The Aquabats - Band Members

Band Members

**The Aquabats lineups**
(only official members listed)
(1994–1995) Revenge of the Midget Punchers and Bat Boy demo tapes	The Caped Commander— vocals The Brain— guitar Gumby— guitar Crash McLarson— bass Cat Boy— trumpet Prince Adam— trumpet Nacho— keyboards Roddy B.— drums
(1995–1997) The Return of The Aquabats	The Caped Commander— vocals The Brain— guitar Chain Saw— guitar Crash McLarson— bass Cat Boy— trumpet Prince A.— trumpet Nacho— keyboards Roddy B.— drums
(1997–1998) The Fury of the Aquabats!	The Bat Commander— vocals Ultra Kyu— guitar, other strings Chainsaw the Prince of Karate— guitar Crash McLarson— bass Catboy— trumpet, other brass, organ Prince Adam— trumpet, synthesizer Jaime the Robot— saxophone, other brass and winds, keyboards The Baron von Tito— drums
(1998–2000) The Aquabats vs. the Floating Eye of Death! Myths, Legends, and Other Amazing Adventures, Vol. 2	The M.C. Bat Commander— vocals The Mysterious Kyu— guitar Chainsaw Karate— guitar Crash McLarson— bass Catboy— trumpet Prince Adam— trumpet, harpsichord The Robot— woodwinds, keyboards Doctor Rock- drums
(2000–2002) live shows only	The MC Bat Commander— vocals Chainsaw the Prince of Karate— guitar Crash McLarson— bass Catboy— trumpet Prince Adam— trumpet, guitar The Robot— saxophone, keyboards Doctor Rock— drums
(2002-2004) Serious Awesomeness! DVD Yo! Check Out This Ride! EP	MC Bat Commander— vocals Chainsaw, Prince of Karate— guitar Crash McLarson— bass Prince Adam— trumpet, guitar, keyboards The Robot— saxophone, keyboards Ricky Fitness— drums
(2004–2006) Charge!!	MC Bat Commander— vocals Chainsaw— guitar Crash McLarson— bass Jimmy the Robot— keyboards Ricky Fitness— drums
(2006–current) Radio Down! Hi-Five Soup!	MC Bat Commander— vocals Eagle "Bones" Falconhawk— guitar Crash McLarson— bass Jimmy the Robot— keyboards, saxophone Ricky Fitness— drums

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