He even increases in size momentarily with his veins being ripped. And becomes extremely powerful and every blow he delivers is way more lethal than before. In several animated portrayals, it is also shown that if Bane is infusing the Venom drug then disconnecting or breaking the delivery system will cause Bane to become disoriented. He becomes bigger to the extent that his eyes start to bulge out and he starts losing control. In this scenario, Batman disconnects the delivery pipe to his brain to save his life otherwise his brain might have exploded.
Similarly in other appearances of Batman in the Animated Universe, the pipes and mask is an integral part of his personality.
The duo ultimately succeeds in defeating Bane by breaking the tubes delivering the Venom to Bane. The complete backstory of this iteration of Bane is never revealed.
But Bane in the movie also uses a mask with small pipes integrated on it. During the final fight, Batman defeats Bane and in the process kicks apart a pipe on the mask. This causes Bane to experience severe pain. It is at this moment that Talia al Ghul appears and stabs Batman.
It is shown in a flashback that Bane helped Talia escape due to which the mob attacks him injuring his face severely.
The in-house doctor treats him but Bane is left in perpetual pain. When Talia arrives with her father in the pit to rescue Bane, the damage had already been done.
She further tells Batman that using the mask, Bane inhales a painkiller gas that keeps the pain at bay, and removing the mask or disconnecting the pipe is extremely painful for him. In this movie, Bane has the pipes attached in the mask, unlike other appearances where pipes are longer and are also attached to a venom drug quantity controller. This iteration of Bane was introduced by Nolan himself and new idea for using the mask was also explained by him. This article briefly describes the reason behind Bane using a mask in all of his appearances.
We sincerely hope that you have liked this interesting information. If anything it's imposing but outside of the advantage of being able to take more blows to the body without the pain effect that comes with it, there is no other advantage to the mask.
In other versions of Batman Bane gets his powers from a drug which he is constantly infused with via a system of tubes and syringes which are strapped to him which maintain both is physical strength and aggression with increased dosage having increased effect, at least in the short term. The Christopher Nolan interpretation has tended to go for a more 'realistic' and less cartoonish feel for the world so his films have virtually nothing in the way of 'superpowers' for the characters and he attempts to create more of a sci-fi than fantasy feel.
For example the batsuit and batmobile are based on reasonably plausible military research. Obviously realism in Batman is relative. So we can speculate that the venom-enhanced bane didn't quite fit with Nolan's vision for the world but he still had some compelling reason to use the character.
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Create a free Team What is Teams? Learn more. Why does Bane wear the mask? Ask Question. Asked 9 years, 3 months ago. Active 1 year, 9 months ago. Viewed k times. So, why did Bane have to wear his mask?
Improve this question. DForck42 DForck42 Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. I've found a quote from GQ magazine : Nolan has revealed that Hardy's audio-muffling mask is actually pumping Bane's body full of anaesthetic.
Actually, I think another good question might be: where did he get his mask from? Improve this answer. Nobby Nobby The Bane of Christopher Nolan's "Dark Knight" trilogy is one of the most enigmatic comic book villains to be portrayed on the big screen. First appearing in "The Dark Knight Rises" as the ultimate challenge of Batman's masked career, Bane manages to dismantle almost everything that the hero had spent the last two films building. He even breaks the caped crusader's spine and leaves him to rot in a prison as icing on the cake.
For as terrifying and capable as Nolan's Bane is, however, he is equally mysterious. Aside from working with the League of Shadows, his origins are completely unknown.
Nobody is sure where he came from or why he could beat the Batman so badly.
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