Is The Batman Arkham Series Nonfiction?

Description: At the ending of Batman Arkham Asylum you are left with the scene of a Titan crate flowing in a river only to be swiped down into the sea by Scarecrow. In Arkham City we don’t meet scarecrow in person, but he does foreshadow his next plan.  Some theories were that he would try to chemically mix the two to make this ultimate toxin stronger than anything he made before. Other ones were that he would inject himself with the Titan making him the ultimate weapon of destruction and fear. However, all this would only become even crazier as gamers recorded footage of Killer Croc and Bane taking the crate. 

 

Question: Who actually took the crate?

 

Answer: All three of them

 

Bane: In Arkham City you have a side mission to destroy all of the Titan Containers spread across the city. Then you imprison Bane by hanging him in a building. Most likely he used the Titan in the crate to make the other entire Titan in the containers.

 

Killer Croc: Unfortunately, Killer Croc hasn’t been in any side missions or main story mission in the events since Arkham Asylum. He did appear in Arkham Origins but that took place before the events of Asylum took place so that doesn’t count. However in Arkham City he appeared in the sewers in an Easter egg. If you take this specific path in the sewers with pro line launcher skills, then explode this wall, you’ll be able to see this cell. It has a Titan crate, with a t bone steak as well as a collar which Killer Croc wore in Arkham Asylum.

 

Scarecrow: In a ship that I talked about in the Arkham City part you can actually find the Titan crate. If you look close enough in the front of the ship you can almost see what seems to be the same Titan crate in Arkham Asylum.

 

Final Statement: All the villains used the Titan crates to their own advantage especially Scarecrow.