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Lol, same here, actually. -Gata

YES, please. -Gata

The interview with Kevin Hinkle in the latest episode of the BZPowercast also reveals why purple is never used in large quantities in sets. I'll reserve my judgement on this until actual pictures are released. This information, if true at all, is so vague that the sets could look like anything. -Gata

I think yes. Toywiz probably didn't want the villains to be in the "Hero" category for some reason. -Gata

Heroes can easily get jetpacks for underwater and air environments, while powerful drills are probably not as easy to carry around without vehicles. -Gata

Again, it has NOWHERE at all been said TNMT is going to replace Ninjago. That's nothing but a rumor. There are a few hints at a TNMT theme coming next year, but that it's going to replace Ninjago is made up and, in my opinion, makes no sense. -Gata

Just my thoughts, but I'm reading people say everywhere that TNMT is going to replace Ninjago. -Gata

Two weeks from now is about the time pictures for the upcoming wave appeared last year. -Gata

Not sure why everyone thinks TNMT is going to replace Ninjago. Seriously, what do they have in common so LEGO would cancel one of their most successful themes of all time and replace it with a licensed theme they don't even know about how well it's going to sell? Ninja and what else? I'm not saying TNMT isn't going to happen, as things do currently seem to point that way. Just that I don't think LEGO would cancel Ninjago only to make way for TNMT. Also, Kevin Hinkle said the replacement for Ninjago would make us wonder why Ninjago couldn't end sooner, but sorry, if the replacement is going to be TNMT, then I will wonder why they replaced Ninjago at all and I'm sure I'm not the only would who would think that as I doubt TNMT sets is what we've all been waiting for. I want LEGO to tell new, good and original stories and not have a licensed theme forced on me. -Gata

I've let myself be fooled again. -Gata

Why would LEGO even replace one of the most succesful themes of all time with a licensed theme which doesn't even seem to similar to Ninjago? Seriosly, that doesn't make the least sense at all. -Gata

This is getting more than confusing, although admittedly, these make more sense than Rampant Oceans and Empire of Frost. Still, I think there is really no way to tell until we see set pictures. -Gata

The thought of radioactive teeth is kind of scary, if you think about it. I agree so much about GiTD Hero Cores. That would be simply fantastic. I agree about the two-part heads, too, if only for the sake of nostalgia. -Gata

I was thinking of these ones, actually. -Gata

Aww man, you got me excited for a second there. >.< I think the episode names are legit, as they have appeared on many other source which I think don't rely on IMdB, but of course I could be wrong. -Gata

Not sure if you are serious or not, but a quick Google Search tells me the Freedom of Information Act only applies to governmental documents. I actually have a summer 2011 retailer catalogue at home. However, the store that gave it to me tends to get retailer catalogues later in the year, so by the time they get it I'm sure pictures will already have surfaced. -Gata

Maybe LEGO just didn't know what a cyborg is. -Gata

Very hilarious indeed. Thanks for the video, I never even noticed that! I, too, look forward to 2013 set pics! First time I will actually be here to comment on them! -Gata

If there was an actually new episode, I will be surprised. -Gata

Why do you all seem to think the LEGO Friends series (which isn't even a series, it's a 22-minute episode divided into a couple of episodes of 2-3 minutes each) has replaced the Ninjago series? It's obvious the Ninjago series is going to continue, and I don't see how it's related to the LEGO Friends episode in any way. -Gata

Maybe they were in TRU and LEGO Stores, but not outside those. LEGO Stores did have the 2009 vehicles, too, although no Drop Ship in 2010. -Gata

It isn't available in any Scandinavian country. This reminds me of how playsets in 2007 weren't available in Germany, Austria and Switzerland due to poor sales of 2006 playsets, as well as larger vehicles in 2009 and the Drop Ship in 2010 because of 2008 vehicle sales. Maybe this has the same reason? Maybe the Furno Bike sold poorly up there. He doesn't exist in the products sections of the corresponding HF websites, either. -Gata

I've noticed the bios, too. They seem better written than the previous ones, I wish they had rewritten the winter set bios. Impressive update for today's standards. Great animations, too. -Gata

Summer sets now available in UK and Ireland, too. Please make the XT4 review, DV. I finally want to get good photos of him. -Gata

I'd rather say they are young adults. Or rather, in that undefined age you only know about that it's young like Tintin is. -Gata