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The Joker (Arkhamverse)

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An insanely homicidal super-villain with no known name or past, The Joker's white skin, green hair, ruby-red lips, and purple suit belied the chaotic nature that was underlying his colorful appearance. With no super-powers beyond his capacity for incredible violence and destruction, the Joker prided himself on being the one villain in Batman's extensive Rouges' Gallery who shared a unique connection to the hero, and disturbingly viewed the Dark Knight as not only his greatest enemy, but best friend as well. As intelligent as he was violent, the Joker formulated countless plans to destroy Gotham City, which led to the brutal deaths of thousands of men, women, and children over the years, simply for his own sick amusement. The Joker was an inmate of Arkham Asylum who planted a dirty bomb in Gotham.

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An insanely homicidal super-villain with no known name or past, The Joker's white skin, green hair, ruby-red lips, and purple suit belied the chaotic nature that was underlying his colorful appearance. With no super-powers beyond his capacity for incredible violence and destruction, the Joker prided himself on being the one villain in Batman's extensive Rouges' Gallery who shared a unique connection to the hero, and disturbingly viewed the Dark Knight as not only his greatest enemy, but best friend as well. As intelligent as he was violent, the Joker formulated countless plans to destroy Gotham City, which led to the brutal deaths of thousands of men, women, and children over the years, simply for his own sick amusement. One of Batman's oldest enemies and his main nemesis with a tendency to cheat death on countless occasions, the Joker haunted Batman's life for years, and was often responsible for some of the most horrendous and tragic moments of his life, including the paralysis of Barbara Gordon, the abduction, torture, and murder of Jason Todd, and the death of Talia al Ghul. Seeking to break Batman's moral code and create as much destruction and chaos as possible, Joker's unpredictable nature made his plans to destroy Gotham complex and difficult to thwart. Since his emergence within Gotham on Christmas Eve, the Joker seized complete control of the city's criminal underworld, gained thousands of followers in the process, oversaw a majority of its crimes and operations, and quickly became the city's most infamous criminal. With his murderous and chaotic actions serving as the catalyst for massive plans that constantly targeted Batman, Gotham City, and the world itself, the Joker always plotted and contrived situations that put the Dark Knight in a position that threatened his moral code of never taking a life, no matter how evil. The Joker was an inmate of Arkham Asylum who planted a dirty bomb in Gotham.

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