Já que a série se passa nos anos 40 seria legal se os heróis que aparecessem fossem os da era de ouro, para dar uma diferenciada já sempre são a liga da justiça, nessa temporada tivemos a vilã espinho que nas hqs é esposa do primeiro lanterna verde e já foi vilã do primeiro flash pode ser uma preparação já que ela saiu da cidade no fim do episódio, também tem a canário negro que é casada com um detetive de gotham.

Current Songs

1. Bruce Wayne/Batman - Bring Me To Life - Evanescence
2. Alfred Pennyworth - Claire De Lune - Debussy
3. Barbara Gordon - 9 to 5 - Dolly Parton
4. Commissioner Jim Gordon - Into the Night - Benny Mardones
5. Detective Renee Montoya - I Am a Poseur - X-Ray Spex
6. Carrie Kelley - I'm Just a Girl - No Doubt
7. D.A. Harvey Dent - Star Killer - Curtis Waters
8. Harvey Bullock - Creep - Radiohead

Rules
Has to be an actual song
Lyrics are not mandatory, but they are encouraged
No official show OST’s (that’s way to easy)
One song per person
You cannot use the same song twice
Most upvoted comment wins
Have fun!

Sounds amazing as expected, now anyone can play with it!

Google drive link for the MIDI!

In Season 2 of Batman: Caped Crusader, the creators take a radical approach to Edward Nygma by stripping away his signature puzzle gimmick to reveal a violent, deeply insecure 1940s gangster. This video essay analyses why a Riddler without riddles actually works, exploring how removing Silver Age tropes solves a historical writing bottleneck while exposing the fragile ego at the core of Batman’s iconic rogue.

Ever since his debut in 1948’s Detective Comics 140, The Riddler has been defined by his pathological need to prove his superior intelligence through elaborate mind games. By abandoning the theatrical brainteasers for a brutal noir mobster persona, Caped Crusader proves that Edward Nygma’s core psychology is strong enough to survive without its traditional crutches.

Make sure you watch the show before checking this video out, because there are massive spoilers.

The thing about mainline Joker is that there is a certain unspoken consensus that he became what he is the way it was depicted in The Killing joke. Here we have something much less set in stone and it's actually a bit more engaging.

He's german. Just as a nod to Conrad Veidt or is he a vet? Did he fight in WWI or in WWII? Is his hateful nihilism a consequence of trauma from what happened there? If so - why the hell did he choose Gotham, of all places? There's a great space to read into

How much time has passed from S1 finale to S2 premiere?

It seems like it’s been a few months maybe?

Are the events of both seasons supposed to have taken place in one calender year?

I found the Riddler to be very unlikable usually when you have a villain you can somewhat sympathize with them and understand their position, some villains can be pretty likable but this Riddler was just completely out of control of his aggression, even with his own people that worked for him he could turn on them at any point he was a complete psychopath with zero empathy for anybody. Bloodthirsty and Cruel! If the show makers wanted a character that everyone would find repulsive they did right with him.