History WesternAnimation / BatmanVsTwoFace

* BruceWayneHeldHostage: Two-Face capture Batman and Robin for his auction and remarks that the punctual Bruce Wayne, invited by Harvey Dent at this very same auction, did not show up. Two-Face conclude that Bruce Wayne must be tied up at this moment, [[spoiler: and confirm the suspicion by unmasking Batman.]]
* BuriedAlive: King Tut attempts to do this on the dynamic duo after capturing them by encasing them in cement.

* NiceJobBreakingItHero: [[spoiler: Commissioner Gordan telling Harvey after his surgery that he's allowed to return to work ... as the ''assistant'' to the Assistant District Attorney, inadvertently triggers his relapse into Two-Face; since Harvey was formerly the DA himself, his pride can't stand the demotion.]]

(( Lee Merriweather provides the voice of the attorney Ms. Diamond; she had previously portrayed Catwoman instead of Julie Newmar in the 1966 film. In the animated film, Diamond is knocked unconscious so Catwoman can switch places with her. When Diamond wakes up, she is wearing Catwoman's costume and realizes she likes it, even purring. This creates the implication that the Catwoman in the movie might actually be a different individual.

* ActorAllusion: Lee Merriweather provides the voice of the attorney Ms. Diamond; she had previously portrayed Catwoman instead of Julie Newmar in the 1966 film. In the animated film, Diamond is knocked unconscious so Catwoman can switch places with her. When Diamond wakes up, she is wearing Catwoman's costume and realizes she likes it, even purring. This creates the implication that the Catwoman in the movie might actually be a different individual.

** The opening features a recreation of the cover of Detective Comics #319 with Two-Face/Harvey Dent replacing the villain ''Dr. No-Face'' who stole the identity of Dr. Paul ''Dent''

** "Hecate" was the name of Catwoman's cat in the comics during the Silver Age.

* VocalDissonance: While Two-Face was modeled on William Shatner when he was in his mid-thirties, eighty-six-year old William Shatner sounds different than he did in his Captain Kirk days.

* NiceJobBreakingItHero: [[spoiler: Bruce telling Harvey after his surgery that he's allowed to return to work ... as the ''assistant'' to the Assistant District Attorney, inadvertently triggers his relapse into Two-Face; since Harvey was formerly the DA himself, his pride can't stand the demotion.]]

* PoliceAreUseless: So useless that when called to testify at the stand and asked some very basic questions, all Chief O'Hara can say is "you'll have to ask Batman".
* PoliceBrutality: Played for laughs with the attempt to interrogate [[SplitPersonality Professor McElroy/King Tut]]. Chief O'Hara, trying to get the Tut personality to surface, lightly hits [=McElroy=] on the head with his baton, causing Tut to emerge. Tut, trying to keep from being interrogated, insults the Chief, grabs the baton, and hits ''himself'' on the head to revert back to [=McElroy=]. The poor professor is left wondering why his head hurts.

* PoliceBrutality: played for laughs with the attempt to interrogate [[SplitPersonality Professor McElroy/King Tut]]. Chief O'Hara, trying to get the Tut personality to surface, lightly hits [=McElroy=] on the head with his baton, causing Tut to emerge. Tut, trying to keep from being interrogated, insults the Chief, grabs the baton, and hits ''himself'' on the head to revert back to [=McElroy=]. The poor professor is left wondering why his head hurts.

* NiceJobBreakingItHero: [[spoiler: Bruce telling Harvey after his surgery that he's allowed to return to work ... as the ''assistant'' to the Assistant District Attorney inadvertently triggers his relapse into Two-Face; since Harvey was formerly the DA himself his pride can't stand the demotion.]]

''Batman vs. Two-Face'' is a 2017 DirectToVideo animated movie in the WesternAnimation/DCUniverseAnimatedOriginalMovies line. It is a sequel to 2016's ''WesternAnimation/BatmanReturnOfTheCapedCrusaders'', and pays homage to the [[TheSixties 1960s]] ''Series/{{Batman|1966}}'' series once again, with some of its cast returning. Creator/AdamWest voices Franchise/{{Batman}}, Creator/BurtWard voices ComicBook/{{Robin}}, Julie Newmar voices ComicBook/{{Catwoman}}, and Creator/WilliamShatner voices ComicBook/TwoFace. It is the last time Adam West portrayed Batman in any media; he completed his voiceover work prior to his passing on June 9th 2017.

** The Joker winks at [[ComicBook/HarleyQuinn Dr. Quinzel]], who winks back shortly afterward.

** Harleen only appears in the intro, and isn't seen after the explosion. She was originally intended to reappear, but Adam West's death led to her being replaced with a dance-scene tribute.

** Batman [[Film/TheDarkKnight believes in Harvey Dent]].

* StarterVillain: King Tut, which spends the first 20 min of the movie opposing Batman before Two-Face shows up.

** Harleen only appears in the intro, and isn't seen after the explosion.

* StarCrossedLovers: Lampshaded by Catwoman in the climax. She has accepted the fact that Batman’s first first love will always be crime-fighting, a statement made true in the original show, the comics and other Batman media.

* StarCrossedLove: Lampshaded by Catwoman in the climax. She has accepted the fact that Batman’s first first love will always be crime-fighting, a statement made true in the original show, the comics and other Batman media.

** A StealhPun -- [[spoiler: Dent couldn't take being the number two man in Gotham law.]]

* AdaptationOriginConnection: In the comics, Hugo Strange has no role in creating Two-Face; traditionally Dent is disfigured by some mobster he seeks to bring to justice.

* TwoFaced: Two-Face, [[CaptainObvious naturally]].