dispatch crew react to batman variants/La tripulación Dispatch reacciona a las variantes de Batman

The Dispatch Z-Team gathers around a multiversal projector as several versions of The Batman appear one after another. Each Dark Knight hits the room with a different kind of intimidation.

The blazer-wearing strategist studies Arkham Batman first, stunned by the brutal precision and no-mercy takedowns. He calls him “a full tactical unit disguised as one man.”

The stealthy invisibility user instantly connects with The Batman (2022)—the shadow-walking, detective-driven version who weaponizes darkness like it’s part of his suit. They whisper, “That’s how you dominate a battlefield without being seen.”

When Dark Knight Trilogy Batman rolls in with armored gadgets and the Tumbler, the tech-based prism user practically vibrates from excitement, analyzing every upgrade and imagining how Dispatch missions would change with that gear.

The room freezes when The Batman Who Laughs flashes on screen. Even the flame-powered fighter takes a step back, calling him “pure nightmare energy.” Meanwhile, the squad’s powerhouse admits that this Batman looks like he could break cities with his fists.

Batman Beyond gets the biggest collective reaction—futuristic suit, cloaking tech, boosters, enhanced strength. The speed-user jokes, “If we had that suit, every mission would be a speedrun.”

But silence hits when Flashpoint Batman shows up using lethal force without hesitation. The team is split between shock and respect. This Batman isn’t a hero—he’s a warning.

A clip shows Batman battling Clayface in a prison while Joker mocks him about “always adopting new villains like pets.” The Z-Team can’t help but laugh… then immediately go quiet again when Batman wins with pure adaptability.

As the montage ends, the strategist sums it up:

“Different universes. Different methods. Same result—
every version of Batman is a threat level on his own