Superman Has A Fair Point Actually...

Superman Actually Has A Fair Point #batman #injustice #shorts #harleyquinn #injustice2 #superman #thejoker
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In this video I recorded and edited, I showcase a sad moment between Batman & Superman where they talk about the family, they also mention The Joker in Injustice Gods Among Us

[xavreim]

Local Alien trying to justify his conquest to depressed guy in bat suit

[FeathersMcGraw]

A good comeback doesn’t equal a good point

[jaff]

Superman wouldn’t have been like this if he was just as mentally strong as Batman or if Gotham gave out death penalties

[IGotBenjamins]

Bruce kinda was the gun he wanted his parents to go through the alley into shortcut

[farazhuq]

Man. George Newburn is to Superman what Kevin Conroy is to Batman. The emotion he puts in portraying Clark’s rage and regret in this scene is second to none. Brilliant voice acting.

[Simplysec]

I would have been on Superman’s side if it was just joker he killed, he killed shazam who has a literal child’s mentality and could still see what he’s doing was wrong

[EXiiEe]

“You wasn’t the gun”. Bruce telling his parents, let’s go down crime alley, so he can act like his favorite movie hero.

[vnom]

Ironically the best dunk Superman could have ever made on Batman was killing the joker and stopping there. Since Bruce’s excuse for not killing Joker has always been he’d never be able to stop, Clark could just end the man’s whole career by doing it and then going back to normal.

“Yeah I can kill the clown and it’s not a problem. Sounds like a skull issue, Bruce”

[Tarika]

The voice acting and the background music really makes me feel Superman’s anger

[teateline]

You really can't compare "I got tricked into killing my own partner in a fit of rage trying to kill a serial killer only to find out I killed her due to my uncontrolled anger" with "oops, I wanted to take a shortcut. Almost bedtime"

[FirestoneAnimation]

"You weren't the gun."

"I was the bullet."

[alexhollon]

Superman is the villain, but a villain that shows that even the most genuinely good people can turn. Just like Joker wanted...

[Solider]

"But you weren't the gun."

You can feel the grief in that statement. Superman wouldn't let himself grieve over what happened. We all understand that he blames himself and why. But he just couldn't cope with it, and it drove him mad. He's become a textbook tragic villain. 😢😢😢😢😢😢

[excaliburknight]

I'm 100% against Superman in Injustice, but... I feel like he would've recovered after killing Joker, had Bruce not shut him off completely while he was grieving. Not blaming Supes actions on Bats, but Bruce was one of the only person who could probably talk and convince Clark out of it and he didn't.

[funkmantim]

The thing I hate is that there is no middleground, no grey area. Both are extremeist viewpoints when it comes to this. One wants to keep criminals alive even if they kill millions, the other wants to kill criminals even if their biggest crime was stealing food for their family.

[untitled]

I ain't even blaming the no killing rule. The problem with Batman is, he is the BEST Detective on earth, he is prepared for everything, even he is prepared for his friends going rogue; but is not prepared for his worst insane enemy exploiting his friends' weak points.

[jacobheller]

"I'm batgun" as he's fired killing his own parents

[bismuth]

To quote the Injustice 2 comic: "At least Superman is a competent dictator."

[jesuscornstorm]

"You werent thr gun"

Batman: **technically blames himself in regards to that**

[josezeroninja]

Guy in a bat suit refuses to kill clown and now local alien wants to uphold actual punishments for criminals.