Amanda Waller (Telltale)

Evil-doer
Full Name	Amanda Waller
Alias	Director Waller The Wall
Origin	Batman: The Enemy Within
Occupation	Director of The Agency
Powers / Skills	All of the Agency's resources Cunning and shrewdness, particularly a talent for manipulation Can handle a pistol (but is not a fighter by trade)
Hobby	None evident
Goals	Exploit S.A.N.C.T.U.S. resources (Partially succeeded) Catch the Riddler (Failed , caught him as he died) Have Bruce Wayne infiltrate the Pact (Succeeded) Stop the Pact (Succeeded) Keep James Gordon from interfering with her plans (Succeeded) Shut down S.A.N.C.T.U.S. (Succeeded) Prevent Harley Quinn from leaving Gotham City and arrest her (Succeeded) Kill or capture John Doe Create an elite team of operatives from the Pact members (Succeeded) Keep Batman from interfering with her goals
Crimes	No information
Type of Villain	Government Anti-Villain

“	THUNDERBOLT!? I'M THE GOD-DAMNED HURRICANE!	„
	~ Amanda Waller, livid that Batman and Gordon went behind her back

Amanda Waller is an anti-hero or the secondary antagonist in the second season of Batman: The Telltale Series. As the leader of the clandestine government organization "The Agency", Waller initially appears in Gotham City tracking the Riddler and offering to help Batman and the GCPD. However, as the second season progresses, it becomes increasingly apparent that Waller herself is no hero, and can even become a full-fledged enemy depending on the player's choices.

History

Amanda Waller is introduced in the first episode of Batman: The Enemy Within as the leader of the Agency, a clandestine government organization after The Riddler and eager to bring him in for past crimes. James Gordon is immediately wary and distrustful of her, disapproving of Waller's history of underhandedness and reputation for ruthlessness. Waller for her part looks down on Gordon as a meddling fool, and almost immediately seeks to ingratiate herself with Batman (though how much or how little he goes along with this depends on the the player's choices).

If Batman chooses to interrogate Eli Knable, Amanda Waller will watch him (and disapprove if he chooses a merficul approach versus a more violent approach that she admires). On the other hand, if Bruce Wayne gets what he needs out of Rumi Mori, Waller will correctly deduce that Batman was involved and will be livid. However, she decides to maintain her alliance with Batman anyway out of pragmatism...and also reveals that she knows who Batman is. Later, after Batman is injured by Bane, he can contact Waller for help, at which point she will give him a means of counteracting Bane's Venom serum. Meanwhile, Waller's relationship with Gordon further deteriorates, especially if Gordon is told by Batman that Waller knows his identity. Nevertheless, the tense alliance is maintained, with Waller having Bruce Wayne infiltrate Harley Quinn's Pact as a spy. Should Bruce blow this cover later to save Catwoman, Waller will be furious.

After the Pact is defeated and S.A.N.C.T.U.S seized by the Agency, Waller expresses disgust at their actions...but also a desire to put what's left of their technology and science to good use. Should Batman disagree with her, Waller will be miffed. She also shoots down Agent Avesta's suggestion to get information out of Mr. Freeze, and when she and Batman/Bruce Wayne do talk to him and learn more about the Pact's goals and what the Lotus Virus does (and can potentially do), the pair realize that Waller is deliberately keeping them in the dark. After going to the Pact's hideout and discovering Riddler's destroyed body and the samples of his blood taken, Avesta realizes that Waller intends to be the sole distributor of the Lotus Virus cure, as a means of forcing the members of the Pact to work for her to get the cure they all seek. Disgusted with this and disagreeing with Waller's plan, Avesta destroys the samples of Riddler's blood (something Waller later catches on to).

Waller later confronts a deranged Harley Quinn on the bridge leading out of Gotham, and a tense stand-off ensues. Depending on how Bruce Wayne dealt with the reveal that John Doe had killed several Agency members, he will either show up to rescue Harley Quinn from Batman, or help Bruce Wayne, Waller, and the Agency stop her.

• John aids the Agency
• John saves Harley

After successfully obtaining the Lotus Virus, John Doe refuses to hand over the vial to the Agency. In response, Waller pulls a gun on him and tries to murder him. This sends John Doe into a rage, and he ends up stabbing Amanda Waller and blowing up part of the bridge in his retreat. Waller demands John Doe be handed over to her and has her Agency men try to hunt him down. When Batman comes to John Doe's aid, Waller threatens to expose his secret identity if he doesn't turn John Doe in. In response, Batman has Agent Avesta dig into Waller's history, where it's revealed that she deliberately kept parts of S.A.N.C.T.U.S. intact as a means of exploiting their science for her own ends. Between this and various other unsavory acts she's taken as director of the Agency, Batman has enough dirt on her to ensure that, if she exposes him, he will return the favor. So, they agree to an impasse, which enrages John Doe (now calling himself "Joker"), who starts a fight with Waller and the members of the Pact she now has working for her via explosive collars, kidnaps Amanda Waller, and tries to kill her before Batman stops him. Afterwards, with John Doe in custody, and she and Batman still at an impasse, she agrees to leave Gotham City behind.

If John Doe saves Harley on the bridge, then Waller remains an ally of Batman who helps him try and stop John Doe's violent actions against Gotham City. After Joker is stopped, Waller in gratitude releases Catwoman/Selina Kyle from her forced servitude, clears her criminal record, and, depending on Batman's requests, also rescinds her earlier firing of James Gordon from the GCPD and allows Iman Avesta to leave the Agency peacefully and go work for Bruce Wayne. She then leaves Gotham City behind.

Trivia

• Depending on the player's actions, they might not ever learn about the full extent of Waller's crimes.
• Waller's use of Harley Quinn, Bane, and Catwoman wearing explosive collars to force their compliance is in effect Telltale's take on the Suicide Squad (though they are not referred to as that in-game). Ironically, one of the Suicide Squad's most prominent members in the comics and other media (Deadshot), has yet to work for Waller in this continuity.