Batman Arkham's top 10 nearest neighbors contain no other Video Game Franchises — the audience shape is defined almost entirely by entertainment brands and film studios, with game developers as the closest gaming-adjacent presence.

The shape is flat: the top 10 span a narrow similarity band from 0.77 (Marvel Entertainment) down to 0.75 (Guerrilla), with no single neighbor pulling clearly ahead. By subcategory, the cluster breaks into three groups: Entertainment brands (Marvel Entertainment at 0.77, DC Comics at 0.75), Film Studios (Pixar at 0.76, Marvel Studios at 0.75, Disney Animation at 0.75), and Game Developers (Gears of War at 0.76, Guerrilla at 0.75). Rounding out the top 10 are Nintendo of America (Entertainment Platforms, 0.75) and IGN (Magazines, 0.75). The one actor in the top 10 — Stephen Amell at 0.75 — is the sole Celebrities and Influencers entry. The dominant pull is clearly superhero IP across film and comics, not gaming peers: the audience that follows Batman Arkham looks more like a Marvel and DC film audience than a video game franchise audience.

This shape suggests Batman Arkham's audience is organized around superhero fandom broadly, with gaming as a secondary rather than primary axis.