Batman: The Animated Series (Kenner) 1992-1994

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Batman: The Animated Series was a successful animated show that launched in September of 1992 and ran on the Fox Network for 85 episodes until September of 1995. Mid-way through the series’ run, it was re-titled The Adventures of Batman & Robin. The series was hailed as groundbreaking for the super hero genre, receiving widespread praise for its unique design and modernized source material. Kenner released their toy line based on The Batman Animated Series from 1992 until 1994, before rebranding it to The Adventures of Batman & Robin in 1995. Unlike previous Batman toy lines, this one had a variety of different characters, which led to its sustained success. 

For more information about Kenner’s Batman The Animated Series line, see bottom of page for a complete summary. 

Batman: The Animated Series (1992): Wave One

For the debut of their Batman Animated Series line, Kenner released 6 new figures in 1992, which included Penguin, Riddler, Robin, Two-Face and two different Batman variants (Combat Belt Batman & Turbojet Batman).

Combat Belt Batman

Market Value:
Carded $225 – $300
Loose $75 – $100

Combat Belt Batman
Accessories: Weapons Pack, Firing Grappling Hook, Missile, Handcuffs, Cloth Cape
Years Released: 1992
Difficulty To Find: Less Common – Appears less often
Notes: As ridiculous as it sounds, Kenner did not release a “regular” grey and black batman from the Animated Series line, so the Combat Belt Batman is the closest we got. This makes this Batman figure very desirable with collectors. He comes with a Weapons Pack, Firing Grappling Hook, Missile, Handcuffs, and Cloth Cape.

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Penguin (The)

Market Value:
Carded $50 – $75
Loose $25 – $40

Penguin (The)
Accessories: Hypno-Spin Umbrella Launcher, Umbrella, Cloth Coat
Years Released: 1992
Difficulty To Find: Common – Easily found on the secondary market
Notes: The Batman Animated Series was known for its many amazing villains on the show and The Penguin (AKA Oswald Cobblepot) was voiced by Paul Williams. He comes with his Hypno-Spin Umbrella Launcher, Umbrella, and black Cloth Coat.

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Riddler (The)

Market Value:
Carded $30 – $45
Loose $15 – $22

Riddler (The)
Accessories: Question Mark Launcher w Projectile, Cane
Years Released: 1992
Difficulty To Find: Common – Easily found on the secondary market
Notes: The Riddler (AKA Edward Nygma) was one of three villains released in Wave One of the Batman Animated Series line. Riddler was voiced by John Glover in the show. He comes with his Question Mark Launcher, Projectile and Cane.

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Robin

Market Value:
Carded $32 – $47
Loose $15 – $22

Robin
Accessories: Turbo Glider w Control Handle, Drop Missiles x 2, Cloth Cape
Years Released: 1992
Difficulty To Find: Common – Easily found on the secondary market
Notes: In addition to Batman, the next most important character in the Animated Series was arguably Robin, so here is the figure from Wave One. He comes with his Turbo Glider w Control Handle, two Drop Missiles and a Cloth Cape. The glider snaps onto Robin and the control handle goes into his hands. The missiles go under each wing and can drop by pressing the peg.

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Turbojet Batman

Market Value:
Carded $35 – $50
Loose $16 – $23

Turbojet Batman
Accessories: Rocket Pack w Engine, Helmet, Firing Wrist Rocket, Cloth Cape
Years Released: 1992
Difficulty To Find: Less Common – Appears less often
Notes: Turbojet Batman was the second variant of the Caped Crusader from Wave One. He comes with a Rocket Pack w Engine, Helmet, Firing Wrist Rocket, and Cloth Cape. The pack snaps onto Batman’s back and the helmet fits over his head. The weapon can snap onto either arm and fires by pressing down on the lever.

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Two-Face

Market Value:
Carded $35 – $50
Loose $16 – $23

Two-Face
Accessories: Firing Roulette Wheel Gun, Double-Headed Missile
Years Released: 1992
Difficulty To Find: Less Common – Appears less often
Notes: Two-Face (AKA Harvey Dent) was yet another amazingly fun villain from the Batman Animated Series, who was voiced by Richard Moll in the show. He comes with his Firing Roulette Wheel Gun and Double-Headed Missile.

Batman: The Animated Series (1993): Wave Two

Series Two of the Batman Animated Series toy line included 8 new figures, with Joker, Catwoman, Man-Bat, Scarecrow, Bruce Wayne, Ninja Robin and two different Batman versions (Infrared Batman & Sky Dive Batman).

Bruce Wayne Batman

Market Value:
Carded $30 – $45
Loose $15 – $22

Bruce Wayne Batman
Accessories: Snap-On Batman Armor (Chest, Cowl, Arm Plates, Leg Plates), Cloth Cape, Batarang
Years Released: 1993
Difficulty To Find: Common – Easily found on the secondary market
Notes: The Bruce Wayne figure is very similar to the previously released Bruce Wayne from the Dark Knight Collection and Batman Returns lines, but with a more animated Bruce sculpt. He comes with a set of snap-on armor, which includes chest plate, cowl, arm plates, leg plates and a cloth cape. Bruce also comes with a cool looking Batarang.

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Catwoman

Market Value:
Carded $25 – $40
Loose $12 – $18

Catwoman
Accessories: Whip, Cat Figure, Claws x 2
Years Released: 1993
Difficulty To Find: Common – Easily found on the secondary market
Notes: You just can’t have enough villain figures in a Batman Animated Series toy line, and Catwoman (AKA Selina Kyle) is a big one. She was voiced by Adrienne Barbeau on the show. Catwoman comes with her whip, two claws and a cat figure.

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Infrared Batman

Market Value:
Carded $30 – $45
Loose $15 – $22

Infrared Batman
Accessories: Power Pack w Helmet, Launcher, Bat-Signal Discs x 2, Cloth Cape
Years Released: 1993
Difficulty To Find: Less Common – Appears less often
Notes: There are quite a few Batman variants released in this toy line but the Infrared Batman is among my favorites. He comes with a Power Pack w Helmet, Launcher, Bat-Signal Discs x 2 and a Cloth Cape. The bat-signal discs load into the launching chamber then figure off by pressing a button.

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Joker (The)

Market Value:
Carded $25 – $40
Loose $12 – $18

Joker (The)
Accessories: Laughing Gas Spray Gun, Backpack, Laughing Mask
Years Released: 1993
Difficulty To Find: Common – Easily found on the secondary market
Notes: Asides from Batman himself, the next most iconic character that came out of the Animated Series was most definitely The Joker, who was expertly voiced by Mark Hamill on the show. He comes with his Laughing Gas Spray Gun, Backpack, and Laughing Mask. The spray gun nozzle goes into water to fill up, then squeeze the backpack to fire.

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Man-Bat

Market Value:
Carded $25 – $40
Loose $12 – $18

Man-Bat
Accessories: Flapping Wings, Tow Cable
Years Released: 1993
Difficulty To Find: Common – Easily found on the secondary market
Notes: Man-Bat (AKA Dr. Robert Langstrom) is a scientist who transforms into a giant bat creature. He was voiced by actor Marc Singer in the show in human form, but the legendary Frank Welker did the sound effects for the creature. He comes with flapping wings and a tow cable for capturing heroes.

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Ninja Robin

Market Value:
Carded $22 – $32
Loose $9 – $13

Ninja Robin
Accessories: Ninja Weapons x 2, Mask, Cloth Cape
Years Released: 1993
Difficulty To Find: Common – Easily found on the secondary market
Notes: Ninja Robin was the second figure of the Boy Wonder. He was also the final figure to be released from the wave. He comes with two ninja weapons, a mask and cloth cape. Place either weapon into his right hand, then squeeze Robin’s knees together for a chopping action.

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Scarecrow

Market Value:
Carded $25 – $40
Loose $12 – $18

Scarecrow
Accessories: Thrashing Sickle, Crow Figure
Years Released: 1993
Difficulty To Find: Common – Easily found on the secondary market
Notes: Scarecrow (AKA Dr. Jonathan Crane) was voiced by Henry Polic on the show. He is a psychologist that uses fear as a weapon. He comes with his Thrashing Sickle and a Crow figure. Scarecrow’s eyes light up when light shines through the top of his hat.

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Sky Dive Batman

Market Value:
Carded $30 – $45
Loose $15 – $22

Sky Dive Batman
Accessories: Chest Plate, Backpack, Working Parachute, Cloth Cape
Years Released: 1993
Difficulty To Find: Common – Easily found on the secondary market
Notes: Sky Dive Batman is the second of two Batman Variants from this wave. He comes with a Chest Plate, Backpack, Working Parachute and a Cloth Cape. The chest plate and backpack snap onto Batman, then the Parachute is removed from the pack. When you throw Batman into the air, the parachute opens up as the figure comes down.

Batman: The Animated Series (1994): Wave Three

Series Three of the Batman Animated Series toy line included a whopping 11 standard figures, with Clayface, Killer Croc, Mr. Freeze, Poison Ivy, Dick Grayson, Bola Trap Robin and five different Batman versions (Anti-Freeze Batman, Knight Star Batman, Lightning Strike, Rapid Attack Batman & Tornado Batman).

Anti-Freeze Batman

Market Value:
Carded $30 – $45
Loose $14 – $20

Anti-Freeze Batman
Accessories: Firing Shield, Blaster w Projectile, Headpiece, Cloth Cape
Years Released: 1994
Difficulty To Find: Common – Easily found on the secondary market
Notes: Anti-Freeze Batman is a unique Arctic themed paint job that comes with a Firing Shield, Headpiece, Blaster w Projectile, and Cloth Cape. The projectile disc fires out of a launcher that is attached to the large shield.

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Bola Trap Robin

Market Value:
Carded $20 – $28
Loose $7 – $11

Bola Trap Robin
Accessories: Weapon Base with Whirling Battle Blades, Cloth Cape
Years Released: 1994
Difficulty To Find: Common – Easily found on the secondary market
Notes: Robin gets another fun variant with Bola Trap Robin. He comes with a unique yellow/black paint job, along with a Weapon Base with Whirling Battle Blades, and Cloth Cape. Place the weapon onto either arm, then turn the knob manually to make the battle blades whirl around.

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Clayface

Market Value:
Carded $30 – $45
Loose $14 – $20

Clayface
Accessories: Launching Spiked Ball
Years Released: 1994
Difficulty To Find: Common – Easily found on the secondary market
Notes: Clayface (AKA Matt Hagen) was voiced by Ron Perlman in the animated series. He is a shapeshifting criminal whose appearance is tied to his tragic past. Clayface comes with a spiked ball that can be launched from his left hand when his stomach is squeezed.

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Dick Grayson Robin

Market Value:
Carded $20 – $28
Loose $9 – $13

Dick Grayson Robin
Accessories: Robin High-Tech Chest Plate, Antenna Mask, Shin Guards, Cloth Cape, Silver Hand Weapons x 2
Years Released: 1994
Difficulty To Find: Common – Easily found on the secondary market
Notes: Since Bruce Wayne gets a figure, so does the Boy Wonder’s alter ego, Dick Grayson. The figure comes with Robin’s High-Tech Chest Plate, Antenna Mask, Shin Guards, Cloth Cape, and two Silver Hand Weapons.

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Killer Croc

Market Value:
Carded $20 – $28
Loose $7 – $11

Killer Croc
Accessories: Power-Punch Arm, Pet Crocodile
Years Released: 1994
Difficulty To Find: Common – Easily found on the secondary market
Notes: Killer Croc (AKA Waylon Jones) was a mutant with a crocodile-like appearance who turns to crime. He was voiced by Aron Kincaid in the series. Killer Croc comes with his pet crocodile who can hang from his arm. He also has a power punch feature when you pull back his right arm.

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Knight Star Batman

Market Value:
Carded $22 – $30
Loose $9 – $13

Knight Star Batman
Accessories: Backpack, Star Blade Rocket Launcher w Star Blade, Spinner Weapon, Cloth Cape
Years Released: 1994
Difficulty To Find: Common – Easily found on the secondary market
Notes: The Knight Star Batman variant comes with a Backpack, Star Blade Rocket Launcher w Star Blade, Spinner Weapon, and Cloth Cape. Snap the backpack onto the figure, then load the star blade into the launcher. The blade fires by pressing down on the lower lever. The spinner weapon can be placed onto either arm to spin manually.

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Lightning Strike Batman

Market Value:
Carded $50 – $75
Loose $20 – $28

Lightning Strike Batman
Accessories: Transforming Cape Glider
Years Released: 1994
Difficulty To Find: Moderate Difficulty – Takes some patience
Notes: The Lightning Strike Batman is rather unique in that it doesn’t come with any nifty gadgets or weapons, but rather a giant plastic cape that snaps onto the figure. When you lower the figure’s arms, the cape closes around it. When you open the cape and rotate it over Batman’s head, it transforms into a glider.

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Mr. Freeze

Market Value:
Carded $22 – $30
Loose $9 – $13

Mr. Freeze
Accessories: Ice Blaster, Backpack, Icicle Projectile
Years Released: 1994
Difficulty To Find: Common – Easily found on the secondary market
Notes: Kenner keeps the bad guys coming with Mr. Freeze (AKA Dr. Victor Fries), who was voiced by Michael Ansara on the series. Mr. Freeze comes with his Ice Blaster, Backpack and Icicle Projectile. Place the nozzle of the launcher in water to fill the backpack up, then squeeze the backpack to either fire the icicle projectile or water.

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Poison Ivy

Market Value:
Carded $22 – $30
Loose $9 – $13

Poison Ivy
Accessories: Snapping Venus Flytrap, Crossbow
Years Released: 1994
Difficulty To Find: Common – Easily found on the secondary market
Notes: Poison Ivy (AKA Dr. Pamela Isley) is another popular character from the animated series, who was voiced by Diane Pershing on the show. She was a botanist turned villain with the power to control plants and toxins. Ivy comes with her Snapping Venus Flytrap Plant and a Yellow Crossbow.

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Rapid Attack Batman

Market Value:
Carded $50 – $75
Loose $20 – $28

Rapid Attack Batman
Accessories: Firing Escape Hook, Utility Belt, Launcher, Handcuffs, Cloth Cape
Years Released: 1994
Difficulty To Find: Moderate Difficulty – Takes some patience
Notes: Rapid Attack Batman was the final figure released for Wave Three and the hardest to find from this wave. He comes with a Firing Escape Hook, Utility Belt, Launcher, Handcuffs, and Cloth Cape. The figure fires a grappling hook from the launcher, which can attach onto Batman’s utility belt.

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Tornado Batman

Market Value:
Carded $30 – $45
Loose $12 – $18

Tornado Batman
Accessories: Face Mask, Launcher, Launching Rod, Tornado Wheel, Cloth Cape
Years Released: 1994
Difficulty To Find: Less Common – Appears less often
Notes: The Tornado Batman figure comes with a Face Mask, Launcher, Launching Rod, Tornado Wheel, and Cloth Cape. Slide the launcher onto the figure’s right arm, then insert the launching rod into the launcher. Attach the tornado wheel to the front of the launcher, then quickly pull the rod back to fire the tornado wheel.

Batman: The Animated Series (1994): Wave Four

The fourth wave of the Batman Animated toy line was the final wave released under the “Batman: The Animated Series” banner. It included only 4 standard figures, with Bane, Glider Robin, Cyber Gear Batman and Radar Scope Batman. All figures released from this point on would be under the “Adventures of Batman and Robin” logo.

Bane

Market Value:
Carded $18 – $25
Loose $8 – $12

Bane
Accessories: Green Venom Tube, Steel Beam
Years Released: 1994
Difficulty To Find: Common – Easily found on the secondary market
Notes: The final villain released under the Batman Animated Series banner was Bane, voiced by actor, Henry Silva on the show. Bane comes with his green venom tube that connects into his wrist device and a steel beam to throw at our heroes.

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Cyber Gear Batman

Market Value:
Carded $24 – $34
Loose $9 – $13

Cyber Gear Batman
Accessories: Hi-Tech Armor, Power Launch Weapon, Launching Projectile
Years Released: 1994
Difficulty To Find: Less Common – Appears less often
Notes: The Cyber Gear Batman comes with a very eye-catching gold and black paint scheme, along with Hi-Tech Armor, Power Launch Weapon, and a Launching Projectile. Snap the armor onto the figure, then load the projectile into the launcher. It fires by pressing the firing button on the launcher.

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Glider Robin

Market Value:
Carded $18 – $25
Loose $8 – $12

Glider Robin
Accessories: Winged Jet Pack, Launcher w/ Firing Claw
Years Released: 1994
Difficulty To Find: Common – Easily found on the secondary market
Notes: Robin gets one final variant under the Batman Animated Series line with Glider Robin. He comes with a Winged Jet Pack, and Launcher w/ Firing Claw. The wings can be positioned in different angles and the claw fires by pressing a button.

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Radar Scope Batman

Market Value:
Carded $25 – $40
Loose $10 – $15

Radar Scope Batman
Accessories: Sky-Scan Radar Gear, Radar Dish, Launcher, Firing Turbo Missiles
Years Released: 1994
Difficulty To Find: Common – Easily found on the secondary market
Notes: Radar Scope Batman is another variant with a rather eye-catching purple and black paint job. He comes with a Sky-Scan Radar Gear, Radar Dish, Launcher, and Firing Turbo Missiles. Snap the launcher onto the radar dish, then attach the radar dish to the figure. The wings can be rotated all the way around and the missiles can fire by pressing a button on top.

Batman: The Animated Series (1993): Mask of the Phantasm

Batman: Mask of the Phantasm was released on the big screen in 1993 as a spin-off from the super successful animated series. Kenner released a small line of 7 figures to commemorate the movie, with two being previously released (Rapid Attack Batman and Tornado Batman), while the remaining five were brand new. They included Decoy Batman, Retro Batman, Total Armor Batman, Jet Pack Joker and Phantasm.

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Total Armor Batman

Market Value:
Carded $25 – $35
Loose $12 – $18

Total Armor Batman
Accessories: Full Body Armor, Shield w Outer Armor, Boomerang, Cloth Cape
Years Released: 1993
Difficulty To Find: Common – Easily found on secondary market

Batman: The Animated Series (1994): Crime Squad

Kenner released a sub-set that focused on a smaller elite crime fighting unit called the “Crime Squad”. It consisted of seven total figures, with six of them being various Batman variants and then Ski Blast Robin. There were also two vehicles (Triple Attack Jet and CS Batcycle) released with the set. A few more Crime Squad figures would also be released under the re-tooled “Adventures of Batman and Robin” banner beginning in 1995.

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Torpedo Batman

Market Value:
Carded $22 – $30
Loose $10 – $15

Torpedo Batman
Accessories: Techno-Torpedo Backpack, Mask, Torpedo x 2
Years Released: 1994
Difficulty To Find: Less Common – Appears less often

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Batman: The Animated Series (1992-1994): Deluxe Figures

In addition to standard figures, Kenner released four Deluxe figures as well. High Wire Batman and Mech-Wing Batman were released with Wave Two, while Ground Assault Batman and Power Vision Batman were released with Wave Three.

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Batman: The Animated Series (1992-1994): Mail Order Exclusives

Kenner was always big on mail order figures, so the Batman Animated Series got one mail order exclusive, which was Battle Helmet Batman. The figure was released for Wave One in 1992 and the beginning of Wave Two in 1993.

Battle Helmet Batman

Market Value:
With Packaging $30 – $45
Loose $12 – $18

Battle Helmet Batman
Accessories: Launcher Pack, Helmet, Discs x 2, Cloth Cape, Instructions
Years Released: 1992-1993
Difficulty To Find: Less Common – Appears less often

Batman: The Animated Series (1992-1994): Multipacks

Kenner released only one multipack figure for their Batman Animated Series line and that was the Ninja Power Pack set featuring Batman & Robin. This set was released with Wave Three in 1994.

Ninja Power Pack Batman and Robin

Market Value:
Carded $25 – $40
Loose $14 – $20

Ninja Power Pack Batman and Robin
Accessories: Robin: Ninja Weapons x 2, Mask, Cloth Cape
Batman: Backpack, Star Blade Rocket Launcher w Star Blade, Spinner Weapon, Cloth Cape
Years Released: 1994
Difficulty To Find: Common – Easily found on secondary market

Batman: The Animated Series (1992-1994): Accessories

In addition to the figures and vehicles, Kenner also re-released the popular Batman Armor Set roleplay accessory from previous Batman action figure lines. It was first released for the Dark Knight Collection in 1990, then again for the Batman Returns line in 1992. Also released was the 15″ Ultimate Batman figure, which had light-up electronic eyes and bat emblem.

Batman: The Animated Series (1992-1994): Playsets

Kenner released one large scale playset for their Batman Animated Series line, and that was the Batcave Command Center. This set was a re-paint of the the same exact playset released under the Batman Returns line.

Batcave Command Center

Market Value:
Boxed $450 – $600
Loose $90 – $120

Batcave Command Center
Accessories: Secret Entrance, Front Doors, Breakaway Skylights, Computer Command Console, Batman/Bruce Wayne Chamber, Sky Cable, Batmobile Garage Door, Weapon Compartment, Breakaway Catwalk, Anti-Gravity Hooks
Years Released: 1992
Difficulty To Find: Moderate Difficulty – Takes some patience
Notes: The Batman Command Center was originally going to be released earlier with the Dark Knight Collection series but didn’t make it in time, and was released with the Batman Returns line instead. This is basically that same playset with some minor modifications. It comes with a ton of fun features and accessories, such as a Secret Entrance, Front Doors, Breakaway Skylights, Computer Command Console w Chair, Batman/Bruce Wayne Chamber, Sky Cable, Batmobile Garage Door, Weapon Compartment, Breakaway Catwalk, and Anti-Gravity Hooks. The Secret Hideout for Penguin that was included with the Batman Returns version was just left unnamed with the Animated Series version. The stickers on the command console were also changed to reflect the animated series.

Batman: The Animated Series (1992-1994): Vehicles

There were several awesome vehicles released for the Batman: Animated Series line during its run from 1992 to 1994. Released were the Batcycle, Batmobile, and Hover Bat from Wave One; The B.A.T.V, Bat-Signal Jet, Bruce Wayne Street Jet, Jokermobile and Robin Dragstor from Wave Two; Aero Bat, Batplane, and Hydro Bat from Wave Three; and finally Crime Stalker and Ice Hammer from Wave Four.

Wave One

Batcycle

Market Value:
Carded $35 – $50
Loose $12 – $18

Batcycle
Accessories: Mechanized Turbo Power, Batman Figure
Years Released: 1992
Difficulty To Find: Common – Easily found on secondary market

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Batmobile

Market Value:
Boxed $110 – $150
Loose $50 – $75

Batmobile
Accessories: Launching Pursuit Jet, Bomb, Pull-Out Wheel Shredders, Opening Cockpit
Years Released: 1992
Difficulty To Find: Less Common – Appears less often

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Hoverbat

Market Value:
Boxed $30 – $45
Loose $14 – $20

Hoverbat
Accessories: Capture Claw w/ Strap, Missile Launcher Arm, Missile
Years Released: 1992
Difficulty To Find: Less Common – Appears less often

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Wave Two

B.A.T.V.

Market Value:
Boxed $30 – $45
Loose $15 – $22

B.A.T.V.
Accessories: Converts from Street Racer to Launching Cruiser, Roller Blades, Front Shields, Dart Missile, Laser Weapons
Years Released: 1993
Difficulty To Find: Less Common – Appears less often

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Bat-Signal Jet

Market Value:
Boxed $40 – $60
Loose $18 – $25

Bat-Signal Jet
Accessories: Bat-Signal Light, Camo Missile, Launcher
Years Released: 1993
Difficulty To Find: Less Common – Appears less often

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Bruce Wayne Street Jet

Market Value:
Boxed $75 – $100
Loose $25 – $35

Bruce Wayne Street Jet
Accessories: Bruce Wayne Figure, Opening Cockpit, Side Cannons, Missiles, Rear Spoiler
Years Released: 1993
Difficulty To Find: Common – Easily found on secondary market

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Jokermobile (The)

Market Value:
Boxed $35 – $50
Loose $16 – $24

Jokermobile (The)
Accessories: Sliding Hood to convert to Assault Tank, Pop-Up Guns, Launching Smile Missile
Years Released: 1993
Difficulty To Find: Less Common – Appears less often

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Robin Dragster

Market Value:
Boxed $225 – $325
Loose $110 – $150

Robin Dragster
Accessories: Launching Batarang Missile, Pull-Out Cross Bar to Raise Dragstor to High-Rider, Sliding Shield,
Years Released: 1993
Difficulty To Find: Moderate Difficulty – Takes some patience

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Wave Three

Aero Bat

Market Value:
Boxed $45 – $65
Loose $18 – $25

Aero Bat
Accessories: Control Bar, Quick-Escape Seat, Missile Blaster
Years Released: 1994
Difficulty To Find: Less Common – Appears less often

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Batplane

Market Value:
Boxed $125 – $175
Loose $45 – $65

Batplane
Accessories: Capture Claw, Firing Missile x 2, Missile Launchers x 2, Opening Cockpit
Years Released: 1994
Difficulty To Find: Less Common – Appears less often

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Hydro Bat

Market Value:
Boxed $50 – $75
Loose $20 – $28

Hydro Bat
Accessories: Side Guns, Detachable Rear Motor
Years Released: 1994
Difficulty To Find: Less Common – Appears less often

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Wave Four

Electronic Crime Stalker

Market Value:
Boxed $35 – $50
Loose $15 – $22

Electronic Crime Stalker
Accessories: Raised Engine, Side Mounted Weapon, Power Blast Sound, Engine Thrust Sound, Turbo Missile
Years Released: 1994
Difficulty To Find: Less Common – Appears less often

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Ice Hammer

Market Value:
Boxed $40 – $60
Loose $18 – $25

Ice Hammer
Accessories: Ice Blasting Drill, Launcher w/ Firing Missile, Opening Cockpit
Years Released: 1994
Difficulty To Find: Moderate Difficulty – Takes some patience

Batman: The Animated Series was a successful animated show that launched in September of 1992 and ran on the Fox Network for 85 episodes until September of 1995. Mid-way through the series’ run, it was re-titled The Adventures of Batman & Robin. The series was hailed as groundbreaking for the super hero genre, receiving widespread praise for its unique design and modernized source material. Kenner released their toy line based on The Batman Animated Series from 1992 until 1994, before rebranding it to The Adventures of Batman & Robin in 1995. Unlike previous Batman toy lines, this one had a variety of different characters, which led to its sustained success. 

The Batman: Animated Series line included four waves consisting of 29 standard released action figures with 11 of them being different variants of Batman, along with 4 variants of Robin. Wave One included: Penguin, Riddler, Robin, Two-Face Combat Belt Batman & Turbojet Batman. Wave Two included: Joker, Catwoman, Man-Bat, Scarecrow, Bruce Wayne, Ninja Robin, Infrared Batman & Sky Dive Batman. Wave Three included: Clayface, Killer Croc, Mr. Freeze, Poison Ivy, Dick Grayson, Bola Trap Robin and five Batman versions (Anti-Freeze Batman, Knight Star Batman, Lightning Strike, Rapid Attack Batman & Tornado Batman). The fourth and final wave included Bane, Glider Robin, Cyber Gear Batman and Radar Scope Batman. In addition, there were four Deluxe Batman variants, Batman Armor roleplay accessory, a 15″ Ultimate Batman figure, an impressive Batcave Command Center playset, and 13 vehicles that included the Batmobile, Batplane, Batcycle, Jokermobile, Robin Dragstor and more. And if that wasn’t enough, Kenner also gave us a small wave of figures called “Crime Squad” and another based on the animated movie Mask of the Phantasm.

The packaging for Kenner’s Batman: The Animated Series toy line was perfectly matched to the design of the popular animated series, with vibrant graphics and appealing colors. Each figure came on a traditional blister card, with the figure positioned on the right side of the bubble and its accessories on the left. The classic Batman Animated Series logo was to the top left of the card, accompanied by a beautiful illustration of the character to the top right. The character’s name appeared above the illustration on the right side. The back of each card showcased all the figures and accessories from that wave, along with photos highlighting each figure’s action features. Overall, Kenner’s Batman Animated Series line was a strong effort, offering an improved character selection over the limited selection over previous Batman lines.