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| “ | BAAAAANNNNNEEEEE. | „ |
| ~ Timmy accepting his new identity as Bane after being injected with venom. |
| “ | You are nothing more than a pathetic pile of trash. Whatever Hush has planned, he'll see come to fruition. | „ |
| ~ Bane before his final battle with Jason Todd/Red Hood. |
Timothy "Timmy" Baterman, later known as Bane, is a supporting antagonist in the 2019 film Pet Sematary and the secondary antagonist of The Darkest Hour, which is a sequel to Son of Red Hood.
He was a good man who went to fight in Vietnam. After his family's house burned down, he was found by Adrian Rickardson. Many years later, he would be revived, then injected with venom and become the supervillain known as Bane.
Biography[]
Pet Sematary (2019)[]
Timmy had been drafted to fight in Vietnam, but had perished rather violently, as Jud described his remains had come back in a pinewood box before winter had fully passed. Two weeks later Jud described that he had caught Timmy walking up Bear Creak road, almost crashing his vehicle into a fence due to the shock at seeing a man half the town had gone to the funeral of. And Jud knew instantly that Timmy's father Bill had brought him back to life due to his overwhelming grief and knowing of the cemetery.
According to Jud, despite his parents best efforts to keep him locked up, Timmy usually broke out of the house to wander across the town, though usually kept to himself. Whenever somebody tried approaching him, he would instantly reveal whatever secrets they had to everyone, dark secrets that Timmy should have had no knowledge of. The secrets threatened to tear the town apart and all the while, Timmy reveled in the chaos.
Sometime later, the Baterman house burned down, killing the whole family with no clues as to how it started. During the examinations, it was determined by the coroner that, despite the burns making it difficult to identify. That the body of Timmy appeared to have already been dead for almost a month, shocking everyone.
Found by Adrian Rickardson[]
1 week later, Adrian found Timmy, and put him in a freezing pod at a company known as BluTango Inc. Jud Crandall (who would later become the supervillain Hush), and Rachel Creed, would later be in freezing pods as well.
Revival and release[]
Will Rickardson, who had taken over from Adrian's death in a gun battle during a board meeting, gave the order to start administering the chemicals to Timmy. After that, he was administered venom, which was pumped into him. Following this, he became strong due to the venom. After Jud Crandall was revived and became Hush, he killed Will. Bane, Rachel, and Hush left the facility, then they saw the keys to the green 2008 Volvo XC70. The trio then decided to use it as their vehicle for all their criminal escapades.
The Darkest Hour[]
Planning with Rachel and Hush[]
At Hush's lair, the three villains were plotting to kidnap Ellie, with Hush explaining the plan. After everything was ready, they went into the the green 2008 Volvo XC70 while Hush was carrying his trash bag full of his weapons.
Crime spree[]
It was revealed on the news on the channel ABC7 that Hush, Rachel Creed, and Bane were going on a crime spree in the city robbing places.
The next part of the plan[]
As they were driving down to Hush's lair, Bane asked him if they were going to strike again the next day, with Hush's reply being yes. Bane then killed 3 people with his strength, then he asked about Rachel, to which Hush dismissed her as nothing more than a liability.
Battle with Red Hood and ultimate death[]
After Bane and Hush arrived at Jason Todd/Red Hood's house, he saved Hush from being tackled by Red Hood. After that, he and Red Hood began to fight as Hush went to kidnap Ellie. While Red Hood was pinned to the wall by Bane, he grabbed a pair of scissors that Gage was using to make a snowflake, and cut Bane's venom tubes, causing him to revert back to Timmy Baterman. After that, Red Hood shoots Timmy in the chest, killing him.
Personality[]
Timmy was once kind and friendly in life. After his first death and first revival, he developed the ability to reveal dark secrets the he should not have any knowledge of. After being revived again, administered with venom, and becoming the supervillain known as Bane, he was more willing to assist in Hush's plan, to which he has pointed out some things that would help them, and he even gave Hush the idea to strike the next day, giving him more time to plan his next move.
Despite his involvement with Hush's actions, he cares about him, as shown when he intervenes when Red Hood is about to tackle Hush.
Trivia[]
- This is the first version of Timmy Baterman/Bane to have a major impact on a h2023graduate fanfiction
- Coincidentally, h2023graduate wanted to include Bane as a villain while making Son of Red Hood.
- Originally, Timmy was going to become Hush instead of Jud Crandall. But h2023graduate decided that he would like it better for Timmy to become Bane.