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Our boi is asking Lego for a Red Hood minifigure in the year 2025.

Apparently you don’t realize how big his booty actually is.

Theoretically, sure. In theory, Lego and DC could decide to produce a mech for anyone they want from Batman to Blue Snowman. IMO, Supergirl and Green Lantern seem more likely than anyone else next year just because they’re both getting projects. But a mech isn’t a guarantee.

As someone who slipped on the Lego auto-morbile, fell down the stairs, and died, I find your unwarranted comment to be hateful and insensitive. 😡

It’s a DC set. We’ll be lucky if it actually releases.

We’re apparently getting a Schumacher Batcave, so I don’t think we can rule out TASM or Venom sets.

If that’s true, it’s probably either 76320 or 76322 since similar sets are usually grouped together. So, just to amend my speculative list: 76317 - Sentinel 76319 - 4+ Avengers comic set 76320 - Sony Spider-Man set (Green Goblin glider?) 76322 - Spider-Man set with Mr Negative 76324 - Age of Ultron Quinjet 76325 - another battle diorama, maybe TheGuardians vs Abilisk or Avengers vs Thanos on Titan

I’m of the opposite mentality here. I think Lego will stretch out the Raimi sets over the next few years. It’s rare when we do get Legacy sets (which is technically what this is) that they give us more than one set per film series (for example, the Iron Man films have each gotten a Legacy set, but there’s been years between each set’s release), with the Avengers movies being the only exception (because it’s The Avengers).

I’m not entirely sure how reliable this list is, https://www.brickfanatics.com/lego-2025-sets-confirmed-rumoured/#marvel2025 (I know a lot of this info has been reported by other sources, but I don’t remember seeing the prices anywhere), but I’m just trying to get a sense of what to expect for this summer (read: I want to know if we could get a Sentinel stand alone set or other X-Men sets). There’s a total of six unknowns (76317, 76319, 76320, 76322, 76324, and 76325). I’m assuming either 76324 or 76325 will wind up being the AoU Quinjet, since they’re the only sets over $50. One of the unknown sets is assumedly a Spider-Man set with Mr Negative. That leaves 4 true unknowns. 76319 is 4+, which if past summers are anything to go on, will wind up as a 4+ comic Avengers set, but that’s just speculation. If we do get a single Sentinel set, it would either have to be 76317 or 76322, as those are the only sets with enough pieces for a single Sentinel. (Or, either 76324 or 76325 could either be a set with multiple Sentinels or a Sentinel as a side build). I hope we get more details soon, and hopefully X-Men get at least 1 set. But, if I had to make a guess on the lineup, 76317 - Sentinel 76319 - 4+ Avengers comic set 76320 - Spider-Man set with Mr Negative 76322 - MCU Legacy set 76324 - Age of Ultron Quinjet 76325 - another battle diorama, maybe The Guardians vs Abilisk or Avengers vs Thanos on Titan

Kinda odd how you were willing to eat poop but not your greens.

I didn’t want to be the one to say it, but I think Arkham’s cancellation is incredibly racist. Think about it. The set was likely going to include The Joker, a character who is best known for his time serving as the US Ambassador for Iran. So why is Lego cancelling a set with an proud Iranian ambassador? Do they have a problem with the Iranian people? Sounds racist to me.

That was a misunderstanding. What his source actually said is that Hawkeye comes with a shield.

What if Lego is scrapping the Arkham Asylum set to give us a Tower of Fate instead? 🤔

Awesome! Hopefully we get more Raimi sets down the line (I’d particularly like a Green Goblin minifigure based on the first film). I’m also hoping there’s room for one or more X-Men sets in the summer wave.

Maybe the real Lego Aslume was the friends we made along the way.

“Lego, can we please stop with Batman set after Batman set after Batman set?!”

A security desk and a medical room are probably safe bets. We’ve gotten one of each in every single Arkham (minus that 4+ wall, if we’re even counting that). If past iterations have been anything to go on, we’ll likely see a block of cells as well as some specialized cells for characters like Mr Freeze and Poison Ivy (the 2013 version didn’t include Mr Freeze but still gave him a special cell). I would say no to a sewer, because I assumed this would be our yearly superhero modular. Now it looks like we’re getting a Marvel modular which makes me think this will be more likely Rivendell and Balad-Dur and won’t have the modular restrictions (probably for the best) but that’s also just me guessing. We’ve also seen recent superhero modulars include recreations of famous scenes and memes, personally, I can’t think of anything that would fit the bill except maybe some nods to the courtroom scene from BtAS’s Trial episode or a Christmas tree to reference Christmas with the Joker. (Batman media has really done a poor job at actually making memorable things happen at Arkham. It’s most just this murder castle where bad guys sit in dank, damp cells and get interviewed Hannibal Lecter style). edit: Can’t believe I forgot about Mad Love. I think a therapy room for Joker and Harley is likely given how iconic that episode is.

I doubt he’d have the minifigure lineup for any Marvel modular this early in the year. We didn’t have a list for the X-Mansion until late summer, and that was really early as far as the modulars have been concerned. I think it’s more likely he’s in either the CMF or another Spider-Verse related set. edit: Nevermind, he’s apparently not in the Spiderverse films. So maybe a comic based set? But, if that’s the case, there is a chance he could appear in a hypothetical Oscorp set.

Exabricks posted a picture of Lego Mister Negative with 2025 on his channel. Not sure if that means we’re getting the character in minifigure form or if the 2025 summer wave is gonna be negative.

I want Lego to go so hard for Superman that they treat him like they have Batman. I’m talking Superman vs the Nuclear Man 4+, Gus Gorman’s secret lair, Lex Luthor’s stupid island from Superman Returns as a shadowbox. I want Lego to make me regret ever asking for Superman sets.

If I had to take a stab at the modular lineup for the next few years, I’d go with: 2025: Oscorp (Daily Bugle is close to retirement and another Spider-Man display piece will likely take its place. Oscorp is the obvious option. Plus, there’s not really anything new releasing this year to tie into). 2026: Dr. Doom’s Castle (tie-in for Doomsday makes the most sense to me) 2027: Baxter Building (tie-in for Secret Wars, same logic) I could also see Avengers Mansion taking the place of Dr. Doom’s Castle, either comic based (we have gotten a handful of comic based Avengers and their villains recently) or potentially MCU if it appears in either film. Beyond that, IDK. Maybe they’ll expand to non-modular buildings like Asgard, Malibu Mansion, and Avengers Compound. Or we’ll see them cycle back through some of the old ideas like Daily Bugle and Xavier Institute.

As far as the Baxter building is concerned, I’m sticking with my prediction that it’ll release in 2027 as a Secret Wars tie-in. Supposedly the Fantastic Four is going to have a big role in that film and I frankly think there’s a lot more minifigure potential once you include Dr Doom and the Avengers and possibly other villains and maybe a bunch of Multiverse variants. Right now, they can include the Fantastic Four, Silver Surfer, maybe another villain or two, and a bunch of civilians just to get the number of figures up past 6. Unless you do powered and de-powered versions of the Fantastic Four, it’s a very disappointing line-up (and arguably it still would be, but at least it’s not a bunch of purist civilian characters). Also, let’s face it, the Fantastic Four just aren’t in the same situation the X-Men were in where a lot of people have been clamoring for sets but Lego just couldn’t make them due to Marvel refusing to let merchandise be made for one of their competitors. While the X-Men have had their misses, they’re had some big hits too for the past few decades. The original two X-Men films, First Class, Days of Future Past, Logan, the Deadpool series, X-Men Evolution, etc. Fantastic Four hasn’t had much mainstream success in the past 25 years… if not longer. It’ll take time for their brand to reach the point where Lego could market a $300 set for them.

The Daily Bugle appears to have sold well, so I have no doubt an Oscorp would also sell well. For one thing, it’s Spider-Man and Spider-Man sells well. For another, this is, idk, something like the third year in a row where people here have been talking about Oscorp as a potential modular building. Lastly, it’s a villain lair with huge potential for easter eggs and play features. Just going off of the movies, Oscorp serves as the birthplace for Spiderman, Green Goblin, Doc Ock, Green Goblin II, The Lizard, Electro, Green Goblin yet again. You could seriously build a four story building just featuring labs where various characters got their powers in the movies. It serves as the lair for Green Goblin in three movies and multiple cartoon and comic series. It serves as the place where Spider-Man has fought The Lizard at the end of TASM. That’s a lot of scenes that can be made that people would be interested in having recreated in Lego, and I’ve barely scratched the surface.

It’s not even him. It’s some guy who is running his channel while he’s on break. TBF, the X-Mansion and the Sanctum Sanctorum only had a small handful of figures that they reused. A lot of people were dissatisfied with the final figure counts of those sets as a consequence, but that doesn’t mean we can rule out a modular on the basis of “not enough figures available for reuse.” And there’s a large number of characters that could be included in Oscorp if they recycle figures from the Daily Bugle, use existing pieces to create civilians, or if they decide to make it ITSV based for some odd reason. edit: As for the Baxter Building, it sounds like we’re getting “powered up” versions of the characters in the Galactus set. Include those along with “non-powered” versions of the four. Two new torso prints, reuse some heads. Up to eight minifigures with a very small cost to the budget. Throw in Silver Surfer and maybe Moleman or Dr Doom (I have no idea who is in the film, so I’m just going with some of their better known villains who could appear) and you’re up to 9 or 10. Same as the Sanctum Sanctorum or the X-Mansion. Everyone here is disappointed and angry. We all scream about how outrageous the cost is. Lego releases a GWP with comic based Reed Richards and Dr Doom. The set sells out within a week. We all lament what could have been. Rinse and repeat next year with Castle Von Doom.

I’d be surprised if both Marvel and DC got big building sets this year, but guess I could be wrong on that. Maybe Arkham will be more in line with Rivendell than the modular buildings? Also surprised they would go with Oscorp over the Baxter Building, but I’m not complaining. I really hope 1) it’s comic based and 2) we get some new villains (Kingpin, comic Electro, and comic Lizard are the three I’d be most interested in). Assuming, of course, there’s any truth to these rumors. Edit: TBH, the three emojis (statue of liberty, skyscraper, and scientist) could mean the Baxter Building just as much as they could mean Oscorp.