The relationship could best be described as abusive and obsessive. Dr. Harleen Frances Quinzel, aka Harley Quinn was an Arkham Asylum psychiatrist who became fascinated (as a psychiatric intern at Arkham Asylum) with the brilliant by psychopathic Joker and asked to be assigned to treat him. She fell obsessively in love with him and aided him repeatedly in his escapes. Eventually when he was returned to the asylum badly injured after a battle with Batman, she donned her harlequin costume and became his devoted sidekick, assisting him in his criminal activities. She definitely displays all the symptoms of hybristophilia, basically getting turned on by associating with a partner known to have committed an outrage, or crime - especially something such as rape, murder, or armed robbery.
Quinn's relationship with the Joker is really twisted. The Joker is typically abusive and manipulative towards Harley, but, there is still a lot of (really weird - as only the Joker could be) playfulness between them, sometimes camaraderie and even affection towards her. Harley is the only person who every managed to get close to the Joker emotionally. This fascinates, confuses and irritates the Joker - which has led him to sometimes save her at his own risk and sometime try to kill her. She has gotten so angry with the Joker that she once teamed up with Batman to help defeat him - intending to kill the Joker in revenge for what he had done to her, but when he apologized, she fell head-over-heels for him again and rejoined him. Their relationship is both hot (very hot!) and cold (as in literally trying to kill each other).
Harleen Quinzel (a.k.a Harley Quinn) first was created as a girlfriend to the Joker but she didn’t really have a backstory. Later on DC decided to give Harley a backstory. She worked as a psychiatrist at Arkham Asylum (Ironic isn’t it?) and was assigned to the clown prince of crime himself. She fell in love with him and not long after a couple sessions, Harley helped Joker escape Arkham and he took her to the place he was created: Ace Chemicals. He told her to jump if she loved him, and she did. She dove in as Harleen Quinzel and came out as Harley Quinn. In the 2016 Suicide Squad Movie Joker tricks her and she jumps in. Originally, his plan was to ditch her, but something in him just wouldn’t let that happen. He dove after her to save her. The Joker and Harley Quinn went on many exciting heists, schemes, and adventures. But most recently, in the 2020 Birds Of Prey film, Harley Quinn breaks up with the Joker for good and she even finds some new shall we say “friends”.
Harley Quinin is the side kick of joker in Lego batman
While Harley Quinn is not a playable character in the dlc Harley Quinn's Revenge, Batman along with Robin will both be playable characters.
Margot Robbie played Harley Quinn in Suicide Squad.
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In the movie, he tortured her until she cracked, and then had a relationship with her.
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no she is not...she just love madly the joker
The Joker and Harley Quinn first met when Harley was working as a psychiatrist in the Arkham Asylum. Harley was warned about the Joker, but she made a session with him anyways. He told her everything she wanted to hear, like lies about his past (abusive father, runaway mother, it's different depending on what you're reading or watching) and he told her he liked her name, Harleen Quinzel, or Harley Quinzel because it was like the clown character Harleqiun. She soon falls in love with him and becomes Harley Quinn. She changed her name so it was more appealing to the Joker and she busted him out of the asylum. They've been, well, 'dating' from then on in an abusive manipulative relationship.
No. The only person shown to love Harley besides her boyfriend whom died long before she became Harley Quinn is the Joker. Even then he only claims to truly love her when she leaves him and starts her own gang, this story arc can be found in the Harley Quinn comic series.
Go to Joker's place.
no she is with the joker most of the time
Harley Quinn was once a psychiatrist by the name of Dr Harleen Quinzel who worked at Arkham Asylum. Twisted by the Joker, she became Harley Quinn, a self proclaimed (an unrequited) love interest of the Joker, and his confederate in crime. She is a mentally unbalanced individual that has been enhanced by Poison Ivy's concoctions.
They actually wanted to torture Batman. Joker had another plan that when he died, Robin would take his place as the Joker. He thought it would annoy Batman even more that Robin would be working for the Joker and that one day Robin would be fighting the dark knight. But tragically, Harley Quinn dies because Batgirl couldn’t help her from the bottomless pit the girls where fighting in. She fell into the pit. Comment f
Poison Ivy will probably win 80% of the time because: -Poison Ivy has venoms -Harley Quinn is very reliant on the Joker -Harley Quinn is very vulnerable to attacks
She falls off a cliff. But even then she doesn't actually die, because we see her towards the end of "Batman: Return of the Joker" in her 60s or 70s. And she's not into crime anymore at that point, so she probably dies of old age.
Harleen Quinzel (a.k.a Harley Quinn) first was created as a girlfriend to the Joker but she didn’t really have a backstory. Later on DC decided to give Harley a backstory. She worked as a psychiatrist at Arkham Asylum (Ironic isn’t it?) and was assigned to the clown prince of crime himself. She fell in love with him and not long after a couple sessions, Harley helped Joker escape Arkham and he took her to the place he was created: Ace Chemicals. He told her to jump if she loved him, and she did. She dove in as Harleen Quinzel and came out as Harley Quinn. In the 2016 Suicide Squad Movie Joker tricks her and she jumps in. Originally, his plan was to ditch her, but something in him just wouldn’t let that happen. He dove after her to save her. The Joker and Harley Quinn went on many exciting heists, schemes, and adventures. But most recently, in the 2020 Birds Of Prey film, Harley Quinn breaks up with the Joker for good and she even finds some new shall we say “friends”.