Things get a bit out of hand as Batman eventually faces biker Santa Clauses, killer Pumpkin-hurling jack-o-lanterns and rabid Easter bunnies. Not satisfied with CM’s caliber of threat, Bat-Mite amps up the villains abilities, making him capable of creating any creature connected (even vaguely) to a holiday.

Eventually, Batman attempts to steer Bat-Mite’s decisions and suggests the unlikely villain Calendar Man. Bat-Mite has the ability to do anything he wishes and has the attention span of a child, making him a real threat to Batman.Ī series of super villains are spontaneously plopped before our hero, plucked from their own activities, completely oblivious to the situation. A magical imp determined to prove to the world just how great his hero can be, Bat-Mite interrupts the dark knight detective’s evening by pitting him against his most dangerous foes. Written by veteran Batman animated series scribe Paul Dini, the episode features Batman’s biggest fan from the fan from the 5th Dimension, Bat-Mite.

After a brief mini-adventure teaming Batman up with Ace the Bat-Hound (that’s right, they brought in Ace) against Cat-Man (yes, Cat-Man too), it became clear very quickly that this was going to be an odd cartoon. I don’t think I have ever witnessed anything quite as insanely inventive as the latest episode of Batman The Brave and the Bold.

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