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The Cat and the Claw: Part I", "The Cat and the Claw: Part II", "The Lion and the Unicorn", "Cat Scratch Fever" [135] The design of the Batmobiles of the Schumacher films have garnered criticism for allegedly resembling giant phalli. [78] Technical specifications [ edit ] The Batmobile in Batman: The Animated Series combined style elements from various eras to produce a long, low vehicle with square lines, long fins, and a blunt nose with a massive chrome grille that could have been from any time from the 1930s to the 1990s. This version of the Batmobile also vaguely resembled the Batmobile from the first two Tim Burton movies. Despite the obvious presence of the jet exhaust, the show frequently used sound effects from a reciprocating engine for the Batmobile's driving scenes. This, plus direct views of the engine (as seen in the episode " The Mechanic"), suggests that the car used a large piston engine for primary power and an auxiliary jet for high-speed acceleration. It also had an armored stationary mode to prevent people from tampering with the car when it was left unattended, though this was not as overt as the "shields" used in the 1989 movie Batmobile. The original Batmobile design had many design variants as well as Bruce Wayne's limousine, as seen in Batman Beyond, which the producers referred to as "an upside-down Batmobile". It also made a cameo in the episode "The Call, Part 1", of the third season of Batman Beyond.

Things You Didn't Know About Batman: The Animated Series". Screen Rant. July 31, 2016 . Retrieved February 27, 2017.

In the 1980 low budget Science Fiction comedy "Galaxina" the batmobile is seen parked on the street of a western styled town on an alien planet with unusual daylight effects. Batman: Noel Pattinson's Batsuit seems to be directly inspired by the work of Lee Bermejo, who's well known for his extremely detailed and heavily armored take on the Dark Knight. The Batman doesn't seem to lean as heavily on Bermejo's work when it comes to the Batmobile, but there are still comparisons to be made. Bermejo's Batmobile as seen in Batman: Noel is much bulkier, but it still has the look of a muscle car modified for war. Bermejo's Batmobile also has an exposed engine, not unlike the way this car has a vented hood to give Batman that extra boost of speed. One teaser image in particular reminds us of an image for the upcoming videogame Cyberpunk 2077. Both shots features protagonists leaning on their cars and taking in the sights of the city around them. It's anyone's guess whether this is an intentional homage on Reeves' part, but it could be a sign that The Batman will have a strong cyberpunk influence to go with the rumored '90s-era setting.

On an episode of The Man Show, a guest won a ride in the Batmobile with Adam West in the "Wheel of Destiny" segment. Grossberg, Josh (March 29, 2018). "Mark Hamill channeled the Invisible Man and Jay Leno as inspiration for The Joker". SYFY WIRE. Archived from the original on September 26, 2020 . Retrieved October 22, 2020. After the TV Batmobile by George Barris was created and replicas were made available for promotional events in late 1966, the first Batmobile was returned to Robinson. Robinson then removed the official Batman decals, repainted it in silver, and again used it as a daily driver for a short time and then sold it. [48] After laying in a field in New Hampshire for almost five decades the very poorly preserved car was sold in 2008 and after going unrestored through a few owners was sold in February 2013. Ching, Albert (October 8, 2017). "NYCC: Batman: The Animated Series Blu-ray Collection Coming in 2018". cbr.com . Retrieved October 9, 2017. Batmobile - Batman: The Brave and the Bold". batmobilehistory.com. Archived from the original on September 17, 2010 . Retrieved September 16, 2010.In The New Batman Adventures episode " Legends of the Dark Knight", three teenagers discuss their ideas about what Batman is really like. They briefly meet an effeminate youth named Joel in front of a shoemaker's shop, whose idea of Batman consists mainly of a fascination with the tight rubber suits and a Batmobile that can drive up walls (as seen in Batman Forever). The other three children treat Joel's ideas with utter disdain.