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* CaptainErsatz: Armored Batman and Armored Catwoman have formed a team with Big Chuggus, Nite Nite, Hush, and Hay Man, obvious stand-ins for Bane, the Joker, [[NamesTheSame Hush]], and the Scarecrow.
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* CaptainErsatz: Armored Batman and Armored Catwoman have formed a team with Big Chuggus, Nite Nite, Hush, and Hay Man, obvious stand-ins for Bane, the Joker, [[NamesTheSame Hush]], Hush, and the Scarecrow.
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''Batman/Fortnite: Zero Point'' is a 2021 limited comic series by Creator/DCComics featuring a crossover between ''ComicBook/{{Batman}}'' and ''[[VideoGame/{{Fortnite}} Fortnite: Battle Royale]]''.
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''Batman/Fortnite: Zero Point'' is a 2021 limited comic series by Creator/DCComics featuring a crossover between ''ComicBook/{{Batman}}'' and ''[[VideoGame/{{Fortnite}} Fortnite: Battle Royale]]''.
Royale]]''. It was released throughout Chapter 2 Season 6 and Chapter 2 Season 7 as a tie-in.
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A sequel oneshot, ''Batman/Fortnite: Foundation'', is set for release on October 27, 2021, during Chapter 2 Season 8.
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* EarlyBirdCameo: The underground Imagined Order base is the main setting for the last couple of issues. Chapter 2 Season 7 would later have it explorable in the Imposters LTM.
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* TheReveal: One of the rooms in the underground base shows screens of the different storm circles, suggesting that the IO created and controls the Storm.
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* CaptainErsatz: Armored Batman and Armored Catwoman have formed a team with Big Chuggus, Nite Nite, Hush, and Hay Man, obvious stand-ins for Bane, the Joker, [[TheNamesTheSame Hush]], and the Scarecrow.
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* CaptainErsatz: Armored Batman and Armored Catwoman have formed a team with Big Chuggus, Nite Nite, Hush, and Hay Man, obvious stand-ins for Bane, the Joker, [[TheNamesTheSame [[NamesTheSame Hush]], and the Scarecrow.
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** Loopers apparently can't talk in the Loop, though what about [=NPCs=]? However, ''Fortnite: Battle Royale'' at large [[DependingOnTheWriter has been inconsistent]] about this detail.
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** Loopers apparently can't talk in the Loop, though what about [=NPCs=]? However, ''Fortnite: Battle Royale'' media at large [[DependingOnTheWriter has been inconsistent]] about this detail.
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* LeaningOnTheFourthWall: Issue #3 is just about Batman and [[Franchise/GIJoe Snake Eyes]] fighting each other, which is [[CoolVersusAwesome cool enough]] that the other Loopers stop their in-fighting just to watch them, leaning on the fact that this issue is pretty inconsequential story-wise.
* LetsYouAndHimFight: Snake Eyes is hired by IO to go after Batman, leading to an entire issue of CoolVersusAwesome. [[spoiler:They result in a draw but walk away [[WorthyOpponent respecting the other]].]]
* LetsYouAndHimFight: Snake Eyes is hired by IO to go after Batman, leading to an entire issue of CoolVersusAwesome. [[spoiler:They result in a draw but walk away [[WorthyOpponent respecting the other]].]]
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** Loopers apparently can't talk in the Loop, though what about [=NPCs=]? And some ''Battle Royale'' content such as the Chapter 2 Season 7 intro and Battle Pass trailer depict characters on the Island as being able to talk.
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** Loopers apparently can't talk in the Loop, though what about [=NPCs=]? And some ''Battle However, ''Fortnite: Battle Royale'' content such as the Chapter 2 Season 7 intro and Battle Pass trailer depict characters on the Island as being able to talk.at large [[DependingOnTheWriter has been inconsistent]] about this detail.
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* MassiveMultiplayerCrossover: Not only is the comic a crossover between ''VideoGame/{{Fortnite}}'' and ComicBook/DCComics' ComicBook/{{Batman}}, but also ''Franchise/GIJoe'', with Issue #3 largely being about [[LetsYouAndHimFight Batman and Snake Eyes]] [[CoolVersusAwesome fighting each other]].
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* MassiveMultiplayerCrossover: Not only is the comic a crossover between ''VideoGame/{{Fortnite}}'' and ComicBook/DCComics' Creator/DCComics' ComicBook/{{Batman}}, but also ''Franchise/GIJoe'', with Issue #3 largely being about [[LetsYouAndHimFight Batman and Snake Eyes]] [[CoolVersusAwesome fighting each other]].
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** In Chapter 2 Season 6, we learn about snapshots, [[MesACrowd copies]] of Loopers, through a quest of meeting various Jonesy snapshots. Here, we learn that a snapshot is created in place of an escaped Looper, which is concluded by the escaped Batman and Catwoman when they meet their armored looper counterparts. This explains why there are so many Jonesy snapshots -- they were created whenever Jonesy left the Loop to jump to other realities using his anchor device throughout Chapter 2 Season 5.
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** In Chapter 2 Season 6, we learn about snapshots, [[MesACrowd copies]] of Loopers, through a quest of meeting various Jonesy snapshots.snapshots, thus explaining why we see different depictions of characters. Here, we learn that a snapshot is created in place of an escaped Looper, which is concluded by the escaped Batman and Catwoman when they meet their armored looper counterparts. This explains why there are so many Jonesy snapshots -- they were created whenever Jonesy left the Loop to jump to other realities using his anchor device throughout Chapter 2 Season 5.
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* MassiveMultiplayerCrossover: Not only is the comic a crossover between ''VideoGame/{{Fortnite}}'' and ComicBook/DCComics' ComicBook/{{Batman}}, but also ''Franchise/GIJoe'', with Issue #3 largely being about [[LetsYouAndHimFight Batman and Snake Eyes]] [[CoolVersusAwesome fighting each other]].
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* CruelAndUnusualDeath: [[spoiler:Eternal Voyager]] enters the Zero Point and has parts of his body sent to different realities, effectively dismembering him while implicitly [[AndIMustScream keeping him alive]].
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** Most loopers (with the exception of a few who are immune in some way such as [[spoiler:Harley Quinn, whose craziness made her immune, or Deathstroke, who had an anchor device]]) have [[LaserGuidedAmnesia amnesia]] upon entering the Loop and when the Loop is reset, though some like Batman and Catwoman had [[HaveWeMet a vague sense of familiarity]] to each other or at least a semblance from their memories. The promotional mini webcomic for Beast Boy's skin stated that Raven had trouble remembering her past before the Island, though remembered "someone green" that she cared about. This also explains why Jonesy was worried about being trapped in the Loop before destroying his anchor device at the beginning of Chapter 2 Season 6.
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* AllAccordingToPlan: [[spoiler:Batman's actions were [[TheChessmaster meticulously planned]] for by Dr. Slone, Lex Luthor, and the Batman Who Laughs -- two super-geniuses and [[EnemyWithout Batman himself]]. As a result, they're able to pull off their scheme successfully based on [[BatmanGambit how Batman will act]]. Deathstroke notes that he worried Batman was going to get off script.]]
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* AdvertisedExtra: Armored Batman and Armored Catwoman are featured prominently on the cover of the final issue and Armored Batman's skin was one of the redeemable cosmetics for buying all of the issues. However, they only appear for a single page before [[spoiler:the real Batman and Catwoman flee from them]].
* AllAccordingToPlan: [[spoiler:Batman's actions were [[TheChessmaster meticulously planned]] for by Dr. Slone, Lex Luthor, and the Batman Who Laughs -- two super-geniuses and [[EnemyWithout Batman himself]]. As a result, they're able to pull off their scheme successfully based on [[BatmanGambit how Batman will act]]. Deathstroke notes that he worried Batman was going toget off stray from the script.]]
* AllAccordingToPlan: [[spoiler:Batman's actions were [[TheChessmaster meticulously planned]] for by Dr. Slone, Lex Luthor, and the Batman Who Laughs -- two super-geniuses and [[EnemyWithout Batman himself]]. As a result, they're able to pull off their scheme successfully based on [[BatmanGambit how Batman will act]]. Deathstroke notes that he worried Batman was going to
** In Chapter 2 Season 6, we learn about snapshots, [[MesACrowd copies]] of Loopers, through a quest of meeting various Jonesy snapshots. Here, we learn that a snapshot is created in place of an escaped Looper, which is concluded by the escaped Batman and Catwoman when they meet their armored looper counterparts. This explains why there are so many Jonesy snapshots -- they were created whenever Jonesy left the Loop to jump to other realities using his anchor device throughout Chapter 2 Season 5.
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* SequelHook: The final scene reveals that [[spoiler:the entire comic was orchestrated by Doctor Slone, Deathstroke, Lex Luthor, and the Batman Who Laughs, and in exchange for the supervillains hooking up Slone's anchor device to give her and the IO unlimited access between the Island and the DC Universe, Slone organizes for a rift to appear over the Daily Planet and the comic ends noting that this story is far from over.]
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* SequelHook: The final scene reveals that [[spoiler:the entire comic was orchestrated by Doctor Slone, Deathstroke, Lex Luthor, and the Batman Who Laughs, and in exchange for the supervillains hooking up Slone's anchor device to give her and the IO unlimited access between the Island and the DC Universe, Slone organizes for a rift to appear over the Daily Planet and the comic ends noting that this story is far from over.]]]
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''Batman/Fortnite: Zero Point'' is a 2021 limited comic series by Creator/DCComics featuring a crossover between ''ComicBook/{{Batman}}'' and ''[[VideoGame/{{Fortnite}} Fortnite: Battle Royale]]''.
Set during Chapter 2 Season 6, mysterious rifts in the space-time continuum appear over Gotham City, leading to its caped crusader entering one to discover the root cause. Awakening with amnesia on a strange island where its inhabitants are mute and driven to fight in a never-ending time loop, the Bat must find a way out and return home.
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!!Tropes in this reality include:
* AllAccordingToPlan: [[spoiler:Batman's actions were [[TheChessmaster meticulously planned]] for by Dr. Slone, Lex Luthor, and the Batman Who Laughs -- two super-geniuses and [[EnemyWithout Batman himself]]. As a result, they're able to pull off their scheme successfully based on [[BatmanGambit how Batman will act]]. Deathstroke notes that he worried Batman was going to get off script.]]
* CallBack:
** The bunker entrances found all over the Island were in Chapter 2 since the beginning, and in Chapter 2 Season 5, Bunker Jonesy gave you a quest to investigate them. In the comic, Batman and co. discover that they lead into the main IO headquarters that houses a chamber to the Zero Point, previously seen in Chapter 2 Season 2 (Agent Jonesy's office) and Chapter 2 Season 5 (Jonesy sneaking out of his office into the chamber).
* CallForward: At the end, [[spoiler:Slone has a rift engulf the Daily Planet as a part of her deal with Lex Luthor -- likely to trap Superman on the Island]], which is probably why Superman is a playable skin in Chapter 2 Season 7.
* CaptainErsatz: Armored Batman and Armored Catwoman have formed a team with Big Chuggus, Nite Nite, Hush, and Hay Man, obvious stand-ins for Bane, the Joker, [[TheNamesTheSame Hush]], and the Scarecrow.
* ChekhovsGun: Those bunker entrances you've seen around the Island? Turns out they lead into the former headquarters of the Imagined Order.
* ContinuitySnarl:
** Loopers apparently can't talk in the Loop, though what about [=NPCs=]? And some ''Battle Royale'' content such as the Chapter 2 Season 7 intro and Battle Pass trailer depict characters on the Island as being able to talk.
** A few [=POIs=] like the Colossal Colosseum can be seen, despite not being in Chapter 2 Season 6.
* GameplayAndStoryIntegration: ​Loopers can't talk, referring to how the player characters are TheVoiceless (not counting player mics).
* SequelHook: The final scene reveals that [[spoiler:the entire comic was orchestrated by Doctor Slone, Deathstroke, Lex Luthor, and the Batman Who Laughs, and in exchange for the supervillains hooking up Slone's anchor device to give her and the IO unlimited access between the Island and the DC Universe, Slone organizes for a rift to appear over the Daily Planet and the comic ends noting that this story is far from over.]
Set during Chapter 2 Season 6, mysterious rifts in the space-time continuum appear over Gotham City, leading to its caped crusader entering one to discover the root cause. Awakening with amnesia on a strange island where its inhabitants are mute and driven to fight in a never-ending time loop, the Bat must find a way out and return home.
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!!Tropes in this reality include:
* AllAccordingToPlan: [[spoiler:Batman's actions were [[TheChessmaster meticulously planned]] for by Dr. Slone, Lex Luthor, and the Batman Who Laughs -- two super-geniuses and [[EnemyWithout Batman himself]]. As a result, they're able to pull off their scheme successfully based on [[BatmanGambit how Batman will act]]. Deathstroke notes that he worried Batman was going to get off script.]]
* CallBack:
** The bunker entrances found all over the Island were in Chapter 2 since the beginning, and in Chapter 2 Season 5, Bunker Jonesy gave you a quest to investigate them. In the comic, Batman and co. discover that they lead into the main IO headquarters that houses a chamber to the Zero Point, previously seen in Chapter 2 Season 2 (Agent Jonesy's office) and Chapter 2 Season 5 (Jonesy sneaking out of his office into the chamber).
* CallForward: At the end, [[spoiler:Slone has a rift engulf the Daily Planet as a part of her deal with Lex Luthor -- likely to trap Superman on the Island]], which is probably why Superman is a playable skin in Chapter 2 Season 7.
* CaptainErsatz: Armored Batman and Armored Catwoman have formed a team with Big Chuggus, Nite Nite, Hush, and Hay Man, obvious stand-ins for Bane, the Joker, [[TheNamesTheSame Hush]], and the Scarecrow.
* ChekhovsGun: Those bunker entrances you've seen around the Island? Turns out they lead into the former headquarters of the Imagined Order.
* ContinuitySnarl:
** Loopers apparently can't talk in the Loop, though what about [=NPCs=]? And some ''Battle Royale'' content such as the Chapter 2 Season 7 intro and Battle Pass trailer depict characters on the Island as being able to talk.
** A few [=POIs=] like the Colossal Colosseum can be seen, despite not being in Chapter 2 Season 6.
* GameplayAndStoryIntegration: ​Loopers can't talk, referring to how the player characters are TheVoiceless (not counting player mics).
* SequelHook: The final scene reveals that [[spoiler:the entire comic was orchestrated by Doctor Slone, Deathstroke, Lex Luthor, and the Batman Who Laughs, and in exchange for the supervillains hooking up Slone's anchor device to give her and the IO unlimited access between the Island and the DC Universe, Slone organizes for a rift to appear over the Daily Planet and the comic ends noting that this story is far from over.]
