I don't know how different the anime is from the original, but the joke at the end of the anime lit it all up. The characters are two madmen, (it can only be these two, the funny thing is that the Joker always thinks Batman is as crazy as him, but Batman never understands the Joker, at least he thinks so.) Both begin to yearn for freedom or Say an answer, then meet to escape. Encountered a ditch (here reminds me of the abyss that Batman mentioned to Barbara earlier, Batman said he had seen what it was like, and Barbara gave up Batgirl because of this.), a person Jumped over, and the other guy didn't jump over because he was timid, (then the question is, who didn't jump over? Maybe it's an unanswered question.)
The last guy who jumped over suggested that he shine a flashlight on it The beam is placed between the ravines so that another person can come over, and the other person replies: Do you think I am a lunatic? What if you put your flashlight away when I'm halfway there? (The person who jumped over tried to save the other person in his own way, but in the eyes of the other person, he was unbelievable. The last two people in the joke were still crazy, but they still wanted to save each other. Pull to your side.)
This is Batman and the Joker. Why is it that people with such two extremes of purpose, philosophy, and style of action always feel the same way.
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