SWAT Kats Merchandise

Various SWAT Kats-related merchandise documented here. Most is official, though some of it is now. Links to purchase should be followed at the visitor’s discretion. For more details about SWAT Kats merchandise, make sure to visit Kristen Sharpe’s SWAT Kat Gallery page here.

Official merch from Anime Matsuri and Swat Kats! A comfortable double-sided Tee with the Swat Kats logo. This item is unisex.

• Available at Shop in Wonderland

Official merch from Anime Matsuri and Swat Kats! A comfortable long-sleeved Tee with the Swat Kats logo. This item is unisex.

• Available at Shop in Wonderland

This unofficial T-Bone design is available in a variety of clothing types and colors. View the full range at:

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This unofficial Razor design is available in a variety of clothing types and colors. View the full range at:

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SWAT Kats Launchers found in kids meals for White Castle. T-Bone, Razor and Callie were used and as you’ll see in the images below, they’re just hollow plastic tube like things with an SK character on top. You squeeze the orange tube part and it pops off the SK character. Goes a nice bit too. Each Launcher also came with a different Decal (sticker).

These are typically available on eBay in both opened and unopened condition.

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Only available in the Hanna-Barbera gift shop in Los Angeles during the show’s 1993-94 production time, this official shirt is among the rarest of SWAT Kats items.

VidPro cards were used as displays at certain retailers, while the real games were kept locked up away from consumers. These were usually printed and shipped well in advance of the real game, meaning there might be some cosmetic differences between this and the final box.

According to fan Phoenix Audubon, this patch was sighted being used by a group of US Air Force personnel. The designation “128 EACCS” refers to the 128th Expeditionary Airborne Command and Control Squadron.

The year is 2004. I am in the U.S. Air Force, currently deployed to…well, we’ll say somewhere in Southwest Asia. Hanging around the “consolidated club” (read: bar), I notice some guys in desert flightsuits. They have some kind of patch on their arms, and the design seems strikingly familiar. Later, when I’m on duty, I check out the base newsgroup posts. There are several requests on here for various unit’s insignias. So, I do my best to describe the patch I saw in a seeking post. Several days later, I get a hit.

Now, this part of the story’s a little sketchy in my mind. But, if I remember right, the person who replied sent one of his co-workers to escort me to the building his unit worked at. Once I get there, my liaison gives me the patch I desired. Didn’t say much else, but I was gracious, nonetheless.

Fast forward to 2006. I go through a box in my closet, and find it has several souvenirs from my tour of duty. However, after emptying the box, the patch I had coveted so much was not there. I’m thoroughly bummed. “Where else could it be,” I wonder?

Fast forward to today. I brought my laptop with me to school today–the same laptop I took overseas–in case a classmate of mine wanted to do some practice physics problems. When I started to unpack the laptop and put it back in place in my living room, something slips out.

There it is!!! My patch!

Submitted by Christian Tremblay, official SWAT Kats mascots from a press event during the show’s initial development/debut.