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  1. BaneShake
    Oh no. Wolverine Batman? Sharkmouth? Hello Man? Was 30 seconds of googling that hard? That was painful to read.
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    Sadly, the Tennessee Tri-cities Target stores I have visited have no CMFs out yet, but I didn't come away empty-handed; the Scuttler was available in the Kingsport store! I'd be willing to be individual #2, if someone with access to getting a full box is available.
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    This one is definitely my favorite so far! :D
  4. BaneShake
    Unexpected, but welcome. I really hope these are easy to get.
  5. BaneShake
    Eraser's tiny head doesn't bother me as much with the new pictures added recently. Is that just me?
  6. BaneShake
    Here's a collection of different suits for Mistah J: Dressed to Impress by Charlie Griffin, on Flickr
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    There are now so many new villains I want that there's no way they'll all be included in sets, which just makes me angrier at the Wicked Witch's inclusion.
  8. BaneShake
    Here's a non-purist use of the mad scientist's pieces for Hugo Strange. Hugo Strange by Charlie Griffin, on Flickr
  9. BaneShake
    And here's some actual unique characters: Ragman by Charlie Griffin, on Flickr Bronze Tiger by Charlie Griffin, on Flickr Amanda Waller by Charlie Griffin, on Flickr Ratcatcher by Charlie Griffin, on Flickr The Mad Hatter by Charlie Griffin, on Flickr
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    Xenomorph by Charlie Griffin, on Flickr Technically, Aliens aren't just videogame characters, but this one was heavily influenced by Alien: Isolation, so I figured it would be worth posting here.
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    Xenomorph by Charlie Griffin, on Flickr Here's the titular creature from Alien.
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    More of purist tweaks than a new character, but I've finally put together a Penguin I'm really happy with. Clockwork Penguins by Charlie Griffin, on Flickr Previous head and gloves on the new body. Simple as that.
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    That face is perfect. I'm going to have to order a coupe extra so the other suits can have it too!
  14. BaneShake
    C'moooon Polka-Dot Man, show up with Two-Face. Don't let me down, TLG.
  15. BaneShake
    Alright. Standard appearance or any particular adaptation?
  16. BaneShake
    Which version of Red Hood? That name applies to multiple characters with multiple costumes for each.
  17. BaneShake
    Updated expectation: The Lego Ninjago Movie game. Unlike TLBatmanM, which will be in Dimensions, TLNM seems unlikely for dimensions, as so many characters are already in there. Since the theme has been ongoing for many years now, it is ripe for characters (nowadays I doubt you could get a new game without 100+ characters since they all have so many in the current games), and wouldn't be that far-fetched either.
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    I want an official Lego Space game. Make it a 3rd person shooter (they could build off of the Force Awakens' shootouts if need be) full of classic and more modern minifigures from the various space lines, like Space Police or Alien Conquest, add in other sci-fi themes' characters like Alpha Team or Ultra Agents, and boom: they just got $60 outa me.
  19. BaneShake
    Ooh, noice. I wanted to play this game, but I had no desire to buy a Wii U for it. Now I won't have to. Huehuehue.
  20. BaneShake
    Again, though, most of Batman's villains, especially in "classic" setups, have themes they commit crime around. The main reasons these guys are together? A combination of how their screentime goes and how narketing thinks they will best attract sales. Maybe they all cling onto Riddler's car in the chase scene.
  21. BaneShake
    True, but a large percentage of Batvillains have play-on-word names, so it may just be coincidental.
  22. BaneShake
    To be unfair, maybe this figure is exclusive because it's laced with a mind-altering radiation that makes you susceptible to Illuminati mind control. You never know.
  23. BaneShake
    From what I've seen, Bane is a hybrid of his usual luchador outfit with his Dark Knight Rises design.
  24. BaneShake
    That's just too weird. I love obscure silver-age villains, that's great. Anything and everything DC is welcome. But I am not buying a huge set for Wizard of Oz when it sounds like there is only one new DC minifigure in the mix. I have far too many characters I would like to see officially appear in what may be their only chance to appear. Crossovers made sense for "The Lego Movie" because Lego covers so many brands. But "The Lego Batman Movie" implies one brand by title. Maybe I'm just grumpy after having to deal with relatives for far too long today.
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    Not an impossible guess, but I'd guess against it.
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