Overview
- Holiday Naughty List is a collection comprised of six names that originated from a written list of "naughty" people. These names can be obtained from collection nodes found in Gotham City and Metropolis during the Winter Holidays Seasonal Event.
Collectibles
- " A naughty boy or girl must've been none too pleased about this list and tore it up! Putting it back together might help a certain someone out..."
Mail Messages
- Upon completion of this collection players receive a message from an "Unknown Sender", accessible from any Mail Terminal.
- Heroes/Villains:
Mail Messages
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Carrot Nose| From: SENDER UNKNOWN |
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| " Ho. Ho. Ho. You've found the names from my naughty list! Putting it back together will help me with my deliveries. Thank you!" |
| Attachment: Carrot Nose |
Feats
- Checking It Twice: Complete the following Season's Greedings collections (10 points):; Holiday Naughty List; Holiday Nice List
Gallery
Trivia
- The following characters are mentioned in the list:; Two-Face refers to Harvey Dent's evil alter ego (whose name is in the Holiday Nice List). This might be a reference to the villain version of the events of Old Gotham Subway (in the comics, Two-Face is not featured in any significant Christmas-themed story).; Lex Luthor is present many Christmas-themed stories, but the one that is most pertinent to game's story is The Most Wonderful Time of the Year, published in 52 #33 (2006).; Noah Kuttler is the civilian identity of Calculator. He is probably listed here for assisting new villains during the Winter Holidays.; Oswald Chesterfield Cobblepot is the civilian identity of the Penguin. Cobblepot stands out in two Christmas-related stories. One of them is The Penguin's Apprentice, an earlier story first published in Batman #27 (1940); the other is the movie Batman Returns, released in 1992 as a sequel to Batman (1989).; Thaddeus Bodog Sivana is the full name of Doctor Sivana, one of Shazam's main villains. He's named here as a possible reference to the story The Year Without a Christmas! by E. Nelson Bridwell, Bob Oksner, and Vince Colletta, first published in Shazam! #11 (1973).; Lobo crossed out his name and carved Easter Bunny's name instead - a reference to the story Lobo Paramilitary Christmas Special by Keith Giffen, Alan Grant, and Simon Bisley. It was first published in 1992.