History Recap / TheAdventuresOfBatmanAndRobinE6TheTerribleTrio

* DatingWhatDaddyHates: Warren's girlfriend Rebecca has a rocky relationship with her father (despite still showing concern for him when he's hospitalized), and he clearly doesn't like Warren too much.

* {{Foil}}: Between Bruce and Warren. Both are rich playboys by day and have a double life by night. But they certainly are a dichotomy of how the trope is played up. Bruce is a gentleman who respects the staff and uses his wealth for good, and is kind to Rebecca regardless that she thinks he's "boring". Warren is an elitist who looks down on "the help", sees his wealth as a means to entertain himself, and [[BitchInSheepsClothing is only nice to Rebecca as a trophy]] up until [[HeKnowsTooMuch she learns his secret]]. On the flipside, Batman is a brave, honorable hero who has standards and uses his gifts and talents to help people. By contrast, Fox is an arrogant thief who uses wealth as an excuse to steal from others, and [[MilesGloriosus cowers]] when the odds aren't in his favor.

* {{Foil}}: Between Bruce and Warren. Both are rich playboys by day and have a double life by night. But they certainly are a dichotomy of how the trope is played up. Bruce is a gentleman who respects the staff and uses his wealth for good, and is kind to Rebecca regardless that she thinks he's "boring". Warren is an elitist who looks down on "the help", sees his wealth as a means to entertain himself, and [[BitchInSheepsClothing is only nice to Rebecca as a trophy]] up until [[HeKnowsTooMuch she learns his secret]]. On the flipside, Batman is a brave, honorable hero who has standards and uses his gifts and talents to help people. By contrast, Fox is an arrogant thief who uses wealth as an excuse to steal from others, and [[MilesGloriousus cowers]] when the odds aren't in his favor.

* {{Irony}}: Warren's girlfriend accepted his invitation to go with him and his friends on a trip to the mountains so she could take her mind off her father being in a coma, unaware she's going on a trip with the very people who put her father ''in'' the coma in the first place.

* FashionVictimVillain: Compared to the well-designed, colorful, scary and sometimes [[FanService flattering]] costumes of a majority of Batman's rogues gallery, the animal masks and drab overcoats worn by the trio make them look like this trope. The fact that Gunther's shark mask seems to have googly eyes doesn't help matters.

** When a desperate Warren finds himself caught by Batman, he tries to bribe the Dark Knight into looking the other way, convinced he could use it to buy "a lot of batarangs". Between Batman's [[ScrewTheMoneyIHaveRules strong morale]] and [[CrimefightingWithCash his wealth]] as Bruce Wayne, the audience knows this won't work.

Three wealthy playboys enter a life of crime purely for the "fun" of it.

* AnimalMotifs: Each of the trio’s identities reflect their personalities. Warren’s Fox is cunning, manipulative and sociopathic. Armand’s Vulture is that of a cowardly scavenger. And Gunther’s Shark is the closest to a brute.

* DidntThinkThisThrough: Warren assumes he'll be able to use his wealth to get away with his crimes. He fails to realise that most of the crimes he's committed were against ''other'' members of the city elite, [[FridgeBrilliance who also have the wealth to ensure that he won't]].

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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: It's never explained if Warren's girlfriend's father recovered from his encounter with Warren (he's last shown in a coma) and it's never explained what happened to Warren's girlfriend after Batman rescues her.
* WrongGenreSavvy: Warren's initially convinced that he can buy his way out of trouble once Batman apprehends him and rejects his attempts at bribery. Warren doesn't seem to realize (or possibly ignores the fact) that most of his victims are just as rich as he is (if not richer), and thus can easily afford high-priced lawyers themselves and ensure that whoever ends up being the judge that presides over the trial remains unbiased. Therefore, it's not much of a surprise that Warren's presumably found guilty on all charges--breaking and entering, theft, aggravated assault, and attempted murder, just to name a few--and tossed into a filthy prison cell with a burly (and apparently ill-tempered) cellmate.

* RealityEnsues: Warren's initially convinced that he can buy his way out of trouble once Batman apprehends him and rejects his attempts at bribery. Warren doesn't seem to realize (or possibly ignores the fact) that most of his victims are just as rich as he is (if not richer), and thus can easily afford high-priced lawyers themselves and ensure that whoever ends up being the judge that presides over the trial remains unbiased. Therefore, it's not much of a surprise that Warren's presumably found guilty on all charges--breaking and entering, theft, aggravated assault, and attempted murder, just to name a few--and tossed into a filthy prison cell with a burly (and apparently ill-tempered) cellmate.

* WasItReallyWorthIt: Warren has a lavish and cushy lifestyle, but commits his crimes out of boredom, believing he can get away with it because of his status. Once apprehended by Batman, the next scene shows him shoved into a dark dank prison cell, with an unsavory cellmate. The fallen rich boy becomes frightened almost immediately once the [[RealityEnsues reality of his situation finally hits him]]. One simply has to ask, "Was your fun worth it?"

-->'''Bruce:''' When I happen to bump into him.

** Warren figures that Bruce Wayne is "the dullest man in Gotham", unaware that this same man is really the caped crusader.
** When a desperate Warren finds himself caught by Batman, he tries to bribe the dark knight into looking the other way, convinced he could use it to buy "a lot of batarangs". Between Batman's [[ScrewTheMoneyIHaveRules strong morale]] and [[CrimefightingWithCash his wealth]] as Bruce Wayne, the audience knows this won't work.