Developer's Foresight: When distance-tagging (the ability to tag to another character without standing next to them) was introduced, you may have thought about using this to tag yourself out of falling to your death.This gets altogether dropped in DC Super-Villains, where any thematically appropriate suit power was consolidated into a regular ability while any that didn't fit their characters were completely abandoned. only have one suit with a mixture of powers. The third game gives such suits to Joker, Lex Luthor, and Cyborg in addition to Batman and Robin, but Nightwing and Batgirl no longer have access to them, and alternate versions of Batman and Robin - Batman (Zur-En-Arrh), Robin (1966), etc. Clothes Make the Superman: The first two games feature bat-suit powerups with different abilities (one set for Batman and Batgirl another for Robin and Nightwing).The Ace: Batman may be a Badass Normal, but he's so skilled and intelligent that he's beaten countless villains and developed numerous forms of high-scale tech that are comparable to super-advanced aliens.While still evil, due to the games being light-hearted, they have a comical side and are less evil.

Adaptational Nice Guy: Downplayed with the villains.Absurdly-Spacious Sewer: Every time a subterranean passage of any sort pops up in the games, whether it's sewers or subways, it will be much more elaborate and spacious than in real life.

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