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When it comes to TLoZ, I think quite a few fans of the original NES games might appreciate the original game map done as a wall mount.

I mentioned before about how the newer sets are making it so we can see the timeline progression of Lego City becoming the visions of it's future that were made in the past. This is a step towards just about all of them. I see a progression to Mars Mission, Life on Mars, Classic Space, Futuron, Exploriens, Ice Planet 2002, and even M:Tron and Spyrius with some color swaps.

That was TNG. I see plenty of potential in this series. Since I have no problem dismantling my minifigs, and use their parts in non-standard ways, the complete design of any minifig doesn't matter as much as if the parts can be used for multiple things.

With all the Witcher memes out there, Lego had to join in.

I doubt we'll see a license from actual Japanese anime/manga because the nudity, and gore, standards are quite different from what is acceptable in western countries. The closest recent licensed theme to historic anime was Disney's Raya and the Last Dragon, which only got three sets and a hard-to-find polybag (wasn't even on the US S@H). Monkie Kid seems to be underperforming its debut wave numbers, so it could be on the way out. There is room for something new, but anything they create would have to contend with Ninjago.

Historic Anime, no, but they did Exo-Force.

The way I see it, they are trying to create a timeline logic for the Lego world in which the modern style space suits of City Space become the various designs of the Future Space themes. The design for the Creator Space torsos are closer to the timeline point of Mars Mission, and the set builds fall somewhere between that and City Space. Think of it like progression of design aesthetic in Star Trek.

King Bob-omb looks like he is built with an old bead from a pen/keychain (parts that had slightly too small studs and anti-studs), I don't remember seeing a part matching that shape anywhere else. If someone has, let me know.

I'd hope they try to do Grendel attacking the Mead Hall from Beowulf.

On the subject of digital builds: the rotation tool should be the one you use most often. I spend hours just working out dynamic fig posing. Sometimes that work can give me story ideas that add to character development. Just a 22 degree turn of the head can set an eye line for the fig which creates a side tangent about where they are looking.

The key appears to be Pearl Light Gold, and the frog could be Flat Dark Gold or Reddish Gold. Metallic Gold isn't easy to mistake.

And probably some Spidey vs Morbius comic/cartoon sets to coincide with Sony's Morbius next year.

I've pointed it out before, but I'll do so again here. White Vision would be a good addition to an updated Unitron theme.

I mentioned this on IG, on a leaked image of the character: White Vision could easily fit in with an updated Unitron theme. I am a Marvel fan, but don't actually express that through my Lego builds. Some characters only have one or two parts that I want, while others I could repurpose (like the aforementioned White Vision) in near completion. This is on par with most other CMFs.

Pumba in hula skirt, with Timon microfig Rafiki with staff Disco Goofy from An Extremely Goofy Movie X-Games Max from same Bernard from Rescuers and Rescuers Down Under Miss Bianca from same I can keep going.