Batman, after taking out the brainwashed criminals, proceeded to interrogated the Hatter about the girl's whereabouts. Tetch, anticipating the hero's arrival, then made final tests on his mind control, and discovered with glee that the devices actually work, not addressing him as 'sir' aside. Jervis silenced her and told the Caped Crusader that the girl was 'Alice' and that she's been through a lot recently and had promised to make her 'right as rain' soon.Д«atman heads to his lair in the Bowery to rescue her. However, his attempt at recruiting Batman by a kidnapped girl desperately calling for Batman's help. After they collapse, Batman receives a message from the Mad Hatter, requesting for Batman to enter a business proposition with him. Shortly after putting the Lacey Towers case together, Batman encounters three henchmen in rabbit masks, singing they are invited to the Hatter's tea party. He was voiced by Peter MacNicol, who also portrayed Janosz Poha in Ghostbusters II and Man-Bat in The Batman.

Jervis acts as the Mad Hatter, as well as uses his mind control abilities to recreate other characters as well as kidnapping girls to make them his 'Alices'. He is a true product of insanity and schizophrenia, becoming obsessed with the story 'Alice in Wonderland' and the incredible ability of controlling a person's mind through hypnosis techniques. Jervis Tetch, better known as Mad Hatter, is a recurring antagonistВ in the Batman: Arkham videogame series, serving as a minor antagonist in both Batman: Arkham City and Batman: Arkham Origins, and as the main antagonist of Batman: Arkham Knight's The Season of Infamy DLC Most Wanted mission Wonderland. Oh, are you not going to drink your tea? It's special tea. ~ Mad Hatter in Arkham Knight, luring Batman into his 'Wonderland'. Down the rabbit hole you fall, where madness reigns from wall to wall.Through the rhyming words we tumble, where villains toll and psyches crumble.

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