Only A Real DC Fan Can Get A 100% On This Batman Quiz
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Batman has and will forever be one of DC's most iconic heroes'; he's been around for nearly 100 years. Since his creation, there have been tv shows after tv shows, cartoons, movies after movies, comics, radio segments, web series, more movies, and just an undying phenomenon surrounding The Caped Crusader.
As the years go by, further characters and elements continue introducing themselves and evolving, with nearly a hundred adaptations being presented to the masses.While not all have reached the popularity of the ones before them, they're still paid for and watched on the small and big screen. What keeps the Caped Crusader's adventures in circulation? Fans. These fans are loyal and infectious, with friends peer-pressuring other friends into tuning into the newest Batman installment; times, names and events are renamed in these works to serve the storyline, either presenting new characters or rewriting Batman history altogether.
It takes an avid Batman fan to know all of Batman's superhero knowledge by heart. Do you consider yourself a fan with an impeccable memory, remembering every fight, character, and every tough decision The Caped Crusader has encountered over the years? If so, take this quiz to see if you can own your Batman Trivia skills.
What’s this Batman villain’s name?
This Batman villain is known for walking around with a dummy that dictates his every move. In reality, he’s a man suffering from multiple personalities disorder and he takes out his repressed anger through this child’s plaything. He first set sights on this dummy when serving time in Arkham Asylum, sharing a cell with its original owner. He decides to dispose of the maker to take ownership of the Dummy, which ends up in the opposite effect since it ends calling all the shots. What’s this villain's name?
What is the name of this show?
This show stars Adam West and Burt Ward and launched in the 1960’s, running for three consecutive seasons. It is the first, iconic Batman series to air on tv and is still remembered to this day. In it, Batman and Robin fight all the usual suspects and half-way through its run they were joined by Batgirl. The series also has its own live feature which also premiered in the 60’s. Also remembered for its catchy opening theme, what’s this show’s name?
What’s this cartoon show’s name?
This show took off in the late 90’s and ran until the early 2000’s. Its premise follows a teenage named Terry McGinnis, a troublemaking teenager that crosses paths with a retired Bruce Wayne. After an encounter in which Bruce aids Terry and his girlfriend from a criminal attack, Terry accidentally stumbles into a shutdown Batcave, soon filling the shoes of a new, Dark Knight. As it, he must fight new enemies, such as a gang named the Jokerz and a new and improved Mr.Freeze. What’s the name of the cartoon show?
What villain does Jim Carrey portray?
In “Batman Forever,”, this villain gives Batman a run for his money. From mind-boggling word games, romancing Batman’s love interest, a scheme to brainwash Gotham into doing his bidding, teaming up with one of Batman’s biggest arch enemies, and lastly, pinning Batman between saving his partner and said love-interest, this villain thinks of all sorts of torment for The Dark Knight. Jim Carey brings this villain to life in excellence, adding his comedic flair to it. What villain does Jim Carrey portray?
Who portrays The Scare Crow?
In Batman Begins, this actor portrays Jothan Crane. Jonathan Crane is a disturbed man who works as a pharmacologist inside Arkham Asylum. In his scientific experimentation, he creates a toxin which he uses on his victims, making their biggest fear manifest themselves as reality. He then plots with another villain to use this toxin to pollute Gotham’s water supply, turning Gotham into a living nightmare. This character is known by the alter ego “The Scare Crow,” What actor portrays him?
What’s this cartoon show’s name?
This cartoon premiered in 1992 and is one of the most remembered Batman cartoons in history. It holds a noir vibe to it and depicts Gotham in its rawest state, with all its gritty crime and criminal masterminds running at large. One of the best parts of the show is its villains; each is given meaningful depth and despite them being villains, they still manage to come across are relatable and even likable. This show’s popularity earned it an Emmy, what’s its name?
What’s this sidekick’s name?
This character took the place of the former Robin after he and Barman parted ways. Growing up amongst criminals, he saw as his father and Two-Face engaged in all sorts of crime. Rejecting this way of life, he comes to admire Batman and his mission in protecting Gotham. Batman rescues him one day when he’s about to be executed by Two-Face, and after discovering that this character’s father has been killed, he takes him under his wing. What’s this sidekick's name?
What actress plays Batgirl in "Batman and Robin"?
This actress had her stardom in movies like "Clueless," "Hideaway, "The Babysitter," and "The Crush," but in the Batman Universe, she portrays "Barbara Wilson," Joel Schumacker's re-envisioning of the classic Bat heroine. Barbara Wilson is Alfred's niece who's come to visit while she's on break from school. She forms a bond with Robin, sharing a romantic interest in one another, and when the major villains of this movie strike, she helps in thwarting their plans. What's the name of this actress?
Who directed "Batman Returns"?
This director is known for his gothic filmmaking style, with popular works like "Edward Scissorhands," "Sweeny Todd," "Sleepy Hollow," "Beetlejuice," and many more. In the Batman film legacy, this director gets his chance in on the action with the first and the sequel to the 80's-90's films. Well both are classics, the sequel is slightly more popular amongst audiences, praising its dark take on Gotham City and the villains it portrays. It's become a cult-classic within the Batman film legacy, adding to this director's respectability. What's his name?
What actor portrayed Max Shreck?
This actor stars in numerous films such as "Pulp Fiction," "Sleepy Hollow," "Hairspray," "The Deer Hunter," Prophecy," "Catch Me if You Can," "True Romance," "The Jungle Book," "Annie Hall," "A View to Kill," and many, many more. In "Batman Returns," he portrays Max Shreck, a powerful businessman that will do anything to ensure his legacy lives on for his son, including kill. His character joins forces with one of the major villains of this film. What actor portrays Max Shreck?
What is the name of this movie?
This movie is the first installment in Christopher Nolan’s “Dark Kinght” series. It depicts Bruce Wayne’s rise as Batman, from his childhood, coming-of-age, and then adulthood when he finally takes charge as Gotham’s protector. In the movie, he fights against Ra’s al Ghul, The Scarecrow and meets his career-long long allies such as Lucius Fox, Jim Gordon and so on. Amongst the stars portraying these characters are Chritian Bale, Gary Oldman, Morgan Freeman, and Katie Holmes. What’s this movie’s name?
What actress portrayed Harley Quinn?
This actress started her career with films such as “The Wolf of Wall Street,” “Focus,” and “The Legend of Tarzan,”. In “Suicide Squad,” she portrays one of the film’s titular anti-heroines: Harley Quinn. Harley/Quinzel is a former psychiatrist at Arkham Asylum. She begins treating the Joker during his time in this institution and becomes infatuated--in love--obsessed--head-over-heels about him, forming a dangerous partnership and toxic relationship. This actress is the only person to ever portray this character on the big screen, what's her name?
Who was the first Robin?
There have been many characters in the Batman Universe to play the role of sidekick, but one of the best known is Robin. But Robin hasn't always been embodied by the same character; there have been multiple incarnations of this superhero. This one is the first, and he becomes Batman's sidekick shortly after being adopted by Bruce Wayne following his parent's death. Formerly an acrobat, he uses his stage name inspiration for his crime-fighting alias. What's the first Robin's name?
Who is Batman's love interest in "Batman Forever"?
This character is played by Nicole Kidman. In "Batman Forever," she's a psychiatrist who is fascinated with the idea of Batman and his crime-fighting in Gotham; she wants to find out his identity as much as she longs to continue living in its mystery. She eventually meets Bruce and the two start dating, with her unaware of his alter ego. This puts her in harm's way and it's up to Batman and Robin to save her. What's this character's name?
What is the name of Batman's Butler/Best Friend?
This character has been by Bruce Wayne's side since day one. He's taken care of him ever since his childhood, before and after his parents were murdered and well into adulthood. He's the voice of reason for The Dark Knight, whether it be on his chasing of villains, romantic pursuits, fall-outs with side-kicks, or simply what to wear to Wayne Enterprise's or for battle. He's Batman's most loyal employee, his voice of reason, and best friend. What's this character's name?
Batman's Closest Business Partner/Alley?
This character is Bruce Wayne's closest alley at Wayne Enterprises and serves as its key collaborator. He is a seasoned businessman and inventor that's behind creating all the weaponry and technology that Batman uses in defending Gotham. In Christopher Nolan's trilogy, this character is given the depth and spotlight that all the other Batman films don't. A younger version of this character is also presented in The Gotham series, where his origin story is further explored. What's the name of Bruce Wayne's closest business partner/alley?
This Villain's Alter Ego.
This villain is an ecological fanatic that has it out against Bruce Wayne for his use of technology that's environmentally destructive; this villain is none other than Poison Ivy. Poison Ivy makes her first big screen appearance in "Batman and Robin," where she teams up with Mr. Freeze to wreak havoc on Gotham. Her origin story is briefly explained at the beginning of the movie, showing her as a devoted botanist whose boss tries to kill her after she discovers a vile plan of his. What's Poison Ivy's alter ego?
That actor to play Robin in BATMAN: The Movie?
This actor got his big break when cast alongside Adam West to star in the 1960's Batman show. As Robin, his characterization adds the youthful and somewhat impulsive spark to contrast West's Batman. This show's popularity led to a feature-length, "BATMAN: The Movie, where this actor reprises his role. After the show's run, he's performed in various 'made-for-tv films' and other work, but nothing as recognizable as the Batman tv show. What actor portrays Robin in this show and later movie?
What is the name of this Batman movie?
This animated Batman movie explores the origins of Batman as a young man, where he's in love and contemplates whether to choose a normal life or taking on the role of Gotham's protector. When his girlfriend mysteriously disappears, Bruce finally makes the decision to assume the role of Batman. The story fast-forwards ten years to where Batman's work is being minimized by a masked vigilante taking out Gotham's crime lords, leading Batman to cross paths with his former lover. What's this movie's name?
The Alter Ego of Batman's First Robin.
This character starts off as the first Robin, fighting alongside Batman. He becomes this superhero after Batman saves him from the gang that murdered his parents, taking him back to the Batcave and revealing his secret identity. Batman then trains him into becoming Robin, and together to fight alongside as mentor-apprentice in protecting Gotham. After one-too-many arguments and disagreement in their general fighting principals, this character leaves Batman's team and develops a new alter ego. What's his alter ego's name?
What is Catwoman's real name?
Catwoman is one of Batman best-known love interests and rivals/on-and-off allies. Together, they go from fighting crime to fighting each other to dating as their alter egos. Catwoman has been interpreted by multiple actresses and her backstory has changed quite a bit. In "Batman Returns," she develops superhuman abilities after a fatal attack where cats revive her; in "The Dark Knight Rises," she's never verbally referenced as Catwoman, but instead as a "cat burglar." The only detail remaining consistent in every Batman work is her real name, what is it?
Gotham's DA in "The Dark Knight".
This character is portrayed by Aaron Eckhart and has a twisted journey in "The Dark Knight". He starts off as the DA to Gotham, where Bruce Wayne admires his rectitude in fighting crime while remaining true to his principals. Later, he and Bruce develop a rivalry for the love of the same woman, which this man is engaged to. When tragedy strikes him and his fiancee, he takes a new leave as the murderous Two-Face. What's this character's real name?
This cop's name?
This police officer constantly tries to prove his worth as a cop. In “The Dark Knight Rises,” he lives through the legend of Batman and longs for his return, seeking Bruce Wayne when discovering he's the former Dark Knight. When Batman resurfaces in the film's final battle, this character risks his life in the line of duty to protect Gotham. For his contributions, he's inherited the Batcave at the end of the movie, foreshadowing his potential rise as Robin. What's this character's name?
Batman's Love Interest in "Batman Begins"
Time and time again, Batman has been depicted as sort of a playboy. From the animated series to other live action tv incarnations, film installments, and even the comics, Bruce Wayne has had his share of lady loves. In Batman Begins, Bruce's love interest is a childhood best friend that he reencounters in adulthood. She's Gotham's assistant District Attorney while Bruce is still establishing his roots as Batman, and she helps tackle down one of the film's main villains. What's this love interest's name?
What's this villain's name?
On the topic of love interests, there's this character. She's been established the most in comics but makes her grand, cinematic appearance in "The Dark Knight Rises". In this film, she portrays a new partner to Wayne Enterprises that reaches out to a reclused Bruce, starting a romance with him. She encourages Bruce to continue his work within Wayne Enterprises and seemingly wants to stop Bane's scheme against Gotham. In reality, she's the actual mastermind behind Bane's plot. What's her name?
What's this character's real name?
This character has been presented in the Batman comics, animated series, all other cartoons, films; she's one of Batman's best-known sidekicks. In "Batman and Robin," her entire backstory is changed along with part of her name; she is depicted as Alfred's niece who became orphan years back. Bruce invites her to spend a couple of weeks at Wayne Manor and by the end of the film, she becomes a permanent resident, fighting crime alongside Batman and Robin. What is this character's name in the movie?
What's this movie's name?
This movie is the third installment in the late 80's/ early 90's Batman film installments. It stars Val Kilmer. Its plot involves Batman fighting against Two-Face, while trying to be a parental figure to a father orphan. Soon, his list of worries increases when a new villain, The Riddler, makes his presence known in Gotham. Two-Face and The Riddler team-up and attempt to brainwash the city into doing their bidding, ultimately defeated by Batman. What's the name of this movie?
The most recent Batman.
Batman has been portrayed by multiple actors throughout the years. In the 1960’s , Adam West portrayed him; in “Batman” and “Batman Returns,” Michael Keaton plays The Dark Knight, in “Batman Forever,” it’s Val Kilmer, followed by George Clooney in “Batman and Robin,” and in Christopher Nolan’s “Dark Knight” trilogy, Christian Bale assumes the role of Dark Knight. The most recent Batman is portrayed by an actor who started his career in movies such as “Dazed and Confused” and “Good Will Hunting”. What his name?
What Villain did Danny Devito portray?
This villain has been embodied by multiple actors; in “BATMAN: The Movie,” he’s portrayed by Burgess Meredith, and in Gotham, his origin story is characterized by Robin Taylor. In Batman Returns, Danny Devito gives life to this character. Abadoned by his parents as a baby, he rises from his sewage lair to exact revenge on Gotham. As part of his plot, he runs for governor and in the process teams up with a corrupt businessman and Catwoman. What’s this villain’s name?
Who portrays The Joker in this movie?
The Joker is another Batman villain that’s been portrayed multiple times on the big screen, being one of hero’s most iconic villains. In “Batman,” he is portrayed by Jack Nicholson; in “The Dark Knight,” he’s portrayed by Heath Ledger; in “The Suicide Squad,” his shoes are filled by Jared Leto. But there’s one actor who portrayed The Joker before all of the aforementioned actors. This actor presents this villain to audiences in both the 1960’s tv show and movie. What’s his name?
Mr. Freeze’s Wife
Whether valid or not, almost every villain in The Batman and superhero universe has their motive for crime-doing. For Two-Face, it’s people that paid him unjustly; for Poison Ivy, it’s saving the planet from the industrial destruction caused by mankind; for The Penguin, it’s vengeance against a judgemental and unaccpeting society; Mr. Freeze is no different . His motives are all derived from a life-altering accident, but most importantly, finding a cure for his frozen, comatose wife. What’s her name?
What’s the name of this movie?
This movie features the newest Batman in an older incarnation than presented in other works. In this movie, he doesn’t count with his usual sidekicks, but instead meets other heroes from The DC Universe. Amongst them is Diana Prince/Wonder Woman, and another superhero who at first clashes with Batman. After their initial disputes are resolved, all three join forces to fight against an alien threat and a power-hungry industrialist that threaten both Gotham and Metropolis in their wake. What’s this movie’s name?
The rare disease in Batman and Robin.
“Batman and Robin” introduces its audience to many elements that often forces one to truly embrace the suspension of disbelief to enjoy it. From the beginning chase sequence at the museum to the second battle involving Mr. Freeze on rooftops against Batman and Robin, to a motorcycle chase involving Batman’s two sidekicks, to simply a lot, a lot of cool but exaggerated moments. One of these is a disease afflicting both Alfred and Mr.Freeze’s wife. What is the name of this diesease?
The name of Batman’s pet.
Bruce Wayne’s never been known to show much affection. As Batman, he protects the city, moms, dads, children, the elderly, his sidekicks, even his enemies at times, but that aside, he isn’t the ‘kissy, kissy’ or hugging type. In “Batman Beyond,” he’s depicted as an older man who’s lack of sentimental expression has left him in isolation. Though he forms a bond with the show’s new Caped Crusader, there’s one companion that keeps Bruce company day and night: a Great Dane. Loyal as can be, what’s this pet’s name?
What is the name of Barbara's father?
In "Batman: The Animated Series," Batgirl's alter ego is a young woman named Barbara. Barbara is obsessed with the work of Batman and Robin, eventually joining the fight to protect Gotham alongside the duo. Another of Barbara's inspiration in becoming a superhero is her father's line of work. Her first big appearance occurs when she tries to clear her father's name after he's framed for committing a big crime, leading her to assume her superhero personality. What's her father's name?
Bruce Wayne's fear in "Batman Begins".
Batman's never been one to speak about his fears or show them to his friends nor enemies, but in "Batman Begins," the fear is mentally drawn out of him. At the beginning of the movie, Bruce Wayne has an accident following his parents' death that leads to him becoming The Dark Knight and developing said fear. As the story unfolds, one of the movie's villains uses a fear-inducing toxin to mentally manifest this fear out of Batman. What is it?
Selina Kyle's Betrayal in "The Dark Knight Rises".
Seline Kyle is an astute, professional thief in "The Dark Knight Rises," that can outsmart the good and bad guys, Batman included. At the beginning of the film, she robs Bruce's fingerprints and uses them in exchange for a "clean slate," a device that will wipe her criminal record. After some investigating of his own, Batman deduces Selina Kyle's plan and seeks her out to help capture another villain. Though she seemingly agrees, she ends up betraying him. How does Selina Kyle betray Batman?
What's this movie's name?
In this movie, Mr.Freeze is shown living in the artic after his last fight with Batman, leading a peaceful, crime-free life with his still-frozen wife and an adopted son. After an accident that shatters the vessel she's kept in, his wife's condition worsens and Freeze discovers the only way to save her is through an organ donor. This prompts his return to Gotham, where he resorts back to crime in order to find a transplant match. What's this movie's name?
The Riddler's real name?
This Riddler has been depicted in numerous Batman movies, comic books issues, and animated series. True to his name, he is known for leaving behind riddles after his every crime, all for the sheer pleasure of taunting Batman. His origin story has been explored and altered a few times over the years, with some works portraying him as a victim of an obsessive-compulsive disorder, while others illustrate him as simply maniacal. The one thing that remains consistent is The Riddler's real name, what is it?
Who killed the first Robin’s family?
The origin story of the first Robin has remained the same for the most part. Growing up as part of a traveling circus, he and his family are a group of acrobats that are said circus's main attraction. During an ill-fated performance, they die as part of a payback act organized by a gangster, leaving Robin as the only survivor. In "Batman Forever," the origin story is switched-up in depicting the culprit behind their murders. Who is responsible for their deaths?
Who created "Batman"?
Batman has been around since the 1940's. Since then, his presence has been illustrated in countless comic issues, movies, cartoons, tv shows, a musical, and ongoing adaptations and reenvisionings. From the look of his cape, entire costume, Batmobile, Batcave, and even his physical appearance when wandering through Gotham as Bruce Wayne, different visionaries have preseted their own takes on this superhero. But only two artists can be credited with the original concept of The Caped Crusader. What are their names?
The Joker's punishment in "The Dark Knight."
The Joker has been illustrated in numerous lights; in the 1960's Batman series, he's somewhat of a caricature; in the late 80's film, Jack Nicholson adds a comedic yet menacing layer to the villain; and in "The Dark Knight," Heath Ledger adds his own take to the villain that gathered the movie its iconic stance. In this movie, the Joker causes all sorts of havoc in Gotham, claiming multiple lives and leading to a final battle between him and Batman. What's the Joker's punishment for his wrongdoings?
Who portrays Bane in "The Dark Knight Rises"?
In "The Dark Knight Rises," Gotham is left in a peaceful but Bat-less existence after the events of the previous film. Bruce Wayne has retired from his days as Batman and subjected himself to social isolation. Then one day, a new villain makes his presence known, calling himself Bane. This prompts Batman to rise again to protect Gotham from this criminal's scheme. Bane proves himself Batman's physical superior, overpowering him in battle and subjecting Gotham to his temporary reign. What actor portrays Bane?
He voices the Joker in "Batman: The Animated Series."
The Joker is one of Batman's biggest criminal nightmares, always plotting a way to subject Gotham to his craziness and always escaping his jail cell inside Arkham Asylum. While many actors have portrayed the Joker, he's also been voiced a few times as a cartoon. In "Batman: The Animated Series," an actor gives life to this villain in yet another iconic representation. While this actor is primarily known for his work in another popular franchise, his voice-work as the Joker is heavily praised. What's this actor's name?
Poison Ivy's Cellmate in "Batman and Robin".
Poison Ivy causes a great deal of trouble for everyone in "Batman and Robin." First, she kills doctor Jason Woodrue after she resurfaces from her eco-grave. Once she realizes what she's capable of with her newfound powers, she uses her body-infused pheromones to seduce men into doing her bidding. She then tries to kill Mr. Freeze's comatose wife. And lastly, she tries to dispose of Robin with her poisonous kissing. For all her crimes, she's locked up in Arkham Asylum alongside another villain. Who's this cellmate?