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YEA! I'm making a Ninjago wishlist NOW! Alright, it's up!!!! wooo

Alright, it's cool the way it is. You really live up to your name doing this, you probably spent a ton of time on the video.

They were... At a store? wut?

Neat! Really looks nice. BUT it could use some touches. For instance, the rising walls coming out of the baseplate are one piece. You could have built a hill out of more pieces instead. That way, it would be more detailed and a hidden cave or defense feature could be implemented as well. The walls on the fortress could also be more unique, like one is chunked, one has a hole in it, another is taller, one is shorter. I don't think I will be building anything as good as this anytime soon, but you deserve to win. If you haven't given your creation yet, please consider my suggestions.

It does say wishes into nightmares. What would the ninja wish for? Zane is contempt with himself. Kai's cool. Jay would probably want Nya. And Cole would most likely want to be human again, but at the end they're like "nope!"

Nice! Put this on Lego Ideas or something! Just kidding. But still, it's really good.

Every single Marvel minifigure made (with the exception of minifigs that were made prior to) after the Lego Marvel Superheroes video game, was just BAD. In my opinion. I don't know if they were trying to be faithful to the original appearance, or what. Compare any of the minifigs made post-LMS, and the in-game version is better. I will list just a few examples: Storm. I felt like they were lazy on this one. The design resembles the original version. BUT they tried to make it look... I don't know... Real. And the "cape" design was also pretty lazy. They just could have made a new cape mold that is one piece, and attaches to the hand, like the game (kind of). Whatever they did to her, the video game variant is much better and why they didn't make one is beyond me. Cyclops. The costume looks like it doesn't have enough thought put into it. Lego has made another version in their game, with an extremely similar one, but they made their own, and it looks quite bad. All it is a generic muscle torso with a printed belt, yellow hip and blue legs. The game version has some nice yellow lines going down the torso, hip and legs, a more visually pleasing yellow belt, two yellow boot lines and a better looking silver visor. I have no idea why they didn't use this version, it would have been perfect. The Green Goblin. This one is straight up visually displeasing, especially when it's compared to the game version. Go look up pictures yourself, I don't need to explain this one. Lego is making an official Green Goblin minifigure? Good. It will probably be lackluster, but at least it will be better than what Juniors has going on. Sandman. His minifig isn't bad, but that's him in sandy mode. They should have given out two torsos, one with full shirt and one without. With that, stop motioners can only depict fights, not sandman plotting in a chair. And the list probably continues. My wishlist are these fixed minifigs. Why can't they just design every minifig the make that was in the game from now on, like how it was there, it's not hard... Movie versions are accurate to the films, so they're automatically good. Yes, I know that not ALL minifigs here are bad. But MAN these ones... The sad thing is, DC doesn't have this problem... At all. Some minifigs could look better, but they're never terrible. I don't know why...

How about sets based on the actual Teen Titans show? Not the GO stuff CN is pulling (when will it end). This way, Deathstroke can have a mask instead of cloth hood. And there can be a Terra minifig. Aaand, Robin will look good for once (excluding the one that was based off Arkham City and the New 52 one), since the Jokerland Robin isn't even original; You can make it yourself. There isn't any proof (yet) that Lego is making these off Teen Titans GO! yet, and they will probably make Raven similar to the Lego Batman 3 version, just like Starfire looks like the LB3 version. So I still have hopes on this. 1. T-Ship chase: Features the T-ship, with a Robin Cycle that can come out of the bottom (Robin Cycle is accurate to show's). Includes Starfire, Cyborg, 2 robot commandos and Red X. 2. Slade Showdown: Features Slade's lair, with working connecting technic gear platforms. Comes with Robin, Raven, Mammoth big-fig, and Slade (Metal mask, with minifigure head as another mask). 3. Titan Tower Ambush: Includes the Titan Tower, with a split feature. Tower is wide enough to house things like TV room, Kitchen, and room, and working pull up from behind elevator. Features Terra, Beast Boy, Jinx, Gizmo and Brother Blood. And there you have it, all the Team, in just 3 $40-$100 sets. By the way, I forgot to mention, they must look EXACTLY like the Teen Titans characters. Otherwisse, we'd already have them in Jokerland. The Titans would have actual eyes. Now I know, They're looked down upon since The Clone Wars, but Lego HAS done decsnt looking figures with real eyes. I don't mean everyone have huge Exo Force eyes. Only Starfire, Beast Boy, Terra, Jinx and Raven need them. The rest still need real eyes, but less bigger. Robin doesn't need eyes, but he does need a different mask, to look like the one from the show. Ahh, the suits. They would be recolored and not like Robin's from Jokerland. They obviously wouldn't be the same (Cyborg looks nothing like in Teen Titans). And that's what's on my future wishlist.

Why can't movies be original? This is just the same old "loser becomes star/saves the world" thing, it's just ratchet and clank. And the humor combined with the visual style just makes it even more generic. I won't be checking it out, wouldn't be surprised if it stays true to the tradition of generally bad movies based off video games either.

Gets the point across pretty well. I have a feeling this will be popular. Make sure to edit when the next season comes out.

Nah. By now they're probably aware of all the folks complaining about it.

Really? Who said it? (i'm not being mean, I actually want to know who said that. Link maybe?) Fan theories have no point if they have no chance of being true. Is there a chance this is true? You missed the point. It's never stated in the show how the overlord virus came by. I'm trying to say that Terrabyte had interaction in Ninjago City by transferring a virus. And I believe that the Ultra Agents app is canon, because the story is similar, it's just fleshing out the UA story more, like the six Ninjago mini movies did for season 1. It's doesn't need to be stated as canon because it is, And no one said it wasn't. And in the comic, Terrabyte is clearly having some sort of involvement with the virus. I was just pointing out that the hack virus does the same thing, meaning their tech works the same way. The reason Astor City doesn't have flying cars is because New Ninjago City has magnetic rails, and Astor doesn't because Ninjago City has more cash to spare than them. How would they know they even came from elemental masters? They would know eventually. The ninja knew eventually. Remember, the power is in them the entire time. They only way they could use it is if they unlock their full potential. When they were turned evil, their powers were prematurely revealed, thus damaging Tox's face and turning Invizable permanently invisible, forcing their powers out of them. Nya did this as well. When she was infected, she preformed spinjitzu when she hadn't even learned it yet. Besides, those two characters are not so popular with the city folk, so it's likely when they went to Ninjago City they would want to be a bit less conspicuous. And their names aren't that off from their real ones. Tox is a nickname of Toxikita. I bet the agents call her that. And Paleman, is trying to be less noticeable. In fact, he probably turned invisible as he was walking to the docks of Ninjago City. Going to try to say this as nicely as possible, but there's more proof and connection than theory and speculation.

Lloyd DX would look better (to me anyway) if he just had the original green hood. Since everyone wants to use it with Lloyd's first suit.

Calm down, i'm also using the Ultra Agents app. (why I put this here.) This is a theory, since Lego didn't (I think) say it was true. But it really could if the right evidence was shown to them. In Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu, around season 5, characters from Ultra Agents are seen participating in the Tournament of Elements. You could say that they were just cameos since Lego needed more participants, but there could be something else happening. People from Ultra Agents started appearing in season 5, after Rebooted, which is Ninjago's technological golden age, with New Ninjago City. Know where else is a high tech city? Why of course Astor City. Astor city isn't inside Ninjago's main continent, it's on the coast, which means it's either on it's own island with Astor city in it or it's on the coast of Ninjago. Why else are all the villains attacking Astor and not the other cities? How they exist is that while (this is canon) antimatter was working on his staff, it's antimatter corrupted him. Where has that been shown to happen? A dark matter that turns things evil? Hmm? Antimatter's specialty is using anitmatter to open portals. The overlord is associated with dark matter as well, and he can make portals too. Not saying they're the same, just saying that antimatter is related to both places. The Overlord can possess people, and Antimatter was turned evil by the antimatter, and he needed to be purified of it to return back to normal. Just like like Nya, and three of five ninja. Why do you think Antimatter dresses in purple, the same color of this corrupted substance? Antimatter itself probably exists in two forms. A plasma form (found in the Dark Island) and the one Antimatter uses. The techified zappy version. How did Lux get his hands on it, and no one else? He made a trip there. Get this, Antimatter also says that each person has a balance of good and evil, and he wants to create a world where everything is evil (destroy the balance and create a nation, eventually the world, in his image). Hmm? And, he thinks doing this will help his villains reach their "(evil) potential". The ones that just got turned evil. So I guess after Antimatter is defeated, the villains become anti-heroes or are still villains and go to the tournament, for glory (or noodles). Invizable's overuse of his light bending permanently turned him invisible. Some canon proof is, in the Ultra agents app, Terrabyte is implied to have transferred or at least helped transfer the Overlord virus to Borg Industries. The Ultra Agents app, I believe, is canon to the Ultra Agents story. A tech associated guy. The overlord virus can make his face show up on every screen. Terrabyte did the exact same thing when he hacked downtown. That's all the proof that I have for now. If any of this sounds familiar, it may have been from Joshuad17 on Deviantart, who makes human variants of Lego minifigures. He turned it from speculation to possibility with actual proof. He brought up the proof about the Overlord virus, and how the Overlord and Antimatter both dress with purple. The other stuff is from me. Do you agree? Why or why not?

I saw NRG Jay a ton of times, but chose Lloyd instead. If you couldn't get them in your state, couldn't you order?

Original sensei Wu or Lloyd.

Nothing did. People kept telling me to stop as a teen, but they just didn't understand. They still don't. Hopefully the Temple of Airjitzu will change that lol.

Ghoultar is Whyplash confirmed So, Ghoultar wears a cloak over his skeleton costume? If the cloak thing is removed, you can see ripped cloth and what must be a ribcage. Why would he go through so much work to hide it? Wrayth covers himself in wraps and chains. Coincidence? A maelstorm skeleton? I have no idea.

To be honest, I looked REEALLY close at it and it both versions seem to have... Stitches?

NICE! Also, could you guys maybe take a picture from above? It would make it look like a map.

It's great for a first try! Keep learning building techniques by getting various Lego sets (caves, HQ's) and you'll be a master! You're doing better than me when I got Lego anyway...

Thanks! And speaking of the mountain shrine set, did you know you can place the sword of fire on top of the two scorpions? It might not help, but I don't know where else to put this info...

Anyone think the sketetons and ghosts are related? Cursed souls go to the cursed realm, and evil people (for Samukai and Wyplash to use) go to the underworld? Samukai says "I knew your sorry bones would find their way to my domain one day" to Garmadon, so he knew? And Ghoultar is clearly a skeleton. So why isn't he a general in the Underworld?

Has anyone tried combining 4 Spinjitzu Dojo sets to create one from the show? Well, I guess it would be easier to make an MOC... However, a super battle arena sounds cool too.

Well yeah, Jestro's creepy and those bro cyclops things aren't bad either. I was just talking about the lava puddle things, which are goofier. Sorry. The skeletons actually weren't bad, since six of them did manage to tussle with Nya, and another time when six of them (maybe the same ones?) almost took down Kai. The only really goofy ones are Kruncha and Nuckal. The rest of them are only goofy when they lose their body parts or are running for their lives, which is normal. Other than that, they pull off a solid job, doing things like jumpscaring Cole and capturing Jay and Zane. In the third season, they looked pretty imposing, using their arms as weapons. But yeah, Jestro's probably gonna be the creepiest. Even his weapon looks scary. Let's hope he does a good job of being a joker-esque villain, it's all I want.