Superman: Even without my powers, the phantom zone can’t hold me. I’ll be back.

Spoken like a true villain

Wonder Woman: “This is the last time Bruce, no more secrets, no more schemes.”
Batman: “Like when you lied to Kara Zor-El?

I'm on Batman's side

What i love most about this, is that even when Green Lantern is told his family is gone, he doesn't become filled with rage or fear. He keeps cool and understands, that even if he wants Braniac dead, it's not the right thing to do. He can't risk other lives just so he can feel better.

I picked Batman’s ending to honor the memory of Kevin Conroy.

"Some lives need be taken" - the guy who killed Shazam aka 10-year-old Billy Batson for the crime of saying they should stop being dictators

“Some lives need to be taken” he killed anyone that disagreed with him it’s never just one life

“You either die a hero, or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain.”

16:16 is such a saddening moment. It gives you just a glimpse of the good man that Clark used to be, before everything was ripped from him and became the monster he is now.

Alfred (who was watching Bats beat the crap out of Superman): Good show, Master Bruce.

Supergirl got her ass beat the entire game .

It surprises me of how much of a villain Wonder Woman is in Injustice 2.

I didn’t hesitate to pick Batman when I got to this part

It's too bad Kevin Conroy passed away and we won't get him as Batman for Injustice 3.  It's going to be tricky to find a worthy replacement.

Batman as the main protagonist and  Supergirl as deuteragonist

10:49 replay button to watch Flash punch WW

Exactly the reason Batman had a contingency plan, he even got one for himself, just in case he went rogue and became a threat to humanity.
In a way I'm glad they showed us that Batman was right.

Choosing this ending in this game is the right thing to do.

Theworst part of this is that BOTH sides have a lot of right points. Sometimes a person is to far gone and to evil to keep alive, but that line of thinking is also super dangerous and destructive to the point where it prevents you from seeing where it ends and where people can change. Harley is the proof that Bruce's methods do have merit, whereas the joker is proof that Clark isn't entirely wrong either.

I like how Batman anticipated the betrayal and came prepared just in case it ever happened