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Comparision of the voice over actors who have been the voice of Bat-Mite with sound clips and images.
EDITOR'S OPINION
Happy Thanksgiving Everyone!Bat-Mite, while he originated from the late 70's Filmation series of "New Adventures of Batman" he ended up being one of Batman's most unusual allies. While Bat-Mite seems to be Batman's answer to Superman's Mr. Mxyzptlk (only a lot friendlier but rather accident prone).
And speaking of that aforementioned Filmation series he was voiced by the company's co-finder Lou Scheimer. While Lou didn't use his Orko voice Bat-Mite was a bit of a prototype to the aforementioned He-Man character. Lou's Bat-Mite does indeed fit Bat-Mite's well meaning but rather accident prone presence in the show.
Bat-Mite didn't appear in animation again until the 90's when he had a brief cameo as an animatronic in the highly renowned Batman the Animated series as he was voiced by Patrick Fraley. While it was Pat did do a suitable goofy high voice that did suit that little shout out to that certain late 70's Bat man series.
In Batman Brave and the Bold it is one big intentionally goofy homage to Silver Age DC comics so it was only natural that Bat-Mite would make an appearance this time being voiced by renowned actor Paul "Pee Wee Herman" Reubens. While I admit Paul's choice of Bat-Mite voice was a bit more moderate than I thought it would (but the show probably avoided trying to make Bat Mite really sound like Pee Wee Herman) but still it did work and Paul Reuben's performance was indeed solid.
Overall I am not quite sure as all 3 of these of performances do definitely work for the role.
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said at 9:45 PM on Sun May 13 2012
Paul Reubens does a fantastic job, and my only problem with Fraley is that he sounds too much like Krang to really think its a better performance because all I hear is Krang when he talks
Replysaid at 1:52 AM on Tue Nov 22 2011
I'm gonna go with Paul Reubens as Bat-Mite, though Patrick Fraley is good, too.
Replysaid at 11:49 PM on Sun Aug 14 2011
Much as I love Paul Reubens, I think that Patrick Fraley fit a little bit better. I always imagined Bat-Mite sounding like Kyle from South Park, personally.
Replyjest (Guest)
said at 11:41 PM on Wed Nov 24 2010
said at 11:41 PM on Wed Nov 24 2010
Paul Reubens for the win
jonhardwick (Guest)
said at 1:21 AM on Sun Sep 19 2010
said at 1:21 AM on Sun Sep 19 2010
my sounds working again!
said at 7:43 PM on Fri Sep 17 2010
I hear it fine. Maybe your volume, headphones or speakers aren't working?
Replyjonhardwick (Guest)
said at 5:51 PM on Fri Sep 17 2010
said at 5:51 PM on Fri Sep 17 2010
sound clips not working for reubens.
glehnmarc (Guest)
said at 3:05 AM on Tue Jul 27 2010
said at 3:05 AM on Tue Jul 27 2010
Hmm..
Paul Reubens, then Patrick Fraley, then Lou Scheimer
Paul Reubens, then Patrick Fraley, then Lou Scheimer
oy (Guest)
said at 12:35 AM on Tue Feb 16 2010
said at 12:35 AM on Tue Feb 16 2010
Indeed you are correct, and you can hear the line in the Joker sound clip.
dave (Guest)
said at 7:04 AM on Fri Feb 12 2010
said at 7:04 AM on Fri Feb 12 2010
"Tortured avenger crying out for mommy and daddy" Isn't this similar to something Joker told Batman in Return of the Joker?
oy (Guest)
said at 8:48 PM on Sat Nov 28 2009
said at 8:48 PM on Sat Nov 28 2009
most definitely Paul Reubens, he was perfect for the role



























said at 5:38 PM on Wed Feb 6 2013