What does Jokerland represent?

It shows a fairground that the Joker from the Batman universe uses as a hideout and trap, complete with several moving rides.

How many pieces and minifigures does the set include?

The set has 1,038 pieces across 353 unique elements and comes with 8 minifigures.

What functions does the set offer?

Several rides can be moved, including a rotating Ferris wheel section, allowing for action-packed rescue scenes.

Batman

Jokerland

Jokerland 76035 turns a fairground into a hideout for the Joker, complete with a Ferris wheel, a ride built to lift minifigures skyward and other carnival attractions repurposed as traps. With 1,038 pieces, 353 unique elements and 8 minifigures, it is one of the larger DC Super Heroes sets released in 2015. This page covers the full parts list, colours and facts about the set.

Set number: 76035
Year: 2015
Pieces: 1,038
Minifigures: 8
Theme: Batman
Different parts: 353

What can I build with it?

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Parts list 353

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Spare parts (40)

These extra parts come with the set in case one gets lost.

Minifigures 8

Poison Ivy with Hair Over Shoulder fig-0045624 pieces × 1
The Penguin fig-0045964 pieces × 1
Beast Boy fig-0050764 pieces × 1
Harley Quinn in Black and Red Jester Outfit with White Arms fig-0050774 pieces × 1
Starfire fig-0050794 pieces × 1
Robin with Green Short Sleeves and Legs fig-0050805 pieces × 1
The Joker with Blue Vest, Orange Shirt, Lime Bow Tie fig-0050814 pieces × 1
Batman, Dark Bluish Gray Suit, Black Cape and Cowl, Black Head, Black Boots, Small Batman Logo fig-0050825 pieces × 1

Description

A carnival turned villain lair

Jokerland reimagines a classic fairground as the Joker's base of operations, where rides built for harmless fun double as traps and ambush points instead. That setting stands apart from the darker Gotham street scenes found in many other Batman sets, bringing a loud, carnival-inspired look to the line instead. For fans who prefer the Joker in a garish, playful setting rather than a conventional crime scene, this set offers one of the more unusual backdrops in the Batman range. That contrast between a cheerful fairground and the Joker's dark intentions is much of what makes this set distinctive.

Rides that actually move

Several elements of the set genuinely move, including a rotating Ferris wheel section and a ride built to lift minifigures upward, which makes it possible to recreate rescue scenes with Batman in the middle of a running attraction. Across 353 unique parts, there is enough variety to support several of these functional sections side by side. The parts list on this page shows exactly which elements make up each moving section of the build. That keeps the set interesting well after the first build, since scenes can be restaged.

Black, yellow and grey instead of carnival colour

The set leans on black, light and dark bluish grey with yellow used as a warning accent, a fairly restrained combination for a fairground set that reads more like hazard tape and construction signage than typical carnival brightness. That colour choice reinforces the sinister undertone beneath the cheerful setting. If you are hunting for a specific colour variant or buying the set secondhand, the parts list here gives a reliable breakdown of every colour used. Smaller sections such as barriers and signage continue that same restrained colour choice.

Eight minifigures, heroes against villains

With 8 minifigures, Jokerland has enough characters for confrontations between Batman's allies and the Joker's crew within the fairground setting. That relatively high figure count supports varied scenes with shifting sides rather than a single one-on-one duel. If you want to confirm which accessory belongs to which character, the parts list on this page breaks the set down piece by piece. That balance supports both small skirmishes and larger chases across the set.

FAQ

What does Jokerland represent?: It shows a fairground that the Joker from the Batman universe uses as a hideout and trap, complete with several moving rides.
How many pieces and minifigures does the set include?: The set has 1,038 pieces across 353 unique elements and comes with 8 minifigures.
What functions does the set offer?: Several rides can be moved, including a rotating Ferris wheel section, allowing for action-packed rescue scenes.

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