Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League may have hinted at the reappearance of The Joker from the Arkhamverse. The game is situated in the shared universe of Rocksteady’s Arkham games, suggesting that this new open-world multiplayer installment unfolds after the events of Batman: Arkham Knight. Individuals who haven’t experienced the Batman: Arkham games should be cautious, as this post contains SIGNIFICANT SPOILERS.
The potential return of The Joker in Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League raises questions about how Rocksteady plans to execute this plot twist. Players familiar with the Arkham games are aware that The Joker is deceased in the Arkhamverse. Following the misuse of the Titan formula in Batman: Arkham Asylum, Joker succumbed to a terminal illness, concluding his life at the conclusion of Batman: Arkham City. Although Joker makes appearances in Batman: Arkham Knight, it is in the form of hallucinations.
Given that Joker has been deceased since the occurrences in Batman: Arkham City, the recent hint from Rocksteady has left fans in a state of confusion. Rocksteady recently unveiled an image of the Daily Planet, showcasing its Joker-themed transformation in Suicide Squad’s open-world Metropolis. However, the identity of the individual behind this makeover remains uncertain. Rocksteady has pledged to provide more details about the altered Daily Planet in its upcoming Insider episode.
Rocksteady has released two Insider episodes building anticipation for Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League. The initial episode delved into the game’s story and gameplay, providing enthusiasts with a comprehensive 20-minute exploration of what lies ahead. The subsequent Insider installment shifted the spotlight to Suicide Squad’s supporting cast, spotlighting the diverse characters players will encounter on their journeys. The first episode aired approximately a month ago, followed by the second episode three weeks ago. As of now, it remains uncertain when Rocksteady will unveil the third episode, anticipated to elucidate the mystery surrounding the Joker-themed transformation of the Daily Planet building.
The history of DC Comics has seen The Joker return from the dead in various storylines, making the prospect of the Clown Prince of Crime doing the same in Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League within the realm of possibilities. However, such a resurrection would potentially diminish the impact of his death in the Arkhamverse. Alternatively, it could be a scenario involving a Joker copycat or an individual who has chosen to adopt the villain’s persona. Until Rocksteady opts to reveal more details, fans are left to speculate on the true nature of this enigmatic return.
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