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This minifigure has only appeared in video game(s) Although this article is about an official minifigure, it never existed in physical form or appeared in any official LEGO sets. |
- "The light, the light!"
- ―Killer Moth in LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes
Killer Moth, also known as Drury Walker, is a minor enemy of Batman and Batgirl with similar equipment. He has appeared in LEGO Batman: The Video Game and returned in LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes. He reappeared in LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham.
Description
In his glide suit, Killer Moth wears a lime green cowl with two antenna, thin, white eyes, and the vague look of a cartoony insect. His torso is purple, with a muscular pattern and his orange moth symbol. He also wears a yellow belt above his waist. Moth's arms are purple, and both his hands and legs are orange, but the legs also have three lime green stripes. He has large, orange wings on his back which are connected to a purple part (neither of which have appeared in actual sets).
Killer Moth is armed with a gun and has the ability to glide on his wings.
His alternate variation is grey and has a more realistic "bug" head, and resembles some versions of the character which actually are a giant moth.
His appearance in LEGO Batman 2 is almost unchanged, but he has printing on the side of his legs and the piece that holds his wings on his back is now lime green. His glide ability is replaced with flight and he carries a blaster instead of a gun.
Background
Drury Walker was a common criminal who was inspired by Batman to become the Dark Knight of villains. Escaping from his cell, he donned a moth-motif and would rescue and assist villains, for a fee. Walker created a fortune as Killer Moth and donned another secret identity, the rich Cameron van Cleer, who would appear innocent when Walker/Killer Moth were arrested.
Killer Moth was also a large part of Barbara Gordon's transformation into Batgirl. When Moth planned on kidnapping Bruce Wayne at a costume party, Barbara (in a homemade, "female-Batman" suit) thwarted him.
In LEGO Batman: The Videogame
In LEGO Batman: The Videogame's story, Killer Moth was a part of The Joker's group, which also consisted of Mad Hatter, Scarecrow, and Harley Quinn. Killer Moth asstisted The Joker in reaching the Gotham City Cathedral and freeing Harley Quinn from Commissioner Gordon and the Police Officers once Harley Quinn was freed, Commissioner Gordon contacted Batman and informed him of the attack. Killer Moth was attracted to the floodlight on the Batwing which Batman arrived in. Batman and Robin gave chase to Killer Moth, and eventually they cornered and defeated him, sending him back to Arkham Asylum.
In the DS version of LEGO Batman: The Videogame, Moth can be found in level one of the villain hunt mode.
In LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes
Killer Moth reappears in LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes. He is one of the Asylum Escapees and proceeds to attack the Gotham Power Plant. He is a minor villain, and a police officer stated jokingly that he is "no joke".
He can be found on the top of the Power Station, and can be bought for 100,000 studs after he is defeated.
In the portable version, he costs 50,000 studs and plays no role in the story.
Notes
- In both video games, Killer Moth is attracted to light like a real moth.
- He and The Mad Hatter are the only minifigures from Batman theme who have the same design in LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes and LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham. The only difference is that he uses the Fairy's wings in Orange instead of a multiple-piece wing pack.
Appearances
Gallery of Variants
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