Every Batman Villain Is Just A Reflection Of The Caped Crusader'S Damaged Mind 💯

There is a popular theory, sometimes called the Batman Villain fan theory or Bruce Wayne crazy theory, which suggests the caped hero is a patient atArkham Asylum. The theory says that Bruce Wayne developed a life-altering mental illness after witnessinghis parents'death, and had to enterArkham Asylum sinceAlfred wasn't able to properly care for him. Instead of training to fight the bad guys who hurt his parents, young Wayne'spsychosis became more severe, causing him to imagine becoming the hero Batman. While this isn't how comics typically play out, it does sound more plausible in the real world.
The theory further suggests that each of Bruce's imagined villains are a reflection of his own psyche, which he casts upon his fellow patients and health care workers in Arkham. Each villain represents a separate part of his mental state, as he useshis Batman fantasy as a form of personalized therapy. While some villains are insane, others are violent, and a few are sometimes caring. If you examine the main villains, this theory sounds more plausible.


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0:00 - Intro
0:00:08 - Catwoman - His Desires
0:00:18 - Scarecrow - His Understanding And Use Of Fear
0:00:31 - Ra's Al Ghul - His Code Gone Mad
0:00:43 - Poison Ivy - His Need To Protect The Ones He Loves
0:00:57 - Mr. Freeze - His Loneliness And Depression
0:01:08 - Riddler - His Obsessive Nature
0:01:18 - Harvey Dent - His Need For Justice
0:01:30 - Joker - His Own Psychosis




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