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I don't ever remember reading a thread like this. Hopefully, I'm right...
JOKER VS RAS AL GHUL VS SCARECROW VS TWO-FACE!
Okay imagine Nolan made a Batman movie (in the same style, tone, realism, etc.) but the plot somehow involved these four villains all pitted against each other... perhaps all after the same goal... or all after "ownership" of Gotham, using their own methods, or all seeking revenge against each other... or something in which they were all competing rivals...
Who would win?
Okay, now before EVERYBODY jumps on the "Joker would win" bandwagon, let's consider some traits of each villain...
Ras Al Ghul:
-The Best Fighter
-Commands an army of stealthy ninjas who are well-trained and very very loyal to him.
-Knows Batman is Bruce Wayne (something Joker tried to figure out in TDK and failed to do)... could use Batman as a pawn through blackmail.
-More international, can deploy logistics from other countries world-wide, probably has more connections with other evil dictators around the world.
Joker:
-Not much needs to be said... everyone knows he's cunning, intelligent, crafty, completely unpredictable, able to provoke the worst emotions in people, drive good people to make whacky choices, gets personal and kills your loved ones and then laughs about it... and he too has henchmen but they're all unstable, nutcases, and he's not loyal to them at all, so they may flee or revolt against him if he got stuck in a bad position.
Two-Face: (lets assume Dent survived TDK and the citizens of Gotham don't know he killed the 5 people... he just goes back to being DA, but he's Two-Face now also, like underground/secretly, with Dent still in public eye)...
-He's Gotham's white knight and the Gotham citizens don't know the evil deeds he's committed, so he can use his good standing with citizens and public officials to his advantage if he was after some evil goal and competing with the three other villains. Technically then, Dent could deploy police resources, the mayor on his side, etc.
-Then as Two-Face he would have his own henchmen.
-But other than that, Dent has no fighting ability besides using a gun, and he's definitely not as smart as Ras or Joker, and easily manipulated, and seems to let chance and his emotions rule his every decision.
Scarecrow:
-Smart, good with chemicals, can't fight AT ALL, and if he does manage to spray you with his fear toxin you could die eventually from its effects.
-I don't know what other positive points he has...
okay, so who would win?
Remember, this brawl is between the Nolan-version of the villains. So you can't say, for example, "Oh Ras would win because he's immortal and can be revived with Lazarus Pits" because they don't exit in the Nolanverse.
My opinion:
Scarecrow is taken out easily by any of the other three.
Two-Face goes down next, but puts up a quick but valiant effort.
I think Ras and Joker would actually duke it out for quite a while before a victor was announced. I think they'd be even matches, but Joker's unpredictability always gives him an upper-hand.
Joker wins.
JOKER VS RAS AL GHUL VS SCARECROW VS TWO-FACE!
Okay imagine Nolan made a Batman movie (in the same style, tone, realism, etc.) but the plot somehow involved these four villains all pitted against each other... perhaps all after the same goal... or all after "ownership" of Gotham, using their own methods, or all seeking revenge against each other... or something in which they were all competing rivals...
Who would win?
Okay, now before EVERYBODY jumps on the "Joker would win" bandwagon, let's consider some traits of each villain...
Ras Al Ghul:
-The Best Fighter
-Commands an army of stealthy ninjas who are well-trained and very very loyal to him.
-Knows Batman is Bruce Wayne (something Joker tried to figure out in TDK and failed to do)... could use Batman as a pawn through blackmail.
-More international, can deploy logistics from other countries world-wide, probably has more connections with other evil dictators around the world.
Joker:
-Not much needs to be said... everyone knows he's cunning, intelligent, crafty, completely unpredictable, able to provoke the worst emotions in people, drive good people to make whacky choices, gets personal and kills your loved ones and then laughs about it... and he too has henchmen but they're all unstable, nutcases, and he's not loyal to them at all, so they may flee or revolt against him if he got stuck in a bad position.
Two-Face: (lets assume Dent survived TDK and the citizens of Gotham don't know he killed the 5 people... he just goes back to being DA, but he's Two-Face now also, like underground/secretly, with Dent still in public eye)...
-He's Gotham's white knight and the Gotham citizens don't know the evil deeds he's committed, so he can use his good standing with citizens and public officials to his advantage if he was after some evil goal and competing with the three other villains. Technically then, Dent could deploy police resources, the mayor on his side, etc.
-Then as Two-Face he would have his own henchmen.
-But other than that, Dent has no fighting ability besides using a gun, and he's definitely not as smart as Ras or Joker, and easily manipulated, and seems to let chance and his emotions rule his every decision.
Scarecrow:
-Smart, good with chemicals, can't fight AT ALL, and if he does manage to spray you with his fear toxin you could die eventually from its effects.
-I don't know what other positive points he has...
okay, so who would win?
Remember, this brawl is between the Nolan-version of the villains. So you can't say, for example, "Oh Ras would win because he's immortal and can be revived with Lazarus Pits" because they don't exit in the Nolanverse.
My opinion:
Scarecrow is taken out easily by any of the other three.
Two-Face goes down next, but puts up a quick but valiant effort.
I think Ras and Joker would actually duke it out for quite a while before a victor was announced. I think they'd be even matches, but Joker's unpredictability always gives him an upper-hand.
Joker wins.