Harley Quinn first appeared in Batman: The Animated Series in 1992, created for the show before moving into DC comics, with Arleen Sorkin defining her voice. Calling Bruce Wayne's alter ego 'Bats' became her affectionate, mocking nickname for him, the opposite of his famous I'm Batman seriousness. Clips of her taunts later spread through fan edits, cosplay videos and soundboards, where this short challenge survives because it captures her mix of romance, mischief and danger in one instantly recognisable cartoon line.
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Harley Quinn's 'come and get me, Bats' line from Batman: The Animated Series, voiced by Arleen Sorkin, is used for playful villain taunts and meme edits.
This is Harley Quinn daring Batman to chase her, delivered in Arleen Sorkin's bright, teasing voice from Batman: The Animated Series. The line 'come and get me, Bats' is stretched out playfully, half flirt and half challenge, with that familiar Gotham cartoon energy. It lasts just a few seconds but instantly signals a mischievous villain who is enjoying the game more than fearing capture. Placed over a clip, it turns a simple pursuit or escape into a comic book taunt, making the speaker feel bold, cheeky and completely in control of the scene.
