Fisher-Price Imaginext DC Super Friends Batman Color Changers – Joker Funhouse Playset

Bring Gotham to life with color-changing action

Discover a fresh twist on classic superhero play with the Fisher-Price Imaginext DC Super Friends Batman Color Changers: The Joker Funhouse Playset. Designed for preschoolers, this set invites kids to script bold hero-villain adventures through interactive water play and dynamic figures. The color-changing Batman and Joker figures reveal new looks when dipped in warm or icy cold water, adding a playful layer of discovery without demanding exact outcomes. The result is a visually engaging stage for storytelling that evolves with each splash.

Key moments of play

Two hands-on zones keep little hands busy: a dunk tank activated by the Power Pad and a nose waterfall that pours water for color changes and storytelling twists. Kids can also attach a water-squirting backpack to figures for quick action, turning ordinary play into splashy, on-the-move fun.

• Color-changing figures reveal new looks as water temperature shifts, inviting observation and imaginative narration.
• Water-based features include the dunk tank, nose pour, and backpack launcher for lively, splashy play.
• Move Batman on the Funhouse pendulum to see him swing side to side, adding motion to pretend battles.

What’s included and how it grows with play

The set comes with poseable Batman and Joker figures, a push-along scooter, and a backpack accessory that broadens play options. Poseable figures support varied poses for action scenes, while the scooter adds movement to stories and adventures.

• Poseable Batman figure for flexible posing in action scenes.
• Poseable Joker figure to stage clever plans and twists in the story.
• Push-along scooter and backpack accessory for on-the-move adventures.
• Power Pad activates multiple features for tactile, hands-on discovery.

Ages and intent

Ideal for preschool kids aged 3 to 8, this playset blends approachable setup with opportunities for escalating storytelling, social play, and early narrative confidence as children explore different hero-villain scenarios.