Joker

### Aliases

J, Joker, Pudd’in, Clown Prince Of Crime, The Clown, The Red Hood., The Most Sadistic Wacko this Side of Jersey, Shit Stain on the Face of Humanity

### Voiced by

LordJazor

"*I killed your little Robin, murdered hundreds, and you still don’t have the balls.*"
—Joker when Batman refuses to kill him
**Joker** is an insane supervillain who terrorizes Gotham and the archenemy of Batman. He was also a member of the Injustice League.

## Personality

The Joker is nothing more than a maniacal, cruel, and immoral man with a sadistic sense of humor. He laughs at the destruction and death and feels no remorse for the lives he has taken. He also takes sadistic pleasure in mocking and teasing people, especially Batman s much in fact to the point of being vile and crass . The Joker is portrayed as having no fear whenever he is in a life-threatening situation as he wouldn’t take it seriously. The Joker even finds sadistic pleasure in being hurt. He is nihilistic to the point where he didn’t even value his own life, calling it all a joke.

## Physical appearance

The Joker is a tall, well-built man with chalk-white skin, ruby red lips, and a head of bright green hair falling down in a mop style. His most distinguishing feature, however, is his massive and wide smile that is constantly on his face, giving him a sinister sort of appearance at all times. He is most commonly seen wearing a purple suit with a flower on his lapel, skinny leg pants, a skinny purple tie, and a silver chain at his waist.

After his resurrection, he became much slimmer due to the amount his body had decomposed prior to the revival.

## History

### Early Life

Not much is known about the early life of the man who would eventually become Joker, but it assumed that his origins are similar to his *Killing Joke* counterpart.

### Becoming the Joker

After being exposed to the chemicals at Ace Chemical, the criminal formerly known as the Red Hood became the most terrifying psychopath in Gotham, the Joker. Since then, the Joker has fought against Batman for years, leading him to become the Dark Knight's archenemy.

### The Suicide Squad

In 2004, Joker had been imprisoned in Arkham Asylum and had recently broken up with his girlfriend Harley. One day, he noticed Harley and Deadshot sneaking into the building on a mission for the Suicide Squad. They were trying to retrieve stolen information from the Riddler. An angered Harley shot at him, which exposed wires in his cell that allowed him to escape. Annoyed that Deadshot had made fun of him earlier, Joker pursued him and his team. The assassin ultimately out-crazied him, causing the clown to think his gun's safety was on. To cause chaos, Joker opened all the cell doors. Harley rejoined his side, and together they stowed away on Deadshot's helicopter with a dirty bomb. In the end, Batman stopped all of them.

### The Murder of Jason Todd

In 2005, the Joker kidnapped Robin while Batman and the Justice League were fighting the Legion of Doom. He beat the Boy Wonder with a crowbar and then left him in a warehouse set to explode. The Dark Knight arrived too late to save his young partner.

### Red Hood

Batman and Nightwing went to interrogate Joker for information on the Red Hood, knowing that the new antihero was somehow the resurrected Jason Todd, who Joker had killed five years earlier. Joker dared Batman to kill him, but the hero refused, even after everything the Clown Prince of Crime had done to him.

Also wanting to take down the Red Hood, Black Mask enlisted the Joker's help. The clown agreed to kill Red Hood, but decided to take out Black Mask and his thugs as well. Joker took them all captive and left them in an oil tanker on the Gotham bridge as his hostages. Red Hood eventually captured the Clown Prince of Crime, but not before the villain lit the tanker, killing Mask.

Red Hood beat Joker viciously with a crowbar, in the same manner as Joker had done to him when he was Robin. After a clash with Batman, Jason revealed the Joker and asked the Dark Knight why he never killed the man that took his son from him. One final time, Jason told Batman to kill him or he was going to kill the Joker. The Dark Knight disarmed the antihero, but Jason set off explosives, taking out both him and the Joker.

Ra's al Ghul took possession of the Joker's body, intent on resurrecting him.

### Injustice League

Vandal Savage had Count Vertigo recruit a team of villains to act as his proxies in gaining one trillion dollars by holding the world hostage with magically-enhanced plant creatures. Joker, newly resurrected, was a member, along with Vertigo, Wotan, Atomic Skull, Ultra-Humanite, Black Adam, and Poison Ivy. They were stopped by Doctor Fate and the Young Justice team.

### Interrogation

The Question and Rorschach interrogated Joker for answers on where Doctor Manhattan had gone. The clown revealed that Osterman had revealed the details of his plan to him, but Joker didn't feel like sharing.

## Appearances

* *Suicide Squad: Assault on Arkham Abridged*
* *Justice League Doom Abridged*
* *Suicide Squad Abridged 2: Ticket to Heck* (mentioned)
* *Young Justice Abridged*
	+ "Shadow Boxing"
	+ "Unusual Suspects"
	+ "Eyes of Fate"
	+ "Injustice"
* *Crisis on Two Earths Abridged*(mentioned)
* *DC Abridged Confidential*
* *The Judas Contract Abridged* (unproduced, mentioned)

## Quotes

* "*Injustice, bitches*!"
* “*Whoa! ’Scuse me, kiddo, the grown-ups are talking, so how about you remove some of that bass from your voice and back the f\*ck up junior! Yeesh! Put a leash on this one! I mean* *if you insist on bringing your bird hoes everywhere, at least make sure they have some manners, or else, I’ll have to teach them a lesson. And we all know what that’s like*.”
* “*Don’t fight it! Deep down this is what you want. To go out with me in a glorious.. augh*!!”
* "*Did I strike a nerve? I guess the truth isn't something we can all laugh at*."
* "*Ha Ha! Sometimes I just kill myself, speaking of which... Oh, Joey*."

## Trivia

* The Joker's voice is based on Mark Hamill's portrayal of the Joker in *Batman: The Animated Series* and other DC Animated Universe works, as well as several animated movies and games.
	+ LordJazor has been praised for his ability to emulate Mark Hamill's portrayal of the Joker, with many wondering if he'll choose to work professionally with DC.
* In "Injustice," Joker makes three references from the Batman (1989 film), The Dark Knight, and Suicide Squad.