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| − | {{Quote|What are your superpowers again?"<br>"I'm rich.|[[Flash]] and Batman|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | *'''Peak Human Conditioning:''' [[File:Batman_v_Superman_-_Dawn_of_Justice_-_-Extended_Ultimate_Edition-_(2016)_141300-141373.gif|thumb|250px|Bruce Wayne training ]]Bruce Wayne, as a tremendously skilled and experienced vigilante, is in peak physical condition from frequent intense workouts in the [[Batcave]], numerous vigilante escapades in the city, and the training he did before becoming Batman; all of which have heightened his abilities to the highest levels of peak human potential. While not technically superhuman (making him the physically weakest member of the [[Justice League]]), Batman's extremely muscular and athletic physique (and resulting nigh-superhuman physical prowess) makes him immensely physically powerful by normal human standards, with his physical capabilities far surpassing even those of other exceptionally fit humans (like [[Deadshot]], [[Captain Boomerang]], and the [[Regime Stormtroopers]], with only [[Deathstroke]] being on par) Indeed, by bettering himself to his physical peak, Batman epitomizes many of the humanist beliefs of [[Lex Luthor]], inducing the latter to admire Batman, despite being his enemy. |
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| − | **'''Peak Human Strength:''' [[File:Bruce lifting weights.png|thumb|250px|Bruce's Batcave workout.]]Batman has and can, by properly utilizing physical forces, momentum, and leverage (as well as his knowledge of anatomical weaknesses and undergoing frequent extremely intense strength-and-endurance-based exercises), easily generate low-level superhuman strength. Bruce undergoes extremely intense exercises to strengthen the [[File:Batman vs Superman.jpg|thumb|left|250px|Superman battles Batman.]] maximum number of muscles beyond the limits of human potential and vastly increase his endurance. Some of his regular workout feats are bench pressing, squatting, performing weighted pull-ups, as well as pulling and dragging heavy plates of an excess of a couple thousand pounds, to name a few. His workouts and dietary plans, combined with his vigilante escapades, have granted him his peak human conditioning (and also allowed him to maintain this physical condition). Hence, Batman is capable of effortlessly lifting and hurling humans like ragdolls over his head over more than 25 feet across a warehouse, knocking them out with a single blow (notably doing so to [[Harley Quinn]]), sending a thug flying several meters with a single kick, throwing people into walls hard enough to break through them, and effortlessly dislocating limbs with a single twist. He's been shown capable of punching people hard enough to send them headfirst into the floorboards and even smashing through plastered wood and brick walls and floors. His strength also extends to his legs, easily allowing him to jump several meters into the air, over a large crate, while slamming a man into it after lifting them with him, and easily jump a into the air from his Batwing, smashing a steel-framed window with little resistance (many of these feats were achieved when he hadn't even recovered from his fierce duel with Superman which had heavily exhausted him). He could also easily 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 strikes. In his vision of an apocalyptic future (where Batman is somewhat older and weaker), mere swings from his gun launched the [[Regime Stormtroopers]] in the air and his kick broke one's leg and knocked him out. Notably, he could still break the neck of a Stormtrooper with his bare hands in mere seconds (despite Batman being restrained by multiple others), and he could still overpower many Stormtroopers before being ultimately defeated by their sheer numbers. However, even when Batman was being restrained and forced down simultaneously, he was still able to rise up, only being neutralized by a superhumanly strong blow of a [[Parademon]] troop. Even when captured, Batman had to be restrained with very thick and heavy chains. Moreover, when wearing his [[Batsuit|Armored Batsuit]], his peak human strength is augmented by 28 times, effectively allowing him to exert about 29 tons of force. |
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| − | **'''Peak Human Durability:''' Batman is also exceptionally durable by human standards (further enhanced by his bulletproof [[Batsuit]]), due to his intense training in the [[Batcave]] and in the years before becoming Batman having made his skin, bones, and muscles far denser than an average human. Hence, Batman could not be slowed down or fazed by falling from the rafters of a warehouse, allowing him to quickly land on his feet and begin his assault. This also allowed Batman to be unfazed when smashing through a steel-framed window feet first, being shot at multiple times, getting kicked and hit by guns in the face, and accidentally colliding with a thick wall head-on at full speed with his grapple gun while trying to evade [[Doomsday]]. In his nightmarish vision of a possible future, Batman also remained unfazed after an immense beating at the hands of the [[Regime Stormtroopers]] and only gritted his teeth in frustration, with it taking a superhumanly strong blow from a [[Parademon]] to knock Batman out. However, when lifted and roughly pinned against a wall by the superhumanly strong [[Aquaman]], Bruce grunted in discomfort. |
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| − | **'''Peak Human Speed and Agility: '''[[File:Justice_League_(2017)_4197-4336.gif|thumb|250px|Batman quickly incapacitate a criminal.]]Batman is incredibly fast and agile, and has demonstrated an almost superhuman nimbleness and agility (second only to his acrobatic protegé [[Nightwing]]), being able to reach the Ground Zero in [[Metropolis]] during the [[Battle of Metropolis]] on foot, and reach the [[Wayne Enterprises]] financial building in a very short time by running. He was able to perch on a wall to avoid arriving police officers, followed by quickly moving across ceilings and walls with almost ape-like acrobatics (furthering the illusion of Batman as inhuman and supernatural), dodging the point blank gunfire from a GCPD police officer's shotgun effortlessly, with the officer unable to get a glimpse of Batman, as the Dark Knight's speed and agility made him appear as blurs of motion.[[File:Justice_League_(2017)_137961-138113.gif|thumb|250px|left|Batman dodging the Parademon's plasma bolts]] His seemingly inhuman mobility allows him to move away from the sight of others and stalk enemies from the shadows or from higher vantage points. Hence, Batman was able to swiftly somersault over a cornered crook with almost inhuman agility. He also managed to remain unscathed while breaking into [[LexCorp]]'s Metropolis facility, despite the guards trying to shoot him (as evidenced by the numerous cartridges lying on the floor in the aftermath), and himself leaving a considerable path of destruction. He also effortlessly brought down Knyazev's 24 men at once using his combat skills and strength, appearing as blurs due to his incredible speed. Also, Batman could jump several meters into the air over a large crate while slamming a man into it (after lifting him into the air with him while he was jumping), easily balance himself while standing on the back of a stone gargoyle, and dodge many [[Parademon]] plasma bolts while grappling into their midst. Batman even managed to grapple away from a superhumanly fast charge from [[Doomsday]], as well as several of the monster's huge thermal blasts, all despite being greatly tired from his fierce duel with [[Superman]]. |
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| − | **'''Peak Human Stamina:''' Batman is immensely endurant, superior in that regard to the finest Olympian athlete, able to exert himself at his peak capacity for several hours without tiring or slowing down. Also Batman can recover extremely fast from injuries and fatigue due to his training and indomitable will. Hence, Batman was able to easily fight 24 armed thugs with intense speed (despite being fatigued from his recent duel with [[Superman]]), followed by actively participating in the final battle against [[Doomsday]]. He was able to run through the cloud of falling debris during the [[Battle of Metropolis]], and to routinely perform extremely intense workouts in the [[Batcave]] without tiring much (despite his extremely muscular build). However, when pitted against beings of far superior strength (like [[Superman]]) in hand-to-hand combat, Batman will increasingly show signs of exertion and fatigue even while wearing his [[Batsuit|Armored Batsuit]]. |
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| − | **'''Peak Human Metabolism:''' Batman's metabolism runs several times faster than an average human's, due to his strict diet and incredible workout regimen. Thus, binge drinking has no effect whatsoever on him, as Bruce's body burns it off several times faster than an average human's, despite him drinking several bottles at a time, to which [[Alfred Pennyworth|Alfred]] dryly remarked that the next generation of the Wayne family will inherit an empty wine cellar. |
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| − | *'''Master Martial Artist:''' [[File:Batman_v_Superman_-_Dawn_of_Justice_-_-Extended_Ultimate_Edition-_(2016)_197971-198357.gif|thumb|250px|Batman engaging multiple enemies at once.]]Batman is a tremendously skilled hand-to-hand combatant, an infamously formidable master of a vast array of martial arts (including, but not limited to, Boxing, Kickboxing, Karate, Professional Wrestling, Muay Thai, Taekwondo, Savate, Eskrima, Krav Maga, Jeet Kune Do, Ninjutsu, Shurikenjutsu, Kung Fu, Judo, and Aikido)<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qGiG3XmuIrM How many fighting styles does Batman know in Batman vs Superman?]</ref>, with 20 years of experience battling and overpowering numerous criminals and supervillains in [[Gotham City]]. His fighting also incorporates and takes full advantage of his proper use of physical forces, momentum, and leverage, as well as his knowledge of anatomical weaknesses and pressure-points, combined with his nigh-superhuman strength, executing it all at very high speeds. [[File:Justice_League_(2017)_78470-78589.gif|thumb|left|250px|Batman fighting Parademons]]Hence, while attending an underground fight club, Bruce whispers some words of combat advice to one of the fighters, which allowed the latter to swiftly defeat his opponent. With his tremendous combat skills, aided by his strength, Batman effortlessly brought down [[Anatoli Knyazev]]'s 24 armed henchmen in an impressive amount of time (despite being very tired after his fierce duel with [[Superman]] right before), has brought down the [[Joker]] multiple times, can outmanuever even physically stronger opponents, like [[Parademons]], and brought down numerous [[Regime Stormtroopers]] (being the last [[Insurgency]] member left standing), until ultimately succumbing to their sheer numbers (though this occurred in a vision of a possible future where he was somewhat older and weaker). When [[Superman]]'s powers were temporarily weakened to almost human levels (from [[Kryptonite]] gas), Batman was able to easily block his attacks, and eventually defeat the latter. In fact, Batman is the one who defeated most of the future [[Task Force X|Suicide Squad]] members (even the infamously lethal assassin [[Deadshot]], whom Batman swiftly outclassed in close quarters), having them placed behind bars in [[Belle Reve]]. His incredible combat skill, combined with his agility, was sufficient enough to easily overpower a several inhumanly strong [[Parademons]], swiftly disarming and incapacitating them in close quarters. Under Batman's tutelage, his protégé vigilantes [[Nightwing]], [[Batgirl]] and [[Robin]] would become an extremely skilled combatants in their own right. |
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| − | *'''Expert Marksman:''' Batman is a highly skilled marksman, utilizing his [[batarang]]s, sniper rifle, grenade launcher, and [[Grapple Gun|grapple gun]] with a high degree of accuracy and precision (almost on par with that of [[Deadshot]]), 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 conventional firearms in close quarters, wielding both a handgun and an assault rifle, as well as repeatedly disarming [[Regime 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 immense distance away, further demonstrating his exceptional accuracy. Batman possesses the same accuracy when utilizing the guns of his vehicles, notably neutralizing a number of [[Anatoli Knyazev]]'s criminal convoy with his [[Batmobile]], and later his [[Batwing]], as well as shooting down many attacking [[Parademons]] with his [[Knightcrawler]] and [[Flying Fox]]. |
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| − | *'''Stealth:'''[[File:Batman_v_Superman_-_Dawn_of_Justice_-_-Extended_Ultimate_Edition-_(2016)_196495-196662.gif|thumb|250px|Batman, stealthily battling opponents.]] 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.<ref name="BvSDoJ"/> Batman's remarkable speed and almost ape-like agility allow him to move away from the sight of others and stalk enemies from the shadows and higher vantage points, while letting them catch glimpses or hear his cape (having a penchant for gliding down upon his enemies from above, like an actual bat), thus giving them the illusion of Batman being a supernatural, wraith-like creature instead of a human. Hence, Batman was easily able to sneak up from behind even on the extremely experienced assassin [[Deadshot]] (catching the latter off-guard), to infiltrate a [[LexCorp|LexCorp Industries]] building and obtain the well-guarded [[Kryptonite]] within (swooping down upon and seriously injuring most of the guards, leaving behind a considerable path of destruction), to sneak into [[Flash|Barry Allen]]'s apartment, and to even sneak into the [[Belle Reve]] supermax jail cell of [[Lex Luthor]], and disappear from it just as suddenly when Lex briefly turned away. Batman used the flickering red lights and caused the cell doors to open, making himself to appear to be a demon or wraith. When utilizing a specially designed gaseous lead grenade, Batman's amazing stealth is further augmented to the point that he was able to temporarily evade [[Superman]] himself. Later, Batman, [[Wonder Woman]], and [[Cyborg]] were able to swiftly slip away when [[James Gordon|Commissioner Gordon]] turned away for a moment, and even [[Flash]] was left incredulous at how he didn't notice his teammates leave, despite having superhuman reflexes and standing right beside them. |
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| − | *'''Intimidation:''' [[File:REBUTTAL 565.png|thumb|250px|Batman's intimidating demonic appearance.]]Batman commands an extremely fearsome presence, able to instill fear into the hearts of [[Gotham City]]'s criminals and supervillains, 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 several female hostages from a sex trafficker, they are so terrified of the dark vigilante, that they refer to him as a "Devil", and fearfully refuse to leave their cage even after the police arrive 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 pathologically fearless psychopath [[Joker]], bold supergenius [[Lex Luthor]] (only showing momentary uneasiness when Batman first confronted him and when he told him that he had arranged for the latter to be incarcerated in [[Arkham Asylum]]), his [[File:Batman_v_Superman_-_Dawn_of_Justice_-_-Extended_Ultimate_Edition-_(2016)_246391-246448.gif|thumb|250px|left|Batman's intimidating presence]]long-time ally [[James Gordon|Commissioner Gordon]], and beings of superior godlike power, such as [[Superman]], [[Wonder Woman]], and [[Aquaman]]. However, even Batman was notably less intimidating than the evil version of [[Superman]] (first in his nightmare vision of a possible future, and then right after his resurrection, with post-mortem amnesia), who was so fearsome that Batman himself showed visible signs of fear when Superman confronted the vigilante, holding the latter at his mercy. Also, when Batman's armored punches began to lose effectiveness against Superman (due to the [[Kryptonite]] weakening wearing off), he showed signs of fear again. However, when Batman was about to kill the once again weakened Superman, the alien hero was starting to show signs of fear, as he thought that he was going to die at the hands of the armored vigilante, though this might have instead been Superman fearing that [[Martha Kent]] would be impossible to save if Batman killed him, as the time that Lex had given her was running out. Indeed, Batman's profound experience in intimidation tactics allowed him to remain unfazed by the fearsome [[Aquaman]] when the latter tried to frighten him. |
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| − | *'''Genius-level Intellect:''' Batman is an extremely intelligent and eclectic polymath genius, to the point that he has successfully gone toe-to-toe with the extremely dangerous, inventive and completely unpredictable psychopath [[Joker]] for years. Hence, Batman's brilliant intellect is arguably his greatest and most formidable ability of all, as it extends itself to his nearly unparalleled tactical, deceptive, detective, criminology, scientific, engineering, hacking, combat, exploitative networking, and business skills, which (coupled with his extensive experience utilizing them all) therefore makes Batman the most eclectically intelligent member of the [[Justice League]]. However, Batman is notably not quite as intelligent as supergenius [[Lex Luthor]], with the latter thereby successfully outsmarting and manipulating Batman into obtaining [[Kryptonite]] and genuinely attempting to kill [[Superman]], with Batman never suspecting that he was in fact Lex's pawn, and figuring it out only after his duel with the alien superhero had ended. It should, however, also be noted that it was his cynical and pessimistic side and extremely distrusting nature (due to 18 years of pain, losses and exhaustion) which finally took over Batman's moral psychology and sense by the time of the [[Black Zero|Black Zero Event]]. |
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| − | **'''Master Tactician:''' Batman, given his lack of superpowers, is an immensely formidable tactical and strategic genius, often using cunning and planning to effectively assess combat situations and come up with effective strategies, and successfully outwit stronger and more powerful foes, rather than simply out-fighting them, using any of their exploitable weaknesses to his advantage. Hence, Batman is by far the best tactician among the [[Justice League]]rs, with only supergenius [[Lex Luthor]] known to surpass him. Due to this, Bruce was able to swiftly make a mental breakdown of the fighting style and weaknesses of one of the fighters in an underground [[Gotham City]] fight club (helping his opponent swiftly beat him by whispering some combat advice), was able to swiftly defeat the notorious [[Deadshot]] by ambushing the latter in his daughter Zoe's presence (exploiting his unwillingness to kill in front of her), was able to chase the stronger [[Killer Croc]] out of Gotham City (exploiting the latter's limited intellect), was able to formulate a plan to break into the well-guarded [[LexCorp|LexCorp Industries]] building and steal the [[Kryptonite]] within (overpowering the many guards by swooping down upon them with his incredible stealth skills, seriously injuring them all, and leaving behind a considerable path of destruction), was able to quickly improvise a plan to take down [[Anatoli Knyazev]]'s 24 heavily armed men in a warehouse while saving [[Martha Kent]] (swiftly avoiding and disabling their weapons, and proceeding to use his own weapons and tremendous combat skills to overpower them, while also using their own knives and guns against them), was ultimately able to defeat the far more powerful [[Superman]] in their fierce duel (exploiting his weakness to [[Kryptonite]], lead, and sonic overload, as well as his unwillingness to kill Batman), managed to render the far more powerful [[Doomsday]] vulnerable to attack (exploiting the monster's limited intellect and tremendous bloodlust, baiting him into getting restrained by the [[Lasso of Hestia]], and thus giving Superman an opening to exploit the monster's weakness to [[Kryptonite]]), held out with his [[Insurgency]] for a lengthy time in the war against the more powerful [[Regime Stormtroopers|Regime]] (in a vision of a possible future), lured a [[Parademon]] out into the open (exploiting their ability to sense fear by dangling a crook off a roof nearby), concocted a complex plan to infiltrate [[Scout Ship 0344]] and resurrect [[Superman]], had a feasible contingency when Superman returned from the dead as an amnesiac monster (by having [[Lois Lane]] come to the scene and spark his memory), came up with the plan to separate the [[Mother Box|Apokaliptan Unity]] once more and defeat [[Steppenwolf]] (by personally distracting the [[Parademon]] army while [[Cyborg]] and [[Superman]] pried the [[Mother Box]]es apart), and was confident in his ability to protect [[Amanda Waller]] from the [[Central Intelligence Agency|US intelligence community]] finding out about her catastrophic error concerning [[Enchantress]] in [[Midway City]]. |
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| − | {{Quote|I guess [[Steppenwolf]] took the one [[Amazons|your people]] were guarding. That leaves two more."<br>"I'm impressed.|[[Batman]] and [[Wonder Woman]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | **'''Master Detective:''' Batman is a formidable detective genius, capable of observation, forensic investigation, and psychological assessments, as well as both inductive and deductive reasoning of the highest caliber and has been claimed by many to be the "world's greatest detective". Hence, Bruce was able to deduce that [[Superman]]'s parents ([[Jor-El]] and [[Jonathan Kent]]) had told him that the latter was on Earth for a reason (despite knowing little about the alien superhero's past), and Bruce knew that the [[Gotham City Museum of Antiquities]]' sword of Alexander the Great was in fact a fake replica, and he was quickly able to see through the "babe in the woods act" of [[Wonder Woman|Diana Prince]], discerning something suspicious about the mysterious foreign antiques dealer right away, refusing to allow Diana's remarkable beauty to cloud his judgement and free her of his suspicion, unlike what a vast majority of men would have done. Bruce also effectively utilized his detective skills, using [[Amanda Waller]]'s metahuman files to track down and recruit the speedster [[Flash]], to learn of [[Anatoli Knyazev]]'s connection to the "White Portuguese", [[Lex Luthor]] and [[Kryptonite]], as well as the latter's secret research on [[metahuman]]s. When encountering [[Parademons]], despite knowing little of them, Batman was able to deduce their ability to sense fear, and used that to lure one out into the open. When visiting a village frequented by [[Aquaman]], Batman was able to correctly deduce that the former was among the crowd of villagers before him, due to it being the day right after the King tide (the time of year when Aquaman arrived, as Waller's files stated). In addition, when learning of the [[Mother Box]]'s abilities, Batman was able to swiftly deduce that one of them would be able to resurrect [[Superman]] from the dead. |
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| − | {{Quote|Master Wayne, since the age of 7, you have been to the art of deception as Mozart to the harpsichord. But you've never been too hot at lying to me.|[[Alfred Pennyworth]]|Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice}} |
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| − | **'''Expert Deceiver:'''[[File:Picture2.png|thumb|250px|Bruce's arrogant womanizing playboy façade.]]Batman is a deceptive genius, a wunderkind prodigy, with [[Alfred Pennyworth|Alfred]] even going so far as claiming that Batman's skills in the art of deception, ever since the age of 7, have been equivalent to Mozart's in music, with only [[Lex Luthor]] being known to surpass Batman in deceptive skills. Hence, as Batman, he has been effectively able to fool the people of [[Gotham City]] (especially the criminal underworld) into thinking that he is inhuman and supernatural (with female sex trafficker victims notably mistaking him for a "Devil", and [[Cyborg]] initially doubting that Batman is even real), while as Bruce Wayne, he had been able to take on the façade of a somewhat irresponsible fun-seeking and womanizing playboy, in order to avoid anyone from suspecting that he could possibly be Batman. Bruce also successfully deceived [[Anatoli Knyazev]] (distracting the Russian with a polite conversation, while discreetly cloning the contents of his phone), [[Mercy Graves]] (tricking her into thinking that he was drunk, managing to thus avoid suspicion during his attendance of Lex's fundraiser party), and [[Superman]] (whom he ambushed with the unexpectedly potent [[Kryptonite]] weapons). However, Batman had notably never been particularly skilled at deceiving [[Alfred Pennyworth]] (the one person who knew Bruce best, having raised the latter from his childhood), and was unable to deceive supergenius [[Lex Luthor]], who was quick to see through the Dark Knight's inhuman and supernatural façade, thereby deducing (via CCTV) that Batman is actually only a mere man without any [[metahuman]] powers. |
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| − | **'''Expert Interrogator:''' Batman is infamously adept in interrogation techniques, often using law enforcement methods, as well as torture (notably branding a [[Gotham City]] sex trafficker, [[Cesar Santos]], along with 18 known other criminals) as an effective means of punishment or information extraction. |
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| − | {{Quote|But this is science beyond our limits. And that's what science is for. To do what's never been done. To make life better.|[[Batman]] to [[Wonder Woman]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | **'''Expert Engineer''': [[File:Bruce observing the Kryptonite spear.jpg|thumb|250px|Bruce, observing his invented Kryptonite weapon.]]Batman is a genius in vehicles' operations and general engineering, since his company, [[Wayne Enterprises]] is the world's 6th leading company (after [[LexCorp|LexCorp Industries]]) in high-technology defense innovation, with Batman and [[Alfred Pennyworth|Alfred]] having personally built and over time improved upon his various sophisticated gadgets, most notably, the [[Batmobile]], [[Batsuit|Standard Batsuit]], and [[Batcomputer]]. Bruce later personally designed the [[Batsuit|Armored Batsuit]], as well as the innovative [[Kryptonite]] gas grenades and a [[Kryptonite spear|Kryptonite-tipped spear]], all of which proved very effective against [[Superman]]. When recruiting Barry Allen, he successfully identified the composition of the Flash suit and knew it was material used on the space shuttle to prevent it from burning up on reentry. After establishing the [[Justice League]], Batman constructs the highly sophisticated [[Knightcrawler]] and [[Flying Fox]], as well as creating a new and updated [[Flash suit]] for [[Flash|Barry Allen]], and even deducing from [[Wonder Woman]]'s story that a [[Mother Box]] would be able to resurrect [[Superman]] from the dead. |
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| − | **'''Expert Hacker''': Batman is an immensely formidable genius hacker, notable for his exceptional skills of intelligence gathering, and data interpretation, as well as his superb pattern recognition and analysis skills, with only supergenius [[Lex Luthor]] known to surpass him. Hence, Batman was notably able to utilize his sophisticated [[Batcomputer]] to hack into both [[Gotham City Police Department|GCPD]] police radios and [[Gotham City]] news stations (being constantly hooked up to both, so as to be up to date with all the goings on in his city), and into [[Lex Luthor]]'s military-grade encrypted data on [[Kryptonite]] and [[metahuman]]s (while Lex actually intended to have Batman hack into it, the encryption was genuine, so as not to make Batman suspicious of being Lex's pawn). Batman also eventually learned of [[Amanda Waller]]'s [[Task Force X|Suicide Squad]] pitch to the [[The Pentagon|Pentagon]], discovered the original photograph of [[Steve Trevor's team]] (promptly sending it to [[Diana Prince]] at the [[Louvre Museum]]), and even promised to protect Waller from the [[Central Intelligence Agency|US intelligence community]] learning of her error in [[Midway City]]. Batman usually utilizes the [[Oracle Network]], in order to most effectively hack and gather data from the [[Batcomputer]]. |
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| − | {{Quote|How did you get the house back from the bank?"<br>"I bought the bank."<br>"The whole bank?"<br>"It's like a reflex with me. I don't know.|Superman and Batman|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | **'''Expert Businessman''': [[File:Gotham City Skyline.jpg|thumb|250px|Bruce Wayne at Wayne Enterprises]]Bruce Wayne is a genius businessman (though not quite on par with oligarch [[Lex Luthor]]), helping his father's company, [[Wayne Enterprises]], grow and gain more business partners (notably quickly absorbing [[Van Criss Laboratories]], and purchasing the bank that intended to gain the [[Kent Farm]]), as the CEO. As a result, Bruce is extremely well-respected in the business world, with Wayne Enterprises becoming the world's 6th leading company (after [[LexCorp|LexCorp Industries]]) in the field of high-technology defense innovation. |
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| − | **'''Expert Social Intuit:''' Batman, as Bruce Wayne, has a high degree of social confidence, allowing him to intuitively determine how to interact with others, gain their respect and get his point across with a calmness, eloquence, and charisma that sometimes belie his actual, usually gloomy, emotional state. Hence, Bruce diplomatically greeted [[Lex Luthor]] (whom he did not completely trust, given the latter's shady alliance with [[Anatoli Knyazev]]), calmly confronted [[Diana Prince]] (despite his rage at being thwarted in his attempt to gain data on [[Kryptonite]]), verbally leveled with Diana when she showed her comparable intellect, and even remained fairly calm when meeting [[Clark Kent]] and discussing [[Superman]] (despite the mere idea of the alien superhero enraging Bruce). Indeed, [[Alfred Pennyworth]] is one of the extreme few individuals with whom Bruce doesn't hold himself back in conversation, notably when he passionately expressed his motives for withing to destroy Superman. As a result, Bruce remains extremely well-respected at [[Wayne Enterprises]] by Greg, Grace, [[Jack O'Dwyer]], and even his embittered former employee [[Wallace Keefe]], who proudly proclaimed his loyalty to Bruce Wayne after his arrest. |
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| − | **'''Expert Networker''': Batman, as an influential businessman, experienced vigilante, and interrogator, superbly uses a dense network of professional and social contacts to further both his business and superhero ambitions. This is notable through his influence of the police (like the [[Gotham City Police Department|GCPD]], through [[James Gordon|Commissioner Gordon]] and the [[Batcomputer]]), other companies (like [[Van Criss Laboratories]], through [[Wayne Enterprises]]), powerful intelligence agencies (like [[ARGUS]], through [[Amanda Waller]]), and certain prisons (like [[Arkham Asylum]], through his "friends" there). Hence, Batman is able to discreetly keep tabs on numerous people and things that interest him, was able to gain the GCPD's trust, to swiftly uncover Dr. [[Van Criss]]' nano-bomb usage against the [[Task Force X|Suicide Squad]] for Waller, to get [[Flash|Barry Allen]] a forensics job in [[Central City]], to help [[Superman|Clark]] and [[Martha Kent]] keep their [[Kent Farm]], to arrange that [[Lex Luthor]] gets transferred from [[Belle Reve]] supermax to [[Arkham Asylum]] (also promising Lex that he would be watching him "whatever he does, wherever he goes"), to threaten [[Amanda Waller]] into shutting down her Squad (unless she wishes for Batman's [[Justice League]] friends to "shut it down for [her]"), and was even able to promise Waller protection against the [[Central Intelligence Agency|US intelligence community]] (so as to avoid them finding out about her catastrophic error in judgement concerning [[Enchantress]] in [[Midway City]]). |
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| − | **'''Expert Criminologist''': Batman is an extremely skilled and experienced criminologist, at least on par with [[James Gordon|Commissioner Gordon]], having great insight into and understanding of [[Gotham City]]'s criminals and their mindsets, which allows him to consistently overpower and undermine their operations with extreme effectiveness. Batman, however, was initially unable to discern that [[Lex Luthor]] was in fact a covert supercriminal. |
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| − | **'''Skilled Leader:''' Batman is an extremely skilled leader (though not quite on par with [[Lex Luthor]]), able to successfully lead [[Wayne Enterprises]] for decades (with it becoming the world's 6th leading company in high-technology defense innovation under him), to mentor and lead his vigilante proteges [[Nightwing]], [[Robin]], and [[Batgirl]] in numerous vigilante escapades and missions, to lead the [[Insurgency]] in the lengthy war against [[Superman]]'s [[Regime Stormtroopers|Regime]] (in a vision of a possible future), and to later successfully lead the [[Justice League]]'s original roster against [[Steppenwolf]]'s [[Parademon]] invasion. Indeed, despite [[Aquaman]]'s initial gruff refusal, the initial insecurity of both [[Flash]] and [[Cyborg]], and Batman's own doubts (as he knew that Superman would have been a better leader for them), they all ultimately came to look up to Batman as the team leader, and developed a healthy team dynamic. When [[Flash]] remarks on his inexperience, many fears, and questions his value to the team, Batman helped him gain confidence with some simple advice. In addition, despite Wonder Woman initially not being receptive, Batman ultimately inspires her to become a better leader and a better superhero overall. |
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| − | **'''Expert Driver:''' Batman is a highly skilled driver, able to successfully pursue his enemies (most notably the [[Joker]] and [[Harley Quinn]] in the [[Jokermobile]], as well as [[Anatoli Knyazev]] and his men) through the streets of [[Gotham City]] 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, and to later break down [[Steppenwolf]]'s Apokalyptan dome with his [[Flying Fox]]. |
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| − | **'''Expert Diver:''' Batman is a highly skilled swimmer and diver, managing to swiftly rescue [[Harley Quinn]] from the submerged [[Jokermobile]] after it falls deep into a river. |
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| − | **'''Expert Rider''': Batman is a highly skilled horseback rider, shown when he travels across the tundra terrain of Iceland, in an effort to reach the village frequented by [[Aquaman]]<ref name="JusticeLeagueTrailer2">[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TNdE1Gq_a1c JUSTICE LEAGUE Trailer #2 (2017) Zack Snyder, Ben Affleck, Gal Gadot DCEU Superhero Movie]</ref>. |
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| − | **'''Multilingualism:''' Bruce, apart from his native English, also speaks fluent Russian (albeit with a slight accent), as seen in his conversation with [[Anatoli Knyazev]], and appears to understand Icelandic as well as seen in his visit to [[Aquaman]]. |
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| − | *'''Indomitable Will:''' Batman has tremendous determination and strength of will, which make him an extremely formidable opponent, one who absolutely refuses to hunker down and give up, even when placed against seemingly insurmountable odds. Hence, during the [[Battle of Metropolis]], Bruce fearlessly ran through the extremely dangerous clouds of debris in order to save any survivors within the wreckage of the collapsed Wayne Financial building. Months later, even when [[Superman]] himself personally warned Batman to back off, Batman showed no signs of fear, boldly countering Superman's threat with one of his own. Indeed, in a vision of a possible future, when a malevolent Superman enforces totalitarian rule upon [[Earth]] with his Regime, Batman promptly establishes and lead the [[Insurgency]] against him, refusing to submit to the alien tyrant even when his Insurgent forces are eventually defeated by the [[Regime Stormtroopers]], leaving Batman helpless and at Superman's mercy. 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 weakened Kryptonian at his mercy. Even when [[Lex Luthor]] warned Batman of the inevitable threat posed by [[Steppenwolf]]'s impending invasion, Batman, despite Earth now being vulnerable after [[Superman]]'s death, despite feeling devastated and personally responsible for allowing Superman to die, ultimately refuses to despair, and instead dedicates himself to honoring Superman in death - enlisting [[Wonder Woman]]'s help in founding and uniting the [[Justice League]], to fight against this new threat. Batman later decides to resurrect Superman with a [[Mother Box]] despite Wonder Woman and [[Aquaman]]'s protests, as he was confident in his [[Lois Lane|contingency]], which ultimately proved to be correct. Shortly thereafter, Batman is willing to sacrifice himself to defeat [[Steppenwolf]] and save the world - by distracting an army of [[Parademons]], thereby giving the Justice League a necessary opening to dismantle the [[Mother Box|Unity]] but [[Wonder Woman]] decides to save Batman instead. |
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| − | {{Quote|There was a time above, a time before. There were perfect things, diamond absolutes. How things fall. Things on Earth. And what falls... is fallen. In the dream, they took me to the light. A beautiful lie.|Batman|Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice}} |
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| − | {{Quote|We're criminals, Alfred. We've always been criminals. Nothing's changed."<br>"Oh, yes, it has, sir. Everything's changed. Men fall from the sky. The gods hurl thunderbolts. Innocents die. That's how it starts, sir -- the fever, the rage, the feeling of... powerlessness. It turns good men... cruel.|Batman and [[Alfred Pennyworth]]|Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice}} |
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| − | {{Quote|The word "philanthropist" comes from the Greek. Meaning a lover of humanity. It was coined about 2,500 years ago... gods and men. Prometheus went with us. And he ruined Zeus' plan to destroy mankind, and for that, he was given a thunderbolt. Hmm, that seems unfair. Books are knowledge, and knowledge is power, and I'm... The bittersweet pain among men is having knowledge with no power, because... because that is paradoxical!|[[Lex Luthor]]|Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice}} |
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| − | {{Quote|You're gonna go to war?"<br>"He has the power to wipe out the entire human race, and if we believe there's even a 1% chance that he is our enemy, we have to take it as an absolute certainty. And we have to destroy him."<br>"But he is not our enemy."<br>"Not today. 20 years in Gotham, Alfred. We've seen what promises are worth. How many good guys are left. How many stayed that way.|[[Alfred Pennyworth]] and Batman|Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice}} |
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| − | {{Quote|Tell me... do you bleed? You will.|Batman|Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice}} |
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| − | {{Quote|Do you know the oldest lie in America, senator? It's that power can be innocent.|[[Lex Luthor]]|Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice}} |
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| − | {{Quote|Let me say at the outset that I am grateful to our witness for coming before us today. This is how a democracy works. We talk to each other.We act by the consent of the governed, sir.|[[June Finch]]|Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice}} |
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| − | {{Quote|You're psychotic."<br>"That is a three-syllable word for any thought too big for little minds. Mm, next category -- circles. Round and round and round they go to find Superman. Wrong category, boy. No, no, triangles. Yes, Euclid's triangle inequality. The shortest distance between any two points is a straight path. And I believe the straightest path to Superman is a pretty little road -- mm -- called Lois Lane|[[Lois Lane]] and [[Lex Luthor]]|Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice}} |
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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 taught me the world only makes sense if you force it to.|Batman|Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice}} |
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| − | {{Quote|I've failed [[Superman|him]] in life. I won't fail him in death.|Batman to [[Wonder Woman]]|Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice}} |
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| − | {{Quote|Men are still good. We fight. We kill. We betray one another. But we can rebuild. We can do better. We will. We have to.|Batman|Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice}} |
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| − | {{Quote|It's meant to wind like a river. It comes and goes. A man I knew used to say that hope is like your car keys. Easy to lose, but if you dig around, it's usually close by.|[[Superman]] quoting [[Jonathan Kent]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|It's cause they know he's dead, right? Superman. He's gone. Where does that leave us?|Burglar to [[Batman]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|We're a small group of reactionary terrorists. We know that sin has brought on this plague of aliens.|Terrorist to [[Wonder Woman]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|This is man's best hope. Down with the modern world. Back to the Dark Ages, and the safety of holy fear.|Terrorist Leader|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|I don't believe it. What are you?"<br>"A believer.|Terrorist Leader and [[Wonder Woman]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|I'm asking for your help. I believe there is a stranger who comes to this village from the sea. He comes in the winter when the people are hungry and brings fish. He comes on the king tide. That was last night."<br>"Icebergs in the harbor, four months since the last ship got through."<br>"Well, this stranger doesn't come by ship. There are enemies coming from far away. I need warriors. I'm building an alliance to defend ourselves.|[[Batman]] and [[Aquaman]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|You should get out."<br>"Could you at least point me to [[Atlantis]]? Arthur Curry. Also known as Protector of the Oceans. The Aquaman. I hear you can talk to fish.|[[Aquaman]] and [[Batman]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|So let me get this straight. You do it dressed like a bat? Like an actual bat?"<br>"It's worked for 20 years in [[Gotham City|Gotham]]."<br>"Oh, that shithole."<br>"When the fight comes, we'll need you."<br>"Don't count on it, Batman."<br>"Why not?"<br>"'Cause I don't like you coming here, digging into my business and getting into my life. People from Atlantis tell me "Do this." Now you say, "Do that." I want to be left alone."<br>"Is that why you help these people out here in the middle of nowhere? 'Cause you can just leave?"<br>"I help them 'cause no one else does."<br>"If you want to protect them, you need to work with me."<br>""Strong man is strongest alone." You ever heard that?"<br>"That's not a saying. That's the opposite of what the saying is."<br>"Yeah. Doesn't mean I'm wrong."<br>"You ever hear of Superman? He died fighting next to me."<br>"My point exactly.|[[Aquaman]] and [[Batman]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|What's in the three boxes?"<br>"It's ancient history."<br>"What is it? Mankind's melting the polar ice caps, destroying the ecosystem. They got it coming?"<br>"Hey, I don't mind if the oceans rise."<br>"How about if they boil?"<br>"Dressed like a bat. You're out of your mind, Bruce Wayne."<br>"Doesn't mean I'm wrong.|[[Batman]] and [[Aquaman]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|Barry Allen of Central City. He's completely off the grid. Squatting, I think. Moves suddenly and often."<br>"Disappearing act.|[[Alfred Pennyworth]] and [[Batman]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|I'm only interested in her skillset."<br>"I'm sure you are.|[[Batman]] and [[Alfred Pennyworth]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|Fairy tales and ghost stories."<br>"One misses the days when one's biggest concerns were exploding wind-up penguins."<br>"The simple life."<br>"I don't recognize this world."<br>"I don't have to recognize it. I just have to save it.|[[Batman]] and [[Alfred Pennyworth]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|Because you're holding yourself back. You're going in circles. You're working three dead-end jobs, going on four. Where do you even have the time?"<br>"I make the time.|[[Henry Allen]] and [[Flash]]}} |
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| − | {{Quote|You can be whatever you want to be. You're a brilliant man. Absolute best of the best. I can't sit here and watch you run in place in Central City for some old dude who is not going anywhere.|[[Henry Allen]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|I want you to make your own future. You're living in the past. Make your own future.|[[Henry Allen]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|But if you stay up here brooding..."<br>"I'm processing. I can access everything. But I can't put it all together.|[[Silas Stone]] and [[Cyborg]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|He said you could smell a story further away than he could hear."<br>"Well, stories just made sense. It was more than just a puzzle. It was about the truth. It was about seeing the engine of the world. When it still ran.|[[Martha Kent]] and [[Lois Lane]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|We're gonna need more than a pilot. I think there's an attack coming."<br>"Not coming, Bruce. It's already here. They called him Steppenwolf, the end of worlds. He lived only to conquer. Millions fell before his blade, or rose again as his Parademons. Nightmare creatures who feed on fear."<br>"Yeah, I think I met one. We didn't hit it off.|[[Batman]] and [[Wonder Woman]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|Such harmony out of such horror. It was truly an Age of Heroes."<br>"Something tells me we're not getting the band back together.|[[Wonder Woman]] and [[Batman]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|Well, I wouldn't count on the tribes of men. We tend to act like the Doomsday Clock has a snooze button.|[[Batman]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|We're asking people we don't know to risk their lives."<br>"I know. That's how this works.|[[Wonder Woman]] and [[Batman]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|Barry Allen, Bruce Wayne."<br>"You said that like it explains why there's a total stranger in my place, sitting in the dark, in my second favorite chair.|[[Batman]] and [[Flash]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|Silica-based quartz sand fabric, abrasion resistant, heat resistant..."<br>"Yeah, I do competitive ice dancing."<br>"It's what they use on the space shuttle to prevent it from burning up on reentry."<br>"I do very competitive ice dancing.|[[Batman]] and [[Flash]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|You're the Batman?"<br>"So, you're fast."<br>"That feels like an oversimplification."<br>"I'm putting together a team. People with special abilities. You see, I believe enemies are coming."<br>"Stop right there. I'm in."<br>"You are?"<br>"I need friends. People are difficult. They require a lot of focus. They, uh... they have, like, a rhythm that I haven't quite been able to... like brunch! Like, what is brunch? You wait in line for an hour for, essentially, lunch. I mean... I don't know. People are a little slow."<br>"I'll try to keep up.|[[Flash]] and [[Batman]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|Are you Victor Stone?"<br>"I was.|[[Wonder Woman]] and [[Cyborg]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|I do fine alone."<br>"I told myself the same for a long time. I lost someone I loved once. I shut myself off from.. from everyone. But I had to learn to open back up again. The truth is, I'm still working on it. And if you agreed to meet me, you're working on it, too. Trust me, Victor.|[[Cyborg]] and [[Wonder Woman]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|To ocean's rage.|[[Aquaman]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|I see, Mother. I see why you waited to summon me. The Kryptonian's death plunged this timid world into such terror. Amazons, Atlanteans, each stands and falls alone. I know, Mother, you've waited too long for the unity. I know. But you will feed. And my exile will come to an end. I will take my place among the New Gods. Find the last one! Its power will cleanse this world. For the unity! For Darkseid.|[[Steppenwolf]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|World's gone crazy, Jim. Maybe he did, too.|[[Crispus Allen]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|How many of you are there?"<br>"Not enough.|[[James Gordon]] and [[Batman]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|Oh, wow. They just... they really just vanish. Huh? Oh. That's rude.|[[Flash]] to [[James Gordon]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|Humans. The stench of your fear is making my soldiers hungry. Shall I feed them?|[[Steppenwolf]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|Right. Okay. Yeah. Here's the thing. Um... see, I'm afraid of bugs and, um, guns, and obnoxiously tall people. And murder. And I can't be here. It's really cool you guys seem ready to do battle and stuff but, full transparency, I've never done battle. I've just pushed some people and run away."<br>"Save one."<br>"What?"<br>"Save one person."<br>"Uh... which one?"<br>"Don't talk, don't fight. Get in, get one out."<br>"And then?"<br>"You'll know."<br>"Okay.|[[Flash]] and [[Batman]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|Ah, you were born of her. A creature of chaos."<br>"Not how I see it."<br>"Give it time.|[[Steppenwolf]] and [[Cyborg]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|This one is mine."<br>"You overestimate yourself."<br>"Child, my ax is still slick with the blood of your sisters.|[[Steppenwolf]] and [[Wonder Woman]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|Sorry, guys. I didn't bring a sword.|[[Batman]] to [[Parademons]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|So, you have the blood of the Old Gods in you. The Old Gods died.|[[Steppenwolf]] to [[Wonder Woman]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|Millions in structural damage. You havem't lost your touch. But it's good to see you playing well with others."<br>"Dressed like a bat. I dig it."<br>"May be temporary.|[[James Gordon]], [[Aquaman]] and [[Batman]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|Wow! It's like a cave. Like a bat cave.|[[Flash]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|I was in an accident. Should've died. My father thought that he could use the Mother Box to rebuild the broken parts of me with a few cybernetic enhancements. Instead he built a living machine that may be stronger than its host."<br>"Too much. Too much life."<br>"What's on your weird mind?"<br>"Muscles, coordination, basic cellular integrity. A human being an only absorb so much.|[[Cyborg]], [[Batman]] and [[Aquaman]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|We don't know what state he's in. We know we can't bring him back. But this is science beyond our limits. And that's what science is for. To do what's never been done. To make life better."<br>"Or to end it. Technology is like any other power. Without reason, without heart, it destroys us.|[[Batman]] and [[Wonder Woman]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|Is it a risk? Yes. But it's necessary."<br>"Why, because of your guilt? Bruce, I was there. You didn't kill Superman. At some point, even you have to move on."<br>"Steve Trevor tell you that? Superman was a beacon to the world. Why aren't you? You're an inspiration, Diana. You don't just save people, you make them see their better selves. And yet, I'd never ehard of you until Luthor lured you out by stealing a picture of your dead boyfriend. You shut yourself down for a century, so let's not talk about me moving on."<br>"You know that if she kills you, we'll cover for her.|[[Batman]], [[Wonder Woman]] and [[Flash]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|We are not enough! Each of us, in our own way, has held back. And I promise you, Steppenwolf is not out there talking about ethics. He's trying to burn down the world! The way we're gonna stop him is by using his power... this power, against him."<br>"You lose something when you die. Even Superman. Maybe not his mind. Maybe his soul."<br>"I'll have a contingency plan for that."<br>"If he wakes up and you're the first thing he sees, you'll need one.|[[Aquaman]] and [[Batman]] and [[Wonder Woman]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|You've got a team here."<br>"Superman could bring this team together better than I ever could. His strength--"<br>"It doesn't matter how strong you are. Or what abilities you might have..."<br>"He was more human than I am. He lived in this world. Fell in love. Had a job. Despite all that power. The world needs Superman. And the team needs Clark."<br>"And what does Clark need? Maybe he's at peace."<br>"He'll get over it.|[[Alfred Pennyworth]] and [[Batman]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|You got struck by lightning, huh?"<br>"Uh, yeah, that's the abridged version. And you..."<br>"Explosion. Woke up in a lab."<br>"So we're the accidents."<br>"Yeah, that's us.|[[Cyborg]] and [[Flash]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|I'm here for him."<br>"I swear I would never--"<br>"Save it.|[[Wonder Woman]] and [[Batman]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|This is amazing."<br>"This is crazy."<br>"Oh, what, now it's crazy?|[[Cyborg]], [[Aquaman]] and [[Flash]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|We have to try.|[[Batman]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|He's back."<br>"He's not all right.|[[Wonder Woman]] and [[Aquaman]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|Kal-El, the last son of Krypton. Remember who you are. Tell me who you--|[[Wonder Woman]] to [[Superman]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|You did this."<br>"I had to."<br>"You won't let me live. You won't let me die."<br>"The world needs you."<br>"But does it need you? Tell me. Do yo bleed?|[[Superman]] and [[Batman]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|Yeah, something is definitely bleeding.|[[Batman]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|Victor. You can find the boxes. You share their energy. I know it's frightening, but if you go under, I promise we will pull you back out.|[[Wonder Woman]] to [[Cyborg]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|Everybody checks everybody else's work.|[[Batman]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|He could've killed you."<br>"I was willing to make the trade.|[[Wonder Woman]] and [[Batman]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|You know you can't do this forever."<br>"I can barely do it now. Steppenwolf. This is the job."<br>"It's my job. And I haven't been doing it. I've been reacting. Not leading. You know, what you said about Steve Trevor..."<br>"It wasn't my business. I'm sorry."<br>"You were pushing me to lead the team. But leaders get people killed. I fought always when I was needed. But to lead, to step out into the light and say to people, "This is worth your life." When it's your fault, they're all Steve Trevor."<br>"We make it through the night, you can stay in the shadows forever. Dress up like a bat. I won't even sue."<br>"If we get through the night.|[[Wonder Woman]] and [[Batman]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|It's okay. I'm the idiot who left. But I'm back now. And I'm gonna make things right.|[[Superman]] to [[Lois Lane]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|I was hoping it was gonna take you longer to recover."<br>"Why?"<br>"Because now I have to send you away."<br>"Bruce."<br>"He needs you. Fate of the world, I think that's the deal. He was pretty tense."<br>"Well, I guess I do owe him one."<br>"Right. But no dying. And I get the exclusive."<br>"Yes, ma'am.|[[Lois Lane]] and [[Superman]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|At last. Praise to the unity! The three as one. Praise to the mother of horrors.|[[Steppenwolf]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|We're with you till it's done.|[[Wonder Woman]] to [[Cyborg]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|Honestly, I think we're all gonna be dead way before that. And you know what? I don't mind. It's an honorable end. But we gotta shut Steppenwolf down. Superman's a no-show. You got no powers. No offense. This guy might be working for the enemy, we don't know. You're tripping over your feet and mine. Oof... you're gorgeous. And fierce, and strong, and... mmm. I know we went to war with the Amazons, but that was before my time. And you know what? I don't wanna die. I'm young. There's shit that I want to do. I just feel like... I didn't really embrace the sea or the land. I've been a loner my whole life. But being part of something bigger like this, maybe I'm scared because I'm meant to..."<br>"I think that was beautiful."<br>"You say a word about this, and you'll meet every piranha I know."<br>"I honestly didn't hear anything after, "We're all gonna die."|[[Aquaman]] and [[Wonder Woman]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|I'm going to take out that tower and knock down that shield dome. You get to Steppenwolf. Don't wait for me, just do the job.|[[Batman]] to the [[Justice League]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|Playing all your favorite hits.|[[Alfred Pennyworth]] to [[Batman]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|Son of a bitch."<br>"Oh, snap!"<br>"You're welcome."<br>"Yeah!|[[Batman]], [[Flash]] and [[Aquaman]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|This isn't the plan."<br>"No, Master Wayne. This is the team."<br>"Hey, blame the lady. We would've left you, but she didn't ask for a vote.|Batman, Alfred Pennyworth and Cyborg|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|So your genius move is dying? You really are out of your mind."<br>"I'm not the one who brought a pitchfork.|[[Aquaman]] and [[Batman]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|Ride ain't over yet."<br>"My man.|Cyborg and Aquaman|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|Is this what conquering is? Hiding from the fight?"<br>"Oh, no. You're all mine.[[Wonder Woman]] and [[Steppenwolf]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|These things are gonna keep coming."<br>"Okay. You get technical, I'm on bug duty."<br>"Let's do it.|Cyborg and Flash}} |
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| − | {{Quote|Yes! That was gross! Oh...|[[Flash]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|Now do you see it?|Steppenwolf to Cyborg|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|Whatever you're in the middle of, it's spreading for miles. Satellites show civilians moving east. They're not gonna make it."<br>"Barry. I need you to take a walk."<br>"God, I hope this is east.|[[Alfred Pennyworth]], [[Batman]] and [[Flash]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|You're not worthy to touch Mother. She's power, and power is the only law. You're all too wek to see the truth."<br>"Well... I believe in truth. But I'm also a big fan of justice."<br>"All right.|Steppenwolf to Cyborg, and Superman and Aquaman|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|So, how do I help?"<br>"We buy him some time, he can stop that box from destroying all life on Earth. We hope."<br>"Well, I knew you didn't bring me back 'cause you liked me."<br>"I don't not...|Superman and Batman|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|Slowpoke."<br>"Oh, it's on.|Superman and Flash|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|Dostoyevsky!|Flash|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|Is this guy still bothering you?|Superman|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|Any blowback?"<br>"Big time. But I think we can take it."<br>"Good. 'Cause I really like being alive."<br>"So do I.|Superman and Cyborg|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|I take it back. I wanna die."<br>"Man, my toes hurt! I don't even understand the physics of how my toes hurt.|Superman and Cyborg|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|Children. I work with children.|Wonder Woman|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|I am the end of worlds! Who are you to defy... this world is my right!|Steppenwolf}} |
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| − | {{Quote|Booyah!|Cyborg|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|I'm glad I didn't miss this."<br>"So am I."<br>"Yeah. Now she's glad.|Superman and Wonder Woman|Justice League (film}} |
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| − | {{Quote|"Thank you" is not enough for what you did."<br>"I just undid a mistake, that's all."<br>"How did you get the house back from the bank?"<br>"I bought the bank."<br>"The whole bank?"<br>"It's like a reflex with me. I don't know.|Superman and Batman|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|What?"<br>"It's actually the worst job you can get in a crime lab. But my foot's in the door. Yeah, I got a recommendation from a friend."<br>"This like a "job" job?"<br>""Job" job."<br>"Look at you go.|Henry Allen and Flash|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|Big round table. Six chairs, right there."<br>"But room for more."<br>"But room for more.|[[Batman]] and [[Wonder Woman]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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| − | {{Quote|Darkness, the truest darkness, is not the absence of light. It is the conviction that the light will never return. But the light always returns to show us things familiar. Home, family, and things entirely new, or long overlooked. It shows us new possibilities and challenges us to pursue them. This time, the light shone on the heroes coming out of the shadows to tell us we won't be alone again. Our darkness was deep and seemed to swallow all hope. But these heroes were here the whole time to remind us that hope is real, that you can see it. All you have to do is look up in the sky.|[[Lois Lane]]|Justice League (film)}} |
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