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I think scarecrow is unbelievably underrated

I think Bane is Batman’s true equal and is deserving to be considered his greatest enemy, even with Joker. I also think Scarecrow, while not as much of a threat as Joker or Bane, is seriously underutilized and deserves more time in the spotlight.

7:56 Except for Arkham Origins. That's the best and most accurate adaptation of Bane.

Bane: shows up, breaks every villain out of Arkham, breaks Batman's back, break's Batman's mentality, refuses to elaborate

Killer Croc was originally not just some dumb brute, but a troubled man whom was relatively intelligent, also the ONLY villain to actually nearly kill Batman in BTAS. Honestly, BTAS Croc is underrated.

Keep in mind that a lot of batmans best storylines have little to no joker at all. Knightfall, Zurr en Arh, Court of Owls, Hush, Gotham by Gaslight, Long Halloween, Year One, Serious House on Serious Earth, and Dark Knight Returns. It's just that stupid movie studios and execs think Joker HAS to be involved in everything because he's so iconic

Mr. Freeze has one of, if not the best, reasons for villainy out of all villains. When he is written right, his actions are both terrifying and heartbreaking. I love him to bits but he's so underutilized

Bane is my Favorite villain, I hate the fact most media treat him like a idiot even though he is incredibly intelligent and he also has a tragic origin

By far the most underrated batman villian is two face Just the idea of a young attorney that is gotham's brigthest beacon turning into a mob cause of trauma is amazing. My seccond favaroite is riddler

Literally most of Batman’s rogues gallery are so interesting besides Harley and joker. Bane introduction in Batman origin was legendary it was literally the best representation of bane they ever did.

Manbat is my favourite Batman villain and on leather wings will forever be my favourite animated series episode, I love the horror element and the idea of an essentially bestial version of Batman who doesn’t rely on gadgets but is a literal giant bat man

Bro Hugo Strange is absolutely underrated.

Ras Al Ghul challenges him physically, mentally, and spiritually/ideologically. Plus in some iterations he’s one of Bruce’s former mentors when he’s training to become Batman. It makes more since for him to be his archenemies.

My favorite Batman villain is Deathstroke. All the tactical and skills of Batman with the ability to kill.. "You trained yourself to fight, I've trained myself to kill!"

My all-time favourite Batman villain is the Riddler. I absolutely love Edward Nigma and his immense hubris and gigantic ego and my favourite run with the character is during Paul Dini's run when he was a private investor. My absolute favourite adaptation of the Riddler is without question the Riddler from the Batman Arkham games voiced by Wally Wingert. Those games have the best depiction of The Riddler outside the comics. Wally who voiced the character in all 4 games always delivered such an incredible performance that always managed to perfectly capture Riddler's obsessive personality, massive ego and superiority complex. His voice embodies everything I think the Riddler should be. He's pompous, self-absorbed, has a massive superiority complex and is literally unable to stop his compulsive riddling. It's Wally's voice I hear in my head when I read comics with Riddler.

To be honest, nowadays Joker isn't even in my top 5. Riddler, Two-Face, Scarecrow, Penguin, Hugo Strange, Mr Freeze, Mad Hatter, I much prefer those guys

Funny thing about Arnold's portrayal of Mr. Freeze is that if he played the character like he did with the terminator it would have been GOATED!

Professor Pyg is incredibly underrated in my opinion

Zasz with OG design with the black triangle eyes always looked really cool

Scarecrow is Batman’s best villain after Joker, at this point it bothers me how underutilized he is. So much potential but he’s sidelined for the most part

He's his best villain but just because pizza is good doesn't mean that spaghetti is bad.

A one off villain from TAS called Mary Louise Dahl AKA Baby Doll. was great. this girl which had a condition where she was stuck in the body of a child. and used to be a child actress who fell out of popularity. and how in the end batman didn't just beat her up with sympathized with her. understanding that despite her criminal acts. she is just as much a victim. it was a beautiful short story. reminiscent of when he sat with Ace during her final moments. i love when Batman is humanized like this. rather than some dude who just solves things with fists all the time.

Worst case of Joker overexposure was War of Jokes and Riddles, where even the other Rogues seemed to concede that Joker was better than them. And I don't see Deathstroke or Bane ever making such a concession

My own "Darling" is Scarecrow. Crane's honestly not often used as a character, but as a plot device (having his fear gas take up all of his personality) and I hope we get more stories that explore him more as an actual villain. One thing I really like about Arkham Knight is how they handled Scarecrow himself. Also, speaking of the Arkham games, though the main trilogy really did Bane no justice, Origins however, Origins has one of the best depictions of Bane, from where I stand.

Def Hush. Idk if red hood counts as a villain but he’s dope.

Haven’t seen a lot of the Riddler, riddler is pretty good as a concept. He really tests out Batman’s intellect since he’s supposedly the worlds “greatest detective”.

Bane is a great physical and mental challenge for Batman, especially in origins. Mr Freeze is a great emotional villain who you sympathise with while still understanding he goes to far. While not technically a Batman villain, I do really like Deathstroke as he is essentially a more brutal Batman and is a fun physical foil to accompany a mental foe like Penguin, Black Mask or Hugo Strange. Personally though, Scarecrow is top tier and would love to see him in the new Batman movies

"Were going to pick a obscure villain who isn't show in any of the movies or games, somebody less prominent." Then you picked Bane one of the guys who has been in various games, tv shows and was the main villain in the Dark Knight Rises. Like what is obscure about Bane?

My two favorite Batman villains are Ras Al Ghul and Bane.

Batman, Superman, & Spider-Man definitely have the top 3 rogue galaries. In terms of performances it's hard to beat: Mark Hamill, Ledger, DiMaggio, & Phoenix. DiMaggio did Red Hood Joker. I never even heard of White Rabbit but I would think she'd be a Teen Titans villain or she'd be working for Mad Hatter. I'd go with Harley as my 2nd favorite Batman villain then Mr. Freeze with Joker as #1

Condiment king got snubbed, there should be a live action adaptation of him with Sean Evan’s from hot ones and just have him going around spraying “the last dab” in peoples eyes. Talk about scary

Joker is so overused to the point where it makes him boring.

My favourite Batman villain might be the Court of Owls. The way it creates a new perspective of Gotham in relation to Batman, especially being introduced so long after the character's origin, is an incredibly difficult narrative to tackle. Despite this, the Court of Owls storyline was done to perfection, in my opinion.

Hands down poison ivy even though her character doesn’t have that much depth she has this aura and demeanor that’s just draws me in and her power is so unique and probably the best out of any Gotham Villains

Two Face, Ra's Al Ghul, Scarecrow, Black Mask, and Riddler are my favorite Batman adversaries.

Ra’s, Bane & Two Face are my favourites.Zsasz & especially the Mad Hatter have plenty of potential if written properly

My favorite villains outside Joker are Ra's Al Ghoul and the Court of Owls💯💫🔥🙌

Scarecrow is my favourite Batman villain

I think Killer Croc, Man-Bat, and ESPECIALLY Clayface are super underrated

Scott Snyder and Greg capullo’s batman run was truly a masterpiece

Scarecrow and Clayface

I like Man Bat, Scarface, MadHatter, Clayface, and the Court Of Owls.

I Love Scarface/Ventriloquist so much! I wish to see him on the big screen. I can definitely see him/them doing a great job in a live action version

Mr Bloom is one of my favorites, and just so you know he _has_ been used again recently, he was pretty much the main villain in the 12 issues miniseries *"Task Force Z"* which ran a couple years ago. It might be important to note that there are 2 Mr Bloom... 1) the nameless one who fought Jim Gordon and then ended up on Jason Todd's "Task Force Z" 2) Daryl Gutierrez, the first Mr Bloom who is mainly a Duke Thomas (aka the Signal) rogue, and who came back in the excellent *"All-Star Batman"* when Duke's metahuman powers awoke. The main difference between the 2 Blooms is that Daryl Gutierrez can manipulate living tissues (so for most of the "Task Force Z" run, we fought it was him, since, well, I won't spoil it since this is such a good run so give it a shot please!) while the other Mr Bloom has more "generic" powers, being able to manipulate electricity, become gigantic, turn his fingers into spears, etc etc... My other favorites Batman rogues are (in no particular order) Black Mask, Philo Zeiss, Onomatopoeia, Victor Zsasz, Two-Face, Killer Moth, Firefly, Karma, and Hush. I would add DC rogues like Prometheus or Psycho-Pirate, but they're more Justice League rogues than just Bat-rogues, so...

My favorite is Penguin, he's a villain that is very open as far as what and how you can use him, Great video lads 👍 hope you hit 2k soon, and yes definitely need Ventriloquist in the Reeves universe.

I really love Two Face especially in the Animated Series. His connection to both Bruce and Batman as a parallel. You also can’t help but feel a little bad for the guy with all of his metal health issues exploding to the surface in the worst ways possible.

My absolute favorite is Two-Face. As for underutilized characters, there's Clayface III, Kadaver, Black Spider, Maxie Zeus, Kobra, Calendar Man, Copperhead, and Killer Moth.

My favorite Batman villain has always been Mr. Freeze. He's such a poetically tragic character and I think that adds a lot of pathos to his stories

Someone who I think is underrated, deserves to be on this list, and is my favorite Batman villain besides Joker is Hush because he thinks Bruce Wayne’s family is the bane of his existence and he’ll do whatever it takes to get people to hate him so he can get what he says he “deserves”. I think he should be brought to live action in The Batman II.

Deadshot and scarecrow are my two favorite Batman villains. Always exciting to see Batman stories with them

Professor Pyg is so under utilized. He's a disturbing and horrifying villain fueled by a deranged obsession with perfection and also has a touch of real world serial killers in him (with the sexual violence/ sexually motivated behavior, the way he seems constantly in some sort of disturbed world of his own, etc.), even Joker himself had to comment on Professor Pyg's insanity.

Bane’s my favorite comic character in general. Like people have pointed out, he feels closer to a true equal to Batman. Also his rebirth speech while beating down Batman is one of my favorite comic moments. I hope we get another portrayal like in Arkham origins and his story logs in knight

My favorite Batman villains other than Joker are Scarecrow, Two-Face and Mr. Freeze.

I've been playing the arkham games for the first time, and I was so interested in reading all of the villain characters bios in Asylum. Every time I read one, I was like, "This guy is the perfect foil to batman." They all sound like some of the coolest villains I've never or rarely heard of. It's made me so much more interested in learning about more batman stories. There were so many great villains that would still be considered one of the best villains to contrast with the hero if Joker didn't exist.

Def Mad Hatter and Clayface. Man, Jervis and Basil have been shown nothing but crickets these last years. Please DC, gives more of them!!!

My favorite might be Gentleman's Ghost from Batman The Brave and the Bold

This is very weird to me, I just discovered your guys channel half an hour ago and watched through your Spider-man’s greatest enemy video. And then right after I’m done watching it you post this. I might sub not gonna lie. Edit: Also my favorite Batman villain that is not Joker has to go to Bane!

Mr.Freeze, Harlequin, Poison Ivy, Solomon Grundy, Cat woman, Riddler and Clayface

The Mad Hatter is extremely underrated. I hope he shows up in a live-action film one day.

Bane, Killer Croc, Scarecrow and Hugo Strange

I love Bane. Would love to see him appear in Matt Reeves 3rd of 4th film (if there will be one) In the Batman

Scarecrow will always be my favourite. I think he deserves to be used way more than he is

My favorite Batman villain has always been Scarecrow. The visuals made from his fear toxin in all the media he’s in looks amazing. Clayface is my second fav and I’d love to see those two team up in a movie

Big fan of Ra's Al Ghul. He just has a very strong presence and connection to Batman.

Tom Hardy Bane was Bane in name only. He actually more Deacon Blackfire from Batman Cult. Just change him into a European man instead of a native american.

I feel like Mad Hatter would be absolutely horrifying, especially with the tone of Matt Reves’ universe pushing Mad Hatter into relatively terrifying and deplorable depths as a villain. Same with Professor Pyg though thankfully both got some love in the Arkham games.

My favorite is Two-Face. I love the split personally persona and his tragic backstory.

Overshadowed that’s a word I would describe as Joker gets too much attention as the others don’t enough like for example I always felt that Batman and Penguin should be like Eliot Ness and Al Capone from the Untouchables,Scarecrow is more like a plot device and Killer Croc is like Bane a tank type guy Speaking of the White Rabbit did you know that Spider-Man has a White Rabbit? Deacon Blackfire should have been on this list.

I'm so glad that my main man bane is finally getting some recognition.

4 favorites, scarecrow, two-face, the ventriloquist, and professor pyg.

Two-Face is slept on like crazy

Bane, scarecrow riddler hush,court of owls, riddler punchline

Calendar Man and Anarky are my favourites. There's a great story where Calendar Man gets thrown in solitary confinement in December 1999 and misses the New Millennium

I wish Matt Reeves's Batman movie introduces more of Batman's rogue gallery. Getting a proper live action adaptation of Hush, Deathstroke or Mr Freeze would be a dream come true

Mine is Scarecrow. He usually has my favorite designs in Batman (my favorite design being from the Fear State Saga), I love his utter fascination with Batman due to him also using fear as a weapon, I think the Fear Toxin is awesome, and I like how he’s pathetic. I also love how in Blackest Night he gets the Yellow Lantern Ring, and I really wish he got to use it more.

Bane, Ra’s Al Ghul, Nocturna, Scarecrow, Clayface, etc some of my favorites and very underrated

Scarecrow can be used for some nutty stories if they ever want to go all out in the horror and wackiness

I love that in the 2004 cartoon, Scarface's design wasn't based on that Chicago mobster look like in all other versions but on Tony Montana from the 80s Scarface movie.

The Mr.Freeze from The Batman 2004 cartoon was also really cool he was just a straight up bad guy

I really REALLY liked in BTAS how Killer Croc was just a guy with a skin condition and sharp teeth! And his story of meeting the circus freaks, the little seal-boy, just beautiful stuff

Batman’s rogues gallery is just perfect. The best of any superhero in my opinion. They are all incredibly well written (at least they were) Black Mask will always be my favorite.

Hugo Strange and Scarecrow for the batman 2. That would be sick

Hear me out, in Batman Beyond they should use White Rabbit who’s taking control of Mad Hatter who’s now super old and a parody of Hugh Hefner

Mr Freeze is definitely my favourite villain. Not the most complex motive but I love his design and super powers.

Music meister is one of my favorite villains period and he doesn't get enough love. He needs more content

Bane from Young Justice is my personal favorite adaptation of Bane.

Condiment King gets NO love! LoL Except for his shout out in LEGO Batman. (That was awesome.)

This video came on my recommended, first video I watched of you guys and glad I clicked on it!!

Jokers my favorite, but the one thats almost as good is Penguin. Bro, he literally says something like, "Got me a 50th penguin umbrella. Har har har har har har har har". Also Scarface and Arnold Wesker. Just hilarious and cool

Hush is a villain I want to see in Matt Reeves Batman series. There’s also Professor Pyg, who’s so nuts even Joker said “And they say I’m crazy”

No pug!?! He's , body horror, physical threat with his clevers and a group threat with his doll trons.

My favorite since I was small is definitely penguin because I think he not can match Batman in terms of resources and gadgets , but also has that mob boss charm which I love

I'd say Mr. Bloom is a character who could really benefit being slotted into the Beyond Era to buff up Terry's end of the Rogue's Gallery.

Baby Doll. I just like the stories around her, especially in the animated shows. Killer Croc as well

Two face is my favourite but I love hush too! Love the videos guys y’all are super underrated

Killer Moth has to be my favourite fictional character

I know you said not the mob villains, but Falconnie is such an underrated villain. He is a classic God-father type figure who ran the city for a while and has connected to Thomas Wayne and is cat woman's father. Yet he is always killed off and thrown away like nothing.

I think the animated series had the most to do with our overall perception of each villain, and i want to say it was the foundation for vast majority of batman media afterwards, especially the Arkham game series. They hired all of the same voice actors and everything.

While scarecrow is definitely my favorite Batman villain, I’d love to see more Prometheus representation nowadays. I love the idea of Batman facing a villain with an almost identical story, seeing the two paths they took and how they’d interact would be awesome!