Razor with his Crossbow

T-Bone with his "Flying Fist"

Dark Kat with his "Extra Death Ray"

Dr. Viper with his "Slime Gun"

While there are reports of an official poster, no image has ever surfaced. The image pictured here has been identified as the poster in the past, but it instead seems to be an advertisement. This one in particular was published in the Daily Variety trade magazine.
Image and information contributed by Matt Fiske.

Attack of the Giant Bacteria
A poster I bought off Ebay. It is not the official printed SWAT Kat poster. I can't confirm if this is true or not, but the fellow I bought it from claimed this poster was only one of two. Presumably, it is the only copy from the original. The original being a piece of original artwork the Tremblay brothers, who created SWAT Kats, presented to Hanna-Barbera in pitching the series to them. This copy is signed with signatures that do match up to the Tremblay brothers' signatures as I've seen them elsewhere on-line. It is not for sale.

Yes, there was a SWAT Kats Super Nintendo game. If you'd like to know about the SNES game, I recommend visiting The SWAT Kats Encyclopedia and Strike's SK Zone (look under "S-Files/Images"). Additionally, RVG Fanatic has an in-depth review of the game under "SNES Reviews" (includes mild profanity).

A SWAT Kats handheld game. I have never seen this game in person, so everything I know about it comes from the image provided and what its packaging says. It seems to involve fighting giant insects. Image contributed by Matt Fiske.

Around June or July of 1997, Carl's Jr. released SWAT Kat kids meals as part of their "Cool Combos for Kids". The toys consisted of four PVC figures. The four toys were named: Screamin' Squadron Plane, Sock'em Kats, Radical Ride and Blaster Chair.
(References: Screen Source presents: Fast Food Promotions 1996 - present and McToystore.com. Thanks to Frosta McCloud and Sony Cherian, who found these sites and brought them to my attention.)

White Castle also had SWAT Kat toy tie-ins. From Brandweek issue 7, page 14, Feb 14, 1994:

The White Castle fast food chain launched a kid's meal promotion in early April. They (White Castle) offered one of nine different plastic SWAT Kat launchers, along with one of three different decals as premiums in its "Kids Castle Meal." The ad support lasted for six weeks.
The White Castle announcement was made along with a Remco toy tie-in. It would unveil the line SWAT Kat action figures, playsets and vehicles at the Toy Fair in New York.

I only have images of three of the SWAT Kat launchers featuring T-Bone, Razor and Callie. For additional images of these, visit The SWAT Kats Encyclopedia under "Exclusives".
Article contributed by David Benbaruj and images courtesy Felonykat.

Cartoon Network released the first season theme/opening title, along with 37 other themes from series they air, on the CD "Cartoon Medley: A Hearty Serving".

This was sent to me, and I honestly have no idea as to its origins. It seems to be a bicycle safety pamphlet featuring the SWAT Kats either distributed by Murray and The Sports Authority or perhaps sold with Murray bicycles. If you have any information on it, please e-mail me.
Image contributed by Sony Cherian.

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