This toy Batarang is made of a polyester material and, despite looking pretty cool, won't hurt when you throw it around the room(or accidentally hit yourself with it). They're based on the ones used by Batfleck in Zack Snyder's Dawn of Justice film and they even come preloaded with cool sound effects! You'll feel like the legendary Dark Knight, even if you just throw them at your friends and family while shouting, “I am the Bat!”

This officially licensed Plus Size Deluxe Dawn of Justice Batman Costume looks just like the one Ben Affleck wore as the Dark Knight in Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice. Itself based on the Batsuit from Frank Miller’s The Dark Knight Returns, this version of the Caped Crusader’s usual getup is heavily-padded to protect Gotham’s resident rooftop vigilante from all kinds of harm, and features more somber tones than the classic blue-and-gray Adam West getup. First revealed to the world in a black and white photo of Affleck staring at the ground seemingly lost in self-reflection posted to social media by Zack Snyder, this version of the World’s Greatest Detective was initially known as “emo Batman.” If you’d like to stage your own moody Batman photoshoot, replete with shafts of dramatic light and a choice Instragram filter, this Plus Size Deluxe Dawn of Justice Batman Costume will do just the trick.

This is no happy-go-lucky Dark Knight, galavanting about the rooftops with the Boy Wonder, paling around with his super-best friend from Krypton, or retiring from crime-fighting to a well-deserved life of lesiure with Selina Kyle in Parisian cafés. This is an older, angrier Batman, who makes Kryptonite grenades and uses guns. Robin’s dead, apparently. Who knows where Catwoman got off to. What’s an old Bat to do when left to his own devices? Well, eventually, he makes some new friends. Not before almost killing one of them (good things their moms had the same name!), but soon enough to stop Doomsday from destroying the conveniently-adjacent cities of Metropolis and Gotham.

Unfortunately, this isn’t the armored Batsuit Bruce uses to fight Superman, or the cool desert duster and goggles he’s wearing in his nightmare of a Superman-ruled dystopia. It’s just the regular old Batsuit, and, full disclosure, it’s more polyester and polyurethane than kevlar and titanium tri-weave. But as long as you don’t go taking any bullets or jumping from any rooftops, it should get the job done of convincing the world you’re the Dark Knight.