Cobra Android Trooper

Code Name:

B.A.T.

Desimone Guide: #116

Tomart's Guide: #GI5560 (B.A.T.), #GI5561 (B.A.T.S.)

Carded Figure

B.A.T.'s Filecard

Figure Description:

BAT was first released as part of the fifth series (1986). He was also available in 1987 and was discontinued in 1988.

Versions of B.A.T.:

• Version One (1986)
• Version Two (1991)
• Version Three (2002)
• Version Four (2003)
• Version Five (2003)
• Version Six (2003)
• Version Seven (2004)
• Version Eight (2004)
• Version Nine (2004)
• Version Ten (2004)
• Version Eleven (2004)
• Version Twelve (2004)
• Version Thirteen (2004)
• Version Fourteen (2005)
• Version Fifteen (2005)
• Version Sixteen (2005)
• Version Seventeen (2008)
• Version Eighteen (2008)
• Version Nineteen (2009)
• Version Twenty (2009)
• Version Twenty-One (2009)

Accessories:

B.A.T. came with a silver hand, a silver claw, a silver gun, a silver flamethrower, and a black backpack that could hold three of the attachments.

Click the link to see the figure with all its weapons - All Geared Up!

Variations:

B.A.T.s have been found in two versions. One version has bright yellow paint highlights - the others have orange paint highlights. Neither version is more difficult to find than the other.

There is also a noticable variation in the BAT packaging and filecard. The early packaging named it B.A.T.. Later, the packaging read B.A.T.S..

Body Construction:

B.A.T.'s body is completely original - all new body parts.

B.A.T.'s legs and waist were recolored and re-used to create Viper (v5) (1997), Cobra Officer (v2) (1998), Cobra Trooper (1998), Viper (v6) (2002), Viper (v7) (2002), Viper (v8) (2003), and Viper (v9) (2003).

International Variants:

In Brazil, the B.A.T.'s chest was cardboard instead of a hologram and it was released as Roboid.

In India, the B.A.T.'s chest was painted instead of the hologram.