Does Batman have fears?

Apparently, Batman actually has plenty of his own fears. Batman’s scares are very much rooted in his past. Right from his childhood incident of falling down a well and Bats hovering over (Batman Begins), to the murder of Young Wayne’s parents, resulting in the fear of Bats and of losing loved ones.

Does Batman have no fear?

Batman’s only fear is failure. Dying alone, mostly due to being alone due to his parents’ death. Batman also fights crime alone and Took on Robin to ensure his quest would not be lonely. So that’s why he was such a wreck when one of the Robins was murdered.

Why does Batman matter?

Batman matters by showing us our own potential. As a touchstone for achievement and how our bodies work, parts of Batman’s mythology ring true. This means we can raise the bar on our own limitations. We just need to find that bit of Batman within and have the will to put it to good use.

Why doesn’t Batman have any friends?

Batman doesn’t have friends. He doesn’t consider anyone to be his friend. Not Superman, not even Nightwing. Once, in a conversation with Diana (Wonder Woman) he told her that he doesn’t get close to anyone because he’s afraid that his enemies might try to get to him through his friends. Yes, he uses Superman to get the job done.

Why Batman for lifespan life?

Life is a journey, not a destination and Batman may help inform how to keep working our way along our own personal paths. Amazingly friendly, supportive and kind writer and editor Dennis O’Neil has said that Batman is “…the most “realistic” of the great superheroes.

Why is Batman the best superhero to play?

Iron Man has a similar feel too, so does Captain America and a few of the other more human-seeming ones. This includes the rest of the Bat-family, like Batwoman, Batgirl, Robin and many of their friends. Batman represents the pinnacle of human performance and is perfect superhero to think about for possibilities.