All 126 suits in Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight
Overview & Key Takeaways
If you've ever dreamed of having a vast array of costumes available for your minifig Caped Crusader, then Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight is bound to fill you with maniacal glee, Joker-style.
If you've ever dreamed of having a vast array of costumes available for your minifig Caped Crusader, then Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight is bound to fill you with maniacal glee, Joker-style.
Telltale's latest Lego game features a whopping 126 suits for its seven characters, with a wide array of looks that encompass not only the live-action Batman films, but also the many comic books, animated series, and video games that have starred DC's most famous detective. There are also some real deep cuts in the mix - as a guy who grew up reading early '90s Batman books, I'm amazed that they threw the Tengu mask from KnightsEnd in there!
Interested in knowing more? Read on, for this guide will reveal all 126 suits for every playable character in Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight, along with how to unlock each suit. Truly, this is the most extensive Legacy of the Dark Knight fashion database on the internet!
Be wary that spoilers lie below!
All suits in Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight
We've counted 126 suits thus far in Legacy of the Dark Knight, split up between Batman, Robin, Nightwing, Batgirl, Catwoman, Gordon, and Talia. Click on the character's name to be taken to the section of this guide detailing their suits:
All Batman suits
Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight has 43 suits for the Caped Crusader himself. Refer to the following table to see all suits and how to unlock them.
Absolute Batman
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How to get: Complete 9 Lost Zoo Animals.
Suit description: He's a big fella, ain't he? This suit brings to life Bruce Wayne's look from the smash-hit Absolute Batman comic, which is probably the biggest superhero book out there right now.
All-In Batman
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How to get: Buy in Bat-Mite's Shop (35,000 Studs).
Suit description: This is Batman's latest set of duds, from writer Matt Fraction and artist Jorge Jimenez's relaunch in 2025. It hasn't been around for very long, but it's a great suit with a timeless look.
Arkham Asylum
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How to get: Complete Chapter 5 - Tumbler Chase.
Suit description: From Rocksteady's Batman: Arkham Asylum, the 2009 game that made Bats a video game superstar and introduced the world to cool concepts like a freeflow combat system and stealth takedowns. Also, it's the first game I played on Steam!
Arkham Trilogy
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How to get: Purchase the Arkham Trilogy Pack, which is available as part of the Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight Legacy Collection.
Suit description: This is called the Arkham Trilogy suit, but it's really based on the more high-tech costume that Batman wore in Arkham Knight, AKA that game where there are no real bosses, only Batmobile fights.
Armored Suit
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How to get: Complete the Main Story.
Suit description: This was the gear that Ben Affleck wore when he beat Superman up and tried to impale him with a Kryptonite spear, clearly the most Batman-like thing any Batman on screen has ever done.
Bat-Fam
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How to get: Buy in Bat-Mite's Shop (40,000 Studs).
Suit description: Bats with a beard! This is from the Bat-Fam television series, which spun off of the Little Batman Christmas special which aired in 2023 and features Batman and his son Damian saving Xmas from various villains.
Batman & Robin
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How to get: Start Chapter 3.
Suit description: George Clooney donned this look in 1997's Batman & Robin, which as everyone knows, is not a particularly good movie. Yes, it is high camp, and the parts with Alfred are okay, but the last time I watched it, I dozed off.
Batman '66
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How to get: Complete Chapter 3 - Two-Face.
Suit description: Holy swingin' sixties, Batman! Everyone's favourite Batsuit from Adam West's heyday looks great in Lego minifig form. Those white eyebrows and the weird outline on the nose - they're timeless.
Batman '89
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How to get: Start Chapter 2.
Suit description: Once upon a time in 1989, Tim Burton directed a Batman movie that starred Michael Keaton. Nerds hated the casting until Keaton delivered a timeless performance that is an all-time favourite thirty years later.
Batman Begins
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How to get: Complete Chapter 1 - New Beginnings.
Suit description: Why do we fall, Master Bruce? So we can don the Batman Begins suit when we get back up. From Christoper Nolan's 2006 reboot of the Batman film franchise, this suit helped return the Dark Knight from silliness to seriousness.
Batman Beyond
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How to get: Purchase the Batman Beyond Pack, which is available as part of the Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight Legacy Collection.
Suit description: Also called "Batman of the Future" in Europe, this rad series depicted a cyberpunk Gotham where an old Bruce Wayne trained young Terry McGinnis in the way of the Bat.
Batman Ninja
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How to get: Complete Chapter 2 - The Penguin.
Suit description: Here's my take: Batman Ninja is a fantastic watch if you go into it expecting something similar to classic Japanese tokusatsu action, like Ultraman. If you expect a serious Batman-as-shinobi tale (as a lot of people did), you will be sorely disappointed.
Batman Prime
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How to get: Buy in Bat-Mite's Shop (55,000 Studs).
Suit description: This one's very similar to the 1989 Batman suit, but is meant to be the "prime" Batman model used by the Lego company in most playsets. A good choice for a default.
Batman Serial
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How to get: Complete all Cluemaster Puzzles.
Suit description: This suit is from the Batman serial of 1943. Y'know, the one where Batman spouts racism against Japanese people and fights against a Yellow Peril mad scientist. It was right in the middle of WWII, but yeahhh...it ain't aged well.
Batman: The Animated Series
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How to get: Start Chapter 4.
Suit description: Still the best rendition of Batman on the screen, far surpassing any of the live-action movies, Batman: The Animated Series had an elegant, timeless suit as well. This Lego version understands the assignment perfectly.
Black Lantern
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How to get: Make an HBO Max account and link it with your WB Games account.
Suit description: From the Blackest Night comics event of 2009, when Black Lanterns (basically undead-type Green Lanterns) took over the DC Universe. Batman was one of 'em, and it was a grim sight to see.
Brave and the Bold
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How to get: Complete Chapter 2 - Joker.
Suit description: The Brave and the Bold is an excellent cartoon that channels the vibe of the classic comic series which ran from the '50s to the '80s, featuring Bats teaming up with a different hero each issue. Watch it!
Bronze Age
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How to get: Complete Chapter 1 - Carmine Falcone.
Suit description: The Bronze Age in comics lasted roughly from 1970 to 1985, and this is what Batman wore back then. This suit is great, but it's always presented too bright in games, as is the case here.
Costume Party
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How to get: Buy in Bat-Mite's Shop (50,000 Studs).
Suit description: This suit may seem random, I suspect it's a reference to the various Elseworlds tales which have featured Batman as a yo-ho-ho sailor of the seas. 1994's Batman: Leatherwing is one such story I remember from childhood.
Dark Knights of Steel
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How to get: Make an HBO Max account and link it with your WB Games account.
Suit description: This special promo suit is from the Dark Knights of Steel 2021 comic series, which imagines a fantasy version of the DC universe where Batman's a knight in grim armour. It's a neat book - Dungeons and Dragons mixed with DC, basically.
Dawn of Justice
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How to get: Unlock 30 WayneTech Caches.
Suit description: Ben Affleck wore this one when he asked Superman if he bled. And while I have a whole host of issues with Batman v Superman, I do like the suit, which is probably the most comic accurate one we've ever seen in live-action.
Final Battle
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How to get: Complete the Main Story.
Suit description: This suit resembles Batman's Zero Year suit to a certain extent, but the lack of sleeves and the climbing gear give it a new vibe. An original design, you'll have to play through Lego Batman in its entirety to acquire this one!
Golden Age
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How to get: Sign up for a WB Games account.
Suit description: This suit represents Batman's first appearance in the Golden Age of comics, which lasted from around 1938 to 1956. It's an all-time classic suit, with big bat ears, a unique "no-eared" Bat chest logo, and those iconic purple gloves.
Golden Knight
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How to get: Purchase the physical Lego Batman Logo set (76330) and scan its included QR code.
Suit description: Golly, this one' shiny. Considering that this Gold suit is only accessible from buying a Lego set that costs about £69.99, one has to assume that the gold finish here represents wealth like Bruce Wayne's.
Gotham By Gaslight
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How to get: Complete Chapter 4 - Firefly.
Suit description: This one's inspired by Gotham by Gaslight, where a steampunky Batman stalks Jack the Ripper through the streets of 19th-century Gotham. Widely regarded to be the first DC Elseworlds book, it's a good read.
Ice Armor
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How to get: Complete Chapter 4 - Batgirl Begins.
Suit description: Worn in the finale of Batman & Robin when Bats led Robin and Batgirl against the frosty forces of Mr. Freeze. The Iceman cometh!
Knightfight
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How to get: Complete 5 AR Trials.
Suit description: Inspired by the recent DC KO comic event, which saw heroes from across the DC universe pitted against each other in a tournament. Batman got zapped away and had to wear this nifty armour as he battled an alternate universe Bat Family.
Knightmare
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How to get: Complete 2 Wanted Activities.
Suit description: From a brief 'what-if' scene in Batman v Superman that showed Bats in an alternate future fighting Parademons...which would've been cool if only he hadn't been shown using a gun.
Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight
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How to get: Buy in Bat-Mite's Shop (35,000 Studs).
Suit description: An original suit with a semi-futuristic sheen that shares the name of the game, making it very cool indeed.
Lego Batman: The Videogame
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How to get: Complete All Riddler Puzzles.
Suit description: If you played Lego Batman: The Videogame back in 2008, this one's for you. Some of you may have loved this game growing up, and perhaps this was your childhood Batman! Egad, I was 20 in 2008. Now I feel old.
Mask of Tengu
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How to get: Buy in Bat-Mite's Shop (55,000 Studs).
Suit description: Like I said in the intro of this guide, I'm amazed that they added this suit, as it's a fairly deep cut from Batman issue 508, the first part of the KnightsEnd storyline which saw Bruce Wayne training with Lady Shiva to regain his skills. He wears a Tengu mask as he fights a bunch of ninjas and it's awesome.
Party Music
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How to get: Purchase the Party Music Pack, which is available as part of the Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight Legacy Collection.
Suit description: When Batman heads to the party, he decides to get a little metal by donning this outlandish getup. Check out the hand making the horns on the Bat buckle.
Rainbow
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How to get: Complete Chapter 2 - The Flugelheim.
Suit description: The Rainbow Batman suit gets touted a lot these days as a pillar of goofiness. It's from 1957's Detective Comics issue 241, which saw Batman wear a series of bright-as-neon outfits each night to distract folks from noticing an injury Robin had that would expose his secret identity.
Retro Video Game
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How to get: Complete Chapter 2 - Mimes.
Suit description: From the 1989 NES Batman game by Sunsoft, an awesome 8-bit experience with bangin' music (listen to "Streets of Desolation" on YouTube to see what I mean) and a purple Batman sprite. It looked blue on a CRT TV back in the day.
Sonar Suit
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How to get: Complete Chapter 3 - Poison Ivy.
Suit description: This is the Sonar costume from the finale of Batman Forever, when Batman and Robin infiltrated the Riddler's lair. It's okay - I'm sure it has its fans, but I've always liked the regular Batman Forever suit more.
The Batman
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How to get: Start Chapter 1.
How to get: Most people dig 2022's The Batman, but my dirty secret is that I kind of...find the film overrated? It has its moments, but was too long, and probably would've worked better as a TV series. That said, I do like the Batsuit that Robert Pattinson wore.
The Dark Knight
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How to get: Start Chapter 5.
Suit description: From Christopher Nolan's second Batman movie, which is widely regarded as the best of the trilogy, and featured Christian Bale against Heath Ledger's Joker. Rest in peace to Heath!
The Dark Knight Returns
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How to get: Pre-order the Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight Standard Edition.
Suit description: The Dark Knight Returns is a lot of people's favourite Batman tale, and for good reason - Frank Miller's gritty 1986 reimagining of Batman as an older man reclaiming a dystopian Gotham and fighting Superman still holds up to this day. (Even if Frank Miller himself is kinda problematic - look him up.)
The Gray Ghost
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How to get: Buy in Bat-Mite's Shop (50,000 Studs).
Suit description: The Gray Ghost was Bruce's hero as a kid, so it's only right that we see a minifig suit devoted to the childhood hero who inspired Batman. A darn shame that we can't also have a DLC pack with Adam West voicing this timeless hero.
The Lego Batman Movie
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How to get: Complete 3 Puzzle Rooms.
Suit description: From the flick that cemented Lego Batman in the minds of kids (and big kids) everywhere. The Lego Batman Movie came out in 2017, and was honestly better received than most of the live-action Batman appearances hitting big screens back then.
Vampire Batman
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How to get: Buy in Bat-Mite's Shop (55,000 Studs).
Suit description: From Red Rain, an absolutely metal Elseworlds story about Batman fighting Dracula and eventually becoming a blood-sucking nosferatu himself. It's rad and the perfect Halloween read.
Zero Year
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How to get: Complete Chapter 1 - The Red Hood Gang.
Suit description: Zero Year was a grand reboot of Batman's origins back in 2013-2014 that kept the purple gloves but introduced lots of other wild elements, like Batman riding a dirtbike and outwitting the Riddler in a post-apocalyptic Gotham.
Zur-En-Arrh
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How to get: Complete Chapter 3 - Kite-Man.
Suit description: Originally worn by an alien Caped Crusader in 1958's Batman issue 113, this suit was made infamous by Grant Morrison in 2006, who reimagined it as something that Batman wears to represent a separate personality that he keeps tucked away in the back of his brain to help save himself whenever he's under mind control. Comic books are wild, yup.
All Robin suits
You can expect to find 15 suits for Batman's best buddy, Robin the Boy Wonder. Refer to the following table to see all suits and how to unlock them.
Arkham City
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How to get: Purchase the Arkham Trilogy Pack, which is available as part of the Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight Legacy Collection.
Suit description: Based on Robin's Arkham City look, where he had a buzzed head. The Robin in those games was Tim Drake rather than Dick Grayson, by the way, and most everyone agrees that the buzzed look wasn't the best.
Batman & Robin
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How to get: Complete Chapter 3 - Poison Ivy.
Suit description: Robin's garb from Batman & Robin, which was very much inspired by Nightwing, only with a cape. Never forget Chris O'Donnell's first words in that stinker of a film: "I want a car. Chicks dig the car." To which Batman says: "This is why Superman works alone."
Batman '66
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How to get: Complete Chapter 3 - Two Face.
Suit description: Burt Ward's classic suit from the 1966 television show. Fun fact: Burt Ward hated the Robin suit and called the tights "python pants" because they were so restrictive!
Batman Beyond
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How to get: Purchase the Batman Beyond Pack, which is available as part of the Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight Legacy Collection.
Suit description: Robin wasn't in the original Batman Beyond show, but in issue 2022 of the 2016 Batman Beyond comic, Terry McGinnis' younger brother, Matt, took up this nifty red and green costume to help his big bro.
Batman Forever
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How to get: You'll start with this default suit.
Suit description: Robin's first appearance on the big screen saw him wearing this outfit, which was pretty decent and took inspiration from Tim Drake's then-new outfit in the '90s.
Batman: The Animated Series
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How to get: Start Chapter 4.
Suit description: Another classic inspired by Tim Drake's '90s look, Robin's Animated Series costume has always looked fantastic. Go rewatch Robin's Reckoning, the best two-part rendition of the Boy Wonder's origin ever put to screen!
Costume Party
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How to get: Buy in Bat-Mite's Shop (40,000 Studs).
Suit description: Dick's really getting into the wacky Costume Party vibe with this outfit, isn't he? Well, might as well let the kid have fun dressing up as a funky fowl.
Ice Armor
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How to get: Unlock 50 Waynetech Chests.
Suit description: Another fancy suit from the ice-filled finale of Batman & Robin. Hey, what killed the dinosaurs? The Ice Age!
Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight
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How to get: Buy in Bat-Mite's Shop (35,000 Studs).
Suit description: This suit's pretty interesting, because while it looks like an original creation, I daresay it may have been inspired by one of artist Norm Breyfogle's sketches for a possible Tim Drake outfit back in 1992. Google "Norm Breyfogle Robin concept art" to see what I mean.
Lego Batman: The Videogame
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How to get: Buy in Bat-Mite's Shop (40,000 Studs).
Suit description: Robin's getup from the first Lego Batman game. Simple and clean, and that R always remains badass.
New 52
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How to get: Complete Chapter 3 - Kite-Man.
Suit description: Many comic fans will tell you that DC's New 52 reboot of 2011 was kind of a disaster, as it tried to condense 20 or so years of Batman history into a 5 year timeline. It did give Dick Grayson this neat suit, though.
Party Music
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How to get: Purchase the Party Music Pack, which is available as part of the Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight Legacy Collection.
Suit description: This suit makes Dick look like a K-Pop star about to break into incredibly synchronised choreography. I'm sure it appeals to someone out there...
Teen Titans Go!
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How to get: Buy in Bat-Mite's Shop (35,000 Studs).
Suit description: Hey, I'd recognise those big white eyes anywhere - that's Robin's look from Teen Titans, and the spinoff series Teen Titans Go!
The Lego Batman Movie
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How to get: Complete 15 AR Trials.
Suit description: I found Robin pretty annoying in The Lego Batman Movie, not gonna lie. Then again, his wide-eyed look is perfect for a young child who just needs to be indoctrinated into a life of fighting crime.
World's Finest
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How to get: Complete 2 Waylon Jones Cases.
Suit description: This old school costume is from the '40s, when Batman, Superman, and Robin starred in a comic called World's Finest that had them fighting bad guys, playing baseball, and spouting lots of US propaganda in the midst of World War II. Wholesome stuff!
All Nightwing suits
Once Robin graduates to his more grown-up status as Nightwing, he gets 13 new suits to play with. You can see them all, along with their unlock requirements, in the table below.
Arkham Trilogy
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How to get: Purchase the Arkham Trilogy Pack, which is available as part of the Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight Legacy Collection.
Suit description: Nightwing finally showed up in the main campaign of Arkham Knight for some good tag-team missions alongside his mentor. Aside from the weird bits of his mask that cover the sides of his face, I like this suit.
Batman Beyond
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How to get: Purchase the Batman Beyond Pack, which is available as part of the Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight Legacy Collection.
Suit description: Batman Beyond never outlined the fate of Dick Grayson when it was on air, which was one of the show's worst missteps in my opinion. Luckily, the various comics have delved into what happed to Dick forty years later. Check out the "Hush Beyond" storyline if you're interested.
Batman: The Animated Series
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How to get: Complete Chapter 4 - Mr Freeze.
Suit description: Nightwing left his teenage Robin costume behind for this sleek black and blue look when Batman: The Animated Series changed its name to The New Batman Adventures. He also had beef with Batman for a while. Father and son dynamics are complicated!
Bronze Age
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How to get: Complete Chapter 5 - Tumbler Chase.
Suit description: Nightwing's Bronze Age suit was a good one that lasted throughout his final days as leader of the Titans before he started spending more time in Gotham City and then Bludhaven. What wasn't as good was the mullet and ponytail that Dick often rocked as he wore this.
Costume Party
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How to get: Buy in Bat-Mite's Shop (40,000 Studs).
Suit description: All that red is gonna stand out when you take to the streets, Mr. Grayson. I guess it's reminiscent of his circus days?
DC Rebirth
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How to get: Start Chapter 5.
Suit description: This one's from the DC Rebirth Nightwing series relaunch of 2016. It's been a very solid comic, except for a terrible period a few years back when Dick lost his memory because of a bullet to the head and became an edgy bastard who called himself "Ric Grayson". Ugh.
Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight
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How to get: Buy in Bat-Mite's Shop (35,000 Studs).
Suit description: Dick's special costume to celebrate the Legacy of the Dark Knight is extra neat because of the spray-painted Nightwing logo, don'tcha know?
Lego Batman: The Videogame
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How to get: Unlock 110 Waynetech Crates.
Suit description: The best thing about this outfit is the hair. How much gel does Nightwing use up in a day? Only Barbara Gordon knows, and she ain't tellin'.
New 52
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How to get: Complete the Main Story.
Suit description: This is definitely a more acceptable amount of red for a Nightwing costume, but I always preferred a blue colour scheme for the mature Boy Wonder. Still, Dick had some good stories in this suit, especially when he found he was related to the Court of Owls.
New 52 Origin
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How to get: Buy in Bat-Mite's Shop (40,000 Studs).
Suit description: Similar to Robin's New 52 suit, this origin outfit to represent his early days as Nightwing is kinda neat, as it incorporates aspects of both the Bronze Age and famous Discowing look for a modern era.
Party Music
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How to get: Purchase the Party Music Pack
Suit description: I don't mind this outfit, because it actually is the closest thing we've got to a Jason Todd look in the game. Some modder will probably turn this into a proper Red Hood skin at some point.
Silver Age
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How to get: You'll start with this default suit.
Suit description: Also known as the Discowing costume, Nightwing rocked this when he first decided to turn in his Robin duds in favour of something that was supposedly more adult. In other words, he traded scalloped green underwear for a bigass collar.
Spyral Agent
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How to get: Unlock 90 Waynetech Crates.
Suit description: From the Grayson comic series, where Dick moonlighted as a secret agent for Spyral after his identity was exposed. It's an interesting read if you want to see some sexy spy shenanigans.
All Batgirl suits
Barbara Gordon boasts 14 suits to help bring some much-needed female representation to the Bat Family. Check 'em all out along with how to unlock them in the table below.
Arkham Trilogy
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How to get: Purchase the Arkham Trilogy Pack, which is available as part of the Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight Legacy Collection.
Suit description: Babs starred in the Arkham Trilogy mostly as Oracle, but she did take to the Batgirl costume for a flashback Arkham Knight DLC entitled "A Matter of Family," which detailed one of her adventures prior to becoming disabled.
Batgirl of Burnside
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How to get: Start Chapter 5.
Suit description: Batgirl of Burnside was an inspired 2014 story arc that put Barbara in the Brooklyn-esque borough of Burnside and approached her adventures from a young adult POV. She went to parties, hooked up, drank lattes, and fought crime all the while. That said, it feels very "Millennial hipster"-coded these days.
Batman '66
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How to get: Buy in Bat-Mite's Shop (40,000 Studs).
Suit description: This outfit is inspired by Yvonne Craig's iconic costume in Batman '66, in all of her sparkling glory. Whenever you see a purple-themed Batgirl suit, remember, it's basically descended from the '66 TV show.
Batman Beyond
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How to get: Purchase the Batman Beyond Pack, which is available as part of the Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight Legacy Collection.
Suit description: From the Batman Beyond Unlimited series in 2012; specifically issue 18. This Batgirl suit was worn by a new vigilante named Nissa who worked to defend the Crown Point district of cyberpunk Gotham City.
Batman: The Animated Series
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How to get: Complete Chapter 4 - Firefly.
Suit description: Babs debuted in the Animated Series episode "Shadow of the Bat" and would later go on to be a pivotal member of cartoon Batman's entourage. Check out the great movie Sub-Zero if you want to see a story of her and Mr. Freeze.
Bronze Age
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How to get: Complete 15 Lost Zoo Animals.
Suit description: Batgirl wore this outfit during the '70s Bronze Age, where she worked as a member of the US Congress and frequently flirted with Dick Grayson, who seemed a good 5-6 years younger than her. Careful there, Babs - that pretty boy's barely university-age!
Costume Party
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How to get: Unlock 70 WayneTech Caches.
Suit description: Batgirl's rockin' out with a cute backpack and other super bright colours here. Is this what Babs wore to music festivals back in her Burnside days? Could be!
DC Bombshells
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How to get: Unlock 80 WayneTech Caches.
Suit description: This costume comes from DC Comics Bombshells Annual 1. This series starred the DC ladies in an alternate world where they were all reminiscent of hot pinup gals. Fun fact - this Batgirl's a vampire from France, and her name is "Barbara Gourdon".
DC Rebirth
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How to get: Complete Chapter 4 - Mr Freeze.
Suit description: Designed by superstar artist Sean Gordon Murphy in issue 27 of her Rebirth series, Babs' DC Rebirth look didn't last very long, but it's a fun outfit. Nevermind the fact that Babs is totally recognisable in that mask that barely covers her face - the little bat ears sticking out of her head are fun.
Ice Armor
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How to get: Complete Chapter 4 - Batgirl Begins.
Suit description: Alicia Silverstone wore this leathery look when she battled Mr. Freeze at the end of Batman & Robin. You get the ice, I'll get the iceman! Arghhh, I'm running out of ice puns from the movie for all of these entries...
Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight
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How to get: Buy in Bat-Mite's Shop (35,000 Studs).
Suit description: Of all the suits for the Bat Family that carry the same name as the game, I kinda dig Batgirl's rendition the most. It's like a fresh combo of all of her other Batsuits.
Party Music
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How to get: Purchase the Party Music Pack, which is available as part of the Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight Legacy Collection.
Suit description: A cool outfit with a touch more red than Batgirl usually wears, this one's more reminiscent of Batwoman (AKA Kate Kane) than Batgirl. At what age does a Batgirl become a Batwoman, anyway? 18? 21? It's a mystery to all.
The Lego Batman Movie
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How to get: Complete 6 Ivy Plantlifes.
Suit description: Here's Batgirl's outfit from The Lego Batman Movie, which takes a lot of inspiration from her '66 and Batgirl of Burnside appearances, meshing them together into one stylish whole.
The New Batman Adventures
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How to get: You'll start with this default suit.
Suit description: Batgirl wore this darker version of her Animated Series suit when the show renamed itself The New Batman Adventures. During the timeskip between seasons, she also took up the mantle of Batman's chief partner when Robin moved out of the Batcave and became Nightwing.
All Catwoman suits
Batman's favourite cat burglar Selina Kyle has 14 suits in Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight, and each one is perfect for separating valuable items from their owners. See a full list and how to unlock each suit below.
Absolute Catwoman
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How to get: Complete 5 Puzzle Rooms.
Suit description: Absolute Catwoman's just as cool as Absolute Batman, and is getting her own book in June, meaning it may already be out by the time you read this. Love her oversized chunky helmet!
Arkham City
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How to get: Purchase the Arkham Trilogy Pack, which is available as part of the Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight Legacy Collection.
Suit description: Selina's Arkham City suit is a pretty decent one, and is largely based off of her costume in the 2002 Catwoman series by Ed Brubaker and Darwyn Cooke. That's the book that first gave Catwoman her red goggles, which have been associated with Selina ever since.
Batman '66
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How to get: Complete Chapter 2 - The Flugelheim.
Suit description: These duds were worn by Julie Newmar, Lee Meriwether, and Eartha Kitt. Three whole Catwomen! Selina Kyle may have been recast a lot throughout Batman '66's run, but the classy costume always stayed the same.
Batman Beyond
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How to get: Purchase the Batman Beyond Pack, which is available as part of the Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight Legacy Collection.
Suit description: Wow, that's one big headpiece. First featured in the second issue of the 2010 Batman Beyond comic series, this is a whole new Catwoman for a new era of Gotham. Her chemisty with Terry McGinnis isn't as good as Bruce's chemistry with Selina, alas.
Batman Returns
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How to get: You'll start with this default suit.
Suit description: Stitched together with leather scraps and extremely skintight, Catwoman's Batman Returns suit awakened puberty in many a youth who watched Tim Burton's twisted Christmas movie back in 1992.
Batman: The Animated Series
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How to get: Complete 9 Falcone Missions.
Suit description: Catwoman was one of the first characters featured in Batman: The Animated Series, starring in the early two-parter "The Cat and the Claw." Great suit, even if the round jewel belt around her waist has always been extremely nonfunctional.
Costume Party
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How to get: Complete 3 Falcone Missions.
Suit description: This one looks like Selina took some vibes from Amelia Earhart or something. I'm not entirely sure what the logic behind all of these Costume Party suits is, to be honest. Nevertheless, Selina and Amelia are both strong women, so it works!
Knightfall
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How to get: Start Chapter 3.
Suit description: I grew up with this all-purple Catwoman suit, which was brought to life by artists like Jim Balent in Selina's 1993 series which ran until 2001. 94 issues of purple! Selina sure looked good in it.
Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight
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How to get: Buy in Bat-Mite's Shop (35,000 Studs).
Suit description: This one's got a little too much blue for my tastes, but I like the gold on Catwoman's goggles, as well as the kerchief around her neck.
Nine Lives
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How to get: Complete Chapter 2 - Joker.
Suit description: The return of the all purple Catwoman suit! It's not as classic as the Knightfall one in my book, but I'll take it. Alas, the comic it appeared in - the "Nine Lives" story arc from Catwoman's 2018 series - is mostly forgettable.
Party Music
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How to get: Purchase the Party Music Pack, which is available as part of the Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight Legacy Collection.
Suit description: A fancy bit of garb for a night out on the town, presumably alongside Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy. It doesn't exactly scream Catwoman to me, but I nevertheless like those ruffles that Selina decided to wear.
The Batman
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How to get: Complete Chapter 2 - Mimes.
Suit description: While I'm not as crazy about the film as most, I can't deny that Zoe Kravitz was a decent Catwoman in 2022's The Batman. I especially liked her costume with its "made at home" look. That face mask/beanie combo with the lil ears is a cute one!
The Cat Woman
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How to get: Complete Chapter 2 - The Penguin.
Suit description: From 1940's Batman issue 3, this outfit is notable mostly because of how un-Catwoman it is compared to almost everything else on here. Hey, Selina was trying out something weird at the time and it didn't exactly stick. Gotta give a girl credit, right?
The Dark Knight Rises
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How to get: Complete the Main Story.
Suit description: Worn by Anne Hathaway in The Dark Knight Rises, this was a good Catwoman suit except for the heels, which were an odd choice in a trilogy that was obsessed with "realism". Catwoman notably blasted the heck out of Bane with a shot from the Batpod while wearing this.
All Gordon suits
Commissioner James Gordon finally gets his chance to shine in Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight with 14 suits that celebrate his status as the one honest cop in Gotham. Check all of them out in the table below.
Arkham Trilogy
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How to get: Purchase the Arkham Trilogy Pack, which is available as part of the Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight Legacy Collection.
Suit description: Taking inspiration from Gordon's Arkham City and Arkham Knight look, this suit is suitable for a cop living in Rocksteady's grim, gritty, and slightly British world. (Yes, Rocksteady is a UK developer, and their version of Gotham feels distinctly 'this is just crap England'.)
Batman '89
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How to get: Start Chapter 2.
Suit description: Worn by Pat Hingle in the Batman films from 1989 to 1997, this combo of comfy hat and scarf works well for the cold, grime-infested Gotham depicted in Tim Burton's world. Less so for Joel Schmacher's subsequent take...
Batman Beyond
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How to get: Purchase the Batman Beyond Pack, which is available as part of the Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight Legacy Collection.
Suit description: Gordon wasn't actually in Batman Beyond, as he had passed and his daughter Babs had taken up the Commissioner role. But these futuristic suits were what police officers in Gotham wore when Terry McGinnis donned the Batsuit.
Batman: The Animated Series
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How to get: Buy in Bat-Mite's Shop (30,000 Studs).
Suit description: The big ol' frumpy trenchcoat that the Commish wore all throughout Batman: The Animated Series. Probably turned brown from all of those coffee stains he left on it when Bats jumpscared him on the rooftop of Gotham PD.
Batsuit
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How to get: Complete 4 Wanted Posters.
Suit description: Yes, Gordon has actually worn a Batsuit himself! If you've never read "Superheavy" - an absolutely crazy story that saw the Commish serving as Batman in a mech suit inspired by Appleseed - then go peep it right now. It's one of the wildest tales to come out of writer Scott Snyder's revolutionary Batman run.
Commissioner Gordon
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How to get: Complete 3 Zoo Animals.
Suit description: Gordon's formal wear as actual chief of police! I guess in all of these other suits he's still supposed to be a beat cop/detective. Anyway, that hat looks good.
Cop
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How to get: Complete Chapter 1 - New Beginnings.
Suit description: Okay yeah, he's definitely a beat cop in this one. This is the uniform that ol' Jimbo wore when he comforted a young Bruce Wayne who had just lost his folks in Crime Alley.
Costume Party
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How to get: Buy in Bat-Mite's Shop (40,000 Studs).
Suit description: Put 'em up! Looks like Jim's channeling some Wild West vibes with this one. Speaking of which, if you want a good Elseworlds Batman story, check out the 1992 graphic novel The Blue, the Grey, and the Bat.
Golden Age
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How to get: Complete Chapter 1 - Carmine Falcone.
Suit description: Commissioner Gordon wore this in the very first Batman story in 1939, "The Case of the Chemical Syndicate". Those snazzy zebra patterns, pencil mustache, and fancy green hat definitely hit a certain dapper vibe, don't they?
Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight
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How to get: Buy in Bat-Mite's Shop (35,000 Studs).
Suit description: Jim's version of the bright blue and gold suit that all of the other characters get. It works better for a policeman than it does for some of the other characters.
Party Music
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How to get: Purchase the Party Music Pack, which is available as part of the Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight Legacy Collection.
Suit description: Good golly, is that what the Commish looks like when he lets his hair down and gets ready to party? I don't know what to say. Control your dad, Barbara Gordon!
Skeleton Gordon
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How to get: Complete Chapter 1 - The Red Hood Gang.
Suit description: An amusing deeper cut, this Skeleton Gordon hails from the fairly recent Batman issue 131, which came out in 2023. Bats gets stuck in an alternate universe and this bizarre bone form of the Commish acts as a guide of sorts. It's nutty.
The Batman
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How to get: You'll start with this default suit.
Suit description: Based off of Jeffrey Wright's likeness, here's Gordon from 2022's The Batman. The movie featured Bats and Jimbo teaming up as weird bedfellows as they worked to solve the Riddler's nasty little puzzles, and I liked how casual Jeffrey portrayed their connection, calling Bats "man" and all that.
The Dark Knight
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How to get: Unlock 10 Waynetech Caches.
Suit description: This one's a take on Gary Oldman's SWAT look in The Dark Knight trilogy. An excellent Gordon, Gary Oldman notably showed off his skills at driving a stickshift when he took over the Tumbler in Batman Begins.
All Talia suits
Femme fatale Talia al Ghul carries on the legacy of her father, famous Batman baddie Ra's al Ghul, and is an inspired choice for a playable character in this game. Take a gander at her 13 outfits in the table below.
Arkham City
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How to get: Purchase the Arkham Trilogy Pack, which is available as part of the Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight Legacy Collection.
Suit description: Talia didn't do all that much in Arkham City and was kind of wasted in that game's plethora of characters, but her design was okay, and here it is - in all of its squashed minifig glory.
Batman: The Animated Series
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How to get: Unlock 160 WayneTech Caches.
Suit description: Talia's Animated Series look was a great one, and I probably had a small crush on her as a kid as a result. That purple suit! That hair gently covering one eye! Batman was stronger than me back in the day, I totally woulda folded.
Bronze Age
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How to get: Unlock 180 WayneTech Caches.
Suit description: From Talia's first appearance, in Batman issue 232 in 1971. She's the big surprise that Ra's al Ghul presents to Batman and she ends the issue by planting a smooch right on the Dark Knight.
Ceremonial
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How to get: Unlock 140 WayneTech Caches.
Suit description: This Ceremonial outfit combines several of Talia's recent outfits, most of which have a green colour scheme. In the world of games, Talia most recently wore something like this in the underrated (and unfairly maligned) Gotham Knights.
Costume Party
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How to get: Buy in Bat-Mite's Shop (50,000 Studs).
Suit description: Talia in a yak suit. How goofy! Well, I suppose the League of Shadows are masters of disguise and can blend in anywhere...
Curaré
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How to get: Buy in Bat-Mite's Shop (40,000 Studs).
Suit description: This one's an inspired reskin - Talia as Curaré, the blue-fleshed assassin lady from Batman Beyond who really gave Terry McGinnis a few good nicks with her blades.
DC Bombshells
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How to get: Buy in Bat-Mite's Shop (40,000 Studs).
Suit description: Featured in Bombshells United issue 8, this look for Talia incorporates a headscarf and some pretty threads. In this series, Talia protected an ancient Lazarus Pit located beneath the Labyrinth of the Minotaur.
League of Shadows
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How to get: Buy in Bat-Mite's Shop (30,000 Studs).
Suit description: This bright pink getup, inspired by Talia's various appearances in '80s comics, might not be so stealthy for a leader of the League of Shadows...but it sure helps make the point that Talia's here and ready to kick some butt.
Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight
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How to get: Buy in Bat-Mite's Shop (35,000 Studs).
Suit description: Talia's Lego Batman exclusive outfit incorporates the same blue and gold colour scheme that everyone else is rocking, but gives her a shoulder pad and some wild eye makeup too. Kinda punk.
Party Music
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How to get: Purchase the Party Music Pack, which is available as part of the Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight Legacy Collection.
Suit description: Talia's partying like all of the other Lego Batman characters, adding a touch of green to her hair. It's cute, I suppose. Kind of reminds me of a girl I went to uni with.
Red Queen
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How to get: Complete all Puzzle Rooms.
Suit description: Another pink costume choice that brings to mind Talia's wardrobe from the '80s. Though this one shows a bit more skin with a tastefully revealed Lego minifig leg.
Shadow War
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How to get: Unlock 150 WayneTech Caches.
Suit description: Shadow War's a decent comic event from 2022 that involved Batman, Deathstroke, and Damian Wayne. Talia wore this all-white uniform throughout the crossover, and it would quickly be immortalised as one of her most striking designs.
The Dark Knight Rises
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How to get: You'll start with this default suit.
Suit description: This suit was worn by Marion Cotillard in The Dark Knight Rises, who had one of the most laughable death scenes in the entirety of Christopher Nolan's trilogy. After mumbling something about avenging her father, she just closes her eyes, and poof, she's dead! Ah well, the whole end of that film was mighty messy.
And there you have it - all 126 suits in Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight! Whew. For more on this huge open world Lego adventure, bookmark our Legacy of the Dark Knight hub page, and also keep your eyes open as we update this guide as additional details on new DLC suits drop. Stay tuned - same RPS time, same RPS channel!
