DC Subtly Confirms Why Robert Pattinson"s New Batman Name Is So Perfect

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Warning! This post contains SPOILERS for The Penguin episode 2The Penguin episode 2 further explains why Gotham now knows Robert Pattinson’s Dark Knight by a different name after the events of DC Elseworlds" The Batman. Following Alberto Falcone’s death and its chaotic aftermath, The Penguin episode 2 reveals several key details about Gotham’s criminal business. The Falcone and Maroni crime families are restructuring themselves as they scramble to gain power and fill the vacuum left by Carmine and Alberto Falcone. Of course, Oz Cobb is at the center of it all, double-crossing both families and escaping unscathed by a hair’s breadth.
Oz’s attempts to pit the Falcones and the Maronis against each other bring rushed decisions that lead to unnecessary casualties on both sides. On top of that, the mayhem seems to be awakening Sofia Falcone’s dangerous Hangman persona. Gotham’s criminal underworld is a ticking time bomb, and Batman is nowhere to be seen at this point, but so is the GCPD. Before the Penguin’s plans inevitably culminate in a full-blown gang war, Gotham is enjoying a brief period of peace thanks to Batman’s defeat of the Riddler.
The Penguin Renamed Bruce Wayne From Vengeance To "The Batman Vigilante" Batman Earned A New Title After Defeating The Riddler

In The Penguin episode 1’s opening sequence, a news report refers to Batman as “the Batman Vigilante”. Throughout Matt Reeves’ The Batman, Robert Pattinson’s hero was publicly known as “Vengeance” due to his tendency to say “I’m vengeance” while fighting crime. Defeating the Riddler and helping innocent people escape the aftermath of the villain’s terrorist attacks changed Batman’s public perception, earning him the title of “Batman Vigilante”.
Crime Has Gone Up 42% In Gotham The Penguin Episode 2 Confirms Gotham Is Plunging Into Crime After The Batman Close The Penguin episode 2 reveals another detail about Gotham’s current state. According to a radio report, crime has risen 42% since the events of The Batman’s ending. This is supported by the way Oz Cobb meets Victor Aguilar. Victor, an otherwise naive and innocent kid, lost his home and found himself in the Penguin’s way as he tried to steal the rims off the criminal’s sports car. According to Oz himself, Victor’s whole neighborhood was wiped out. Hence, it’s safe to deduce that many new Gotham criminals were created by The Riddler’s attacks and the subsequent flooding.

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