The
Character
All Willie Watt wanted was to be respected, by the
girl of his dreams, the school bully, and most of all, his father.
But when he is scorned one time too many, he decides to take revenge
- in the form of a seven-ton construction robot known as a Golem,
controlled with a headset. However, when Batman defeats the Golem
with a large dose of electricity, the feedback causes Willie to
become mentally bonded to the giant machine.
Willie is pushed over the edge by rejection and his
accident. He lashes out against everyone with his only "friend",
the Golem. Batman manages to shut the Golem down for good, but it
seems that Willie's connection to electronics is not limited to
the Golem. Later on he returns once again to haunt the very school
he once studied in.
Parallels
and Thoughts
Willie Watt is a very close match to the Ventriloquist.
There are some shots where he looks almost exactly the same, with
the large glasses blocking off all expression. The ending scene
with Willie in jail is reminiscent of the end of the first episode
with the Ventriloquist. But there is a big difference between a
small wooden puppet and a story tall robot. And at least part of
the Ventriloquist was good, while Willie is completely insane. If
Willie's powers can control all sorts of electrical devices, he
could prove to be own of Terry's greatest foes
Episode
Appearances
Voiced
By: Scott McAfee
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