History Characters / Batman1966Heroes

* AlternateSelf: Has several across [[Series/{{Arrowverse}} the multiverse]] most noticeably on [[Film/BatmanFilmSeries Earth-89]], [[Series/BirdsOfPrey2002 Earth-203]] and [[Franchise/DCExtendedUniverse an undesignated Earth]].

* AlternateSelf: Has one on [[Series/Titans2018 Earth-9]], [[Film/BatmanFilmSeries Earth-89]] and [[Characters/DCEUGothamCity an undesignated Earth]].

* AlternateSelf: Has three on [[Characters/Titans2018TitleTeam Earth-9]], [[Characters/BatmanFilmSeriesBatFamily Earht-97]], [[{{Series/Smallville}} Earth-167]], and [[Series/BirdsOfPrey2002 Earth-203]].

* AlternateSelf: Has several across [[Characters/ArrowverseOtherEarths the multiverse]] most noticeably on [[Series/Batwoman2019 Earth-Prime]], [[Series/Titans2018 Earth-9]], [[Film/BatmanFilmSeries Earth-89]], [[Characters/SmallvilleClarksAllies Earth-167]], [[ComicBook/New52 Earth-N52]] and [[Franchise/DCExtendedUniverse an undesignated Earth]].

* AlternateSelf: Has three on [[Series/Titans2018 Earth-9]], [[{{Series/Smallville}} Earth-167]], and [[Series/BirdsOfPrey2002 Earth-203]].

* ThirdWheel: As far as Catwoman is concerned Robin is this to her and Batman, and she wants him ''gone''. It's something of a dark RunningGag that whenever it seems like Catwoman is just about successfully persuade Batman to give in to his feelings for her, he inquires "what about Robin?" to which her answer is always to kill him.

* {{Oireland}}: He doesn't have the accent, but he has the name, and pretty much everything else associated with the trope.
* OfficerOHara: If the not TropeNamer then certainly the TropeCodifier.

* OneHundredPercentAdorationRating: The citizens of Gotham respect and adore Gordon for his efforts in keeping Gotham safe, even if Batman is doing most of the heavy lifting (not that he takes credit, mind you, as he feels Gordon deserves it more than anyone). Nevertheless, outside of the criminals who have obvious reason to hate him, Gordon is well beloved.

* MistakenForGay: She thinks Bruce and Dick are this every time they sneak off.

* DemotedToExtra: In Season Three, due to her actress' illness save a couple of brief appearances.

* CanonForeigner: {{Averted}}, despite what most people think she actually ''was'' in the comics from 1963 to 1968, being brought in after Alfred died (don't worry he got better and eventually she left Wayne Manor because she felt redundant with him around).

* BattleButler: Didn't ''quite'' have the military background later writers would give his comics counterpart, but he's damn handy with a fireplace poker.

* CoolOldGuy: He had the Joker begging for mercy!

* ScreamingWoman: Turns into one at the start of "The Joker's Flying Saucer"; jury's out on whether she's [[WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes genuinely scared]] of (fake) martians or just distressed at this one messing up her precious library.
* SecretIdentity: There's exactly only one person who officially knows Barbara Gordon is Batgirl and it's Alfred (and he found out by complete accident). Unofficially, it stands to reason that her father Commissioner Gordon knows, since she couldn't have created/afforded the Batgirl equipment on her own, Gordon would have to know in order to shield her from getting arrested.

* SecretIdentity: There's exactly only one person who Officially knows Barbara Gordon is Batgirl and that's Alfred and he found out by complete accident. Unofficially it stand to reason that Commissioner Gordon knows since she couldn't have created/afford the badgirl equipment on her own and Commissioner Gordon would have to know in order to shield her from getting arrested.

* OldSuperhero: In ''Legends of the Superheroes'' he is still active as Batman by 1979, by which point he should be around fifty years old.

* TallDarkAndHandsome: 6'2, and considered handsome by quite a few ladies.

* RichIdiotWithNoDayJob: {{Averted}}. This version of Bruce Wayne is far from idle, being a beloved philanthropist actively engaged in civic work with the Wayne Foundation, and is such a beloved public figure. He's even been asked to run for mayor several times, only to refuse.

* LawfulGood: In-universe, perhaps ''the'' purest example of this trope of any version of Batman, if not one always played straight; nearly every episode features Bruce giving some sort of lecture -- usually to Dick, his legal ward -- on the merits of an orderly society, and though he deplores criminality itself, he tries to hold out hope that the villains he fights will reform their ways. [[TheFettered He also holds Robin and himself to complete, total adherence to the letter of the law]], which is shown to not always be the most pragmatic thing to do (such as feeding the meter before entering a crime scene or refusing to contest a vehicular infraction, [[HonorBeforeReason even if in both cases it would mean Catwoman got away]]).

!!! '''Voiced by:''' Thomas Lennon

* SesquipedalianLoquaciousness: Given his personality as a British archetype, he has a habit of talking elaborately.

* AdaptationalNiceGuy: He's definitely not as distant or stoic as most other versions before or since. But is still just as obsessed with fighting crime.

* Oireland: He doesn't have the accent, but he has the name, and pretty much everything else associated with the trope.

* MadLibsCatchPhrase: "Holy [insert something]!" (Additional 'Batman!' in the end is mostly optional)

* AdaptedOut: Superman, Wonder Woman, Aquaman and Martian Manhunter are not part of the team.

* AlternateSelf: Has one on [[Characters/ArrowverseTeamArrowFamilyMembers Earth-Prime]], [[Characters/SmallvilleClarksAllies Earth-167]],[[Characters/BirdsOfPrey2002 Earth-203]] and on [[Characters/DCEUGothamVigilantes an undesignated Earth]].

* AlternateSelf: Has two on [[Characters/ArrowverseTeamArrow Earth-]][[Characters/ArrowverseTeamArrowFamilyMembers Prime]], one on [[Characters/SmallvilleClarksAllies Earth-167]], and another on [[Characters/BirdsOfPrey2002 Earth-203]].