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"Gotham isn't a city anymore. It's a battleground."
—Commissioner Gordon[src]

Best known for its rampant criminal element, Gotham City, New Jersey is considered one of the most dangerous cities in the United States. It's the home of the vigilante Batman.

Gotham is home to a number of notorious super criminals such as the Joker, Harley Quinn, Two-Face, Penguin, Riddler, Poison Ivy, Black Mask, Bane, Killer Croc, and Scarecrow. Gotham City's name comes from the Gothic architecture it held, which only helped to build up its terrifying atmosphere.

Founding and History[]

Founding and Early History[]

In the mid-1600s, settlers from Scandinavia came to America and labored through harsh winters to build the foundations of Gotham City. There were many tales that recounted what the settlers endured, including encounters with mythical beings and fights over Native American burial grounds. Much of Gotham's early history had been garnered through folklore, which was passed down orally during those first trying years. The British eventually took over the settlement.[1]

Almost three hundred years later, refugees from the island nation of Santa Prisca came to Gotham City and believed that God had tasked them with making the city the center of a "Latin Empire." Several of the refugees died, and the survivors returned to Santa Prisca in disgrace.[citation needed]

The Industrial Age[]

During the mid-1800s, Gotham City began expanding with the influx of several influent Gothamites. The powerful Judge, Solomon Wayne associated himself with the young architect, Cyrus Pinkney in order to redevelop the city with the approval of the City Council. Both men believed in the power of those designs to drive out malevolence, and so built many landmarks such as the Old Gotham Cathedral, the Jezebel Mall and Theater, and the Solomon Wayne Courthouse.[2] Henry Cobblepot, a print magnate, also financially backed Pinkney in order to profit from his works, despite Pinkney being in favor of more artistic and civic structures.[3]

Being in rivalry with Wayne, Cobblepot even gave his approval to the seemingly fruitless construction of Gotham Pioneers Bridge, which connected the city's heart (North Gotham) to the southern parts where few settlements existed. That project was, however, a success, as the new land made available saw businesses thriving. "New Gotham" saw rapid growth, became the home of the Gotham Railyards and soon the industrial and financial heart of city.[4] Pinkney's final work for the city before his official death were the plans of Arkham Asylum, that were commissioned by Amadeus Arkham to treat the insane among Gotham's inhabitants.

The Wonder City Exposition[]

During the end of the 1800s, Ra's al Ghul approached Gotham City Hall and proposed a plan to eradicate crime in exchange for the deed to a section of North Gotham, the original center of the city by then in decline. Though hesitant at first, the City Council agreed upon learning that he possessed more gold than they had ever seen. With the deed in hand, Ra's began the construction of a utopian city that was powered by clean, sustainable energy, that was provided by Gotham's undiscovered Lazarus Pit, a city that he later named Wonder City and exposed to the Gothamites during the 1906 Wonder City Exposition. As the Mechanical Guardians watched over the population and removed any lawbreakers, Gotham's new benefactor began combining arcane chemicals in an attempt to attain immortality. Wonder Tower, while being a symbol of progress, hid a system to collect lightning and power Ra's al Ghul's experiments.

It soon became clear, however, that the Lazarus Pit's miraculous compound came with side effects. Little by little, Wonder City's populace was cast into temporary aggressive insanity, and chaos erupted in the streets. When Ra's failed to counter that new wave of violence, Gotham City Hall declared the exposition a public health hazard, and ensured that every last of its inhabitants were transported to Arkham Asylum. Ra's, meanwhile, had disappeared without a trace after trying to dig his way to the Lazarus Pit, which caused several streets to collapse, and was never seen again. Wonder Tower remained as a symbol of Gotham's bright future, but new buildings were erected atop Wonder City, and hid its terrible failure.[5]

Arkham Asylum[]

Before it became home of the notorious asylum, the island of the Arkham family included only the Botanical Gardens and the Arkham Mansion. A member of that family, Amadeus Arkham, euthanized his mother in the Arkham Mansion as a treatment for her dementia and founded the Elizabeth Arkham Asylum for the Criminally Insane - a facility that was dedicated to treating and housing insane criminals. Ironically, Amadeus became one of its first inmates.

Over many years, Arkham Asylum developed with new facilities and staff being introduced to improve the housing conditions and the effectiveness of the institution's treatments.

Incident Reports[]

Arkham Origins Incident[]

Gotham City Map

Fan-made map of the portion of Gotham featured in Arkham City (Old Gotham only) and Arkham Origins

Black Mask - the city's most notorious crime lord - put a bounty on Batman's head by hiring eight assassins to kill him, including Electrocutioner, Deathstroke, Deadshot, Copperhead, Shiva, Firefly, Killer Croc and Bane. The incident also occurred on Christmas Eve Night. Areas in Gotham included: Amusement Mile, Park Row, Bowery, Jezebel Plaza, Industrial District, Coventry, Diamond District, Burnley and Sheldon Park in areas known as Old and New Gotham, respectively. The two areas were connected by the Gotham Pioneers Bridge.

190 people died during the events of the Arkham Origins incident.

Cold Cold Heart Incident[]

Gotham appeared in Cold, Cold Heart, a week after the Christmas Eve Incident. New Gotham was the only explorable area including Coventry and the Diamond District. However, Burnley was not included due to a large ice formation that was created by thugs with cryogenic weapons.

Arkham Origins Blackgate Incident[]

Batman chased Catwoman across the rooftops of Gotham, running afoul of a squadron of D.E.O security soldiers who were sent to hunt Catwoman down. Believing them to be SWAT officers, Batman attempted to tell them he had the situation under control, only for one of the soldiers to tell him that he was interfering with their operation, resulting in them targeting Batman in addition to Catwoman, who attempted to flee. Batman gave chase, while dealing with any D.E.O soldiers that stood in his way. After cornering Catwoman, a brief scuffle ensued. Batman overpowered and restrained her, before leaving her for the authorities, who imprisoned her in Blackgate Prison. Two weeks later, Batman met with Captain Gordon on the roof of the GCPD Building in Gotham to discuss the breakout attempt at Blackgate Prison.

Arkham Shadow Incident[]

The Rats rioted across Gotham for weeks, leading to a major riot on the night of Independence Day, during which public officials were targeted for assassination and Bank of Gotham was robbed of millions. Stores were looted, GCPD officers were captured or murdered, and Perdition Bridge was set on fire, all while firecrackers ignited the skies. A major moment came when a Rat known as Shrike self-immolated on live TV.

A few days later on the Rat King's so-called Day of Wrath, a ship from Blackgate Island crashed into Gotham Harbor.

A Matter of Family Incident[]

Gotham City was seen from Seagate Amusement Park.

Assault on Arkham Incident[]

The Suicide Squad entered Gotham in order to break into Arkham Asylum to find Riddler and his cane, and Batman uncovered that while he searched for a dirty bomb that the Joker planted in the city.

Arkham Asylum Incident[]

Arkham Asylum resided outside Gotham on Arkham Island. The city itself could be viewed from the asylum, including Wayne Enterprises.

Arkham City Incident[]

Arkham City was located in Old Gotham. Warden Quincy Sharp became the Mayor of Gotham following an election that he campaigned for eighteen months prior to the construction of Arkham City.

Arkham Knight Incident[]

Nine months after the Joker's death, criminal activity had a downfall. As Scarecrow, the Arkham Knight and Deathstroke made an Alliance, the three of them planned to make Gotham into a city of fear and unmask Batman. Scarecrow later unmasked Batman as Bruce Wayne. In retaliation, Batman arrested all the super-villains to the GCPD Lockup to begin The Knightfall Protocol. In Arkham Knight, central Gotham was seen, including three new islands:

After Arkham Knight Incident[]

After the possible death of Batman, half of the criminal activity from Gotham City's super criminals had been declined. Jim Gordon later became the new Mayor of Gotham.

Around 796 people died during the events of the Arkham knight incident. With roughly 600 of which being thugs who died during Scarecrows cloudburst, whose bodies are found scattered around the city following the City of Fear mission.

Before Metropolis Invasion[]

In the 5 years before Brainiac invaded Metropolis, The Justice League was founded and Batman was revealed to be alive. Batman alongside the Bat Family had still patrolled and defended Gotham but it is inferred that crime had slightly dropped after Scarecrow's attack on Gotham and with Red Hood appearing and killing criminals such as Black Mask. Arkham Asylum reopened a few months after the events of Arkham Knight under ARGUS control. At some point Deadshot found out about an other, Caucasian Deadshot being exactly like him which ruined his reputation as he was seen as an imposter. Deadshot ended up locating Arkham Deadshot in Gotham while the Arkham Deadshot was preparing to complete an assassination mission but Arkham Deadshot catches the other Deadshot in the act of attempting to kill him which causes a shootout in Gotham killing several citizens. Green Lantern shows up to stop the fighting right as Deadshot shoots Arkham Deadshot making think Deadshot believing that Arkham Deadshot isn't dead but the shootout results in Deadshot being incarcerated at Arkham Asylum.

Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League Incident[]

Gotham is placed onto high alert as Brainiac had invaded Metropolis which resulted in Justice League being mind controlled including Gotham's own hero Batman. Later, parts of Gotham’s architecture would appear in metropolis as a result of Brainiac’s ventures regarding the elseworlds.

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Local Surveillance Quotes[]

Thugs[]

  • "Some freak's chaining up dead bodies. Sounds pretty nasty. Let's go see!"
  • "Be careful. The Bat's got a cannon on his car. He's kicking ass!"
  • "I don't get it. What's in it for Wayne? Is that car-tank tax-deductible or something?"
  • "Two-Face, Penguin, Riddler. Screw them all. I'm working solo from now on."
  • "Anybody seen that Anarky guy? That kid would love this!"
  • "So Harley went after the Bat? Good for her."
  • "That freaking bat-tank fires non-lethal rounds. It's like getting punched by an angry gorilla."
  • "Freaking panic attacks! Freaking fear gas! I barely breathed a whiff of this stuff."
  • "I think I took a sniff of that gas. Hard to tell with this messed up crap going on."
  • "Weird. All the radio stations are playing that emergency broadcast song."
  • "Soldiers, bombs, fear gas clouds, tanks absolutely freaking everywhere, crazy Poison Ivy pollen, not to mention the Bat driving around in his personal war machine all night. Next time I hear there's an evacuation, I'm getting on a bus."
  • "Scarecrow pulling this on Halloween. Guess he's got a sense of humor after all."
  • "Long time ago, I thought Dent was the Bat. You know. Back when Dent was pretty."
  • "Man, Batman gets unmasked, puts away Scarecrow, and he's still out here! Take a night off already, you playboy vigilante nutcase!"
  • "I always thought of Batman as a force of nature. This whole Wayne thing ruins it for me."
  • "I can't believe the losers in this town spent a decade getting the crap kicked out of them by Bruce Wayne! I can take him easy!"
  • "What's a freaking butler going to do? I say while the bat's away, the mice can go on up to Wayne Manor and clean him out."
  • "I think I saw Batman earlier. Guy's looking a little hairier these days."
  • "Can you believe it? I was at Blackgate, the Asylum, Arkham City. Never seen Batman. Not once. Just lucky, I guess."
  • "So, hang on, hang on. If Batman is Bruce Wayne, then who's been playing Bruce Wayne all this time?"
  • "I was one of Scarecrow's patients back at the Asylum. I'm glad the Bat got him."
  • "First Arkham Asylum, then Arkham City, now this Arkham Knight?"
  • "I miss Scarecrow's speeches. Felt real Halloweeny. Riddler's definitely funnier, though."
  • "So who's Nightwing? And Robin? I bet they're the same guy."
  • "I feel like I lost something, knowing he's Bruce Wayne. You know, when you realize Santa Claus is really that drunk uncle."
  • "Yeah. But who the hell was Joker?"
  • "Hey! Alright, alright. I've got one. How many billionaires does it take to make a superhero?" "I don't know. How many billionaires DOES it take to make a superhero?" "Three! Two to die and one to never get over it! Hahahahaha!"
  • "Ivy saved Gotham? Pfft. Sell out."
  • "I don't care who was under the mask. He's the guy that made our lives hell for as long as I can remember. That's the important thing."
  • "I wish Joker's Funland was still open. No lines for the Ferris wheel!"
  • "You know, I saw my folks get whacked when I was a kid too. Don't see me getting all self-righteous about it."
  • "Oh no, he's coming to get us in the Waynemobile! Hahahaha!" "Look out boys! Waynearangs! Hahahaha!" "Quick! Quick! Run away! He's going to beat us into a bloody pulp while wearing his heavily armored Waynesuit! Hahahaha! Actually. Yeah. Keep out of his way."
  • "Best Halloween ever! Let's go to the department store and loot some costumes!"
  • "So, what? Scarecrow's down. We weren't taking orders from that freak anyhow."
  • "Leroy said he saw one of the bodies. It looks like its been crucified." "Knowing Leroy, he had a look." "Of course he did. He's got pictures of that on his phone. He's a sicko."
  • "I ain't heard from Beeks in ages. I think he went all religious or something."
  • "Hahahaha! I ain't ever had so much fun!"
  • "It's always the same, isn't it? Some freak says he wants to kill the Bat. And does he kill the Bat?" "He don't kill the Bat." "Exactly. You'd think they'd know better by now."
  • "So, who's controlling the militia now that the Knight's gone?"
  • "Riddler's going to regret going after Catwoman. She is more into that whole vengeance thing than the Bat."
  • "Man, this whole city's a mess. We need Joker back. He'd get everybody in line."
  • "Dead bodies, tanks, mass evacuations. I love Gotham at night!"
  • "Man, Penguin's parents were Gotham royalty. He got the accent at school. IF it's for real, anyway."
  • "Whatever happens tonight, guys, I want you to know that this was the best Halloween ever!"
  • "Whatever is missing is if that freak from Metropolis flew in here."
  • "I liked Batman's old car. You know, it had a kind of retro classic car thing going on. Didn't turn into a freaking tank either."
  • "Look. The Arkham Knight is just some tough guy with a bunch of soldiers-for-hire in his back. Two-Face, Riddler. Hell, even Penguin. Now they... THEY own this town. They always will."
  • "No wonder why everyone's running around so scared. Gotham really went soft without Joker."
  • "If you see Batman, shout and charge him. Never fails."
  • "Who'd have thought it? Harley found Batman's secret base. She's smarter than everybody thought." "So where is it?" "How should I know? Those boys were hightailing it outta here. Batman kicked ALL their asses. But still, at least she found him."
  • "Let's go see the blown up factory! Come on!"
  • "Now this is more like it! Gotham really went to sleep after Joker died."
  • "I thought Bruce Wayne had better things to do than waste his parents' inherratince."
  • "I was wondering if the commissioner will stick around now that his bat buddy's been unmasked."
  • "Deathstroke's back in town? And I thought things were gonna calm down."
  • "First Joker dies, now the Batman's unmasked. Gotham's going to be a different place from now on."
  • "First, an army turns up, then giant plants burst out of the ground. I thought Gotham would be easy pickings tonight."
  • "No way I'm working with Scarecrow! I'm working for Two-Face. Half the time, anyway."
  • "So, who's Robin? Does Bruce Wayne have a kid or something?"
  • "Batman's got a tank?! That's cheating!"
  • "Saw the Bat drive straight into a wall like it weren't even there!"
  • "Definitely ain't a good day to be a firefighter."
  • "I bet I could take these militia guys."
  • "That is one nasty looking cloud hanging over ACE."
  • "Who's leading the militia now?"
  • "Why are the militia still here? I was rooting for Batman kick their ass. This is our city!"
  • "I saw it. GCPD was a freaking war zone!"
  • "Sounds like the cells are getting cramped at GCPD."
  • "Does anyone else believe we're in some sort of psychological experiment? Like, we're all just pawns in somebody's twisted game? No? Oh, yeah. Me neither."
  • "I don't care that the gas is gone. Batman still ain't won the fight."
  • "If we don't find something soon, I'm punching you in the face."
  • "You said you were getting smokes, that's the whole reason we raided that damn place!"
  • "I thought Arkham City was fun. But this? This is another level!"
  • "What do you make of the guy running the show?" "Arkham Knight? He's got the pedigree. Scarecrow wouldn't have brought him on board otherwise." "Just think, they might have found someone who can actually kill Batman." "You never know. This could be our lucky night."
  • "I told ya, he's got like these knives on his hands, and a big red cross on his chest." "Maybe he's come to kill a dragon!" "Huh?" "Never mind."

Militia[]

  • "I was hired by the Knight to kill Batman, not by an assassin to kill Bruce Wayne!"
  • "Does Gotham have robots? Because I think I saw one earlier."
  • "We got our asses kicked by Bruce Wayne. Now I need a real job."
  • "So, Batman's not a bat? Because I saw him earlier. He looked like a bat."
  • "So, if our gear's top-of-the-line, then what's the Bats'? Over-the-line? ON-top-of-the-line? Is that even a thing?"
  • "I saw a body chained to a wall earlier. This town's better off covered in gas."

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Trivia[]

  • In the first two Arkham games, the entirety of Gotham was only visible in the background. In Batman: Arkham Knight, it was made available to actually explore Gotham City with iconic locations from the comics and movies in 3 separate islands, including the Lady of Gotham. Also, Gotham City was 5 times larger than Arkham City. However, Old Gotham and New Gotham were not available to be explored, although they could be seen and were fully rendered.
  • In Arkham Knight, Wonder Tower appeared to have been stabilized with scaffolding after the explosion during the Arkham City Incident. That may have been because Bruce Wayne paid millions to rebuild Old Gotham where his parents died, with the project named Gotham Reborn.
  • While exploring Gotham City in Batman: Arkham Knight, many billboards advertised visits to other cities, such as Metropolis and Keystone City. Also, the signs said Metropolis Blue Rail which meant the Gotham Monorail that ran through Grand Avenue Station and left Miagani Island actually lead to Metropolis.
  • When connecting the maps of the 4 games excluding Arkham Asylum, the rails could be connected together. The rail line passing through Grand Avenue Station was actually the main stop to deliver residents from Southern Gotham into the downtown area. In Arkham Origins, the rail in Southern Gotham began near the Kaul Brau Brewery and was cut off, but in Arkham Knight, the rail passed by Wayne Tower and exited Miagani Island and lead south. The rail actually lead to Southern Gotham and continued passing through Coventry, the Diamond District and Burnley in Southern Gotham. The higher rail that passed through Grand Avenue Station, was Gotham's Monorail which did not lead to Southern Gotham, but actually lead to Metropolis and Keystone. The Monorail also lead into Arkham City and ended at Amusement Mile. A tall building may have been located in Arkham City to stop the monorail, but it may have been sunken/destroyed by the flooding. The monorail also somehow passed through Park Row and via another monorail leading through Park Row and finished at the very south-west of the Bowery in Arkham City.
  • Gotham City can be entered in Arkham City by using a glitch. Nothing outside Arkham City is solid, however.
    • The glitch requires players to find a certain ledge near the Museum, and constantly throw quickfire Freeze Blasts. Due to glitch's popularity, more accurate instructions can be easily found by searching online.
Batman: Arkham Asylum
Characters
Heroes
Alfred Pennyworth - Batman/Bruce Wayne - James Gordon - Oracle
Villains
Arkham Lunatics - Bane - Blackgate Prisoners - Clayface - Frank Boles - Harley Quinn - Joker - Killer Croc - Poison Ivy - Riddler - Scarecrow - Scarface - Victor Zsasz
Other Characters
Aaron Cash - Adrian Chen - Amadeus Arkham - Arkham Guards - Bill (Guard) - Carl Todd - Eddie Burlow - Gretchen Whistler - Henry Smith - Ian Kennedy - Jack Ryder - Jackson - Jerry - Jordan Fraser - Kevin Liew - Louie Green - Luke Curtis - Luke Oliver - Maria Andrade - Martin "Mad Dog" Hawkins - Mike (Guard) - Mike (Orderly) - Nate - Penelope Young - Quincy Sharp - Robert Stirling - Sarah Cassidy - Spirit of Arkham - Stephen Kellerman - Steve - Thomas Armbruster - Thomas and Martha Wayne - Wendi Maga - William North - Zach Franklin
Locations
Arkham Asylum

Batcave - Arkham Mansion - Botanical Gardens - Intensive Treatment Center - Medical Facility - Old Sewer - Penitentiary

Terms
ArkhamCare - Arkham City - Bat-Signal - Batarang - Batclaw - Batmobile - Batsuit - Batwing - Blackgate Penitentiary - Character Bio - Chronicles of Arkham - Cryptographic Sequencer - Detective Mode - Explosive Gel - Fear Toxin - Freeflow Combat - Grapnel Gun - Interview Tape - Joker's Party List - Joker Teeth - Line Launcher - Perspective Riddle - Predator Mode - Riddler Map - Riddler Trophy - Riddle - Smylex - Titan - Venom - Wayne Enterprises - WayneTech
Music
Archives
Riddler Challenges - Achievements & Trophies
Batman: Arkham City
Characters
Heroes
Alfred Pennyworth - Batman/Bruce Wayne - Catwoman - Nightwing - Oracle - Robin
Villains
Bane - Black Mask - Calendar Man - Clayface - Deadshot - Harley Quinn - Hugo Strange - Hush - Joker - Killer Croc - Mad Hatter - Mr. Freeze - Mr. Hammer - Penguin - Poison Ivy - Ra's al Ghul - Riddler - Sickle - Solomon Grundy - Talia al Ghul - Two-Face - Victor Zsasz
Other Characters
Aaron Cash - Adam Hamasaki - Andrew Brian - Anne Bishop - Azrael - Best - Denning - Eddie Burlow - Elvis Jones - Ernest Ray - Fiona Wilson - Jack Ryder - James Gordon - Jon Forrester - Laurence Graham - Michaels - Nora Fries - Quincy Sharp - Sanchez - Sarli Jayakody - Southwold - Strickland - Stacey Baker - Thomas and Martha Wayne - Tom Miller - Vicki Vale - Whitman - William North
Locations
Arkham City

Amusement Mile - Batcave - The Bowery - Church/Medical Center - GCPD Building - Iceberg Lounge - Industrial District - Monarch Theatre - The Museum - Park Row - Poison Ivy's Lair - Solomon Wayne Courthouse - Steel Mill - Subway - TYGER Confiscated Goods Vault - Wayne Manor - Wonder City - Wonder Tower

Terms
Bat-Signal - Batarang - Batclaw - Batsuit - Batwing - Blackgate Penitentiary - Bowstaff - Catsuit - Character Bio - Chronicles of Arkham - Cryptographic Sequencer - Detective Mode - Explosive Gel - Fear Toxin - Freeflow Combat - Grapnel Gun - Interview Tape - Joker Balloons - Lazarus Pit - Line Launcher - Perspective Riddle - Predator Mode - Riddler Map - Riddler Trophy - Riddle - Shuriken - Smoke Bomb - Smylex - Snap-Flash - Thief Mode - Titan - TYGER - Ultra Sonic Emitter - Venom - Wayne Enterprises - WayneTech
Music
Archives
Riddler Challenges - Achievements & Trophies
Batman: Arkham Origins
Characters
Heroes
Alfred Pennyworth - Batman/Bruce Wayne - James Gordon - Barbara Gordon - Robin (Dick Grayson)
Villains
Anarky - Andrew Carter - Bane - Black Mask - Blackgate Prisoners - Bird - Calendar Man - Chucky Berks - Copperhead - Deadshot - Deathstroke - Electrocutioner - Enigma - Firefly - Ian Chase - Joker/Red Hood - Killer Croc - Mad Hatter - Mr. Freeze - Penguin - Qing Lu - Ricky "Loose Lips" Leblanc - Robert Hanes - Shiva
Other Characters
Alberto Falcone - Alex Cane - Amanda Waller - Branden - Bryan Murphy - Candy - Clarissa Rodriguez - Cyrus Pinkney - David Shannon - Ferris Boyle - Gillian B. Loeb - Harvey Bullock - Harleen Quinzel - Horace Riley - John DeMarco - John F. Baker - Kirigi - Martin Joseph - Matthew Kadai - Nate Ramo - Nora Fries - Owen Grant - Quincy Sharp - Thomas and Martha Wayne - Tiffany Ambrose - Tracey Buxton - Vicki Vale
Locations
Gotham City

Amusement Mile - Batcave - Blackgate Prison - The Bowery - Burnley - Coventry - Diamond District - Final Offer - GCPD Building - GothCorp - Gotham Merchant's Bank - Gotham Cathedral - Gotham Pioneer's Bridge - Industrial District - Jezebel Center - Lacey Towers - My Alibi - Park Row - Royal Hotel - Steel Mill - Solomon Wayne Courthouse - Wayne Manor

Terms
Bat-Signal - Batarang - Batclaw - Batmobile - Batsuit - Batwing - Character Bio - Cryptographic Sequencer - Detective Mode - Disruptor - Enigma Datapack - Explosive Gel - Freeflow Combat - Glue Grenade - Grapnel Gun - Interview Tape - Predator Mode - Remote Claw - Riddler Trophy - Smilex - TN-1 - Venom - Wayne Enterprises - WayneTech
Music
Archives
Achievements & Trophies
Batman: Arkham Knight
Characters
Heroes
Alfred Pennyworth - Azrael - Batman/Bruce Wayne - Catwoman - Jason Todd/Red Hood - James Gordon - Lucius Fox - Nightwing - Oracle - Robin
Villains
Albert King - APC Lieutenant - Arkham Knight/Jason Todd - Azrael - Black Mask - Calendar Man - Christina Bell - Deacon Blackfire - Deathstroke - Firefly - Harley Quinn - Henry Adams - Hush - Johnny Charisma - Joker - Killer Croc - Mad Hatter - Man-Bat - Mr. Freeze - Nyssa Raatko - Penguin - Poison Ivy - Professor Pyg - Ra's al Ghul - Riddler - Scarecrow - Simon Stagg - Two-Face
Other Characters
Aaron Cash - Alison Wears - Anthony Lund - Clara Saberton - Denning - Ella Montgomery - Franklin Accardo - Francine Langstrom - Hanrahan - Jack Ryder - JT Wicker - Lisa Mendes - Mick Phillips - Nora Fries - Owens - PJ Hughes - Raymond Underhill - Robert Kincaid - Thomas and Martha Wayne - Vicki Vale
Locations
Gotham City

Ace Chemicals - Arkham Asylum - Arkham City - Batcave - Bleake Island - Clock Tower - Founders' Island - GCPD Building - Miagani Island - Panessa Studios - Wayne Tower - Wayne Manor

Terms
Bat-Signal - Batarang - Batclaw - Batmobile - Batsuit - Batwing - Catsuit - Cloudburst - Disruptor - Detective Mode - Explosive Gel - Fear Toxin - Freeze Blast - Line Launcher - Remote Electrical Charge Gun - Remote Hacking Device - Riddler Trophy - Voice Synthesizer - Wayne Enterprises - WayneTech
Music
Archives
Achievements & Trophies
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League
Characters
Heroes
Batman/Bruce Wayne - Flash - Green Lantern - Superman - Wonder Woman
Villains
Brainiac - Captain Boomerang - Deadshot - Gizmo - Harley Quinn - Ivy - Joker (Elseworlds) - King Shark - Lex Luthor - Penguin - Riddler - Toyman - Zalika
Other Characters
Aaron Cash - Amanda Waller - Jack Ryder - Lois Lane - Rick Flag
Locations
Arkham Asylum - Batcave (Metropolis) - Gotham City - Hall of Justice - LexCorp - Metropolis - The Batman Experience - Wayne Manor
Terms
Batarang - Batsuit - Riddler Trophy
  1. Batman: Arkham Origins Gotham Intel – Pioneers Statue – Jezebell Mall
  2. Batman: Arkham Origins Profile – Cyrus Pinkney
  3. Batman: Arkham Origins Gotham Intel – Gotham Rail
  4. Batman: Arkham Origins Gotham Intel – Pioneers Bridge
  5. Arkham City Stories – Wonder City
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