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George Zhang someone doesn't read the comic

It's sarcasm, you geek.

Mister Explicit did you just assume my title

Shit Luthor for wankers #shitLuthorForWankers

Penguin and Cat-Woman always going for their themed prizes. The new Riddler being more of an Information thief than anything. Two-Face always going for a paired plot. Scarecrow mostly appearing during Halloween...etc.

were as Man-bat just flies around jump scaring :D

That's just in Arkham Knight though. But Croc just needs a Rock. The bigger the better.

Carmine Infanto was an artist that had been used in a Man Bat part from the seventies but it showed how when certain things would have him transform into this Man Bat yes he was a bat, but it wasn't just someone flying around, being a bat the human mind was not in control. The bat was a little stereotypical if all bats did this or that, it was also a cool series for their respective decade.

Get dwayne on the phone

say hello to BTAS. that happened like 2 decades ago btw :p

william white thats pretty much every riddler origin story until he meets his intellectual match in Batman..

They kinda did that in "The Batman" were the Riddler had his usual thing of bombs and riddles of were to find and dismantle them with him bragging in the clues about how smart he was. That is until the last one were it seems he messed up the riddle to have have no real answer, this was the clue that none of the bombs were real and a distraction from another crime. Everyone else just tried to think harder of the answer and were almost fooled of getting the wrong one, in the end the Riddler was using the wild goose chase as a means to buy time so he can hack into the central bank.

william white Batman Earth One Vol 2 is kinda like that. You should give it a read if you haven't.

Actually I liked the reformed Riddler better. Riddler and Batman's intellect combined makes for an awesome team up. I could totally see them teaming up. Riddler helped Batman take down King Tut in batman confidential number 26.

+Jeffrey Sockenbart and Bane knows his secret identity. He's one of the smartest batman villains out there. So of course he would team up with Bane. I'm seeing a pattern here *cough cough* Jason Todd *cough cough*

There was an episode of a batman animated series where the batman villains teamed up with the gotham police. It was in "The Batman" series.

+That guy what was the name I have to see this

GeneralMars 98 I know it's a bit late, but I'm pretty sure he's talking about a scene from "The Joining, Part 2" from season 4 of the series.

Well, in season 5 of Gotham the riddler teams up with Bruce Wayne (who isn't yet Batman) along with other well known DC characters. I'm pretty sure they're trying to stop Bane or something I haven't watched it yet.

Without a doubt

Well said

he is one of the greatest, but i like Arkham Riddler more.

The best: but the penguin tho:

Its funny that Penguin didnt kill Riddler with a spoon

#Sh^tAlterEgoForW^nkers

Is no one going to mention Victor Fries (which is prounounced exactly like Freeze, for those pf you who don't know)?!?!!?

Kite-Man, AKA Charles Brown. No, seriously.

RowdyRodimus or Humpty Dumpty

Yeah but there was this one time he made batman rainbow or something (idr) so now they can market him as pride month merchandise making him the most important character of all time

I missed out on Gotham when it first came out. I found the intro episode so boring I didn't give the series a chance for years and it was only after it was cancelled I gave it a chance. I'm kicking myself now because it's genuinely great. It's just one of those shows that takes a bit to get on its feet.

I love Cory's portrayal of the Riddler. Everyone is saying that Paul Dano is the best Riddler. While yes, Dano's performance was absolutely amazing and he was a great Riddler, he wasn't the Riddler. The Riddler is an insane genius that loves to put on a show while commiting his crimes. Dano's Riddler didn't do this. Yes, he was a very smart character, but the rest of the original character traits were left behind. The Batman's Riddler isn't THE Riddler. Someone put it by saying that he isn't Edward Nygma, he's Edward Nashton.

Absolutely agree! Cory was amazing

Edward Nygma What's your favorite riddle?

Jared Martin What walks on eight legs until it's two years old, four legs until it's twenty years old, and two legs for the remainder of its life?

The Weasley Twins!Nice one

Jared Martin *applauds* Very good, and thank you; I like it because it makes die-hard Potterheads cry.

Haha good series tho,avadacadabra!

Ya I like this channel they seem like they know what they are talking about but complaining about the clever naming behind Edward Nygma may be one of the stupidest things I have seen people complain about ignorantly in a very long time. It's the ABC's of comics. They all have names like that EVERY villain and their civilian name as well as all the heros and SOME of their civilian name's. No one walked around saying Enigma to people before the riddler. It wasn't a common name it was a very synonym name for "mystery." Now that The Riddler has been around for well over 50 years people hear the word enigma because they actually say it now (especially in Sci-Fi as it is a futuristic sounding word) and immediately associate it with the Riddler. Then to add insult to injury he bitched about Harleen Quinzel as well. No one talks about Harlequin's in the US before Harley Quinn. Harlequin is another name for clown it fit perfectly. Your ignorance is showing Whatculture.

George Spears Exactly. Harlequin is still a bit cliché. But Edward Nygma is a very mysterious, interesting and smart name

There is a good reason for Harley Quinn though which makes it acceptable to be cliche. The Joker is THE most iconic villain in comics history. Period. People often think he was the first villain Batman faced because of how iconic he is but the Riddler, Penquin, and Hugo Strange all came long before. So if you want to make a sidekick for your most popular villain how the hell do you achieve that where people are going to remember it? Just like enigma, harlequin was not a commonly used name in the US. It meant clown specifically a jester but it wasn't a word used here. So you call your character Harley Quinn which literally outright says HARLEQUIN and Harleen Quinzel as her civilian name. Jesters wear a cap with bells and dress in two toned clothing. So have Harley wear a jester cap and dress like them and you have a similar yet distinct word association with the Joker. Not only that but she also looks like she comes out of a pack of cards. Which the joker throws at people in the animated series! Do you see the brilliance now? Harley Quinn is one of the most popular female characters in comics by a long shot. Yet she has been around the shortest time. So how can she be so popular if she is such a new character? She is memorable. Her name is similar yet distinct enough from the Joker. Which gives her name association not just with herself but with the Joker as well! There is one thing that makes Edward Nygma's name better than hers. He speaks in riddles that is his whole thing. So the ridiculously easy puzzle needed to "solve" his name is a riddle. Though this is common with the vast majority of heroes and villains alike. The Riddler is one of the only characters it actually makes perfect sense for that character to do this. It fits his character completely.

George Spears I agree with most of your statements. It was nice to lhave Harley's character dress like her name and stuff . But it would've been better to make the name something a bit more mature and realistic . Harley Quinn is too easily changed into harlequin. Something a bit different but something that'll still have the reference would've been better for me atleast. Sorry for my bad choice of words. My English vocabulary isn't the best

+George Spears Of those you mention only Hugo Strange appeared before the Joker. Penguin debuted over a year after the Joker and the Riddler wasn't around for nearly a decade after the Joker. In terms of recurring Batman villains Strange is the only one who predates the Joker.

Poison Ivy resembles his strong morality when it cimes to the value of life. Where Batman will go very out of his way to save someone regardless of risk or who They are. Poison Ivy treats plants in that same way while regarding human life as unnecessary and in the way. Freeze reflects him because he spends his life brooding and obsessing over someone he has loved and lost (sort of). Ivy and Freeze reflect his morality and obsessive traits.

In all my time as an avid Batman fan, I have never really thought about his villains in this way, interesting.

Well, realistically most villains are about money and power.

i get that but in the arkham games especially arkham knight he just straight up sucks, its not intelligent, u just have to find over 200 trophies and waste ur time

@@burningstar1793 that's pretty accurate

What culture: well thanks for poking my British sounding bubble!

No kidding? Where did you find that out?

@@wildrover2490 Edward "Eddie" Nashton is the actual name of the Riddler. See either DC Comics Who's Who (DC's version of Marvel's Marvel Universe from the mid eighties) or just simply Wiki it. It will come up as Edward Nashton as the orginal name.

While this video is littered with errors and opinion presented as fact the 'Nashton' last name is a ret-con. His name was originally Edward Nigma.

Nashton WAS his original surname but then future projects decided to make Nygma his official surname.

Thank you! came looking for this. He's Edward Nashton.

*Nygma

Yusuf Gazi *Whatevs

I put Edward Nashton as his name in a Fanfic and someone argued its Nygma. People need to LEARN ITS NASHTON!

TheBlackDemon1996 it actually eddie Nashton

He took a part of the Gorshim riddler, but he didn't do it as well, and he didn't take a lot of what made Gorshim good.

@@silentangel2259 Exactly! Jim Carrey may have said he based his performance on Gorshin, but he really only did an exaggeration of the wackier parts of Gorshin's portrayal. What made Gorshin's performance so good (he was the only member of the cast to be nominated for an Emmy), was that he could switch from being over the top to suddenly deadly calm and serious. It was this ability to switch from giggling loon to stone cold killer that really made him stand out in a show where everyone else's performance was mostly ham. He was so popular that he took what was a relatively minor Batman villain and single-handedly made him one of Batman's most popular Rogues. That Carrey's cheesy The Mask part 2 style performance is compared to his makes me roll my eyes hard.

same, I loved The Batman

Me to it was amazing, especially how they did Clayface not sure if that's his origin in the books, but holy shit it was good.

I love the whole redesign as well, it made the characters looks so unique, instead of the generic look of the characters we always get, it was really a breath of fresh air and the intro as cool af

Agreed. The Batman was one of the best shows on Kids WB. It was better than ALOT of the crap they put for kids now.

+Mr. NoDaysOff like brave and the bold, that shit is honestly boring and looks too kids friendly for a "batman" cartoon, but there are still some amazing cartoons out rn, Over The Garden Wall, Gravity Falls, The Amazing World of Gumball, Star vs The Forces of Evil, Stevens Universe is supposed to be awesome

Well now you do

Now forget them.

Mr. Brovo Yeah, he was called Eddie Nash too!

I just went down in the comments to write same exact thing...

No, no it's not. It's a shit name for wankers #shitNameForWankers

yeah, it's almost like it's a comic book name right? wait...

That joke wasn't even funny the first time he said it.

#shitNameForWankers indeed

Nick Moriarty i'd like to leave you a like...but i don't want to ruin that "69"

@@mingalo2620 he's saying that the arkham version of the riddler isnt very smart, how can you deny that.

Shaco it Off The Riddler is a smart man but, not that smart. If anything he’s a conspiracy theorist since the purpose of The Riddler going after The Batman is because he wants to prove that The Batman is in on the crimes and is somehow planning the crimes to create control. The Riddler is acting as an anarchist in the way that The Joker does but, the biggest differences between the two is that The Riddler is out to expose The Batman of being a fake and a liar about the acts that he commits while The Joker is out to prove that The Batman is as insane and ready to break as the rest of humanity The best thing about Batman characters is how symbolic each character is. The Riddler serves as the symbol for people who cannot accept someone else being better than themselves, which is why The Riddler suffers from narcissistic tendencies, which can also be pointed out by many psychologists in The Batman universe. The guy who made this video has not looked or listened to The Riddlers reasoning apparently, but he has a very valid reason for going after The Batman, just like all of the villains do. My favorite is Scarecrow and Raz

He literally build an army of bots and an elaborate underground testing facility. He's definitely got some wits but isn't nearly as smart as he likes to think.

KohlDayvhis The point is that in Gotham he is a mediocre themed villain amongst many themed villains, and so in Gotham he is suited to a side role. In Star City he is relatively unique and therefore more suited to a prominent role.

Don't Worry. I'm Currently Tracking You :D

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What goes up a chimney down but not up a chimney down?.

BlutJäger An umbrella

Seems like a fact of life in "extended" storytelling like comic books: almost every hero has a face-heel turn and every villain a heel-face turn. Usually its a temporary thing, but sometimes it works really well as a long time thing and... as a concept, the Riddler being one of the examples of a reformed Batman rogue is great. I am sad they reversed it again. It is one thing to have him backslide, needing to repair more damage done; in fact that is one of those great ways to ground a fantastic character in reality. As for the name, I'm more than okay with it. I like it, and its actually pretty plausible since oh yeah, Gotham City is in the USA, right? Countless immigrants changed their names when they got here; just find some "old world" name where Nigma or Nygma makes sense... or reveal that Eddie's sense of humor/wit takes after whatever ancestor decided "Why I could go by E. Nygma and have a clever, memorable name!" (Whether he was right or not XD). I'll also add that the re-imaginings for the various Batman villains as we saw them in "The Batman" (2004-2008); some were rather jarring at first, and a few are still kind of disappointing, but they do grow on you. I think many of them tried to "flip the script" in a good way. I love how (for example) Batman: The Animated Series gave such great, often tragic, backstories to its villains *but* but too much of a good thing makes it rather bad. I believe the Riddler works best *without* serious childhood abuse or trauma. Since I made this so long already, I'll just add that other than the points in contention, the video was good and (now that I know about them), I tend to agree with their stance on the rest of the points.

TheHobgoblyn the reformed idea was brilliant actually. it would actually make him more interesting than just an evil villain fooling good people, he would be brilliant as a neutral character or anti villain.

TheHobgoblyn You're absolutely right

why do people insist that Bruce Wayne is the only billionaire who could possibly be Batman? there can be more than one billionaire in a city you know.

City? Nah, Universe. Don't forget that the people of metropolis can't figure out that Clark Kent is Superman woth glasses on.

He worked as one in the rebooted Secret Six.

The script for "Die Hard III" was cannibalized from one for "Batman III".

He should do games like Jigsaw did in Saw

I want to see a Team up between Riddler and Scarecrow

A lot of the time it's down to the writer. If the writer can't come up with a solid story and good riddles the whole thing is doomed. Every read "Dark Knight, Dark City" that was good.

How about literally all of the riddles he gave in Batman Forever.

Jesus Christ, thank you for actually knowing about The Riddler. Half of this list was just annoying me.

Riddler should be The Questions villain

lol that would be great. I also like the list.

YES.

Question Everything He did actually fight the Question once; he defeated the Riddler by asking philosophical riddles which had no definite answers.

Yeah they fked that one up, DC sux anyways but they should have left him the reformed Riddler that'a a lawyer.

+zodiak650 Well I wouldn't say DC sucks. I've seen some really interesting movies and comics produced by DC such as flashpoint, death of the family, crisis on infinite earths, injustice, and some others. But I do agree the DC can and most of the time flops on it's ass like a wailing child wanting it's mumme Marvel to try and spark a new crossover when Marvel is trying to not get shit on their fingers from DC's diaper. By the way the crossover comic between Marvel and DC is amazing I definitely suggest it to anyone and everyone who enjoys comics.

Seems to me like it'd be a Batman and Sherlock Holmes crossover in spirit, honestly...

Is still very stupid

Micah Mcgaffin Nashton is his given name, Nygma is assumed, boom.

Gareth Graham ***** yeah but still it's good to see some people know this stuff

adam Roofkid

It is called "alias".

Like he's is AA sponsor? That kinda support?

A sh*t supporter for w*nkers

He is the Deputy Mayor to Penguins Mayor. And I do think the whole Gay Pengy for Riddler is just a silly storyline and has only lead to him being an overbearing stalker to Eddies GF before... **spoilers** killing her off.

penguin is not gay. He just does not know the difference between friendship and love.

Just because Barbra acknowledges it, still does not mean its true. #womenarecrazy

Let us not forget the name Joseph Kerr. Joe Kerr. I think that is more groan worthy. XD

In fairness, "Joe Kerr" was an alias the Joker made up for the specific purpose of it being so obvious that it couldn't fail to get Batman's attention, which of course he thought was _hilarious_.

DC did try to canonize it by naming Joker's wife from the Killing Joke Jeannie Kerr. Just something else they'd like people to forget. XD

and they also made it so that backstory possibly wasnt true. at the end of him telling it he said hes not sure if thats actually what happened, that if hes going to have a past hed prefer it "be multiple choice"

Erebus Dark It's true. In my book, the Joker is just the Joker. Nothing more and nothing less. The mystery is the fun part. All we know without doubt is Red Hood and chemical bath. Anything else is superfluous.

Yeah it was amazing I loved The Batman, such a great cartoon, and I liked the different character styles, it was cool.

Sofia Matos Jason as bane? That would be awesome as shit

Except Jason doesn't talk.

And Lex Luthor in his Armor.

In very different proportions though. Riddler tends to focus more on the green, Joker more on the purple.

You forgot different versions of Catwoman from the 70s/80s when she wore a purple outfit with a cape that had green trimmings. This is because the good guys have been traditionally depicted in primary colors - red, blue, yellow (or some combination). Superman, Wonder Woman, Flash, Batman (primarily blue when old school). You see those colors, and generally the person sporting them are going to be the good guys (like good cowboys wore white hats). So you drop to the secondary colors - green, orange, and purple (Joker having all 3 if he's wearing an orange vest with his purple suit) - for the baddies - or for characters who don't really fit one morality or the other like the Hulk - green with purple pants. Of course, there are exceptions, Green Arrow, Green Lantern, Aquaman (orange and green), Reverse Flash, etc.

Old comics coloring techniques had limited palettes. Villain colors leaned towards purple, orange, green. Hero colors leaned red, yellow, blue.

JorEl C He should just keep to Green/ Black

Humphry Dumpler...you can guess his Criminal Alias.

his nickname was Randolph Scott.

Caleb Williams Also Joker's name was Joe Kerr at one point

... Red Riding Hood?

Rainbow Rider is Roy G. Biv

arrow is complete trash

Flash is complete trash. Mine rhymed.

gotham was canceled

Chaz Bono no it isn't you turd

hheehHEHEheEHHEEH go to trutHCOnteSTCOm< ReaD The preSent

Weird thing is, if I recall correctly, the first episode the RIddler appeared in (in that series) first aired the day Frank Gorshin passed away.

Compared to the garbage they produced and have been producing since then, yeah The Batman wasn't so bad. Riddler and joker were awful looking, but the cartoon itself wasn't bad and the last season was almost like the justice league.

Joker looked great in The Batman.

I second that! I love the Jokers design.

Sorry but no to Rastafarian Joker. The thing that bugged the most was the bare feet and the 'monkey' style fighting. That is just not Joker.

His name is Robert Paulson.

Ah-ah-ahh! Simon didn't say!

it was really good, but come on LOL

ButchDickey It was really good, until Justice League Unlimited ruined Terry with an origin story straight out of Metal Gear Solid.

Son of Tiamat Ha

I like this comment. No fighting.

Batman Beyond was really awesome. Still wanna see Adam West as old Bruce Wayne.

OH, YOU

Its Jim Carrey.

It's actually Eddie Nashton

AMERICA! Yeah right

AMERICA! I'm being sarcastic if u can't tell

Tom Tom or 7 so far apparently

he was brilliant

That One Guy On A Horse same

That One Guy On A Horse me too

Same. I actually like Batman Forever. It's second favourite Batman movie of the Burton/Schumacher ones (Batman 89 is the first)

Mista Anonymous OH HOW DARE SOMEONE HAS AN OPINION

Psycho Clown ikr disgraceful

Hey I agree with you! Especially once we learn his backstory which adds a bit of tragedy to it once we find out the twist. Whereas in TAS he became The Riddler because...his boss was a jerk. Yeah not so remarkable when you put it like that, is it?

I had real issues with the visual designs of most, if not all, of the characters on that show. It was like they were trying way too hard to do something no one had done before, without realizing there was a reason no one had done that before. I did like Robert Englund as the voice, he's good in anything he does, no matter what.

I have to agree with you there sir. I loved his backstory and really enjoyed his portrayal. If only his costume didn't look so stupid, not to mention his hair and makeup.

The funny thing about the TAS version is that one of the main writers/creators hated Riddler which is why he wasn't introduced until episode 41. The creator felt Riddler was too silly for the tone of the series, but was pressured into using him because of his popularity with fans. He decided if he was going to be forced to use the character, he would make him a darker, more serious threat. Thus, one of the Riddler's best portrayals was born.

Bobby White if it was in the time Burton ones...it could have been okay

Bobby White I would've liked to have seen that no lie.

I didnt even like Tim Burtons Batman movies, the first one was alright when Burton was reigned in but when they let the cat out of the bag and gave him more creative control, it jumped the shark on the sequel.

I remember the rumors that Depp was going to be The Riddler in The Dark Knight Rises two years before the film came out.

ehm, "the dark knight" is one of batman's nicknames...

Sener Mr. Reese was considered a nod to the Riddler.

To bad they didn't actually do anything with him. Might have been better than their 'realistic' Bane and that awful accent. I always thought it sounded like Elmer Fudd doing a really awful German accent like he was on "Hogan's Heroes" or something.

Moribax85 What..? What is your point? What in the fuck are you trying to say?

You're writing a KZfaq comment on the internet. Calm your shit.

So pretty much every Riddler story from the 1966 Batman TV Show? I'[m sown with that but I still think nobody could ever pull off the Riddler as well as Frank Gorshin did. He is to The Riddler what Peter Cullen is to Optimus Prime.

Allen Babylon Do hope you checked out Batman:Year Zero by Scott Snyder. It's my favorite Riddler storyline, and he practically "destroys" Gotham City. How's that for a second-string supervillain?

In the hands of a good writer the riddler can be a great villain. the problem is the writers are so obsess whit the damn joker that they don't give him or any other villain a chance.

INFERNO95 Yeah, I'd love to see more Scarecrow and Clayface, myself. Like, imagine a story where Psycho Pirate manipulates Clayface into adopting the Bat Family's forms and committing murders. Not only that, but he plants evidence to direct them after Joker. Meanwhile, Scarecrow plants his toxin in powder form on police tools and civilian car doors to spread paranoia about the bad press. Sorry, I went on a tangent there. It's just so hard to find good stories without Joker.

DKFlash22 like seriously he wasn't even that bad at playing him. Yes he had a comedic tone to them but it made the character better especially for the film and the film wasn't that bad either imo

Yeah, but even as a kid I knew Jim Carrey should have been the Joker, not the Riddler.

ScreamingScallop I belive her name was Query.

He murdered his own "daughter." I use quotations because I can't remember whether she was his or not. He also (under demon possession, to be fair,) forced a baby to swallow a ping pong ball so that Batman would have to give the baby an emergency tracheotomy- slitting an unbaptized baby's throat was part of a ritual to strengthen the demon, I think.

Jack Napier. Alan Napier ( Alfred on 66.Batman.show). Jack Napier. The Joker , 1989 Batman movie.. What The.????. " Don't Call me Jack, Call me.JOKER!!!!", ( then he kills Jack.Palance's character.) What a play on names.

Damn lol

Nope. He was just playing a bad version of Casper, the Friendly Ghost.

#2 The horse he was riding was named Friday #3 Since the bridge can support 2, there isn't any problem since the longest it would take for the four walking in pairs to cross is 10 minutes for the professor. As for Riddler solving crimes, just before the 89 Batman came out I wrote a story for English class in where The Riddler does just that. He becomes a private eye and gains the trust of Batman and the GCPD. The cases were impossible to solve but somehow Nygma did it and they put a lot of criminal leaders in prison. However, it turns out HE was the one committing the crimes, making them impossible to solve and making sure to leave false evidence that would implicate the crime bosses so he could take over Gotham's Underworld.

RowdyRodimus 2. Correct! 3. BZZZZZZzzz Nope. You cannot cross without a lanter so they need to go back everytime to get the others. Dang. That's an interesting plot.

Riddler went straight and became a private investigator in the aughts. And it was great. Especially because Penguin had also gone straight at the time, realizing he could make better profits capitalizing on his reputation to run the Iceberg Lounge and gouging people on T-shirt prices. There was even a bit where Gotham was going to hell around them, and Penguin and Riddler are just sitting in the otherwise empty Iceberg Lounge drinking. Penguin mentions that the Lounge is willed to Riddler should anything happen to Penguin. They clink glasses, and it's a nice moment. Reformed Riddler was also a supporting character in Gotham City Sirens, which was about Catwoman, Harley Quinn, and Poison Ivy all living in a house together trying to get by. Whoever made Riddler crazy again is dumb.

DrLipkin That sounds like a very cool idea. But would it really be the iceberg lounge if the Penguin was out of the picture? Really? Wait, if he's reformed then why is he supporting Poison Ivy, Harley Quinn and catwoman? You mean in the later incarnations such as the cartoons? Or did you mean chronologically in the comics?

DA MotoNeko At the end of the day, the Iceberg Lounge is an establishment. At the time, it was being branded as a place where rich socialites could get their thrills by rubbing elbows with the criminal underworld. Criminals knew Penguin wouldn't narc on them (not actually true, as he was informing for Batman at the time), and the yuppies were tricked into feeling at ease by how fancy the place was. None of that is dependent upon Penguin. Catwoman, Ivy, and Harley were on the right side of the law at the time too, trying to keep their noses clean. Batman and Gordon both knew where they lived and were keeping tabs on them.

THANK YOU. That was going to bother me all night. Of course that name is just too coincidental, it's fake.

TheChester920 Yuhp. His name was actually "Eddie Nashton", if I'm not mistaken.

You don't have to go that far Enigma is also a synonym for puzzle

BTBaTB was good

+Blu Dj No it wasn't. Perhaps it's just because I'm comparing it to Batman The Animated Series, but I've always considered The Brave and The Bold to be awful. I might even go so far as to call it a Sh*t Batman cartoon for W*nkers #SH*TBATMANCARTOONFORW*NKERS (Still not as bad as "The Batman" though)

rhunter42dragon I liked both The Batman and BTBaTB. Really, almost anything Batman 'cause I've never seen a Batman adaptation that was TRULY AWEFUL and I'm a Marvel fan. I'm supposed (supposedly) to find the worst in DC

yes

You are correct, sir-The Riddler's real name is Edward Nashton. He came up with the name Nigma when he decided to become the Riddler. So basically Nigma is an alias as well.

YES!

Correct

Yeah it is. But I do like Edward Nygma/Nigma better to be honest.