THELEGOBATMAN

(none of them are) This dude posted the most random, ridiculous leaks in half the 2023 threads.

What are you talking about? What's the point of discussing fake LEGO rumours on a set discussion forum

It's hilarious how you can make up the most random rumours, without any actual source or basis, and people will still somehow fall for those Guys, this is fake. This user started spreading the most ridiculous rumours in every theme topic.

The rumoured set number for the Endor Helmet is 75356, which is not the same as the Boushh one.

Boushh Helmet is probably one of my favourite helmets in general. So so well do done.

Oh they definitely have. LEGO pretty much isn't making any Sequels sets anymore. Still, Kylo Ren's recognition goes beyond the bad reputation of this trilogy. His helmet is iconic and really recognisable, and it would be a great addition to the helmet collection.

It'd definitely be challenging – although I meant Kylo Ren in general, not necessarily with his cracked helmet. He's one of the most popular Star Wars characters, his helmet would be in at least top 5 most popular ones from this universe. And for some weird reason, LEGO has done a Darktrooper helmet, but not a Kylo Ren one

Obviously it's real, how can you doubt that at this point Not a coincidence that a day after the list leaked, one of the minifigures from it was seen.

Surprising that they still haven't done this one. It seems like such a perfect choice.

Yeah, they are nice. I really like Captain Rex's one. Really good build. Captain Cody's has too many studs tho, especially above his visor.

That wasn't Kang tho, just a variant of him. Quantumania is marketed as this is THE Kang, the one with ah... the uh... the dynasty.

Obviously, because Quantumania is literally marketed as witness the beginning of a new dynasty (what a stupid tagline BTW ). Since the movie was announced, the thing they've been talking about is Kang. This movie introduces the main villain of The Multiverse Saga. That's how they're trying to sell it. As for Aquaman or The Flash, they're marketing them for what they are – an Aquaman movie, and a Flash movie. They haven't even mentioned any sort of connection to the bigger universe for Aquaman. As for The Flash, it includes Batfleck, and Keaton comes back, but for quite some time they've just been saying it's a Flash movie with Batman. It won't be the DCEU reset button, so they decided to use Keaton's Batman to sell it. My point being, Ant-Man is marketed as something that affects the wide universe, while Aquaman and The Flash are not (especially the former). They are just superhero movies.

Nah, no hard feelings. It was more of a rant about how some people stopped watching the movies foe the movie itself, and started caring only about the greater scheme of things, and how everything's connected, and what event A means for the future of movie B. And let's not kid ourselves — DCEU has been a mess since the beginning. After Justice League they literally stopped connecting the movies with each other. They were basically their own standalone things, which I really loved. So it's not like anything has changed since, hence I don't get the argument about not caring for Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom or The Flash because of DCEU being discontinued (even tho it hasn't been interconnected for quite some time).

That you're a prime example of how MCU has changed the way people watch movies. A movie should be a complete creation. You go to the cinema to watch it, you enjoy it or not, and leave with feelings about. Because of the MCU, people started perceiving movies differently. Instead of being complete creations, they are always previews for the next movie. People stop talking about the movie itself, and talk about its consequences on the whole universe. "Well, Quantumania was pretty mediocre, but whatever, because it introduced KANG, and *THAT* POST-CREDIT SCENE. I can't wait for what's next, even tho I don't really care for this movie!" And it just goes on and on and on, until a big event, and then the cycle repeats itself. Your statement clearly states that you're not actually excited about movies, but about the universe itself. The quality of it doesn't matter — the only things that matter are what it introduces to the universe, and what it means for the universe. I suppose you didn't like Joker, or The Batman?

Bruh, what a ridiculous statement Fr fr, they irreversibly ruined the way people perceive movies.

I think with a price like that, this set better include every tiny detail. They've got over 1500 pieces, and it seems like almost to much. If this set misses any key sections of this sequence, it will be pretty disappointing.

The next Ninjago magazine (the one after Dragon Jay) includes Vangelis (without any changes). That's fantastic. I suppose the next two will be Dragon Cole and Garmadon.

It's because the author uses really informal language, also mixing it with English words. Took the liberty of translating it more correctly (without changing too much tho, so it's still not well-written). 77012 Fighter Plane Chase The set includes three figures: Indiana Jones with an open jacket and a tie, a new hat mould, and an interesting faceprint, Henry Jones Senior, and a sand green fighter pilot with a classic pilot hat. In addition to a simple sand green plane, covered with stickers and with a printed airing, the set will also include a Speed Champions-esque Citroën with a chest in the back. 77013 Escape from the Lost Tomb It's a remake of a set from 2008 — 7621. The set depicts the tomb from the first Indiana Jones movie, where the Ark of the Covenant was hidden. The set includes four minifigures : Indiana Jones, Marion Ravenwood in her torn dress, Sallah, and a (brown) mummy. The tomb consists of two rooms — the main one with the Ark of the Covenant, golden arches, and walls covered with (stickered) hieroglyphs. There are two cat statues in the middle, one of them covering a secret passage. 77014 Temple of Doom Remake of a set from 2009 – 7199. The set includes six figures: Indiana Jones with an open shirt, Willie Scott, Short Round, Mola Ram, a Thugee cultist, and a Maharaja guard. In the middle there's a statue of a six-armed goddess, with a hatch for making sacrifices, and the whole build will be surrounded by tracks, on which there are two 2×4 mine carts. The background scenery of the build is basically just a rock. 77015 The Temple Escale Diorama The set will have a black frame as its base, like the ones from Star Wars dioramas, and include four minifigures: Indiana Jones (same as the one in 77013), Dr. René Émile Belloq with a revolver, a native with a printed loincloth on his legs and a necklace, and Satipo with a printed shirt and an interesting faceprint. The diorama consists of three parts: the entrance, the passage over the abyss, and the vault. The treasury includes a pedestal with a skull [the author confused the Idol with a skull, hence the confusion], and behind it there's a huge brickbuilt Idol face. The walls are brown and covered with weeds, and the whole thing is covered with a dome, at the top of which there's a light brick illuminating the Idol. Above the passage there is a ball made out of Technic pieces, and the whole tunnel uses grey pieces. The entrance to the cave uses dark orange pieces, with the addition of tan ones representing sand, and there's also a skeleton lying at the entrance. The sets release in April. The next four sets will release after the movie premieres.

That wouldn't work at all, since Stitch has to be small. He'd be bigger than a regular human with that torso.

Objectively speaking, sales.

I'm still not sure if this diorama needed to cost 150€. I mean, it feels kind of like overdoing it.

Rivendell is a leak as of now, so LEGO hasn't said anything. We know from retailers it's an Icons set tho. And no – it doesn't indicate in any way that the set will be microscale. Those facts are unconnected.

77015: The Temple Escape Diorama [18+] https://www.brickmerge.de/77015-1_lego-indiana-jones-the-temple-escape-diorama Everyone here guessed it right then.

Bruh, you're hopeless

It literally can't Theme is a concept which LEGO uses to sort sets by numbers, and give that information to retailers. BrickHeadz is a completely separate theme. Some of them are licensed, but they are still a part of that broader theme. Themes are sorted by set numbers. For example, as of now, Super Heroes sets use 762––, and follow up on those numbers consecutively. Star Wars uses 753––, Disney 432––, Harry Potter 764––, Jurassic World 769––, Ninjago 717––, and so on. We even know about Indiana Jones and Sonic the Hedgehog, which ARE new themes coming later this year (7701– and 7699–, respectively). BrickHeadz uses 406–– now, and so are the LotR ones. Icons uses 103––, and guess what set number Rivendell has? 10316. So, themes are actually sorted by set numbers. A single set CANNOT belong to multiple themes, because it has a certain set number assigned to it. If The Lord of the Rings returned as a theme, it would have had its own set numbers. It doesn't tho. This year's LotR sets are a part of different themes, which use various licenses — BrickHeadz and Icons.