Two excited guests posing with Daffy Duck during the character meet and greets in the Kids' WB! Fun Zone at Warner Bros. Movie World

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Who'll You'll Meet

Become lost in a world of fantasy and fun during your visit to Warner Bros. Movie World as you meet some of your favourite stars, including the Looney Tunes, and DC Super Heroes and Super-Villains! Keep scrolling to check out who you’ll be able to meet during your day!

Who'll You'll Meet

DC Super Heroes & Super-Villains

Superman

Sent to Earth from Krypton as a baby, Kal-El was found and raised by farmers, Martha and Jonathan Kent, who named him Clark. As he grew up, the radiation from Earth's yellow sun gave him extraordinary powers, which he uses to protect his adopted world as Superman.

BATMAN

As a child, Bruce Wayne watched as his parents were brutally killed in Gotham City’s Crime Alley. Traumatized by their deaths, he devoted his life to becoming the world’s greatest weapon against crime—the Batman!

Robin

Through rigorous and constant training, Robin maintains his physical edge, which, along with his knowledge of martial arts, makes him a formidable match for even the most experienced criminals.

The Flash

In a freak lab accident, forensic scientist Barry Allen was struck by lightning, and doused with chemicals, which gave him the superpowers of the Speed Force. Now, he uses these powers to defend his hometown and the world from the forces of evil as The Flash!

Green Lantern

Due to his ability to overcome fear, test pilot Hal Jordan was the first Earthling recruited to the intergalactic police force called the Green Lantern Corps. Hal wields a power ring, which is one of the mightiest weapons in the universe!

Supergirl

Unlike her cousin, Superman, who was raised from a baby by his Earth parents, Kara Zor-El was already a teen when she was rocketed to Earth from Krypton. As Supergirl, Kara has all the same powers as Superman, making her the most powerful teen on earth.

Wonder Woman

Diana lived on the isolated island of Themyscira, until pilot Steve Trevor crashed there and revealed the outside world to her. Soon, she traveled to that world and became a champion for justice and equality as Wonder Woman.

The Joker

Once a small-time crook, The Joker fell into a vat of chemicals that turned his skin white, his hair green, and his lips red—like a crazed clown. One thing’s for sure, he’s bad news for Batman and Gotham City.

Harley Quinn

When she first met The Joker, Dr. Harleen Quinzel was his psychiatrist at Arkham Asylum. Instead of treating her patient, she fell in love with him and became his prankster partner-in-crime known as Harley Quinn.

Catwoman

Growing up on the streets of Gotham City as an orphan, Selina Kyle became a thief to survive. After perfecting her skills as a cat burglar, she now wears a cat suit to steal from the corrupt and rich as Catwoman, with occasional acts of heroism between heists.

Looney Tunes

Bugs Bunny

Bugs Bunny is funny and fair, and fast and furious when he wants to be. He’d rather use troublemakers’ own weaknesses against them. No matter how big the bully, how smart the predator, or how hot things get, don’t sweat it. Bugs knows how the world works, and he works it.

Tweety

Tweety is a tiny sugar plum-sweet canary who only wants to swing on a perch and be left alone. But one person’s pet is another one’s snack, and Tweety gets a lot of unwanted attention, especially from the ever-present instinct slave, Sylvester.

Daffy Duck

Daffy is smart, calculating, and funny. And he always has to win—but he can’t. He’ll try anything to get what he thinks he needs and doesn’t give up. But no matter what he does, no matter how much he knows, he’s forever at the mercy of Bugs (and every law of physics and gravity).

Sylvester

Sylvester is big, slobbery, and loveable, with a lion-sized public relations problem—he’s a slave to his instincts. He’s a hunter of all things Tweety, and a doting father to a son who sometimes has to put a bag over his head to hide his embarrassment. When it comes to his inner voice, it’s always telling him to “go for it,” but another voice says, “you’ll be sorry.”