The villains in Bat-Mite's imagination include:



Penguin, Catwoman, Killer Moth, Kite Man, the Riddler, Two-Face, Mr. Polka-Dot, Tiger Shark, Zebra Man, Tweedledee & Tweeledum, the Joker, Mr. Zero, and Catman

At the comic book convention, the people on the stage are the same show staff members who were at the 2008 San Diego Comic-Con, sitting in the same positions and wearing the same clothes.



Andrea Romano, Dietrich Bader, Michael Chang, Ben Jones, Brandon Vietti, Michael Jelenic, James Tucker and Sam Register

Catman: You're a long way from Gotham, Batman.
Batman: But never far from crime, Catman.

Batman: You're not from around here, are you?
Bat-Mite: I'm from the fifth dimension. Beings from my realm have powers that you 3-Ds take for magical.
Batman: A friend of mine in Metropolis told me about menaces like you.
Bat-Mite: I'm not a menace. You're my hero!
Batman: Green Arrow's going to love this.

(about Calendar Man)
Batman: There, I defeated your villain of choice. Now, will you go home?
Bat-Mite: Whoa, whoa. That was never a fair fight. You've got skills and weapons. All he's got is a daily planner.

Bat-Mite: Yes, you've got a question?
Fanboy: I always felt Batman was best suited to the role of gritty urban crime detective, but now you guys have got him up against Santas, and Easter bunnies? I'm sorry, but that's not my Batman!
Panel Member: (hands Bat-Mite a piece of paper) Here, read this.
Bat-Mite: "Batman's rich history allows him to be interpreted in a multitude of ways. To be sure, this is a lighter incarnation, but is certainly no less valid and true to the character's roots then the tortured avenger, crying out for mommy and daddy." And besides, those Easter bunnies looked really scary, right?

Batman: Then we both agree it would be best if you returned to your home dimension and let me continue to fight crime in peace. Right?
Bat-Mite: Right. But I still think I could...
Batman: I'll give you an official Batarang. and I'll sign it.
Bat-Mite: Deal!

Besides the Adam West and Christian Bale Batman costumes, Bat-Mite briefly transforms Batman into Frank Miller's Dark Knight version of Batman.

The scene of Bat-Mite in his Batman form silhouetted against the Gotham skyline is the opening shot of Batman: The Animated Series. Some of the show's theme music plays in the background.

The end sequence with Bat-Mite saying "That's alll folks!" is from the Warner cartoon which ended with Porky Pig saying the same thing.