the operatives being injured by the device, Batman returns the device to Fox, stating, "... it works too well. I'm willing to put my life on the line to do what I have to. But it has to be mine, no one else's." Fox appears in the film Batman: Bad Blood, voiced by Ernie Hudson. There, his son suspects that Wayne Enterprises might be connected to Batman where it was most likely that they build tech for him. When he confronts his father, the two are interrupted by Damian Wayne's clone Heretic and his gang. Lucius is forced to let them into the vault containing Bat Tech with Luke held hostage and is stabbed by Heretic afterwards. He spends the rest of the movie in a hospital only waking up during the final scenes of the movie. Video games Morgan Freeman reprised his role as Lucius Fox in the Batman Begins video game. Lucius Fox appears in DC Universe Online, voiced by Leif Anders. Fox appears in Injustice 2, voiced again by Phil LaMarr. He is part of Bruce Wayne's efforts to rebuild Metropolis and Gotham City after Superman's Regime, and encourages Bruce to widen his circle of trust as he cannot be alone in his efforts. Lucius Fox is a playable character in the Nintendo DS version of Lego Batman and his pieces can be found in the character creation feature in the others consoles version of the game. Lucius Fox appears in Gotham Knights, voiced by Peter Jay Fernandez. This version left Wayne Enterprises to start his own company, Foxteca, but nonetheless remains an important ally of Batman and his protégés. Batman: Arkham Fox appears in Batman: Arkham Knight, voiced by Dave Fennoy. He appears throughout different times in the story assisting with Batman's technical needs. Batman can even visit him at Wayne Tower. He also appears in the "Friend in Need" side-quest where he is captured by Hush (disguised as Bruce Wayne) before being saved by Batman. In the DLC content it is revealed that following the alleged death of Bruce Wayne, Lucius now owns all of Wayne Enterprises. Batman: The Telltale Series Lucius Fox appears in Batman: The Telltale Series, with Dave Fennoy reprising the role from the Arkham series. Like the comics, he is an employee at Wayne Enterprises and the main supply for many of Batman's gadgets and tech. He is also fully aware