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The superheroics of Raven, Beast Boy, and the whole Titans squad eventually overwhelmed Trigon, setting their future on a new path. Unfortunately, the Titans’ true timeline proved to be even darker. Commissioner Jim Gordon and Alfred still perished, but this time, they were joined by Jason Todd. While Dr. Young discovered the true identity of her benefactor and attempted to kill the project, research had already progressed into the production phase. Intent on obtaining the formula, Joker formulated the Arkham Asylum Incident partially to obtain the TITAN and create his "monster army". Joker succeeded in using the formula on six of his henchmen and two Arkham Guards, which transformed them into Bane-like creatures as well as on Poison Ivy, which enhanced her powers and nearly destroyed Arkham Island with killer plants, and finally himself. Joker also used TITAN on Bane against his will to have him fight against Batman and to test out the TITAN's effects. Genius-Level Intellect: Joker is a highly skilled planner, able to evade Batman and Robin on many occasions.
It was never fully revealed what the exact cause for the creation of the infection was other than it originating from Joker's mutated blood. Ow. You're ruining my big night! Months of planning down the crapper! I just wanted to bring down your grim facade and for once, let you see the world as I see it, giggling in a corner and bleeding. But you denied me even that. (pointing the Titan formula at himself) I have nothing to live for! (injects himself with Titan) Additionally, the Joker was still suffering from the side-effects of his TITAN overdose, which mixed with the toxins in his blood and mutated into a extremely toxic poison with an estimated six months to live. Joker was planning to use the TITAN again after he had a doctor, which he promptly sent into the incinerator, isolate the TITAN from his blood. In addition, the Joker had some of the TITAN formula that was isolated from his blood injected into one of his henchmen, and then sent him after Bane. It is unclear whether or not Joker knew the long-term effects of his blood. While the hallucinated Joker is aware of the effects and implies he knew it all along, it doesn't confirm that the real Joker knew. In addition, Harley shows no signs of the blood's effects thus meaning Joker either didn't know of the disease or didn't trust her sanity enough to infect her. I know what you guys are thinking. Is it all true? Is life at Joker Enterprises everything it's rumored to be? Sadly, it is. All of it. But look on the bright side. At least you know what you're getting yourself into and I can promise you this. You'll never leave.
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Although Batman had destroyed all of the Titan containers during the Bane side mission, Titan is still at large as Harley Quinn seems to possess it after the events of Arkham City. Tracy notably retains her shredded shirt as a Titan; suggesting women do not have the same amount of muscle men do in the chest for the Titan to affect. Later, Joker shot Barbara Gordon, causing her to become paralysed in her legs, and sat beside her injured body until the police arrived to arrest him. [3] Death [ ] In the early development, the Titan Henchman's transforming structure was with bursting metal from its skin. Later it was replaced with bone structure in the final rendering. Joker: Because now there's a teeny little bit of me in you too, Bats. Oh, c'mon. Don't tell me it's not what you always wanted. Look, we're running out of time, I need your help. I nearly had a cure; It was so close and then it was taken form me.
The Joker was mildly annoyed by this failure, remarking, "Note to self: Need stronger test subjects." He then activated the transport cell which had previously housed the Titan Henchman to take him into Extreme Isolation. Your best strategy here is to try to keep some distance between you and the Titans while you beat on the Thugs – the idea being you want to thin out their numbers to make your life a little easier. You do not actually have to kill them to do this – if you combo them enough you can stun them – you will know they are stunned because they go down with gold stars circling their heads. At that point they are out of action for as much as 30 seconds. Let's not fall out here, Bats. I might have told you a teeny, tiny little lie. But come on, look at the boy! You did good. We did good! You should be proud.In addition, Joker infected Batman with his blood as well to force the vigilante to find the cure for him. For the rest of the night Batman went through seemingly impossible odds to find a cure to save himself, his enemy and his city from certain death. Batman eventually found a way to create an antidote with the help of Mr. Freeze; the cure required a sample of Ra's al Ghul's blood. Just when hope was about to be in Batman's hands it was snatched by Harley who stole it from Freeze's safe while he was fighting Batman.
Batman: You're afraid of being ashes. You're afraid of being forgotten. And you will be forgotten, Joker. Because of me. I am vengeance. I am the night! I am Batman! In " The Great Holiday Escape", Joker is one of the many inmates of Jump City Prison rather than Arkham Asylum. Another user then asked "I bet you're the closest, but how would this particular strain (which I assume is a result of the Titan Overdose Illness), transfer Joker's memories? Would the other titan infected goons pass on their memories if they transfused their blood? Is it just a plothole I'm reading too far into?". u/2Scribble replied :Bane gave Batman six containers in southern Arkham City, while he would take the six in the northern area. Do I look common? No, I was scared of the part just before you die. When you don't know what is about to happen. When you desperately clutching at life and trying to hold on with slippery, blood covered hands. So I need a decision right there. The Joker when Joker's Gang revealed that Batman survived him bombing the Gotham Merchants Bank's vault. Though cured of the fatal condition the TITAN-infected blood had caused, Batman could sense that something was still up the now-deceased Joker's sleeve. He soon found four transfusion bags of Joker's blood were unaccounted for, which resulted in four people being infected with it. Christina Bell, Johnny Charisma, Albert King, and Henry Adams were detained by Batman and studied. As a result of the infected blood gestating in Bell, King, and Charisma for too long, they were beginning to look and act like Joker, although with only a specific aspect of the late Clown Prince of Crime's personality; Bell had Joker's obsession with Batman, Charisma had Joker's egomania and flamboyancy, and King had Joker's sadism. Only Henry seemed immune to this. Remembering that Joker's blood was still in his own veins, Batman kept a fifth cell for himself ready, just in case he ever succumbed to the influence of the deranged clown's blood.
On interrogating Ivy, Batman discovered that special plant spores in Killer Croc's Lair were the key to creating an antidote. Batman described the process for the synthesis of the antidote as slow, and only yielded small quantities. Although Batman had set the Batcomputer to synthesize more, the untimely growth of Ivy's Titan-enhanced plants invaded the Batcave, destroyed the computer, and left Batman with very little antidote.
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Noting that all the formula needed was a specific enzyme that could be found in the blood of Ra's al Ghul (due to his constant usage of the Lazarus Pit), Batman managed to locate the League of Assassins' stronghold underneath Arkham City in Wonder City, and obtained a sample of Ra's blood. Returning the sample to Freeze, Harley Quinn managed to steal the developed cure as Freeze was attempting to use it as a bargaining chip to force Batman to find his wife, Nora. After Joker set off a cache of one of the Arkham guards' grenades and while approaching to steal his gun to kill him before "changing into something more comfortable," as well as when encountering the Suicide Squad near the laundry chute, he briefly whistled the version of "Jingle Bells" from the BTAS episode: "Christmas with the Joker." Let's talk about your employee relations, Bats. Harley disappointed me and now she's out of the picture. Gone. Forgotten. Dead to me. You get the idea. What's it like in your organisation? Do you punish your hired help when they fail? Or is that saucy outfit you make him wear punishment enough? Hand to Hand Combat: The Joker was at least as skilled in battle as the Batman, matching him in battle on several occasions. Aside from the two names stated above, Joker referred to the illness as Joker-itis and Mad Clown Disease (a parody of hepatitis and Mad Cow Disease).
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