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Founded in the late 1940s, its prolific output of tin toys continued until diecast metal and plastic began to dominate. Especially well known is the Nomura (also known as TN Toys) ‘mechanized robot’ which was clearly based on the ‘Robby’ robot from the 1956 film Forbidden Planet, if not officially. Martial Arts: Failsafe is programmed with vast fighting knowledge, allowing him to easily overpower even highly experienced fighters, such as Batman, Robin, Orphan, Spoiler, Signal and Nightwing, even when some of them were mounting a combined assault. [3] Turn the Power Pad to transform into “flight” mode, then squeeze the trigger to bring the arms forward and roll along to “blast off” for action Batman #126 is the second issue of Zdarsky's first arc in the main Batman title, which began with the brutal murder of several of Gotham's social elite. The World's Greatest Detective is on the case, but he's got plenty of other things weighing on his mind. For one thing, Bruce Wayne is having horrible nightmares about the future of his city. For another, the Penguin framed Batman for his murder.
Bruce kept replaying the video of Alfred's death over and over again, blaming himself for what happened. This led to the League becoming concerned for him. During Alfred's funeral, he made the hero Cyborg a request, asking for help in creating an A.I. of Alfred who could help him with the things that Alfred used to do. Cyborg agreed to help Bruce and they began building the Alfred Protocol. This protocol was given the task of assisting and protecting Bruce in anyway possible and was built to be held into a hologram which could manifest tangible weapons if necessary. [1] Azrael • Batgirl • Batman • Batman and Robin • Batman Beyond • Batman Confidential • Batman Incorporated • Batman: Dark Knight • Batman: Streets of Gotham • Birds of Prey • Justice League of America • Outsiders • Red Robin • Superman/Batman In the process of creating failsafe plans to stop Justice Leaguers in the event that one of them went rogue (a process that would later lead to the Tower of Babel incident), Batman activated his artificially constructed Zur-En-Arrh persona and had him create an android capable of stopping him in case he ever took a life using technology from various cybernetic villains previously faced by the Justice League, including Amazo. After creating it Zur-En-Arrh removed the event from his memory so that in the event of a confrontation between a rogue Batman and the android the former would have no advantages. [1] It's youthful arrogance. It's paranoia. It's... it's my fault, Arthur. My subconscious created a failsafe to stop me if I ever went too far. If Batman ever willingly took a life. He knows my plans, he knows my moves. He's faster, stronger than I am. All by design. — Batman src Mind Control: Using a specialized helmet, Failsafe is able to control others into performing surveillance using their own skills, such as Oracle. [4]Could Alfred have mustered the technical expertise to create a Batman 'failsafe' protocol and hidden it from Bruce's notice? He seems to be one of the few characters that would have had the access. But we'll see where the story goes. This exciting Batman playset features multiple projectile launchers, a prison cell, and a light-up control centre Force Field: The Murder Machine can project a shield of energy to protect him from the Mother Box-fueled blasts of Cyborg. [1]
Superhuman Stamina: As an android, Failsafe doesn't need to rest and can constantly fight and hunt without getting tired. [1]
The BatBot is a transforming 2-in-1 robot with exciting lights and sounds designed to help Batman fight crime! With a turn of a Power Pad, the BatBot goes into flight mode, and kids can then stealthily move the robot to save Gotham City.
Superhuman Strength: Failsafe possesses vast superhuman strength, he can easily overpower multiple people and toss them around with no effort and his blows deal devastating damage. [1] He can also keep the upper hand in a fight with many members of the Justice League. [4] Failsafe remained dormant in the Batcave for years until The Penguin faked his own death and framed Batman for homicide, with the news of Batman now seemingly willing to kill people activating Failsafe who immediately started to hunt his creator. While there were provisions in its programming for Batman being framed, unfortunately, they need to be activated by the late Alfred Pennyworth [2]Failsafe did not return to Gotham, and it would seem that their drone army has left the city, essentially freeing it from their control. [7] A portal was later opened up for them by the Batman Who Laughs using his dark metal cards, to help him take down Green Arrow, Damian Wayne, Nightwing and Mister Terrific, but they were prevented in doing so by Dr. Fate who helped them escape. [4] A week after the arrival of the Dark Knights, he had infected all of Detroit with nano-Alfreds that terrorized the population, killing anyone they wanted. [5] Oddly, however, Batman doesn't seem to immediately recognize what Failsafe is, which is noteworthy given the assumption Failsafe was the creation of Bruce himself, as the robot emerged from a mechanical cocoon hidden in the Batcave.
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