Batman Ninja is an animated film that transports Batman and his iconic allies and villains to feudal Japan, where they must adapt to a world of samurais, ninjas, and ancient prophecies. The story delves into themes of resilience, cultural fusion, identity, and the enduring nature of heroism amidst chaos.
This curated list of the best 25 quotes highlights pivotal moments of emotional depth, character growth, and connections to the film’s broader motifs of adaptation and moral fortitude.
Isn’t a gorilla eating a banana a little cliche?
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Catwoman (Selina Kyle)
Witty banter with Gorilla Grodd underscores Catwoman’s sharp humor, revealing her adaptability in feudal Japan and tying into themes of ironic self-awareness.
Says the cat burglar wearing a cat costume
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Gorilla Grodd
Grodd’s retort highlights villainous hypocrisy, adding emotional tension in battle while showing his cunning intellect amidst the film’s cultural clash.
This is madness
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Batman (Bruce Wayne)
Batman’s exclamation during chaotic displacement emphasizes his initial disorientation, marking early character development in embracing unpredictable heroism.
Time for some girl-on-girl action!
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Catwoman (Selina Kyle)
Playful taunt in combat reflects Catwoman’s confident flair, infusing emotional levity and highlighting female empowerment in action-packed scenes.
Harley Quinn could use a good ass kicking
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Catwoman (Selina Kyle)
Catwoman’s defiant threat builds rivalry tension, showcasing her growth from thief to fierce ally, connected to themes of loyalty and justice.
IT’S NOT OVER!
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The Joker
Joker’s furious yell after defeat amplifies his unyielding chaos, evoking emotional intensity and underscoring the film’s exploration of eternal villainy.
Master Bruce
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Alfred Pennyworth
Alfred’s calm greeting in an alleyway provides peaceful reassurance, illustrating his unwavering support and Batman’s reliance on familial bonds for stability.
You’ll be needing this for tonight
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Alfred Pennyworth
Handing over a tuxedo, Alfred’s line grounds Batman in normalcy, highlighting emotional contrast between hero duties and personal identity.
Huh? Ah, right. Of course
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Batman (Bruce Wayne)
Batman’s surprised response to Alfred reveals rare vulnerability, fostering character depth in balancing dual lives amid time-displaced turmoil.
Best not to keep the mayor waiting
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Alfred Pennyworth
Alfred’s practical advice during preparation offers a moment of peace, emphasizing themes of duty and the hero’s need for routine anchors.
Is the car ready?
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Batman (Bruce Wayne)
Inquiry about the vintage Batmobile shows Batman’s adaptability, with emotional weight in transitioning from modern tech to ancient settings.
Yes. But it’s rather vintage
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Alfred Pennyworth
Alfred’s humorous note on the horse-drawn vehicle lightens tension, promoting character growth through acceptance of feudal constraints.
What am I going to do with you, Batman? You’ve destroyed a perfectly good giant robot castle
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The Joker
Joker’s mocking frustration in confrontation adds chaotic humor, revealing his adaptive villainy and the film’s theme of destructive innovation.
Let’s end this, Joker. Just you and me
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Batman (Bruce Wayne)
Batman’s direct challenge signifies resolve, carrying emotional stakes in personal rivalry and growth toward mastering new battlegrounds.
With pleasure. Oh, I’d hate to come all the way to ancient Japan and miss out on a samurai sword fight
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The Joker
Joker’s gleeful acceptance heightens battle excitement, showcasing his thrill-seeking madness and ties to cultural fusion themes.
Not too bad
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The Joker
Mid-swordfight praise mocks Batman’s skills, building emotional intensity while highlighting Joker’s psychological warfare in adapted combat.
Making all of my dreams come true
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The Joker
Joker’s ecstatic taunt during duel reveals his obsessive joy, connecting to themes of chaos and villainous evolution in foreign eras.
Happy to help
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Batman (Bruce Wayne)
Sarcastic reply in fight underscores Batman’s stoic wit, marking development in maintaining composure amid escalating absurdity.
Ooh, don’t tease. You’re getting me excited
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The Joker
Joker’s flirtatious menace adds twisted emotional layer, emphasizing his unpredictable nature and the film’s blend of humor and horror.
That was a good one
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The Joker
Acknowledging a hit, this line heightens duel tension, illustrating Joker’s resilience and ties to perseverance themes.
I’m going to cut you to ribbons, tie you in a bow, and give you to myself
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The Joker
Gruesome threat reveals Joker’s sadistic creativity, evoking fear and showcasing his adaptation to samurai-style confrontations.
I really doubt that, Joker
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Batman (Bruce Wayne)
Defiant dismissal asserts Batman’s unyielding justice, with emotional weight in affirming heroism against overwhelming odds.
Must be tough being a hero. You don’t dare kill me
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The Joker
Taunt exploits Batman’s code, highlighting moral dilemmas and character growth in upholding principles in chaotic times.
See, you can’t kill me. Oh, the hero can’t finish the job, but I can
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The Joker
Provocation tests Batman’s limits, adding profound emotional conflict and connecting to themes of ethical boundaries in warfare.
Just look at how much fun we’re having
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The Joker
Ironic observation during climax underscores contrasting worldviews, fostering Batman’s introspection on the cost of eternal vigilance.
