MatthewRC

Sorry to revive this thread, but is there a tutorial on how to build a 6 studs-by-6 studs dome?

FYI, LEGO Ideas allows Samurai Jack projects in case you want to submit one. Other than that, this is awesome!

Remember when LEGO made Powerpuff Girls sets in 2018 (which were based on the 2016 reboot)? Well, I've decided to create an original product idea based on the 1998 PPG's! My product idea is based on the Utonium Residence from the original 1998 iteration, and includes the following minifigs: Blossom Bubbles with Octi Buttercup Professor Utonium Mojo Jojo Fuzzy Lumpkins HIM Sedusa Not to mention, there are also quite a bit of Easter eggs scattered throughout the model! The reason why I made this project is because The Powerpuff Girls are making another comeback in the future (with Craig McCracken involved this time). Feel free to give my project your support. Sharing it across the World Wide Web will also mean a lot to me. Project Link: The Powerpuff Girls: Utonium Residence

I’ve heard people say this before. However, Mega hasn’t done any minifig-scale Pokémon sets yet.

Speaking of which, I wonder how long Mega’s license will last?

Wow. How did Nickelodeon treat LEGO badly?

Or it could be both Eastern and Western animation at the same time.

Such a clever MOC! I also created my own meme from an episode of Ed, Edd n Eddy that pokes fun at Disney’s live-action remakes on YouTube! Disney Milking Live-Action Remakes Like Ed, Edd n Eddy Sorry for going off-topic, but I was inspired by your LEGO MOC to share my meme.

Yes, it does. Actually, it was adapted from a Japanese series Beast King Go-Lion before World Events Productions edited and dubbed it into English for Western audiences.

Ohhhh, boy. If I had the cash, I would buy two copies. One to build the Ocarina of Time version, and the other for Breath of the Wild.

I don't mean to revive this thread after two years of inactivity, but according to LEGO Ideas, Looney Tunes is still considered an active license. Please lock this thread if necessary.

Very true! Also, without LEGO Avatar, those long minifigure arms & legs would not have made a comeback. We might as well be glad that LEGO decided to reintroduce those long minifig limbs after over a decade.

I'm familiar with that user, and I look forward to seeing info on more LEGO Transformers sets!

Excellent, yeeeeeesssssssss!!

Really??? I hope it'll be Beast Wars!