#Dc Super Villians

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You might not have known but there are two Arrowverse related DLC's for DC Lego games were you could play as one of the Arrowverse characters. Which Lego Arrowverse characters would you play as?

[blueboybot]

I'm Sorry, Can You Say That Again?

Had an idea for dpxdc fandom again 🤭. By the way nobody knows about Amity Park, the town just sorta appeared one day to outsiders.

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"I'm sorry can you say that again?"

The reporter's mic was up to his face and the cameras were rolling, who was Danny to stop the direction this was going now?

"Yeah so like I accidentally time travelled to the past and met some aliens. We got along really well if you know what I mean."

"Sir are you admiting that you travelled back in time and had sex with aliens?"

"Yup! I believe they were called kyrptonians or something, I even held their baby, he was the cutest thing ever. I believe his name was Kal-El."

"...Kryptonian as in the same species as Superman."

"Superwho?"

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Ugh he’s just so cute I want to give him a little smooch 🥺

I found another place where poison ivy can use her love gas stuff

[prlssprfctn]

Ever think about how niche and rich Gotham culture must be? (aka i've been going over this whilst writing and needed to share)

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Would gas masks become fashionable?

Would there be even stricter laws about importing certian goods into Gotham or even tracking places that sell them?? (ex Nitrous Oxide, balloons, birds, etc)

Do people rep different Bat merch like a local sports team?

Would people treat the Bats (or other guest vigilantes) like bird watching? (*cough tim cough*)

Is there a weapon/gear drop off service??

Or do people collect that shit

Would there be antidote administration lessons alongside epi pen first aid in schools?

Please id love to hear your thoughts/interpretations because I swear theres so much- (Sincerely, @batfambrainrotbeloved)

this is one of the best asks i had received here. single-handedly. here is what i think:

gas masks are DEFINITELY a part of the local fashion. they have vigilante and rogue themed once also! do you want Batman-themed gas mask? here you go. or Red Robin one? oh, what is it? you want THE special edition gas mask? the Scarecrow THEMED one? don't worry. we have you covered.

i just know that customs house workers are NOT getting paid enough for this shit. they have, like, ridiculous amount of directive about the simplest items, and that's why tourists are skipping this fucking town. i also pretty much need the game in Papers, Please style with customs house in Gotham, lmao—

my personal canon? every vigilante and some of rogues have merch selling in the town; some more popular than others. my personal canon x2? the Crime Alley started to rep their own Red Hood merch, and Jason was flabbergasted. he then visited the owners of the merch, encouraging them to donate this ridiculous amount of money they get for the rest of Crime Alley citizens. once people found out about this? they went even more insane. the selling of Red Hood merch is just OVER the top. (bonus headcanon: sometimes, there is a ship merch, too. like SuperBat stuff. or BatCat. Dick accidentally stumbles on BatJokes when he hunts for SuperBats key chains and calls Jason to ask him to burn this place down.)

Tim was the OG birdwatcher, trust. but also, YEAH. i am pretty sure some people prepare themselves for the night by grabbing binoculars and super-puper rich cams to examine Bats in their natural habitat. Bats know about the existence of these people, but they can't really do anything about it. Tim has a secret Reddit account that is a local expert in their Gotham Birdwatching community, where he is giving advice or just being a condescending asshole to people. Barbara sometimes chimes in this subreddit to add her own thoughts.

Bats suck at keeping their gadgets or broken pieces of inventory, trust. and people...? oh, people collect this shit. it is either freaks, who have their own personal museums for this, or, like, people who sell what they find on Amazon. everyone wants a piece of that to themselves. (bonus headcanon: Crime Alley people keep bringing Red Hood's dropped weapons and gears back, under Jason's door, even though Jason *insists* that he has no connection to Red Hood. uh-uh.)

i always thought police stations, schools, hospitals, and similar public spaces have different antidotes stocked in any case — Bruce Wayne makes sure it does. and yes, i think they have special lessons for different, specific scenarios: what to do once faced with toxins or pollens, how to apply medicine, or what to do if there is none of it. how to act if there are Poison Ivy's plants surrounding you, etc, etc. police officers definitely carry a few antidotes on themselves, just in case people will need it. and, obviously, the same goes for Bats.

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[simnationsim]

Sims 4 dc villain story part 2

How harvey dent become a two face?

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Comment any specific villain ideas you got based on your answer!

[vladyolive]

Posting my Bat-rogues

[devine-fem]

to commit to a lego dc supervillains playthrough and make my character and side kick look like jon and damian…

[ruthey97]

Marvel & DC Barbies

[wanderingmind867]

Part 4 of me showing how DC's tend to be more sympathetic or at least more fun than their heroes (based on me playing Lego DC Supervillians). Mostly Flash Villians and Suicide Squad characters, this time:

Mirror Master: There's been two mirror masters. Sam Scudder and Evan McCullough. Skimming wikipedia, Sam Scudder seems pretty boring. He's just a simple convict who has mirror powers. But Evan McCullough (the one in the Lego game), oh boy. He was an orphan who was sexually assaulted at 8 years old and figured out who his parents were just to see them both die. That's all kinds of messed up, and it makes him incredibly sympathetic.

Killer Frost: There's been a few Killer Frosts (according to wikipedia), but the one trend I see: they're usually always scientists who get themselves in horrible accidents. I believe the current Killer Frost is Caitlin Snow, and wikipedia says her whole thing is that she's basically a vampire for heat due to a botched arctic experiment. And that's incredibly tragic.

Deadshot: Deadshot seems like he's got a really messed up backstory. A rich but negligent and abusive family, his mother tried to get his brother to kill his father. When he tried to stop them, he ended up killed his brother. That's incredibly dark and sad. Also, I think he has a kid whom he actually cares about. Which is sweet. At least he's possibly trying to be better than what came before him?

Captain Boomerang: Captain Boomerang actually does seem like a not great guy. He hates being ridiculed and grew up in poverty, but (at least in the comics, according to wikipedia) he's also a jerk. But he is fun and very entertaining, so I'll give him that.

[infosphere]

The Veil of Shadows - A Super Villain Story

In the sprawling metropolis of Nocturne City, where neon lights gleamed over streets steeped in crime, a new figure emerged: Malachi Vex, a once-respected scientist turned villain, whose ambition twisted into a hunger for power. Malachi was brilliant enough to create Shadowmancy, a technology that allowed him to manipulate shadows, cloak himself, create illusions, and steal fear from others. But as he delved deeper, he lost touch with his humanity, transforming into a harbinger of nightmares. Haunted by a tragic past, Malachi, a promising neuroscience researcher, faced devastation when a catastrophic experiment led to his family’s death. Consumed by grief and guilt, he turned to the shadows, where whispers of revenge beckoned him. As crime syndicates and corrupt politicians tightened their grip on Nocturne City, Malachi donned the persona of The Shade, striking fear into the hearts of citizens. His first act of terror—a meticulously planned heist—plunged the city into darkness, allowing him to steal resources for his experiments. With each villainous act, Malachi drew more power from the shadows, crafting an army of twisted minions to sow chaos. His ambitions grew as he planned to unleash darkness that would engulf the city, believing he could rebuild a stronger society through fear. However, his rise did not go unnoticed. A ragtag group of former heroes, led by Aria Knight, banded together to confront him. Once the city’s protector, Aria, fueled by regret, gathered allies to restore hope. The battle between light and darkness raged through Nocturne City. Aria and her allies fought valiantly against the shadows, discovering that Malachi's power stemmed from his grief and anger. In a climactic showdown, Aria confronted The Shade, urging him to reclaim his humanity. For a moment, Malachi hesitated, caught between his past and the seductive allure of power. But as he unleashed his abilities, the city trembled under a wave of chaos. In the final confrontation, Aria and her allies combined their strengths, using the light Malachi sought to extinguish. They fought against not just The Shade, but also the pain that consumed him. Ultimately, they weakened his hold on the shadows, forcing him to confront his actions. As the darkness receded, a flicker of remorse sparked within Malachi. Realizing he had lost everything worth fighting for, he chose to surrender, allowing the light to break through. The Shade vanished, leaving behind a lingering shadow of the man he once was. Though the city would never forget the terror, it began to heal. Aria and her allies took up the mantle of hope, vowing to protect Nocturne City from rising darkness. Meanwhile, Malachi was left with the burden of his past, haunted by shadows—a tragic figure who sought to conquer darkness but ultimately found himself enveloped by it. In the end, Nocturne City learned that even in despair, a glimmer of light awaits to break through the veil of shadows.

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I found this image on Wally Wingert's IMDB

they're so cute 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺

[jjamesmmv011]

Partners in crime ♡

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bang bang