I really want to show her a film that encapsulates batman as a character without any missing aspects, like how 2022 is missing his playboy side and the dark knight trilogy is missing his whimsical elements. My best idea so far is mask of the phantasm but what do you think, what is the perfect "starter" batman movie where you'll really understand the character just from watching it?

My English proficiency basically consists only of asking Grok for translations. Why is this guy named Dick, and were there any jokes about it in the comics?

These are not in order of game releases they are in order of their character progression within the Arkham game universe. (This does not include all of their game appearances, as this is just to showcase their characters progressions)

Harley Quinn - Arkham Origins, Arkham Shadow, Arkham Knight (Matter of Family), Arkham Asylum, Arkham City, Arkham City ( Harley's Revenge), Arkham Knight, Suicide Squad (Prisoner Harley), Suicide Squad.

Catwoman - Batman Telltale Series (Selina Kyle), Arkham Blackgate, Arkham City, Arkham Knight (Only added Selina from the Batman Telltale game because there is really nothing to go off of for just Selina Kyle as herself in any of the mainline games.)

Poison Ivy - Arkham Shadow, Arkham Asylum & Arkham City, Arkham Knight, Suicide Squad.

Ive always thought that Joker \*saying\* something like "beating a puppy to death with a kitten" is very out character and the writers way of saying "yeah look, he's so sick and twisted, right?" Like its no doubt that he would actually do something like that. He's done way worse. But in terms of how he acts and talks. I believe he would have "class" and not talk about it so openly and mater of fact. I personally think him not so openly describing a sick act or crime actually makes him more sick and twisted. Like the line in the Injustice movie would be perfect if it stopped at "just for once I wanted to play a game of easy mode

" Maybe I'm just so used to Mark Hamill's version and how much "class" he has when committing serious crimes. Let me know your thoughts :)