>>149834249
The vast majority of cape villains, DESU. The trick is making them interesting and entertaining so that even if they repeat themselves, it's a joy to watch them do the same dance. I've always said that Batman's rogues are undeservingly touted as "God Tier" because they're all one-note.
>muh chaos
>muh coin
>muh plants
>muh backs
>muh wife
and so on. None of them evolve or even change their methods and goals. They all show up to do the exact same thing, in the exact same place. And I'd argue Spider-Man's villains are like that. And Daredevil's. And most of the street level people, really. Everyone gives Iron Man a hard time, but that's because his villains actually evolve. Justin Hammer is still dead. Obadiah lived by his philosophy and an heroed. The Crimson Dynamos represent a system and thus keep changing. And so on. Iron Man uses villains depending on the story. That's not to say that he's not repeating the same exact script for 10+ years now, but there's a gradual evolution. Batman's always
>muh streets
>muh [insert psycho with a gimmick]
>muh no killin
>repeat
His villains just got good adaptations that distilled their best parts into small bites and were mass-marketed to normalfags. There's not a lot that makes them unique amongst capes. It's just that compared to Superman who's got just generic alien warlords and generic mad scientists as villains, the Batman rogues representing at least some sort of Jungian term or whatever, makes them seem more interesting.
Batman's problems is that he's too OP to be hanging around a single city. The man should've made the world his turf and thus have his enemies spread all over, with varying powerlevels and the such. As it stands, they're all locked into repeating the same dance forever, even if there is some promise.
