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They never translate these things in Belgium. that would be kinda problematic, because they'd have to translate it into French, Flemmish and German... the title alone would be filling up the poster :-P

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It wouldn't be the correct translation in french. It should be "homme chauve souris". And Superheroes usually keep their original names in french. They sometimes put the american name and then a translation, but today kids speak a lot more english than their parents so they just stick to the original version

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The french name is also used but like a secondary name. It is used with specific situation, and give batman some more mystery... It's hard to describe.

When I discover that batman textualy meens what it meens in french, like the other superheroes like spiderman, i couldn't stop to think that it would be more ridiculous to speak about batman in english. because I will find stupid if they have their french name all the time! It's hard to describe too, and in english is harder!

I don't know if other french people understand me on this forum...

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