Who Would You Be in Batman: The Animated Series?

A billionaire who turns his grief into a bat costume and standing on a statue in the rain. He broods professionally and vanishes mid-conversation, and he keeps adopting orphans.

A sidekick from an acrobat background who supplies the jokes his mentor never will. He's a college student by day and on the rooftops by night, and the argument about being treated like a kid never ends.

The clown prince of crime, who treats Gotham as his private comedy stage and every citizen as a punchline. The darker things get, the louder he laughs.

A former psychiatrist who fell for her patient and swapped the therapy couch for a giant mallet. She's bubbly and devoted to the worst possible man, and she's secretly the smartest one in the hideout.

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

A tuxedoed crime boss known for his umbrella arsenal and an aristocratic act nobody buys. He waddles into high society, and when he's rejected, he takes revenge in style.

A crusading district attorney whose buried rage took over half his face. Every life-and-death decision now rests on one scarred silver coin. Heads or tails.

A scientist frozen at the exact moment his heart broke. He speaks in a whisper and feels nothing but cold, and every crime he commits is for the wife sleeping in the ice.

A botanist who concluded that plants deserve Gotham more than people do. She comes with a poisoned kiss and a garden of man-eating plants and zero regrets. Nature's spokesperson, gone rogue.

The police commissioner's daughter who puts on a cape every night, the very cape her father is chasing to arrest. She studies library science by day and brings rooftop justice by night. Dad can never find out.

A butler who stitches bullet wounds and serves tea to a vigilante, with the driest, sharpest one-liners in Gotham. He's the real reason the manor and its owner are still standing.

A genius who can't commit a crime without leaving a riddle that explains it. His one fatal weakness is that being smarter than everyone means nothing unless everyone knows.