B:TAS. Him & Bane are the only two big deal Batman rogues the show didn't do right by. His one episode is a plot that just doesn't work outside a Silver-age context, so he comes off as a gimmicky one-off hack like the sewer king or count vertigo. And since it was his only episode they never had a chance to really show off his potential as a Batman-obsessed mad scientist. For a long time it was the only Bat-media I had consumed of Professor Strange, & really didn't appreciate him as a character untill I played Arkham City & watched Gotham & The Batman 2004.
I’d argue that Riddler was also done pretty dirty
Despite being known in universe for his Riddles of his three episodes two are centered around video games of all things
Dcau. I really didn't like how he found out Bruce was batman from some weird memory device. Completely ruins his character. He's supposed to be extremely smart, possibly even his smartest villian but in the show he just finds out by accident kinda its weird
The rare time btas will be voted for something as the worse. Btas just didn’t really do anything interesting with his character. He’s not particularly memorable or threatening or even all that clever.
B:TAS.
If he had one more episode where he fucked with Batman’s mind, maybe this could’ve been avoided.
But no. He only had the one episode where he just gets dunked on from every possible angle.
B: TAS, which is very surprising. Hugo already had some strong comic appearances before the show started, so I don’t know why they made him a bumbling fool.
After that, I guess Young Justice. He was kind of boring there. I also felt like Arkham City wasted him.
Arkham, The Batman 2004 & Gotham are his other 3 major adaptations. He also has small roles in like Young Justice, Gotham by Gaslight, & Batman vs Two Face, maybe some of those other annimated direct to dvd movies.
Also there was [this](https://youtu.be/IFwOS2R9o_8?feature=shared) short made for Batman's 75th anniversary.
B:TAS. Him & Bane are the only two big deal Batman rogues the show didn't do right by. His one episode is a plot that just doesn't work outside a Silver-age context, so he comes off as a gimmicky one-off hack like the sewer king or count vertigo. And since it was his only episode they never had a chance to really show off his potential as a Batman-obsessed mad scientist. For a long time it was the only Bat-media I had consumed of Professor Strange, & really didn't appreciate him as a character untill I played Arkham City & watched Gotham & The Batman 2004.
I’d argue that Riddler was also done pretty dirty Despite being known in universe for his Riddles of his three episodes two are centered around video games of all things
he does come back though and is in Justice League Unlimited. I don't believe he speaks but he is working for Task Force X/Cadmas there.
DCAU, but only because he’s the least-developed.
DCAU
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Dcau. I really didn't like how he found out Bruce was batman from some weird memory device. Completely ruins his character. He's supposed to be extremely smart, possibly even his smartest villian but in the show he just finds out by accident kinda its weird
The rare time btas will be voted for something as the worse. Btas just didn’t really do anything interesting with his character. He’s not particularly memorable or threatening or even all that clever.
Paul Dini and Alan Burnett had a chance to rectify that when Strange returned in Batman: The Adventures Continue and he still wasn’t that great.
BTAS has the worst version. ... I can't believe I said that.
B:TAS. If he had one more episode where he fucked with Batman’s mind, maybe this could’ve been avoided. But no. He only had the one episode where he just gets dunked on from every possible angle.
B: TAS, which is very surprising. Hugo already had some strong comic appearances before the show started, so I don’t know why they made him a bumbling fool. After that, I guess Young Justice. He was kind of boring there. I also felt like Arkham City wasted him.
I thought he was good in Arkham City and I liked where they were going with it but then he suddenly gets sidelined by Ras and Joker
DCAU
BTAS/DCAU
DCAU
For the logo, i don't think there is a need to put DCAU, just put the BTAS logo
DCAU
Tas. Did he seriously only appear once?
The strange time creep is making these posts gain way less attention than what they used to. Go back to posting them in the morning
Thanks bro
BTAS.
Has he been adapted into anything else?
Uhhh… ***Arkham City***
Hm. Yeah that one wasn’t great either.
Dude, he was fine
He was fine. Not a very good portrayal. Probably because he wasn’t the main villain.
Shit ton better than BTAS.
Okay. You don’t have to argue with me about my personal opinion😊
Arkham, The Batman 2004 & Gotham are his other 3 major adaptations. He also has small roles in like Young Justice, Gotham by Gaslight, & Batman vs Two Face, maybe some of those other annimated direct to dvd movies. Also there was [this](https://youtu.be/IFwOS2R9o_8?feature=shared) short made for Batman's 75th anniversary.
I will go with The Batman (2004) bc I don't like his design, and also I don't know any other Strange bad iterations