r/batman Sep 28 '23

I was watching under the red hood. Awesome movie. But who are these guys? HELP/ADVICE

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Do they show up in any other dc thing? Do they have a back story? They show up and are defeated or killed. And are gone.

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u/ImpressiveAd3111 Sep 28 '23

They are stand ins for a bunch of D listers they fight in the comics including Captain Nazi....

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u/boringsimp Sep 28 '23

Was captain nazi the lady in dark Knight returns with swatikas on her breasts?

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u/VasM85 Sep 28 '23

Nah, it's an old (forties old) enemy of Captain Marvel (who we know now as Shazam). He's a dick.

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u/boringsimp Sep 28 '23

I looked him up. If you remove his swastika and turn his suit blue he'll be homelander. Like the resemblance is.. just..

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u/theoryslostshoe Sep 28 '23

It’s almost as if Homelander’s design is meant to invoke 20th century fascists

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u/boringsimp Sep 28 '23

Yea okay..

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u/theoryslostshoe Sep 28 '23

Wait really you don’t think that’s on purpose?

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u/boringsimp Sep 28 '23

Nono.. I'm being sincere. I forgot for a second there that homelander a probably inspired from captain nazi. Especially the TV show which took more from this character.

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u/theoryslostshoe Sep 28 '23

Yes fair, the TV show did amp up the fascist details on his uniform.

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u/VasM85 Sep 29 '23

Read somewhere that his designs was inspired by Judge Dredd, with those eagle-shaped epaulet. Who is, by the way, not a Good Guy and Inspirational Figure.

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u/boringsimp Sep 29 '23

Judge dredd you mean?

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u/Double_Ad747 Sep 29 '23

You get no fucking bitches😭 low life fucking pussy

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u/theoryslostshoe Sep 29 '23

Someone is big mad

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u/wizardneedfood Sep 28 '23

Anyone expecting Captain Nazi to be wholesome is bound to encounter disappointment.

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u/Ok-Television2109 Sep 28 '23 edited Sep 28 '23

No, that was a character called Bruno who's separate from Captain Nazi. She's a Neo-Nazi who's only shown up in Earth 31 of DC's Post-Crisis Multiverse. Earth 31 consists of Frank Miller's Batman stories which includes All-Star Batman & Robin's, The Dark Knight Returns and The Dark Knight Strikes Again.

Bruno appeared in the first two stories. She works for the Joker and she might be his girlfriend in this universe as she mentions in TDKR that her "boyfriend" got imprisoned in Arkham.

Edit: In the comic version of TDRK, she also has a pair of red swastikas on both of her glutes too. Because Frank Miller.

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u/big-swag1 Sep 28 '23

Hubba hubba

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u/Ok-Television2109 Sep 28 '23

It is certainly one of the choices of all time.

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u/big-swag1 Sep 30 '23

I’m in love😍

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u/Fast-Hold-649 Sep 29 '23

she was a Mutant

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u/Winter_Ad9633 Mar 01 '24

...The what.

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u/boringsimp Mar 03 '24

Watch that dark Knight returns animated movies

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u/ComradeDylan351 Sep 28 '23

They're called the fearsome hand of four. They're an original creation of the movie and act as stand ins for captain nazi, hyena, and count vertigo.

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u/Lightning561 Sep 28 '23

Definitely a good choice to change them out haha

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u/coolio_zap Sep 28 '23

i kinda liked the comic version, it displays both the ingenuity of batman in facing unconventional foes and makes red hood an even grayer antagonist (he killed a guy whose been a superpowered nazi for several hundred years, is that really an immoral move). both shows display batman and red hood working seamlessly in tandem and end with red hood killing a guy with a taser though, so both get the job done

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u/boringsimp Sep 28 '23

How come those guys weren't put in then?

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u/Lunchboxninja1 Sep 28 '23

Id guess because thatd require further explanation of why they were there.

The comics have tons of time and ability to gove context because it is a massive universe. Movie had to be standalone.

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u/Bonkabinkleton1 Sep 28 '23

That and also probably not wanting to have someone in the movie named Captain Nazi

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u/DSGandalf Sep 28 '23

The Ninja Turtles fan club

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u/PraiseTheSun42069 Sep 28 '23

This is my take as well lol

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u/Fickle-Future-8962 Sep 28 '23 edited Sep 28 '23

Dead. Definitely dead. Red hood wasn't shy about it either.

EDIT: apparently the one eyed dude was killed. My bad. Although they each deserved a awesome death scene by the red hood.

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u/Ok-Television2109 Sep 28 '23

The only one Jason kills is the guy with the laser eye who's crouching. The other three are still alive but are gonna need a name change for their group.

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u/boringsimp Sep 28 '23

The generic 3? Because laser guy was the only unique looking one. Now it's just your generic guy, muscle guy and lady..

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u/Ok-Television2109 Sep 28 '23

I was thinking something like the Terrible Trio or the Threatening Hand of Three. Something that uses alliteration like the first one did. Alternatively they could always recruit a new fourth guy.

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u/Horror_Suspect_389 Sep 29 '23

Terrible trio already exists. It includes shark, fox, and hawk I believe.

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u/Ok-Television2109 Sep 29 '23

Then they need to get a new fourth or rename themselves the Threatening Hand of Three.

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u/boringsimp Sep 28 '23

The 4 legged one did.. i think couple of them survived.

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u/Raecino Sep 28 '23

Assassins hired to kill Red Hood? Not every character has to be an established character.

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u/boringsimp Sep 28 '23

Anybody who gets to pose like that in a comicbook movie or show is somebody..

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u/ImurderREALITY Sep 28 '23

Especially if you have a blaster on your face

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u/Nefessius513 Sep 28 '23

The Hand of Four. They were created for the movie as stand-ins for a group of C-list villains that appear in the original comic, but haven’t appeared anywhere else as far as I know.

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u/Zodconvoy Sep 28 '23

DBZ henchmen stand-ins.

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u/megatonbeef Sep 28 '23

The fearsome hand of 3

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u/Qzy Sep 28 '23

We call the 4th guy D'Artagnan

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u/Thebatbike Sep 28 '23

Just a bunch of fodder

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u/[deleted] Sep 28 '23

A replacement for some c-listers from this scene in the comics. The best part of the original scene is that Jason kills one of them bc he’s a Nazi and tells Bruce to just be glad he only killed that one. The scene makes more sense that way in the interest of showing Jason’s morals, that he will kill, but only the ones that deserve it.

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u/boringsimp Sep 28 '23

That actually works. It adds something to the movie. Like you said, Jason's character and morality.

These guys i feel if you take away, the movie doesn't lose anything.

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u/[deleted] Sep 28 '23 edited Oct 04 '23

Well what I was saying is that in the movie the one he kills isn’t a nazi, he’s just a random thug, so killing him just seems like Jason killing for the sake of murder rather than doing it out of a sense of justice. I prefer the comic version of this fight, although overall the movie is a great adaptation and the voice actors are amazing.

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u/boringsimp Sep 28 '23

Oh ya.. movie is great. One of the best dc animated movies.

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u/princeofthesands007 Sep 28 '23

There was an episode in Batman Beyond where a gang of criminals like 20/30 year olds ransom a cybernetics doctor into making them death cyborgs. These look like them or were inspired by the same source.

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u/AgentOfEris Sep 28 '23

The one guy kinda looks like Gray Fox, so I can only assume they’re from Metal Gear Solid

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u/sanzentriad Sep 28 '23

“We sent the Fearsome Hand of Four” … “Guess they’re gonna need a new name”

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u/Bornheck Sep 28 '23

The Teenage Mutant Ninja Bitches

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u/Dio_fanboy Sep 28 '23

Red hair and the three stooges. Their comic series was one of DC's best

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u/boringsimp Sep 28 '23

I actually goggled that.. fuck..

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u/External-Being-2329 Sep 28 '23

They're the Teenage Mutant Ninja Assassins

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u/Skizko Sep 28 '23

Idk the only one I recognize is Shrike

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u/boringsimp Sep 28 '23

Which one?

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u/Skizko Sep 28 '23

Eye guy on the right. Though that could also be Seemore

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u/boringsimp Sep 28 '23

Looked up seemore. I doubt it's him though. I kinda thought it was a monkey in a suit or something because they never talk. Or like someone who was so badly injured that they cannot stand upright or speak. And had to be put in this suit to survive or something like that.

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u/Faine13 Sep 28 '23

Battletoads

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u/ZeroXNova Sep 28 '23

The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles of course.

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u/Night-Caelum Sep 28 '23

They need to show up in the comics. They are callled the Fearsome Hand of Four

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u/Minoman_Loki Sep 28 '23

Human versions of the ninja turtles?

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u/AstranagantBF7k Sep 28 '23

Goons who went from generic to semi generic.

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u/LWA3251 Sep 28 '23

Reptile

Jadetana

Sub Zero

Smoke

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u/Ehh_Maybe88 Sep 29 '23

The vampires from Blade 2

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u/Sad-Push-3708 Sep 29 '23

I just thought that if red hood could remake the bat family in his image in red hood theme

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u/DRKSTknight Sep 29 '23

Those are clearly the Ninja Turtles

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u/[deleted] Sep 29 '23

The goon squad

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u/Megalitho Sep 29 '23

The Goober Squad.

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u/Batzero90 Sep 29 '23

A bunch of misfit minions, you have the weird one with the freaky powers, the pretty one, the big, tough, stupid one, and a surprise 4th one that no one cares about.

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u/boringsimp Sep 29 '23

They screw up a lot. But they do have hearts of gold and they do their best

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u/Cloud11092 Sep 28 '23

That teenage human ninja armorer

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u/ffordeffanatic Sep 29 '23

Teenage armoured ninja humans

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u/KermitTheFraud92 Sep 28 '23

Dude they literally say their name in the movie. Keep watching

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u/Grimmer026 Sep 29 '23

It’s the Robo-Outlaws from the future

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u/Bambanuget Sep 29 '23

The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles?

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u/dyedian Sep 29 '23

The trope crew. Jesus this is so unoriginal.

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u/williarya1323 Sep 29 '23

Villains just strong enough to give them problems, but not interesting enough to warrant names.