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However, Batman is able to stop Ra's and the League of Shadows before they can get the emitter to the primary hub in Gotham, which would doom the city to its fears. Dumping the compound in Gotham's water supply, the plan is to use a stolen military-grade microwave emitter to vaporize the water when the time is right, essentially acting as the trigger that will set the fear toxin loose upon the citizens of Gotham. In 2005's Batman Begins, Jonathan Crane develops his fear toxin while working for Ra's al Ghul and the League of Shadows. However, DC's current Fear State event sees Crane upping the ante with a much more efficient means that Batman might not be able to stop as easily (or at all). The first film of Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight trilogy, Batman Begins saw Christian Bale's Batman going up against the combined forces of Liam Neeson's Ra's al Ghul and Cillian Murphy's Scarecrow as they planned to terrify Gotham into tearing itself apart using Crane's fear toxins. In DC's Batman, Jonathan Crane's Scarecrow is planning to use a bigger and better version of the "fear bomb" he used in Batman Begins.
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