Joker (Nolanverse)

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TheJoker is the main antagonist of the 2008 superhero filmThe Dark Knight, the second installment ofChristopher Nolan'strilogy of the same name.

He was a notorious and anarchistic criminal mastermind who, describing himself as an agent of chaos, rose to power in the criminal underworld by thrusting Gotham City into turmoil. He was also responsible for corrupting renowned district attorneyHarvey Dent into becomingTwo-Face in the end, which indirectly leads to the latter's death. He was the sworn archenemy and mortal antithesis ofBatman, as the events surrounding their conflict see the Joker drawing the Dark Knight ever closer to crossing the fine line between true heroism and vigilantism.

He was portrayed by the lateHeath Ledger, who also playedTony Shepard inThe Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus.

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Who is the main antagonist in Christopher Nolan's 2008 film, The Dark Knight?

In Christopher Nolan's 2008 film, The Dark Knight, the Joker, portrayed by Heath Ledger, is the primary antagonist. This character, part of the Gotham Criminal Underworld, is recognized as a highly memorable cinema villain. Ledger's portrayal of the Joker won him multiple posthumous awards.

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How did the Joker rise to power in the criminal underworld of Gotham City?

In the Dark Knight series, the Joker ascended in Gotham City's criminal hierarchy by focusing on influential figures such as Roman Sionis or Black Mask. His reign of terror began in 1923, perplexing law enforcement with his unpredictable and anarchic criminal activities. Utilizing hypnotic substances and explosives, he inflicted widespread devastation. His morbid humor and animosity towards Batman solidified his status in Gotham's underworld.

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Who does the Joker corrupt into becoming Two-Face in The Dark Knight?

In the 2008 film The Dark Knight, the Joker, enacted by Heath Ledger, manipulates Harvey Dent, the district attorney of Gotham City, into the vigilante Two-Face. After a Joker-orchestrated bombing disfigures Dent and kills his fiancée, Rachel Dawes, the Joker persuades Dent to exact revenge on those he deems responsible, including Police Commissioner Jim Gordon and Batman.

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What role does the Joker play in Batman's story in the 2008 film?

The Joker, played by Heath Ledger in the 2008 film, is a key antagonist to Batman. His deformities, which likely led to his insanity, mark his character. He had a confrontation with Bruce Wayne, leading to his imprisonment at Arkham Asylum. Two years on, Bruce seeks information about the Riddler from the incarcerated Joker.

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How is Heath Ledger's portrayal of the Joker in The Dark Knight unique?

Heath Ledger's Joker in The Dark Knight is distinct due to his deep dive into the character's psychology. He crafted a unique voice and laugh, distinct from Jack Nicholson's 1989 Batman portrayal. His Joker's look was inspired by punk rocker Sid Vicious, and his personality mirrored Alex from A Clockwork Orange. Ledger's dedication was evident when he urged Christian Bale to hit him hard during an interrogation scene. His performance won critical acclaim and numerous posthumous awards.

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Appearance[]

The Joker was a quite tall man who was dressed in a custom-tailored violet suit that consisted of an elegant, violet coat with orange pad and matching pin-stripe pants that were kept up by suspenders rather than a belt. He wears a green vest and a blue shirt under his coat. Joker also wears a grey tie with olive accents.

Unlike the original DC Comics version of the character, who has a clown-like appearance as a result of falling into a vast of chemical waste, the Joker inThe Dark Knight wears unevenly applied clown makeup to accentuate his "Glasgow smile" facial scars; he also dyes his greasy, stringy hair green. Over the course of the film, the makeup becomes dirtier and grubbier, resembling an infection. He removes the makeup only once, to impersonate a police officer and infiltrate Commissioner Loeb's funeral.

Personality[]

The Joker is the personification of nihilism, insanity, and anarchism. He saw himself as "an agent of chaos" whose mission in life is to destroy social order and show everyone that, deep down, they are just as evil as he is. The Joker took pride in having reached that conclusion before everyone else and viewed morally strong people as naïve, immature, ridiculous, and foolish. The Joker was also not greedy and had no interest in money or even companionship.

Moreover, the fact that made Joker all the eviller is that he was fully aware of his actions, and did not do them out of mental infirmity, but because he was simply a schizoid psychotic man.

Overall, the Joker was really hard to place, as he knew what he was doing was evil by modern standards but, at the same time, he hoped that his behavior would become acceptable once everyone realized that anarchy was the only way to live. However, once the people of Gotham proved him wrong, outside of a brief moment of anger, he didn't really care. This implies that he was doing this all for fun. Interestingly, the only times in which he's ever shown anger are when people call him a freak, as seen when he became visibly annoyed by the other mobsters calling him a freak and decided to feed the Chechen to his same dogs when he called the Joker a freak in anger. The Joker was also shown to be abnormally manipulative, treacherous and above all sadistic. He took immense joy in others being physically or psychologically wounded and even made dead-pan jokes on occasion. The Joker was also utterly fearless and masochistic, which robbed Batman of his pain-inflicting and fear-inducing tactics on his enemies. Those traits also make Joker a good hand-to-hand opponent for the Caped Crusader despite him seemingly having no martial arts training as he frantically charged at Batman and ruthlessly wailed on him, something an opponent with a fear of getting hurt would never have done.

Similarly to Two-Face, the Joker left prominent examples of chaos to chance, such as blowing up a hospital or the two ferries. However, unlike Two-Face, the Joker never left it up to something that he could not control like a coin. Instead, he let the people of Gotham choose the outcome and also left no option in which everyone was safe and made it perfectly plain that people were going to die regardless of what option was chosen thereby further evaluating his treacherous and duplicitous characteristics.

Despite his true ambitions, the Joker showed a bi-polar and possibly schizophrenic side. He usually spoke in a calm and almost creepy cadence and was very rarely ever seen shouting, but everything that he said had an underlying menace. Additionally, though he never became extremely angry during the movie, he often became frustrated and added angered hisses between his words. Moreover, the Joker was exceedingly cunning - being very manipulative through the use of fear, completely oblivious to his insanity and depravity, as well as being flawlessly thorough in his plans. He also had a habit of developing extremely overelaborate plans just to prove very simple points since his reason for mobbing and extorting the mob (which took up a very large part of the movie) was to make the point that "everything burns." It soon became clear that the Joker's only real setback was his blind ambition that deep down, everyone was as cruel as he was on the surface.

One of the strangest things about the Joker was that he often left it to fate whether he would be killed at multiple points in the film. He allowed himself to be held at gunpoint by Grumpy near the start of the film where he was only saved by the well-timed arrival of the getaway driver, wired himself up with dozens of explosives to threaten the mob which he could activate just by pulling his finger, he goaded Batman into running him over and he allowed Harvey to play Russian Roulette with him in the hospital room where he had a one in six chance of being shot dead.

Although the Joker doesn't appear nor is mentioned inThe Dark Knight Rises, his prediction of the citizens of Gotham was proven correct as Gotham shunned Batman in the wake of Harvey's death. Joker's prediction about civilized people's code being a "bad joke" was also proven true, as Gotham fell into chaos in the wake ofBane's 'liberation', and the citizens "eat each other" as he had predicted, by way of homes being looted andScarecrow's kangaroo court.

Powers and Abilities[]

• Genius-Level Intelligence: The Joker possesses a very high intellect and he occasionally brings casefiles to Joker so that he can get his own unique understanding on the criminal. This all extends from The Joker's expert abilities of reading people and manipulating them.
• Weapon Mastery: The Joker is also skilled with knives, guns, and explosives; since he's a feared anarchist that has caused citywide chaos with his resources and even killed a guy with a pencil. The Joker is incredibly durable, as shown that he can take hits from Batman and not go down.
• Skilled Hand-to-Hand Combatant: The Joker has shown exceptional fighting skills in which he managed to take down cops and thugs in hand-to-hand combat with relative ease, and he even managed to survive going toe to toe with Batman himself although he couldn't do significant damage without the assistance of attack dogs.
• Physical Strength: The Joker has impressive human strength, matching Batman in a fight, slamming a pencil so hard into the mob's table that it was stuck upright in the surface and instantly snapping a pool cue with no effort.
• Immense Durability: The Joker is incredibly durable since Batman repeatedly punched him and slammed his head into a wall, but the psychopath was completely unfazed.
• Expert Tactician: The Joker has shown incredible feats of being an expert tactician. He has managed to create complex plans and scenarios that looped Gotham into his twisted game. Another feat of his intelligence was him corrupting Harvey Dent, a soon to be Mayor, to the point of insanity.

Arsenal[]

• Knife: The Joker's signature weapon was a Smith & Wesson Extractor 1600 out-the-front automatic knife that he used to kill Gambol and threaten Rachel Dawes with. In both of his origins, he implied that this was also the knife that he was mutilated with.
• Revolvers: The Joker has been seen using different revolvers throughout the film. He uses a Smith & Wesson Model 19 snub nosed then uses a Smith & Wesson Model 64, which he later gives to Harvey Dent in the hospital.
• Glock 17: Joker used a fully automatic Glock 17 machine pistol with an extended magazine to rob the bank as well as murder the bus driver.
• Glass Shard: During his escape from the precinct, the Joker used a glass shard to hold a guard hostage until a bomb went off and he escaped in the chaos.

Relationships[]

Allies[]

• Harvey Dent/Two-Face † - Enemy-turned-Puppet
• Joker's Thugs - Henchmen
  • Grumpy †
  • Chuckles †
  • Happy †
  • Dopey †
  • Kilson
  • Thomas Schiff

Enemies[]

Victims[]

Quotes[]

Reception[]

The Joker of Christopher Nolan's Batman films is regarded as one of the most memorable villains in cinema. Following his death, Heath Ledger's portrayal of the Joker, while initially controversial at the start, received universal acclaim, winning numerous posthumous awards for his performance, including the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor, a Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actor in a Motion Picture, the BAFTA Award for Best Actor in a Supporting Role, the Saturn Award for Best Supporting Actor, a Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Supporting Role, and a Best Actor International Award at the 2008 Australian Film Institute Awards.

"I can only speak superlatives of Ledger, who is mad-crazy-brilliant as the Joker", wrotePeter Travers ofRolling Stone, stating that the film is deeper than its predecessor,Batman Begins, with a "deft" script that refuses to scrutinize the Joker with popular psychology. Travers said Ledger moves the Joker away fromJack Nicholson's interpretation into darker territory and expresses his support for any potential campaign to have Ledger nominated for an Academy Award.

The lateRoger Ebert of theChicago Sun-Times stated that Heath Ledger's portrayal is a "key performance" and pondered whether he would become the first posthumous Academy Award-winning actor since Peter Finch in 1976.

Mark Dinning fromEmpire magazine called Ledger's performance "monumental" and wrote "The Dark Knight is Ledger's movie. It is a towering performance. ... A force of f---ing nature". Filmmaker and comic book fanKevin Smith commented on Ledger, calling his "incredible" performance one of "the most frightening, smart and well-played villains ever. Ever." Mark Lee, writing forThe Daily Telegraph, commented that Ledger accomplished "a genuinely unsettling, brilliant nuanced portrait of evil".

Tim Teeman commented forThe Times that "Ledger is so terrifying and unpredictable that his very presence on screen makes you nervous." Total Film reviewed that Ledger is "burning brightly as he embodies an icon. ... This is the definitive Joker", calling the performance "a masterpiece". For The Hollywood Reporter, Kirk Honeycutt called Ledger's performance "a beauty."Entertainment Weekly put the film on its end-of-the-decade, "best-of" list, saying, "Every great hero needs a great villain. And in 2008, Christian Bale's Batman found his in Heath Ledger's demented dervish, the Joker." Emanuel Levy wrote Ledger "throws himself completely" into the role.

David Denby ofThe New Yorker, otherwise critical of the film, praised Ledger's "sinister and frightening" performance, which he says is the film's one element of success. Denby called Ledger "mesmerizing" and said, "His performance is a heroic, unsettling final act: this young actor looked into the abyss." "It's just one of the most iconic movie performances of modern times," declared chief film critic ofVariety Scott Foundas.

Film critics, co-starsMaggie Gyllenhaal andMichael Caine, and many of Ledger's colleagues in the film community joined Christian Bale in calling for and predicting a nomination for the 2008 Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor in recognition of Ledger's performance inThe Dark Knight. Heath Ledger posthumously won the award in 2009, a year after his death, with his family receiving the award in his name.

Akin to howThe Dark Knight itself inspired several other studios to make action movies a bit more gritty (to varying results), Ledger's Joker has been quoted as an inspiration for the portrayals of other film and television villains (even fellow DC ones), whether from the superhero genre or not: among some cited villains, there areSeverine andRaoul Silva from theJames Bond filmSkyfall,Count Vertigo fromArrow,Ramsay Bolton fromGame of Thrones,Lex Luthor from the DC Extended Universe,Erik Killmonger from the Marvel Cinematic Universe filmBlack Panther,Kang the Conqueror from the MCU's Multiverse Saga,The Tracker fromJohn Wick: Chapter 4,Jack Delroy fromLate Night with the Devil andGrady Lovell fromWolf Man, to name a few. Extravagant while morbidly fun characters villains from other films are often felt by audiences as the "Heath Ledger's Jokers" from their franchises, such asPennywise the Dancing Clown from theIt duology orDante Reyes from theFast & Furious film series.

Trivia[]

• The movie was released after Heath Ledger's death in 2008. Following Ledger's death,The Dark Knight was dedicated to his memory and to his family. Ledger would posthumously win the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for his role as the Joker, which makes the Joker the first comic book character to ever win an Academy Award. The film's director Christopher Nolan received the award in his name.
• This depiction in the film is often considered by many to be the most realistic version of the original Clown Prince of Crime since his early beginnings in DC Comics, at least in regards to the live action films. Perhaps due to the popularity ofThe Dark Knight,the mainstream Joker's extreme psychopathic and sadomasochistic tendencies have begun to be more emphasized.
• Before filming the interrogation scene, Ledger told Christian Bale, who portrayed Batman, to hit him as hard as he could, as if Batman was really hitting The Joker.
• AlongsideTwo-Face, the Joker was the only main antagonist inThe Dark Knight Trilogy that had no affiliation with theLeague of Shadows.Ra's al Ghul was the former leader,Carmine Falcone was an associate,Scarecrow was an affiliate,Bane was defrocked, andTalia al Ghul was a high-ranking member.
• Mark Hamill, who voicedThe Joker in the DC Animated Universe, called Ledger's performance, "The most original (he) has ever seen sinceHannibal Lecter inThe Silence of the Lambs".
• Heath Ledger directed both homemade videos that The Joker sends to GCN. The first video involving the fake Batman was done under writer, producer, and director Christopher Nolan's supervision. Nolan thought Ledger had done so well with that sequence, he felt there was no need for him to be there when it the time came to film the scene where reporter Mike Engel reads The Joker's statement. He put his trust in Ledger and let him do whatever he wanted, ultimately pleased with the result after he'd seen the outcome.
• Similar to Ra's al Ghul and Bane, the main antagonists of the trilogy's other installments, the Joker's real name was never revealed and was only known by his alias.
• Elements of this Joker were later used in the creation ofthe version for theFlashpoint story arc.
• This is one of only three Joker incarnations whose backstory does not involve falling into a vat of chemicals and being disfigured to resemble a clown, the other two beingAuther Fleck inJoker andMartha Wayne in theFlashpoint story arc.
• When Heath Ledger portrayed the Joker in the film, he was 28 years old, being the first youngest actor to portray the character (the second being Cameron Monaghan, who played bothJerome andJeremiah Valeska inGotham).
• Before the premiere of the documentaryI Am Heath Ledger, Ledger's sister Kate debunked the rumor that the role of the Joker contributed to his death, saying "He had an amazing sense of humor and certainly playing the Joker, for him it was one big gag. He had so much fun doing that. It was actually the exact opposite. There was no doom and gloom. ... That was a shock to me that people even thought that, really." She also revealed he planned to reprise the role. "He was a really happy person and he had huge plans for his future... I spoke to him the night before (he died) and we were laughing and joking. He was so proud of what he had done in Batman. And I know he had plans for another Batman. He loved working with Chris Nolan, Christian Bale and Gary Oldman. He just had the best time ever doing that film."
• Whenever he removes his gloves except when he's disguised as a nurse, bits of his facial makeup can be seen on his hands.
• The Joker is one of the two villains inThe Dark Knight Trilogy who doesn’t die, along withScarecrow.
• The Joker doesn't appear nor is mentioned inThe Dark Knight Rises, out of respect to Heath Ledger's memory, even though his actions have had a lot of impact in said film, especially when Bane reveals Harvey Dent's crimes as Two-Face and Gordon making Batman the scapegoat to the world, thus proving the Joker right (albeit temporarily) on his view about Gotham's fall to anarchy and chaos. According to Kate Ledger and Aaron Eckhart, Ledger was willing to reprise the role in the third film before his unexpected death.
• The first time he saw Ledger act as the Joker,Michael Caine, who portrayed Alfred Pennyworth, was so unsettled by Ledger's performance that he forgot his lines. Cain would later describe that his first time meeting Ledger was when the actor was already in his Joker makeup and attire. Moreover, he described the latter's performance as "one of the scariest [he] has ever seen."
• To prepare for his role as Joker, Heath Ledger locked himself in a motel room in London for about six weeks. During this isolation, Ledger delved into the psychology of the character. He was dedicated to developing every tic of the Joker, namely the voice and the laugh (for voice, Ledger's goal was to create a tone that did not resemble that ofJack Nicholson in the 1989 film batman). Ledger based the appearance of the Joker on the look of the late punk rockerSid Vicious combined with the personality ofAlex fromA Clockwork Orange.
• Before the scene where the Joker corrupts Harvey Dent was filmed, Ledger was just walking around, in his character's skin, mumbling in a weird way. All Aaron Eckhart could do at the time was watch him while still being his character. It went on for several minutes, until Ledger moved closer to him. Eckhart felt compelled at this point to raise his hand abruptly. Immediately Ledger grabbed Eckhart's raised hand exactly the same way. At the end of the scene, Ledger, now being himself, told Eckhart, "That's what acting's all about."
• Nolan decided early to not explore the Joker's origin in order to present him as an "absolute".
  • Many theories have been made about Joker's backstory with most assuming he was somewhat involved in a war or at least the military (possibly FBI) because of the conversation he has with Harvey Dent. As well as the fact of his bi-polar disorder possibly coming from PSTD.
• According to the novelization ofThe Dark Knight Rises, written by Greg Cox, it is implied that Joker was incarcerated as the sole resident of Arkham Asylum or had escaped, as stated here:
  • "Now that the Dent Act had made it all but impossible to cop an insanity plea, it had replaced Arkham Asylum as the preferred location for imprisoning both convicted and suspected felons. The worst of the worst were sent here, except for the Joker, who, rumor had it, was locked away as Arkham's sole remaining inmate. Or perhaps he had escaped. Nobody was really sure."
• SinceThe Dark Knight takes place one year after the events ofBatman Begins, establishing the Joker as a now well-known criminal terrorizing Gotham and also showing the Joker at the mob reunion to know very well how Batman operates, it can be assumed that he and Batman already faced each other off-screen during the time between the finale ofBatman Begins and the beginning ofThe Dark Knight.
  • Different situation is for the gap betweenThe Dark Knight andThe Dark Knight Rises, since Batman and Gordon hint that the former would continue for a time his activity as outlawed protector and "Dark Knight" of Gotham, but it is not known how much this lasted before Batman's 8 years of self-exile, nor it is known if he faced the Joker again during this time before his "definitive" retirement.
• When he did eventually decide to complete the trilogy, director Christopher Nolan decided to pay homage to Heath Ledger and his Joker, by not mentioning the character at all at the same time. Nolan decided to pay a subtle visual tribute to Ledger's generational performance as the Clown Prince of Crime by recreating the character's iconic smile during the unveiling of a Batman statue duringThe Dark Knight Rises's final moments.
• Despite this incarnation of the Joker being infamous for the "We live in a society" line, he only actually says the word "society" once in the entire film. The only portrayal of the Joker to actually say this quote isJared Leto's version, and by this point, it was already a well-known meme.
• Similar to hisincarnation inThe Batman TV show, he corrupts a law official (Harvey Dent) and turns him into Two-Face similar to how that animated show's Joker turned Ethan Bennett intoClayface.
• This is so far the only version of Joker responsible for the creation of Two-Face.
• In their face to face confrontations, neither Batman nor Joker refer to one another by name.
• Peter Griffin once paried him while blowing up a hospital as part of an anti-vaccine campaign by him andLois Griffin.
• So far, the Joker is the only main antagonist inThe Dark Knight trilogy who never finds out about Batman's true identity. Throughout the entire film, he threatened to kill people unless Batman unmasked himself. Ironically, Coleman Reese (a Wayne Enterprises employee), found out that Bruce Wayne is Batman and attempted to reveal his identity on live TV, only for the Joker to lose interest and instead threaten to blow up the hospital where Harvey Dent (now Two-Face) was being treated unless someone killed Reese.
• Joker's absence inThe Dark Knight Rises and in the 8 years before the events of the film, whether he escaped Arkham or not, could be seen as a reference to Frank Miller's famous graphic novelThe Dark Knight Returns, with a Joker who lost all his meaning of life and the will to continue any criminal activity without Batman, even to the point of falling into a long catatonic state.

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Falcone,Victor Zsasz,Arnold Flass) |Joe Chill The Dark Knight:Joker |Joker's Thugs (Thomas Schiff,Chuckles,Kilson,Happy,Dopey,Grumpy &Bus Driver) |Two-Face |Sal Maroni |The Chechen |Gambol |Lau |Bank Manager |Michael Wuertz |Anna Ramirez |Burmese Bandit The Dark Knight Rises:League of Shadows (Bane,Talia al Ghul,Barsad) |Catwoman |John Daggett |Phillip Stryver |Ra's al Ghul |Scarecrow Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice:Lex Luthor |Anatoli Knyazev |Doomsday |Mercy Graves |Cesar Santos |Amajagh |Joe Chilli |Zod |Joker |Steppenwolf Suicide Squad:Eyes of the Adversary (Enchantress,Incubus) |Suicide Squad (Deadshot,Harley Quinn,Captain Boomerang,El Diablo,Killer Croc,Slipknot,Amanda Waller) |Joker's Gang (Joker,Jonny Frost,Panda Man,Monster T) |Griggs The Lego Batman Movie:Joker |Harley Quinn |Phantom Zone Criminals (Zod,Sauron,Kraken,Lord Voldemort,Agent Smith,Jaws,Gremlins,Medusa,Lord Vampyre,Wicked Witch of the West,Flying Monkeys,The Swamp Creature,Daleks) |Gotham Rouges (Catwoman,Poison Ivy,Two-Face,Bane,Penguin,Riddler,Mr. Freeze,Scarecrow,Clayface,Killer Croc) Joker:Clowns (Joker,Clown,Ambulance Clown) |Penny Fleck |Wall Street Three |Unnamed Vandals |Penny Fleck's Boyfriend The Batman (2022):Riddler |Falcone Crime Syndicate (Carmine Falcone,Penguin,William Kenzie,The Twins,Vinnie) |Catwoman |Salvatore Maroni |Riddler's Cult |Pete Savage |Gil Colson |Don Mitchell Jr. |Train Gang |Joker Joker: Folie à Deux:Joker |Harley Quinn |Jackie Sullivan |Arkham State Hospital Guards |Arkham Asylum Patient |Unnamed Courtroom Bomber |Joker's Shadow Clayface:Clayface The Batman: Part II: TBA Direct-to-video Movies Batman & Mr. Freeze: SubZero:Mr. Freeze |Dr. Gregory Belson Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker:Joker |The Jokerz (Chucko,Dee Dee,Ghoul,Bonk,Smirk,Coe,Woof) |Harley Quinn |Jordan Pryce Batman: Mystery of the Batwoman:Penguin |Bane |Rupert Thorne |Carlton Duquesne The Batman vs. Dracula:Dracula |Penguin |Joker Superman/Batman: Public Enemies:Lex Luthor |Major Force |Metallo |Amanda Waller |Toyman |Solomon Grundy |Gorilla Grodd |Killer Frost |King Shark |Lady Shiva |Giganta |Mongul |Captain Cold Batman: Under the Red Hood:Jason Todd |Joker |Black Mask |Ra's al Ghul |Riddler |Ms. Li Superman/Batman: Apocalypse:Darkseid |Female Furies (Granny Goodness,Gilotina,Mad Harriet,Lashina,Stompa) |Doomsday Batman: Year One:Batman |Gotham City Police Department (Commissioner Loeb,Arnold Flass,Howard Branden) |Falcone Crime Family (Carmine Falcone,Johnny Viti) |Catwoman |Joker Batman: The Dark Knight Returns:Batman |Joker|Mutant Leader |Harvey Dent |Selina Kyle |Bruno LEGO Batman The Movie: DC Super Heroes Unite:Lex Luthor |Joker |Harley Quinn |Penguin |Riddler |Two-Face |Poison Ivy |Catwoman |Bane |Captain Boomerang |Brainiac Son of Batman:Deathstroke |League of Assassins (Ra's al Ghul,Talia al Ghul) |Ubu |Killer Croc |Man-Bats Batman: Assault on Arkham:Suicide Squad (Amanda Waller,Deadshot,Harley Quinn,Captain Boomerang,Killer Frost,King Shark,Black Spider,KGBeast) |Joker |Riddler |Penguin |Scarecrow |Victor Zsasz |Bane |Two-Face |Poison Ivy Lego DC Comics: Batman Be-Leaguered:Bat-Mite |Lex Luthor |Joker |Penguin |Man-Bat |Captain Cold |Black Manta Batman vs. Robin:Court of Owls (Samantha Vanaver,Talon,Owls Lieutenant,Talon Warriors) |Dollmaker Batman Unlimited: Animal Instincts:Animalitia (Penguin,Killer Croc,Man-Bat,Cheetah,Silverback) Batman Unlimited: Monster Mayhem:Joker |Scarecrow |Clayface |Silver Banshee |Solomon Grundy Batman: Bad Blood:League of Assassins (Talia al Ghul,The Heretic,Onyx,Firefly,Tusk,Mad Hatter,Electrocutioner,Hellhound,Calculator &Killer Moth) |Black Mask |Penguin LEGO DC Comics Super Heroes: Justice League: Gotham City Breakout:Joker |Bane |Deathstroke |Harley Quinn |Penguin |Poison Ivy |Scarecrow |Giganta Batman: The Killing Joke:Joker |Vinnie & Joe |Paris Franz Batman Unlimited: Mechs vs. Mutants:Penguin |Mr. Freeze |Cheetah |Hush |Mad Hatter |Two-Face |Bane |Chemo |Killer Croc |Clayface |Joker |Dr. Kirk Langstrom Batman: Return of the Caped Crusaders:Joker |Penguin |Riddler |Catwoman |Archer |Black Widow |Bookworm |Clock King |Egghead |False Face |King Tut |Louie the Lilac |Mad Hatter |Minstrel |Mr. Freeze |Sandman |Shame |Siren Batman and Harley Quinn:Harley Quinn |Poison Ivy |Floronic Man Batman vs. Two-Face:Two-Face |Hugo Strange |Catwoman |King Tut |Bookworm |Joker |Penguin |Riddler |Clock King |Egghead |Mr. Freeze |Shame |Harley Quinn Scooby-Doo! & Batman: The Brave and the Bold:Riddler |Clayface |Joker |Penguin |Mr. Freeze |Catwoman |Harley Quinn |Poison Ivy Batman: Gotham by Gaslight:Jack the Ripper |Barbara-Eileen Gordon |Selina Kyle |Harvey Dent |Hugo Strange Batman Ninja:Joker |Harley Quinn |Catwoman |Gorilla Grodd |Bane |Penguin |Poison Ivy |Deathstroke |Two-Face Batman vs. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles:Foot Clan (Shredder,Baxter Stockman) |League of Assassins (Ra's al Ghul,Ubu) |Joker |Penguin |Harley Quinn |Mr. Freeze |Scarecrow |Two-Face |Poison Ivy |Bane Batman: Hush:Riddler/Hush |Catwoman |Poison Ivy |Bane |Joker |Harley Quinn |Clayface |Scarecrow |Lex Luthor |Penguin |Two-Face LEGO DC Batman: Family Matters:Two-Face |Red Hood | Brother Eye(OMACs) |Penguin |Riddler |Scarecrow |Killer Croc |Solomon Grundy Batman: Death in the Family:Jason Todd |Joker |Black Mask |Ra's' al Ghul |Riddler |Talia al Ghul|Cheetah |Two-Face Batman: Soul of the Dragon:Nāga |Kobra Cult (Jeffrey Burr,Schlangenfaust,Lady Eve,King Snake,Rip Jagger) |Ben Turner |Shiva |Richard Dragon |Jade Batman: The Long Halloween:Holiday |Falcone Crime Family (Carmine Falcone,Milos Grapa,Alberto Falcone,Johnny Viti,Sofia Falcone) |Two-Face |Joker |Solomon Grundy |Salvatore Maroni |Poison Ivy |Penguin |Scarecrow |Mad Hatter |San Ho Hui (Mickey Chen) |Calendar Man |Catwoman Batman and Superman: Battle of the Super Sons:Starro |Lex Luthor |Penguin Batman: The Doom That Came to Gotham:Iog-Sotha |League of Assassins (Ra's al Ghul,Talia al Ghul,Killer Croc andPoison Ivy) Merry Little Batman:Joker |Poison Ivy |Bane |Penguin |Mr. Freeze |Riddler |Scarecrow |Francine and Terry Television Batman (1943) Prince Daka Batman and Robin (1949) The Wizard |Wizards Henchmen Batman 60s show Joker |Penguin |Catwoman |Riddler |Molly |Mr. Freeze |Zelda the Great |Eivol Ekdal |Mad Hatter |False Face |Felix and Leo |King Tut |Bookworm |Lydia Limpet |The Archer |Minstrel |Ma Parker |Pretty Boy Parker |Machine Gun Parker |Mad Dog Parker |Legs Parker |Clock King |Egghead |Chandell |Harry |Marsha, Queen of Diamonds |Aunt Hilda |Shame |The Puzzler |The Sandman |Pussycat |Freddy the Fence |Colonel Gumm |Black Widow |Killer Moth |The Siren |Lola Lasagne |Louie the Lilac |Olga, Queen of Cossacks |Lord Marmaduke Ffogg |Lady Penelope Peasoup |Lady Prudence Ffogg |Nora Clavicle |Calamity Jan |Frontier Fanny |Dr. Cassandra Spellcraft |Cabala |Minerva 1970s Filmation series Joker |Catwoman |Penguin |Riddler |Clayface |Mr. Freeze |Sweet Tooth Batman: The Animated Series/The New Batman Adventures Joker |Harley Quinn |Poison Ivy |Joe Chill |Ra's al Ghul |Talia al Ghul |Two-Face |Penguin |Catwoman |Riddler |Scarecrow |Killer Croc |Clayface |Mr. Freeze |Bane |Mad Hatter |Man-Bat |Ventriloquist and Scarface |Phantasm |Firefly |Clock King |Baby Doll |Rupert Thorne |Boxy Bennett |Buzz Bronski |Carlton Duquesne |Chuckie Sol |King Barlowe |Salvatore Valestra |Sidney Debris |Tony Zucco |Cameron Kaiser |Daniel Mockridge |Grant Walker |Maxie Zeus |Roland Daggett |Hugo Strange |Terrible Trio |Lloyd Ventrix |Kyodai Ken |Emile Dorian |Red Claw |Boss Biggis |Sewer King |Professor Milo |Arkady Duvall |Count Vertigo |Ferris Boyle |Arnold Stromwell |Anthony Romulus |Condiment King |Calendar Girl |Farmer Brown |Lock-Up |Montague Kane |Roxy Rocket |King Barlowe's Bodyguard |Klarion |Teekl |Arthur Reeves |Gil Mason |J. Carrol Corcoran |Mighty Mom |Mad Bomber |Dr. Gregory Belson |Bud and Lou |Captain Clown |Mo, Lar, and Cur |Murphy |Rocco and Henshaw |H.A.R.D.A.C. |Randa Duane |Batman Clone |Susan Maguire |Michael Vreeland |Crocker and Nitro |Raymond Bell |Candice |Enrique El Gancho |Thomas Blake |Cult of the Cat|Ubu The Batman (2004) Joker |Penguin |Bane |Catwoman |Mr. Freeze |Joe Chill |Ethan Bennett |Killer Croc |Man-Bat |Firefly |Riddler |Punch & Judy |Kabuki Twins |Hugo Strange |Cluemaster |Cluemaster's Henchmen |Ragdoll |Temblor |Poison Ivy |Tony Zucco |Count Vertigo |Harley Quinn |Solomon Grundy |Maxie Zeus |Basil Karlo |Gearhead |Francis Grey |Killer Moth |D.A.V.E. |Rumor |Toyman |Mirror Master |Lex Luthor |Black Mask |Sinestro |Joker 2.0 |Prank |Killgore Steed |Team Penguin |Julie |Spellbinder |Terrible Trio |Blaze |The Joining |Cosmo Krank |Marty Slacker |Nolan |Wrath and Scorn |Metallo |Shadow Thief |Mercy Graves |Hideo Katsu Batman: The Brave and The Bold Joker |Music Meister |Catwoman |Penguin |Mr. Freeze | Blockbuster |Clayface |Killer Croc |Riddler |Killer Moth |Poison Ivy |Lex Luthor |Flower Children |Fun Haus |Harley Quinn |Morgaine Le Fay |Sweet Tooth |Queenie Goldstein |Bane |Kite Man |Equinox |Black Manta |Ocean Master |Calendar Man |Gentleman Ghost |Major Force |Mirror Master |Metallo |Brainiac |Flamingo |Mr. Mxyzptlk |Star Sapphire |Toyman |The Thinker |Doctor Sivana |Mister Mind |Black Adam |Baby Face |Solomon Grundy |False-Face Beware the Batman Anarky |Ra's al Ghul |Deathstroke |Harvey Dent |Killer Croc |Simon Stagg |Professor Pyg and Mr. Toad |Man-Bat |Cypher |Magpie |Lady Shiva |Tobias Whale |Phosphorus Rex |Lunkhead |Humpty Dumpty |Silver Monkey |Key |Bethany Ravencroft |Daedalus Boch and Junkyard Dog |Sapphire Stagg |Matatoa |Anatol Mykros Gotham Oswald Cobblepot |Edward Nygma |Barbara Kean |Butch Gilzean |Tabitha Galavan |Fish Mooney |Carmine Falcone |Salvatore Maroni |Victor Zsasz |Jerome Valeska |Theo Galavan |Bridgit Pike |Victor Fries |Hugo Strange |Jervis Tetch |Kathryn Monroe |Court of Owls |514A |Nathaniel Barnes |Mario Calvi | Sensei |Leslie Thompkins |Ra's al Ghul |Jonathan Crane |Sofia Falcone |Professor Pyg |Ivy Pepper |Legion of Horribles |Jeremiah Valeska |Ecco |Eduardo Dorrance |Nyssa al Ghul |Aubrey James |Arthur Penn |Gillian Loeb |Arnold Flass |Tom Dougherty |Dollmaker |Patti and Doug |Frankie Carbone |Gabe |Ethel Peabody |Talons |Headhunter |The Penguins |Sid Bunderslaw |Reginald Payne |Red Hood Gang (Gus Floyd,Clyde Destro,Trope,Regan) |Order of St. Dumas (Father Creel) |The Maniax (Aaron Helzinger,Arnold Dobkins,Robert Greenwood) |The Lady |Matches Malone | Eduardo Flamingo |Billy Boy |Basil Karlo |Monsters (Nancy,Sid,Ridgeback Monster,Marv,Tweaker) |The Mutants (Mutant Leader) |Cult of Jerome (Dwight Pollard) |Anubis & The Hunter |Church of Jeremiah (Sykes) |Raven Society (James Harwood,Bet Sykes,Peggy Sykes,John Salt) |Mario Pepper |Davis Lamond |Richard Gladwell |Stan Potolsky |Electrocutioner |Aaron Danzig |Dorothy Duncan |Dr. Marks |Gerald Crane |The Ogre |Dick Lovecraft |Larissa Diaz |Grace van Dahl |Carlson Grey |Richard Sionis |Deever and Dumfree Tweed |Griffin Krank |Zaardon |Merton |Warden Reed |Jane Cartwright |Magpie |Orphan |Mother Harley Quinn Harley Quinn |Poison Ivy |Joker |Scarecrow |Queen of Fable |Penguin |Mr. Freeze |Bane |Lex Luthor |Killer Croc |Man-Bat |Riddler |Deadshot |Calendar Man |Condiment King |Solomon Grundy |Kite Man |Doctor Psycho |Clayface |King Shark |Nora Fries |Sy Borgman |Doctor Trap |Frank the Plant |Maxie Zeus |KGBeast |Two-Face |Catwoman |Clock King |Firefly |Court of Owls Batwheels Joker |Harley Quinn |Catwoman |Penguin |Mr. Freeze |Riddler |Toyman |Poison Ivy |Kitka |Egghead |Giggles |Music Meister |Clayface |King Tut |Condiment King |The Legion of Zoom (The Badcomputer,Crash,Prank,Ducky,Jestah,Quizz,Snowy,Voice Box, &Banebuggy) Gotham Knights Court of Owls (Rebecca March,Lincoln March,Cressida Clarke,Hamilton Hill,Talon) |Mutants (Vernon Wagner) |Two-Face |Gotham City Police Department (Detective Ford) |Dylan McKillen |Arthur Brown |Duela Doe |Crystal Brown |Jane Doe |Henri Ducard Batman: Caped Crusader Rupert Thorne |Arnold Flass |Harvey Bullock |Penguin |Harvey Dent |Iggy |Clayface |Catwoman |Harley Quinn |Firebug |Gentleman Ghost |Floyd Lawton |Muller |Onomatopoeia |Jim Corrigan |Nocturna |Waylon |Tony Zito |Joker |King Tut The Penguin Falcone Crime Syndicate (Penguin,Carmine Falcone,Sofia Falcone-Gigante,Alberto Falcone,Johnny Viti,Milos Grapa,Luca Falcone,Castillo,William Kenzie) |Maroni Crime Family (Salvatore Maroni,Nadia Maroni,Taj Maroni,Ervad Hakimi) |Victor Aguilar |Julian Rush |Doctor Ventris |Squid |Eve Karlo Bat-Fam TBA Video Games Batman (1986) Joker Batman: The Caped Crusader (1988) Joker |Penguin Batman: The Video Game (1990) Joker |KGBeast |Deadshot |Maxie Zeus |Shakedown |Heatwave |Nightslayer |Killer Moth |Electrocutioner |Firebug Batman: Return of the Joker (1991) Joker Batman Returns (1993) Penguin |Catwoman |Red Triangle Circus Gang Batman: The Animated Series (1993) Joker |Catwoman |Mr. Freeze |Penguin |Poison Ivy |Riddler |Scarecrow The Adventures of Batman & Robin (1994) Joker |Catwoman |Mr. Freeze |Penguin |Poison Ivy |Riddler |Scarecrow |Clayface |Harley Quinn |Man-Bat |Two-Face Batman Forever (1996) Riddler |Two-Face Batman and Robin (1998) Poison Ivy |Mr. Freeze |Bane Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker (2000) Joker |The Jokerz (Chucko,Dee Dee,Ghoul,Bonk,Smirk,Coe &Woof) |Harley Quinn Batman: Chaos in Gotham (2001) Bane |Joker |Bud and Lou |Harley Quinn |Mr. Freeze |Poison Ivy |Roxy Rocket |Two-Face Batman: Gotham City Racer (2001) Catwoman |Clayface |Firefly |Harley Quinn |Joker |Killer Croc |Mad Hatter |Mr. Freeze |Poison Ivy |Riddler |Roxy Rocket |Scarecrow |Two-Face |Ventriloquist & Scarface Batman: Vengeance (2001) Joker |Harley Quinn |Mr. Freeze |Poison Ivy Batman: Dark Tomorrow (2003) Ra's al Ghul |Black Mask |False Face Society |Ubu |Joker |Killer Croc |Mr. Freeze |Victor Zsasz |Poison Ivy |Talia al Ghul |Ratcatcher |Ventriloquist & Scarface Batman: Toxic Chill Riddler |Mr. Freeze Batman: Justice Unbalanced Two-Face |Penguin |Raven |Jay and Gully Batman: Rise of Sin Tzu (2003) Sin Tzu |Bane |Clayface |Poison Ivy |Scarecrow |Joker |Harley Quinn |Mr. Freeze Batman Begins (2005) League of Shadows (Ra's al Ghul |Decoy of Ra's al Ghul) |Scarecrow |Carmine Falcone |Detective Arnold Flass |Victor Zsasz |Walter Pfister Lego Batman: The Videogame The Riddler's Team: (Riddler |Two-Face |Poison Ivy |Mr. Freeze |Clayface) |The Penguin's Team: (Penguin |Catwoman |Man-Bat |Killer Croc |Bane) |The Joker's Team: (Joker |Harley Quinn |Killer Moth |Scarecrow |Mad Hatter) |Goons |Hush |Ra's al Ghul Batman: Arkham Asylum Joker |Scarecrow |Harley Quinn |Killer Croc |Bane |Poison Ivy |Victor Zsasz |Quincy Sharp |Frank Boles |Dr. Penelope Young |Joe Chill |Clayface |Ra's al Ghul |Joker's Gang (Razor) |Thugs |Lunatic Inmates |Black Mask |Calendar Man |Firefly |Great White Shark |Hugo Strange |Humpty Dumpty |Hush |Killer Moth |Mad Hatter |Maxie Zeus |Mr. Freeze |Penguin |Prometheus |Ratcatcher |Tweedledum and Tweedledee |Two-Face |Ventriloquist and Scarface |Catwoman |Mad Dog |Talia al Ghul Batman: The Brave and the Bold - The Videogame Two-Face |Catwoman |Gorilla Grodd |Astaroth |Gentleman Ghost |Starro Batman: Arkham City TYGER |Hugo Strange |Quincy Sharp |League of Assassins |Ra's al Ghul |Talia al Ghul |Joker's Gang |Joker |Harley Quinn |Clayface |Mister Hammer |Penguin's Gang |Penguin |Solomon Grundy |Sickle |Two-Face's Gang |Two-Face |Azrael |Bane |Black Mask |Calendar Man |Catwoman |Deadshot |Hush |Killer Croc |Mad Hatter Thugs |Mad Hatter |Mr. Freeze |Poison Ivy |Scarface |Riddler Thugs |Riddler |Victor Zsasz |Lunatic Inmates |Thugs Batman: Arkham City Lockdown Hugo Strange |Two-Face's Gang |Two-Face |Penguin's Gang |Solomon Grundy |Deathstroke |Joker's Gang |Joker |Harley Quinn |Mister Hammer |Poison Ivy Gotham City Impostors Jokerz Lego Batman 2: DC Super Heroes Joker |Lex Luthor |Harley Quinn |Riddler |Two-Face |Penguin |Poison Ivy |Catwoman |Bane |Brainiac |Scarecrow |Mr. Freeze |Killer Croc |Clayface |Mad Hatter | Killer Moth |Man-Bat |Captain Cold |Captain Boomerang |General Zod |Gorilla Grodd |Sinestro |Black Manta |Black Adam |Ra's al Ghul |Hush The Dark Knight Rises (2012) TBA Batman: Arkham Origins Joker's Gang |Joker |Ian Chase |Bane's Militia |Bane |Bird |Black Mask's Gang |Black Mask |Penguin's Gang |Penguin |Ricky "Loose Lips" LeBlanc |Tracey Buxton |Candy |Killer Croc |Electrocutioner |Deathstroke |Copperhead |Firefly |Deadshot |League of Assassins |Lady Shiva |Enigma Informants |Enigma |Anarky's Gang |Anarky |Mad Hatter Thugs |Mad Hatter |Commissioner Loeb |Howard Branden |John DeMarco |Dr. Harleen Quinzel |Alberto Falcone |Calendar Man |Quincy Sharp |Amanda Waller |Joe Chill |Thugs |Ferris Boyle |Mr. Freeze Batman: Arkham Origins Blackgate Black Mask |Joker |Penguin |Amanda Waller |Bane |Bronze Tiger |Catwoman |Deadshot |Solomon Grundy |Thugs Batman (2013 arcade game) Mr. Freeze |Bane |Joker Lego Batman 3: Beyond Gotham Brainiac |Legion of Doom (Lex Luthor,Joker,Cheetah,Firefly,Killer Croc,Solomon Grundy) |Sinestro |Atrocitus |Larfleeze |Darkseid Batman: Arkham Knight Joker |Arkham Knight's Militia |Scarecrow |The Arkham Knight |Deathstroke |Simon Stagg |Catwoman |Poison Ivy |Harley Quinn's Gang |Harley Quinn |Henry Adams |Christina Bell |Albert King |Johnny Charisma |Penguin's Gang |Penguin |Two-Face's Gang |Two-Face |Riddler Thugs |Riddler |JT Wicker |Firefly |Professor Pyg |Man-Bat |Azrael |Hush |Deacon Blackfire |Killer Croc |Victor Zsasz |Lex Luthor |Scarface |Rioters |Mad Hatter |League of Assassins |Ra's al Ghul |Warden Ranken |Mr. Freeze |Black Mask's Gang |Black Mask Batman: Arkham Underworld Harley Quinn |Killer Croc |Mr. Freeze |Riddler |Scarecrow |Thugs |Amanda Waller |Bane's Militia |Bane |Carmine Falcone |Catwoman |Deadshot |Professor Milo |Two-Face's Gang |Two-Face Batman: The Telltale Series Children of Arkham (Lady Arkham,Penguin,Blockbuster) |Catwoman |Two-Face |Hamilton Hill |Carmine Falcone |Thomas Wayne |John Doe |Victor Zsasz |John & Patricia Vale |Joe Chill |Van Assassin Batman: Arkham VR Joker |Penguin |Killer Croc |Joe Chill |Riddler |Harley Quinn |Scarface |Victor Zsasz Batman: The Enemy Within Amanda Waller |The Pact (Joker,Riddler,Harley Quinn,Catwoman,Bane,Mr. Freeze,Eli Knable) |S.A.N.C.T.U.S. |Roger Harrison |Willy Deever |Rumi Mori Gotham Knights Court of Owls (Jacob Kane,Constance Cobblepot,Talons) |League of Shadows (Ra's al Ghul,Talia al Ghul,Man-Bat Commandos) |Gotham City Police Department (Catherine Kane) |Penguin |Harley Quinn |Mr. Freeze |Clayface Batman: Arkham Shadow Rats |Rat King |Ratcatcher |Shrike |TYGER |Lyle Bolton |Howard Branden |Frank Boles |Anarky |Arnold Wesker |Bane |Black Mask |Bronze Tiger |Catwoman |Carmine Falcone |Deadshot |Deathstroke |Enigma |Ferris Boyle |Firefly |Dr. Harleen Quinzel |Ian Chase |Joe Chill |John DeMarco |Joker |Dr. Jonathan Crane |Killer Croc |Penguin |Ricky "Loose Lips" LeBlanc Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight TBA See Also Arkhamverse Villains |Batgirl Villains |Batman Beyond Villains |Batman: Caped Crusader Villains |Batwoman Villains |Birds of Prey Villains |Catwoman Villains |Gotham Villains |Harley Quinn Villains |Injustice Villains |LEGO DC Villains |LEGO Dimensions Villains |Nightwing Villains |Outsiders Villains |Red Hood Villains |Robin Villains |Telltale Batman Villains |The Batman (2004) Villains |The LEGO Movie Villains

January Shadow Queen March Lord Voldemort April Darth Vader May Dahlia Gillespie June Smithy July Manfred von Karma August Light Yagami September Lee Woo-jin November Gaston LeGume(Disney)
January Leatherface February GLaDOS March Mr. Hyde April Dimentio June Walter Sullivan September Audrey II October Albert Wesker December Skynet
January Thanos(Marvel) February Big Brother(1984) March Grimmjow Jaegerjaquez April Lord Zedd(PR) May Magneto(Marvel) June Cthulhu(Lovecraft) July Shredder(TMNT 1987) September Cobra Commander(GIJ)
January Doctor Doom(Marvel) February Lucifer(DI) March Vilgax(B10) April Peter Stegman May Sweet Tooth(TM) June President Coriolanus Snow
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May Geese Howard,Horace Pinker, andKyubey July Kurumi Tokisaki August Grand High Witch September James Moriarty October Koba November B.P. Richfield December Judge Claude Frollo
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