WARNING: The following contains spoilers for Batman: Death in the Family, now available on Blu-ray and Digital HD.

In the interactive Batman: Death in the Family adaptation, the Batman of Zur-En-Arrh makes its animated debut. However, as this twisted Caped Crusader connects to Jason Todd's ultimate fate, while both endings he's involved in are heartbreaking, they're also pretty perfect given the nature of the characters.

In Batman lore, the Zur-En-Arrh identity is one of the most thought-provoking concepts DC has. Introduced in 1958's Batman #113 by France Herron and Dick Sprang, he was first shaped as an alien from the planet Tiano who sought out Bruce Wayne's help. Grant Morrison would later add his own spin on things in the 2000s with Dr. Simon Hurt using the phrase as a mental trigger to create a wild and colorful Batman who was basically the Dark Knight without Bruce's humanity. The new movie's version takes its lead from the modern interpretation.

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These endings occur when Bruce dies instead of Jason in the Bosnia explosion triggered by the maniacal Joker. With his dying breath, Bruce asks Jason not to kill the clown, though, and Jason decides to become Red Hood to try and honor the Bat. But after meeting a reformed Joker in a diner, Jason realizes he was killing villains over the last few years. His subconscious blocked his lethal methods out and as the clown taunts him, the viewer has the option to kill Joker or leave him be.

Either choice puts Jason on the run, only to end up on a rooftop with Talia al Ghul. There, she confesses she wants Jason to join her new League of Assassins, revealing Batman of Zur-En-Arrh. Against her father's wishes, she stole Bruce's corpse and reanimated it in the Lazarus Pit. Bruce immediately began picking out these bright colors as Jason's Robin costume was the last thing he remembered. Talia says this is Bruce wanting Jason to come home, leaving Jason disgusted she'd do this to Bruce.

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Jason and Bruce fight but the outcomes depend on whether or not Jason killed Joker. If he murdered the fiend in revenge, hatred would be driving him, which results in Red Hood fatally stabbing his mentor. However, as Batman utters his last words, "Zur-En-Arrh," we see him holding a trigger as he's rigged up as a suicide bomber. Jason closes his eyes and accepts his fate, regretting that anger led him down this path to destruction as Bruce said it would. They're all blown up and the final shot is quite graphic, showing the charred remains of Bruce, Talia and Jason.

The other ending is tied to Jason not killing Joker in the diner, and while it seems Talia runs away from the fight, Jason electrocutes the Bat and incapacitates him. Dick, the new Batman, arrives and they take Bruce home, where we see him in a cell. Alfred's reading to him and it's clear Zur-En-Arrh ties into the comics as "Zorro in Arkham," which were the last words Bruce's dad told him about the city throwing Zorro in Arkham if he came to Gotham.

It's tragic seeing Bruce restrained like this, made even worse by Jason retiring from crimefighting due to PTSD. Barbara takes on her Oracle role again to help Dick but Jason's defeated as his anger has consumed him, teaching him that actions always have consequences.

Produced, written and directed by Brandon Vietti, Batman: Death in the Family stars Bruce Greenwood, John DiMaggio, Vincent Martella, Zehra Fazal and Gary Cole. The film is now available on Blu-ray and Digital HD.

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