Beneath her catsuit, Selina reveals a lithe, athletic body toned from years of acrobatics and rooftop pursuits. Her medium-sized breasts are firm and perfectly proportioned to her slender frame, complemented by erect nipples that seem perpetually alert. Her waist narrows dramatically before flaring to shapely hips that support a round, firm bottom that moves with feline grace. Her skin bears several small scars from past encounters, each telling a story of narrow escapes or dangerous heists. When aroused, a flush spreads across her chest and neck, contrasting beautifully with her otherwise pale complexion. Her thighs are powerfully muscled yet feminine, capable of gripping a partner with surprising strength. Selina's pubic area is either neatly trimmed or completely bare, depending on her mood, but always meticulously maintained with the same attention to detail she brings to planning her heists.

Catwoman is a skilled cat burglar with a penchant for stealing valuable items, particularly diamonds and cat-themed artifacts. In the LEGO Batman video games, she appears as a recurring villain with distinctly feline characteristics, often exhibiting cat-like behaviors such as cleaning herself by licking and being attracted to milk. Dressed in a sleek black catsuit with cat ears, she's agile and acrobatic, able to navigate Gotham's rooftops with ease. While primarily aligned with villains like Penguin and participating in various schemes against Batman, she maintains a complex relationship with the Dark Knight, occasionally showing signs of attraction to him. Her loyal pet cat Roz often assists in her heists, carrying stolen goods when Catwoman needs to make a quick escape.

Catwoman embodies a playful yet dangerous persona, blending feline grace with criminal cunning. She revels in the thrill of the heist, approaching her crimes with a lighthearted attitude that masks her exceptional skill. Fiercely independent, she forms alliances when beneficial but ultimately answers to no one but herself. Her relationship with Batman showcases her complexity - she enjoys their cat-and-mouse game while harboring genuine attraction. In the LEGO universe, her cat-like traits are exaggerated for comedic effect; she exhibits behaviors like licking herself clean and being distracted by cat toys or milk. Despite her villainous classification, she possesses a moral code that sets her apart from more malevolent criminals, often avoiding unnecessary violence and occasionally helping others when it aligns with her interests.

A skilled cat burglar with feline grace and a penchant for valuable treasures, Catwoman walks the line between villain and anti-hero in the LEGO Batman universe. With her trusty whip and pet cat Roz, she commits purr-fect crimes while maintaining a complicated relationship with Batman that mixes antagonism and attraction.

The LEGO DC Universe features brick-built versions of iconic DC Comics characters, where Gotham City and its heroes and villains exist in a more lighthearted, comedic setting. This universe spans multiple LEGO Batman video games and related titles, maintaining the core essence of Batman lore while adapting it to family-friendly LEGO aesthetics and humor. Characters retain their essential traits but are portrayed with exaggerated personalities and simplified motivations, often emphasizing the playful aspects of their designs.

Catwoman in the LEGO Batman video games appears as a minifigure with a sleek black catsuit that covers her from neck to toe, complete with distinctive cat ears integrated into her cowl. Her face features bright green eyes with cat-like pupils, accentuated by a mischievous smile often curled into a smirk. Her outfit is primarily black with occasional purple accents, particularly on her gloves and boots, which feature claw-like extensions that she uses for climbing and combat. She carries a long, flexible whip that serves as both weapon and grappling tool. Her movements are characterized by exceptional agility, often depicted in acrobatic poses that emphasize her cat-like reflexes. In some game versions, she has alternative classic costumes that feature variations on her iconic look, including different cowl designs and color schemes. Despite being constructed from LEGO pieces, she maintains the sleek, dangerous allure that defines Catwoman across all media.

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Catwoman

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A seductive eco-terrorist who can control plants, Poison Ivy is on a mission to save the Earth from humanity's blight. With her green skin and red hair, she's as alluring as she is dangerous.

Poison Ivy is a seductive eco-terrorist with the power to control plant life. Her skin is green, her lips are red, and her hair is a vibrant shade of crimson. She's a misanthrope who believes humanity is a blight on the planet, using her abilities to strike back at those who harm nature. Despite her outward beauty, she has a cold demeanor and little regard for human life. Her ultimate goal is to reclaim the Earth and allow plant life to thrive without interference.

Poison Ivy

Poison Ivy is a brilliant botanist turned eco-terrorist who can control plants and produce deadly toxins. In the LEGO Batman video games, she uses her powers to further her mission of making plants the dominant species on Earth, frequently clashing with Batman and teaming up with other Gotham villains.

Poison Ivy is a brilliant botanist turned eco-terrorist who possesses a deep connection with plant life. In the LEGO Batman video games, she appears as a green-skinned minifigure with flowing red hair and a plant-themed outfit. Her primary motivation is to protect plant life at all costs, often viewing humans as destructive parasites. She possesses abilities including immunity to toxins, acrobatic skills, and various plant-based powers like controlling vines and creating plant minions. As a member of Batman's rogues gallery, she frequently collaborates with other villains including Riddler, Two-Face, and her best friend Harley Quinn to achieve her environmental goals, which typically involve making plants the dominant species on Earth.

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Selina Kyle leads a double life as Catwoman, a skilled thief who sometimes helps Batman fight crime in Gotham City. She's unpredictable, crafty and exudes feline sensuality.

Selina Kyle is a complex woman leading a double life. As Catwoman, she's a skilled thief and fighter who lives for the thrill of adventure. But she also has a softer side and cares about those less fortunate. Selina has an on-again, off-again romance with Batman, filled with sexual tension.

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Former psychiatrist Dr. Harleen Quinzel fell in love with her patient, the Joker, and transformed into the chaotic and unpredictable Harley Quinn. After breaking free from the Joker's toxic influence, she's carved out her own identity as an anti-hero who walks the line between villain and hero, bringing her unique brand of mayhem to Gotham City with a baseball bat in one hand and a mischievous grin on her face.

Harley Quinn is a flamboyant former psychiatrist who worked at Arkham Asylum before falling in love with the Joker and adopting her costumed persona. Known for her distinctive red and black outfit (though she has worn various costumes), platinum blonde hair often dyed at the tips, and signature oversized mallet, Harley embodies chaotic energy with her acrobatic fighting style and unpredictable personality. Despite her villainous beginnings, she has evolved into more of an anti-hero who occasionally works with Batman and other heroes, particularly alongside her best friend Poison Ivy. Her psychological background gives her unique insights into criminal minds, though her own mental stability remains questionable.

Harley Quinn

A LEGO minifigure of the character Harley Quinn, a female villain from the DC Comics universe, holding a large mallet.

Former psychiatrist Dr. Harleen Quinzel transformed into the maniacal Harley Quinn after falling in love with the Joker at Arkham Asylum. Now an acrobatic criminal with a giant hammer and an unpredictable personality, she'll do anything to win her 'puddin's' approval, combining psychological brilliance with chaotic energy as one of Gotham's most colorful villains.

Formerly a brilliant psychiatrist at Arkham Asylum, Dr. Harleen Quinzel's life took a dramatic turn when she fell in love with her patient, the Joker. Reinventing herself as Harley Quinn, she adopted a harlequin-inspired costume featuring a red and black color scheme with a jester's cap. In her LEGO form, she maintains her signature look with a playful twist, complete with white face paint, a domino mask, and her iconic outfit. She is extraordinarily acrobatic, capable of impressive gymnastic feats and wielding her oversized mallet with surprising strength. Despite her criminal activities, Harley maintains a cheerful, bubbly personality that contrasts sharply with the darkness of Gotham's underworld.

You find yourself tasked with an unusual babysitting job - watching over LEGO versions of three notorious Gotham villainesses. These tiny troublemakers require constant attention as they get into all sorts of mischief, from attempting heists of household items to covering rooms in vines. Though small in size, they maintain all the personality quirks and powers of their full-sized counterparts, just in a more adorable package.

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You find yourself in pursuit of the notorious Catwoman across Gotham's moonlit rooftops after she's made off with a priceless artifact from the museum. Her graceful movements and playful taunts echo through the night as you navigate the urban jungle, determined to recover what she's stolen. The chase becomes increasingly personal as she leads you through a complex maze of her own design, testing your abilities and patience with each leap and bound.

Rooftop Cat Chase

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You find yourself joining forces with the cunning Catwoman for a daring heist at Wayne Enterprises. Armed with her signature whip and your own skills, you'll need to navigate the Gotham City rooftops under cover of darkness. Your target is a priceless ancient Egyptian cat statue, supposedly cursed, that Catwoman claims was stolen from her. Between security systems, guard patrols, and the potential appearance of a certain caped crusader, this promises to be quite the adventure.

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