The Arkham games have become one of✱ the most recognizable incarnations of Batman ever created due to their mix of original ideas mixed with love and passion for Batman stories in the𒊎 past. Even elements of the movies take some inspiration from the games.
Though the Arkhamverse is mainly a reimagining of Batm�♛�an and his entire mythos, the games are jam-packed with many Easter eggs from across the DC Universe. Some of these Easter eggs are pretty out in the open, but🤡 then others can only be found if the player is willing to dig deep into the games' versions of Gotham City.
10 ꦯ Lex Lꦍuthor
In 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Batman: Arkham Knight, one of the more blatant references to this character is in the form of a LexCorp tower in the heart of Foun🧸der's Island. There are also some billboards advertising LexCorp on the map.
However, there are other more hidden Easter eggs featuring the Superman villain including the listing of LexCorp on Penguin's ship The Final Offer in Arkham Origins. The best of them all, however, is a voice mail from Lex Luthor himself in Bruce Wayne's office in Batman: Arkham Knight.
9 🦂 Gentleman Ghost
In Wonder Tower Foundations of Arkham City, there is 💦a store called "Gentlemen's Hat's And Accessories" and the picture on the store heavily resembled the lesser-known DC character known as the Gentleman Ghost.
Gentleman Ghost is a villain who has faced off against The Flash, the Alan Scott version of Green Lantern, and much more. He is an actual ghost with many abilities involving intangibilꦗity, can summon weapons, teleport, and more.
8 😼 The Gray Ghost
A few times when trekking across Gotham City in Arkham Knight, there are posters for a movie called The Ghost In Gray played by Simon Trent. One can be found in Oracle's clock♒ tower and the other in Batmaꦏn's movie studios lair.
This is a reference to one of the most beloved episodes of in which Batman meets his childhood hero, an actor named Simon Trent who played the superhero known as The Gray♈ Ghost on television. The character was a big inspiration for Bruce Wayne and his creation of the Batman moniker.
7 𒁏 Martian Manhunter
Even after all these years, Arkham Knight remains one of the most visually impressive games ever made. There are so many small details in the world that it's easy ♎to miss some Easter eggs including something as simple as a name written onꦛ a whiteboard.
If the player explores the GCPD Headquarters, they can find a board with several🐈 police officers' names written on there including one John Jones. To most, this is just a generic name but DC fans are quick to point out that the Martian Manhunter's alter ego is detective John Jones of the GCPD.
6 Toyman
Another Superman villain who was only briefly mentioned in Batman: Arkham City. During the Harley Quinn's Revenge DLC story, Batman is captured leadi✱ng to Robin AKA Tim Dr🐼ake to rescue his mentor and father figure.
One of the thugs states that they are going to sell Batman's utility belt to the Toyman. The Toyman is a villain w𝄹ho uses toy gimmicks to commit his evil schemes and take on the Man of Steel.
5 Gr⛦een Arrow
Another more obvious Easter eggs is one that made fans wish for a spin-off game featuring this character: . Another billionaire's company can be found in Arkham Knight: Queen Industries which is ꦐrun by Oliver Queen AKA The Green Ar꧒row.
The logo for Queen Industries (although a radically different one) can also be found in Arkham Origins. One can 🅘꧒also hear references to Star City in the games which is the city that Green Arrow protects as the Emerald Archer.
4 Leslie ꦍThomp⛦kins
Though she is more of a Batman-related character, she is a fan favorite who's never made an on-screen appearance throughout all four Arkham games. However, she is referenced briefly in Batman: Arkham City.
In the Amusement Mile portion of the map, a sign for Leslie Thompkins' free medical health clinic can be spotted. Leslie Thompkins is an old colleague of Thomas Wayne and is 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:one of the lesser-kn🅺own trusted allies of Batman.
3 Starro The Conquero🍸r
This is one of the more jaw-dropping Easter eggs for fans when they discovered it during the Batgirl-centric DLC story A Matter Of Family. If one finds a secret room of the abandoned and repurposed Seagate Amusement Park, one can find ꧋a giant ominous starfish inside a containment tank.
This is Starro, an alien who is a threat to the Earth as a whole and was the first villain that brought about the united might of the original Justice League. It is hinted that Starro was meant to be a star attraction for the park but it was never opened which༒ is definitely for the better.
2 🌌 Green Lantern 🥃
It would seem that the Arkham games were planting the seeds for 168澳洲幸运5开🦩奖网:a whole DC Universe of superhero games because, in Arkham Origins, one can find a container belonging to Ferris Aircraft as well as a billboard for Ferris. Ferris also owned a shopping mall in Arkham Knight.
For those unaware, Ferris Aircraft is the company located in Coast City which also happens to be the developers of the experimental aircraft that Hal Jordan was a test pilot for before becomཧing the Green Lantern of Earth. Carol Ferris, lover of Hal Jordan would then become the villain Star Sapphire.
1 The Golden Age Flash 🐼 𝕴
During the astoundingly well-done opening sequence of Arkham Knight, most are quick to point out the poster of Metropolis as a reference to the Man of Steel himself. A great Easter 𒐪egg without a doubt but there is another one in the same diner sequence.
One can find a poster advertising people to "run to Keystone" which may have some newer fans confused. The red streak is obviously a reference to The Flash but isn't he from Central City? Yes, Barry Allen is frไom Ce🌸ntral City but the original Jay Garrick version of The Flash is from Keystone City. A great reference to one of the best Golden Age heroes.