All the while they dodge the Enforcers who are led by the militant Feral, and save the city day in and day out always on the brink of pure catastrophe under the clutches of various threats that include robotic Kats, alien beings, and Dark Kat. Constantly eluding the authorities which include the hapless mayor Manx and deputy Calico Briggs (the independent heroine of the series who is always in need of rescue but is hardly helpless), the Swat Kats come in for the save when the city needs them the most. "Swat Kats" is filled with an array of great villains, some of whom are branched off from the DC Comics mythos, particularly the metallikats, two mobsters with robotic shells prone to giving the Swat Kats a hard time.

There's also your typical B movie monster episodes with aliens and slugs, and blob monsters, all the while our two heroes are very entertaining to watch in and out of costume. And you can't underestimate the Pastmaster, a villain who is deadly and constantly giving the Swat Kats difficult times, threatening to bring the world to its knees. Obvious clones of Batman, the Swat Kats have an entertaining and wicked setting around them where they can live among junk, and use that scrap from the military to benefit their quest to fight against evil, donning their costumes and bad ass bandannas. This series set comes with the final three episodes never aired, and beyond that there is nothing here for anyone looking for special features. This is "Manufature on Demand" so there's no restoration, and no widescreen, but they are transferred from high quality masters without edits or truncation. Nostalgia buffs will probably find amusement in their favorite nineties show being on DVD finally, and for those waiting for a special edition, you'll have to wait a very long time. For what it promises, it's an excellent set for fans of the series, and for those with kids looking for nonviolent, action packed, entertainment, this is your best bet. You can't not love the Swat Kats.