MatthewRC

I was actually referring to the HBO Max streaming service, not HBO. HBO Max official website

Well, there are new Looney Tunes cartoons that are just like the old cartoons on HBO Max! I'd recommend watching them!

@sunhuntin, now you're talking! I grew up watching that show along with countless other 90's kids!

Whenever Mega Construx's Pokémon license expires and LEGO picks it up, I've found a useful part from 71369 Bowser's Castle Boss Battle Expansion Set that could come in handy for Blastoise! https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?P=67929 This part was used for Bowser's shell, so I thought it would be useful for making Blastoise and other Pokémon.

Are you referring to this LEGO Ideas project? Avatar: The Last Airbender by Minibrick Productions

Exactwy.

Given the fact that the reintroduced LEGO Harry Potter theme is succeeding and that we're apparently getting a Looney Tunes CMF, I think you stand corrected. LEGO's jump to Universal only concerns theatrical movies and some other stuff.

I wish LEGO could reintroduce those arms & legs with dual-moulded colors, that would be amazing! Oh, and I wonder if we’ll get a Looney Tunes D2C set as well?

That's because those characters were based on The Looney Tunes Show from 2011.

Tom & Jerry is apparently Hanna-Barbera. *sigh* If only Jack Skellington would have utilized the extended arms & legs from Toy Story in 2010.

Now, this is something to look forward to! Yeah, I’m hoping LEGO will give all Looney Tunes characters new-mold head pieces, especially the human characters.

There’s also variants of Looney Tunes characters! Like Duck Dodgers and Green Loontern for Daffy Duck, for example.

I’d personally love to see an updated minifigure of Doctor Doom with dual-molded arms & legs and the new hood piece from the most recent Star Wars Episode IV Obi-Wan Kenobi minifigure.

If there’s one nostalgic Cartoon Network intellectual property that I want in LEGO form, that would be Courage the Cowardly Dog. I’m quoting this post because the Bagge Farmhouse would make a great 18+ D2C set, and Cartoon Network seems to have a very nice relationship with LEGO. BTW, I’ve heard rumors of a direct-to-DVD Scooby-Doo/Courage the Cowardly Dog movie coming in 2021! https://scoobysnax1.weebly.com/blog/two-new-scooby-doo-films-announced-for-2020-and-2021 What do you guys think?

Definitely this! In fact, it’d pretty much be the only way to get LEGO Futurama sets.

Well, LEGO Harry Potter CMF Series 2 apparently includes a martini glass, Butter Beer and references to gambling. I saw them in the CMF Series’ checklist/instructions sheet on posted on Instagram.

Now I’d like to see more licensed themes in LEGO Legacy in the future, especially Scooby-Doo, Doctor Who and Back to the Future! In addition, a stand-alone LEGO Ghostbusters video game would be awesome! It could cover all three installments, including the upcoming Ghostbusters: Afterlife movie.

I intended to make Aku a brick-built 3-in-1 rebuildable model.

Hey, everyone. I've come up with a new LEGO Ideas project based on Cartoon Network/Adult Swim's Samurai Jack and have been trying to design a 3-in-1 rebuildable brick built Aku. I was successfully able to make the minifigure of Samurai Jack himself, but now I need to get started on Aku. I'm using BrickLink Stud.io, BTW. I was planning to have Aku's other two forms a scorpion and a falcon that he can be rebuilt into, and I've never designed a 3-in-1 rebuildable LEGO model before. If anyone wants to help me with this product idea, feel free to collaborate with me! Here's my Samurai Jack minifigure I rendered! Would anyone like to help me?

Another revival for Hulu, and optionally Disney+!

Yeah, LEGO could give Bender a crowbar and a diamond instead.

Yes! Especially now that Mega Construx has seemingly lost the Futurama license.

Now, I would love to see Codename: Kids Next Door get the LEGO treatment! In fact, I made a LEGO Ideas project of brick-built Sector V Operatives that was sadly unsuccessful due to lack of popular support.

Also, LEGO being strongly against military-related objects and the cancellation of the 42113 Bell Boeing V-22 Osprey set would nix the chances of LEGO Metal Gear ever happening. Don't forget that most Metal Gear video games are rated M for Mature.

Oh, and I have another dream idea for a new licensed LEGO product! Courage the Cowardly Dog: The Bagge Farmhouse From my perspective, this one would be a Direct-to-Consumer set (similar to the Modular Houses) and would include the following minifigures. Courage (using a new-mold headpiece, standard minifigure torso & arms, and short “mini legs” Muriel Bagge (using a new-mold headpiece, torso and large minifigure arms similar to Rubeus Hagrid’s, Large minifigure arms; dual-molded standard minifigure legs with black boots pattern would be fine for Muriel) Eustace Bagge (using a new-mold headpiece and detachable hat, as well as reintroducing the extended minifigure arms and legs from Toy Story back in 2010) Di Lung (the Asian punk guy) with a flask accessory as seen in the Season 2 episode, “Courage the Fly” (could utilize a recolored Beast Boy hairpiece from the LEGO Dimensions Teen Titans Go Team Pack) The Weremole (new-mold body with removable Technic pin arms, similar to the Angry Birds Movie minifigures) Courage’s Computer and Eustace’s Truck would also be crucial to this set. Even though I found out the hard way that LEGO Ideas won’t allow submissions based on Courage the Cowardly Dog for absurd reasons, LEGO can still internally consider making Courage the Cowardly Dog in LEGO form! I discovered that in the LEGO Ideas guidelines. After all, LEGO and Cartoon Network seem to have a very good licensing partnership. What do y’all think of this idea?