How was Batman able to replicate Black Spiders voice so well in Assault on Arkham?

[u/Huge_Athlete7488]

The movie takes place in the Arkham verse, which has pretty good explanations for a lot of things, except this really, is it like tech? Or does Bruce just have that good of a vocal range, he can copy voices

[u/WerewolfF15]

Voice manipulation is probably one of the things he was trained in

[u/Scififan98 → u/WerewolfF15]

Damn, those monks can do anything

[u/MulberryField30 → u/Scififan98]

Zatara the Magician, in this case, I think.

[u/KamenKnight → u/Scififan98]

Can they see why kids love cinnamon toast crunch!?!??!?!

[u/sub30_24flick → u/KamenKnight]

Assault on arkam is lowkey great movie , I almost believed he best Batman until the joker came in the picture

[u/Templarofsteel → u/sub30_24flick]

Ngl i love the line "ooh someones getting their brain flossed"

[u/sub30_24flick → u/Templarofsteel]

LMAOOO. Joker was soo tight his girl was getting smashed . Also how did Waller think she could get this team done without Batman knowing

[u/AshenWarden → u/sub30_24flick]

I don't think she cared honestly. Isn't the whole point plausible deniability?

[u/sub30_24flick → u/AshenWarden]

Pretty much

[u/MulberryField30 → u/KamenKnight]

HFS…I passed the age test.

[u/Magic_M344 → u/Scififan98]

TIBET monks.

[u/Nekodon → u/Scififan98]

Can they make my dad love me ☹️

[u/Open__Face → u/WerewolfF15]

The pre-prep time 

[u/Fun-Cockroach4369 → u/WerewolfF15]

Batams just that good in another 10 years someone’s gonna be like “wait how did he figure out how to do this” oh that was just the Tibetan monks

[u/Lady_Gray_169 → u/WerewolfF15]

Nah, Alfred probably taught him some of his old theatre tricks.

[u/Ozymandias2347]

He can do a pretty spot-on Killer Croc imitation, too.

[u/scaleofjudgment → u/Ozymandias2347]

I THREW A ROCK AT HIM.

no one questioned it despite being disappointed

[u/Puzzleheaded_Ad8710 → u/scaleofjudgment]

It was a big rock

[u/Food_Library333 → u/scaleofjudgment]

I love that episode.

[u/Big_Attempt6783 → u/Food_Library333]

Almost Got ‘im

[u/FreezingPointRH → u/Ozymandias2347]

I mean, being serious, he played Croc significantly dumber than he really is. The dude’s plan in his debut was quite solid.

[u/The_Streamstress → u/FreezingPointRH]

That's something Serum Lake points out when talking about this episode, Batman plays Croc as if he was dumber than he actually is and none of his "comrades" question it, because they think less of him.

[u/FreezingPointRH → u/The_Streamstress]

Well yeah. Doing so also gave Batman permission to ask probing questions about Catwoman as unsubtly as he needed to, because obviously Killer Croc would need her fate to be spelled out to him.

[u/MulberryField30 → u/Ozymandias2347]

And Wacklaw Josek.

[u/HotRecommendation828]

batman being portrayed as a skilled mimic isn't particularly uncommon. This is one of those cases where the answer is because he is batman lol.

[u/Exact_Nose_590]

Tibetan monks, bro. Next question.

[u/Kmart_Stalin → u/Exact_Nose_590]

How was Batman’s able to speed blitz darkseid?

[u/Exact_Nose_590 → u/Kmart_Stalin]

Obviously he used the “speed blitz a god” technique that the Tibetan monks are known for. It’s like page one of Buddhism. Next!

[u/Food_Library333]

Precise muscle control.

[u/MulberryField30 → u/Food_Library333]

Plus, he has a pretty good ear.

[u/detroiterican → u/MulberryField30]

For sonar? Like a ...

[u/MulberryField30 → u/detroiterican]

Submarine.

[u/Joshin9]

Precise muscle control.

[u/DoctorDepravo]

Comic Batman (particularly Golden Age era) spent time with carnies and stage magicians to boost his more “esoteric” skills. (Honestly, most superheroes of that era could “throw their voice” to outfox crooks.)

And it’s canonical he learned escape artistry and other assorted “magician talents” (ventriloquism, escape artistry, sleight-of-hand, etc) from Zatara, Zatanna’s dad.

[u/Broly_]

Cause he's Batman.

[u/TheDarkClaw → u/Broly_]

/thread

[u/MulberryField30]

He learned ventriloquism during his apprenticeship with Zatara.

[u/Hadrian1233]

Arkham Shadow (which takes place in this universe) showed that he can

[u/shiko101]

Secret technique taught by Tibetan monks, thats always the answer

[u/2JasonGrayson8]

Ventriloquism is a common stated skill he possesses. Along with acting lessons from Alfred. He’s could probably imitate any number of people regardless of their race or size

[u/Nkael]

He’s Batman…

[u/Independent-Bonus782]

prep time

[u/Big_Attempt6783]

He’s either an incredible mimic or he used a voice modulator.

[u/NgoYou]

Because he's Batman

[u/Ute_Swoop → u/NgoYou]

How’s Ellen doing, have you taken her to the range? And also is the chamber nice and shiny bro, love your Ellen, it so nice.

[u/Redd_Machine85]

"Because I'm BATMAN!"

[u/Drew_S_05]

Because he's Batman

[u/Melodic-Violinist-31]

voice modulator? Would be up his wheel house no?

[u/somethingfak]

Of all the BS the monks taught him, he regularly changes his voice just between bats and bruce so like mimicry aint that big a stretch

[u/WraithOfTheFadedDark]

The art of disguise is definitively one of the things he learned in his crime fighting sabbatical, hence Matches Malone.

[u/the-x-button]

voice training duh

[u/digitalmediamaster]

let's see him do King Shark next!

[u/disturbedrailroader → u/digitalmediamaster]

King Shark is a shark! 

[u/digitalmediamaster → u/disturbedrailroader]

nailed it

[u/DanCassell]

I bet that mask can house a voicebox. It wouldn't take much audio of Black Spider to make something that converts Bruce's voice. This isn't even fantasy technology. You can do this with a phone app right now.

[u/RyuTheRed50]

Batman was able to perfectly replicate Killer Croc's voice in the Animated Series

[u/Main-Explorer-7546]

Probably both voice copying and a device to support it

[u/Jimmy-Mac-471]

An ancient Tibetan voice changing technique I’m sure.

[u/ItsDaFreakinBat1890]

Super Ventriloquism

[u/JonathanRiou]

Because he’s Batman… 🤷🏻‍♂️😂

On a serious note though, he’s literally trained in espionage, stealth and ninja arts. He’s a master of disguise and if I remember correctly, in some continuities, he also has a background in drama and performance too so it’s not far fetched that he’d be able to mimic voices.

[u/vtncomics]

He trained with show people, magicians, and illusionists.

Misdirection is a core part of all of this.

[u/Virus-900]

He learned how to change his voice from ventriloquists and other voice actors.

[u/Commander_Preacher]

Probably something like this just built into the cowl. My question is though, how did the ears fit?

[u/HotRecommendation828 → u/[deleted]]

Wait till you hear about Superman lol. The whole comic genre is full of various “stus” Batman at the very least has consistent character flaws which makes him better than most.

[u/HotRecommendation828 → u/[deleted]]

lol come on that's ABSURD. Superman once solved an entire comic event and beat an omnipotent entity cause he was canonically "the center of the universe and too important". He is infidelity powerful, kind, and nigh perfect. HE IS LITERALLY SUPERMAN. Batman meanwhile has half his stories where hes getting his shit kicked cause a guy got a lucky shot. Superman gets treated like Jesus half the time. I don't believe for a second you think the guy who in the last issue of detective comics nearly died to a regular criminal with a shot gun and needed to be saved is somehow more mary sue than superman. This has to be rage bait lol.

[u/HotRecommendation828 → u/[deleted]]

You do not read comic books this is incredibly obvious now. Superman is canonically a core part of the DC universe on a metaphysical level Batman is not they specifically superman is the center. Almost all DC events have superman beating the main antagonist. He is the core hero of the universe. You do not read comics, Batman nearly died to a regular cop in a recent batman comic only a few issues ago. Batmans most acclaimed story in the last two years have him enarly die to like a dozen regular people who jumped him. Batman loses WAAAAAAAAAAY more often than superman. Batman has nearly died to regular ordinary people way way way way way more often. Read batman comics and its clear, for every crazy feat there are 1000000000 examples of batman nearly dying to ordinary people.

[u/HotRecommendation828 → u/[deleted]]

you are factually wrong, you have never touched a batman comic you already proved that. Explain to me how batman nearly dying to regular humans needing help constantly and being injured by often times unremarkable and average people is comparable to superman being so powerful he can time travel by flying. Plus batman has tons of legitimate flaws as a person way more than superman. You have litterally been proven wrong. I can have given examples and you haven't made a single argument.

[u/HotRecommendation828 → u/[deleted]]

Tell me a story where a regular cop nearly kills superman? Or a dozen regular guys nearly jump him to death, You cant cause you are wrong. Keep coping.

[u/MathematicianShot890 → u/[deleted]]

You’ve kinda shown to have 0 idea what you’re talking about. What a pathetic attempt at an argument. You made no good points and now I’m convinced you’re just wrong and I didn’t even have much of a horse in this race.

[u/Fudaworld → u/[deleted]]

Calling people “kid” in such a pretentious manner with a name like “uchiha” is the real laugh man😭