The Batman: How to find and crack Riddler’s real-life ‘Rata Alada’ Easter Egg

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To access the Riddler Easter Egg, one needs to open the Rata Alada (rat with wings) website in real life. You can do that by visiting http://www.rataalada.com on any browser on a phone or PC, just like Batman does in the movie.

On visiting the website, users will be treated to the signature green Riddler question mark from the movie along with a lot of code that at one point will stop being animated, and ask you to click on a specific part of the screen.

Here’s how to get to the Easter Egg. (Express Photo)

Once this image opens in a new tab, you can download it and start solving it. (Image Source: Rata Alada website)

Once you click on that line a new image pops up and just like the movie, it is a cipher that users must solve. You’re welcome to do that, but just in case you don’t have the detective skills to get there like Batman and Alfred, Twitter user Garbage Central has you covered.

Check out the tweet below for what each character in the cipher means.

#thebatman #rataalada after the latest (and possibly last) update, i think we’re only missing one letter? which works if he’s operating on the standard of I/J having the same symbol, like in a lot of ciphers, but it’s also gonna bother me forever if we never get a J pic.twitter.com/80anoF12M7

— garbage central (@airshipshitty) March 3, 2022

You will find that once you translate the entire image, it actually says the following.

“You think I’m finished. But perhaps, you don’t know the full truth. Every ending is a new beginning. Something is coming.”

We also see that the only letter missing in the cryptic clue is ‘J’, perhaps pointing at the Joker, the infamous Batman nemesis that the Riddler befriends towards the end of the movie.

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If you also pay attention to the seemingly random numbers generated on the very first screen after you visit the website, you will find that the numbers in green are actually pointing to specific Batman comic book issues.

All the numbers on the right point to specific comic issues with year names. (Image Source: Rata Alada website)

These issues reference popular Batman characters including Two Face, Catwoman, Joker, The Penguin, Carmine Falcone and others, including Alfred and the Dark Knight himself.