With the release of Matt Reeves' The Batman, one more billionaire playboy Bruce Wayne has been added to the long list of portrayals of the Dark Knight, himself. Throughout the years, there have been many iterations of Batman, whether it be in comics, in animated series, or in live-action films.
In every form that Batman has taken, each voice, artist, and actor has brought something different to the role. In a sense, there have been countless versions of the same character over the years. Die-hard fans may be wondering which one they most resemble and their zodiac sign is a perfect way to see which Batman that is.
Aries: Justice League Animated Series Batman
Batman in The Justice League animated series is one of the most off-the-wall, in terms of both energy and sass. With witty quips and the confidence to hang up a video call with Superman himself, Batman has the best kind of Aries energy on this show.
Many fans think Batman is the best member of the Justice League in the DCEU and he's equally a favorite in the animated series as well - partly due to his Aries problem-solving skills and hilarious sense of humor. He's passionate and wants to do the right thing, but he also wants to do things his own way, which is a strong Aries trait.
Taurus: Gotham By Gaslight Batman
What could be more boujee than a Victorian-era Batman fighting none other than Jack the Ripper on the streets of London? Tauruses are lovers of all things fancy and luxurious, so the idea of a Batman wearing a Victorian overcoat to fight crime is something they would be very interested in.
There are many wild alternative versions of Batman that have popped up in comics and television, but this one has the most fashionable flair, which a Taurus would appreciate. Tauruses also love academia and things being rooted in fact, so following the real-life case of Jack the Ripper is very appealing to them.
Gemini: Flashpoint Batman
There are many ways the upcoming Flashpoint-inspired film could change the DC multiverse - with one way being the introduction of an alternate Batman and Joker. Geminis are known for their adaptability and flexibility, which is why the Batman coming out of the breaking of the multiverse is perfect for them.
In the Flashpoint comics, the Flash tries to go back in time to save his mother and combines different timelines, revealing a new version of Batman and the Joker. Bruce dies instead of his parents, resulting in Thomas Wayne becoming Batman and Martha Wayne becoming the Joker. The duality of the pair transforming themselves in place of Bruce is very Gemini in nature.
Cancer: Ben Affleck's Batman
Ben Affleck's Batman is the most emotionally in touch by far. He still actively grieves and deals with the loss of his parents, even at his age, and shows a lot of emotional passion when confronting and dealing with Superman. He's also very protective of the other Justice League members - and the world - against Superman in the case of him turning evil.
Cancers also have strong intuition that they trust more than anything in the world. Affleck's Batman relies heavily on his gut instincts in his films over-analytical feeling. His devotion to his cause, matched with his protective nature, makes him one of the more complex Batmen in the franchise.
Leo: Lego Batman
Of all the best and worst-ranked Batman movies, Lego Batman is the showman of the Batman variants. He loves dancing, lobster Thermador, being a superhero, and friendship. While he thrives in the spotlight, he also loves being a mentor to his new adopted son, Dick Grayson.
Leos love being the center of attention, but they love supporting their loved ones even more. Generosity, like the kind that Lego Batman shows by the end of the film, is another trademark Leo personality trait, as well.
Virgo: The Animated Series Batman
The Virgos are the "parent" friends of the group, as they're natural guardians and very responsible. They like rules and have high standards for themselves and those around them. Because Batman interacts with all of the Robins and Batgirl in The Animated Series, he demonstrates all of these traits.
The Animated Series Batman is the most composed and put-together of the lot. Of all the '90s and '00s zodiac-like Cartoon Network shows, Virgos would be most obsessed with Batman: The Animated Series because they would relate so much to Batman as a character.
Libra: Batman & Robin
One of the most charming live-action Batmen was heartthrob George Clooney. He fit in perfectly with the billionaire playboy persona of Bruce Wayne and embodied a lot of the suaveness that Bruce has in the animated series. Libras are naturally good flirters and social butterflies, so the dating scene is somewhere they feel at home.
There are many ways that Batman & Robin is completely underrated, and one of the major ways in the balance of having two very different villains involved: Poison Ivy and Mr. Freeze. Libras are all about balance and diplomacy, so they would deftly navigate the two situations.
Scorpio: The Batman
Scorpios are full of angst and dark and brooding secrets, just like Robert Pattinson's interpretation of the Dark Knight. Loyalty and determination are very important to Scorpios, which is why it's very Scorpio-like that The Batman follows Bruce being so dedicated to his project that he barely gets any sleep and jams out to Nirvana while jotting down notes.
Scorpios are also very brave people, and Robert Pattinson's Batman fought off countless goons by himself and even risked being electrocuted in order to save Gotham townspeople. He displayed true bravery, just like a Scorpio.
Sagittarius: Batman Begins
Sagittarians love to see new places, learn new things, and travel the world. A Batman that travels to Asia to learn ancient fighting techniques is a Batman that embodies the energy of a Sagittarius.
In some ways, with Batman on his own with Sagittarian independence, Batman Begins, is the best of the Dark Knight trilogy. It also taps into Sagittarians' sense of curiosity with all of the new experiences that Batman is having at the very beginning of his vigilante journey.
Capricorn: The Dark Knight
Capricorns are the most ambitious signs of the zodiac. They know exactly what they want and they'll stop at nothing to reach their goals. The Dark Knight's Bruce Wayne is one of the most business-oriented of all of the Batmen, zeroing in on that Capricorn work ethic.
Batman's dedication to his mission is probably why The Dark Knight is one of the 20 best movies of all time according to IMDb. He also never gives up on his value system, no matter what's thrown at him or the villains he faces, which is another Capricorn attribute. Lastly, the trilogy is grounded in reality, with no super powers, which a Capricorn would approve of.
Aquarius: Adam West's Batman
With his fun, original comic inspired costume and comical one-liners, Adam West's Batman marches to the beat of his own drum, much like the Aquarians of the world. Being a superhero is already a very Aquarian occupation, as they're natural altruists that look to make a brighter future for humanity as a whole.
Aquarians have a strong sense of justice, and Batman's entire personality is centered around that concept. Adam West may not be the first film Batman, but he was the first serialized one, and the Batman that many fans attribute to his growth in popularity. His originality is part of what makes him so memorable, and what makes him so Aquarian.
Pisces: Batman Beyond
The Batman in Batman Beyond is different, like The Flashpoint storyline, because it's not actually Bruce Wayne behind the mask. Instead, the story takes place many years later, with Bruce as an elderly mentor to Terry McGinnis, who takes over the role for him.
Terry is much younger and spunkier than any Bruce iteration that preceded him - which perfectly aligns him with the Pisces zodiac sign. Pisceans are the babies of the horoscope, just like Terry is the baby of the Batman lineup. Another key trait of a Pisces is their strong sense of empathy, and Terry had to be able to put himself in Batman's shoes in order to become the new Batman, while still having the creativity to carve his own way.