Bane
Theme:	Batman Super Heroes     DC Universe[1]
Variations:	2007 Batman Variation 2012 Redesign The Dark Knight Rises
Accessories:	Dynamite
Years:	2007 2012 2013
Appearances 6860 The Batcave 7787 The Bat-Tank: The Riddler and Bane's Hideout 76001 The Bat vs. Bane: Tumbler Chase
Parts Part 60386 (1) Part 4511950 (1) Part 73200 (1) Part 75906 (1) Part 6032124 (1)

This article is about the Batman minifigure. For the Star Wars minifigure that has the last name Bane, see Cad Bane.

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"Whatever you build, I will break."

―Bane's soundbite in LEGO Batman 2

Bane is an enemy of Batman's. He appeared in the Batman theme in 2007 and made a return appearance in the 2012 theme, Super Heroes. 2013 featured Bane in a costume based on his appearance in the film The Dark Knight Rises.

Contents 1 Description 1.1 2007 Batman Variation 1.2 2012 Super Heroes Variation 1.3 2013 The Dark Knight Rises Variation 1.4 In the Video games 1.4.1 In LEGO Batman 1.4.2 In LEGO Batman 2 2 Background 2.1 Comics 2.2 In The Dark Knight Rises 2.3 In LEGO Batman: The Videogame 2.4 In LEGO Batman 2 3 Notes 4 LEGO.com Description 4.1 First Bio 4.2 Updated Bio 5 Gallery of Varients 6 Appearances 6.1 Movie Appearances 6.2 Video Game Appearances 7 Gallery 8 See Also 9 References 10 Comments

Description Edit

2007 Batman Variation Edit

2007 Bane is made out of three LEGO pieces, a head, a torso, and legs. Bane's head is a Black with Silver printing and large Red eyes to represent his luchador mask. Bane also has printing on the back of his head, there are Green tubes which lead down his back and into his head, there is more Silver printing to represent a zipper and an object which the tubes come out of. Bane's torso is also double sided. It is Light Nougat, but, with Black hands. The front side depicts most of Bane's torso as unexposed, but with Dark Blue suspenders coming up from the sides and silver belt goes round the bottom. The back side of the torso is mostly covered up by the backside of Bane's suspenders, but there is also a continuation of his belt and a silver backpack which emits the green tubes up onto his head. Bane's legs are Dark Blue and left unprinted.

2012 Super Heroes Variation Edit

In 2012, he has a new redesigned mask, and new, more muscular torso printing which includes, like his earlier design, suspenders. His legs are black and unprinted. However, he does not have black gloves, for he uses his bare hands. He has back printing on both his head and back depicting his Venom tank, suspenders, and a single green tube running from his tank to the top of his head.

2013 The Dark Knight Rises Variation Edit

Bane's 2013 appearance is based on how he looks in The Dark Knight Rises. He has a shaved, flesh head, part of which is covered by a silver apparatus and olive green fabric holding it in place on each side, there is back printing depicting the back of the mask, however it doesn't connect to the front. His torso is also olive green and is mostly covered by his silver bullet-proof vest. Tan straps over it, and a tan belt above his waist. There is back printing depicting the armour, the back of the straps and the belt. His arms and left hand are left exposed. His right hand is black and his legs are grey.

In the Video games Edit

In LEGO Batman Edit

In LEGO Batman: The Videogame, Bane is identical to his appearance in 7787 The Bat-Tank: The Riddler and Bane's Hideout. Bane is able to use super strength and has an imunity to toxins.

In LEGO Batman 2 Edit

In LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes, Bane reappears with his appearance from 6860 The Batcave, except the red oval from his belt buckle is absent. He is still immune to toxins and has super-strength.

Background Edit

Comics Edit

Born and raised in a brutal prison environment, Bane's already-impressive physical condition was enhanced by the experimental Venom drug; however, it was also extremely addictive, and he must have a constant supply or risk serious side effects. The Venom, particularly in overdose, granted him incredible strength, healing and resistance to damage, to the point of rendering him bulletproof. Targeting the pipes he wore to administer the drug was therefore the surest way to defeat him.

When he arrived in Gotham City, Bane discovered Batman's identity as Bruce Wayne and broke his back. However, Bruce survived and returned to the mantle of the Batman and has since defeated Bane several times over.

In The Dark Knight Rises Edit

Bane spent most of his life in a prison known as The Pit. He took on the role of protector of a young Talia Al Ghul and was attacked by the other prisoners when he helped her to escape. Talia found her father, Ra's Al Ghul, and convinced him to attack The Pit and free Bane. Bane was then recruited into the League of Shadows, but was excommunicated because he reminded Ra's of what had happened to his wife and daughter after he left. Talia never forgave her father for his treatment of Bane.

After Batman killed Ra's, Talia took over the League and re-recruited Bane to fulfill her late father's goal of destroying Gotham. Bane defeated and nearly killed Batman, but instead took him to The Pit to watch Gotham's destruction. With Batman gone, Bane cut off Gotham from the rest of the country, liberated the Blackgate prisoners, and threatened the citizens with a nuclear bomb, leaving the city in a state of anarchy. However, Batman made it out of the Pit and came back to Gotham for one last fight. Bane was ultimately defeated by Selina Kyle with the Batpod's cannon.

In LEGO Batman: The Videogame Edit

Bane was a part of The Penguin's team, which also consisted of Man-Bat, Killer Croc, and Catwoman. The team planned to unleash an army of Penguin Minions on Gotham City.

Penguin and Bane went to the city docks to retrieve a satellite dish being delivered. Once the satellite was fastened onto Penguin's submarine, Commissioner Gordon and the Police arrived. Penguin abandoned Bane to bring himself and the satelite to safety. This put Bane into fit of rage, causing him to stomp on the ground, sending tremor waves causing the cops to trip, then he grabbed a raft and started banging it on the ground multiple times, then doing the same to a bike, and then kicking a pillar several times, and then finally, he threw a police car into the air, which landed on him, knocking Bane out. To add comedy, the cops were unable to lift Bane, so they eventually tied him to a police car where he was dragged back to Arkham Asylum.

In LEGO Batman 2 Edit

Bane appears in LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes with his appearance from 6860 The Batcave. When Lex Luthor and The Joker teamed up, Bane was one of the villains freed by using the Deconstructor, the others being The Penguin, Two-Face, Catwoman, Poison Ivy, Harley Quinn, and The Riddler. Bane attempted to escape the Asylum on his Mole machine with Ivy and The Penguin when Batman and Robin arrived. They were defeated, but escaped shortly after with even more inmates.

Bane himself escaped to the Gotham Beach, and can be bought for 125,000 studs after he is defeated.

Notes Edit

• In LEGO Batman: The Videogame, Bane's signature move is to crack the enemy's back over his knee, a nod to the manner in which he defeated Batman.
• In the 2013 January - June LEGO Catalogue his name is misspelt as "Bone".

LEGO.com Description Edit

This is a description taken from LEGO.com. Do not modify it. (visit this item's product page)

Bane First Bio With world-class fighting skills and powerful-minifigure strength, LEGO Bane is one of the baddest villains ever built! He’s often by the side of LEGO Poison Ivy, using his massive muscles for battling LEGO Batman and creating crime-filled chaos all over Gotham City. His powerful secret weapon, Venom, makes him an extra tough enemy of the LEGO Super Heroes! Updated Bio Although he appears to be a hulking brute, Bane’s massive muscles mask a mind with a tactical intelligence that rivals even Batman’s. He has dedicated himself to tearing down everything that the Dark Knights holds dear, and at last breaking his heroic rival.

Gallery of Varients Edit

Appearances Edit

• 6860 The Batcave(Super Heroes)
• 7787 The Bat-Tank: The Riddler and Bane's Hideout (Batman)
• 76001 The Bat vs. Bane: Tumbler Chase (The Dark Knight Rises)

Movie AppearancesEdit

• LEGO Batman: The Movie - DC Super Heroes Unite

Video Game Appearances Edit

• LEGO Batman: The Videogame
• LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes

Gallery Edit

See Also Edit

• Inventory:Bane
• Batman
• The Penguin
• The Riddler
• Azrael
• Poison Ivy

References Edit

1. ↑ Variety

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