Don’t worry folks, we’re not getting a sequel toJoker: Folie à Deux, but we are getting maybe the single coolest-looking Joker design in the history ofDC Comics.Batman Ninjais a 2018 anime-inspired take onBatmanand his rogues gallery. The film received generally great reviews, due in part to the incredible work thatAfro Samuraicreator Takashi Okazaki did for its character designs.The currently unreleased sequel toBatman Ninja,Batman Ninja vs. Yakuza League, just gota new posterfeaturing The Joker and Harley Quinn, and the new design has somehow attracted universal praise. Turns out people on the internet can agree on stuff. Who knew?AdvertThe Joker inBatman Ninja, much like all the other redesigns in the film, was supposed to take inspiration from Feudal Japan, and it absolutely worked. It should have been a tough act to follow, and yet they’ve managed to knock it out of the park a second time.The Joker inBatman Ninja vs. Yakuza League,as the title might imply, is supposed to look like a stereotypical, greaser-style hoodlum. Think of a ruffian in an anime with a pompadour-style hairdo, like Kuwabara inYuYu Hakusho, and you’re already halfway there.For some reason though, it just works for The Joker. The overly tough persona and the loud, ridiculous outfit just go hand-in-hand with his character. Harley squatting next to him with a spiked bat also just really brings the whole look together.A teaser trailerforBatman Ninja vs. Yakuza League,featuring the new redesigns for Wonder Woman, The Flash, and Aquaman dropped a few months back, but as of now we don’t have any concrete date for its release.AdvertIf it’s half as good as the new poster implies, I reckon it’ll be more than worth the wait.Featured Image Credit: Warner Bros.Topics:Batman,DC,Warner Bros
Don’t worry folks, we’re not getting a sequel toJoker: Folie à Deux, but we are getting maybe the single coolest-looking Joker design in the history ofDC Comics.Batman Ninjais a 2018 anime-inspired take onBatmanand his rogues gallery. The film received generally great reviews, due in part to the incredible work thatAfro Samuraicreator Takashi Okazaki did for its character designs.The currently unreleased sequel toBatman Ninja,Batman Ninja vs. Yakuza League, just gota new posterfeaturing The Joker and Harley Quinn, and the new design has somehow attracted universal praise. Turns out people on the internet can agree on stuff. Who knew?AdvertThe Joker inBatman Ninja, much like all the other redesigns in the film, was supposed to take inspiration from Feudal Japan, and it absolutely worked. It should have been a tough act to follow, and yet they’ve managed to knock it out of the park a second time.The Joker inBatman Ninja vs. Yakuza League,as the title might imply, is supposed to look like a stereotypical, greaser-style hoodlum. Think of a ruffian in an anime with a pompadour-style hairdo, like Kuwabara inYuYu Hakusho, and you’re already halfway there.For some reason though, it just works for The Joker. The overly tough persona and the loud, ridiculous outfit just go hand-in-hand with his character. Harley squatting next to him with a spiked bat also just really brings the whole look together.A teaser trailerforBatman Ninja vs. Yakuza League,featuring the new redesigns for Wonder Woman, The Flash, and Aquaman dropped a few months back, but as of now we don’t have any concrete date for its release.AdvertIf it’s half as good as the new poster implies, I reckon it’ll be more than worth the wait.Featured Image Credit: Warner Bros.Topics:Batman,DC,Warner Bros
Don’t worry folks, we’re not getting a sequel toJoker: Folie à Deux, but we are getting maybe the single coolest-looking Joker design in the history ofDC Comics.Batman Ninjais a 2018 anime-inspired take onBatmanand his rogues gallery. The film received generally great reviews, due in part to the incredible work thatAfro Samuraicreator Takashi Okazaki did for its character designs.The currently unreleased sequel toBatman Ninja,Batman Ninja vs. Yakuza League, just gota new posterfeaturing The Joker and Harley Quinn, and the new design has somehow attracted universal praise. Turns out people on the internet can agree on stuff. Who knew?AdvertThe Joker inBatman Ninja, much like all the other redesigns in the film, was supposed to take inspiration from Feudal Japan, and it absolutely worked. It should have been a tough act to follow, and yet they’ve managed to knock it out of the park a second time.The Joker inBatman Ninja vs. Yakuza League,as the title might imply, is supposed to look like a stereotypical, greaser-style hoodlum. Think of a ruffian in an anime with a pompadour-style hairdo, like Kuwabara inYuYu Hakusho, and you’re already halfway there.For some reason though, it just works for The Joker. The overly tough persona and the loud, ridiculous outfit just go hand-in-hand with his character. Harley squatting next to him with a spiked bat also just really brings the whole look together.A teaser trailerforBatman Ninja vs. Yakuza League,featuring the new redesigns for Wonder Woman, The Flash, and Aquaman dropped a few months back, but as of now we don’t have any concrete date for its release.AdvertIf it’s half as good as the new poster implies, I reckon it’ll be more than worth the wait.
Don’t worry folks, we’re not getting a sequel toJoker: Folie à Deux, but we are getting maybe the single coolest-looking Joker design in the history ofDC Comics.
Batman Ninjais a 2018 anime-inspired take onBatmanand his rogues gallery. The film received generally great reviews, due in part to the incredible work thatAfro Samuraicreator Takashi Okazaki did for its character designs.
The currently unreleased sequel toBatman Ninja,Batman Ninja vs. Yakuza League, just gota new posterfeaturing The Joker and Harley Quinn, and the new design has somehow attracted universal praise. Turns out people on the internet can agree on stuff. Who knew?
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The Joker inBatman Ninja, much like all the other redesigns in the film, was supposed to take inspiration from Feudal Japan, and it absolutely worked. It should have been a tough act to follow, and yet they’ve managed to knock it out of the park a second time.
The Joker inBatman Ninja vs. Yakuza League,as the title might imply, is supposed to look like a stereotypical, greaser-style hoodlum. Think of a ruffian in an anime with a pompadour-style hairdo, like Kuwabara inYuYu Hakusho, and you’re already halfway there.
For some reason though, it just works for The Joker. The overly tough persona and the loud, ridiculous outfit just go hand-in-hand with his character. Harley squatting next to him with a spiked bat also just really brings the whole look together.
A teaser trailerforBatman Ninja vs. Yakuza League,featuring the new redesigns for Wonder Woman, The Flash, and Aquaman dropped a few months back, but as of now we don’t have any concrete date for its release.
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If it’s half as good as the new poster implies, I reckon it’ll be more than worth the wait.
Topics:Batman,DC,Warner Bros
