I think there's concern that that's what's happening, that's not at all what's happening. "If suddenly becomes Batman's sidekick, well I wouldn't watch. Who dictates whose life? That's a very rich vein to tap for these two characters. I think there's still that slight vying of control between the two of them. A good example is how Alfred is constantly trying to get Bruce to eat a decent meal and all Bruce wants to have is a protein shake or a green tea. That's why there's a British character in this thing, to set that up.
We've kept the compassion, we've kept the fatherly relationship, we've kept the humor, the acerbic wit. He's there to support, to nurture, to honor the promise he made to Bruce's parents, and I think we've really stayed true to that. "I think they've given him a bit harder background, a military background, the MI6 thing, but what is still true and remains true is that the fundamental relationship between Alfred and Bruce is the same," Blanc continued. "There are things we couldn't do with Two-Face and things we couldn't do with Catwoman, so that's why it's nice to use new villains." We don't have a year to develop that character, we only have 22 minutes." Using new villains also encourages the creators involved to take risks with characters they otherwise wouldn't have.
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You have to figure out how to make Professor Pyg iconic and narrow him down. Like a lot of people have asked how we're going to approach Professor Pyg, and it's not like we're trying to change it, but we only have 22 minutes to tell that story. "We talked about what are iconic things about Batman villains and how can we bring that to these new villains.
"What's been good about using the new villains is, it changes it to an aspect of Batman you haven't seen before," Murakami continued. Everything we had seen before and everything had been covered on 'Batman: The Animated Series.' I felt like it had all been done - if we wanted to do something different, we had to go in a different direction. "I looked at a lot of the older 'Batman' comics and the one thing I noticed was, it felt like the same villains over and over," Murikami said in response to a question about jettisoning Batman's familiar rogues gallery in favor of a new line-up of villains.
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