His angular chest plate acts as a means of deflecting the batclaw his utility belt, in contrast to Batman's, is low-slung and his gauntlets, boots, and armor are influenced by the lightweight design of a fighter aircraft: "highly resistant, unreflective and totally intimidating". The "A" logo of the Arkham Asylum facility is worn as an emblem on his chest.
The Arkham Knight wears a high-tech, militarized version of the Batsuit with short antennas that resemble bat ears to mock Batman. Lead character artist Albert Feliu has stated that the Arkham Knight's design reflects his role in the game as well as his knowledge of Batman's tactics and fighting style. Batman has not encountered him before, so this is a completely original design and role that the Arkham Knight brings." Ginn described the opportunity to create an original character in the Batman universe as "terrifying", but the developers at the studio relished the chance to make a mark on the Batman property that would last beyond the games themselves. Īccording to game director Sefton Hill, " wanted to introduce someone who could really challenge Batman to go head to head with him in lots of different ways." When asked if the Arkham Knight was an entirely new character or simply new to the Batman: Arkham series, marketing producer Dax Ginn responded: "Completely original. Troy Baker provided the character's voice in the game, which was released in June 2015. – Dax Ginn, marketing producer at Rocksteady Studios īatman: Arkham Knight, the fourth and final main installment in the Batman: Arkham video game series, introduced the Arkham Knight, a new villain created specifically for the game by Rocksteady Studios, comic-book writer Geoff Johns, and comic artist Jim Lee. " the idea was on the table for us to develop our own character and introduce that into Batman's world, there was so much energy and excitement around it at Rocksteady – but we really were conscious of the value of the collaboration creatively we have with DC to make sure the gameplay role the Arkham Knight has is really reflected in his appearance and his outlook and his perspective." Raised within Arkham Asylum by its inmates, Astrid grew to sympathize with Gotham City's criminals and becomes the Arkham Knight to seek revenge against Batman for her mother's death. This version is a wholly original character named Astrid Arkham. The Arkham Knight persona was later adapted into the mainstream comics in Detective Comics #1000 in March 2019. In the game's continuity, Todd was thought to have been killed years earlier by the Joker, but was actually tortured and driven insane in Arkham Asylum. Towards the end of the game's main story, the Arkham Knight is revealed to be Jason Todd, the former and second Robin adapted from the mainstream DC Comics. He allies with the Scarecrow and provides a military presence in the evacuated Gotham City. The Arkham Knight is introduced as the mysterious leader of a vast militia of mercenaries who harbors a deep-rooted grudge against Batman. He first appeared in the debut issue of the prequel comic book of the same name in March 2015. The original version was created to serve as the titular villain of Rocksteady Studios' 2015 video game Batman: Arkham Knight, in which he is voiced by Troy Baker. Both characters are depicted as enemies of the superhero Batman. The Arkham Knight is an alias used by two supervillains appearing in DC Comics media. Utilizes high-tech weapons, equipment, and gadgetry.Battlesuit enhances strength, speed, and durability.Expert hand-to-hand combatant, martial artist, and marksman.Textless cover of Batman: Arkham Knight Genesis, featuring the Arkham Knight's in-game character model from Batman: Arkham Knight
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