The New Batman ARG may have confirmed the sequel and revealed some plot

This news story contains potential spoilers.

At the end of "The Batman", the main villain of the movie, The Riddler, also left some riddles for the audience. According to the interpretation of some netizens, these riddles may point to the plot that may appear in the sequel that has not yet been announced.

In "The New Batman", the Riddler's clues point to a website, rataalada.com. This website is not only fictional in the movie, but in fact some fans have also logged into this website, and the Riddler provided fans with a riddle on the website.

Decoded by Reddit user vengeance22, the bizarre symbols translate as follows: "You thought I was done, but maybe you don't know the whole truth. Every ending is a new beginning. Something is coming."

This certainly seems to point to a sequel to the film, which includes the Riddler as a returning character. But equally interesting is the list of what initially looks like IP addresses used in the command line traceroute. They are not IPs at all, but important dates and issue numbers from Batman's 80-plus years of comic book history.

For example, 27.50.19.39 refers to Detective Comics #27, published in May 1939. The serial number refers to the first appearances of Catwoman, the Joker, the Penguin, the Riddler, and gangster villain Carmine Falcone and butler Alfred Pennyworth.

The last one refers to a Batman release date, but the second-to-last address points to Corrections.arkham.gov. Due to the use of the .gov extension, this is not a real website, but refers to Batman #258, published in October 1974. In this comic, Two-Face breaks out of Arkham Asylum. IGN noted that this was the first appearance of Arkham Asylum. Some fans have speculated that the second movie could include Two-Face as one of Batman's antagonists. However, since all the other dates refer to first appearances, it seems more likely that Arkham itself is the reason for the inclusion on the list.