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+ | |real name= Victor Stone |
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| − | |alias= Batman<br>Bat of Gotham<br>Gotham Bat<br>Bat Vigilante<br>Dark Knight<br>Caped Crusader |
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+ | |affiliation= [[Justice League]] |
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+ | |family= [[Silas Stone]] <small>(father)</small> |
|status= Alive |
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+ | |actor= [[Ray Fisher]] |
| − | |movie= ''[[Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice]]''<br |
+ | |movie= ''[[Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice]]''<br>''[[Justice League (film)|Justice League]]'' <small>(unreleased)</small><br/>''[[Justice League Part Two]]'' <small>(unreleased)</small><br/>''[[Cyborg (film)|Cyborg]]'' <small>(unreleased)</small> |
| − | |comic= "[[Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice – Batman]]"<br/>"[[Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice – Superman]]" <small>(photo)</small><br/>"[[Field Trip]]"<br/>"[[Picture Proof]]"<br/>"[[Lights Out]]"<br/>"[[Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice - Upstairs/Downstairs]]" |
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| − | |book= ''[[Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice – Cross Fire]]'' |
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| + | '''Victor Stone''' is a former college athlete. Following a horrible accident, his father was able to save him via the use of a mysterious [[Mother Box]] that crafted cybernetics to him. Victor then became known as the technopathic, mechanized superhero, '''Cyborg'''. |
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| − | {{Quote|I bet your parents taught you that you mean something, that you're here for a reason. My parents taught me a different lesson...dying in the gutter, for no reason at all. They told me the world only makes sense if you force it to.|Batman to [[Superman]]|Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice}} |
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| − | '''Bruce Wayne''' is the billionaire owner of [[Wayne Enterprises]], and a costumed vigilante operating in [[Gotham City]] known as '''Batman'''. |
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| + | He would eventually join as a member of the [[Justice League]]. |
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| − | After witnessing the murder of his [[Thomas Wayne|parents]] at the hands of a mugger as a child, Bruce ultimately became the fearsome vigilante '''Batman''' as an adult, beginning his crime fighting career 20 years before the alien invasion of [[General Zod]]. Over those years, he became heavily seasoned as an expert crime fighter and detective, having fought and overpowered numerous criminal adversaries, most notably the extreme psychopath [[The Joker|Joker]]. |
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| − | Two years after witnessing the [[Black Zero|Black Zero Event]], Batman grew increasingly wary of the alien hero [[Superman]], and the two would initially fiercely battle one another. However, they would ultimately settle their differences and team up with [[Wonder Woman]], together managing to take down the unleashed monster [[Doomsday]]. With Superman seemingly killed by the monster, Batman and Wonder Woman would be inspired by his noble sacrifice to begin establishing the valiant [[Justice League]], in order to battle any future threats to the world. |
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==Biography== |
==Biography== |
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| + | Victor Stone was an athlete, however his career was cut short when he was involved in a nearly fatal accident,<ref name="The Dawn of the Justice League"/> causing him to be left with only a torso, his head and half of his arms. Despite numerous attempts, [[Silas Stone|his father]] was unable to save him via the use of [[Mother Box|a mysterious alien box]]. However, the box somehow activated and he gave it to Victor, causing it to begin crafting him cybernetic body parts as Victor screamed out in pain.<ref>{{Film ref|Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice}}</ref> |
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| − | ===Early Life=== |
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| − | {{Quote|In the dream, they took me to the light. A beautiful lie...|Batman|Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice}} |
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| − | [[File:Thomasmarthawayne-170521.jpg|thumb|left|Bruce with his parents.]] |
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| − | In 1981, Bruce Wayne and his parents were having a family night out at the theatre in Gotham City. They are confronted by a mugger, who shoots both [[Thomas Wayne|Thomas]] and [[Martha Wayne|Martha]], killing them in cold blood right before Bruce's eyes. From then, Bruce was raised by the Wayne family bodyguard [[Alfred Pennyworth]]. The two are buried on the grounds of [[Wayne Manor]]. Bruce runs away from the funeral, falling into a cavern filled with bats. |
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| + | ===''Justice League''=== |
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| − | ===Fighting Crime in Gotham as Batman=== |
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| − | {{quote|Twenty years in Gotham, [[Alfred Pennyworth|Alfred]]. We've seen what promises are worth. How many good guys are left? How many stayed that way?|Bruce Wayne|Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice}} |
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| − | In the eventuating years, Bruce trained, becoming a fearsome yet heroic vigilante known as "The Batman", while also swiftly reclaiming control over his family company [[Wayne Enterprises]] as CEO.<ref name="Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice"/> |
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| + | === ''Justice League Part Two'' === |
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| − | Bruce spent 20 years (up until the alien invasion of [[General Zod]]) fighting crime in Gotham as Batman, during which time he encountered numerous villains (such as his archenemy, the extreme psychopath [[The Joker|Joker]]), had taken a young sidekick nicknamed "[[Robin]]"<ref>[http://www.ew.com/gallery/batman-v-superman-dawn-justice-exclusives/2507933_gallery-batman-v-superman-dawn-justice-2016-ben-affleck '''Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice’: Inside the Superhero Grudge Match'' - Entertainment Weekly]</ref>, and captured many criminals, locking them away in either prison or [[Arkham Asylum]], including every member of the future [[Suicide Squad]] (even the infamously lethal assassin [[Deadshot]] and the stronger [[Killer Croc]]).<ref>[http://www.comicbookmovie.com/fansites/JoshWildingNewsAndReviews/news/?a=123365 ''New Details On BATMAN v SUPERMAN's Dark Knight; He Put The SUICIDE SQUAD In Prison'' - Comic Book Movie]</ref> He would also form an alliance with GCPD officer [[James Gordon]], and a [[Batsignal]] projector was used to summon Batman, if the latter were ever urgently needed. |
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| + | ===''Cyborg''=== |
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| − | 10 years prior to Batman's encounter with [[Superman]], the [[The Joker|Joker]] managed to kill [[Robin]] and left a note for Batman on Robin's suit. Bruce hung Robin's suit in the [http://dcextendeduniverse.wikia.com/wiki/Batcave Batcave] as a monument to honor his comrade and also remind himself of what he fights for.[http://io9.gizmodo.com/zack-snyder-explains-when-robin-died-in-the-dc-extended-1768222099] |
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| − | Initially, he was all about finesse, hardly appearing at all, as evidenced when he caught [[Sal]] and tied him up from a tall building. Over time, however, he became more brutal, such as breaking the legs of jewel thief Pete Doumanian.<ref name="Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice – Batman">{{Comic ref|Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice – Batman}}</ref> |
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| − | ===Black Zero Event=== |
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| − | {{Quote|That son of a bitch brought the war to us two years ago!|Bruce to [[Alfred Pennyworth|Alfred]]|Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice}} |
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| − | [[File:Bruce_sees_the_fight.jpg|250px|thumb|left|Bruce Witnesses the battle between Superman and Zod.]] Bruce was in [[Metropolis]] in the midst of [[General Zod]]'s attack on the city with the [[Black Zero]]. As Zod attempted to terraform the Earth, starting with Metropolis, Bruce took a helicopter to the outskirts of Metropolis and witnessed the Black Zero destroying the city. He took a vehicle and made his way towards the [[Wayne Enterprises|Wayne Financial Building]], giving the order via phone for the people inside to evacuate. Bruce's friend and employee Jack gave the order to evacuate, but he remained inside the building. Bruce dodged several debris and falling buildings and jets before finally reaching a stop in front of an entire crowd of citizens. Bruce exited the vehicle and watched along with the crowd as the Black Zero was destroyed and sent back to the Phantom Zone with Kal-El's starship. As buildings began to fall, Bruce made his way to the Wayne Financial Building on foot and called Jack again, but got no signal. While there, he bore witness to the vicious duel between [[Superman]] and [[General Zod]]. As the mighty aliens fought high above the city, General Zod's heat vision tore through the Wayne Financial Building, causing it to collapse into ruins. A horrified Bruce screamed for Jack and ran towards the collapsing building while everyone else fled. Bruce searched for survivors and found [[Wallace Keefe]] trapped underneath rubble. Bruce and a few other employees there helped rescue the now paralyzed Keefe. Bruce then noticed a little girl staring at the building's ruins and saved her from getting crushed by debris. He told her that she would be safe and asked where her mother was, but she could only point to the now destroyed building before breaking down in tears. Bruce consoled the girl as he watched Superman and Zod fight in the sky. |
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| − | ===Life after the Black Zero Event=== |
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| − | {{Quote|He was always tough. But over the years, he got harder. I mean, you figure he's seen some things.|[[Sal]] to his colleague|Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice – Batman}} |
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| − | [[File:Batman attacks Firefly and company.jpg|thumb|280px|right|Batman intervening in Firefly's operation.]] |
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| − | Months later, Batman intervened when [[Firefly]] was setting up charges to detonate a building. He used a [[Batarang|batarang]] to destroy the detonator, proceeding to engage Firefly, who unsuccessfully attacked the Dark Knight. Batman ultimately subdued him, leaving the two low-level criminals tied up on a sidewalk for the police to find.<ref name="Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice – Batman"/> |
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| − | While at [[Wayne Enterprises]], Bruce followed a Metropolis Middle School student, [[Zoe]], who was watching a group of criminals using [[Kryptonian]] armor and plasma rifles, in to a restricted section of the building. He urged her to return to her group, as he would seek the "proper authority", but they were caught by the gang. Suddenly, [[Superman]] showed up, causing the criminals to make a break for it. The Kryptonian plasma rifles briefly held Superman back (though he was also unwilling to hurt them). Bruce then took down the guard watching him and Zoe, before activating a Kryptonian signal jammer, which let out a high-frequency screeching noise that subdued everybody, briefly including Superman. Given the opportunity to take out the criminals, Superman handed them over to the Metropolis Police Department, as Bruce praised Zoe for her courage, before returning her to her school group.<ref>{{Comic ref|Field Trip}}</ref> |
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| − | As Batman, Bruce was later chasing a group through the Carytown Crossing, in the movie and shopping district. He landed his motorbike on top of their car, causing them to crash, before subduing and tying them up. He ran from the scene, disappearing down a manhole. The following night, he located Emily, who had taken a photo of him. He acknowledged that she would do the right thing and destroy the evidence, disappearing in to the night.<ref>{{Comic ref|Picture Proof}}</ref> |
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| − | ===''[[Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice]]''=== |
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| − | ====Bat Brand of Justice==== |
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| − | {{Quote|A devil...It saved us...It's still here...|Rescued Hostages about Batman|Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice}} |
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| − | [[File:The_devil_saved_us.jpg|thumb|230px|left|A cop sees Batman for the first time.]] |
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| − | Batman rescues a group of young Asian women from a sex trafficker by subduing him and then ruthlessly branding him. One of Gotham City's rookie police officers tried to shoot him but the Dark Knight escaped, leaving the sex trafficker with a bat symbol brand on his chest, which is considered a death sentence in prison. |
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| − | Bruce has been searching for someone known only as the "White Portuguese" which he tells Alfred is bringing in a dirty bomb to Gotham city. Bruce learns that a man name [[Anatoli Knyazev]] may have information regarding the "White Portuguese". Bruce Wayne later attends an underground fight club where he meets Anatoli. He and Bruce had a brief conversation, which allowed Bruce to successfully clone Anatoli's phone and discover that Anatoli worked for [[Lex Luthor]]. Bruce attends a party at LexCorp hoping to tap into the LexCorp mainframe, by plugging a device into the servers. |
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| − | Upon tying to retrieve his device later on, Bruce is stopped by [[Superman|Clark Kent]], who wishes to ask him questions about the method's of Gotham's protector. Bruce points out the hypocrisy of Kent's questions and explains his own distrust toward Superman. Bruce breaks from the crowd during a speech by [[Lex Luthor]] and tries to unplug his device, only to find it has already been unplugged by a mysterious woman named [[Wonder Woman|Diana Prince]]. Bruce follows after her, but loses her. |
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| − | Later, Bruce finds Diana at a museum where he confronts her about the information she stole and she tells Bruce that she was unable to obtain anything due to the data having military grade encryption. Diana explains that she stole the information because Luthor had a picture that belonged to her. Diana returns the data to Bruce. Viewing the decrypted data, Wayne realizes that Lex is not only experimenting with [[Kryptonite]], but also investigating about [[Meta Human]]s. One of them is Prince herself, who is an immortal warrior. He also realizes that "White Portuguese" is a ship. Wayne admits to Alfred that he plans to steal the kryptonite to weaponize it, should it become necessary to fight Superman. |
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| − | ====Bruce's Nightmare==== |
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| − | After falling asleep at his desk, Bruce began to experience a form of a nightmarish dream, seemingly a vision of a possible apocalyptic future. A devastated Superman kills thousands, and is driven by his incredible grief and despair to become dark and malevolent, taking over the [[Earth]] as its tyrant ruler, creating a stormtrooper army to aid him in his totalitarian regime of [[Earth]], killing anybody who opposes him. Batman, in desert clothing, exits a bunker and watches his allies approach. He meets with them and asks for the [[Kryptonite]] rock. However, they open the box to reveal only green lightbulbs. They apologize to him and hold him at gunpoint. He follows through with their commands as the stormtroopers reveal themselves to Batman and his allies. They execute them, as Batman watches helplessly. Angered, he begins a killing spree and guns down multiple stormtroopers working for Superman while helping some of his surviving allies escape the area. Although he manages to take down most of the stormtroopers while Parademons invade the area and abduct many humans there, Batman is eventually overwhelmed by the remaining stormtroopers there. He snaps one of their necks but is brutally beaten by the other stormtroopers. A Parademon then knocks him unconscious. |
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| − | Batman recuperates chained up in the bunker with his remaining allies, eyeing them helplessly. [[Superman]] himself then lands in the bunker, and his stormtroopers reverently bow before their leader. He approaches Batman, swiftly murdering the latter's other allies with his heat vision. Superman then unmasks the horrified vigilante. He expresses his anger at Bruce for letting "her" die, as she was "his world." He sneers at Bruce one final time, and ruthlessly tears his heart from his chest. At this point, Bruce awoke from this nightmare to find a distorted and unstable portal of electricity right in front of him. Inside it, the [[The Flash|Flash]] appeared, and gave Bruce a distorted warning regarding Superman's possible path and that Lois Lane was the key to this. Before the portal disappeared, the Flash begged Bruce to find [[Justice League|them all]] and save [[Martha Kent|her]]. Bruce abruptly awoke again, though he did not believe that either experience were entirely a dream. |
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| − | ====Encounter with Superman==== |
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| − | {{Quote|Tell me...Do you bleed?|Batman to Superman|Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice}} |
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| − | [[File:Superman and Batman stand on the Batmobile.jpg|thumb|250px|left|Superman threatens Batman]] |
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| − | While intercepting [[Lex Luthor]]'s men transporting [[Kryptonite]], [[Superman]] interrupted the chase, damaging the [[Batmobile]] after Batman tried running him down and again when Superman tore the doors off. Superman threatened the Dark Knight, warning him to give up his crusade, and that he should consider Superman's warning mercy. As he turned to leave, Batman countered with a threat of his own, expressing his determination to make the godlike alien "bleed". After Superman flew away, seemingly not impressed with the threat, Batman drove to the [[Batcave]] in the damaged Batmobile. |
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| − | ====Duel with Superman==== |
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| − | {{Quote|You're not brave. '''Men''' are brave|Batman to [[Superman]]|Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice}} |
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| − | [[File:Batman and Superman face each other.png|thumb|250px|Batman and Superman meet face to face.]] |
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| − | After witnessing an explosion at a congressional hearing seemingly caused by Superman, Batman begins to track the Kryptonite to LexCorp, Batman broke into the building and retrieved it, leaving a Batarang in the exact place where Luthor had it stored. Batman prepared his preemptive strike against Superman, building a powerful exoskeleton and Kryptonite powered arsenal. Batman set up traps in the old Gotham City Police Department building, placing a Kryptonite spear in the ground ready for later use. Having prepared for the fight, Batman tore off the old cloth covering the Bat-Signal and turned it on, shining it into the thundery sky. Though, unbeknownst to Batman, Luthor had kidnapped Martha Kent and Lois Lane, pushing the latter off the building to lure Superman to him. He revealed Martha's captivity in an undisclosed location that even he doesn't know of and blackmailed him to fight Batman, anticipating that the latter would kill him with the Kryptonite. A reluctant Superman travelled to Gotham to face Batman, who was waiting for him in the yard. He challenged Superman to a fight as he approached him. Superman attempted to reason with him, but set off one of his traps, causing sonic emitters to boom at him. He destroyed them with a drain and told Batman that he didn't understand, but he claimed that he did understand. Superman simply pushed him and sent him flying several feet across the yard. He then set off another trap and two machine guns fired thousands of bullets at him, but he rose up and burnt them with his heat vision. |
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| − | Superman then tackled Batman into the air, through the building and tossed him into the Bat-Signal. He ordered the momentarily shocked vigilante to stay down, claiming that if he wanted it, he would be dead by now. Nevertheless, Batman resumed the fight and threw a smoke grenade at Superman, but he zoomed through it instantly. However, Batman had moved out of sight and fired a grenade at Superman, who easily caught it. However, it then sprayed Kryptonite gas into his face, severely weakening him. Batman told him to breathe in, also sighting that it was fear. He mentioned that Superman was not brave, that only men were. He attempted to throw a punch, but Batman blocked it with ease, confusing the Man Of Steel. He threw multiple punches, but Batman countered them all and launched a flurry of attacks on him. He kicked Superman onto a glass window and leaped onto him. Their weight caused them both to crash through the window and to the lower floor. Batman began kicking Superman to the ground, but the latter then began to recover from the poisoning. He caught Batman's leg and threw him into the next room. They ran at each other, with Batman catching Superman and throwing him against the wall. He punched him again and again, but they were now ineffective due to his recovery. Superman tackled him to the lower floor; even though he was weak from the Kryptonite, he was still able to toss Batman through several walls. While Superman recovered fully, Batman loaded another grenade into his gun. Superman leapt for the attack, but Batman fired a kryptonite grenade at him. The gas affected Superman, though he still managed to get a punch on Batman, damaging the side of his cowl. Superman laid on the floor in pain while Batman grabbed a bathroom sink and smashed it on Superman's head, knocking him unconscious. |
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| − | Batman carried Superman to the railing and threw him several stories down. He grappled down to the first floor and tied the grapple rope around Superman's ankle. Batman dragged him into the main hall, where he flung Superman around and smashed him into several pillars. He then told him that while his parents may have taught him that he was sent to Earth for a reason, his parents taught him by dying in the gutter for no reason at all and that the world will make sense if you force it to. Batman then took the spear and approached Superman. He stamped on his neck and cut his cheek with the Kryptonite, angrily telling him that he was never a god, or even a man. He prepared to kill him, but Superman then begged him to save Martha, telling him that he has got her and to find him. Batman, remembering the night his parents died and when his father said "Martha" before dying. Confused and angry, Batman instead demanded to know why he said that name. Lois, having got there by helicopter, begged Batman to stop and told him that Martha is Clark's mother's name. Shocked, Batman stepped back and came to his senses, realizing the truth and that Superman was not a threat. Angered, he tossed away the spear. Superman told him that Lex wanted his life for hers and she was starting to run out of time. Lois informed them that the ship was drawing power from the city and it had to be Lex. Batman told him to go to the ship and he would go after Martha, promising him that she wouldn't die. |
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| − | {{Quote|I'll kill [[Martha Kent|her]]! Believe me, I'll do it!"<br>"I believe you.|[[Anatoli Knyazev]] and Batman|Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice}} |
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| − | After Batman nearly defeated [[Superman]], the latter asked the Dark Knight to save Martha, his mother. Reminded of his own mother (who had the same first name), Batman ended the fight, agreeing to save Superman's mother. After tracking and entering the warehouse Martha was held captive in, Batman engaged in a vicious fight with numerous thugs, eventually incapacitating them. Making his way to the room Martha was held, Batman had a stand-off with the remaining henchmen, igniting a flamethrower's tank, killing the two of them with Batman and Martha unscathed from the heat due to the former's cape and saving Martha. |
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| − | The nuclear explosion that results in the missile hitting [[Superman]] and [[Doomsday]] is so gigantic, that Batman can clearly see it from Earth's surface. |
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| − | Doomsday's body lands on the abandoned Stryker's Island, but he is far from dead, as the tremendous explosion seems to have only made the monster stronger, with its body once again regenerating. Batman then attacks it with his [[Batwing]], unleashing an immense amount of firepower, but Doomsday is unscathed, and brings the plane down with his heat vision and breath. Before Batman can escape his crashed vehicle, Doomsday corners him, and fires a tremendous superheated torrent at him. [[Wonder Woman]] arrives, however, just in time to save Batman, deflecting the beams with her indestructible [[Bracelets of Submission|bracelets]], which creates a massive wave of energy outwards. |
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| − | [[File:Superman, Wonder Woman and Batman stand strong.png|thumb|250px|Superman, Wonder Woman and Batman, stand ready to face Doomsday]] |
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| − | Shortly thereafter, a recovered [[Superman]] returns from space, and proceeds to jointly attack [[Doomsday]] in tandem with [[Wonder Woman]], while Batman tries to expose the monster to [[Kryptonite]], which would exploit its only known vulnerability. |
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| − | After seeing [[Superman]] sacrificing his own life to defeat Doomsday (using Batman's [[Kryptonite|Kryptonite Spear]]), Batman is visibly shocked and saddened, and promptly retrieves Superman's lifeless body, enveloping him in his own cape, shortly before the arrival of a devastated [[Lois Lane]]. |
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| − | Bruce, [[Wonder Woman|Diana]], and [[Lois Lane]] attend the funeral of [[Superman|Clark Kent]] in [[Smallville]], along with [[Pete Ross]], [[Lana Lang]], and [[Daniel Leone|Father Daniel Leone]], who presides over it. |
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| − | Bruce and Diana remain at the cemetery afterwards, and share a conversation about bringing the other [[metahuman]]s together, in case a threat of that scale ever should arise again, honoring [[Superman]]'s heroic sacrifice. Diana inquires why Bruce is proposing it. He replies that it is simply due to a feeling he has that things will imminently get worse. |
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| − | {{Quote|Whatever you do! Wherever you go! I'll be watching you!|Batman to [[Lex Luthor]]|Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice}} |
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| − | Batman visits the cell of the now shaven-headed [[Lex Luthor]], expressing his anger at him for his actions. He pins him against the wall and threatens him, but Luthor counters by stating that "[[Superman|god]]" is now dead, and that there is something else, something bigger coming. Batman punches the wall with his branding-ring, leaving the mark of a bat symbol on the wall. When Luthor turns his head, Batman disappears. He yells at the Dark Knight, that the bells are dinging, mockingly mimicking the dinging sounds. |
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==Personality== |
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| − | Bruce Wayne is very dedicated and determined to his work of crime-fighting vigilantism, sometimes employing illegal and morally dubious tactics (like torture, much to the chagrin of [[Superman]], causing him to initially view the former as a brutal and unforgiving criminal<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i9Ur4De7yT8 Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice: Exclusive First look by the CW]</ref>), but ultimately for the good of [[Gotham City|Gotham]]. Despite his dark past and serious work, Bruce has displayed a sense of humor around his butler [[Alfred Pennyworth|Alfred]]. |
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| − | In addition, Bruce tends to be extremely distrusting of others, especially those in possession of great power, since he notably claimed that even if there is only a one percent chance of [[Superman]] being a potential enemy of humanity, that it has to be taken as an absolute certainty, due to the incredible destruction and carnage that the supremely powerful alien could potentially unleash<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_peXtNpuIJs Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice - TV Spot 4]</ref>. This very cynical point of view on Bruce's part comes from him having seen "what promises are worth" many times during his two decades as Batman, having seen many seemingly benevolent individuals become malevolently corrupted, to the point that Bruce claims that hardly any "good guys" are left anymore. However, after witnessing Superman's heroic death in the mortal battle against [[Doomsday]], a saddened Bruce gained a great deal of respect towards his fallen ally, and becomes determined not to fail Superman in death, by bringing together and leading the [[Meta Human|metahuman]]s from Lex's file, together with [[Wonder Woman]]. In addition, Superman's noble sacrifice seems to have given Bruce a more optimistic and hopeful outlook, since he says to [[Wonder Woman|Diana]] that despite their many flaws, men are still good, and that they do in fact have the potential in them to improve (the motto of Superman's [[Jor-El|House of El]]). |
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| + | *'''Cybernetic Physiology:''' After managing to survive a horrible accident and becoming a cybernetic organism with the help of [[S.T.A.R. Labs]] technology and an alien [[Mother Box]], Cyborg has gained various superhuman powers. |
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| + | **'''Technopathy:''' Cyborg, due to him being a cybernetic organism, is able to connect and interface seamlessly with anything technological.<ref name="The Dawn of the Justice League"/> |
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| + | **'''Constant Internet Access:''' Cyborg, as a technopath, is constantly plugged into the Internet, taking in vast amounts of data.<ref name="The Dawn of the Justice League"/> |
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| + | **'''Super Strength: '''Cyborg has far greater strength than a normal human being. |
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| + | **'''Super Stamina:''' Cyborg has incredible stamina, with him never needing to sleep.<ref name="The Dawn of the Justice League"/> |
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| + | **'''Super Durability:''' Cyborg's new cybernetic organism grants him durability far superior to that of a human. |
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| − | Although possessing great hate and anger towards criminals, Batman, like the other [[Justice League|Justice Leaguers]], has proven himself a very caring and selfless person, constantly putting his life on the line to save innocent lives (notably when he fearlessly ran straight into the clouds of falling debris in [[Metropolis]], managing to save a little girl) and bringing the most dangerous criminals to justice for society's protection. |
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| + | *'''Expert Athelte:''' Before his horrible accident, Victor was a highly skilled athlete. |
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| − | Bruce's strongest characteristic was initially a strong moral code to never kill, until he became considerably more hardcore in his approach to fighting crime in [[Gotham City|Gotham]]. It is believed that due to pain, loss and exhaustion he’s experienced during his time protecting the streets of Gotham, as well as his growing cynical, pessimistic, and world weary personality caused him to decide that he was better off letting his enemies die than allowing them to return and cause more harm. |
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| − | *'''Peak Human Condition:''' Batman, as a highly skilled and experienced vigilante, is in top physical condition (from frequent intense workouts in the [[Batcave]] and his numerous vigilante escapades in the city), and while not superhuman (making him the physically weakest member of the [[Justice League]]), his extremely muscular and athletic physique makes Batman immensely physically powerful by normal human standards. |
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| − | ** '''Peak Human Strength:''' By properly using physical forces, momentum and leverage, as well as his knowledge of anatomical weaknesses and strength based exercises, Batman is able to seemingly simulate low-level superhuman strength. Hence, Batman is capable of easily lifting and hurling human opponents over his head, knocking them out with a single blow, throwing people into walls hard enough to break through them, punching people hard enough to send them headfirst into the floor and their head through the floorboards, effortlessly smashing through wooden walls and sending people flying through the air several feet. Batman can also drag a heavy truck tire, perform pull-ups with a heavy barbell chained to his legs, bench an extreme amount of weight on a barbell, tear apart [[Firefly]]'s armored suit with his bare hands, and destroy the latter's detonator with a single stomp<ref>[http://www.comicbookmovie.com/batman_vs_superman/batman-takes-on-firefly-in-batman-v-superman-prequel-comic-a130507 Batman Takes on 'Firefly' in Batman v Superman Prequel Comic]</ref>. The lead knuckles on Batman's gauntlets allow him to hit even harder, inflicting more damage with his punches. Also, Batman could jump several feet into the air over a large box while slamming a man into it, after lifting it into the air with him while he was jumping. |
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| − | **'''Peak Human Durability:''' Batman was also exceptionally durable by human standards, as he could not be slowed down or fazed by falling from a ceiling, allowing him to land on his feet and quickly attack opponents. This also allowed Batman to be unfazed when crashing through a glass window feet first. |
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| − | **'''Peak Human Agility:''' Batman has demonstrated superb nimbleness and agility, perching on a wall to avoid arriving police officers, quickly moving across ceilings and walls with almost ape-like acrobatics and gymnastics (which further's the suspicions of others that Batman is inhuman and supernatural), and even dodging gunfire from a GCPD police offer's shotgun, with the officer barely getting a glimpse of Batman, as the Dark Knight's speed and agility made him appear as blurs of motion, enhancing the inhuman and supernatural illusion further. Also, Batman could jump several feet into the air over a large box while slamming a man into it, after lifting it into the air with him while he was jumping. Batman even managed to grapple away from a superhumanly fast charge from [[Doomsday]], as well as several of the monster's huge thermal blasts. |
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| − | *'''Master Martial Artist:''' Batman is an extremely skilled combatant (on par with [[Wonder Woman]]), an infamously formidable master of a vast array of martial arts, with 20 years of experience battling and overpowering numerous criminals in [[Gotham City]]. His fighting also incorporates the proper use of physical forces, momentum and leverage, as well as his knowledge of anatomical weaknesses and pressure-points, executing it all at very high speeds. With his tremendous combat skills, Batman effortlessly brought down [[Anatoli Knyazev|Knyazev]]'s 24 men at once (despite being quite tired after his fierce duel with [[Superman]] right before), has brought down the [[The Joker|Joker]] multiple times, can overpower even physically stronger opponents, like [[Killer Croc]], and brought down quite a few Superman stromtroopers, until ultimately succumbing to their sheer numbers (in his nightmare vision of a possible future). In fact, Batman is the one who defeated most of the future [[Suicide Squad]] members (even the infamously lethal assassin [[Deadshot]]), having them placed behind bars in [[Belle Reve]]<ref>[http://www.comicbookmovie.com/fansites/JoshWildingNewsAndReviews/news/?a=123365 New Details On BATMAN v SUPERMAN's Dark Knight; He Put The SUICIDE SQUAD In Prison]</ref>. Under Batman's tutelage, his ward [[Robin]] would become a highly skilled combatant in is own right. |
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| − | *'''Expert Marksman:''' Batman is a highly skilled marksman, utilizing his [[Batarang|batarangs]], sniper rifle, grenade launcher and grapple gun with a high degree of accuracy, notably using a batarang to knock a detonator out of [[Firefly]]'s hand, and shooting a tracker onto [[Anatoli Knyazev|Knyazev]]'s truck from a great distance. In his nightmarish vision of a possible future, Batman was highly proficient with firearms, using a handgun in a holster on his side, as well as repeatedly disarming [[Superman]]'s stormtroopers of their assault rifles, using them as his own. When [[Wonder Woman]] restrained [[Doomsday]], Batman was able to shoot a [[Kryptonite]] gas grenade at the monster from a considerable distance away, further showing his exceptional accuracy. |
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| − | *'''Stealth''': Batman is an immensely formidable master of stealth and infiltration, capable of breaching high security facilities without being detected, which is all the more remarkable and impressive, given his large muscular frame. Batman's stealth is so effective in fact, that some criminals would claim that you wouldn't even know he was there until it was already too late. Hence, Batman was able to infiltrate a [[LexCorp]] building (in order to obtain [[Kryptonite]]) and later to even sneak into the jail cell of [[Lex Luthor]], and disappear from it just as suddenly, as soon as Luthor briefly looks away. When utilizing a gas grenade, Batman's amazing stealth is further augmented, to the point that he was able to temporarily evade [[Superman]] himself while using one. |
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| − | *'''Intimidation''': Batman commands a very intimidating presence, and is able to instill terror into the hearts of Gotham's criminals, with some of them not even daring to shoot him after Batman fiercely gazes them in the eye<ref>[http://www.comicbookmovie.com/batman_vs_superman/batman-takes-on-firefly-in-batman-v-superman-prequel-comic-a130507 Batman Takes on 'Firefly' in Batman v Superman Prequel Comic]</ref>. After Batman rescues some female hostages from a sex trafficker, they are so terrified of the vigilante and his "diabolical" appearance, that they refuse to leave their cage even after the police arrived on the scene. Hence, [[Superman]] would initially go as far as to call Batman "a one-man reign of terror." Among the extremely few individuals who do not fear Batman, are the pathological psychopath [[The Joker|Joker]], bold supergenius [[Lex Luthor]], his long-time ally [[James Gordon|Commissioner Gordon]], and beings of superior godlike power, such as [[Superman]] and [[Wonder Woman]]. |
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| − | *'''Interrogation''': Batman is infamously adept in interrogation techniques, often using law enforcement methods, as well as torture (notably branding a [[Gotham City|Gotham]] sex trafficker with a [[batarang]]) as an effective means of punishment or information extraction. |
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| − | *'''Indomitable Will:''' Batman, although he has no superhuman powers, has tremendous determination and strength of will, which make him an extremely formidable opponent. Hence, even when [[Superman]] himself personally warned Batman to back off, and demonstrated his incredible alien might (by effortlessly damaging the [[Batmobile]]), Batman showed no signs of fear, and was as determined as ever to fight the mighty godlike alien, boldly countering Superman's threat with one of his own. Batman later refused to stay down when Superman knocked him to the ground repeatedly during their duel, persisting until he finally won and had the Man of Steel at his mercy. Later, while helping Superman and [[Wonder Woman]] battle [[Doomsday]], Batman refused to back down from the seemingly hopeless battle with the unkillable juggernaut, and attacked the monster, persistently attempting to expose it to [[Kryptonite]], ultimately succeeding, thereby greatly contributing to Doomsday's defeat. |
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| − | *'''Genius-Level Intellect:''' Bruce is extremely intelligent, almost on par with [[Lex Luthor]] himself in that regard, to the point that he has successfully gone toe-to-toe with the extremely dangerous, inventive and completely unpredictable psychopath [[The Joker|Joker]] for years. Batman himself, however, was successfully manipulated by genius [[Lex Luthor]] into obtaining [[Kryptonite]] and killing [[Superman]], with Batman figuring it out only after his duel with the alien superhero had ended. |
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| − | **'''Master Tactician:''' Batman, given his lack of superpowers, often uses cunning and planning to successfully outwit stronger and more powerful foes, rather than simply "out-fighting" them, often using any of their exploitable weaknesses (such as [[Kryptonite]] in the case of both [[Superman]] and [[Doomsday]]) to his advantage. Due to this, Batman was ultimately able to defeat Superman in their fierce duel, and later managed to outwit Doomsday's feral mind, successfully baiting the monster into getting restrained by [[Wonder Woman]], thereby giving Superman the crucial opening the latter needed to deliver the killing strike to the monster. |
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| − | **'''Expert Deceiver:''' Batman is extremely skilled in the art of deception, with [[Alfred Pennyworth|Alfred]] even going so far as claiming that Batman's skills in that regard ever since the age of seven have been equivalent to Mozart's in music (though Alfred swiftly added that Bruce has still never been particularly skilled at deceiving him). Hence, Batman has been effectively able to fool the people of [[Gotham City|Gotham]] (especially the criminal underworld) into thinking that he is inhuman and supernatural. Bruce also successfully deceived [[Mercy Graves]] into thinking that he was drunk, managing to thus avoid suspicion during his attendance of [[Lex Luthor]]'s party. |
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| − | **'''Expert Detective:''' Batman is a highly skilled detective, capable of observation, forensic investigation, as well as both inductive and deductive reasoning of the highest caliber. Hence, Bruce was quickly able to see through the "babe in the woods act" of [[Wonder Woman|Diana Prince]], discerning something suspicious about the antiques dealer right away. He also effectively utilized his detective skills to learn of [[Anatoli Knyazev]]'s connection to [[Lex Luthor]] and [[Kryptonite]], as well as the latter's secret research on [[Meta Human|metahumans]]. |
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| − | **'''Expert Engineer''': Batman is highly skilled in vehicles' operations, with him and [[Alfred Pennyworth|Alfred]] having personally built and over time improved upon his various sophisticated gadgets, most notably, the [[Batmobile]], Standard Batsuit, and Batcomputer. Bruce later personally designed both the [[Kryptonite]] gas grenades and the [[Kryptonite spear]]. |
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| − | *'''Expert Driver:''' Batman is a highly skilled driver, able to successfully pursue his enemies (most notably [[The Joker|Joker]] and [[Harley Quinn]], as well as [[Anatoli Knyazev]] and his men) through the streets of [[Gotham City|Gotham]] on his [[Batmobile]], and also managed to navigate the extremely dangerous streets of [[Metropolis]] during the [[Black Zero|Black Zero Event]] in his civilian car, successfully avoiding falling debris. |
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| − | *'''Expert Pilot:''' Batman is a highly skilled pilot, able to effectively fight [[Doomsday]] himself from within his [[Batwing]], albeit only temporarily. |
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| − | *'''Expert Businessman''': Bruce Wayne is a highly skilled businessman (though not quite on par with [[Lex Luthor]]), helping his father's company, [[Wayne Enterprises]], grow and gain more business partners, as the CEO. As a result, Bruce is very well-respected in the business world. |
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| − | *'''Human Vulnerabilities:''' Batman's greatest weakness is that he is a [[human]] with no enhanced strength, speed, durability or [[metahuman]] powers, therefore making him quite vulnerable to the physical attacks of stronger and more powerful opponents, more so than any other [[Justice League]] member. Batman, however, usually compensates for this quite well with his highly durable fireproof batsuits, tremendous combat skills, highly sophisticated technological gadgets, and brilliant tactical intellect. However, despite all of his combat skills, Batman was ultimately overwhelmed and defeated by the sheer number of Superman stormtroopers, was knocked unconscious from behind by the blow of a strong Parademon, restrained by chains, and killed when the extremely strong [[Superman]] ruthlessly tears Batman's heart from his chest (all in his nightmare vision of a possible future). Later, when fighting against Superman, Batman notably had trouble keeping up, as even in his extremely durable [[Batsuit|Armored Batsuit]], Superman, while holding back (otherwise having the power to quickly and effortlessly kill Batman), still managed to swiftly beat the Dark Knight to the ground, with Batman heavily panting, and requiring a few seconds to recover. Batman was also in mortal danger when [[Doomsday]] was about to unleash his massive thermal blast upon the former, with only [[Wonder Woman]]'s timely intervention saving him. |
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| − | As the CEO of [[Wayne Enterprises]], Bruce Wayne has an immense fortune, making him one of the wealthiest people in the world, rivaled only by extreme few, like [[Lex Luthor]]. His wealth allows Bruce access to some of the most sophisticated technology in the world, allowing him to create the equipment that is crucial to him as Batman, with it effectively compensating for his lack of superpowers. |
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| − | *'''[[Batsuit|Standard Batsuit]]:''' Highly durable Kevlar-titanium weave protective suit and combat armor, used to compensate for Batman's lack of invulnerability. It is invulnerable to knives, and small caliber bullets and is also fireproof<ref>{{Comic ref|Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice – Batman}}</ref>. The Batsuit's cowl also digitally alters Batman's voice, making it unrecognizable to those that know him as Bruce Wayne<ref>[http://batman-news.com/2016/01/30/batman-v-superman-empire-march-2016/ ''Over 25 interesting details from the ‘Batman v Superman’ issue of Empire magazine'' Batman-News]</ref>. The cowl, neck, gauntlets, and boots are able to effortlessly deflect small arms rounds and blades, though the rest of the suit seems to be more vulnerable, as a blade could at least partially pierce the arm. Even so, it is not enough to truly harm or slow down the wearer, as Batman seemed to only feel a small amount of pain after getting stabbed in the shoulder by one of [[Anatoli Knyazev|Knyazev]]'s men. In addition, the suit and cape can protect the wearer from explosions, which allowed Batman to shield [[Martha Kent]] from [[Anatoli Knyazev|Knyazev]]'s exploding flamethrower tank that engulfed the entire room they where in. |
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| − | *'''[[Batsuit|Armored Batsuit]]:''' A much more heavily armored and mechanized version of the Standard Batsuit, which he wore when confronting [[Superman]]. It is extremely durable, enough for Batman to survive relatively unscathed after being hurled through a building by the mighty alien, though Batman was still left heavily panting on the ground, and required a few seconds to recover. Also, Superman was holding back in their confrontation, and claimed that had he actually wanted to kill Batman, the armor would not have saved him at all. |
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| − | *'''[[Batmobile]]:''' An imposing and heavily armed custom combat vehicle used by Batman for transportation, pursuit and capture and one of his most powerful tools to aid in his war against crime in [[Gotham City|Gotham]]. |
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| − | *'''[[Batwing]]:''' An aerial combat prototype vehicle with an immense amount of firepower, used by Batman against [[Doomsday]]. It is sometimes remotely piloted by [[Alfred Pennyworth|Alfred]] from within the [[Batcave]]. |
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| − | *'''[[Batarang]]s:''' Extremely sharp (capable of piercing concrete walls), but non-lethal throwing gadgets in the shape of Batman's symbol, wielded by him when carrying out various different tasks, from incapacitating criminals to breaking through windows. |
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| − | *'''[[Batman's Utility Belt|Utility belt]]:''' A specially designed belt, filled with an arsenal of numerous gadgets, weapons and tools, to aid Batman in his mission. |
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| − | *'''[[Batcave|Batcomputer]]:''' A giant and powerful multi-purpose supercomputer console, located in the [[Batcave]], with several monitor screens. Among other things, one of its monitors is equipped with thermal imaging, allowing Batman to easily deduce the number of [[Anatoli Knyazev|Knyazev's]] people within a building from a distance. It is also constantly hooked up to police radio's from the [[Gotham City|Gotham City Police Department]], as well as news stations, allowing Batman to be up to date with all the goings on in his city. When Batman is on one of his vigilante escapades, [[Alfred Pennyworth|Alfred]] sometimes utilizes the Batcomuter to help the Dark Knight with a specific task, notably when Batman saved [[Martha Kent]] from [[Anatoli Knyazev|Knyazev]]. |
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| − | *'''[[Grapple Gun]]:''' A line launching, multi-purpose, highly versatile, and handgun-like device that fires a retractible, detachable line with a mechanized, magnetic, or clawed end, which Batman utilizes to traverse [[Gotham City]], escape danger and remain hidden from foes, all while allowing him to scale rappel, swing, catapult, or slingshot himself along structures or across gaps. It is able to raise its user up several stories or slow their rate of descent. It consists of a spool of cable, a winding device, and reloading feature. Once, it is shot a surface, it pulls the user at great speed towards their target and quickly retracts into the device once it is reached. This can be done in rapid succession, with the device being able to fire against instantly after retracting, with the speed of the device retracting being similar to flight. The line can pull great amounts of weight, as Batman can use it to slowly descend several stories while wearing his [[Batsuit|Armored Batsuit]]. It can also be used to pull on an enemy with great force, enough to stun and daze them or to injure them, with the end of the line also acting like a harpoon, as it can pierce into the flesh of a target and pull them. The line could even send people flying through the air towards the user due to the force it exerted when retracting, which allowed Batman to strike his airborne target unopposed. The protrusion at the base of the gun's grip also makes it ideal to be used as a blunt weapon in close-quarters combat. As the line can be detachable, it can be used as a lasso, with Batman tying the line to Superman's leg and, with the strength of his [[Batsuit|Armored Batsuit]], slung him around a large corridor and into several pillars. Batman even managed to grapple away from a superhumanly fast charge from [[Doomsday]], as well as several of the monster's huge heat blasts. |
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| − | *According to producer [[Charles Roven]], Batman is an extremely rough, physical person. Ben Affleck said that he identified with Batman's character in that they are both very angry people. |
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| − | *Batman is in his 40's at the start of ''[[Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice]]''. |
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| − | *On August 23, 2013, [[Warner Bros.]] announced that Affleck had been cast as Batman. Beforehand numerous actors such as Josh Brolin, Joe Manganiello, Tyler Hoechlin, Richard Armitage, Wes Bentley, Jake Gyllenhaal and Orlando Bloom were considered for the part. |
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| − | *Ben Affleck portrayed the actor George Reeves in the biopic 'Hollywoodland'. Reeves played [[Superman]] in Superman serials, making Affleck the only actor to portray both Superman and Batman. |
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| − | *Affleck played the Marvel superhero [[w:c:marvelcinematicuniverse:Daredevil|Daredevil]] in the film ''Daredevil'' and also in deleted scenes in the spin-off film Elektra. |
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Victor Stone is a former college athlete. Following a horrible accident, his father was able to save him via the use of a mysterious Mother Box that crafted cybernetics to him. Victor then became known as the technopathic, mechanized superhero, Cyborg.
He would eventually join as a member of the Justice League.
Biography
Cybernetic transformation
Victor Stone was an athlete, however his career was cut short when he was involved in a nearly fatal accident,[1] causing him to be left with only a torso, his head and half of his arms. Despite numerous attempts, his father was unable to save him via the use of a mysterious alien box. However, the box somehow activated and he gave it to Victor, causing it to begin crafting him cybernetic body parts as Victor screamed out in pain.[2]
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Cyborg
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Personality
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Powers and Abilities
Powers
- Cybernetic Physiology: After managing to survive a horrible accident and becoming a cybernetic organism with the help of S.T.A.R. Labs technology and an alien Mother Box, Cyborg has gained various superhuman powers.
- Technopathy: Cyborg, due to him being a cybernetic organism, is able to connect and interface seamlessly with anything technological.[1]
- Constant Internet Access: Cyborg, as a technopath, is constantly plugged into the Internet, taking in vast amounts of data.[1]
- Super Strength: Cyborg has far greater strength than a normal human being.
- Super Stamina: Cyborg has incredible stamina, with him never needing to sleep.[1]
- Super Durability: Cyborg's new cybernetic organism grants him durability far superior to that of a human.
Abilities
- Expert Athelte: Before his horrible accident, Victor was a highly skilled athlete.
Weaknesses
- Humanity Maintenance: Cyborg's greatest weakness is him being forced to desperately try not to succumb to the technology around him on a regular basis, and maintain his humanity.[1]
Relationships
Family
- Silas Stone - father
Gallery
Concept artwork
