Sure enough, in the next episode "Game Over for Owlman!", Batman is forced to team-up with the Joker in order to defeat Owlman, who has impersonated Batman and ruined his reputation in his absence. After the heroes are freed and the villains defeated, Red Hood thanks Batman and hopes his counterpart can return the favor. During scenes in this episode, the Red Hood's face is shown, but in shadow, showing a bit of green hair and a wide grin that clearly resembles the Joker. After Batman is attacked by his alternate-reality doppelganger, Owlman (sent to Batman's universe on a reconnaissance mission), he journeys to Red Hood's dimension. Red Hood escapes and tries to use a device to recruit help from an alternate Earth (Batman's universe), but he is captured by the Syndicate. His sanity is said to have been "Bent, but not broken." Red Hood then tries to rally his world's heroes (alternate versions of the villains from the "normal" universe) against the Injustice Syndicate, but they are defeated. In his case, he was already a superhero and was actively dropped in by Owlman. Like the Joker, this Red Hood was disfigured after falling into a chemical vat at the Ace Chemical Plant.
In addition, he wields projectile weapons shaped like spades (a reference to his alternate universe counterpart's playing card motif). He is shown to be an extremely capable fighter, able to hold his own against multiple members of the Injustice Syndicate.
The Joker appears in the Batman: The Brave and the Bold episodes "Deep Cover for Batman" and "Game Over for Owlman!", voiced by Jeff Bennett.Ī heroic alternative reality version of the Joker called The Red Hood appears and is voiced by Jeff Bennett.
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