The atmosphere in the screening hall was eerily quiet.
Although all the spectators had temporarily fallen silent, they were clearly not in the same mood. Overlord Superman and Spider-Man, in particular, both looked utterly baffled.
Overlord Superman was merely a little more violent than other Supermen. Or rather, the other Supermen could practically be called saints, while Overlord Superman was simply somewhat more normal.
But the world of the mentally ill was still a little too advanced for him.
It had to be mentioned that on the Earth of Overlord Superman's universe, Gotham was not dark. In fact, that universe's Gotham ranked among the brightest in all universes.
Perhaps because of that, the Batman of that universe—commonly known as Gray Batman—was practically gentle in both temperament and methods, a rare breed among Batmen.
All in all, Overlord Superman's universe leaned toward positivity and sunshine. People addressed matters as they were, and everyone spoke plainly.
Therefore, he might have understood the world of mental illness even less than other Supermen, because his way of dealing with them was to burn out their brains. More precisely, he burned out a certain part of their brains and turned them into idiots.
That was why he had almost never understood the lunatics in Arkham Asylum, nor did he understand the tangled grievances between them and Batman. He had never witnessed any of it.
Thus, everything happening on the screen shocked him deeply. He suddenly realized that the bat from his own world was actually an exceptionally normal rare specimen, while the overwhelming majority of Batmen had mental illnesses.
Yes, Overlord Superman now realized that perhaps every Batman except the one he knew was abnormal. And each was abnormal in their own way, crazy in all kinds of fancy styles.
Overlord Superman first saw Bruce,