Name: ジョーカーがこれまでにしたことの中で最も衝撃的な10のこと (10 Most Shocking Things Joker Has Ever Done)
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10 Most Shocking Things The Joker Has Done The Joker is arguably the most iconic comic

book villain in history and his notoriety is undoubtedly right up there with other villains

from fiction like Darth Vader, Freddy Krueger, The Master and Professor Moriarty.

But the Clown Prince of Gotham is probably the most depraved of them all.??Given his

name and some of his depictions - Cesar Romero, we're looking at you - it's easy to think

of him as an almost benevolent villain whose aim is to cause harmless mischief and have

Well, the latter part about the fun is certainly true, but there's nothing harmless about The

Joker - he's truly wicked and some of his actions over the years across various media

That's what we're going to look at in this video - even though it's pretty difficult

Here are the ten most shocking things The Joker has ever done.

Kidnapping Alfred and The Bat-Family The Joker loves to torment Batman - it's an

obsession of his - and a sure-fire way to do this is by targeting the people the Dark

A prime example of the villain doing this came in 2012's Death of the Family arc, when

he kidnapped the entire Bat-family - essentially everyone Batman had come to rely on.??This

included his butler and father-figure Alfred, various incarnations of Robin, Batgirl, Catwoman

Worse still, Batman was knocked out and woke up at a table, where his kidapped allies were

Joker informed him that the place was coated in gasoline and flints had been placed under

Batman's chair - if Batman moved, everyone would be set on fire.

Then, Joker summoned a brainwashed Alfred, whom he prompted to serve the Bat-family their

Raining Down Shards of Poisonous Glass on Gotham

Although it isn't considered canon and goes against most of what we know about The Joker's

established origins, 2008's Lovers and Madmen arc was nonetheless an interesting and enjoyable

It predominantly featured the villain in his pre-Joker days, as a career-criminal named

Jack, wanting to draw out Batman to give himself a challenge.??In contrast to his usual deeds,

which tend to have a personal touch to them, this version of the character was unprejudiced

in selecting his victims - and one particular crime was truly despicable.

He unleashed a blimp above Gotham and caused it to explode, making poisonous shards of

The place was littered with men, women and children who had been sliced open and infected

It should be noted that he had also slashed Batman's lovers stomach in the same story,

but this version of The Joker generally targeted whoever he could.

Poisoning Kids and Breaking His Own Neck 1986's The Dark Knight Returns is arguably

the greatest Batman story ever told and was deservedly turned into a two-part animated

It sees the Caped Crusader returning to action years after retiring, which also results in

the reawakening of The Joker, who had spent that time in a catatonic state in Arkham Asylum

- and his reawakening brings out the worst in him.??Prior to the villain's final confrontation

with his long-time scourge, he despicably poisons a group of innocent children with

tainted cotton candy, which kills them - although it should be noted that the movie didn't depict

Then, such is the unfathomably twisted nature of the character, when the final confrontation

does eventually come, The Joker is mortally injured - but even then he has the last laugh.

The Clown Prince of Crime uses his remaining strength to snap his own neck, making it look

like Batman did it and framing him for his murder.

Kidnapping and Brainwashing Tim Drake 2000's Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker

movie might have been a spin-off of a television show for children - the brilliant Batman Beyond

- but that didn't stop it from being rated PG-13 and going to some pretty dark places.??It

saw Terry McGInnis and his mentor - a retired Bruce Wayne - going up against a supposedly

resurrected Joker, resulting in the uncovering of a dark secret from Wayne's past.

Flashback sequences show scenes from decades earlier in which, having kidnapped Tim Drake

- the man formerly known as Robin - The Joker and Harley Quinn brutally tortured and brainwashed

Wayne had overseen his rehabilitation after the incident, and he was supposedly living

happily as a communications engineer, but little did Wayne know that Drake had been

implanted with a chip containing the now-deceased Joker's consciousness - meaning the version

of "The Joker" that McGinnis and Wayne were being forced to fight was actually Wayne's

Beating and Killing Jason Todd Batman: A Death in the Family was a story

arc from 1988 and 1989 that saw Jason Todd - the second incarnation of Robin - searching

He found her, but a complicated series of events led to her dealing with The Joker,

as she was forced into giving him third-world medical supplies that he subsequently sold

He also replaced the original supplies with laughing gas, which he would set off in the

third-world.??When The Joker was with Todd's mother at a warehouse, the hero turned up

The villain proceeded to beat him to a pulp with a crowbar, before leaving both him and

his mother in said warehouse with a time-bomb ticking.

In trying to protect his mother from the bomb's blast, Todd was killed - and it wasn't enough

to save his mother, who was also mortally wounded in the explosion.

Killing Rachel Dawes In Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight Trilogy,

Rachel Dawes was an original character created for the big screen.

She was a childhood friend and eventual love interest of Christian Bale's Bruce Wayne,

played by Katie Holmes in 2005's Batman Begins and by Maggie Gyllenhaal in 2008's The Dark

Knight - the latter being the movie in which she met her cruel demise at the hands of Heath

Ledger's Joker.??The psychotic villain took both Dawes and Aaron Eckhart's Harvey Dent

to two different locations - both rigged with explosives that were set to go off at the

same time - and made Batman choose which one of them to save.

He opted for Rachel, but the Joker had provided him with the wrong information, meaning he

went to the location Dent was being held hostage at.

Consequently, he only managed to save Harvey.

Rachel perished in the explosion before Batman could get to her, which was an incredibly

"Killing" Batman and Dumping His Body The 1994 Batman: Going Sane arc looked in

to what would happen if the Joker thought that Batman had gone for good - and the results

The Dark Knight is lured into a trap by his arch-enemy and seemingly dies in a rigged

explosion - but what The Joker does next is most shocking.??Believing that he had finally

done the impossible and killed his long-time foe - the Clown Prince of Gotham simply crudely

Even more shocking, however, is the fact that a consequence of killing Batman is that he

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