LEGO Batman: The Animated Series Gotham City Set Deal Is On

Last year, LEGO celebrated 85 years of DC Comics’ Batman with a set that’s inspired by Batman: The Animated Series. The first LEGO set inspired by the show probably isn’t what you would have expected. Using 4120 pieces, fans can build a 3D recreation of the Gotham City skyline complete with loads of Easter eggs. The set also includes minifigures of Batman, Catwoman, The Joker, and Harley Quinn. If you haven’t picked it up yet, now would be a very good time as you can pick it up here at Walmart for $267, which is $33 off the $300 list price (Amazon has not matched the deal thus far). While you’re at it, you might want to pick up the brand new LEGO Batman Arkham Asylum set that will ship on September 9th.

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Features of the Batman: The Animated Series Gotham City (76271) LEGO set include brick-built locations and from the series such as Gotham City Court, Arkham Asylum, Wayne Manor, the Batcave and more. You’ll also be able to view what’s happening inside these locations thanks to 15 removable panels. Naturally, Batmobile and Batwing vehicles are included in the display along with a Bat Signal. 

Note that the LEGO Gotham City set can be mounted on a wall or stood on a surface using a flip-out stand when complete, making it something of a hybrid between a LEGO Art set and the Batman Batcave shadowbox that they released in 2023. It will also come with two sets of instructions for those that would enjoy sharing the build with another Batman fan.

If you want to see what LEGO has in store for the future, you can find many of the upcoming LEGO releases here on the LEGO website. Some of the new releases will be available here on Amazon, but in most cases you’ll want to stick with LEGO to take advantage of the special offers. You can sign up for a free LEGO Insiders account right here.

Batman: The Animated Series spawned the DC Animated Universe — the shared continuity of Superman: The Animated Series, Justice League, Batman Beyond, and Justice League Unlimited — and ended its original run after 85 episodes in 1995. In 1997, the series continued with another 24 episodes as The New Batman Adventures, featuring Gotham City’s crime-fighting team of Batman, the Tim Drake Robin (Mathew Valencia), Batgirl (Tara Strong), and Nightwing (Loren Lester).