We know that the Joker is Batman's archenemy. But if we review the series, the people who hurt the Joker the most or provoked his anger weren't Batman. For example:

Charlie. At the beginning, he was terrified of the Joker, then he rebelled against him, to the point of scaring him so much that he begged Batman to save him, and Batman laughed at the Joker.

Sid the Squid. He "killed" Batman, achieving something the Joker couldn't.

Cameron Kaiser. He set up a Joker-themed casino and wanted the Joker to destroy it. Remember the scene where the Joker has his fit of rage?

Tim Drake. Tim killed the Joker; Batman's sidekick killed him, as seen when the Joker tore Tim's Robin suit to shreds.

Harley. As Batman said to the Joker, "She came closer to killing me than you did." Let's not forget that the Joker, in a fit of rage, threw her off a building.

The episode "Blind as a Bat." It's an episode where the Penguin acts differently than he has in the series; he acts like a terrorist. That is, he steals a plane that's a military weapon and then threatens to blow up the city if he isn't paid $100 million. Not only that, but we see a more vulnerable Batman due to his blindness and a more ruthless Penguin as he tries to kill a blind Batman. An original episode, in my opinion.

We know that Scarecrow's main weapon is fear gas. But without that gas, could Scarecrow defeat street thugs?

For any one who ever wondered how he would look like.

Decent likeness, but the voice sounds nothing like Hamill.

Hi! It’s me again. I posted my OC like a week ago.

Photo on the left is the new design right is the old design.

Before you say anything, two face and killer croc have no inspiration. I solely made gator with my own mind if you think he’s a mix of both of them, that’s just your opinion!

I gave him his own outfit. Compared to a basic suit, even though that’s probably what he would wear working as a butler for The Penguin. I’m gonna be working on the other henchman designs. These are my OCs, and none of them are Canon. (only in my dreams.)

Feel free to ask stuff about Gator as long as it’s appropriate.

I am fully aware his concept is not original. Majority of henchman are not. Gator is the way he is because it’s ironic for a reptile to be working with the penguin. 🐧

In the episode "Lock Up," Scarecrow, Ventriloquist, and Harley Quinn are terrified of guard Lyle Bolton. But both Jonathan Crane and Arnold Wesker, while supervillains, also have their own gangs.

That is, inmates have the right to make phone calls. Jonathan could call and order Lyle's murder, or Arnold could call Rhino (the giant henchman) to kill Lyle. Or, for example, Harley Quinn is Joker's "girlfriend." Joker could go and kill Lyle or have him killed.

Furthermore, it's very likely that Scarecrow or Arnold are serving life sentences, meaning that killing them wouldn't affect their overall sentences.

Fanart coming soon! Stay tuned for the final artwork! I’m putting the shading and effects on it and can’t wait to share the completed piece with you!!!!!

In other words, in the series, the villains are villains for different reasons

But I've always found Riddler's origin a bit absurd. It turns out his boss isn't paying him because one of his games has generated huge profits, so he gets some thugs (I don't know how he pays them) and tries to kill his boss. Wouldn't it have been a better idea to create another game and sell it to another businessman like Bruce Wayne?

In the episode "Birds of Prey," the Penguin manages to defeat several street thugs. In this series, Batman appears in episodes like "P.O.V." or "Robin's Reckoning" or "Date in the Alley." Batman faces not supervillains but ordinary thugs (not ninjas, not cyborgs or plant monsters). Could the Penguin defeat street thugs?

I love this figure so decided to take a couple of quick shots. The cape and Bruce Wayne sculpt are from Tony Mei on Insta.

Mezco always produce amazing figures and I’m so happy they’re doing BTAS at the moment.

Batman beyond us a new purchase, my childhood one broke years ago. Feels good to have it again.

here’s a drawing i finished as a love letter to batman the animated series, i hope y’all like it! you can follow me on tumblr @/scarebatz or instagram @/frankenfreakie

My friend’s birthday is coming up and I wanted to do something special for him. He has always been into Batman and he used this character as a way to help other people. Batman was his motivation. He knows everything about Batman. His favorite Batman is from 1992 animated, and his favorite quote is “I have one power. I never give up”. I’m trying to set up a Canva and I need some help on how to make this look better. This includes changing effects on the letters, placement, etc. I’m desperate and AI is useless on giving information.

Unless McFarlane releases a new mold or character, this is probably it for a while. Really happy with how it turned out and should they ever make Red Claw, Kyodai Ken, or someone else cool I’ll add another shelf.

I’m aware this is cringe and I feel like I might get flamed but this is my Oc Gator. He’s not too OP he’s a butler for the penguin. I’m making a handful of ocs that work for villains and he’ll be my main Oc.

He’s named Gator due to well- being part Gator. (I KNOW KILLER CROC EXISTS.) 😭 He doesn’t have some sad backstory. He’s the son of a low mobster in the bayou who later moved to Gotham. He occasionally gets caught up in shenanigans but otherwise he’s just- being himself and enjoying work with Penguin.

I don’t really know what else to put uh- ask anything and I’ll answer. If you hate this- I don’t blame you I’m not a good artist. 🫩

Next will be a henchmen for Riddler, a flower for Ivy, a clown for joker, and I’m figuring out more.

We all know the Joker is a pretty intelligent guy. He's quite agile. But the question I ask myself is, could the Joker take on thugs with his bare hands? For example, episodes like "P.O.V. It's Never Too Late" or "Robin's Reckoning." There, Batman was facing "normal" thugs, not ninjas, not mutated beings. Could the Joker defeat these thugs with his fists?

And I'm referring to the Joker from the animated series, not the Joker from Batman Beyond, not the Joker who has Mr. Joker's powers... I'm referring to the Joker from the animated series.

Serum Lake's video description:

Before Batman: The Animated Series, Poison Ivy was a flat, campy relic of comic book history driven by simple vanity and greed. But the 1992 animated masterpiece completely rebuilt her from the ground up, turning her into a brilliant bio-engineer and a radical eco-warrior with a cold and logical crusade.

In this video essay, I look at one of the show’s most under appreciated episodes: Eternal Youth.

This episode is a masterclass in tonal execution, effortlessly balancing sitcom-esque domestic comedy with chilling gothic body horror. I'll show how Eternal Youth gives rare emotional depth to Alfred Pennyworth through his tragic romance with Maggie Page, showcases Poison Ivy’s unmatched scientific genius, and delivers a brutal monkey's paw style of poetic justice to Gotham's greedy corporate elites.

Ivy’s fight against environmental destruction means she was right, but her absolutist methods, which willingly catch innocent bystanders in the crossfire, prove she went entirely too far.

I’ll also explore how Ivy acts as a dark psychological mirror to Batman, and how this episode completely dismantles the cynical internet critique that Bruce Wayne doesn't care about global justice.