Batman Villains Quiz: Name All 20!

About This Quiz

Gotham City’s skyline hides a rogues’ gallery of colorful criminals – the Joker with his chaotic grin, Poison Ivy twisting vines around her victims, and Two‑Face flipping his coin to decide someone’s fate.

This quiz throws twenty notorious villains at you and asks you to pair each name with the crime or quirk that made them infamous. One question features Clayface’s shape‑shifting antics, another points to the Riddler’s love of puzzles or Mr. Freeze’s icy inventions.

Think you know who controls plants, who robs jewellery stores, and who once used Alice in Wonderland as a criminal motif? Step into the shadows and prove your grasp of Gotham’s dark side.

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Batman's greatest enemy?

[B] The Joker | The Joker is widely recognized as Batman's most iconic and greatest adversary.

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Accomplished jewel thief?

[D] Catwoman | Selina Kyle, also known as Catwoman, is a skilled thief known for stealing jewels and other valuable items.

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Mold body, villain?

[A] Clayface | Clayface is a character with the power to change his body into any shape, often using this ability for criminal activities.

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Insane psychologist/biochemist?

[B] Scarecrow | Dr. Jonathan Crane, as Scarecrow, uses fear toxins to manipulate his victims.

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Bird-themed crimes?

[C] The Penguin | Oswald Cobblepot, also known as the Penguin, is often associated with bird motifs in his criminal activities.

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Obsessed with duality?

[A] Two-Face | Harvey Dent, as Two-Face, is fixated on duality due to his physical disfigurement and subsequent obsession with chance.

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Villain, leaves clues to crimes?

[B] The Riddler | Edward Nygma, as The Riddler, leaves complex riddles and clues for Batman to solve as part of his criminal challenges.

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Alice in Wonderland?

[A] Mad Hatter | Jervis Tetch is obsessed with Alice in Wonderland and uses this theme in his criminal activities.

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Freeze-gun invention?

[D] Mr. Freeze | Victor Fries, as Mr. Freeze, uses a freeze-gun as his primary weapon, which was a result of a failed scientific experiment.

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Control all plant life?

[B] Poison Ivy | Dr. Pamela Isley, as Poison Ivy, has a power to control and communicate with plants.

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Zoologist, Echolocation?

[D] Man-Bat | Dr. Kirk Langstrom was transformed into Man-Bat after an experiment with a serum designed to enhance hearing.

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League of Assassins founder?

[A] Ra's al Ghul | Ra's al Ghul is the leader of the League of Assassins and has a long history with Batman.

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Massive crocodile-like form?

[A] Killer Croc | Waylon Jones, as Killer Croc, has a condition that gives him a crocodile-like appearance and strength.

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Female clown, hammer?

[C] Harley Quinn | Dr. Harleen Quinzel, as Harley Quinn, is known for her obsession with the Joker and her use of a mallet as a weapon.

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Venom steroid, immense strength?

[A] Bane | Bane's superhuman strength is derived from the Venom serum, which he uses to enhance his physical abilities.

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Mugger, murdered Wayne's parents?

[B] Joe Chill | Joe Chill is the criminal responsible for the murder of Thomas and Martha Wayne, Bruce Wayne's parents.

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High-tech suit, phasing through objects?

[A] Hush | Hush, whose real name is Thomas Elliot, is known for his advanced suit that grants him the ability to become intangible.

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Gotham City crime lord, dramatic flair?

[C] Black Mask | Roman Sionis, as Black Mask, is a crime lord who enjoys theatrics and often uses his own face as a weapon.

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Former DA, monstrous creature?

[D] Hugo Strange | Dr. Hugo Strange is a criminal mastermind who has undergone physical transformations due to experimental accidents.

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Hacking, control information?

[C] The Oracle | Barbara Gordon, as The Oracle, is a highly skilled hacker and information broker who provides crucial intel to Batman and others.