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Académie Française: 😡
In lithuanian we have "žmogus-šikšnosparnis" but "betmenas" is more commonly used :3
You know what the 1960s Joker traps 1960s Batman dangling above a giant vat of in Holland instead of ketchup? Mayonnaise!
I’ve heard in Spanish it’s “el rata alada”
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Rata con alas (wingded rat) generally means pidgeon.
Bats don't have bad connotations in Spain, and are even the symbol of Valencia.
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I was referencing this scene from The Batman

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