Written by Mr. Mouseburger 3rd Oct 2005
Details submitted by P.E
Having just defeated the Riddler and left him mentally incapacitated, Batman has jumped into a ridiculously deep pit to rescue both Chase and Robin, who were plummetting to their deaths.
As the trio are climbing back out, they are confronted by Two Face, who is aiming a gun at them. It looks grim for our heroes, but Batman plays on Two Face's indecision and makes him flip his lucky coin to determine who to kill first.
Once again, Batman's utility belt comes to the rescue as when Two Face flips the coin, Batman grabs a handful of coins from it and throws them in the air too.
Struggling to keep track of which one is his lucky coin, Two Face loses his balance and falls into the pit, ultimately to his death.Before he dies though Two Face still has the wherewithal to extend his hand and catch his lucky coin before his hand sinks into the briney sea.
Harvey Dent/ Two-Face, one of the greatest Movie Villains I've ever seen. He should not have died, but his end provided the best scene and ending for Batman Forever and Best Batman Villain to be Killed. Awesome music for his ending too. This one is for you Two-Face
I don't seee why you labeled this as drowning and ot max zorin. it seemed obvious to me that he died from impact to the rocks
Yeah the Riddler even says that Robin and Chase would be gull feed on the rocks, implying that falling down that shaft would result in death from smacking into the rocks, not drowning.
If you read the category description for "Drowning" it reads:I still don't know about why Mousebluffer didn't use it for Zorin or Scarface.
Another possible Own Weapon? It was Two-Face's way of answering if we going to kill someone and Bruce exploited it, so what do you guys think?
I agree mucho
I dunno, it seems to be more "Ironic" as the coin was not what he used to kill someone, it was just his method of deciding whether or not to kill someone.