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While drawing The Archer, I also came up with a design for a 2 door variation. It is inspired more on the F-22 raptor plane. It has all of the same stealth capabilities allowing Batman to evade homing missiles and RPGs. The doors and roof have explosive reactive armor panels.

This Batmobile is a hybrid Jet engine and hydrogen fuel cell vehicle. The Jet engine pivots up and down much like the exhaust ports for the F-22 raptor to allow it to make a ramp-less jump like the original Tumbler from Batman Begins and The Dark Knight, however, the advantage of being hydrogen fueled is that the exhaust cannot be tracked/traced as the only exhaust is pure water vapor.

The front hood of the car has the same diamond pattern as The Archer car however I tried to make it look something like a bat. The part that looks like a bat is actually supposed to be a small robotic plane which can be launched into the air and provide greater situational awareness. This Batmobile also has more gadgets and weapons than the original Tumbler from the first two movies.

The skirt covering the rear wheels can actually be jetisoned to reduce weight if necessary but help to protect the fuel tank and rear tires.

This Batmobile actually has more defensive and offensive capabilities than The Archer.

The doors also swing open upward like a Lamborghini to allow batman to more easily glide up out of the car while it is in motion similar to the original Tumbler who's entire wind shield retracted forwards.

On an unrelated note, I would love to see The Ventriloquist be the main villain of the next Batman movie. He was probably the most original and interesting villain of the animated series aside from the main gallery of villains. Since the Nolan universe seems to make it really hard for villains like Poison Ivy, Mister Freeze, ManBat, Killer Croc, Clay Face, and The Mad Hatter to exist in a sensible way, and since The Riddler would just be terrible act to follow The Joker, The Ventriloquist seems like the best option. They can carry on with the same theme of personal responsibility, existentialism, and determinism that the first two movies had perfectly. Although, I am betting that either Catwoman or Harley Quinn with The Joker will be the villains of the next movie. Then again, whoever is re-cast to play The Joker is going to have a hell of a fucking time trying to follow Heath Ledger's performance. If The Joker appears in the next Batman movie, the appearance will have to be very short or his entire appearance, I imagine, would have to be obscured. I imagine, ideally, that The Joker is talking to Harley Quinn through a solid shatterproof window, like Hannibal did in Silence of the Lambs, manipulating Harley to become his limbs in Gotham, like a marionette puppet, pulling the strings from within his padded cell inside Arkham Asylum. Then Catwoman sort of helps Batman but then betrays him by teaming up with Harley Quinn then betraying Harley to help Batman again.

Description
While drawing The Archer, I also came up with a design for a 2 door variation. It is inspired more on the F-22 raptor plane. It has all of the same stealth capabilities allowing Batman to evade homing missiles and RPGs. The doors and roof have explosive reactive armor panels.

This Batmobile is a hybrid Jet engine and hydrogen fuel cell vehicle. The Jet engine pivots up and down much like the exhaust ports for the F-22 raptor to allow it to make a ramp-less jump like the original Tumbler from Batman Begins and The Dark Knight, however, the advantage of being hydrogen fueled is that the exhaust cannot be tracked/traced as the only exhaust is pure water vapor.

The front hood of the car has the same diamond pattern as The Archer car however I tried to make it look something like a bat. The part that looks like a bat is actually supposed to be a small robotic plane which can be launched into the air and provide greater situational awareness. This Batmobile also has more gadgets and weapons than the original Tumbler from the first two movies.

The skirt covering the rear wheels can actually be jetisoned to reduce weight if necessary but help to protect the fuel tank and rear tires.

This Batmobile actually has more defensive and offensive capabilities than The Archer.

The doors also swing open upward like a Lamborghini to allow batman to more easily glide up out of the car while it is in motion similar to the original Tumbler who's entire wind shield retracted forwards.

On an unrelated note, I would love to see The Ventriloquist be the main villain of the next Batman movie. He was probably the most original and interesting villain of the animated series aside from the main gallery of villains. Since the Nolan universe seems to make it really hard for villains like Poison Ivy, Mister Freeze, ManBat, Killer Croc, Clay Face, and The Mad Hatter to exist in a sensible way, and since The Riddler would just be terrible act to follow The Joker, The Ventriloquist seems like the best option. They can carry on with the same theme of personal responsibility, existentialism, and determinism that the first two movies had perfectly. Although, I am betting that either Catwoman or Harley Quinn with The Joker will be the villains of the next movie. Then again, whoever is re-cast to play The Joker is going to have a hell of a fucking time trying to follow Heath Ledger's performance. If The Joker appears in the next Batman movie, the appearance will have to be very short or his entire appearance, I imagine, would have to be obscured. I imagine, ideally, that The Joker is talking to Harley Quinn through a solid shatterproof window, like Hannibal did in Silence of the Lambs, manipulating Harley to become his limbs in Gotham, like a marionette puppet, pulling the strings from within his padded cell inside Arkham Asylum. Then Catwoman sort of helps Batman but then betrays him by teaming up with Harley Quinn then betraying Harley to help Batman again.