Who Are You In
Gotham City?

Arkham Asylum has a cell waiting for everyone. This psychological evaluation will determine where you belong. Are you the Mastermind, the Brute, or the Chaos Agent?

Confidential Assessment • 8 Scenarios
Behind the Mask

The Psychology of the Supervillain: Why We Love the Bad Guys

Dr. Travis Langley, a psychologist who studies pop culture, notes that villains allow us to explore our "Shadow Self"—the darker impulses we suppress in daily life. In Gotham City, villains aren't just criminals; they are philosophical counter-arguments to Batman's rigid order.

The Narcissist (The Riddler)

Driven by a need for intellectual validation. Their crimes are a cry for attention, screaming "Look how smart I am!" They fail because their ego demands they leave clues.

The Nihilist (The Joker)

Believes that rules are a joke and morality is a bad punchline. They don't want money; they want to prove that everyone is just one bad day away from snapping.

The "Anti-Villain" Phenomenon

Characters like Catwoman represent the "Anti-Villain." They act out of self-interest rather than malice. In psychological terms, they represent Pragmatic Survivalism. They will save the cat (literally), but they'll steal the diamond collar while doing it.

By understanding which archetype you align with, you learn about your own motivations. Do you crave order (Bane), validation (Riddler), or freedom (Catwoman)?

Asylum Admission Protocol

In Gotham City, sanity is a sliding scale. The villains of Batman's Rogues Gallery aren't just criminals; they are psychological case studies. Each one represents a specific obsession, a broken coping mechanism, or a philosophical extreme. This test acts as your intake interview at Arkham Asylum. We analyze your motivations, your fears, and your methods to determine where you fit in the hierarchy of Gotham's underworld.

The Archetypes of Madness

What Drives You?

Batman fights for order. His enemies fight for something else—revenge, recognition, chaos, or control. By uncovering your villainous alter-ego, you might just learn something uncomfortable about your own shadow self. Welcome to the gallery.