Rocksteady Games has revealed its new take on Poison Ivy after a series of leaks, revealing that the version shown in Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League will be radically different from before.

Poison Ivy appears as a child in Suicide Squad Kill the Justice League because she left a "sprout" behind after her death at the end of Batman: Arkham Knight, and was reborn.

Unless the Arkhamverse continues long after the events of Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League in the franchises present-day or future, it seems fair to assume that players have seen most of the ...

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In “Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League,” it appears that Poison Ivy, who seemingly met her demise at the end of “Arkham Knight,” will make a surprising return.

Yes, Suicide Squad Kill the Justice League is in the same canon, continuity and universe as all previous Arkham games, taking place several years after the conclusion of Arkham Knight.

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