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Robin, from "DC Comics - Batman: The Animated Series" collection, includes the following accessories:
This figure is part of the first wave of the "Batman - The Animated Series" collection, produced by toy manufacturer KENNER during the 1990s.
This collection of figures is based on the characters from the animated series of the same name. It was distributed in several countries, and some figures were reissued, so it is not unusual to find some differences in the packaging.
The most sought-after figures from this first wave are those known as "6-back" (first edition), which have images of the first six figures on the back of the box.
Robin, in "Batman: The Animated Series," is the alter ego of Dick Grayson, Batman's first and best-known sidekick.
Dick is a young circus acrobat who, after the tragic death of his parents at the hands of a criminal, is adopted by Bruce Wayne. Over time, Bruce trains Dick in combat and detective skills, and together they form a dynamic duo to fight crime in Gotham City.
Robin brings a lighter, more youthful touch to Batman's dark world, balancing his mentor's seriousness with his own more optimistic and compassionate approach.
In the series, Robin is portrayed as a loyal and effective ally, often complementing Batman's abilities by bringing not only physical prowess but also a more emotional approach to situations.
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