5 Best DC Supervillain Deaths

[frostgaming]

You really have to appreciate Darkseid’s last word

“Loser”

[RonathonCharlie]

That freeze death is brutal. That last line about terry being the only one who really cared is rough.

[bearandthebull]

I love how johny quick holds no resentment, but is rather impressed at how ruthless even a good bruce is.

[jenniferpruitt]

You can't help but feel for Mr. Freeze. He is given a chance to redeem himself with a new body and make amends for what he had done as a villain but gets screwed over by the scientists who cloned his body and wants revenge. And in the end, he sacrifices himself.
I think he saw in Terry Batman's "never give up" attitude when it came to redeeming enemies.

[pyrs]

Freeze: "believe me, you're the only one who care"

Dude, the feelings

[Hakari]

Does everyone remember joker saying “that’s not funny that’s not funny at all”

[thgaminggoat]

4/5 deaths are caused either directly or indirectly by Batman

[definitelynicholascage]

I was always impressed with Owlman’s death.

“It doesn’t matter”

What a baller thing to say right before you blow up a reality.

[TheReaperofHades]

Owlman also wanted to detonate the bomb because, in his mind, he would be making the only possible real choice, considering there won't be an alternate Earth where he didn't blow up Earth Prime because reality would have crumbled and died. He was obsessed with the concept of the Multiverse and saw many of their actions as meaningless as there would be another Earth where they didn't make their decisions.

[itsandre]

I feel like Mr Freeze is the villain with the most tragic story: everything he does is for his wife but in the end it never works

[TheWorldsBiggestFan]

"At least Batman and Deadshot went for the head"

[inactivelynx]

“Believe me...you’re the only one who cares” man these words really hit me good

[AdderTude]

I like Mister Freeze's off-screen death in Batman: Arkham Knight. In the mission _In From the Cold_ where Freeze is the central character, his wife is released from her stasis pod (revealing she was awake the entire time) and tells him that she'd rather live out her days instead of spending them in the pod (Arkham Origins established her terminal illness as Huntington's chorea). Freeze deactivates his suit and decides to leave Gotham with her to travel the world with whatever time they have left together. It's implied that they both died sometime after departing the city.

[cliffysilver]

Well I view Mister Freeze as more of a anti-hero because his main intention is just to save his wife, Nora, which I think the arkham series did perfectly

[cloud]

Ace of the royal flush gang. That one’s rough.

[blackblurable]

How tragic and I agree with number 1. Batman Beyond was so good and I’m glad to have grown up with it. Mister Freeze was always one of my favorite villains and loved his backstory. One villain that really grew on me over the years was Scarecrow. In the old school comics he was insanely ruthless and creepy. Well done and loved your vid, cheers mate

[chandlerpickup]

Can we all take a moment to appreciate how good Batman Beyond actually was! Would love to see a live action adaptation of it

[GamingGod-flyr]

Arkham City: Joker could be a honourable mention

[Madeyoulook]

I love when Aquaman got the Trident and immediately said the N word, erasing Black Manta completely

[epic-fictionalprojects]

"I doubt they have died"
"We saw it this time."
"You saw it last time."