Miles Scott, a 5-year old boy currently battling Leukemia who was granted the ultimate Make-A-Wish to become Batman, thus transforming San Francisco into Gotham City.
Scott’s incredible day came on November 15th and thanks to the help of volunteers and the media, thousands of people showed up for Scott’s big event, which forced police to shutdown major roads as people gathered into the streets. To say it was epic would be an understatement. The day kicked off with a breaking news story where San Francisco’s Police Chief Greg Suhr appeared on TV asking if anyone in town knows the whereabouts of Batkid. Suhr was desperately seeking Batkid’s help to save the city from the villainous Riddler and Penguin. Scott, disguised as Batkid from head to toe, joined an adult-sized Batman and his baby brother as Robin as they jumped into two waiting Batmobiles (Lamborghini), rescuing a damsel-in-distress from the HydeStreet cable-car tracks in Nob Hill by disabling a plastic replica bomb to free the woman.
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I totally teared up a bit.
tears of joy!
That was so sweet