What is Rataalada? That Website In The Batman Is Real
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In theaters right now, “The Batman” is showing, and The Riddler’s website is now accepting visitors. In case you haven’t seen “The Batman” and are interested in it, you may want to turn back now: Spoilers ahead
The Batman and Rataalada.com
“The Batman” describes The Riddler as a young social media influencer. Additionally, the social media influencer has excellent taste in greeting cards and potential self-taught tech skills. At some instances, in “The Batman,” he places his cryptic messages on Rataalada.com, his homegrown website, instead of greeting cards.
A brief conversation takes place between the two vigilantes before the weirder one logs off to wreak more havoc in Gotham City or to plan his next Livestream shoutout. “Rataalada.com” is not only a real domain name, but it also allows users to experience The Riddler’s cryptic antics first-hand. Simulations of uncomfortable online interactions with an obsessive, inquisitive weirdo are available on the site.
As part of the amusing marketing campaign for “The Batman,” the site first appeared in December 2021. This site first appeared online displaying The Riddler’s “>” symbol. Moreover, the website is regularly updated with a wide variety of riddles based on the movie’s events and characters.
When one visits the website, they will have to sign up for a game. Following the signup, they will be given riddles to answer in exchange for a prize. You’ll get a “reward” if you manage to solve Riddler’s cryptic clues or download a file if you get the answers right.
Possibility of a sequel
There has been a lot of speculation about a sequel to everyone’s favorite brooding Batman cosplayer’s most beautifully brutal, horny, melodramatic feature film, “The Batman”. The Riddler’s website features two parts of his comeback story: a line titled “comeback story” and ominous words such as “keep your eyes open for my return.” One of the rewards for answering the site’s riddles features the word “HUSH.” In “Batman: Hush” there is also The Riddler, so this could just be a reference to that comic book story arc.
There is also a possibility that this is just an allusion to Thomas Wayne’s desire to keep the secrets from his family and the subsequent tragedies that followed. Thomas Wayne is Batman’s dead dad, for those who don’t know. Possibly the most interesting theory is that it refers to another “Batman” villain that may appear in a follow-up.
Riddha Kundu
I'm Riddha Kundu, a 23-year-old aspiring Chartered Accountant from Kolkata, and I'm passionate about writing contents.
