Animal | Jerome & Jeremiah Valeska

Jerome and Jeremiah Valeska are both different adaptation of the beloved DC character, The Joker, in the Batman prequel television series, Gotham, aired 5 seasons on Fox, 2014-2019.
In the middle of season 1, Jerome Valeska is established as a madman who killed his mother. Throughout seasons 2-4, Jerome plays as an antagonist to the series. In season 4 it's established Jerome has a twin brother named Jeremiah Valeska. After Jerome falls to his death, Jeremiah is sprayed with insanity gas and takes Jerome's place as an antagonist in late season 4 and throughout season 5 eventually becoming The Joker.
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Gotham: Series by Fox and Warner Bros
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[@kardeşlerimofc74]

OMG This is amazing I love it keep the good work❤

[@AlternativeHistory32]

His joker while not my favorite was good and he did his on take on the character .

[@khatiakhutsishvili4959]

I love that you included the earlier episodes where jeremiah was "normal",the kind and good,caring who "genuinely loved the city and wanted the best for its citizens"(i wish it was the case honestly,because i liked that version of him more),all the scenes from the bunker,i also loved the entire journey of him,i think he's the type of character that one can't look away from tv when he's on the screen,this may sound crazy but I also must mention how chilling and so terrifying he was when interracting with james gordon after he ran away from the asylum,visited barbara and kidnapped barbara-lee,also that scene from the cemetary(most scenes with him are just purely horrifying,so i don't think I'd want to know anyone like that in real life,but watching him was some sort of fun in a really weird way),i must say that jeremiah is so interesting as a character(i actually saw the psychological analysis of his mental state and it was so interesting for me to find out more about the reasons of him being the way he was)
I know,it's probably so crazy to dig that deep when it comes to a fictional character,but I couldn't help it.
Your work is so good,as i already mentioned above,you used every (if not all)important scene with him and so one can follow the chronological order of his journey,i truly appreciate that,oh i also like the other part of the edit,it's just i absolutely love jeremiah and direct all my attention towards the parts of the edit which are about him
Once again,i love it,keep up the good work.

[@superiorspider-nava1943]

Me on the other side prefer Jeremiah in general in his realself. This hypocrital, repulsive narcissistic thrill-seeker psychopath. Jerome would be the clown make up, while Jeremiah is the man behind the smile, the real Joker. Not the chaotic, crazy, violent and destructive that he presents himself. But a vacuum of all feeling, drived by hate, calculate coward trickster mastermind who games with the world around him cause he's way of fun is the suffer of others.
We see "Jeremiah" in the medias of Batman many times.
The Joker in Batman Beyond, when he fighted Terry.
The Joker in The Killing Joke, as Batman refered to him: "Someone who gets down the rock when things go wrong."
The Joker vs Punisher.
In Arkhamverse Joker's dead, we see both his Jeremiah side and Jerome side. When the cure is broked, The Joker runs in desperation to get down the floor and lick up the cure, in a pathetic and desperate try for keep himself alive.(Jeremiah) and when he realize Batman would still save him, appears his Jerome side, finding Batman's unbreakable morality quite entertainment.
In Batman EndGame, where Batman and Joker are underground fighting for get to the dionesious pit, is The Joker who screams on desperation to save himself, and even tries to leave Batman to do it, he's desperate, scary and shows his real colors behind all the "obsessed nihilist chaotic lunatic." Just a pathetic self centred man who excuses himself in the unsense of life to justifice being a monster, but when things go bad, he's less than a worm.
That's The Joker.

[@Jvaleska30]

Whoua very very good edit !! Great job 🤩👍🏻