5 LORE Details in the Arkham Games

Dude, you should do videos about Among Us lore! Thanks!

Minor things to add: -In Clayface’s monologue referencing Lost, the camera man is heard coughing. It’s likely the Joker is the one filming Clayface. -The reason Riddler already ruled out Bruce Wayne is Batman is because Prof. Strange figured it out first, evidenced in tape recordings from Arkham City. Because Riddler sees himself as the pinnacle of human intelligence, he refuses to believe someone figured out Batman’s identity first and discounts Strange’s findings as false/inaccurate. He simply doubles down in Knight when the identity is revealed to the public.

For point 3, Militia members allude to the fact Lex Luthor might have covertly funded them. So it’s possible he supplied Jason with the Nth metal for the Cloudburst tank

Surprised you didn't mention that in the Arkham Asylum tapes he actually was very close to assuming who Batman was but instead of assuming that the technology and gadgets that he got and the money that he would have to acquire such technology could mean that he is someone like Bruce Wayne instead believes that he got the money from all the criminals and therefore he spent it on all of his equipment

4:53 I’m surprised it wasn’t pointed out that sick Joker is behind the camera. “They tell you what it’s all about” *few coughs*. I’ve not noticed that ever but in this video I did. I hope everyone else caught that too

Also fun fact if you listen to the tapes in Arkham City, Strange tells Riddlers they are equals until he realizes Riddler doesn't know who batman is

Also with the Joker (Clayface) on the TV in the steel mill, he ends that speech by saying no matter what happens I’ll be right behind you. Which is where the real Joker was when he shot Talia. The real Joker is holding the camera during that speech too. You can tell when he zooms back in and starts coughing due to his condition.

"We'll learn more about Batman and his-" imma stop you here chief..

The Riddler's denial can also stem from him not figuring it out yet and refuses having the answer told to him. He does like riddles and it's no fun when someone tells you the answer.

Paul Dini worked on Lost, that's also why Joker/Clayface made that reference. But I can see why (lore-wise) Clayface would make a reference to Lost

I always found it neat that retroactively Clayface Joker's monologue about Lost fit in to Arkham Origins. Joker gets told "what it's all about" upon encountering Batman and changing his obsession from simple anarchy and impressing his own ideology upon the populace to his obsession with Batman. "Would you be happy? Does it make sense?" refers to their bizarre relationship. And "how come it all ended in a church?" is obviously where Batman follows Joker to at the end of Origins. Again, this is RETROACTIVE. I don't want people seeing my comment and being like "that's what they actually meant!" It was definitely in reference to Lost, just neat how art works like this sometimes.

There's a dialogue from riddler where he says that he doesn't believe that Bruce Wayne is Batman, because he doesn't want to admit that all those years he has been humiliated by someone like Bruce Wayne

5:00 you can also hear real Joker cough while Clayface is monologuing

I really feel like Batman should’ve been able to figure out that joker was actually clayface by using his detective mode. I mean he’s the worlds greatest detective and doesn’t even question why joker doesn’t have bones or are they implying in the canon he never used his detective mode at any point while around clay joker? Strange.

The Arkham games lore is interesting and needs to be expanded on

3:06 yo home boy i see that "Mommy Quinn" on the captions 😂

14:17 I see what you did there with the 'Rizzler'😂

4:53 In case you don't know, that's the real Joker coughing and holding the camera.

11:35 I'd love to see an Arkham long Halloween, sounds awesome

Honestly, it does make sense that some people might doubt that Bruce Wayne is Batman. I don't have a full-blown theory or anything, but from the perspective of the citizens of Gotham, it could just seem like another one of Scarecrow's schemes to bring down another influential figure in the city. I mean, what's stopping Scarecrow from kidnapping Bruce Wayne, dressing him up as Batman, and running with that narrative? I hope that makes some kind of sense haha