It marked deceased enemies as "Neutralized" and highlighted bulletproof enemies in purple. Red Hood used a version that functioned seemingly identically to Detective Mode.However, it doesn't identify thugs with weapons or armor, but it does highlight vantage points. In addition to highlighting objects and people, blue claw marks appear on ceilings that she could adhere to. Catwoman uses Thief Vision, a very similar gadget that was built into her goggles.Batgirl used Detective Mode, which works identically to the one Batman uses.His Night Vision had a Yellow/Grey layout. By the time of Arkham Knight, he also moved to use Detective Mode. Nightwing could only highlight enemies with his Night Vision and had a motion sensing radar on the top right corner for enemies in close proximity.In Batman: Arkham City, there were no weapon or emotion indicators, but they were added in Batman: Arkham Knight. Robin uses a version similar to what Batman used, but it highlighted explosives such as the Snap-Flash and propane tanks.Despite this, it could still be jammed through the use of technological devices. It had no technological apparatus and was probably based on Bruce's heightened senses. Bruce Wayne used Concentration, and it was identical to Robin's and Deathstroke's.
This mode does not appear outside of side-missions, however. He can switch from scanning the skin, muscles, and skeletal systems. In Arkham Knight, Batman uses it to see through multiple layers of the human body. The layout color was blue, but Batman could change it to help tracking chemical substances. The weapon and emotional state of the enemy is also identified. Unarmed enemies are blue, enemies with firearms are orange (red in Arkham Asylum), enemies and weapons such as knives, bottles, pipes, and body armor are highlighted in yellow, and medics in white. It shows the skeletons of any and every human. Batman has the most advanced version of Detective Mode.
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