In fact, the Batmen were never unprepared, especially when they were going to visit the universe of the famed Nameless Bat. Nearly every one of them had left safety messages for the Justice League. At regular intervals, the others would receive messages with varying contents. If a message was late or incorrect, it proved that Batman might be in trouble.
This mechanism allowed the universes that had lost their Batmen to realize at once that Batman might have encountered some danger. They gathered according to the emergency plans Batman had left behind. But the greatest problem with Batman's emergency plans was this: without Batman, their effectiveness would inevitably be greatly diminished.
For example, in Ben Batman's Movie Universe, Superman successfully assembled the Justice League. But no one had the slightest idea what to do next.
"We should go to his universe," Wonder Woman said. "No matter what he has encountered, we need to bring him back."
"That is precisely the problem. If even Batman encountered danger in that universe, then it may already have fallen completely. Going there now would be walking straight into a trap." Martian Hunter frowned.
Their argument mainly revolved around that point. Some wanted to charge straight in and pull Batman out, while others wanted to make a long-term plan. It was not about respecting the enemy, but respecting Batman.
One obvious fact was this: if Batman had been defeated without warning, without even making a sound, then even if he was not dead yet, the enemy he faced had to be unbelievably powerful. And if all of them rushed recklessly into the trap to save Batman and could never return, what would happen to their own universe?
Darkseid's threat was close at hand. Although the fake Superman he had cloned with Omega Beams had caused