@LlorDrei

9 months ago

There is one character quasi-introduced in Batman: the Animated Series... I say quasi-introduced, because the character himself is part of the DC Universe, but, not this particular user of the character mantle... that they really should have put into, at least, one of these games. That character is Templeton Fugit, the Clock King. This is a character who should have taken the mantle into the DC Universe from the cartoon in the same way as Harley Quinn. But, while they have brought in new versions of the Clock King in the comics, not Templeton Fugit. He is nothing but an OCD, middle aged lawyer, obsessed with time management, who had a psychotic break. Yet, with his mastery of time management, in his very first encounter with Batman, he escaped without giving, or taking a hit. Taskforce X used his planning to steal from the Justice League's headquarters. He even got a temporal device in one episode to give him time-speed and slowing powers. Templeton Fugit honestly deserves a place in the comics, as a whole. I quite honestly have always seen him as the greatest shining star villain of the Batman: the Animated Series universe. But, back to the games, this is a character who could have used Psycho Mantis attacks against Batman, knowing how to avoid his attacks with use of timing in the environment around him.

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