The infection took the form of Joker, who Batman was finally able to genuinely scare and lock away in a dark corner of his mind represented by Arkham Asylum's Extreme Isolation, purging himself of Joker's insanity for good. In that case it is heavily implied that Batman exploited the use of Scarecrow's toxin to ensure he could take on the ...

After he woke up, Batman, after initially thinking Joker merely faked his illness largely due to the aforementioned ambush, discovered that Joker in actuality suffered from a horrible side effect of Titan which gave him a fatal disease that progressively killed him.

Jun 28, 2023 · The infection took the form of Joker, who Batman was finally able to genuinely scare and lock away in a dark corner of his mind represented by Arkham Asylum’s Extreme Isolation, purging himself of Joker’s insanity for good.

After the Arkham Asylum Incident, Joker was suffering from a horrible side effect of the Titan Formula, which gave him a fatal disease that was progressively killing him.

Sep 19, 2015 · "It's spelt Creutzfeldt–Jakob disease - it's basically the human version of mad cow. Prions are in the blood and can access the brain. The prions then change the brain. The brain makes them like Joker.

Sep 9, 2023 · The only thing I don't understand about the Joker virus is that in Arkham City, Batman was injected with Joker's blood, but took a cure at the end of the game. Was the cure only temporary? Is there any reference as to why in Arkham Knight that I missed?

Joker got sick at the end of Arkham Asylum. He poisons Batman with his blood as well as hospitals around Gotham. Mr. Freeze makes a cure but Harley Quinn steals it. Talia intercepts...

In flashbacks, it is shown that Arkham's mentally ill mother, Elizabeth, suffered delusions of being tormented by a supernatural entity. After believing to have seen the creature himself (a bat), Arkham killed her to end her suffering.

The Joker is the main antagonist in Batman: Arkham Asylum and the secondary antagonist in Batman: Arkham City. An insanely homicidal super-villain, the Joker's white skin, green hair, and blood-red lips belie the chaotic nature underlying his cartoonish appearance.

Batman got it in Arkham City when he found out Joker was dying, but he cured himself at the end of the game. In AK he was sick because of the fear toxin, which he neutralized by locking the...