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A penguin is a bird that cannot fly! I am a man! I have a name! Oswald Cobblepot!
―The Penguin revealing his real name.

The Penguin (born Oswald Cobblepot) is a villain of DC Comics' Batman franchise.

This version of the Penguin is depicted to be a lot more evil and malevolent than his comic counterpart. He was a deformed man born with homicidal tendeces and raised in the sewers as a baby. He carried deadly weapon concealed umbrellas and his horrible past turned him into a bitter and ruthless psychopath. He was also the nefarious leader of the Red Triangle Circus Gang.

He was portrayed by Danny DeVito.

Personality[]

The Penguin, a.k.a. Oswald Cobblepot, is an selfish, rude, arrogant, cruel and cold-hearted and vain deformed man who enjoys killing babies and cats. He also plans to be elected as Mayor to have the chance to rule Gotham City. He hires Max Shreck to be his right-hand man, in order for Shreck to gain the Penguin's trust to support his power-plant. Penguin can be really annoyed by his henchmen's nonsensical stupidity, but he is well educated. The penguin once allied with Catwoman, but tries to kill her when she's disgusted after he killed the Ice Princess and also rejects his sexual advances. This and him touching a young girl's chest shows Penguin is a mysoginist and a perverted maniac.

Despite being raised by a flock of Penguins, The Penguins dosen't seem to care about them either since he used them as living bombs, basically sending them to suicide.

Physical Appearance[]

The Penguin is a obese fair skinned, hideously deformed man, with long greasy black hair, brown eyes, a long sharp-pointed nose, sharp teeth, and dark purple circles around his eyes that made him look creepy in his appearance. His hands are deformed to flippers with his three fingers fused together, leaving just his thumbs and index fingers (this may be adapted for the Tim Burton film, whereas other media has him with normal hands).

His main outfit consists of a damp white long-John style underwear and black ankle boots. A Victorian, gothic-styled jacket is sometimes worn over it with a jabot as opposed to a bow tie, along with a top hat. His has a collection of trick umbrellas.

His other outfit in other media is just the tuxedo with formal shoes, tails and a top hat.

Appearances[]

Live-Action Films[]

Batman Returns[]

Around Christmas time in Gotham City, the aristocratic Cobblepots gave birth to a baby boy. Because the child was deformed, they locked him in a black box, where he showed his first sign of homicidal tendencies when he attacked and killed the family cat. Disgusted and feared, they dropped their vicious baby in Gotham River that leads to the sewers. Eventually the Cobblepot baby washes up onto the shore of the Arctic World exhibit show at the Gotham City Zoo.

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The Penguin as he appears in "Batman Returns"

Not much is known of his early life from then on, 30 years later, except that he runs off to join the Red Triangle Circus. Then when the circus returns to a town for two weeks which featured newly added to their freak-show: The Poodle Lady, The World's Fattest Man, and an Aquatic Bird Boy (Cobblepot). The circus's two week stay was put to an end early because while guests were at the circus, their children were kidnapped and killed by Cobblepot. Cobblepot vanished before he could be questioned, and he would have by this time have been nicknamed The Penguin by his fellow freaks. The Penguin then retreats to the now abandoned Gotham City Zoo, in order to hide from the police. This is where his nickname is put to use rather literally. He goes back to the Arctic World exhibit. Somehow, he was able to track down fellow members of the circus and they formed the Red Triangle Gang. The Penguin runs around the Gotham City sewers because there is an accesses way from the Arctic World exhibit (the same way he floated in when he was a year old). He uses a Duck vehicle from a sky-ride at the Zoo to get around the sewers easily. This brings us to Christmas in Gotham City, when The Penguin is 33 years of age.

33 years later, a murderous and cruel multimillionaire named Maximillian "Max" Shreck is kidnapped by the Red Triangles and is brought to their leader, the Penguin, at his secret hideout. Penguin blackmails Shreck with incriminating evidence of his more dubious activities, such as the toxic waste from his clean textile plant, documents that proved that Shreck owns a few firetraps in Gotham (which Shreck had shredded, but with little patience, the Penguin had carefully taped them back together), and his ex-partner Fred Atkins' hand (murdered by Shreck himself). Max told everyone that Fred was on paid vacation. This prompted Schreck to agree in helping Penguin find out his true identity and his parents.

Shreck arranges for the Penguin to "rescue" the mayor's infant child from his own gang members. The plan works, and Penguin becomes a hero to all, with the exception of a suspicious Bruce Wayne (Batman's alter ego). After finding out his original birth name of Oswald Cobblepot (as well as the names of Gotham's first born sons), Penguin eventually wins the approval of citizens of Gotham and, after being persuaded by Shreck to do so, intends to run for Mayor.

After he encounters Batman and Catwoman while taking a walk around his future constituency at night, Penguin is contacted by Catwoman the following day, who notes she and Penguin both wants to humiliate Batman. Although Penguin states that he is already planning to sabotage the Batmobile, Catwoman notes that Batman would have more power as a martyr, and the only way to truly humiliate him would be to frame him and turn him into an outcast like them. Catwoman thought that the Penguin was there to help the outcasts like her, but all he cared about was returning to Gotham and revenge.

When the subsequent plan is put into action things don't go as expected: Penguin kills the Ice Princess, shocking and scaring Catwoman, who shows signs of regret, with Batman being framed as a murderer and later has his Batmobile controlled by Cobblepot. Due to this, Catwoman and Penguin's alliance falls apart and she rebuffs a sexual advance from him. Penguin tries to kill Catwoman himself, although she successfully escapes with the use of his air bound umbrella before accidentally letting go and falling into a greenhouse, but she once again miraculously survives the attempt, counting as her third of nine lives. The Penguin's campaign to oust the current mayor is quickly destroyed when Bruce Wayne plays selected comments he made insulting the people of Gotham while controlling the Batmobile at one of Penguin's speeches, the most prominent phrase being, "You've got to admit, I played this stinking city like a harp from h---!" The people of Gotham get angry, with Penguin shooting them with his gun umbrella, and the police chase after him. But Penguin flees back into the sewers, and reveals his true plan all along: to kidnap and kill the first born children of Gotham's most prominent families in revenge (comparable to the Pharaoh killing the first-born Hebrew babies in the beginning of the Book of Exodus in the Bible).

Bruce meets Selina at a ball hosted by Shreck, where she reveals to him her intentions to kill Shreck. While dancing, the two subsequently discover the other's secret identity, but before they can leave to discuss this development, Penguin storms the hall with a shout of "You didn't invite me, so I crashed!" and tries to take Max's beloved son, Chip. Max successfully pleads with Penguin to take him instead. Batman attacks Penguin's Red Triangle Circus goons and puts a stop to the kidnappings. Penguin then dispatches an army of Missile-armed Penguins to completely annihilate Gotham. Batman manages to jam the birds' control signals and turn them around. The Dark Knight then tracks the villain down through the sewers.

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The Penguin fighting with Batman.

Knowing that Batman is closing in on him and after seeing the rest of the Circus Gang flee, the villain rushes over to his Duck Mobile, grabs one of his umbrellas along the way and drives to the surface, Batman follows him by flying up to the surface going straight through the walls at the top and destroying the vehicle. Batman gets out and surveys the wreckage, but the Penguin pounces on him and they begin to fight with the villain unsheathing a sharp blade from the tip of his umbrella. The Dark Knight responds by taking out a remote control from his utility belt, which causes all the Penguins to appear in the zoo.

The Penguin is furious and viciously swipes his umbrella at Batman, however he breaks the blade when he accidentally hits the Duck wreckage, but he manages to knock the control out of Batman's hand.

Grinning with triumph he picks it up and presses the glowing red button which causes the Penguins to fire their missiles. A huge flock of Bats suddenly surround the villain and he falls through the main glass window of his lair into the water below. Meanwhile the Penguins continue to fire the missiles destroying the outside of the Penguin's lair and everything around it including killing the remaining members of the Red Triangle gang.

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The Emperor penguins carry out a makeshift burial for Penguin.

Following the dramatic final confrontation between Batman, Catwoman and Shreck, culminating in Catwoman killing Shreck with a damaged tun gun and a high-powered electrtic cable, the now-unmasked Batman immediately searches between the ruins, corneced for Catwoman. While he searches for his love, he's left to confront a gravely injured Penguin emerging from the water, ready to kill him. Although heavily bleeding from his nose and mouth, and horribly weakened by the impact of the fall, The Penguin draws an umbrella from his collection, only to find it's a harmless toy ("a Cute One"), and proceeds to drop it. Complaining of the heat, Penguin mentions to Batman that he "will murder him momentarily", just as soon as he "can get a cold drink of Iced water", which ultimately turn out to be his last words. He then collapses to the concrete and dies from the poisoning, as well as his injuries. At that moment, six Emperor Penguins emerge and held a funeral for Penguin, by solemnly pushing his corpse back into the water. As a result, the Penguin slowly sinks to his final resting place in a cloud of his own blood.

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Trivia[]

  • The Penguin does not discover Batman's identity, although he did see him unmasked but didn't recognize him as Bruce Wayne.
  • The Penguin is the darkest Burton Batman villain, even more so than the Joker.
  • The Penguin bares a striking resemblance to his actor Danny DeVito.


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No See, No CryThey Won't Get MeThe FutureElectric ChairThe Arms of OrionPartymanVicki WaitingTrustLemon CrushScandalousBatdanceFace to FaceI Never Even Told YouHold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill MeKiss from a RoseThe End Is the Beginning Is the EndGotham CityThe Beginning Is the End Is the Beginning
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