INJUSTICE 2 Both Endings (Good Ending/Bad Ending) - Batman vs Superman SIDE ENDINGS

Showcasing INJUSTICE 2 All Endings Including Superman vs Batman Final Fight Scene.

[philjohnson]

One thing I liked about this game is Diana always called Superman 'Kal' whereas Bruce always called him 'Clark'. It's like they were talking about two completely separate people.

[haustyl]

“I miss the people we were then”

My favorite injustice quote

[laserutouettal]

Can we just give mad props to Green Lantern, dude lost literally everything and still didn’t lose his way. Even had the balls to call out Superman on it.
(Should clarify that I'm talking after he quit being a Yellow Lantern, he's at fault for following Superman tho)

[optimusagumiho]

I feel sorry for Kara most of all. She's caught in the middle of EVERYTHING. Her morals. Her family. Her friends. She just wants to help people, not fight a civil war.

[rickblaine]

Wonder Woman is THE villain in this universe. Seriously, she makes Darkseid look like a good guy.

[strixytom]

Flash: "Traveling back in time could have unforeseen consequences."
Also Flash: *_Rams superman into a dinosaur._*

[Galimeer]

I love how these special moves make no sense in the context of the environment and story

[batcrit]

“It always starts with one killing, that’s how justification works. But once you justify something once, you can do it again and again. It becomes easier. Right and wrong blur.”
-Batman

[Lnstar-D]

Superman: How did you know Lois was pregnant?

Batman: Your palms were sweaty. Knees weak, arms were heavy.

[mmkyle]

Shows the strength of Hal. The dude lost his wife and his whole city and he still didn't seek vengeance but fought against those who did.

[mmkyle]

"Batman knew they'd double cross him" is the understatement of the century.

[decoydecoy]

No statement better encapsulates how far Injustice Superman has fallen than:
"If you won't make the right choice, then I'll make it for you."

[Madmaxgaming]

"I missed the people we were back then"
"Me too"
*YEET*

[Kurosai.]

This is why Green Lantern is my favorite Lantern he knew that getting mad was pointless and it’d do nothing and helped Batman.

[travishimebaugh]

"Oh, wait, there's a simple and obvious solution. Diana can just use her lasso to make Brainiac tell the truth about how to recover the cities. This argument is silly."

[micmacfluffy]

One problem I have with how superhero stories are written is that they always try to blame the hero for never killing the villain, for fear of becoming worse than them, but no one ever blames the world the hero protects for allowing their "laws" to basically grant the villain permission to kill whoever they please. The heroes are trying to be guardians, not kings, they are literally giving US, the people IN CHARGE, as the ones responsible for their fate.

[joosterrr]

Injustice made me hate wonder woman more than any villain

[Alistairdavidson]

19:55
Bruce: I miss the people we were then
Clark:me too
*SMASHES HIS SKULL IN*

[maritiarty]

19:57
"I miss the people we were then..."

"Me too.😔"
*SUCKER PUNCH*

[TheWiseguyt]

This whole situation teaches many valuable lessons. One of which being: Justice without hope and compassion is oppression. When Clark lost Lois, their son, and Metropolis, he also lost hope, he lost his faith in humanity and his faith in compassion, so all that was left in his heart was a desire for a sense of justice, retribution, and control. Without hope and compassion though, all those things became fear and subjugation. 😭