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Welcome back, Bat-fans! In today’s video, I’m diving deep into the world of Kenner’s Batman: The Animated Series action figures — one of the most iconic toy lines of the 90s. These figures weren’t just plastic; they were Saturday morning memories brought to life.

In this video, I’ll be showing and talking about some real gems from the line:

Combat Belt Batman – the essential Bat, decked out with more gadgets than he could ever possibly use (but we loved them all).

Laughing Gas Joker & Jet Pack Joker – two versions of Gotham’s Clown Prince of Crime, proving you can never have too many Jokers causing chaos.

Man-Bat – still one of the creepiest, coolest sculpts of the entire series.

Andrea Beaumont aka Phantasm – straight out of Mask of the Phantasm, one of the greatest Batman films ever made.

Mr. Freeze – chilling in every sense, with his unforgettable design.

The Riddler – green suit, endless riddles, and one of the smoothest sculpts of the line.

Dick Grayson Robin – the loyal sidekick and heart of the Bat-family.

Two-Face – split down the middle in all his coin-flipping glory.

Rogues Gallery Jail – because even the best villains eventually need a place to cool off.

Penguin – a man, his umbrella, and shenanigans.

Catwoman and Isis – My personal favourite because everyone needs a cat named Isis.

These figures really capture what made Batman: The Animated Series so timeless, bold designs, great character choices, and toys that felt like they could survive a kid’s imagination (and a drop from the couch). Seeing them again under proper lighting brought me right back to the best parts of the 90s, when figures were meant to be opened, played with, and loved for decades.
So grab your grappling hook and join me as we take a closer look at these classic figures. And don’t worry I’ve got a light box on the way, so the next batch of photos and figures will look even better than my quick phone shots.

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If you want to see some photos of these figures check out my Substack link below.

https://open.substack.com/pub/totally...

Have a good weekend.

-Mary