Batman: Arkham Knight - Riddler's Revenge & Riddler Boss Fight

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  @C-R-l-M-S-O-N · 11 years ago

  The awkward moment when you fight the riddler in combat and you don't fight the arkham knight, deathstroke or azrael in combat...

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  @jmurakami_346 · 6 years ago

  Random thugs outside:<br>&quot;Trust me, this guy&apos;s IQ is through the roof. You wanna catch the Dark Knight you need to be smart. And Nigma&apos;s smarter than all of you put together.&quot;<br>&quot;If he&apos;s so smart, how come the Bat&apos;s still out there?&quot;<br><br><br>Nuff&apos; said!

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• RA

  @RadicalBoiChris · 7 years ago

  Riddler has every right to say I&apos;m cheating cause I&apos;m using YouTube

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  @BlaineADedam · 5 years ago

  A detail I love about Riddler in the Arkham Games is the fact he takes less and less care of himself, and focuses on his desperation to outsmart, humiliate, or kill Batman.<br>In Arkham Origins, before he even became known as the Riddler, you can see he&apos;s very clean, well-managed, and hasn&apos;t developed his desperation to humiliate Batman.<br>In Arkham Asylum, in the artwork of him (since he physically doesn&apos;t show up), he switches out his vest and collared shirt for his iconic green suit, bowler hat, and cane, and even then he still looks like he manages himself nicely, while still focusing on trying to outsmart Batman, before you hear him get arrested in the end.<br>In Arkham City, he goes so far as to kidnap medical officers to try and lure Batman into his elaborate puzzles, and threatens to kill them if Batman doesn&apos;t manage to solve them, and keeps the rest of them hostage and walking for hours unless they want their heads to explode. He still wears his iconic suit and bowler hat, but you can clearly tell he hasn&apos;t washed his clothes or even bathed (but that&apos;s probably because Arkham City doesn&apos;t have running water for its inmates).<br>Lastly, in Arkham Knight, you can finally see he no longer takes care of himself or even dresses formally like he used to - looking more like the kind of guy who lives in a cheap apartment, and wears a tank top, green shirt, and cargo pants. And you can see he&apos;s finally become so desperate to prove himself smarter than Batman that that&apos;s all he focuses on by that point, and doesn&apos;t take care of himself even more, and is more likely to snap. He even goes so far as to cheat, but doesn&apos;t live up to it because he wants to desperately prove he&apos;s superior to the caped crusader. And even that cop Riddler Informant at GCPD has taken pity on him because he saw just how desperate he was and wouldn&apos;t shut up about how he lost to Batman.<br><br>Just goes to show how narcissistic he is, and just can&apos;t accept he won&apos;t always be the smartest guy in the room.

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  @doctorPearTits · 11 years ago

  I swear, there&apos;s NOTHING better than hearing the Riddler flip out like a child when you defeat him. &nbsp;It&apos;s nearly orgasmic.

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  @rcldragon · 11 years ago

  When Riddler screamed &quot;Die, Father!&quot;, it was actually a hint of his origins. Raised by an abusive father who constantly belittled his intelligence, Edward Nashton dedicated himself to learning in an effort to win respect from everyone, especially his father. In order to win a school puzzle competition, Edward broke into school and practiced with the puzzle until he understood it. When his father found out about this, he gave Edward a fierce beating, calling his son a cheater and a liar. These psychological issues have obviously lasted well into adulthood.<br><br>Personally, I would have congratulated a child&apos;s desire to learn. That&apos;s not something you find in most children these days.

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  @CozyRealm · 11 years ago

  i like how catwoman gently cuts the glass for an opening to the keys...<br>THEN BATMAN STRIKES THE GLASS LIKE A MAN AND SNATCHES THE KEYS TO SAVE HIS MOST LOYAL SIDE-CHICK FROM THE DANGERS OF INJUSTICE!!!

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  @Kamenrider_Afr0 · 4 years ago

  the tragedy of this is that Catwoman didn&apos;t realize she could make a killing as a vigilante burglar that only robs other criminals. Batman cripples them physically, Catwoman cripples them financially. A true dynamic duo cleaning up the streets of Gotham.

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  @hplus2166 · 10 years ago

  &quot;Another one? What&apos;s Eddie&apos;s problem?&quot;<br>&quot;Fanatic narcissism, egocentrism and megalomania, crossed with severe obsessive compulsion.&quot;<br>Batman, you&apos;re the best.

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  @maetheron1160 · 7 years ago

  That awkward moment when you realize that Riddler resisted a lot of punches by Batman and Cat but Deathstroke got K.O with just one hit.

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  @MTdaVoid · 11 years ago

  When I hear Joker&apos;s thoughts on Catwoman, I can&apos;t help but remember one important thing: this Joker is a product of Batman&apos;s subconscious,Joker&apos;s mutated blood, and some Fear Gas in his body. Which means that at some point these thoughts about Catwoman being emotionally vulnerable and Talia Al Ghul sleeping with Joker in Hell have passed through Bruce Wayne&apos;s mind...

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• KI

  @kingesteban6085 · 1 year ago

  The fact that he forces you to collect EVERY SINGLE TROPHY just to fight him is insane

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