Batman defeats the Faceless Hunter, B'wana Beast sacrifices himself to destroy Starro, after which Earth's remaining heroes erect a statue for him in his memory. In the series finale "Mitefall!", B'wana Beast attends the series' wrap party, where he reunites with Vixen. Additionally, an unnamed alternate universe incarnation of B'wana Beast appears in a flashback in the episode "Deep Cover for Batman!" as a member of the Injustice Syndicate. B'wana Beast makes non-speaking appearances in Teen Titans Go!. A variation of B'wana Beast appears in the Legends of Tomorrow episode "Freakshow", portrayed by Jason William Day. This version is an unnamed strongman working for P. T. Barnum's traveling circus. Film B'wana Beast makes a cameo appearance in Teen Titans Go! To the Movies. Miscellaneous B'wana Beast appears in issue #29 of the Justice League Unlimited tie-in comic book series. Merchandise Four B'wana Beast action figures were produced by Mattel. The first was released as part of the company's Justice League Unlimited line as part of a six-figure boxed set along with Superman, Crimson Fox, Deadman, Commander Steel, and Vibe. Two figures of B'wana Beast from the Batman: The Brave and the Bold TV series were produced, one in the five-inch scale and another in a two-pack with Batman as part of the smaller Action League series. A six-inch scale DC Universe Classics figure of B'wana Beast was released in the "Justice in the Jungle" two-pack with Animal Man in December 2009 as a MattyCollector.com internet exclusive. References Unofficial Guide to DC Comics entry B'wana Beast entry DC Comics characters who can move at superhuman speeds DC Comics characters who have mental powers DC Comics characters with superhuman senses DC Comics characters with superhuman strength DC Comics telepaths DC Comics superheroes DC Comics martial artists DC Comics fantasy characters Comics characters introduced in 1967 Characters created by Bob Haney Characters created by Mike Sekowsky Jungle superheroes Jungle men Fictional empaths