So i recently found out this happened in harley quinn the animated series and i was like who? what?? when??? so i didn't know about clock king before then and went to investigate aaand i found another design, or rather, a different clock king (apparently there's two) now tell me why

why does he just look like riddler's and scarecrow's lovechild??? or i guess the child of the first clock king and riddler, but i like my first thought better like come on, the suit, the hair, that smug punchable face

It's totally OK to not like interpretations of Riddler where he's bald. That is valid and ok. What is not ok is to make fun of him for being bald or say his bald head is gross. This is not about a fictional character anymore. This is about real life people who do not have hair who use the internet and see the things you say in reference to bald heads.

This isn't meant to single anyone out. I see a lot of people do this. And I don't believe anyone means any harm by it. I think a lot of people don't take time to sit down and consider that some people in real life see you say "ew look at his bald head" in reference to a character and feel very bad about their own bald head.

When I was 16 a close friend of mine lost all her hair from chemo. After her treatment she still had trouble growing hair. When she was no longer super immuno-compromised it took months encouraging her and building up her confidence to get her to go outside because she was worried people would think her bald head was gross or weird.

So no shade, I'm not trying to call anyone bad or anything. I've made fun of fictional characters and made the mistake of hurting others too. It's just important to learn from that and grow. All I'm saying is yall might want to consider this next time and be careful about what you say when you reference your feelings about bald Riddler. I LOVE to bully the riddler but the last thing I want to do is make someone else feel bad in the process.