Why the fuck is Ra's al Ghul a Batman villain? I could never figure this shit out, Batman isn't a globe-trotting vigilante who fights international terrorists, he only fights to defend and clean up Gotham, hell, the comics make it pretty clear that he doesn't give two shits about what's happening outside of Gotham most of the time.
Well, duh, Justice League is Justice League, they're meant to fight global and cosmic threats, but Ra's is specifically shown to be a part of Batman's rogues' gallery, and boy does he look out of place in there. Ra's seems more like someone Captain America should be fighting, not fucking Batman.
What other villains are the wrong fit for their hero?
Logan Baker
shame it got wasted on such a shitty season. To answer your question user. A villain that I think was a wrong fit for a hero would be Bruno Manheim fighting Superman. I get Superman started out fighting mobsters and other corrupt people but it seems like he has bigger things to do.
Landon Jones
Speaking of Superman, I'm pretty sure an intern put The Toyman in the "Superman Rogues" file by accident instead of Batman's
Evan Myers
toyman didn't bug me as much since I like him as a villain though I could see how he could work as a Batman villain.
Landon Ward
Would the Mandarin count in this category for Iron Man? I like the Mandarin and the opposite angle he plays to Iron Man but he does seem a bit out of place in comparison to Red Dynamo, Iron Monger, Madame Masque and other corporate espionage stuff.
Cameron Rogers
Half of the Flash's rogues' gallery.
I swear, any time Flash fights someone other than Zoom, the writers twist themselves into pretzels trying to come up with increasingly more ridiculous excuses as to why Flash doesn't just pulverize them in 2 seconds flat. No wonder most of them have been turned into anti-heroes now.
I'm not too sure about the Mandarin, I think he sort of fits as a thematic opposite to Iron Man (hard science/tech vs. Eastern mysticism), but even that's ruined when you realize that Mandarin is still tech-based at his core, it's just really-advanced alien tech.
Nathan Fisher
Mannheim's a mobster funded and supplied by Darkseid. That's what Intergang is. They're a mob with high tech weapons from Apokolips
Lucas Moore
Actually, Batman was a globetrotter from the very beginning. I think it was during his second or third appearance, he traveled to Eastern Europe to chase down the Mad Monk (who turned out to be Count Dracula).
I'm sure there are plenty of inappropriate villains, but none of them come to mind right now. I need some sleep.
Colton Morgan
I feel you've missed the point of both Ra's and Batman