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* AdaptationalDyeJob: In all other continuities, Joker's pets Bud and Lou are a pair of average spotted hyenas. Here, he explicitly set out to get ''albino'' hyenas so they'd better match his personal style.
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* AdaptationalFriendship: Barbara Gordon (AKA Batgirl) and Pamela Isley (AKA Poison Ivy) are introduced as activist friends who would team up to protest corporations involved in genetic experimentation and harm to the environment, unlike the comics where the two were never close before they became supers.
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* AdaptationalFriendship: Barbara Gordon (AKA Batgirl) and Pamela Isley (AKA Poison Ivy) are introduced as activist friends who would team up to protest corporations involved in genetic experimentation and harm to the environment, unlike the comics where the two were never close met before they became supers.
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** After seeing that Batman's butler is Bruce Wayne's chauffeur, Green Arrow realizes that Batman and Bruce Wayne are one and the same.
--->'''Batman:''' Now do you see why I'm so sure of him, [[IKnowYourTrueName Ollie]]?\\
'''Green Arrow:''' How did-?\\
'''Alfred:''' He is the Batman, after all.
--->'''Batman:''' Now do you see why I'm so sure of him, [[IKnowYourTrueName Ollie]]?\\
'''Green Arrow:''' How did-?\\
'''Alfred:''' He is the Batman, after all.
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** Barbara is able to figure out that David, Justin, and Amber, three outcasts at her school, Gotham University, are the Terrible Trio when Amber closes the door on her and she finds a feather, which she takes back the Batcave and it gets identified as a vulture feather.
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* AssholeVictim: Both Chief Rojas and the Joker almost become this, both at the hand of [[spoiler: Ethan Bennett / Clayface I. Rojas for treating Ethan like crap, and the Joker for the MindRape he put Ethan through, plus exposing him to the chemicals that turned him into Clayface.]]
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* AssholeVictim: Both Chief Rojas and the Joker almost become this, both at the hand of [[spoiler: Ethan Bennett / Clayface [[spoiler:Ethan Bennett[=/=]Clayface I. Rojas for treating Ethan like crap, and the Joker for the MindRape he put Ethan through, plus exposing him to the chemicals that turned him into Clayface.]]
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** When Ethan Bennett is mutated into Clayface, after exposed to a chemical the Joker created called "Joker Putty", and Batman is able figure out that Ethan is Clayface when analyzing a staple he got from him during a fight, and remembering how Clayface was first spotted in Ethan's neighborhood, and how Clayface attacked Chief Rojas, who Ethan has been at odds with before the former suspended him before his mutation. The same goes for Detective Ellen Yin when she talks to her former partner.
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* DisposableDecoyDoppelganger: In the episode "The Everywhere Man", the titular villain can create and destroy temporary copies of himself, hence he can be "everywhere". Problems arise if a copy is active for too long, as they gradually become more intelligent, self-aware, and megalomaniacal, [[ClonesArePeopleToo with them eventually starting to revolt against the original for killing them off]].
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** In episode Joker tries to take in Donnie, a failed comedian and classmate of Barbara, his own KidSidekick, Prank, she is able figure out that Donnie is Prank by his AnnoyingLaugh.
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** In one episode Joker tries to take in Donnie, a failed comedian and classmate of Barbara, as his own KidSidekick, Prank, she is able figure out that Donnie is Prank by his AnnoyingLaugh.
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*** When Barbara is finally brought to the Batcave and sees that Batman is Bruce Wayne, she is able to connect that Robin is Dick Grayson, recognizing him as the orphan Bruce recently took in.
** In episode Joker tries to take in Donnie, a failed comedian and classmate of Barbara, his own KidSidekick, Prank, she is able figure out that Donnie is Prank by his AnnoyingLaugh.
** In episode Joker tries to take in Donnie, a failed comedian and classmate of Barbara, his own KidSidekick, Prank, she is able figure out that Donnie is Prank by his AnnoyingLaugh.
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* DeducingTheSecretIdentity:
** When Barbara first becomes Batgirl, or "Batwoman" as she originally preferred, the costume she made covers her eyes and most of her hair, so that her dad doesn't recognize her without his glasses. Batman, however, figures out immediately that "Batgirl" is Barbara Gordon for a good number of reasons: her hair color and voice are the same, and they move with a gymnastics style while fighting. Plus, Barbara said she wanted to help Batman save her friend Pamela. Pamela became Poison Ivy when she called him for help, and he rebuffed her.
** Barbara manages to figure out Batman's identity in a later episode. But, thanks to the ContrivedCoincidence, [[AmnesiaDanger Batman lost his memory about being Batman]]. The result: Barbara decides that she made a mistake. Batman later told her his secret identity when he made her his official sidekick.
** D.A.V.E., a super-intelligent robot, deduces Batman's identity by cross-referencing everyone in Gotham City against Batman's gender, approximate age, build, resources, and motivation to fight crime, and attempts to use this to manipulate him.
** Batman is able to deduce Superman's identity by tracking the trail of micro-sonicbooms he makes and notices he frequents two locations in particular; the Daily Planet building, and an apartment building that's home to Daily Planet reporter Clark Kent.
** When Barbara first becomes Batgirl, or "Batwoman" as she originally preferred, the costume she made covers her eyes and most of her hair, so that her dad doesn't recognize her without his glasses. Batman, however, figures out immediately that "Batgirl" is Barbara Gordon for a good number of reasons: her hair color and voice are the same, and they move with a gymnastics style while fighting. Plus, Barbara said she wanted to help Batman save her friend Pamela. Pamela became Poison Ivy when she called him for help, and he rebuffed her.
** Barbara manages to figure out Batman's identity in a later episode. But, thanks to the ContrivedCoincidence, [[AmnesiaDanger Batman lost his memory about being Batman]]. The result: Barbara decides that she made a mistake. Batman later told her his secret identity when he made her his official sidekick.
** D.A.V.E., a super-intelligent robot, deduces Batman's identity by cross-referencing everyone in Gotham City against Batman's gender, approximate age, build, resources, and motivation to fight crime, and attempts to use this to manipulate him.
** Batman is able to deduce Superman's identity by tracking the trail of micro-sonicbooms he makes and notices he frequents two locations in particular; the Daily Planet building, and an apartment building that's home to Daily Planet reporter Clark Kent.
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* AdaptationalFriendship: Barbara Gordon (AKA Batgirl) and Pamela Isley (AKA Poison Ivy) are introduced as activist friends who would team up to protest corporations involved in genetic experimentation and harm to the environment, unlike the comics where the two were never close before they became supers.
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** Barry Allen is Characters/TheFlash in this show instead of Wally West, a detail which separates both shows from the Franchise/DCAnimatedUniverse. Although neither series explains the origins of these characters, [[AdaptationExplanationExtrication the comics tell us that Allen is West's similarly-powered uncle]], leading Wally to [[HeroicLineage don the "Kid Flash" persona]].
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** Barry Allen is Characters/TheFlash ComicBook/TheFlash in this show instead of Wally West, a detail which separates both shows from the Franchise/DCAnimatedUniverse. Although neither series explains the origins of these characters, [[AdaptationExplanationExtrication the comics tell us that Allen is West's similarly-powered uncle]], leading Wally to [[HeroicLineage don the "Kid Flash" persona]].
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** Issue 35 on the tie-in comic, ''The Batman Strikes'' has the Joker terrorize Corwin O'Doolley, who was modelled on Creator/ConanOBrien.
