Fisher-Price Imaginext DC Super Friends Batman Battle Multipack – 9-Piece Light-Up Backpack Figures | Ages 3+

Powerful light-up storytelling for preschool heroes

Kids can bring their favorite DC moments to life with the Fisher-Price Imaginext DC Super Friends Batman Battle Multipack. The set centers on five poseable figures—Batman, Robin, Batgirl, Bane, and Poison Ivy—each with a translucent torso that catches the light as kids act out daring Gotham City scenes. When a figure attaches to the included light-up backpack, a gentle glow lights the torso, adding a visual cue that heightens the sense of action. This glow is more than visual flair it can help cue scene changes, surprise entrances, and dramatic reveals during pretend play.

What’s included and how it sparks play

• Five poseable figures: Batman, Robin, Batgirl, Bane, and Poison Ivy, each with a translucent torso that lights up
• Three battle accessories to fuel action-packed adventures
• One light-up backpack that activates the figure’s glow when attached
• Compatibility with other Imaginext playsets (sold separately) for larger battles

Why kids love the glow and how to use it

The glowing torsos add a sensory element that can make pretend play more immersive. Kids can create quick-chase moments, dramatic entrances, or secret-identity reveals as they switch figures on and off the backpack. The compact design supports on-the-go play, whether at home, in the car, or at a friend's house. The set is designed for ages 3–8, offering safe, preschool-friendly posing and storytelling opportunities that invite creative thinking and collaboration with others.

Play ideas to get started

• Team up figures on a single quest, using the backpack glow to mark key moments
• Integrate with a larger Imaginext DC Super Friends collection for extended adventures
• Encourage children to narrate short stories that emphasize problem solving and teamwork

Durable design and open-ended imagination

Built for everyday play, the figures feature kid-friendly joints for easy posing, while the light-up backpack adds a portable burst of color to any scene. Parents can join in by naming roles or villains, helping kids practice storytelling and narrative sequencing in a fun, non-pressured way.

Open-ended prompts to boost creativity

Promote verbal storytelling by asking kids to describe what each hero or villain wants, how they plan to solve challenges, and what happens next in the battle. The set supports early literacy through character recognition, descriptive language, and playful collaboration with friends or family.