Joker

make jokes and kill people

name:Arthur Fleck pronouns:Joker, Joker and Wildcard Occupation:Chemist,Serial Killer,Circus Performer,Criminal,Terrorist and Comedian Specialty: Agility, Genius IQ, Weapons Expert, Chemistry Specialist, Eidetic Memory and Extraordinary Stamina Equipment: Multiple weapons, poker cards, lethal gas and torture instruments Allies:Harley Quinn,Punchline,Scarecrow,The Riddler,Penguin,Two-Face,Mr. Freeze,Lex Luthor and Professor Pyg Enemies:Batman,Catwoman,Hugo Strange,James Gordon,Poison Ivy,Talia al Ghul,Jason Todd,Dick Grayson,Barbara Gordon,Bane,Superman and Justice League Alias: Clown Prince of Crime, Ace of Bandits, Harlequin of Hate, Red Hood, Jack White and Pudding Gender:Male Hair color:Green Couple(s):Harley Quinn Although he lacks superhuman abilities to carry out his crimes,[22] he often uses his ingenuity to develop lethal weapons and devices including playing cards with knives, surprise boxes, cigarette-shaped explosives, and acid-spraying objects. The Joker is often considered Batman's main adversary. His usual attire consists of a purple suit with a long-tailed jacket with shoulder pads, a tie, gloves, striped trousers and leggings with pointed shoes. Occasionally he is also seen wearing a wide-brimmed hat. His obsession with Batman is an indication of the close bond between the two, which can be compared to yin and yang: while the Joker is the villain, he has colorful and humorous traits, while the Batman is a hero who lives in the shadows. Another quality of the Joker is the importance he gives to the theatricality of his crimes, beyond the effectiveness of his actions.

torture people

One of the main traits of the Joker is his apparent madness, although there is no description that defines him as having a specific psychological disorder. As with a psychopath, he does not show empathy, conscience or concern for the consequences of his actions. His variable behavior, whether as a malicious clown or a psychopathic killer, can be explained by the way in which he adapts to the external sensory information he perceives, a quality that allows him to constantly create new personalities. Although he appears indifferent, the truth is that he secretly yearns for Batman's attention and validation, and despite his multiple murders that exceed 2,000 cases Batman offers to rehabilitate him, but the villain refuses, considering that "it's too late to be saved." Other explanations agree that Joker is fully aware of the negative impact of his actions and that his madness is simply an act. The Joker's nature is to reconfigure reality to suit him by imposing his face on his victims with the intention of creating a twisted parody of himself and making the world more comprehensible. Another ambiguous aspect of the character is his sexuality, as in certain publications he is alternatively presented as asexual. For example, in The Dark Knight Returns and Arkham Asylum: A Serious House on Serious Earth, the Joker gives hints of seduction towards Batman, but it is not clear whether such a link has homoerotic overtones or is simply an attempt at manipulation by the criminal. The plot of "Death of the Family" suggests that Joker is in love with Batman, although not in the traditionally romantic way, leading the antagonist to believe that he has immunity to him. The Joker does not attack children because he is a villain, not a monster.

fight against batman

Generally speaking, the personalities of Joker and Batman are opposite to each other: while the former is extroverted, wears colorful clothing and supports chaos, Batman is introverted, monochromatic and represents order and discipline. In addition to the above, there is evidence that supports that the Joker's existence is dependent on that of Batman. Joker's personality also prevents him from feeling fear in risky situations. For example, in "Batman: Knightfall" (1993), despite Scarecrow giving him a dose of fear toxin, Joker simply laughs and exclaims, "Boo!".[154] On certain occasions he has regained his sanity, such as when the Martian Manhunter manipulates him telepathically, [105] or after being resurrected in a Lazarus Pit, which has led him to express remorse for his actions. The Joker uses a variety of products to commit his crimes, most of which he modifies to use as weapons, such as playing cards with knives, jack-in-the-boxes, and cigarette-shaped explosives. Some of these accessories, such as a flower on his lapel that sprays acid or a prank buzzer that conducts a million volts of electricity Despite the lack of inherent superhuman abilities, the character uses his intellectual capacity to develop weapons such as "Joker poison" - or "laughing gas" - a liquid or gaseous toxin that produces uncontrollable fits of laughter, paralysis, comatose states. and even the death of its victims, according to the dose supplied. The Joker is the only one who knows the formula of said poison, which he produces from the combination of conventional chemicals. There is even a variant that provides victims with a physical appearance similar to the villain, in addition to making them susceptible to his orders.

attack their enemies

In contrast, the character is immune to most toxins; in Batman #663 (2007), he is described as "an avid consumer of his own chemical experiments [whose] immunity to poisonous mixtures, which could kill another man in an instant, has been developed over years of abuse." Another of his skills is hand-to-hand combat, and his experience has allowed him to defeat Batman on more than one occasion, including a sword fight. He is also skilled in handling firearms, which generally have "theatrical" mechanisms, such as a revolver that releases a flag with the word "Bang" when activated. Despite the above, his intellectual capacity is considered to be more outstanding than his physical one. Joker's unpredictable and homicidal nature makes him one of DC Comics' most feared villains. According to the Joker, "When villains want to be scared, they tell Joker stories." This causes some antagonists to be intimidated by him or distrust his intentions due to his variable behavior: Joker can confront them if required, or instead help them to obtain an outcome that suits his interests. Some of his most frequent collaborators have been Penguin, Riddler, Two-Face, Killer Croc and Scarecrow, with whom he maintains communication even while locked up in Arkham. However, his ideology and decisions usually lead to disagreements with others. It is worth mentioning that, although in World's Finest Comics he had a friendly bond with Lex Luthor, his treatment with Superman's enemy is primarily hostile due to "their conflicting egos."

destroy things

Despite his tendency to kill subordinates on a whim, Joker easily gains henchmen through promises of money or intimidation—the fear he instills in some makes them vulnerable to his demands. In the Salvation Run (2007) series, it is noted that hundreds of villains prefer to obey him rather than Luthor for fear of retaliation.