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Catwoman figure, from the “Batman Animated Series” collection includes the following accessories:
This figure is part of the second wave of the “Batman – The Animated Series” collection, produced by toymaker KENNER during the 1990s.
This collection of figures is based on the characters of the animated series with the same name. It was distributed in several countries, and some figures were reedited, so it is not uncommon to find them with some differences in the cardboard.
Two versions of this figure are known, one with the gray suit and the other much darker, almost black.
Catwoman, also known as Selina Kyle, is one of the most fascinating and ambivalent characters in “Batman: The Animated Series.” Selina is a skilled thief and agile fighter, who moves through Gotham City with the grace of a feline.
Although she is a criminal, Catwoman is not evil in the traditional sense, but acts under her own moral code. Her primary motivation is to protect animals and fight corruption that affects the most vulnerable, which often brings her into conflict with both the law and Batman.
The relationship between Catwoman and Batman is complex and marked by a mutual attraction. Throughout the series, the two characters oscillate between allies and adversaries, caught in a game of cat and mouse.
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