but to break it and break his fear with it.
It's not an idea. It's canon
Ah yes, slicing Batman is my favorite too
Bane: "Professionals, have standards."
"Be polite"
@@Legendary-Godzilla-SCP"be efficient"
@@Nate_M_PCMR"and have a plan to kill everyone you meet"
@@Nate_M_PCMR And have a plan "to kill everyone you meet."
@@Nate_M_PCMR “and don’t harm children”
Bane is soo cool. A man with both the brains and brawn. A true tactful powerhouse.
When you can get recognition for good deeds, but know you're undeserving... Good man
“i’m a villain, not a monster”
"Im a gamer, not a racist"
When your enemies respect you so much they give you credit.
I feel like Bane should have an Anti-Hero based storyline, one where he works with Batman at times in need of super strength to crush the likes of Joker. But out a struggle on him, He has like cancer or something, not like deadpool, because that's a comedic approach on him, but for bane, like "I don't have much to give, and I've done only wrong unto others, it's time I did the right thing..." and he helps batman to stop Joker. That would be an awesome Villain turned Anti Hero idea for a comic
So like when Eddie brock got cancer
arthur morgan
@@Elay-tulc exactly, just give Bane an Anti Hero arc, we gave Joker and Harley Quinn anti hero arcs, why not Bane?
Ok. But why always a villain turned good and feels the need to "do what's right"? Why not something new like Bane just simply doing what he wants kinda like catwoman except he actually has his own ambitions and goals to accomplish regardless if it's for good or bad?
Doesn’t even need to be cancer. Just make the drug be poisoning him over time.
Man Bane is so underrated he is SOOO modest
Bane just went in there and started snapping backs like glow sticks at a concert
Then there's the Bane that would lure Bruce Wayne to his parents grave by defacing it, pretending he was the one to report it, sucker punch him, and bury him alive in his parents casket.
The image of Bane squating to take a dump on a grave has now been burned into my mind.
Lmao tru
@@JeffCJY defacing not deficating
This and that do not contradict eachother. When he says the Batman saved him he’s saying the exploits of Batman vs bane. And him not killing him, constantly trying to rehabilitate him for the possibility he might one day be better, might one day be capable of this, is what saved his child. Because the man who did all those things you mentioned, you’re right, would not do this and is not the same man as the one who did. But he once was [that horrible man], and the Batman saved him from that, and by proxy, saved his daughter.
@@herpderpinson2118 "HE DEFICATED THROUGH A SUNROOF"
Bane knows what it's like to be a scared child thrown into danger by forces beyond his control.
Bane is one of the most underrated characters he has a great sense of humour
Thanks for the 1k likes
I agree. I also think that the older, comics spider man is SUPERRRR underrated in a completely opposite sense. Because he was a killer.
How is Bane underrated?
@@calvincollins6561 because not that much people like him because he’s a villain
I love how Bane fully understands how Gotham sees him and Batman and even he knows there has to be a balance
The small moments where we see a glimmer of a villian’s humanity, reminds us that, some of them, are simply broken.
Like a skywalker taking hands I find it funny that Banes default is to pick them up and break their spine lol
"Well, it worked for the last one..."
All Batman villains are underrated when they aren't named Joker.
even the joker *can* be underrated even though he is overused
@@thesithofearth3617I disagree.
@@HylianKirbo and I respect your opinion
@rayhanrehemaputra1719Honestly, my biggest problem with the Joker is that he's kinda reached a point where he can do literally anything the writers want and it will be considered in-character for him because "he's just that crazy".
@@anotherchanneliguess2335figures out a way to merchants self up that Batman create something even he's afraid of
Bane is so different in the comics
Nolan Bane was just a one-shot and meme'd to death so much people forget.
Professionals have standards
Bane is one of the villains who wasn't necessarily purely evil, he had a heart deep down in there. Batman appealed to his human side multiple times to get him to stand down.
Not only did he save a child he doesnt even take the credit for it
He is more of a hero than batman couldve been
Bane: Many a fine operation fails because one is imprudently hasteful
Also Bane:**snaps this guy’s arm like an uncooked KitKat bar**
You don't cook your KitKat bars?
😂this killed me
"Batman saved your child.", answered Bane. And this was at the time Gotham was thrown into darkness and thought Batman was gone.
This Secret Six run was amazing, and this was a top issue. Later that night they run into Nightwing who’s very confused to see them more or less doing the right thing.
Yeah to point Nightwing even let them leave
@@xtrlsidmato be honest, bane let nightwing live that night. The were 6 v 1, and bane alone was more than enough of a match for him, but he knew that the poor Grayson suddendly had to shoulder the whole Gotham's rogue gallery and decides to give him a break
@@profchaos91 "Give him a break" Sorry I just couldn't help but remember that scene from Batman with the Joker saying "Very poor choice of words" alternatively that one scene in Men In Black.
@@Ashgan9 LOL
Which comic is this? I want to read it.
I love how complex they made bane. Genius on the level of the joker or riddler, with strength of body AND will on par with the Batman himself. He’s not just a “crime for crime’s sake” guy. He has a code, and dare I say morals.
Bane is a genius. He's a kind and caring man. Life was just not on his side unfortunately.
I really like when bane is shown as an honorable man like this. Another good example is in the one bad day: bane comic where he literally stops at nothing to completely remove venom off the streets after knowing the harm it’s caused him and others. This is all after he’s been clean from venom for a long time so all the strength is his own and not enhanced by some drug
I love Anti-Hero Bane, bro. I wish he was utilized more often.
I love how he meant that if batman didnt die, he would've saved her and also that bane saved her thanks to batman's death
I love how he says Batman did it because he knows the importance of Batman's existence.
Bane out here realizing the work batman was putting in
Bane when not under the effect of the toxin that makes him become a raging monster is genuinely a interesting character because he is by all accord the same doctor that he was, and as a doctor he cared to help people showing that as a character he is multifaceted within personality and nature.
Bane snapping everybody's backs is just hilarious
It’s stupid and nonsensical lol
love how he honors batman so much
Bane has always been one of the most respectful DC characters.
And you can tell he has a lot of respect for the Bat
Bane has respect, compassion, and tenderness for someone who is an absolute hulking villain. I don’t think he wants a life of crime, I think he’d rather have the opposite.
Bane is a much deeper character than most people give credit for.
BANE IS A REALLY UNDERRATED CHARACTER
THERE LIE A GOOD HUMAN DEEP DOWN IN HIS HEART
Bane, becoming more and more huggable every time I read up on him
Bane has a soft spot for helpless children. Reminds him of his childhood and how he doesnt want other children to experience it.
Bane being an anti-hero is the best version of Bane there is. Seriously such an amazingly overlooked character ❤️
Even criminals sometimes know things are off limits.
Bane was originally so much more than a brute, but a true menace with a personality.
When you are bad guy, but that does not mean you are bad guy
Hahaaaa zangief from street fighter on wreck it ralph😂😂
comrads!
We might’ve been born from the dark, but he has a bit of light in him
Never thought of bane being an anti-hero but this is sweet we love this guy
Man really just said “Not the Bane! NOT THE BANE!” So Bane just threw him out the window
Love moments like these with Batman's not psycho villains.
It's honestly what sets Batman and his rogue's gallery above a lot of others. Their humanity and how you see them struggle with the good in them. It's the human element that makes them more memorable and incredible
Bane is such a good character
Something I love about Bane is that he’s super respectful. Like yeah he’s a villain but he’ll not kill an innocent life to get what he wants
Dude... Bane is my favorite. There are numerous times in the series he stops being a bad guy as soon as kids are involved. You almost get the sense he'd have been a hero had he been given different circumstances.
Honestly kinda wishing I could see more of Bane like this
Bane has an insane amount of respect for batman its insane
Given his Backstory this makes all the sense. Great writing
Too underrated. He's legit one of the strongest guys in terms of muscle strength. And he's by far one of the smartest guys in the whole DC universe. Like he has no right to be as smart as he is. I love him, prob my fave of DC.
"Just because you hate 1 person dosen't mean you can hate everyone " is just radiating out of his energy in this story
What I want really is to just see a story where after the Batman defeats criminals, Bruce makes sure they get the help they need.
Maybe at first he just locks them up and hopes the system does its work, but after they break out and go on the run long enough to be a reoccurring villain he catches them again and this time makes damn sure they are receiving legitimate help.
It makes me so disappointed when everyone depicts Batman as nothing but a crazy man taking his trauma out on criminals rather than the man who stepped up to make sure no child has to suffer the same as he did.
HEY WAIT AN SECOND BANE SAID:' The Batman saved youre child mr. Cooper.' HOW DID HE KNOW THE MANS NAME???
Why are you so dramatic over that 💀
Bane is literally a genius I wouldn't be surprised if he just saw his name on some mail sitting out or something
@@chromepaintaddict9787 yeah true
The man is rich. The mercenaries were about to take the child hostage for ransom. The guy is "well known". Not as much as Bruce Wayne, but enough. They already knew were they were and who were the owners.
Because there are parts of the comic not mentioned in this short. Turns out a comic can't be one to one represented in a 60 second narrated slide show. Who knew?!
He truly is a amazing man
The thing I love about DC is that most of the villains aren’t evil, they just have different methods or things that shaped their lives the way it is
Bane deserves more stories like this.
Favorite video you’ve made man
the most humble villain
Bane always had a certain respect for batman
These comics are the reason why bane will always be my favorite villain, does him so much justice
And I also love every one of your videos there very interesting
Bane isn’t just some random psycho who wants to be the.. well.. bane of everyone in a cities existence, he doesn’t do the stuff he does just to cause chaos, he came to Gotham for Batman. He became the most feared man in Santa Prisca and wanted a proper challenge, that being Batman. He has a code of honor and respects his enemies.
Bane should have kids
his child was judged to serve the rest of his fathers setback
Sentance* prison
@@blkchemistBlud you Could've just edited your Comment 💀
The fact batman and (most) his villains have such a mutual respect is so cool.
One of the few villians who in a different life wouldve made a amazing hero
Why the hell does it say zero comments? 💀
Some bug on youtube. It started for me on on especially shorts on mobile a while ago
I love that they give these characters more than one dimension.
"You are bad guy, but this does not mean you are *bad guy*" really rings true here. No joke, a villain having humanity like this is what gives the story texture and makes it more enjoyable and believable.
Bane has been and forever will be my favorite character in DC no matter what anyone tries to say he is so much more if a complex personality than people give him credit for
This actually makes me want to cry. I always suspected there was more to Bane than I thought, and there was still a shroud of humanity in him.
I could indeed picture Bane quasi- reforming and becoming more of an antihero. He has it in him.