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A new face print with covered mouth would also fix that, but yeah, I kind of agree.

Helmets are a very nice but kinda oversized mould. As for the ninjas, it's a mixed bag. I love Jay's torso, Lloyd's is okay, and Cole's straight-up sucks, I hate his chest plate print. Maaray Guards look great, I love the colour scheme. Still not a fan of underwater creature choice tho.

That's why I said might, as we haven't actually seen all 3 of those sets together.

Saying that new style for Hogwarts set might look better together when connected, last 3 years style looked better on its own. Prime example being this year's bathroom - it looks hideous as a standalone build, but will fit in perfectly with other sets. Another example is Room of Requirement - it looks great on it's own, but connecting it to other Hogwarts sets doesn't really work. In conclusion, I think they should balance those 2 ideas - being able to connect all those sets (without them looking like a line of random buildings) and sets looking good on their own (unlike the cube shaped bathroom).

Why do people always need to make some weird theories about obviousl topics? Why would he do that? Why would he tell us that it's not MCU based when it's MCU based?

I mean it totally makes sense. FalconFan implied that the D2C is not based on MCU (which based on his previous hints we can take as a confirmation), which resulted in people losing interest in the set. Sure, I guess all of us still want to see what it is and how it looks, but when it comes to buying the set, whether it's good or not, a lot of us just decided not to.

Why would we assume otherwise? Not only Korg isn't really a prominent character in Marvel comics, but also: a) he's more orange than grey and b) his head is round, not sharp.

Exactly what I'm doing. Even tho I am a Marvel fan as whole, not only MCU, non-MCU based sets are just too inconsistent. MCU movies are so interconnected, that you could display every MCU set since 2012 and it would look great. Comic sets just change their theme every year, like Ultimate Spider-Man, then regular kinda comic Spider-Man, and then the new version of Spider-Man. Also, they are usually just lesser in quality.

Not MCU? That means 2 thing, one of them good, another rather not. Bad news is I completely lost my interest in the D2C. It could still be a really cool set, but probably not something I'd even consider buying. Good news? That means Korg appears in June sets, which means that at least one of them is MCU based.

November 26th, apparently.

Oh no. I suppose this could mean two things - either the quality of the sets themselves is not good, or that the choices for the sets are not good. I suppose (although I might be wrong) that your source provided you just the descriptions of the sets - that would mean that the latter option is much more likely, and that is much worse (failing at choosing the sets).

The point is, it's not a spoiler. When Disney wants to keep something a secret, they succeed - and if not, it leaks only days before the thing itself releases (like Endgame or TRoS leaks). Baby Yoda is the best example - they didn't want it to leak, and it didn't. If information about a character from a series that's coming no sooner than 2023 comes out right now, that means that Disney doesn't want to keep it a secret.

I'm talking about main characters. Sure, there are character like Pixal or Misako, but what does it matter anyway if they don't appear in sets?

You can't just expect people not to talk about exciting rumours. If a thing like this is rumoured at least 2 years before the series itself releases, then it cannot be considered a spoiler. Same goes for Ahsoka, she was rumoured MONTHS before S2 released.

Oh boy! I totally forgot about that set

Those 3 are nowhere near as popular as the ones I mentioned tbh.

If we were to listen only to Marvel, we wouldn't know much about movies. It's easier if we compare this to Lego: Lego officially revealing a set is like Marvel officially announcing something. Someone leaking official images of Lego sets is like THR or Variety confirming something. Getting set descriptions / info is like Daniel RPK or other scooper.

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Doc Ock and Electro are officially confirmed tho (well maybe not by Marvel themselves, but that's not what an official confirmation is). Green Goblin is basically confirmed by the same sources that confirmed Doc Ock, and Sandman is heavily rumoured. According to DanielRPK (as reliable as a scooper can get, kind of like Guyon or FalconFan of movie news world) there are also 3 more unknown villains.

That's what I'm saying, Spider-Man villains are just Spider-Man villains. When six of them come together to fight Spider-Man then it's Sinister Six.

Most of elemental powers are already taken thanks to season 4. If it's happen, I'd rather them focus on their skills, not powers. For example one of them is a master if blades, another is a master of fighting art, another is master of stealth and so on... Oh and more female characters, as of now the ratio is 1 out of 6, let's get it to like at least 2 out of 5.

Imagine that they reach like 20th season, and then the creators decide that it's time for their story as ninjas to be over. But then we get something called The Legacy of Ninjago (or whatever) where we see the main ninjas being grown-ups, and for example 2 of them (like Lloyd and Cole) train a new generation of warriors, but this time instead ninjas maybe something like samurais? Or just random warriors who give Mortal Kombat vibes (not one specific thing like ninjas or samurais).

I mean by that logic most Spider-Man villains are part of Sinister Six lol.

A Spider-Man set without Spider-Man? Right.

Imagine a 20€ Spider-Man set with just 3 villains