MatthewRC

Maybe it’s because of the depiction of the Grim Reaper.

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Whoa, Mama! That looks mighty awesome, if I do say so myself.

I would definitely do anything for that! Care to give a reason why it might not happen?

Too bad LEGO Overwatch is off the table for a theme revisit forever.

I’m hoping to buy the Krusty Burger set soon after it comes out!

Good question.

Actually, the last LEGO Looney Tunes product we got was the Road Runner and Wile E. Coyote BrickHeadz set back in 2022.

Is that voice actor Dan Castellaneta?

Niiiiiice! I wonder which Decepticon Cassettes will be included? I’m betting on Ravage and Laserbeak.

I’ll definitely buy it in order to support the theme’s sales.

Did anyone notice that Tom and Jerry BrickHeadz has been leaked on Discord? Edit: The images have been deleted.

And also dual-molded legs for Comic Book Guy and other characters!

Yeah, and this more recent baby minifigure body will come in handy for Maggie! https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?P=25128pb001#T=C

Ah, okay. Thanks for the clarification.

What does that mean? Is LEGO Looney Tunes discontinued?

The Powerpuff Girls is also worthy of a comeback! The only PPG products LEGO gave us were based on the failed 2016 reboot. Hopefully, we’ll get some sets based on the 1998 iteration!

Oh, sorry if I jumped to conclusions on this topic.

Scooby-Doo seems to be more likely than SpongeBob or anything Nickelodeon, mainly because LEGO gets along better with WB than with Nick.

I’m currently in the process of redoing the Utonium Residence project with more detail and other cool stuff! Stay tuned, everyone!

Should we close this thread in favor of a new thread named Looney Tunes General Discussion?

Soundwave was his name.

As much as I would love for LEGO to catch the Pokémon license, I’m still kind of jealous that Mega still has the license for it.

Yes, and more of LEGO Scooby-Doo as well! That theme was, and still is, deeply underrated!

The same goes for Mortal Kombat as well, even though it’s owned by Warner Bros., who have a great relationship with LEGO.