Injustice 2: 10 Awesome DC Characters That Must Be Included

3. Hush

In terms of brutal comic book bad guys, Hush is right up there. The one-time best friend of Bruce Wayne, Tommy Elliot is a man who€™s main power seems to simply be that of obsession. Granted, he is very much a Batman foe but he could be a hugely enjoyable character to play as in Injustice 2.

Deemed a top class fighter in a variety of forms, not to mention an expert marksman who€™s partial to firing dual weapons, Hush would make a nice alternative to the villains already included in the first Injustice game. And whilst there may be some similarities to other close combat specialists, someone like Deathstroke for example, one of the unique things about Hush is that Tommy Elliot is also a brilliant surgeon who often performs healing work on himself.

This facet of the Hush character, the ability to self-heal, is certainly something that could play out nicely in combat during any lengthy battle.

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