Which Is The Best Adaptation Of Bane? #shorts #meme

[justsomeguywholovesberserk]

2004 Bane was straight up The Red Hulk of the Batman universe, man threw a loaded truck like a toy

[justsomeguywholovesberserk]

Arkham Bane is the most accurate, not only was he smart, but he was also insanely strong man was throwing Batman around even before abusing the Venom Juice

[DerpyGustin]

“You think darkness is your ally. But you merely adopted the dark; I was born in it, molded by it, I didn’t see the light until I was already a man, by then it was nothing to me but blinding!” - Bane

[Tiggle_biscuit]

2004 the batman bane looks like a werid mix of both four arms and red hulk if they had a weird love baby

[TheforeverPigeonKing]

People forget that bane isn’t stupid and can, infact, sometimes match Batman in his complexion and intelligence. Batman villains usually portray a mirror of Batman but with one thing gone wrong. 2 face is a man with 2 personas. Penguin is a man who uses his money for self gain. Bane is the most closely related to Batman, as a whole. He’s Batman without limits. Without Gide lines and ready to break, bomb, or kill anything necessary to his plan. Batman often runs into lines he won’t cross, while bane has no lines. That’s why he doesn’t have a persona while Bruce does. Bruce needs an outlet and a mask to push his hatred against the world and not change who he is. Bane is just bane. He is who he is and not afraid to crack a few heads to make sure you remember it. It’s as he said, Bruce merely adopted the dark. While bane was born in it.

[htsmash]

Watching Tom Hardy Bane just toy with Christian Bale Batman shook me that entire fight. My favorite one sided beatdown ever

[mastertjt]

The Batman Bane was DIFFERENT, within one night he nearly sent Bruce to the pearly white gates. He ran the streets for months but I do agree with the Arkham Origins Bane

[SavantPete]

Arkham Origins Batman had aura. Outsmarted Batman, out muscled him and intimidating

[LuigiBoi]

Let's not forget (spoilers ahead) that Arkham Bane found out that Bruce was Batman and made things personal very quickly by going after Alfred. He was something else and I enjoyed him as a villain and a character

[Drekal]

Meanwhile, Batman and Robin Bane doing his absolute best to not be seen by anyone.

[ethanblume]

I like Hardy’s Bane. While it wasn’t exactly like comic Bane He really depicted the cunning he has and the planning that he does. Bane only won in Knightfall because of the plan he made and I feel like that was captured well

[NightLordJagon]

I love Hardy's really killed that role and his lines are still quoted to this day...

[jaybird]

Origins Bane was a D1 CRASHOUT
His boss had me tweaking and the TN-1 Boss was genuinely SCARY
(I was 12 when i played)

[PizZam]

Hardy's Bane gave him an accent that will he parodied for the ages

[minitaur]

I honestly think 2004 Bane not-juiced was so much more intimidating. Like dude was punch holes through cars and he wasn't even juiced up yet!

[zacharymccoy]

I remember really loving Bane from Young Justice. One of few adaptations that keeps him Hispanic.

[Karlosify]

“I was wondering breaks first, your spirit or your body? “

[TheRPB]

I think everyone of these banes is actually perfect for their adaptations

[hoothoot]

I always appreciate when bane isn’t just a muscle head, he’s extremely smart and his venom literally makes him smarter if he doesn’t od

[nitrox]

Arkham for accuracy, Harley Quinn for funniest