I Built LEGO Batman vs Superman Mechs

This is Lego Batman, and this is Lego Superman, and in this video I'm building mech armies for each superhero to see which team is the strongest. I don't have all the minifigures I need for these mechs, so the first thing I bought is the Batman Tumbler for $60. The Tumbler looks pretty good at this scale, and I like how much interior space it has. You also get a spotlight for the Bat-Signal, and three minifigures including Batman with a rubbery cape, Two-Face, and the Joker, which is the main reason I bought the set. I want to make a purple mech for this villain to match his aesthetic. I started by putting together this torso piece with attachment spots for arms and legs. I decided to keep the upper and lower arms really simple so they aren't too bulky and they have lots of room for posing. I built a hand with some clawed fingertips, attached the arm to the torso, and copied the design over to the other side. I'm using a t-bar for the hip connection, which will connect to a double clip piece at the top of the leg. I connected an armored shin and built a wide foot for good stability, and got everything attached with a mirrored leg on the left. I built a canister to store laughing gas and mounted it to the back of the mech, and after that I put the Joker in the pilot position and locked him in place. I used a hose piece with some handles so the mech can be controlled, and added some droid arms as harnesses for the Joker's upper body. I decided to build a gas cannon with round bricks and grills, and connected it to the laughing gas canister, but just one cannon didn't seem like enough. I built another one so the Joker can dual wield, and this mech is done. I love the aesthetic of this build, and I feel like it really fits the character of the Joker. For its size, the mech is actually quite poseable, and it would be pretty effective in battle as a fast moving unit with smoke screen and laughing gas attacks. I'm teaming villains up with their hero counterparts for this video for a temporary alliance, so the Joker is going into Batman's army. The first addition to Superman's army is this small Superman mech which came out a few months ago. It's a pretty standard LEGO mech design at this size, and it comes with a jetpack. This works for now, but I want to build a better version. I started by putting together the cockpit with some spaced out shoulder joints, and I used the front armor plating from the smaller mech with the printed Superman logo tile. I clipped on some more armor plating by Superman's head, and grabbed some rounded shoulder armor to bulk up the frame. I built a waist assembly with some flared hips and armor on the front, and attached it to the torso. Superman is a buff superhero, so I built some bulky upper legs in blue, and then I built his shins in red to match the look of his long boots. I built a foot with some armor plates and winged backs, and after connecting it to the rest of the leg, I snapped it to the hip. I copied the design to the other side, and I feel like the frame is really taking shape. I put some blue arms together with lots of pointy armor pieces, and I made some hands with the same claw pieces used on the smaller mech. I connected both arms to the shoulders, and the last thing I want to include are some wings. I found some stickered panel pieces that fit the vibe I'm going for here, and I connected them to the back of the mech with some Technic pieces, finishing off the build so it's ready for battle. I actually really like how this mech turned out. Even though it's not too complex, it has a unique shape to it, and I love the wings on the back. Superman definitely doesn't actually need a mech to win battles with all of his overpowered abilities, but a mech could help him out with what he has to face off against soon in Batman's army. The small Superman mech also came with this Lex Luthor minifigure, so I decided he should have a mech too. Lego actually made a Lex Luthor mech all the way back in 2017, and it comes with some great stuff. You get Batman with a jetpack, Wonder Woman, Cheetah, Firestorm, and a pretty basic Lex Luthor. The mech is built around this escape pod that attaches to the body, which has a green and purple color scheme that looks great. There's a jetpack, axe, and rotary cannon, and overall, I think this build is a lot of fun for what it is. It actually scales really well with my bigger Superman mech, and makes a great addition to the army. Moving back over to Batman, I also bought the small version of the Batman mech from a few months ago, which is, again, pretty basic. You only get one minifigure, which is kinda lame, but he has a cool jetpack and is a similar size to the Joker, but that's not a fair matchup against Superman's army. To fix this, I got another Lego set, which comes with a way bigger Batman mech. This set came out in 2019, and it also includes a Poison Ivy mech, which I think is kinda lame because it's basically just a tree, but I guess we'll add it to the army anyways. You get the Flash and Firefly included, but the best part is obviously this big Batman mech. It has a saw blade and a backmounted net launcher, which you can use to take down enemies and capture them. This mech helps even things out a little bit, so let's keep adding to Superman's army with the next build. I borrowed this crypto figure from my friend Carson because it got way more expensive since the Superman movie came out, and he was one of the best parts, so I think he needs his own mech. I started by building a sloped cockpit area with 4 socket attachment points for legs, and I capped off the back with a pointed wedge brick. I rounded things off with some curved slopes, and I put Crypto in the pilot position. I built a pointed section on the front of the mech, and connected a windscreen piece to keep Crypto safe during battle. Next I attached some red panel pieces to the back of the mech to mimic his cape, and then I moved on to the legs. I used large ball joint pieces, and connected them together with slopes and a pointed wedge piece at the top. I constructed the foot with wedge bricks and some slopes, and connected it to the leg. After attaching all 4 legs to the body, I added a couple of blaster cannons to the front of the mech, and this build is done. This was a fun challenge, and it's going to make a great companion for my upgraded Superman mech. I like the color scheme, and the stance makes it feel like a tank. It adds some really good variety to the army, and Crypto is ready to do some serious damage. The next character I want to add to Superman's mech army is Mr. Terrific. Lego hasn't made a minifigure for him, so I got this custom version, and it looks pretty accurate so I'll run with it. In the movie he has a levitating chair that he flies around in, so I want to use that same concept and build a floating mech. To start with, I built a small platform with a few ball joint attachments, and after putting Mr. Terrific in the pilot position, I attached a control handle and some small repulsors on the back so he can fly around fast. In the movie he has T-spheres, which he can use as weapons, so I grabbed some small technic spheres and built a mounting point for them. I connected them to the back of the mech for storage, and then I started on the arms. I decided to keep things simple using a fixed arm joint with a few small armor pieces. I built a basic hand with 4 fingers, and attached the first arm to the side of the torso. I built 3 more arms to give the mech more combat power, and then I worked on building a display base. I used a clear bar piece to boost the mech to the right height, and this build is finished. This is a fun twist on Mr. Terrific's hover chair, and I feel like I could actually see him using something like this in an alternate universe. I'm happy I was able to make it float, and I think it's a great addition to Superman's mech army. To add some more forces to Batman's side of things, I picked up this Batmobile based on the animated series. I love this build because it looks really nice on display, but it also has a feature where the fire in the exhaust spins as you drive the vehicle forward. The Batman minifigure that it comes with looks great, but we already have a few Batman mechs, so let's start with Mr. Freeze. There's actually a really cool Mr. Freeze mech from Gotham Knights, and I have the perfect idea for how I can make something similar. I bought this Spider Tank set a while ago that comes with a couple Mandalorians and Grogu, but I think the main build in this set makes for a perfect starting point. First I removed the head, and then I pulled off both claws since I won't be needing them. I removed the stud shooters, and then I filled the middle in with some bricks to create a flat surface. Next, I attached a turntable plate and round brick for the driver section, and then I built a large rotary cannon on the side. I built a small missile launcher for the other side, and then I started working on the cockpit. I went for a pointy front with a couple of blaster barrels, and after attaching it to the base, my mod is finished. This was a really quick modification to put together, but I love the result. It's similar to the version from the video game, but I think it's still unique enough, and it worked perfectly to use the Spider Tank as a base for this build to save some time. I love how it looks with all the other mechs, but let's keep moving and build something else. Up next, I want to make a mech for Harley Quinn. She has a very recognizable color scheme, so I decided to try and match it with the torso of this mech. I used rounded armor pieces to build around the pilot area, and then I worked on the arms. I built a small shoulder for extra articulation, and attached an upper and lower arm to a black hand before connecting the assembly to a mounting point. I mirrored the design to the other side while trying to stick with an accurate color scheme, and then I built some basic hips to create a mounting spot for the legs. I used a ridged armor piece for the upper thigh, tapered down to the lower leg, and then added some large feet for stability. I got both legs connected, and the last thing to do is build a weapon. I used a bunch of rounded bricks and bars to build a supersized hammer, and added some fire to the back to make it rocket powered for extra damage. This mech looks pretty funny to me with it's weird stance, but I think it works, and I'm glad I had the parts I needed to replicate the color scheme of the minifigure. The weapon she has definitely works well for this build, and I think overall it's a solid addition to Batman's army. Let me know which mech army you think would win in a fight, and if I missed anybody, tell me in the comment section down below. If you like superheroes, click on the end screen now to see every single LEGO Marvel mech ever made all in one video.