side boss and unlockable playable character in Lego Batman 2: DC Super Heroes, voiced by Townsend Coleman. The Mad Hatter appears again as a playable character in Lego Batman 3: Beyond Gotham, voiced by Nolan North. The Batman: The Animated Series incarnation of the Mad Hatter appears as a playable character in Lego DC Super-Villains via the "Batman: The Animated Series Level Pack" DLC. Batman: Arkham The Jervis Tetch incarnation of the Mad Hatter appears in the Batman: Arkham series, voiced by Peter MacNicol. According to Batman: Arkham Asylum writer Paul Dini, the Mad Hatter was originally planned to appear in the game in a level where Batman discovers him in a child's hedge maze within the titular asylum's Botanical Gardens while Poison Ivy controls her plants to slow Batman down. However, the idea did not fit the game's tone and the Mad Hatter's appearance was dropped. In his first physical appearance in Batman: Arkham City, it is revealed that Tetch was being manipulated by Hugo Strange into conducting inhumane behavior control experiments on Arkham Asylum patients for the latter's purposes in exchange for a consistent supply of tea and multiple "Alices" for Tetch to do with as he pleases. As of the game, Tetch became an inmate of Strange's city-prison, Arkham City, where he has formed his a small gang of mind-controlled henchmen. In the prequel Batman: Arkham Origins, a younger Tetch has yet to call himself the "Mad Hatter", struggles to perfect his mind control technology, and has his first encounter with Batman after challenging him to rescue his latest "Alice". As of Batman: Arkham Knight, Tetch has taken to speaking in cryptic rhymes. In the DLC side mission "Wonderland", Tetch turns himself into the GCPD and demands to speak with Batman, challenging him to find and rescue three police officers he has taken hostage. Once the Dark Knight finds two of them, Tetch hypnotizes him into seeing a storybook-esque world in an attempt to make Batman kill the third officer and become his latest "Alice". However, Batman once again resists Tetch's mind control, escapes the hallucination, and incarcerates Tetch. Miscellaneous The Jervis Tetch incarnation of the Mad Hatter appears in spin-off comic books set in the DC Animated Universe: In issue #17 of The Batman Adventures, Tetch tries to force Alice Pleasance to marry him with a mind-control chip, but Robin forces the Dream Inducer onto Tetch's