In the video game in Justice and the Thai and comic in Justice, Superman goes pretty ape shit nuts, takes over the world, and it's up to Batman to stop him. However, in the video game there is no mention of Alfred, who is of course Bruce Wayne's butler in pretty much every rendition of the character, and is always by his side to helping his crew save against crime as Batman. So the question is, where is Alfred? Well as this video tells us, he is unfortunately dead, and that is why he never appears in the video game in Justice God's Among Us, and I am going to tell you the story of how he died. In the beginning Alfred was assisting Batman as he thought to bring down Superman's regime. However in the fifth year of the fight Alfred took a leave of absence and settled down in Wayne Manor, though Alfred and Batman still stay in contact from time to time, he is Batman's surrogate father after all. After a time Superman discovered where Alfred was, thanks to Damien Wayne. Alfred has given Damien Wayne some advice that led him to revealing to Superman that he had spoken to Alfred and where Alfred was. So Superman went to talk to him and asked him where Batman was hiding. Alfred of course completely refused to tell him, saying he didn't know where Batman was and even if he did he wouldn't tell him anyway. Which he wouldn't. Alfred, as we all know, is pretty badass. In fact in one issue of the comics, Superman is fighting Batman and breaks his back, so Alfred takes a super strength pill and headbutts Superman and beats him unconscious, and then carries Batman to safety. Like I said, pretty badass. But anyway, Superman is of course not happy with Alfred not revealing Batman's hideout and he comes up with a plan to get to Batman. Superman secretly releases Zaz from prison and sends him out on an errand for him. No one in the regime knows about this except for the prisoner's warden, Sanestro, who of course is a really bad super villain and doesn't care what Superman does anyway regardless of who gets hurt or killed along the way. So he's completely fine with this. Zaz infiltrates the back cave and confronts Alfred to find the location of Batman. Alfred of course refuses to tell him and they fight. Alfred does pretty well for a man of his age but ultimately he loses due to being unarmed and verse a completely ruthless psychopath. Zaz leaves Alfred to bleed out and soon after this Damian Wayne comes down to the back cave seeing a happy birthday to Alfred when he finds Alfred's dead body. It is worth saying that it's not actually Alfred's birthday. No one actually knows his real birthday as he won't tell anyone so the Bat family pick a different day each year to throw him a birthday party in hopes of picking the right day for his birthday and they've never actually found the right day and this was of course the day that the Bat family had chosen to guess his true birthday. The death of Alfred was taken hard by everyone as he was much loved in the superhero community though Batman and Damian Wayne were especially affected by it of course. Batman hunted down Zaz and Damian turned up as he had him and wanted to murder Zaz though Batman was able to stop him from doing it. Now Batman defended Zaz not because he wanted to, in fact I think he would like nothing more than to watch him die but because it would have been revenge not justice and that is what Alfred would have wanted. Though Superman turns up and goes him to kill Zaz anyway. Batman says that he knows why Superman would like that as it would cover up the fact that Superman was the one who let Zaz go after all he is the world's greatest detective so it didn't take him all to her than out. And he also says that it's clear Superman did this to manipulate the situation to his advantage. Superman never openly admits to this but he of course did release Zaz. It's never made clear whether his plan was for Zaz to torture Alfred to find out Batman's location or to get Zaz to murder Alfred to lure Batman out. Or even to manipulate Batman into killing Zaz in revenge. Just as Superman killed the Joker in revenge after the Joker manipulated events to kill Lois Lane and the unborn child inside her. Thus proving Superman and Batman are the same. It's possible to be any one of these or even all of these. And he is a moot point as Batman does not kill Zaz but wants him taken into face justice. And though other members from the regime do turn up and defeat Batman or about to capture him, the flash stays Batman at the last second out of respect for Alfred and for Batman's loss. Alfred's funeral is of course planned though we never actually see it. All we see is Batman leaving for the funeral and revealing that his Alfred's births difficult and that he knew his birthday all along but he never said anything as he didn't want to ruin the Batman family's tradition of guessing Alfred's real birthday. So he was sure that Alfred knew Batman was aware of his true birthday all along. And that is how Alfred J. Pennyworth died. And I think it's a shame we had to say goodbye to him as he's such an engaging character and a key figure in Batman's life. Though I must admit it did show how Batman had finally lost everything in his mission to take down Superman. But what do you think about Alfred's death? Do you think it worked well with the story of injustice or that it was unnecessary? 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