Batman & Robin (Kenner) 1997 – 1998

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Following the success of Batman Forever, Kenner returned to Gotham in 1997 with the Batman & Robin toy line, launched alongside the film that marked George Clooney’s debut as the Dark Knight. As the final entry in the original run of Batman films, the movie inspired a large and ambitious collection. The line encompassed a wide range of action figures in multiple formats, supported by an extensive selection of vehicles, playsets, multipacks, and special releases—including a Fuji Film exclusive Batman figure. Together, these offerings created a sprawling assortment that reflected Kenner’s all-in approach to the property, all designed in the film’s bold, highly stylized aesthetic.

For more information about Kenner’s Batman & Robin toy line, see bottom of page for a complete summary. 

Batman & Robin (1997) Wave One

For the debut of their Batman & Robin line, Kenner released 9 new standard figures in 1997 which included Bane, Batgirl, Battle Gear Bruce Wayne, Heat Scan Batman, Hover Attack Batman, Ice Blast Mr. Freeze, Ice Board Robin, Jungle Venom Poison Ivy, and Razor Skate Robin.

Bane

Market Value:
Carded $17 – $24
Loose $8 – $12

Bane
Accessories: Double Attack Axe, Colossal Crusher Gauntlet, Serum Tube
Years Released: 1997
Difficulty To Find: Common – Easily found on the secondary market
Notes: Bane was not a main villain in Batman & Robin, but rather Poison Ivy’s enforcer. The Bane figure comes with a Double Attack Axe, Colossal Crusher Gauntlet and a Serum Tube. The sculpt on this figure is actually pretty nice.

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Batgirl

Market Value:
Carded $16 – $22
Loose $7 – $11

Batgirl
Accessories: Battle Blade Blaster, Strike Scythe, Cape
Years Released: 1997
Difficulty To Find: Common – Easily found on the secondary market
Notes: Batgirl was portrayed by Alicia Silverstone in the Batman & Robin movie, and did not receive much praise from either critics nor fans. The figure comes with a Battle Blade Blaster, Cape, and a Strike Scythe, because……why not!

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Battle Gear Bruce Wayne

Market Value:
Carded $18 – $25
Loose $9 – $13

Battle Gear Bruce Wayne
Accessories: Ice Block Armor Suit, Cape, Cryo-Claw Shooter
Years Released: 1997
Difficulty To Find: Common – Easily found on the secondary market
Notes: Battle Gear Bruce Wayne is essentially the same Bruce Wayne with armor figure that had been featured in nearly every Batman line by Kenner in the 90’s. He comes with an Ice Block Armor Suit and Cryo-Claw Shooter.

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Heat Scan Batman

Market Value:
Carded $18 – $25
Loose $9 – $13

Heat Scan Batman
Accessories: Opti-Scope Launcher, Laser Ray Emitters, Cape
Years Released: 1997
Difficulty To Find: Common – Easily found on the secondary market
Notes: Heat Scan Batman was among the many Batman variants from this line. His orange and black paint job is certainly indictive of the heat based theme. Heat Scan Batman comes with his Opti-Scope Launcher, Laser Ray Emitters, and Cape.

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Hover Attack Batman

Market Value:
Carded $17 – $24
Loose $8 – $12

Hover Attack Batman
Accessories: Blasting Battle Sled, Sickle Shields, Cape
Years Released: 1997
Difficulty To Find: Common – Easily found on the secondary market
Notes: Hover Attack Batman comes decked out in his traditional black costume, but he also comes with a high-speed Blasting Battle Sled, two Sickle Shields, and Cape.

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Ice Blast Mr. Freeze

Market Value:
Carded $18 – $25
Loose $9 – $13

Ice Blast Mr. Freeze
Accessories: Ice-Ray Cannon, Rocket Thrusters
Years Released: 1997
Difficulty To Find: Less Common – Appears less often
Notes: Villains in the Batman movies are always a big deal, and it doesn’t get much bigger than Arnold Schwarzenegger’s portrayal of Mr. Freeze from the movie. He comes with his Ice-Ray Cannon and Rocket Thrusters.

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Ice Board Robin

Market Value:
Carded $17 – $24
Loose $8 – $12

Ice Board Robin
Accessories: Laserwarp Launcher, Spinning Attack Staff, Cape
Years Released: 1997
Difficulty To Find: Common – Easily found on the secondary market
Notes: Ice Board Robin comes with a rather unique looking blue and orange paint job, but it kind of works. He also comes with his Laserwarp Launcher, Spinning Attack Staff, and Cape.

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Jungle Venom Poison Ivy

Market Value:
Carded $16 – $22
Loose $7 – $11

Jungle Venom Poison Ivy
Accessories: Toxic Venom Spray Cannon, Entanglement Vines x 3
Years Released: 1997
Difficulty To Find: Common – Easily found on the secondary market
Notes: Poison Ivy was portrayed by Uma Thurman in the Batman & Robin movie, and (in my opinion) did a decent job. She comes with her Toxic Venom Spray Cannon and Three Entanglement Vines. Kind of strange how Mr. Freeze gets multiple figures in this line, but Poison Ivy only gets this one.

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Razor Skate Robin

Market Value:
Carded $17 – $24
Loose $8 – $12

Razor Skate Robin
Accessories: Chopping Blade Launcher, Ice Battle Armor, Helmet, Cape
Years Released: 1997
Difficulty To Find: Common – Easily found on the secondary market
Notes: Robin gets another figure with Razor Skate Robin. This one comes with a Chopping Blade Launcher, a Helmet, Cape and set of Snap-On Ice Battle Armor. In case you’re wondering, yep, those are ice skates he’s wearing.

Batman & Robin (1997) Wave Two

Series Two of the Batman & Robin toy line included 12 more standard figures in late 1997, with Ambush Attack Batman, Bat Board Batman, Blade Blast Robin, Frostbite, Ice Blade Batman, Mr. Freeze (Cryonic Blast Bazooka), Neon Armor Batman, Snow Tracker Batman, Talon Strike Robin, Thermal Shield Batman, Triple Strike Robin, and Wing Blast Batman.

Ambush Attack Batman

Market Value:
Carded $17 – $24
Loose $8 – $12

Ambush Attack Batman
Accessories: Arsenal Cape, Launcher w/ Restraint Rockets x 2
Years Released: 1997
Difficulty To Find: Common – Easily found on the secondary market
Notes: Ever wonder what Batman would like if he was all green? Wonder no more, because here is Ambush Attack Batman, decked out in his finest green attire. He comes with his Arsenal Cape, Launcher, and two Restraint Rockets.

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Battle Board Batman

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

Battle Board Batman
Accessories: Flight-Conversion Cape, Ionic Blaster w/ Projectile
Years Released: 1997
Difficulty To Find: Common – Easily found on the secondary market
Notes: Battle Board Batman is ready to battle bad guys across Gotham with his Flight-Conversion Cape and Ionic Blaster with launching Projectile. This figure also came with the “Bonus Batman Ring”.

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Blade Blast Robin

Market Value:
Carded $18 – $25
Loose $9 – $13

Blade Blast Robin
Accessories: Rapid Deploy Vine Slicers, Blasting Battle Spear
Years Released: 1997
Difficulty To Find: Common – Easily found on the secondary market
Notes: Robin gets yet another variant with Blade Blast Robin. This version comes with a set of Rapid Deploy Vine Slicers and a Blasting Battle Spear.

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Frost Bite

Market Value:
Carded $17 – $24
Loose $8 – $12

Frost Bite
Accessories: Ice Assault Luge, Self-Shielding Hockey Armor
Years Released: 1997
Difficulty To Find: Common – Easily found on the secondary market
Notes: Frostbite was one of Mr. Freeze’s henchman in the movie, and Kenner gives us a rare treat with a figure of him. He comes with his Ice Assault Luge, and Self-Shielding Hockey Armor. This is actually a pretty cool looking figure (no puns intended).

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Ice Blade Batman

Market Value:
Carded $17 – $24
Loose $8 – $12

Ice Blade Batman
Accessories: Quick Deploy Ski Sled, Blade Runners, Blasters
Years Released: 1997
Difficulty To Find: Common – Easily found on the secondary market
Notes: Ice Blade Batman makes a return after being used for the Batman Forever movie line in 1995. He comes with his Quick Deploy Ski Sled, Blade Runners, and Blasters. The paint job was changed up on this to a pink and yellow color scheme.

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Mr. Freeze (Cryonic Blast Bazooka)

Market Value:
Carded $30 – $45
Loose $14 – $22

Mr. Freeze (Cryonic Blast Bazooka)
Accessories: Cryonic Blast Bazooka w/ Projectile
Years Released: 1997
Difficulty To Find: Moderate Difficulty – Takes some patience
Notes: This is the second version of Mr. Freeze released for the Batman & Robin line. The figure’s sculpt is better than the Ice Blast Mr. Freeze version, with a better likeness of Arnold. He comes with a Cryonic Blast Bazooka with Projectile.

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Neon Armor Batman

Market Value:
Carded $18 – $25
Loose $9 – $13

Neon Armor Batman
Accessories: Snap-On Armor Shield, Grappling Hook Weapon, Cape
Years Released: 1997
Difficulty To Find: Less Common – Appears less often
Notes: Neon Armor Batman gets another life with this new version from the Batman Forever line. This Batman comes with Snap-On Armor Shield, Grappling Hook Weapon, and his Cape. The armor is now blue instead of the neon green from before.

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Snow Tracker Batman

Market Value:
Carded $17 – $24
Loose $8 – $12

Snow Tracker Batman
Accessories: Arctic Combat Sled, Polar Assault Missile
Years Released: 1997
Difficulty To Find: Common – Easily found on the secondary market
Notes: This new Batman variant is called Snow Tracker Batman and he definitely has those Superman vibes going with the new paint job. He comes with his Arctic Combat Sled and a Polar Assault Missile.

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Talon Strike Robin

Market Value:
Carded $16 – $22
Loose $7 – $11

Talon Strike Robin
Accessories: Twin Capture Claws, Roto Blade, Wings x 2
Years Released: 1997
Difficulty To Find: Less Common – Appears less often
Notes: Talon Strike Robin is an impressive new version of the Boy Wonder, with a wild new set of accessories. This variant comes with a nifty orange and blue paint scheme, along with a set of Twin Capture Claws, Roto Blade and Wings.

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Thermal Shield Batman

Market Value:
Carded $17 – $24
Loose $8 – $12

Thermal Shield Batman
Accessories: Heatblast Cape, Flying Disk Blaster w/ Launching Disc
Years Released: 1997
Difficulty To Find: Common – Easily found on the secondary market
Notes: Thermal Shield Batman features a fresh new paint job with the body being silver and red, while the accessories are a sky blue and orange color. He comes with a Heatblast Cape, and Flying Disk Blaster with Launching Disc.

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Triple Strike Robin

Market Value:
Carded $18 – $25
Loose $9 – $13

Triple Strike Robin
Accessories: Multi-Cannon Slinger, Projectile Weapons x 3, Cape
Years Released: 1997
Difficulty To Find: Less Common – Appears less often
Notes: Triple Strike Robin is appropriately named because he comes with his high-speed Multi-Cannon Slinger which fires three projectiles, which all resemble various weapons. Robin also comes with his removable cape.

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Wing Blast Batman

Market Value:
Carded $17 – $24
Loose $8 – $12

Wing Blast Batman
Accessories: Sudden Alert Bio Wings, Wing Blaster
Years Released: 1997
Difficulty To Find: Common – Easily found on the secondary market
Notes: Wing Blast Batman comes with a large set of brown wings that fit over the figure’s head and onto his back. His Wing Blaster weapon fits into his hand. The wings can spread out or come back inwards by manually positioning them.

Batman & Robin (1998) Wave Three

The final six figures for the Batman & Robin toy line were released in early 1998, with Attack Wing Robin, Jet Wing Mr. Freeze, Laser Cape Batman, Mr. Freeze (Ultimate Armor), Rotorblade Batman, and Sky Assault Batman. Many tend to group these figures in with Wave Two, but they were released months afterwards, which makes them the third wave of figures.

Attack Wing Robin

Market Value:
Carded $30 – $45
Loose $14 – $22

Attack Wing Robin
Accessories: Vertical Assault Cape, Helmet, Cannon w/ Launching Missile
Years Released: 1998
Difficulty To Find: Moderate Difficulty – Occasionally listed
Notes: Attack Wing Robin is appropriately named because he comes with his Vertical Assault Cape that does indeed resemble attack wings, and don’t forget the Spiderman-esque paint job. There is also a Helmet and Cannon with a Launching Missile.

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Jet Wing Mr. Freeze

Market Value:
Carded $30 – $45
Loose $14 – $22

Jet Wing Mr. Freeze
Accessories: Glacier Assault Wing, Ice Blaster
Years Released: 1998
Difficulty To Find: Less Common – Appears less often
Notes: Yet another version of Mr. Freeze, this time it’s Jet Wing Mr. Freeze. This figure is another nice sculpt of the ice blasting villain, played by Arnold Schwarzenegger. He comes with an Ice Blaster Cannon and Glacial Assault Wing.

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Laser Cape Batman

Market Value:
Carded $30 – $45
Loose $14 – $22

Laser Cape Batman
Accessories: Wing Mounted Torpedo Launcher, Laser Cape Wings
Years Released: 1998
Difficulty To Find: Less Common – Appears less often
Notes: Laser Cape Batman comes with a large set of red and silver wings that fit over the figure’s head and onto his back. The wings can spread up or down by manually positioning them. The Torpedo Launcher mounts onto the wings.

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Mr. Freeze (Ultimate Armor)

Market Value:
Carded $45 – $65
Loose $22 – $30

Mr. Freeze (Ultimate Armor)
Accessories: Ultimate Armor, Freeze-On Missile, Blaster
Years Released: 1998
Difficulty To Find: Moderate Difficulty – Occasionally listed
Notes: The fourth Mr. Freeze variant comes with the Ultimate Armor package, along with his Freeze-On Missile and Blaster. Once again, this sculpt is very similar to the previous Mr. Freeze releases.

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Rotorblade Batman

Market Value:
Carded $17 – $24
Loose $7 – $11

Rotorblade Batman
Accessories: Jetscape Cape, Exoblade
Years Released: 1998
Difficulty To Find: Less Common – Appears less often
Notes: The Rotorblade Batman comes with a familiar blue and orange paint job that’s been used a few times in this line, along with his Jetscape Cape which expands outwards. He also comes with a nasty looking Exoblade weapon.

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Sky Assault Batman

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

Sky Assault Batman
Accessories: Assault Hoverboard, Blade Wings
Years Released: 1998
Difficulty To Find: Less Common – Appears less often
Notes: Kenner loves their Batman figures with hoverboards, so why not one more. Here comes Sky Assault Batman, who comes with…yep, an Assault Hoverboard, along with Blade Wings that spread outwards for attack.

Batman & Robin (1997-1998) Deluxe Figures

In addition to standard figures, Kenner released five Deluxe figures as well. Three of the Deluxe Figures were released in Wave One (Blast Wing Batman, Glacier Battle Robin & Ice Terror Mr. Freeze), while the other two were released in Wave Two (Rooftop Pursuit Batman & Wing Blast Robin).

Wave One

Ice Terror Mr. Freeze

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

Ice Terror Mr. Freeze
Accessories: Street Chill Dragster, Ice Crystal Rocket
Years Released: 1997
Difficulty To Find: Common – Easily found on secondary market

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Wave Two

Batman & Robin (1997-1998) Exclusives

Kenner released only one exclusive figure for their Batman & Robin toy line, and that was this Black Costume Batman, which was made available through Fuji Films.

Batman & Robin (1997-1998) Multipacks

Kenner released five different multipacks for their Batman & Robin toy line, which were Batman vs. Brawn, Hight Hunter Robin vs. Evil Entrapment Poison Ivy, A Cold Night in Gotham City, Challenge of the Night, and a re-release of the Guardians of Gotham City set featuring movie accurate Batman & Robin.

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Night Hunter Robin vs. Evil Entrapment Poison Ivy

Market Value:
Carded $22 – $30
Loose $11 – $17

Night Hunter Robin vs. Evil Entrapment Poison Ivy
Accessories: Robin – Batarang Launcher, Cape
Poison Ivy – Evil Entrapment Plant
Years Released: 1997
Difficulty To Find: Common – Easily found on secondary market

Batman & Robin (1997-1998) Large Sized Figures

Kenner released two 14″ Ultimate figures, for both Batman and Robin, along with 12″ figures of all five main characters; Batman, Robin, Batgirl, Mr. Freeze, and Poison Ivy. There was also a 12″ two-pack featuring Batman and Poison Ivy.

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Batman vs Poison Ivy 12″ Two-Pack

Market Value:
Boxed $45 – $65
Loose $20 – $28

Batman vs Poison Ivy 12″ Two-Pack
Accessories: Cloth Cape, Display Stand
Years Released: 1997
Difficulty To Find: Common – Easily found on secondary market

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Batman & Robin (1997-1998) Accessories

Kenner released a few accessories for the Batman & Robin toy line, including the usual roleplay Utility Belt, along with two “Nerf Shooter” type vehicles with Aerial Combat Batman and Aerial Defender Robin. It should be noted the Batman and Robin figures in these shooter vehicles were non-removable.

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Utility Belt

Market Value:
Boxed $75 – $100
Loose $30 – $45

Utility Belt
Accessories: Utility Belt, Dart Launcher w/ 2 Darts, Ice Saw w Blades, Ice Claw
Years Released: 1997
Difficulty To Find: Moderate Difficulty – Takes some patience

Batman & Robin (1997-1998) Playsets

Kenner gave us three large scale playsets for their Batman & Robin line in 1997, which included the Cryo-Freeze Chamber and Ice Fortress, along with the re-issued Wayne Manor Batcave Playset, which had been done multiple times in other Batman toy lines.

Cryo-Freeze Chamber

Market Value:
Boxed $75 – $100
Loose $40 – $60

Cryo-Freeze Chamber
Accessories: Cryo-Freeze Laboratory, Freeze Chamber w/ Opening Hatch, Working Capture Claw, Color Changing Power Diamonds, Pump-Action Bellows, Hi-Tech Ice Weapons
Years Released: 1997
Difficulty To Find: Less Common – Appears less often
Notes: The Cryo-Freeze Playset was a welcome addition in 1997, since we had only gotten the Wayne Manor Batcave Playset four times already and the Batcave. This was Mr. Freeze’s laboratory, which included a Cryo-Freeze Chamber for his enemies. In all, the playset included the Main Laboratory, Freeze Chamber w/ Opening Hatch, Working Capture Claw, Color Changing Power Diamonds, Pump-Action Bellows, and Hi-Tech Ice Weapons.

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Ice Fortress

Market Value:
Boxed $60 – $85
Loose $32 – $47

Ice Fortress
Accessories: Ice Fortress Base, Ice Disk Launcher w/ Firing Missiles, Pivoting Weapons, Ice Weapons, Ice Walls, Backpack with Flame Launcher, Ice Mines x 2
Years Released: 1997
Difficulty To Find: Less Common – Appears less often
Notes: The Ice Fortress Playset acted as Mr. Freeze’s Command Center, and made an especially nice play space when combined with the Cryo-Freeze Chamber set. In all, the playset included the Main Fortress, Ice Disk Launcher w/ Firing Missiles, Pivoting Weapons, Ice Weapons, Ice Walls, Backpack with Flame Launcher, and two Ice Mines.

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Wayne Manor Batcave

Market Value:
Boxed $400 – $500
Loose $150 – $225

Wayne Manor Batcave
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: 1997
Difficulty To Find: Moderate Difficulty – Takes some patience
Notes: The Wayne Manor Batcave was originally released with the Batman Returns line, then again with the Batman Animated Series, then the Batman Forever line. Now it’s back as the Wayne Manor Batcave Playset for Batman & Robin! 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 villain Hideout area is now called “Mr. Freeze’s Hideout”. The stickers on the command console were also changed to reflect the new movie.

Batman & Robin (1997-1998) Vehicles

After releasing lots of amazing looking vehicles for their previous Batman lines, Kenner released even new vehicles for their Batman & Robin line in 1997. Released were Batgirl’s Icestrike Batcycle, Batmobile, Remote Control Batmobile, Ice Glow Bathammer, Jet Blade, Robin’s Redbird Cycle, and the Triple Action Vehicle Set.

Batgirl’s Icestrike Batcycle

Market Value:
Carded $24 – $32
Loose $11 – $16

Batgirl’s Icestrike Batcycle
Accessories: Batgirl Figure, Motorcycle, Razor Wheel Launcher
Years Released: 1997
Difficulty To Find: Common – Easily found on secondary market

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Batmobile

Market Value:
Boxed $50 – $75
Loose $22 – $30

Batmobile
Accessories: Opening Cockpit, Light-Up Chassis, Vine Attack Blades, Ice Shatter Missile Launcher w/ Missile
Years Released: 1997
Difficulty To Find: Common – Easily found on secondary market

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Batmobile (Remote Control) Kay-Bee Toys Exclusive

Market Value:
Boxed $30 – $45
Loose $16 – $22

Batmobile (Remote Control) Kay-Bee Toys Exclusive
Accessories: Light-Up Headlights & Taillights, Light-Up Cockpit, Remote Control Unit
Years Released: 1997
Difficulty To Find: Common – Easily found on secondary market

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Ice Glow Bathammer

Market Value:
Boxed $90 – $120
Loose $45 – $65

Ice Glow Bathammer
Accessories: Detachable & Opening Battle Cockpit, Launchers w/ 2 Missiles, Flashing Strobes
Years Released: 1997
Difficulty To Find: Common – Easily found on secondary market

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Jet Blade

Market Value:
Carded $50 – $75
Loose $22 – $35

Jet Blade
Accessories: Two Vehicles in One, Detachable Battle Wing, Thermal Blaster Disk, Front Sleds, Windshield
Years Released: 1997
Difficulty To Find: Less Common – Appears less often

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Robin’s Red Bird Cycle

Market Value:
Carded $45 – $65
Loose $22 – $30

Robin’s Red Bird Cycle
Accessories: Robin Figure, Motorcycle, Ice Slice Blades, Night Strike Missile
Years Released: 1997
Difficulty To Find: Less Common – Appears less often

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Triple Action Vehicle Set

Market Value:
Boxed $200 – $275
Loose $50 – $75

Triple Action Vehicle Set
Accessories: Main Batmobile Vehicle, Spoiler, Batwing Snap-On Wings, Batboat Front Section
Years Released: 1997
Difficulty To Find: Moderate Difficulty – Takes some patience
Notes: This was a clever idea on the part of Kenner, because it gave you the Batmobile vehicle, which was similar to the standard issue, and also gave you additional parts to allow you to transform it into the Batwing or Batboat as well. It should also be noted this was a re-release from the Batman Forever line in 1995.

Following the success of Batman Forever, Kenner returned to Gotham in 1997 with the Batman & Robin toy line, launched alongside the film that marked George Clooney’s debut as the Dark Knight. As the final entry in the original run of Batman films, the movie inspired a large and ambitious collection. The line encompassed a wide range of action figures in multiple formats, supported by an extensive selection of vehicles, playsets, multipacks, and special releases—including a Fuji Film exclusive Batman figure. Together, these offerings created a sprawling assortment that reflected Kenner’s all-in approach to the property, all designed in the film’s bold, highly stylized aesthetic.

The Batman & Robin line included three waves, consisting of 27 standard released action figures with 13 of them being different variants of Batman, along with six variants of Robin and four of Mr. Freeze. Wave One included: Bane, Batgirl, Battle Gear Bruce Wayne, Heat Scan Batman, Hover Attack Batman, Ice Blast Mr. Freeze, Ice Board Robin, Jungle Venom Poison Ivy, and Razor Skate Robin. Wave Two included: Ambush Attack Batman, Bat Board Batman, Blade Blast Robin, Frostbite, Ice Blade Batman, Mr. Freeze (Cryonic Blast Bazooka), Neon Armor Batman, Snow Tracker Batman, Talon Strike Robin, Thermal Shield Batman, Triple Strike Robin, and Wing Blast Batman. The final six figures made up Wave Three: Attack Wing Robin, Jet Wing Mr. Freeze, Laser Cape Batman, Mr. Freeze (Ultimate Armor), Rotorblade Batman, and Sky Assault Batman. In addition, there were five Deluxe Figures, five multipacks, several 12″ and 14″ figures, a few accessories, three large scale playsets (Cryo-Freeze Chamber, Ice Fortress, Wayne Manor Batcave) and 7 vehicles that included the Batgirl’s Icestrike Batcycle, Batmobile, Remote Control Batmobile, Ice Glow Bathammer, Jet Blade, Robin’s Red Bird, and the Triple Action Vehicle Set.

The packaging for Kenner’s Batman & Robin toy line was similar to past Batman lines, but with a completely new red and black colore schem. Once again, each figure got its own unique package on a fun looking card themed to the vibe of the movie. Each came on a traditional blister card, with the figure positioned on the right side of the bubble and its accessories on the left. The Batman & Robin logo was centered at the top left of the card, with the character’s name on the left bottom of the bubble. To the right bottom of the bubble was a unique illustration of the included figure. The illustration was a nicely drawn action pose for each character. The back of each card showcased figures and accessories from that particular wave, along with a small write-up at the top left of the card. Overall, Kenner’s Batman & Robin line was again very Batman variant heavy, but it was still a large and fun line to collect.