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A version of Kal-El known as the Last Sun is an antagonist in DC Comics. He is an evil counterpart to Superman made by The Batman Who Laughs. Biography Supposedly, when this version of Kal-El's home planet blew up, his ship got lost and ended up flying through a thousand suns, which corrupted him into an energy-feeding monster. The Batman who Laughs unleashed him into battle, although the Justice League came close to beating him, he overpowered them and drained them of their energy. He hails from the Last 52 Multiverse in which he was created by The Batman who Laughs. However, he, alongside his master. were ultimately killed by Wonder Woman. The Batman Who Laughs is far more Dangerous and Evils he would conquer world universe or multiverse he might conquer equestria

and what would his voice sound like? does the batman who laughs sound like batman and joker voice merge together with a darker and sinister laughter with batman voices I imagine him talking mostly in a quiet but unhinged, deep voice. Pretty much the same as Batman, but as if Joker has taken over his body. And when he laughs, it’s just like the way Batman laughs at Harley in that one scene when he hangs over the fish tank, only more maniacal and a tad higher.

and he know pretty much everything about the multiverse and the dark multiverse and not even batman can defeat his evils counterpart the Batman who laugh is dangerous and t’s terrifying when he became the darkest knight and a Evils Dark god and recruited some evils version of batman from their dying world He is the ultimate Batman villain, as BWL embodies what would have happened if he succumbed to madness and embraced the Joker's ideology. The irony is that Batman who Laughs is everything Joker wanted Batman to be, but he himself loathes BWL. The Red Death - He represents Batman's fear of losing members of the Bat-Family, his love for them and regret for those he failed. Some of his dialogue and his Speed Force quirk imply he might also represent Batman's fear of old age slowing him down. The Merciless He represents Batman's fear of who he would become if he started killing, how Wonder Woman helps him see the good in people, and his regret that he really cannot end his crusade since his villains keep coming back. \ The Dawnbreaker -He represents Batman's fear of how dangerous he would be with superpowers but lacking his adult discipline, his inner despair taken to its extreme and the regret over his inability to get over his parent's deaths. The Drowned - Represents Batman's fear of going too far in the fight against superhumans, his love for Catwoman, and his inability to trust anyone but himself. The Devastator - He represents Batman's fear of losing hope, how important his friendship with Superman is and both the fear and regret that he cannot fully trust the Man of Steel. The Murder Machine - He represents Batman's fear he isn't as self-sufficient as he thinks, his father-son relationship with Alfred Pennyworth, and losing his humanity. The Batman who Laughs - He represents Batman's fear of becoming as bad as the Joker, how much he is defined by the never-ending war with the Clown Prince of Crime and his regret he cannot stop the Joker for good without killing him. , The Grim Knight He is based on the fear of Bruce Wayne using guns as a primary weapon Castle Bat is the fear of the prime Bruce Wayne if he were to ever sacrifice himself and even Gotham City. So this version of him deeply cares about Gotham making him more affable but nevertheless delusional. From him killing Damian to stopping crime, it was all for the city Bruce deemed needed to be saved. This also being how he justified his need to commit mass destruction in his universe killing many in the process. Making himself in his own eyes the hero whilst doing this. Overall a delusional villain who genuinely believes to be on the side of good . Unlike other versions of Bruce Wayne from the Dark Multiverse, the Robin King is evil by nature as opposed to losing his moral code through outside circumstances. The Robin King represents Bruce’s fear that he was always broken deep inside, and that the death of his parents was ultimately just an excuse for unleash the darkness and violence that was always inside of him. The Robin King is, along with The Batman Who Laughs, one of the only two versions of Bruce Wayne to be Pure Evil. Many eons ago, Barbatos was a dragon from the World Forge created by another powerful cosmic being known as the World Forger who hammered whole universes from the fears and hopes of every living being of the positive matter Multiverse. Barbatos was tasked with destroying any malformed and twisted worlds that were unstable and destined to decay. However, he eventually killed the World Forger and allowed these malformed worlds to exist, corrupting the World Forge slowly and giving birth to the Dark Multiverse. Barbatos would find himself becoming a resident of the Dark Multiverse after he was repelled from returning to the central one. Despite this, the dark god had still gained many worshippers within the central Multiverse. With some trying to summon him on worlds he was barred from returning to. Many years later, when Batman shot Darkseid with a Radion bullet at the end of Final Crisis, the New God retaliated by striking Bruce down with his Omega Beams, seemingly killing him. Earth's heroes mourned the loss of one of their finest, but in reality, Darkseid had not killed Batman. He had used his powers to warp time around Bruce, infusing him with Omega energy and sending him back to the Stone Age without any memory of who he really was. During this time, Barbatos realized the similarities between his and Bruce's Bat emblems and believed he could use him as a doorway back into central Multiverse. Barbatos' followers manipulated events throughout history in order for Bruce to be injected with four out of the five metals needed to create the doorway, and after the fifth was injected in the present day, Barbatos was able to transport himself and the Dark Knights to Prime Earth with the intent of conquering it. After his defeat, Barbatos was left chained down to the bottom of the Dark Multiverse by the Over-Monitor, forced to watch the Forge of Worlds burn bright once more until the return of the World Forger. During the rise of the dark goddess Perpetua, Barbatos saw the sigil of doom from the Dark Multiverse. Barbatos was extremely aggressive, cruel, misanthropic and power-hungry, so he has no qualms enslaving, butchering and ultimately destroying entire dimensions and realities. Despite his murderous impulses, Barbatos was sly, cunning, manipulative and willing to wait in order to succeed in his schemes. Barbatos despises all form of life and happiness, so he wishes above all to plunge the central DC Multiverse into darkness, eradicating all life from it just so he can remake it in his dark image. Perhaps his biggest flaw was that he only knew one thing: destruction. In his eyes, he believed that all worlds are doomed to fall into darkness. To him, leaving the dark at all, to explore outside it, was the ultimate mortal sin. Author Avatar: Not just for Scott Snyder, but pretty much any Batman writer. Barbatos manipulated the events in Bruce Wayne's life so that he would always emerge victorious and uncompromised, while simultaneously keeping any scenarios where Batman might go wrong to one side for when he wants to deliver a spectacular gut punch.