#lightgail

There's no "what if" scenario here, Evil Kenny is not capable of love. Definitely not in the human sense, where a deep emotional connection is formed. He only appears human to trick people into trusting him and to blend in, he possesses zero actual humanity.

His hypnotic eyes are technically magic, but that's about all the "magical" ability he possesses, besides being a mythological creature XD

Nah, no human form for Kensula. I know Ursula changes into one in the movie, but I wanted him to kind of deviate from her a little bit powers-wise :)

The thing is, Kenny's not really a morally 'good' character, even though he believes what he's doing is right. Kenny thinks he knows what's best for people, and Batman can argue with him until he's blue in the face that he's in the wrong, but Kenny isn't going to budge on it. I feel like that makes for a more interesting dynamic tbh.

Does the Pope wear a funny hat? ;)

Eldritch Kenny’s public facade is an evangelical preacher and eventual media personality named Kenny Campbell. Gotham Kenny is the founder and CEO of a New Age holistic and environmentalist company that serves as a front for his cult. :)

Yes, but they’re incredibly unpleasant XD I’m not sure if I should share them here because of spoiling too much as well

Taking away people’s free will XD His intentions are technically good—eliminating crime, bringing people happiness, “healing the Earth”—but he’s going about it in a way that isn’t very morally correct. I feel like the Batman in this universe would believe that taking away pain and suffering at the expense of people’s autonomy would be extremely reprehensible, and he’d be resistant to Kenny’s offer to take away his own pain because he doesn’t want to forget it—it’s what shaped him into wanting to help people in his own way (it won’t stop me from writing it someday however X’D)