Not at all. Even if he let you cheat using Google, the "right answer" isn't necessarily the one he will accept. In the video game Arkham Asylum you can hear him ask his psychiatrist, "what walks on four legs in the morning, then on two legs at noon, then on 3 legs in the evening?" The psychiatrist correctly answers "a human, who crawls as a baby, walks as an adult, and uses a cane in old age." The Riddler refuses the answer claiming the correct answer is, "a baby, who crawls on all fours, then learns to walk, but if I cut off one leg must hobble around on three." In the TV show Gotham, Riddler asks Lucius Fox, "I can be part of a group but can never blend in, what am I?" Lucius answers with "a snowflake", which Riddler claims is wrong. The answer was "an individual." Lucius argues that his answer does satisfy the riddle. Riddler responds that, "you don't seem to understand how this works. You have to give MY answer." TL;DR, the Riddler is insane and his riddles don't follow what the rational person would consider logic.

by Anonymous 2 years ago

Yeah but there is usually some kind of meta-riddle where you have to figure out how all the little riddles connect to see the big picture.

by Anonymous 2 years ago