leaving the planet won't keep Space Batman from chasing you down and dishing out justice. In his armored space suit, Batman rockets through the vacuum of space, focused on stopping intergalactic crime. Mighty Micro Killer Moth Mighty Micro Wonder WomanBittersweet Ending: For the "Injustice" Universe. In "Classic Battles", many of the individual stories get these. A few highlights: Catwoman regrets her association with the Regime, but can't bring herself to apologize to Bruce Wayne for her actions and spends the rest of her life shadowing him as a crime fighter. Green Arrow visits his counterpart's memorial and trains a replacement for him. It's revealed that Batgirl initially took up crimefighting after the murder of her father, Commissioner Gordon, by Superman's Regime. Co-Dragons: Regime Wonder Woman and Yellow Lantern split The Dragon role between them for High Councilor Superman, but with an interesting variation: Both double as a Dragon with an Agenda, each with their own ideals and plans separate from Superman.
Yellow Lantern is the more morally ambiguous of the two. While serving as a loyal enforcer commanding the other Regime members with the same desire to end the Insurgency, he's shown to be an Anti-Villain legitimately regretting his actions. He believes that he's truly fighting for justice, and is always trying to "do the right thing" no matter what. Regime Wonder Woman is by far the more devious one. While serving as his enforcer by leading an entire Amazon Brigade to serve the Regime, she's also a Manipulative Bitch with every intention to replace Lois Lane in Superman's life and become a legitimate Battle Couple with Superman. This ultimately doesn't pan out however, as her Good Counterpart defeats her and turns the Amazons against the Regime. Curb-Stomp Battle: Superman versus well, everyone, really. And it goes for both the "normal" and Injustice versions. Injustice Superman curbstomps everyone who opposes him throughout most of the story proper, and when his opposite is summoned to the Injustice universe, he returns the favor.
So much so that after watching the treatment Injustice Sinestro gets, Yellow Lantern just hands over his ring without a fight. Deus Exit Machina: The regular Superman is busy fighting Doomsday in space when Insurgency Batman pulls the other heroes into his dimension; keeping him out of the way for most of the story. Alternate Batman is also reluctant to bring him there. When he does eventually get pulled into the Injustice Universe, he takes on and defeats Black Adam, Sinestro (effortlessly), Yellow Lantern (without a fight), Regime Aquaman, Doomsday, and his Evil Counterpart in rapid succession. Downer Ending: The Classic Battles mode considered as mini-stories are decidedly this when you play them as the villains, considering that the final battle is always against Regime Superman. This inevitably means that The Villain Wins. In a variety of Alternate Universe endings, we get to see what each individual villain's conquest would have been like. There's a more personal but especially depressing ending to Harley Quinn's story;
having defeated Superman, she crosses to the main universe, frees Joker from prison, and marries him. Then, after he slams her face-first into the wedding cake, she snaps and cuts his throat with the cake knife, then checks herself into Arkham, where she stays, still in her blood-stained wedding dress. Raven's Classic Battle ending, in spite of being able to play as the Mainstream Raven, is a downer as well. Family-Unfriendly Death: How Regime Superman kills Regime Shazam. Also, Shazam's alter ego, Billy Batson, is just a kid who can appear older. For Want of a Nail: Subverted, there's more than one difference that lead to the Injustice Universe becoming a dictatorship. They include Lex Luthor not being a villain, Wonder Woman being more aggressive and The Joker being a sorer loser. Heel�Face Door-Slam: Regime Shazam starts to question the actions of the side he chose, but makes the mistake of thinking the other members of the Regime still have enough good in them to agree. Regime Superman ultimately kills him for speaking out during his Villainous Breakdown.
Heroic B.S.O.D.: Insurrection Batman has a severe one after Lex Luthor is killed attempting to use Batman's Kryptonite laser against Superman. He decides the fight is hopeless and attempts to send the counterpart heroes back to their own universe, only regaining his resolve after Prime Universe Batman duels him and wins. How Much More Can He Take?: In a DC game made by the makers of Mortal Kombat, this was pretty inevitable. Badass Normal characters like Batman and Green Arrow and Supers alike can be punched through a building, impaled, crushed and hit with all sorts of super moves and still keep going. This is partly explained by all the Badass Normal characters taking a special Kryptonian pill that confers super-resilience. Kick the Son of a Bitch: Let's just say Joker Immunity didn't save him this time. Leet Lingo: 5U93R, the durability enhancement pill developed from Kryptonian DNA used to justify the amount of punishment people can take. Mirror Match: Several times during the storyline.
The Final Boss is one of these, with the Regime Superman fighting his heroic, mainstream universe counterpart. The last fights in story mode are mirror matches with Wonder Woman and Batman in quick succession. Uh Oh...: Sinestro smashes Superman repeatedly with a giant energy mace. Superman Flash Steps behind him and easily takes his ring from his finger. Sequel Hook: Even after the Injustice version of Superman is locked up in a room filled with red sun lamps, he can still mildly use his heat vision... Supporting Protagonist: The Batmen of both universes. For most of the story, they lead the fight against the Insurgency but are aware they are outmatched by a large margin. The real hero is Superman, who is brought to the Injustice universe during the final chapter to fight his Evil Twin directly.If you haven't played LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham yet, you don't know what a crazy ride you're missing. If you have played it, well, let's be honest... There's no way you've gotten to 100% yet.
It's just impossible, in a game of this size, to complete it fast. There are over 150 playable Minifigures in LEGO Batman 3, all of them plucked from DC Comics history and continuity. It goes without saying that there are plenty of obscure characters in that enormous catalog, but there are some longtime fan-favorites as well. Here are ten of the most desired DC characters that you'll want to play as, and what you have to do in the game to get them. Getting your virtual hands on the Atom is a big deal in LEGO Batman 3. Throughout the Free Play hubs and worlds, you'll run across elaborate rat-maze contraptions that only someone very small can access. Don't bother trying to use Brainiac's shrink ray to shrink down another character to enter the maze; the effects of that gun only last for a few seconds. You can always unlock the "Mini Characters" Red Brick, which turns all of your characters that small, but it's a pain to go back and forth to the Extras menu just to turn it on, and then do the thing, and then go back to turn it off, etc.
The easiest and quickest way to access those small areas is with the Atom, who can shrink at will. The Atom can be acquired during the level "The Big Grapple," but only in Free Play mode. After escaping the big green dome bubble with Plastic Man, go around to the open area between Green Lantern (who's still being mind controlled by Brainiac) and the dome. Destroy the three silver items there and then build with your brand new LEGO bricks. This triggers a grappling hook to the left, so go to it and grapple and it creates a bunch of green toxic goop all over the floor. It also creates a hovering cleanup vehicle, which you should use to mop up the goop. Next, go park your hovering vacuum car over the contraption you built a minute ago with those exploded silver pieces. Two levers pop up; pull them and there it is: the Atom character token. In the Watchtower, go to the Trophy Room. Fly up to the platform on the right side of the room. Use Brainiac to shrink the statues, and shazam.
There's Black Adam's token. Deathstroke can be found in the "Big Trouble in Little Gotham" level, and is easy to get regardless of whether you're in Story Mode or Free Play. In the second area, where Flash and Joker team up to fight bad guys at Joker's carnival, look for five fireworks spinners. Use a grappling hook to pull on each one, and after they've all gone off, you're rewarded with Deathstroke's character token. From the Hall of Justice hub, jump down the big hole into the Hall of Doom area. Outside the Hall of Doom is a swamp area where you'll find a long row of mushrooms growing. Look for the mushroom that has a circular, glowing gate around it. That's right: it's a race. Just follow the gates and jump on each mushroom in turn, and you'll get Doomsday's token as your reward. You'll want to have plenty of coins saved up for Doomsday; at 1,250,000 coins, he's one of the most expensive characters in the game. As long as you're at the Hall of Doom, you might as well go ahead and get...
Go inside the Hall of Doom and work your way through the various character quests until you get to one called "Five Studs Please," in which Ms. Quinn herself gives you a mission. After you've spoken to her, several patients will appear inside the Hall of Doom. Go and speak to each one in turn, and then have them follow you to Harley. She'll give you her character token as your reward. Kilowog can be found as you enter the big temple in the "Need for Greed" level. Pull down the big pillar and then look for a birds nest with 3 eggs inside. Destroy the eggs and then destroy the big bird that appears. Claim Kilowog as your prize (if you can get past the baby bird murderer guilt). While Free Playing in the London part of the "Europe Against It" level, look for the wrecking ball near the bus. Have Brainiac shoot his blaster at the wrecking ball, and it will grow bigger. That's all you have to do. The wrecking ball falls on its own onto a boat, which dispenses Lobo's token. In the "Space Station Infestation" level, fly up and look on the right of the armory.
There's a missile here that Brainiac can shrink. Destroy the crate that appears and then fly back up to nab the character token for Reverse Flash. While you're in this level, you can also get... During the Firefly boss fight, go around to the left of the spot where you started in this area. Look for a blue grate above you and use a power suit equipped with magnetic control to open the grate. Switch to a flying character (or suit) and soar up into the grate to get John Stewart's token. Swamp Thing is one of the characters that comes in more than one flavor. You have your original Swamp Thing, and then there's the New 52's version of Swamp Thing. Let's grab them both. The fourth character quest that becomes available in the Hall of Doom is called "The Garden of Love." It involves going outside and helping Poison Ivy out by putting out some fires. Have her follow you all the way around to the left of the building and Swamp Thing will be waiting for her there. He'll give you his own token when you hand her over.