That time Batman crossed the line.

THE ENDING YOU'RE OMITTING.

Istg I thought that kid was kick buttowski from behind 😭😭😭

Let’s not take things out of context. In the episode you later find out the man is now employed by Bruce who checks up on him and able is to provide for his family. Batman deep down is truly a compassionate invidual. This just shows the tole that crime fighting was taking on him.

Perhaps it will teach him a lesson… or it becomes a supervillain origin story… 🤷

Hey, it was the dude's own fault for going straight home to his family to hide from THE Batman. What did you expect to happen? In the end, though, this was a wake-up call the guy needed to go straight.

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Batman is right. If the dude is willing to work with the joker it means he knowingly partakes on henious, depraved acts. Besides, with how often the joker murder his own henchmen, batman putting the dude in the hospital would be doing both him and his kid a favour.

Batman can cross any line he wants

Reminder this was a kid show..... Imagine if they did that on a friendly animated show now. People would lose their fkin minds....

Honestly, while I feel for the family, the fact that this guy was involved with The Joker is bad in of itself. In the end, what’s worse? Batman asking questions and roughing you up a little? Or Joker coming by for “business” and potentially endangering the family for his own amusement?

Batman making sure there are future villains to take care of

"the sooner he talks the sooner I leave" That was Robins cue to start breaking helmet boys fingers 1 by 1 until Dad talks.

Kevin Conroy's gravelly delivery in this scene is pure intensity Batman intimidating a civilian like that feels raw and unfiltered, showing even the Dark Knight has edges that blur his no kill code.

Maybe an unpopular opinion but i genuinely hate this Batman. He was fine in first seasons and i love him in Justice League. But here he was just awful, he hated everybody and Dick leaving him was poorly done

The time Robin was a lil bitch

Terrible charictaztion for a guy born of childhood trauma

What kick buttowski doing?

Bro was being extra with this 😂 Pulling up like he's dealing with an A tier villain

Kicked that mfer like he kicking Rick James 😭

A lot of people in the comments rushing to defend what Batman does LATER to makeup for this moment. He still crossed the line here

It's unreasonable that I believe Batman and Robin: New Adventures isn't in the same continuity as Batman: The Animated Series, given that there were already continuity errors in Batman and Robin: New Adventures.eye and hair color and the character's age (Bruce)

Hold on... is that a young Matt Berry?

That time Robin had more integrity than all the “good cops” we keep hearing about.

You know ... As age hits. I agree with batman here.

Wait, is that Kick Buttowski's origin story?

That’s how bad joker gets to him

"Wait BRUCE... Huh" *Batman look a robin* Boy: Bruce? Batman: *look at the boy* Robin: Huh... B-batman maybe... Batman: Get in the Bat-Car, Robin. Robin: B-but- Batman: NOW

That time Batman was right and Robin acted feminine and irrational.

Damn... i gotta agree with Robin. Batman couldve took him outside the room or something for a conversation.

I love the idea of Batman having a twisted dark justice theme

Robin killed himself that day…

I know it's joker and everything but didn't seem a little out of character for Bruce. Even just a little bit

After seeing this scene again, it seems lowkey ooc for this version of Batman. Batman in TAS was shown to be empathetic and generally understanding.