Lego Robin, Batgirl, Catwoman and Batman 2017 McDonald’s Philippines DC Warner Brothers

 

Lego Batgirl 2017 McDonald’s Philippines DC Warner Brothers The Lego Batman Movie

 

Lego Batman 2017 McDonald’s Philippines DC Warner Brothers The Lego Batman Movie

 

Lego Catwoman 2017 McDonald’s Philippines DC WB The Lego Batman Movie

 

Lego Robin 2017 McDonald’s Philippines DC WB The Lego Batman Movie

 

Duck Dodgers Daffy Duck Warner Brothers Looney Tunes (1997)

Duck Dodgers is a sci-fi parody version of Daffy Duck from The Duck Dodgers animated segments produced by Warner Bros. for Looney Tunes in 1997, inspired by the classic 1953 short Duck Dodgers in the 24½th Century. Voiced by Jeff Bennett in the modern iteration, Duck Dodgers reimagines Daffy as an overconfident, glory-seeking space hero who constantly exaggerates his achievements despite frequent blunders. The character humorously satirizes space-adventure tropes, especially Star Wars and Star Trek, while maintaining Daffy’s trademark egotism and manic energy. Set in a futuristic universe filled with aliens, ray guns, and intergalactic rivalries—most notably with Marvin the Martian—Duck Dodgers became popular for blending classic Looney Tunes slapstick with contemporary sci-fi humor, eventually leading to a full television series that aired from 2003 to 2006.

Scooby Doo Chibi - Warner Brothers - Hunter Leisure Pty. Ltd. (2025)

Scooby-Doo Chibi in connection with Warner Bros. and Hunter Leisure Pty. Ltd. refers not to a TV show or film but to a line of licensed merchandise — specifically plush toys and collectible figures of Scooby-Doo characters styled in a “chibi” design (a cute, simplified form with exaggerated features) produced under licence from Warner Bros. and sold by companies like Hunter Leisure (a toy/licensing distributor) as part of Scooby-Doo’s broader branded products. There isn’t a specific media release year for “Scooby-Doo Chibi” as a show or film; instead these chibi plush toys have been offered in recent years (e.g., listings from the mid-2020s), aligning with ongoing Scooby-Doo merchandising rather than a discrete entertainment release.

Dr Pepper x Wonder Woman (Warner Brothers 2017)

 

In 2017, Dr Pepper partnered with Warner Brothers to celebrate the release of Wonder Woman, creating a limited-edition promotional campaign that tied the iconic soft drink to the legendary superhero. The collaboration featured specially branded cans and bottles adorned with vibrant Wonder Woman imagery, including her signature red, blue, and gold color scheme, as well as her iconic emblem. The campaign was designed to appeal to both comic book fans and general consumers, emphasizing themes of empowerment, courage, and heroism associated with the character. In addition to collectible packaging, the promotion included social media activations and in-store displays, making it a memorable tie-in that merged pop culture with a beloved beverage.

Dr Pepper x Wonder Woman - Batman v Superman Dawn of Justice (Warner Brothers 2015)

 

In 2015, Dr Pepper collaborated with Warner Brothers to promote Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice through a limited-edition campaign featuring Wonder Woman. The promotion included collectible Dr Pepper cans and bottles adorned with striking imagery of Wonder Woman, highlighting her iconic costume and Amazonian strength, while connecting fans to the blockbuster superhero film. This marketing tie-in leveraged the growing popularity of the DC Extended Universe, combining the nostalgia and brand loyalty of Dr Pepper with the excitement surrounding one of the year’s most anticipated cinematic events. The campaign emphasized both visual appeal and fan engagement, encouraging collectors and movie enthusiasts alike to celebrate Wonder Woman’s role in the epic showdown between Batman and Supeman.

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