The Hollywood Reporter has revealed four of the summer 2017 The LEGO Batman Movie sets which were already teased in The Essential Guide. These sets will be available in June.
The Scarecrow Fearful Face-off is the smallest of the summer sets and includes Batman and the Scarecrow. There’s also another part of the Gotham Energy Facility to add on to the existing ones. The set will retail for $14.99.
Team up with Batman™ to stop Scarecrow spreading fear in this action-packed THE LEGO® BATMAN MOVIE: Scarecrow™ Fearful Face-off set. The Gyro-Copter features two spinning rotors, an adjustable rudder and two bomb-drop functions to drop the included fear gas bomb elements. Attach Batman’s jetpack with Batwings and adjustable boosters, and arm him with the grappling gun to role-play an aerial battle. The set also features a power plant mini build with an explode function for added jeopardy, plus two minifigures.
• Includes two minifigures: Scarecrow™ and Batman™.
• Scarecrow’s Gyro-Copter features top and rear spinning rotors, an adjustable rudder, two bomb-drop functions and three translucent-green fear gas bomb elements.
• The power plant mini build has space for a fear gas bomb element and an explode function.
• Also includes Batman’s jetpack with Batwings and two adjustable boosters with translucent flame elements.
• Includes Batman’s grappling gun.
• Gyro-Copter measures over 3” (9cm) high, 5” (13cm) long and 1” (5cm) wide.
• Power plant mini build measures over 1” (5cm) high, 2” (6cm) wide and 1” (3cm) deep.
• $14.99
The Bane Toxic Truck Attack is a 6×6 truck which has a six-stud shooter and the set also has Batman’s Whirly-Bat vehicle. Minifigures included with the set are Batman, Mutant Leader, and the bigfig Bane. The set will retail for $49.99.
Stop Bane™ and Mutant Leader’s toxic attacks with Batman™ in this exciting THE LEGO® BATMAN MOVIE: Bane™ Toxic Truck Attack set, including Bane’s Toxic Truck, Batman’s Whirly-Bat flyer and a toxic waste mini-build with explode function. The six-wheel truck features rear four-wheel suspension and a mounted six-stud rapid shooter and detachable toxic tank element. Includes two minifigures, a big figure and assorted play-inspiring weapons and accessory elements including Batman’s Batarang, Mutant Leader’s torch and Bane’s Venom backpack.
• Includes two minifigures: Batman™ and Mutant Leader, plus a Bane™ big figure.
• Bane’s 6×6 Toxic Truck features a minifigure cockpit, space for Bane™, six big wheels with rear-four-wheel suspension, mounted adjustable six-stud rapid shooter with target-sighting element, and a detachable translucent-green toxic tank element.
• Batman’s Whirly-Bat features a minifigure seat, rotating rotor, two adjustable Batwings and two wheels.
• Also includes a toxic waste mini-build with a silo, three toxic bomb elements and explode function.
• The Bane™ big figure features posable arms and legs, and has a Venom backpack.
• Weapons include Batman’s Batarang and Mutant Leader’s torch.
• Accessory elements include Batman’s cape and molded utility belt.
• Bane™ stands over 2” (7cm) tall.
• Toxic Truck measures over 4” (11cm) high, 6” (17cm) long and 3” (9cm) wide.
• Whirly-Bat measures over 3” (9cm) high, 2” (6cm) long and 1” (4cm) wide.
• Toxic waste mini-build measures over 2” (6cm) high, 1” (4cm) wide and 1” (4cm) deep.
• $49.99
The Two-Face Double Demolition has minifigures of Batman, Two-Face, and two GCPD officers and will retail $59.99. The Double Demolition has a large excavator arm and bucket and also has a six-stud shooter on the side. Batman comes with a sleek Batcycle.
Stop the mighty Two-Face™ Excavator with Batman’s Batcycle in this thrilling THE LEGO® BATMAN MOVIE: Two-Face Double Demolition set. The Two-Face excavator has a minifigure cabin, operational excavator arm and bucket, articulated design for smooth steering. It might look like a normal digger from one side, but check out the ‘bad side’ featuring spikes on the huge wheels and a six-stud rapid shooter. The Batcycle features an opening minifigure cockpit, rotating double stud shooter and rotating flick missile shooter. The set includes four minifigures who are equipped with assorted weapons and accessories to inspire endless action-packed role-play scenarios.
• Includes four minifigures: Batman™, Two-Face™ and two GCPD officers.
• Two-Face™ excavator features a ‘good-and-bad-side’ design, minifigure cabin, removable roof and opening weapon storage compartment with a pistol, four huge wheels (two with spikes on the ‘bad’ side), operational excavator arm and bucket, articulated design for smooth steering, six–stud rapid shooter, rotor blade and rear storage compartment.
• Batcycle has two big wheels, an opening minifigure cockpit with translucent-yellow windshield and Batwing doors, rotating double stud shooter and rotating flick missile shooter.
• Also includes two road barrier elements.
• Scoop up minifigures—and even the Batcycle—with the excavator!
• Weapons include Batman’s two Batarangs, Two-Face’s tommy gun and the GCPD officers’ shotgun and pistol.
• Accessory elements include Batman’s cape and molded utility belt and the GCPD officers’ two protective vests, police hat and walkie-talkie.
• Two-Face™ excavator measures over 4” (12cm) high, 11” (29cm) long and 5” (15cm) wide.
• Batcycle measures over 1” (5cm) high, 5” (14cm) long and 2” (7cm) wide.
• Road barriers each measure over 1” (3cm) high, 1” (5cm) wide and under 1” (2cm) deep.
• $59.99
Finally, The Batwing includes minifigures of Batman, Robin, and a new version of Harley Quinn. Nicknamed the Black Thunder, the Batwing has an opening rear compartment that can fit the small car inside. Harley will also have a six-stud cannon as well. The set will retail for $89.99.
Fly high above Gotham City in the Batwing and battle against Harley Quinn™ with Batman™ and Robin™ in this cool THE LEGO® BATMAN MOVIE: The Batwing set. The Batwing features an opening dual minifigure cockpit for Batman and Robin, rotating boosters, adjustable wings for flight and landing modes, two spring-loaded shooters, two disc shooters and an opening rear compartment with a car inside. Harley Quinn has a mobile cannon with a six-stud rapid shooter. Includes three minifigures with weapons and accessory elements including Batman’s Batarang and Harley’s hammer.
• Includes three minifigures: Batman™, Robin™ and Harley Quinn™.
• Batwing features an opening dual minifigure cockpit with translucent-yellow windshield, rotating boosters, adjustable wings for flight and landing modes, two spring-loaded shooters, two disc shooters, opening rear compartment with a small car (with a minifigure seat) inside, and translucent light-style elements.
• Harley’s cannon features a six-stud rapid shooter and two wheels.
• Weapons include Batman’s Batarang and Harley Quinn’s spinning hammer.
• Accessory elements include Batman™ and Robin’s capes, Batman’s molded utility belt and Harley Quinn’s tutu.
• Batwing measures over 5” (15cm) high, 12” (31cm) long and 18” (48cm) wide in flight mode, and over 3” (9cm) high, 12” (31cm) long and 20” (53cm) wide in landing mode.
• Car measures over 1” (2.5cm) high, 1” (5cm) long and 1” (3cm) wide.
• Harley’s cannon measures over 2” (6cm) high, 3” (8cm) long and 1” (4cm) wide.
• $89.99
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With the exception of the Riddler Chase set, there seems to be a deficiency of minifigures in a lot of these sets. Especially that Batwing.
It reminds me of Galaxy Squad where the prices didn’t match the shockingly low amount of mini figures we got.
right? looks so bare… not even any henchmen or civilians…
I think it’s more that the Riddler set spoiled people with an unusual glut of minifigs. 3 minifigs and a vehicle for $20 is about the most consistent thing we’ve seen in the two Superheroes lines, and which has been repeated here with the Freeze/Catwoman/Scarecrow sets that are already out. In the Riddler set, they basically shorted the set 50pcs to pad the minifig count by a tiny bit (it’s not unreasonable to expect that they could have made it 300ish pcs with 4 minifigs for the same price). But you get twelve in Arkham, seven in the Batcave (Batsuits count, even if the heads are blank), six in the Scuttler, five in the Batmobile, and three plus a bigfig in the Tail-Gator. Really only Clayface and the Lowrider feel light on minifigs based on previous releases. Clayface is also about $10 underpriced (and awesome), and a new Harley is always worth at least two minifigs in my book, so I’d call those both a draw on the minifig count. For the new sets, the second Scarecrow set is way too small to add a third minifig (doing so would probably bump the cost $5), Bane is going to add quite a bit to the cost (all bigfigs do), and the Two-Face set does have four minifigs (some might take exception at the fact that two of them bump our nameless cop/guard count to eight, but I’ll always take more Clayface splat victims). As for the Batwing, we’ll just have to wait and see what the final piece count comes in at to tell if it’s in the expected price range. Anything from 850-950pcs is close to target. If it has less than 850, it really should have had more minifigs. If it has more than 950, it’s underprices like Clayface.
But I’m guessing you’re just concerned about new villains. Batman is obviously so common to these sets that he’s not likely to register after you’ve bought a significant chunk of the range. I mean, we’ve already got a full dozen sets that include pretty much the same Batman (albeit with three different heads). Add in the movie maker set and the summer sets, and that number jumps to 17 total. Ironically, the only sets that don’t feature _a_ version of Batman are the only sets that have the full costumed Batgirl, and a handful of polybags.
wheeeere’s Mr. Polkadot / Polkadot Man… I was to understand that he would be in one of the later sets…
(also still holding out hope for a clock king or mad hatter…)
We saw a picture of one that includes a 4×4 round minifig stand (tile with two studs in the center) that’s covered in polkadots. We never saw anything that verified that would be a real minifig, and someone suggested the border on the pics indicated it had something to do with Dimensions. The tricky thing is the polkadot stand. It’s clearly not a current shape that they make, which limits the ways they could introduce _that_ Polkadot Man as a real minifig. They’ve (thankfully) never made any new molds for SDCC. They’ve made tons for the CMF line, but the Nuremburg pics suggest we won’t be seeing a second LBM wave for at least a full year (S17 and the Ninjago movie are next). There is a possibility we might see him as a polybag GWP, but don’t hold your breath.
Besides that, Bane is really only as famous as he is because he was in the movie that followed on the heels of The Dark Knight. In a similar vein, Deadshot was just one of the main characters in a big feature film, Deathstroke has been a recurring character across several TV series and at least one video game (not to mention being announced as a major character in the Batfleck film), and Killer Moth/Charaxes has been in a few TV shows plus at least one of the LEGO Batman video games. They’ve all also been around quite a bit longer than Bane. Two-Face, on the other hand, is one of the early villains, has had a steady presence in comic books, and has featured in a few TV series and two major motion pictures. But they did sorta give us a Two-Face minifig in the first wave, and really about the only current set that I could justify bumping to the second wave would be the Scarecrow pizza-wagon…but only on the condition that we get the other Scarecrow set in its stead.
“The Bane™ big figure features posable arms and legs, and has a Venom backpack.” ??? Posable legs?
I think it’s a typo unless they mean his waist movies. His legs look solid.
It is pretty disapointing to not see any more obscure villains, I figured Magpie and Kabuki Twins and Tarantula would be the start, not the end.
Why not:
Black Mask.
Firefly
Deadshot*
Deathstroke*
Killer Moth*
Hugo Strange
Hush
Soloman Grundy (Born ona Monday)
Zzazz
Anarchy
Azrael**
KGBeast
Ragdoll
Bronze Tiger
Flamingo
Professor Pyg
Nobody
Talon
Owlman
Blight
Crazy Quilt
Condomint King
Dr. Phosphorus
Egghead
Gentlemen Ghost
Kobra
Lord Death Man
Onomatopoeia
Hangman
Holiday
*These obviously already existed recently, but are still much more obscure than Bane and Two-Face.
**antihero
AND WHERE IS MY ACE THE BATHOUND FIGURE
Bane’s logo is a perfect obscure reference and I love it.