Batman's argument seems reasonable enough to me. Vigilante murder innevitably leads to chaos or tyranny, and superpowered humans shouldn't use their abilities to rule over others.
@@elfabio8265 Well see Batman doesn't spare criminals because he wants to, his main reason is that his no-kill rule keeps him sane... in Arkham Knight, Batman goes crazy after Joker's death (which wasn't even his fault) so just imagine how dangerous he would be if he killed as much as Jason
@@khebre6032 Yeah, he doesn't wanted to kill then, he tough that, killing brainiac, he could free these Worlds. The guilt of his actions almost made his own red lanterns kill him and he realized that the anger of the red lanterns should be used only against the ones who's enemies of the universe life and the criminals, being a special police force to maintain the peace with all the other lanterns troups
This is why Jason's my favorite member of the Bat Family, he doesn't go along with what he's told. He does what he feels is right, the way he sees fit.
Well said. Really got me thinking about Under The Red Hood especially that last scene. You kinda gotta sympathize with him. Hes been through hell since day one and had no one until Batman. Its admirable to see someone like that who still fights for the little guy.
This is the true hero Gotham and the world needs. Batman has become too bound up in his moral code to see that sometimes death is necessary for the greater good, while Superman has crossed the line entirely and become what he sought to destroy. This is what we need, a balance between the two.
I agree, I mean Joker was a damn crazy lunatic who just kept escaping Arkham time & time again and he's caused a LOT of suffering & pain to innocent people especially SUPERMAN in this case and all because Batman wouldn't just KILL the fucker already!
@@gibbs615 the worst part is that he didnt try more deeply to put Clark into reason he just saw him as a lost cause that why this Batman makes me so mad, besides he never told sorry to Clark about Lois until the end of Injustice 2 comic and he recognized it.
I'm not surprised jason is the only one making sense he's the only one who see the world the way it really is not black or white but gray he knows that sometimes you gotta put a bullet in someones head but that doesn't need to be the answer every time
Not to mention him starting as a kid on the streets who had to resort to crime to survive, he understands that an oppressive dictator rule would only result in more people resorted to crime in order to survive.
@@Smiley0.1 Yeah, I don't agree with it either but Bats will go all out you aren't soft because you don't kill it's some of them probably can be saved. That said they aren't coddling them either they're saying you go away for a LONG time in a maximum penitentiary prison and never see the light of day. It's the city's fault they have no death penalty.
@@TheUnseenPathIf they are put in prison, they’ll just eventually find a way to break out again, I think all the criminal justice systems in comics just for some reason have no death penalty, I think it’s why we have antiheroes in the first place
@@joseluislopez1428 Jason probley didn't have the materials to kill superman, and Jason probley still viewed batman like a father, or knew that if he killed batman no one can stop superman.
I'm on Jasons side he makes the most sense bruces mercy gets more killed and Clark is fucking insane killing anyone who even looks at him wrong but Jason is right doing the right thing means sometimes killing and sometimes not
So he's saying he's not down with either side, but he's literally doing Bruce's entire job while Bruce is busy fighting Superman. Idk why, that's just funny to me.
He hates Superman's dictatorial governance, but he also resents Batman for not being willing to kill, even monsters like his rogue's gallery, ESPECIALLY Joker.
Agreed. I have full respect for Batman, but Jason needs to be there to take down people like Joker and Scarecrow for good. I’d argue that he is pretty extreme (by his logic, Harley should be shot, which Injustice makes incredibly wrong) but so is Batman. In the end, two sides of the coin of Gotham vigilantism.
@@kaioken301 And some of the more mentally decayed villains, like the Riddler, Dr. Pigface and Mad Hatter. Maybe Ra’s too, but that would cause quite the commotion worldwide, so...
@@kaioken301 Most of the other rouges gallery deserve therapy. Harley, Bane, Selina, Clayface, Freeze and even Ivy have a proven record of working for the good guys after regular therapy (NOT by mind alteration *cough riddler cough*).
Lol that quote is weird because yeah if you kill a killer the number of a killers stays the same but what about the next killer you kill? The number goes down right?
@@2Bound2 yeah also the number of innocent lives lost doesn't go up vs letting them go as Batman does, how many lives has he indirectly taken because he let the Joker live (or Bane or any other baddie), in a world as corrupt as theirs where criminals go in and out of Arkham, red hood's method is the only one that makes sense.
@@francargeric1 red hood is too extreme, he kills criminals as low as petty thugs and thieves in most adaptions, i can understand killing the most dangerous and/or most repeat offenders. but i am of the opinion you should atleast give reformation a chance, which red hood doesn't really do.
@@matthiuskoenig3378 He is the direct response to the passiveness of Batman, a middle ground would be ideal but Nightwing is more like Batman in that way. But if you give me to choose between red hood and Batman, red hood is the better approach, Batman ends up creating these villains by giving them a challenge (and knowing there are pretty much no consequences), while redhood chases them down, crossing him means death, not a beating and couple weeks vacation at Arkham.
@@matthiuskoenig3378 Actually in most adaptations I've read, with some exceptions, Jason only kills repeat, repeat offenders and the worst of the worst. Punisher, on the other one, is the person more known to brutally torture and kill an entire criminal operation even low level goons. There are versions of Jason that kill low level goons, but its not his default.
@@Quix0tic707 I've heard of this, but not seen it, don't know if it was good or not, and I meant a movie that is not an animation, if You know what I mean
@@agente9988 Yeah Under the Red Hood is an animation. Fairly basic art style, nothing especially groundbreaking, but still a great film nonetheless. My favourite depiction of Red Hood.
I would've actually love to seen a possible third faction led by Red Hood that is basically the best of both worlds, however we all know that Batman and Superman are unwilling to compromise on their beliefs.
Jason in injustice is probably one of batmans biggest successes. As much as batmans "no killing" is cool, this isnt a crusade anymore its a war. Plus batman forgot what it was like to be the underdog, the weak child in the alley. Red hood cant forget.
Some times a crusade is a war. Batman remembers that all the time what it was like to be that kid. It's not his job to kill it's Gotham's job to impose a death penalty and their fault their isn't one.
I agreed with Jason's lone wolf viewpoint until I recalled the Zsasz incident. Had he known about how it all really went down, there is no way Jason wouldn't be more Batman leaning.
@@alexanderdixson9956Punisher destroys crime by killing everyone who's a serious offender. Red Hood kills the worst of the worst and/or repeat violent offenders, and for organized crime, he'll establish himself as the new boss of bosses to control and mitigate crime while also sabotaging it from within.
He is the best hero for me, i agree with Batman not every criminal must be killed or you will become as bad as they, but people like the Joker, Ra's al ghul, Professor piggy (the guy that he kills in this ending just so you know) can't be turned sane and they will keep escaping the asylum and killing even more people, is trading one life to save hundreds if not millions, this is the reason red hood is the best hero he does what needs to be done and he is still more sane than Batman
Some people just gotta go. I agree with Red Hood on that. He still uses the same tactics as Bruce in a lot of ways. Spreading fear. But Batman’s fear only lasted so long. People figured out that he didn’t kill. You get caught, maybe a broken arm or two, you’ll heal. What do criminals start thinking when the corpses of high reputation criminals start showing up in the streets?
The problem with Injustice Superman is that he is grieving and is ruling by hatred and fear rather than logic and reason which makes him unreliable as a hero as well as a leader. Batman does not kill but he also cannot contain villains and terrorists for good and this ends up losing more lives than they are saving but protecting the innocent should be top priority even if you have to murder criminals to stop them from hurting others. Jason Todd a vigilante who knows when and when not to kill and always put the innocent first above all else he will do what is necessary. He is Absolute Vengeance.
Goddamn thats absolutely one of the greatest explanation ive read. Jason knows when to be superman and batman. I really love the idea of him in between both injustice superman and batman explanation. The fear and rage are only for the criminals and reason and logic are for the innocents who needs to understand as well as batman that some lives would do the world a favor for the to be killed. Although depictions of redhood are on the murder them regardless if theyre evil incarnate or not as long as they're criminals which is a but problematic. Some criminals are desperate for survival (even if they are probably harming others) so who is he to be the judge, jury and executioner and deems himself as justice to those probably in need of guidance and actual help like that one country (i forgot) irl that didnt criminalize drugs and just helped them (dunno if that work but still would change the stereotypes that they are super evil druggies)
The reason Batman never killed the Joker or any of Villains is because as much as I hate to admit it batman isn't fully sane and he knows it he saw his parents and son die in front of him which traumatized him and if he killed the Joker it might've pushed him into full insanity. Turning him into a ruthless killer or a supervillain like superman. Superman went from being a simble of hope to being a heartless killer bent on killing all criminals and getting rid of crime by starting his own dictatorship because killing the Joker pushed him over the edge.
Fun thing is that at the end of the day, Jason is the true balance between Bruce and Clark. He is fighting for justice, but he's not gonna hold back and let villains continue their evil. But he's not gonna try to control everything like Superman did. Even though he isn't part of the Injustice 2 storyline, his story was told in a pretty neat way, NRS did a great job.
Red Hood is exactly what the world needed in the Injustice universe On one hand, killing is acceptable when the criminals give no other choices, but on the other hand, senselessly murdering people and calling yourself a hero is just wrong But there’s one thing that Red Hood could’ve fixed, not all criminals are irredeemable, even murderers deserve a second chance, now mass murderers like the Joker do deserve death, but the way I see it, a hero doesn’t kill, and sometimes, killing is necessary In that sense, a hero has no place in fighting crime, because they’ll never do what needs to be done to some criminals I feel like Red Hood could’ve been a healthy mix between Batman and Superman, killing only those who actually gave him no choice, and no one else
Watch death note, i think i'm with red hood on this. Fear will reduce crime rate Look what happens when US police is defunded on some states, the crime rate spikes up because there are no threats
Given how many psychotic supervillains Gotham has, Red Hood is the hero the city REALLY needs; how many thousands of people would still be alive if Batman had just killed the Joker after his first killing spree, instead of just beating him up and letting him get put in Arkham Asylum, which might as well have a revolving door for the inmates.
This is probably my least favorite voice actor for Jason tbh. They should have gotten Troy Baker to play him again. Here he sounds like an edgelord teen imo.
0:24 Batman and Superman act like : Jason, Do what you want you like. We're too busy fighting each other to intefered your life anymore. Red Hood : Thanks.
For those who don't know, the little girl at 0:49 is Scarlet, and in one comic she is Red Hood's sidekick, and the reason she looks like that is because of Professor Pyg
I love how hes killing proffesor pyg, one of the most messed up villains ever in dc, i wish he was able to kill zsass, cuz zsass killed alfred and i dont regret damian avenging alfred
@@orionpax4253 was she really his daughter? I remember her just being one of his his labotmized dollotron henchmen? Although being his daughter is a good twist. Especially since he'd definitely do that to his family.
@@unclefranklin4575 nah, she's not his daughter. Her uncle was one of his henchman who nearly screwed pig over and... yeah. He was halfway through the dollotron surgery on her when Damian saved her. She met Jason in the hospital after pulling the plug on her father (who had also been put through the surgery).
As much as DC wants to portray Red hood/Jason as a villain or a mercenary, he’s actually right he doesn’t follow the motives of any government body which prevents him from following a dictator and he has the right sense of justice that whatever the criminal did should have equal consequences.
he is not necessarily right, he is essentially judge jury and executioner. and he doesn't just kill the worst of the worst, he is usually also depicted as killing regular street thugs/etc. red hood, like all humans, is failable. he can think the wrong person did the crime and since he is willing to just kill them he can kill an actually innocent person. (hell red hood has killed 100% innocent policemen because they got in his way) ok what about the worst super villians you say? well its not exactly like people stay dead in this universe, *looks at jason* i think its best for everybody if supervilliens are held in max security prisons. atleast then they can be monitored, there is a small chance of redemption and if they do escape/are freed the heroes know exactly when it happens and where to start looking for them again.
@@thephoenix4093 I'm pretty sure he always protected innocents. I don't really get why people consider him an anti-hero, he literally does nothing wrong
@@viniciusgrosse1958 hes never protects innocent the lazarus pit side effect made him a sochiopath he just has a grudge againts criminals and using a brutal version of justice one batman do not share he never cared about innocent life he cares about ending criminals
@@thephoenix4093 he was never a sociopath, he himself has said to batman that his methods weren't effective and that because of him people were dying. He always cared about inocent people
Yeah, Batman doesn't want to become like the Punisher. Still, in the Injustice series, he tries to stop others, NOT just his "superhero family", from killing as well. He also intended keeping Brainiac alive in his ending, and even after restoring the cities. Seriously, Batman from the comics, during Final Crisis, was willing to kill Darkseid because he was just too dangerous!
@@videogollumer Maybe Batman is trying to give some villains a chance to reform themselves, like Harley Quinn. Maybe that’s why he wants to spare them and not kill.
@@JodanStaples Yes, but Harley actually shows signs of reforming. What about Victor Zsasz? Did he have much chance? Also, he wanted to keep Brainiac alive, and not just after restoring the cities! Would you say it's fair to ANYONE on an inhabited planet to have them live in fear that a techno-organic narcissist with the capability of destroying multiple worlds could break free from imprisonment and CONTINUE destroying multiple worlds?!
Sure, if by "effective" you mean "good at killing folks who might've commited a crime". There's a reason that lynch mobs have such a bad rep, vigilante "justice" innevitably spills innocent blood.
@toahero5925 Same exact argument over and over again, you people. It's like you didn't even understand what his goal is. Punish the ones who commit light crimes, kill those who have repeatedly made the same mistake, i.e villains like the Joker or Pyg, in order to scare those who were spared so they don't commit crimes ever again. Sure sounds more effective than Batman's, that's for sure.
I believe it has something to do with the character kind of being very rude and annoying but possibly it could be because they hate him for replacing dick Grayson How would you feel if someone replaced something you liked so much?
I think red hood vision of justice is the most acurate and efficient one, it's the exact midle between superman's and batman's vision, and im sorry but even batman's vision is wrong, monsters like the joker should be erased from the planet.
Man Jason is the ultimate badass I really like his ending dude is basically the ultimate wild card in the injustice universe and dc multiverse mister Todd is one of few dc anti-heroes I really respect hope that i find his comic books and action figures as well.
To me, the much better leaders are the ones who don't stand for either side. That alone shows potential. I love Red Hood, he would be a real hero to Gotham then that of Batman.
If Red Hood was Gotham's protector, the city would be far cleaner than when Batman is doing it. Why? Because Red Hood at least brings results, Batman only makes things worse.
Yeah he's the Hero Gotham needs but not the one they want clearly, at the end of the day Batman is still the true Hero of Gotham wether you like it or not and nothing is going to change that plus you have to remember that not all Criminals are like The Joker some of them are doing criminal thing because they're in desperate situations or are just doing it to save their loved ones like mr freeze
@@jorgebersabe293 It wouldn't become cleaner. When a villain dies do you think their message just does with them? No it flourishes. People will hear of his death and humanize him and many will follow in his footsteps. If the joker dies you'll get cults and copycats galore all trying to finish the job he started. Red hood is good at first but he would cause more harm than good in the long run.
@@aidenv6537 to me, joker is that one jigsaw puzzle that nobody could really figure out, and he lives in a city where crime is just as complex as he is
You know things are messed up when Red Hood starts sounding more reasonable than the main characters.
True😂😂
Batman's argument seems reasonable enough to me. Vigilante murder innevitably leads to chaos or tyranny, and superpowered humans shouldn't use their abilities to rule over others.
@@toahero5925 But Are the choices that Batman takes that dont seem too reasonable.
@@elfabio8265 Such as intending to keep Brainiac alive even after restoring the cities.
@@elfabio8265 Well see Batman doesn't spare criminals because he wants to, his main reason is that his no-kill rule keeps him sane... in Arkham Knight, Batman goes crazy after Joker's death (which wasn't even his fault) so just imagine how dangerous he would be if he killed as much as Jason
Red hood is actually the only one who is doing anything about crime without hurting innocents that a real anti hero for you
I am Just like Jason and Damian.
I mean I never kill somebady ( maybe I Will)
@@terra4822 Bruh you trying to tell me that you're a superhero who goes out and fights crime?
@@terra4822 it's not that deep.
@@terra4822 yo FBI this nigga right here
@@angrynigga6298 you like your own comment
The most reasonable character in the game, red hood has a good ending
Yeah
Atrocious too. He unites the Lanterns.
@@fourscarlet7581 wait did he had a good ending?
I thought he killed everyone in brainiac's collection
@@khebre6032 Yeah, he doesn't wanted to kill then, he tough that, killing brainiac, he could free these Worlds. The guilt of his actions almost made his own red lanterns kill him and he realized that the anger of the red lanterns should be used only against the ones who's enemies of the universe life and the criminals, being a special police force to maintain the peace with all the other lanterns troups
@@gamemaster1608 Nice
This is why Jason's my favorite member of the Bat Family, he doesn't go along with what he's told. He does what he feels is right, the way he sees fit.
Same here. He gets shit done!
AgentRedgrave Jason and dick should have a buddy cop series
he still friend with Alfred.
Red Hood and black Manta know how to get SHIT done!
Well said. Really got me thinking about Under The Red Hood especially that last scene. You kinda gotta sympathize with him. Hes been through hell since day one and had no one until Batman. Its admirable to see someone like that who still fights for the little guy.
Killing Professor Pyg is always a win my book
Agreed, that pig-skin prick deserved to die, long ago
Deserves a fate worse than death
Some criminal: You're not gonna kill me!
Red Hood: Do I LOOK like Batman to YOU?
Season of infamy red hood DLC
@@redhood7650 it wasnt season of infamy
Rethink your answer before I fill you up with led
@@errorsans2958 why would you fill me up with pencil led?
This is the true hero Gotham and the world needs. Batman has become too bound up in his moral code to see that sometimes death is necessary for the greater good, while Superman has crossed the line entirely and become what he sought to destroy. This is what we need, a balance between the two.
I agree, I mean Joker was a damn crazy lunatic who just kept escaping Arkham time & time again and he's caused a LOT of suffering & pain to innocent people especially SUPERMAN in this case and all because Batman wouldn't just KILL the fucker already!
@@gibbs615 the worst part is that he didnt try more deeply to put Clark into reason he just saw him as a lost cause that why this Batman makes me so mad, besides he never told sorry to Clark about Lois until the end of Injustice 2 comic and he recognized it.
@@elfabio8265 Oh yeah all true.
@@gibbs615 Jason Todd vs evil Luis el Bridget freezing anime
Jason Todd combine light and darkness.
I'm not surprised jason is the only one making sense he's the only one who see the world the way it really is not black or white but gray he knows that sometimes you gotta put a bullet in someones head but that doesn't need to be the answer every time
Real
Not to mention him starting as a kid on the streets who had to resort to crime to survive, he understands that an oppressive dictator rule would only result in more people resorted to crime in order to survive.
Insurgency: too soft
Regime: too cruel
Red hood: the perfect balance
Insurgency is not soft it just does things that RH would not.
@@TheUnseenPath kinda I guess, even in the story mode of injustice 2, batman still insisted they do not kill, even the most dangerous villains.
@@Smiley0.1 Yeah, I don't agree with it either but Bats will go all out you aren't soft because you don't kill it's some of them probably can be saved. That said they aren't coddling them either they're saying you go away for a LONG time in a maximum penitentiary prison and never see the light of day. It's the city's fault they have no death penalty.
The perfect balance as it should be "Thanos"
@@TheUnseenPathIf they are put in prison, they’ll just eventually find a way to break out again, I think all the criminal justice systems in comics just for some reason have no death penalty, I think it’s why we have antiheroes in the first place
I love the red hood because he thinks both sides are wrong he does his own brand of justice
When you realize Red Hood is the only logical vigilante in Injustice
One of the most badass endings
Aka my favorite
It would have been better if he killed superman and Batman
Jesus i love you.
@@joseluislopez1428 Jason probley didn't have the materials to kill superman, and Jason probley still viewed batman like a father, or knew that if he killed batman no one can stop superman.
Jesus you love jay too?😊
He made his own bullets
You gotta respect that
"I fight for the people!"- Red Hood
I'm on Jasons side he makes the most sense bruces mercy gets more killed and Clark is fucking insane killing anyone who even looks at him wrong but Jason is right doing the right thing means sometimes killing and sometimes not
Jason Todd lives and he's not taking prisoners.
He's taking their lives.
I like Jason, he doesn't side with anyone. Does what's necessary to protect people.
Oxerro A real hero
Sam wilson Captain America The perfect mixture of Batman and Joker. Justice and Injustice. Chaos and order.
Oxerro
Damm Straght!
@Fyodor Bastien Bataican Boholst heartwarming.
Unlike Damian who perverts the message of batman
In a world as insane and dark as Injustice, Red Hood is the true successor to the Batman.
"Successor?" Jason does not give a shit about batman's teachings, he kills when he needs to
Yeah, jason is no successor to bruce and tbh I'm not sure he wants to be
Criminal : you can't kill if you're a hero !
Red Hood : Am i a Batman to you ?
So he's saying he's not down with either side, but he's literally doing Bruce's entire job while Bruce is busy fighting Superman. Idk why, that's just funny to me.
Are you with batman?
Well yes but no
He's killing them doe xd
He hates Superman's dictatorial governance, but he also resents Batman for not being willing to kill, even monsters like his rogue's gallery, ESPECIALLY Joker.
I half expected a BANG! after that fade to black from Red Hood standing over Pyg.
Red Hood is the hero Gotham needs. Snuff the villains out and the problem is eliminated. It also scares any aspiring copycat criminals straight.
Agreed. I have full respect for Batman, but Jason needs to be there to take down people like Joker and Scarecrow for good. I’d argue that he is pretty extreme (by his logic, Harley should be shot, which Injustice makes incredibly wrong) but so is Batman. In the end, two sides of the coin of Gotham vigilantism.
@@goroakechi6126 Exactly. Joker and Scarecrow are the key problems that could be permanently dealt with
@@kaioken301
And some of the more mentally decayed villains, like the Riddler, Dr. Pigface and Mad Hatter. Maybe Ra’s too, but that would cause quite the commotion worldwide, so...
@@goroakechi6126 Yeah, someone like Ra's would need some very careful planning and a team that likely includes Batman
@@kaioken301
Most of the other rouges gallery deserve therapy. Harley, Bane, Selina, Clayface, Freeze and even Ivy have a proven record of working for the good guys after regular therapy (NOT by mind alteration *cough riddler cough*).
Batman: if you kill a killer, the number of killers in the world stays the same.
Red hood: so, what your saying is, kill a LOT of killers then?
Lol that quote is weird because yeah if you kill a killer the number of a killers stays the same but what about the next killer you kill? The number goes down right?
@@2Bound2 yeah also the number of innocent lives lost doesn't go up vs letting them go as Batman does, how many lives has he indirectly taken because he let the Joker live (or Bane or any other baddie), in a world as corrupt as theirs where criminals go in and out of Arkham, red hood's method is the only one that makes sense.
@@francargeric1 red hood is too extreme, he kills criminals as low as petty thugs and thieves in most adaptions, i can understand killing the most dangerous and/or most repeat offenders. but i am of the opinion you should atleast give reformation a chance, which red hood doesn't really do.
@@matthiuskoenig3378 He is the direct response to the passiveness of Batman, a middle ground would be ideal but Nightwing is more like Batman in that way. But if you give me to choose between red hood and Batman, red hood is the better approach, Batman ends up creating these villains by giving them a challenge (and knowing there are pretty much no consequences), while redhood chases them down, crossing him means death, not a beating and couple weeks vacation at Arkham.
@@matthiuskoenig3378 Actually in most adaptations I've read, with some exceptions, Jason only kills repeat, repeat offenders and the worst of the worst.
Punisher, on the other one, is the person more known to brutally torture and kill an entire criminal operation even low level goons.
There are versions of Jason that kill low level goons, but its not his default.
I would love if DC made a movie about Red Hood
Batman: Under the Red Hood
@@Quix0tic707 I've heard of this, but not seen it, don't know if it was good or not, and I meant a movie that is not an animation, if You know what I mean
@@DeadlyFunky1014 I really enjoyed it, great depiction of Red Hood. Also has Neil Patrick Harris as Nightwing, which was cool. I would recommend it
As long as it’s animated because DC works better in animation than live action most of the time.
@@agente9988 Yeah Under the Red Hood is an animation. Fairly basic art style, nothing especially groundbreaking, but still a great film nonetheless. My favourite depiction of Red Hood.
If you can't convert these DC villians and they keep getting lose, kill them like Red Hood said
Water Man exactly.
I actually respect Jason for playing devil's advocate between Batman and Supe's stances
I would've actually love to seen a possible third faction led by Red Hood that is basically the best of both worlds, however we all know that Batman and Superman are unwilling to compromise on their beliefs.
Jericho Strayker Yes, same here. But it's too black and white. The shades of gray are rarely explored.
Kind of like the "Justice Lords" from Justice League Unlimited.
Jason has earned my respect. He does what he has to do while others act all self-righteous.
Darth Stalker Exactly.
He has the will to solve problems, rather than just delay them like Bruce does.
I love Batman but he really needs to kill when it’s possible like sometimes maybe we don’t have to kill but when people go to far we have to kill
Edgelord
Jason in injustice is probably one of batmans biggest successes. As much as batmans "no killing" is cool, this isnt a crusade anymore its a war. Plus batman forgot what it was like to be the underdog, the weak child in the alley. Red hood cant forget.
Some times a crusade is a war. Batman remembers that all the time what it was like to be that kid. It's not his job to kill it's Gotham's job to impose a death penalty and their fault their isn't one.
@@TheUnseenPath im talking about the INJUSTICE universe batman
I agreed with Jason's lone wolf viewpoint until I recalled the Zsasz incident. Had he known about how it all really went down, there is no way Jason wouldn't be more Batman leaning.
There should be a Arkham Red Hood game with Moral Choices Paths.
Jason is the Punisher if the Punisher had a more moral viewpoint
Red Hood tries to control crime while the Punisher tries to destroy it.
Red Hood destroys crime just like the punisher does
@@alexanderdixson9956 That's not how he does that?
@@alexanderdixson9956Punisher destroys crime by killing everyone who's a serious offender.
Red Hood kills the worst of the worst and/or repeat violent offenders, and for organized crime, he'll establish himself as the new boss of bosses to control and mitigate crime while also sabotaging it from within.
He is the best hero for me, i agree with Batman not every criminal must be killed or you will become as bad as they, but people like the Joker, Ra's al ghul, Professor piggy (the guy that he kills in this ending just so you know) can't be turned sane and they will keep escaping the asylum and killing even more people, is trading one life to save hundreds if not millions, this is the reason red hood is the best hero he does what needs to be done and he is still more sane than Batman
To be blunt tho, I'm very positive that Anti-Hero is the more fitting theme for ol Jason here
i love his "grew up in the slums" character style
so basically, he ends up becoming Batman.
Jason: :"NO, I'M NOT!!! YOU SHUT UP!!!"
No he becomes Murder Batman
brentage5000
Basically, he becomes DC's Punisher
He becomes a much more effective version of Batman.
He becomes Thomas Wayne
As much as I side with Batman and the Insurgency, I agree with Red Hood wholeheartedly. He speaks the truth. I'm with Red Hood on this one.
Some people just gotta go. I agree with Red Hood on that.
He still uses the same tactics as Bruce in a lot of ways. Spreading fear. But Batman’s fear only lasted so long. People figured out that he didn’t kill. You get caught, maybe a broken arm or two, you’ll heal. What do criminals start thinking when the corpses of high reputation criminals start showing up in the streets?
@@playhard5753 I'll take that as a yes.
He's actually so sweet
Great, maybe you can fix him
Probably the most sensible character in like ever.
This reminds me of Spawns intro in MK11 with joker
S: Time do die Clown
J: You can't kill me, heroes have moral codes
S: who said I was a hero
If red hood offered me to fight crime with him I would say heck yeah
WarriorKid95 The meme Lord same here all I need is training and I will be red hood’s most dangerous partner.
I'd say "FUCK Yeah!!"
I would love to figh crime like red hood
Injustice 3 NEEDS the Red Hood. That and BEAST BOY!
Sadly Beast boy already dead in injustice 2
But who’s gonna voice Batman, who could they find to replace the original voice actor
But I agree, hopefully red hood and black manta will come back
@@Tman23 that’s true if they get somebody to voice Batman for injustice 3, it better be one hell of a voice actor… Kevin Conroy was the 🐐 R.I.P 🖤
It would be amazing Tim Drake my favorite Robin I would love to play with him in the next game 😃👍
@@ycarusgamer5187 hate to break it to you but he dead😂, you can blame Zod, and BB died in metropolis
The Punisher 🤝 Red Hood
0:12 Punisher : Let's be friend Jason 😁
Red Hood: I’ve got your back Frank 😎
The problem with Injustice Superman is that he is grieving and is ruling by hatred and fear rather than logic and reason which makes him unreliable as a hero as well as a leader.
Batman does not kill but he also cannot contain villains and terrorists for good and this ends up losing more lives than they are saving but protecting the innocent should be top priority even if you have to murder criminals to stop them from hurting others.
Jason Todd a vigilante who knows when and when not to kill and always put the innocent first above all else he will do what is necessary.
He is Absolute Vengeance.
You said it perfectly
Red hood would be us in real life we would kill horrible people if we need to
Well you are right...Jason Todd is the one thing Batman can't be and that is ABSOLUTE VENGEANCE
Goddamn thats absolutely one of the greatest explanation ive read. Jason knows when to be superman and batman. I really love the idea of him in between both injustice superman and batman explanation. The fear and rage are only for the criminals and reason and logic are for the innocents who needs to understand as well as batman that some lives would do the world a favor for the to be killed.
Although depictions of redhood are on the murder them regardless if theyre evil incarnate or not as long as they're criminals which is a but problematic. Some criminals are desperate for survival (even if they are probably harming others) so who is he to be the judge, jury and executioner and deems himself as justice to those probably in need of guidance and actual help like that one country (i forgot) irl that didnt criminalize drugs and just helped them (dunno if that work but still would change the stereotypes that they are super evil druggies)
The reason Batman never killed the Joker or any of Villains is because as much as I hate to admit it batman isn't fully sane and he knows it he saw his parents and son die in front of him which traumatized him and if he killed the Joker it might've pushed him into full insanity. Turning him into a ruthless killer or a supervillain like superman. Superman went from being a simble of hope to being a heartless killer bent on killing all criminals and getting rid of crime by starting his own dictatorship because killing the Joker pushed him over the edge.
So red hood ending was screw both sides? I approve. This ending 10 out of 10 best ending in injustice 2.👍
Fun thing is that at the end of the day, Jason is the true balance between Bruce and Clark. He is fighting for justice, but he's not gonna hold back and let villains continue their evil. But he's not gonna try to control everything like Superman did. Even though he isn't part of the Injustice 2 storyline, his story was told in a pretty neat way, NRS did a great job.
they good in making non-canon ending but their story, especially the main villain kronika, they don't do it properly
Who would have imagined that a street kid who has no one will rise up to become the greatest defender? Thats what jason has proved to us
If they want to milk this series, this is the best way to go. Neither superman's or batman's from the story mode.
Red Hood is exactly what the world needed in the Injustice universe
On one hand, killing is acceptable when the criminals give no other choices, but on the other hand, senselessly murdering people and calling yourself a hero is just wrong
But there’s one thing that Red Hood could’ve fixed, not all criminals are irredeemable, even murderers deserve a second chance, now mass murderers like the Joker do deserve death, but the way I see it, a hero doesn’t kill, and sometimes, killing is necessary
In that sense, a hero has no place in fighting crime, because they’ll never do what needs to be done to some criminals
I feel like Red Hood could’ve been a healthy mix between Batman and Superman, killing only those who actually gave him no choice, and no one else
Watch death note, i think i'm with red hood on this. Fear will reduce crime rate
Look what happens when US police is defunded on some states, the crime rate spikes up because there are no threats
Yea I am somewhat with you it's mostly become a dilemma on which criminals should live or die
Damn, Red Hood kills Pyg as an introduction to his crusade to protect the people from being stuck between Batman and Superman.
Given how many psychotic supervillains Gotham has, Red Hood is the hero the city REALLY needs; how many thousands of people would still be alive if Batman had just killed the Joker after his first killing spree, instead of just beating him up and letting him get put in Arkham Asylum, which might as well have a revolving door for the inmates.
Have you seen Batman: Red Hood?
It’s very scary to know that Red Hood of all people is the reasonable one here. Injustice really is one of the worst possible timeline
Flashpoint
@@claudiavelasquez4830 Okay ASIDE from Flashpoint
@@DavidGraham221 Batman who laughs?
@@claudiavelasquez4830 Okay you’ve made your point. You can stop now
@@DavidGraham221 Dceased
0:47 I actually love how Jason is doing this as he was once the type of person that his current self is protecting.
Thats why i luv jason, doesnt follow batman's stupid rule and sup's faulty domination
The voice acting is amazing, you can truly feel how satisfied jason is from those first 3 words.
This is probably my least favorite voice actor for Jason tbh. They should have gotten Troy Baker to play him again. Here he sounds like an edgelord teen imo.
@@malikcrim13 He kind of is an edgelord teenager, the reason it works though is because they don't go overboard with it.
@@oddball0399 Imagine if it's Tommy Wiseau voice. The first three words would be 😄
"OH...HI...MARK"
@@oddball0399 except not a teen, he’s canonically 23-4 lol
Kinda disappointed that there wasn't a fired bullet sound at the end of this.
He speaks nothing but the truth
1:05 Jason Todd: This little piggy went... (kills Professor Pyg)
cameronjr8 that reference😂😂
WHERE IS JOKER??
cameronjr8 BLLLLAAAAAAATTT!!!!!
^^WTF!
All over the floor and the ceiling, blood and brain matter everywhere
Red Hood becoming the Hero Gotham needs AND deserves.
Totally dude
Red Hood should have his own faction in injustice 3
Should've named The Outlaws after the comics I guess
Red Hood is one of my favorite characters
Same man
0:24 Batman and Superman act like : Jason, Do what you want you like. We're too busy fighting each other to intefered your life anymore.
Red Hood : Thanks.
I hope Jason has a larger role in the third game
When I saw Pigg lying on the ground I was overjoyed, he's too evil, even for the DC universe
That builds up the satisfaction of smashing his mask as we slammed his head on the table.
Ughhhh his voice😍😍 THEY SHOULDVE SHOWED HIS FACE IN THE GAME DAMN IT
Jason is the coolest bat family member I like his suit desgin and his weapon choice
For those who don't know, the little girl at 0:49 is Scarlet, and in one comic she is Red Hood's sidekick, and the reason she looks like that is because of Professor Pyg
which comic was it?
@@prufan batman and robin #3-6 (one of the worst Jason's representations)
@@leastdelusionalbatfanboy so it's not worth reading?
@@eminayeart outside of this arc its good
I love how hes killing proffesor pyg, one of the most messed up villains ever in dc, i wish he was able to kill zsass, cuz zsass killed alfred and i dont regret damian avenging alfred
But Damian forget who unleash Zsass from prison.
@@osamujapan8329Who did release him?
@@BritishBraon Superman
Red Hood just became a Grey Jedi in DC
But he doesn’t use the force and out world weapons he use guns like the Americans
@@bananaboi4108 it gets the job done.
@@stevenbobbybills ik and also is even red hood custom bullet can be made in rl
@@bananaboi4108 probably won't be as effective as in the game, though.
@@stevenbobbybills yeah sound it shotgun bullet v2 when close range mean your going 2c burn and off to the hospital you go
Nobody is gonna point out that the girl he saves in the cutscene is his future side kick?
really? what’s her name
@@realcrustycrab795 scarlet the daughter of that killer professor pig
@@orionpax4253 was she really his daughter? I remember her just being one of his his labotmized dollotron henchmen? Although being his daughter is a good twist. Especially since he'd definitely do that to his family.
@@realcrustycrab795 Sasha I think.
@@unclefranklin4575 nah, she's not his daughter. Her uncle was one of his henchman who nearly screwed pig over and... yeah. He was halfway through the dollotron surgery on her when Damian saved her. She met Jason in the hospital after pulling the plug on her father (who had also been put through the surgery).
The Anti Hero that we need Red Hood
He see the world not in one perspective like others
you know things are fucked then Harley Jason and Atrocitus have more positive endings than "Heroes"
Jason was the most senseful person in the entire game
he legit has the best ending in the whole game and this is coming from an aquaman fanboy lol
As much as DC wants to portray Red hood/Jason as a villain or a mercenary, he’s actually right he doesn’t follow the motives of any government body which prevents him from following a dictator and he has the right sense of justice that whatever the criminal did should have equal consequences.
he is not necessarily right, he is essentially judge jury and executioner. and he doesn't just kill the worst of the worst, he is usually also depicted as killing regular street thugs/etc. red hood, like all humans, is failable. he can think the wrong person did the crime and since he is willing to just kill them he can kill an actually innocent person. (hell red hood has killed 100% innocent policemen because they got in his way)
ok what about the worst super villians you say? well its not exactly like people stay dead in this universe, *looks at jason* i think its best for everybody if supervilliens are held in max security prisons. atleast then they can be monitored, there is a small chance of redemption and if they do escape/are freed the heroes know exactly when it happens and where to start looking for them again.
the hero this world needs
So jason basically keeps doing his usual thing?
Not exacly protect innocent before hes was just killing criminals
@@thephoenix4093 I'm pretty sure he always protected innocents. I don't really get why people consider him an anti-hero, he literally does nothing wrong
@@viniciusgrosse1958 so killing isnt wrong?
@@viniciusgrosse1958 hes never protects innocent the lazarus pit side effect made him a sochiopath he just has a grudge againts criminals and using a brutal version of justice one batman do not share he never cared about innocent life he cares about ending criminals
@@thephoenix4093 he was never a sociopath, he himself has said to batman that his methods weren't effective and that because of him people were dying. He always cared about inocent people
I am so happy Jason kills Professor Pyg, that guy gives me nightmares
I didn't even know pyg exested untill Arkham Knight
@@RexGaming935 I guess you haven't watched Beware the Batman. I first time saw pyg there.
Hey it's Professor Pyg! Haven't seen him since his Arkham Knight days lol
Red Hood is the closest thing to a playable Rorschach in Injustice 2.
Pretty much
No Rorschach is far right wing conservative. Red hood is more independent....I think.
Batman has a no-kill rule to keep him sane, not because he thinks it's right... I don't think most people get that
Yeah, Batman doesn't want to become like the Punisher. Still, in the Injustice series, he tries to stop others, NOT just his "superhero family", from killing as well. He also intended keeping Brainiac alive in his ending, and even after restoring the cities. Seriously, Batman from the comics, during Final Crisis, was willing to kill Darkseid because he was just too dangerous!
@@videogollumer Maybe Batman is trying to give some villains a chance to reform themselves, like Harley Quinn. Maybe that’s why he wants to spare them and not kill.
@@JodanStaples Yes, but Harley actually shows signs of reforming. What about Victor Zsasz? Did he have much chance? Also, he wanted to keep Brainiac alive, and not just after restoring the cities! Would you say it's fair to ANYONE on an inhabited planet to have them live in fear that a techno-organic narcissist with the capability of destroying multiple worlds could break free from imprisonment and CONTINUE destroying multiple worlds?!
@@videogollumer 😐...
Edit: I meant those are not too dangerous.
@@JodanStaples ..........your crazy!
He's more effective than Batman and Superman
Indeed wish he could’ve kept his Arkham knight Armour and gear
But with Bat symbol rather than Joker made Arkham one or maybe completely re design it
Sure, if by "effective" you mean "good at killing folks who might've commited a crime".
There's a reason that lynch mobs have such a bad rep, vigilante "justice" innevitably spills innocent blood.
@toahero5925 Same exact argument over and over again, you people. It's like you didn't even understand what his goal is. Punish the ones who commit light crimes, kill those who have repeatedly made the same mistake, i.e villains like the Joker or Pyg, in order to scare those who were spared so they don't commit crimes ever again. Sure sounds more effective than Batman's, that's for sure.
@@Brkncntrllr Yes, because courtrooms are *entirely* unnecessary for knowing who commited those crimes.
@@toahero5925 The entire point is that courtrooms are inefficient at dealing with villains like the Joker.
Oh wait that’s red hoods sidekick right I’ve never realised that
Have injustice 3 be about red hood and his own team.
Gotham city belongs to the Redhood
Gotham City is now protected by the Red Hood
@@alexanderdixson9956 yep
Indeed
This ending should be called: Red Hood the Vigilante
Red Hood is the coolest in DC
Anyone that thinks Jason is too far gone needs to watch this.
i agree
I agree too
Leave him alone.
I love Jason Todd still I wonder why people didn't like him in 80s
I believe it has something to do with the character kind of being very rude and annoying but possibly it could be because they hate him for replacing dick Grayson
How would you feel if someone replaced something you liked so much?
Dark-Warrior The-Curse-Hero Like when Montoya replaced Vig Sage as The Question
bubble blue hero People hated edgy rebellious characters back then. If he had shown up in the 90s people would have loved him
Because he's an exact copy of dick grayson before he's dead.
I like 80s
I think red hood vision of justice is the most acurate and efficient one, it's the exact midle between superman's and batman's vision, and im sorry but even batman's vision is wrong, monsters like the joker should be erased from the planet.
Man Jason is the ultimate badass I really like his ending dude is basically the ultimate wild card in the injustice universe and dc multiverse mister Todd is one of few dc anti-heroes I really respect hope that i find his comic books and action figures as well.
To me, the much better leaders are the ones who don't stand for either side. That alone shows potential. I love Red Hood, he would be a real hero to Gotham then that of Batman.
I side with Superman but I wouldn’t be nearly as despotic and controlling as he was.
If Red Hood was Gotham's protector, the city would be far cleaner than when Batman is doing it. Why? Because Red Hood at least brings results, Batman only makes things worse.
Yeah he's the Hero Gotham needs but not the one they want clearly, at the end of the day Batman is still the true Hero of Gotham wether you like it or not and nothing is going to change that plus you have to remember that not all Criminals are like The Joker some of them are doing criminal thing because they're in desperate situations or are just doing it to save their loved ones like mr freeze
@@jorgebersabe293 It wouldn't become cleaner. When a villain dies do you think their message just does with them? No it flourishes. People will hear of his death and humanize him and many will follow in his footsteps. If the joker dies you'll get cults and copycats galore all trying to finish the job he started. Red hood is good at first but he would cause more harm than good in the long run.
@@aidenv6537 to me, joker is that one jigsaw puzzle that nobody could really figure out, and he lives in a city where crime is just as complex as he is
Man this english dub anime monologue sounds really good
0:50 Is why I love Red Hood
He's awesome
Same
pyg make cameoooooooooo thank youuuuuuuu red hooooooooood
Jason in my opinion became somewhat like flashpoint Batman
Red Hoods the best
I LOVE THIS GUY
Honestly think that Jason makes for a better Batman than Damian. At least this universe version of Damian.
Jason is better than Damien in every way...and I trust him to be Batman than Ra's al Ghul's grandson.
Damian is on Superman’s Side
The Hero we all need but don't deserve
So he’s an anarchy that stands up for the good people right?
He is basically The Punisher. Killing is allowed for him.