The Joker, real name Maurice P. Joker, is a recurring antagonist in Robot Chicken.
He has been voiced by Mark Hamill and Seth Green.
Victims[]
Season Five[]
Catch Me If You Kangaroo Jack[]
- 2,391 Unnamed People - Killed in various unknown ways by The Joker, mentioned.
- Total - 2,391
Season Seven[]
Up, Up, and Buffet[]
- Thomas Wayne - Shot by The Joker off-screen, mentioned.
- Martha Wayne - Shot by The Joker off-screen, mentioned.
- Total - 2
Season Ten[]
Bugs Keith in: I Can't Call Heaven, Doug[]
- Jerry Seinfeld's Friend - Blown up by The Joker off-screen, mentioned.
- Jerry Seinfeld - Blown up by The Joker.
- Total - 2
Season Eleven[]
May Cause Weebles to Fall Down[]
- Thomas Wayne - Shot by The Joker off-screen several years prior, mentioned.
- Martha Wayne - Shot by The Joker off-screen several years prior, mentioned.
- Total - 2
Robot Chicken Specials[]
Robot Chicken DC Comics Special 3: Magical Friendship[]
- Thomas Wayne - Murdered off-screen by either an unnamed mugger or The Joker, mentioned.
- Martha Wayne - Murdered off-screen by either an unnamed mugger or The Joker, mentioned.
- Total - 2
Kill Count[]
- Total - 2,399
- 2,392 Victims of Unknown Gender
- 4 Men
- 3 Women
Characters Killed by The Joker[]
- Thomas Wayne - Shot by The Joker off-screen, mentioned.
- Martha Wayne - Shot by The Joker off-screen, mentioned.
- Jerry Seinfeld - Blown up by The Joker.
- Thomas Wayne - Shot by The Joker off-screen several years prior, mentioned.
- Martha Wayne - Shot by The Joker off-screen several years prior, mentioned.
- Thomas Wayne - Murdered off-screen by either an unnamed mugger or The Joker, mentioned.
- Martha Wayne - Murdered off-screen by either an unnamed mugger or The Joker, mentioned.
Deaths[]
- The Joker/Maurice P. Joker - Sentenced to death via electric chair. (Catch Me If You Kangaroo Jack)
- The Joker - Blown up with his own bomb. (Bugs Keith in: I Can't Call Heaven, Doug)
- The Joker - Accidentally beaten to death with a mallet by Harley Quinn. (DC Comics Special II: Villains in Paradise)
Note[]
- According to fact #61 in this video, Robot Chicken has its own universe within Detective Comics and is therefore technically canon.
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