Batman Forever

In the bustling streets of Gotham City, Batman intervenes to save a security guard from the grasp of the villain Two-Face. They find themselves in a precarious situation locked inside a safe that is dangling from a helicopter, filled with acid and facing an imminent explosion.

At Wayne Enterprises, Edward Nygma is developing a device that transmits television signals directly into a person's brain. After Bruce Wayne dismisses the troubling invention, Nygma, consumed by madness, tests it on his supervisor, resulting in death and marking the beginning of his transformation into the Riddler.

Bruce Wayne encounters psychiatrist Dr. Chase Meridian and, eager to impress her, invites her to a charity circus. This lighthearted occasion turns dark when Two-Face and his henchmen attack, seeking Batman's true identity amidst the chaos.

During the circus attack, a family of acrobats known as The Flying Graysons suffers a tragic fate at the hands of Two-Face. The youngest member, Dick, survives and finds himself driven by vengeance, culminating in the act of throwing a bomb into the river to save lives.

After the tragedy, Bruce takes pity on the orphaned Dick and allows him to stay at Wayne Manor. However, the tension rises as Dick expresses a longing for vengeance against Two-Face, creating a heavy burden for Bruce as he learns about Dick's desire to join him in his fight against crime.

Nygma fully transforms into the Riddler, forging an alliance with Two-Face and setting the stage for chaos. He starts sending Bruce increasingly cryptic riddles, taunting him while secretly reveling in his newfound wealth and power through his mind-controlling device.

At a grand business gathering, Nygma's technological advancements allow him to discover Bruce's secret identity as Batman. The situation escalates when Two-Face ambushes the event, nearly burying Batman alive, but he is rescued by Dick, showcasing their growing partnership.

In an attempt to protect Dick from danger, Bruce decides to forgo his superhero duties and instead focuses on a romantic relationship with Chase. Unbeknownst to him, this decision opens the door for more chaos as Two-Face and the Riddler grow bolder.

When Bruce reveals his identity to Chase, Two-Face and the Riddler invade Wayne Manor, creating havoc in the Batcave. The Riddler captures Chase and leaves behind a final riddle, escalating the tension as Bruce needs to respond quickly.

Realizing the gravity of the situation, Bruce deciphers the Riddler's riddle and dons his Batsuit once again. When Dick returns wearing a costume made by Alfred, he reveals himself as Robin, and Batman finally accepts him as a partner, igniting their force against evil.

Batman and Robin locate the Riddler's hideout, where they are put to the test in a series of trials. As they battle Two-Face and work to rescue Chase, Batman utilizes his intellect to counter the Riddler's challenges with a riddle of his own, demonstrating his resourcefulness.

In a spectacular showdown, Batman successfully saves both Robin and Chase from perilous danger while orchestrating the downfall of Two-Face. This confrontation leads to Two-Face's unfortunate demise, showcasing Batman's triumph and the power of teamwork.

With Two-Face defeated, the Riddler is captured and confined to Arkham Asylum. In his madness, he absurdly claims to be Batman, signifying his complete descent into insanity and the unraveling of his once brilliant mind.

As the events reach their conclusion, Chase assures Bruce that his identity remains safe with her. Their bond deepens in the aftermath of the chaos through a kiss, leaving the future of Gotham and their relationship hanging in the balance.