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Batman: Arkham Asylum 2 Characters Leaked
Everyone's very excited to see what developer Rocksteady has in store for Batman: Arkham Asylum 2 (tentative title), but so far details have been scarce. Recently, however, a couple of voice actors on the game have confirmed a few new villains in the title.
In an interview with the GeekCast Radio Network, voice actor Maurice LaMarche revealed that he'll be voicing Mr. Freeze in Arkham Asylum 2. Apart from telling the world that the good doctor is in the game, LaMarche checked himself from letting slip any more details. "He's out for blood right now because...I can't tell you the situation, but he's actually somewhat a sympathetic character within the framework of the game." In the first Arkham Asylum, players could walk by Mr. Freeze's frozen, but empty, cell.
Joining him will be Batman's frenemy with benefits, Talia al Ghul. Actress Stana Katic (Quantum of Solace) recently tweeted: "For those who are asking: I'm voicing Talia al Ghul, the daughter of [Ra's] al Ghul (played by Liam Neeson in Batman Begins)." The tweet has since been removed. Of course, if Talia is involved in the events of Arkham Asylum 2, it's not hard to believe that Ra's will be as well.
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