So… Which Batman: The Animated Series Character Do You Look Like?

The billionaire who processes grief by dressing as a bat and standing on gargoyles in the rain. Broods professionally, disappears mid-conversation, and keeps adopting orphans.

The acrobat-turned-sidekick who brings the quips his mentor refuses to make. College by day, rooftops by night, and forever arguing about being treated like a kid.

The clown prince of crime who treats Gotham as his personal comedy stage — and everyone in it as the punchline. Laughs loudest exactly when things get darkest.

The former psychiatrist who fell for her patient and traded the couch for a giant mallet. Bubbly, devoted to the wrong man, and secretly the smartest person in the hideout.

The cat burglar who steals jewels for fun and hearts by accident. Fights for animals, flirts mid-heist, and keeps the world's longest will-they-won't-they going on rooftops.

The tuxedoed crime boss with an umbrella arsenal and aristocratic pretensions nobody buys. Waddles into high society, gets rejected, commits elegant revenge.

The crusading district attorney whose buried rage got a face of its own. Every life-or-death decision now goes to a scarred silver dollar — heads or tails.

The scientist frozen at the exact moment his heart broke. Speaks in a whisper, feels nothing but the cold, and commits every crime for the wife asleep in the ice.

The botanist who decided plants deserve Gotham more than people do. One poisoned kiss, a garden of man-eating flora, and zero remorse — nature's advocate gone rogue.

The police commissioner's daughter who moonlights in a cape her father keeps trying to arrest. Library science by day, rooftop justice by night — and dad must never know.

The butler who patches bullet wounds, serves tea to vigilantes, and delivers the driest one-liners in Gotham. The real reason the manor — and its owner — still stand.

The genius who can't commit a crime without leaving a puzzle explaining it. Being smarter than everyone means nothing unless everyone knows — his one fatal flaw.