In the second area you're in a sort of maze with undefeatable enemies running at you. Go around smashing the objects and collecting the studs on the ground. Make sure to drive all of the vehicles as a trail of studs will appear when you get in each of them. Near the middle of it you'll be able to find a plant that you can take control of and start eating the enemies that are attacking you, they'll drop a few studs and respawn.
There's nearly , studs in this area so you should be able to make the million without having to do everything, and if you're especially dedicated you can probably get the entire million just from this area if you keep defeating the respawning enemies. Once again the reward is just some percentage added to your total.
Ninjago City Beach Chapter 4 Chapter 5 3. Ninjago City Docks Chapter 6 4. The Uncrossable Jungle Chapter 7 Chapter 8 5. The Dark Ravine Chapter 9 6. The Unclimbable Mountain Chapter 12 Chapter 13 8. As a token of his victory, Batman proudly kept Deathstroke's katana in the safety of his Batcave.
Though the assassin has found his way into the Dark Knight's lair before, you can bet Batman won't surrender the blade anytime soon. Though the Flashpoint crossover fully developed a world with Thomas Wayne as Batman, the origins of Thomas' costume began much earlier.
When he and his wife, Martha, wore clever outfits to a themed costume-party, Thomas dressed as a bat complete with wings and a makeshift mask. Young Bruce was pretty taken by the look of it, leading his father to tell him he'd save it for "when [he grows] up! While a fairly heavy-handed foreshadowing, it is undoubtedly one of the earliest images in the Batman mythology. Some stories even suggest Thomas Wayne stopped a few criminals while wearing the costume.
However heroic Thomas Wayne may have been, this early incarnation of the Bat-suit would inspire Bruce as an adult and become a key feature in his Batcave.
As with the costume of Jason Todd, Thomas Wayne's crime-fighting attire is enclosed in a glass case in the front of the Batcave trophy room. The Joker is Batman's archenemy, so it's only fitting that an over-sized card of the Clown Prince of Crime would dominate the Dark Knight's subterranean refuge.
As a warning of the Joker's perpetual threat to Gotham, this playing card keeps Batman on his toes. Batman may like to hold onto his worst memories, but an almost life-like reconstruction of the Joker is a bridge too far. Despite his rich history of antagonism, there is no known story behind the genesis of the Joker card.
It simply appeared in a Batcave panel and has become a mainstay of its gloomy aesthetic ever since. How fitting for the clown with an already dubious origin story and who simply "wants to watch the world burn. Gotham gets more rainfall than Seattle, so from a practical standpoint, the Penguin's umbrellas might come in handy. Ever after, the Penguin's mother insisted he never be seen without a protective umbrella. Though Batman has been shown to keep a full arsenal of the waddling villain's toys, he's definitely not interested in them for their waterproofing.
Instead, these are collector's items that signify Batman's repeated defeat of the insufferable Penguin. Over the years, the villain has employed a variety of prankster parasols, including bullet-firing and rocket-launching umbrellas, as well as one that produces spinning blades to function as a helicopter.
That's right, DC Comics villains are so evil they use brollies to conduct chemical warfare. The original Red Hood's costume hangs in the Batcave next to its crimson helmet. Though a subtle relic of Batman's greatest enemy, the Red Hood serves as a reminder that the Joker's menace can take make forms.
Indeed, the Red Hood identity has been used by more than one person, not least of which was Jason Todd. After Talia Al Ghul helps bring him back to life in the Lazarus Pit, Todd exacts revenge-via-crowbar on the Joker and then sets out to transform Gotham. As the newly minted second Red Hood, he subverts several leading gangs to take down the hegemonic leader, Black Mask. When Batman learns of the return of Jason Todd, however, he allows the Robin costume to remain in the Batcave, telling Alfred that " it doesn't change anything at all.
Harvey Dent's silver dollar was the coin of destiny. When Sal Maroni burnt half his body with acid the coin was damaged on one side and he used it to make decisions in life and death situations, fueled by his obsession with duality. Having used the Lazarus Pits to live an unnaturally extended life over hundreds of years, the Titans confirm that he is currently dead. His sword here is one more reminder of the importance of the head of the League of Assassins to this narrative, despite his absence.
This iteration of Bruce Wayne seems particularly obsessed with Catwoman Selina Kyle as she is one of the few villains he has multiple trophies from. Her motorbike is visible to the left of the Batcave in the first episode of Titans season 3, and her goggles and whip are shown in episode 5. Batman and Catwoman have often had romantic relationships despite their differing moral compasses, with the two effectively getting married in one comic storyline. Jason uses his possession of the serum to prove himself to Scarecrow, also known as Jonathan Crane.
As well as giving him a terrifying appearance, the mask protects Crane from his own toxin, while the toxin itself will make people live out their worst fears. Leslie Thompkins has already confirmed that the Titans Scarecrow has used this on his victims , and with him free from Arkham Asylum, his grand plans with Red Hood likely involved the use of the toxin once again. Follow the hall down and to the right.
The trophy room is the top door. There are two. The if you end up in the Maximum Security area head back the way you came and go 1 door higher. User Info: Calture. Sign Up for free or Log In if you already have an account to be able to ask and answer questions.
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