One Highly Requested and Rumoured Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League Character Gets Some Serious Love Over Their Arkham Appearances Throughout the Years

Fans remember their various encounters with Killer Croc in the Arkham games.

One Highly Requested and Rumoured Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League Character Gets Some Serious Love Over Their Arkham Appearances Throughout the Years

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  • Killer Croc has been an important part of the Arkham games, even though he never took the spotlight as a main villain.
  • He first appeared in Arkham Asylum, and frequented the sewers of Gotham City making for interesting side quests.
  • Despite Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League's poor reception, some loved villains from the Arkham games are re-entering conversations.
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Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League might have killed whatever hoped you had from the Arkham universe, but that doesn’t stop gamers from talking about some of the best characters they’ve crossed paths with in the last many years.

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One of them is Killer Croc, a victim of unfortunate circumstances who found his home in Gotham’s sewers. We first encounter him in Arkham Asylum, where makes an appearance as a side villain trying to make things tough for the protagonist.

Fans talk about Killer Crocs’ many appearances in the Arkham games

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Killer Croc has been portrayed through unique designs in different games.

Despite some of the many beloved villains like Joker and Brainiac paving a path into Kill the Justice League, the game failed to truly make its home in players’ heart. This has been due to multiple issues, but fans still hope that there will be more interesting characters added in the future.

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One of which is Killer Croc, a massive ‘bad guy‘ with alligator-esque features. Fans remember the many designs and shapes he took the form of across the three Arkham games. We first encounter him in Arkham Asylum, where he’s being escorted by the staff of the mental hospital.

Killer Croc’s shock collar plays an integral part throughout the entire game, and players have to cleverly use Batarangs to fight him. Even with his menacing look and ill intentions, Killer Croc has built quite a reputation over the years as one of the coolest villains in the series.

Could Suicide Squad ever do justice to Killer Croc’s appearance?

Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League characters
Killer Croc could make a great re-entry into the games.

Given how comical and interesting personalities can get in the latest game, it won’t be a surprise to see the re-entry of Killer Croc. In fact, the response to the post has been generating so much anticipation for the character, that the devs might just consider adding him back to the Arkhamverse, hoping to make the overall experience better.

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One of the comments by Jeremy Jonas states how Killer Croc has been best represented in the games:

Origins isn’t my favorite game of the series, but the Croc design is awesome. And was sorely underutilized. Gotta say, I really like Killer Croc in the Arkhamverse (and well… in general).

With Kill the Justice League, we can hope for the devs to utilize Killer Croc’s story better. Originally, Waylon Jones (Killer Croc’s real name) had an extremely rough childhood and was a victim of abuse. Considering his genetic defects and the usual mockery of the way he looked, Waylon grew into a murderous psychopath and even worked as an entertainer at a carnival for some time.

All of these little-too-big stories can be further utilized to give Killer Croc the gameplay he deserves. Do you think he would make for an exciting re-entry? Let us know in the comments below.

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Written by Tanay Sharma

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Tanay wears more hats than Red Dead Redemption 2 characters. He's a musician, writer, voice-over artist and adores interactive media. His favourite games are the ones with memorable stories and characters. He's pursuing a master's degree in Behavioural Sciences. No, he won't read your mind.