Kevin Conroy is featured in LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight, celebrating the legendary actor’s Batman legacy.
LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight is a game that celebrates all eras of the “Caped Crusader” with a charm only LEGO bricks can provide. The title prides itself on its unique story, drawing on different iterations and interpretations of Batman. As such, it’s not a surprise to learn that Kevin Conroy, the voice of Batman from the animated series and in many other animated variations, makes a posthumous appearance in this game.
LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight Includes Kevin Conroy
Kevin Conroy is considered the most closely associated with Batman’s voice. Conroy began his journey voicing Batman in the animated series that premiered in 1992, and in the video game space, he first voiced the character in Batman Vengeance and most famously appeared in the Arkham trilogy of games developed by Rocksteady. It is in Arkham Asylum that Conroy’s voice can be heard in LEGO Batman. During a scene reenacting the beginning of the 2009 Arkham Asylum game, Conroy’s voice can be heard as an announcer over the asylum’s PA.
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Tribute is also paid to Conroy with a billboard advertising a talk show called After Hours with Conroy: The Voice of Gotham. Senior Level Designer Mike Consalvey reacted on Twitter to players discovering these Easter eggs, saying he’s glad somebody finally discovered the legendary actor’s presence in the game.
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