Good Cragger Fan

I do not remember in seeing Lennox at all in any of the epiodes that have aired so far (them including part 1 of episode 4) -- although I've seen many exact copies of Leonidas, them being as grunt Lion soliders and/or Royal Guards, in the Lion Temple scenes (among other places) -- so when or where has Lennox appeared in the TV series, thus far? Also, does anyone have a link to the full version of episode 4, or at the very least parts 2 and 3 (and 4, if there is one) of episode 4? It would be greatly appreciated by me (and other people here on Eurobricks)!!

If I were LEGO and/or M2Films, I would have them do two versions of the English Language dialogue: one exactly how it is now (for the children); and the other one that is much more intelligent in nature, which does not insult the audience's intelligence (especially adults and teenage viewers) (for the teenagers, adults and more intelligent children), so the diologue would not be stilted there. As for "Aanchir" saying that the animation style looks like a jerky, stop-motion style, I have not noticed that for the most part (this is not Robot Chicken's style of animation) -- it being aside from the scene where Laval was looking for his Chi harness, but it looks like he is literally teleporting around his bedroom several times (this is quite common in animation where a character is either looking for something for an extended period of time, a lot of time has past even though that character is in the same scene but doing completely different things, and/or the animators want to save on animation). The Ninjago: Masters of Spintizu TV series also has slapstick action (mainly in the clip videos that are found on LEGO.com but occasionally in the TV series proper, mainly with the lower tiered villains, though not as often as the Legends of Chima TV series). You need to keep in mind that only the first part of the "Joyride" episode (Episode 4) is available on YouTube right now, which is only about 6 and a half minutes in length, whereas the entire episode is about 22 minutes in length, so we can only see about 30% of the entire episode and so

"Purist", to me, as one of the defintions, means that the pieces that are in question there are made by a factory that is owned, not contracted out to, by LEGO, so, as of right now, all LEGO pieces that are made made in China are not real LEGO, as LEGO does not own any factories in China right now.

I think that there should be no such thing as "limited edition" sets, just like it was the case in the 1980's and 1990's (and before those times)! Therefore, all supposed "limited edition" sets would thus become "regular edtion" sets and thus would and/or can be sold in every store that carries LEGO products in evey market in the entire world, or they would simply be not be produced by LEGO.

I'm sorry for double posting here (it seems that I can't edit a post by adding additional quotes and then replying to them, so what is up with that?), but I believe the reason in why that they said that Episode 4 is the last episode is because they were referring to the last episode of the pilot season (as I would personally call "Season 0"), so I really, really, really wished that Cartoon Network (in the US) and Teletoon (in Canada) showed all four episodes back in mid-January of this year or wait until all four of them are ready for telecasting in the English Language Markets in North America, since, as of right now, LEGO, M2Fims, Cartoon Network and Teletoon are really holding us mentally hostage here (especially me!) , as we have to wait so long between episodes 2 and 3 (and betewen episodes 3 and 4, but I'm not too sure about that, so only time will tell us ) to find out what will happen there, especially with Cragger, Crooler and their parents! However, I'm pretty sure that there will be more episodes in the summer of this year [unless it really is the end of the TV series and they are going to redo the TV series, with at least some of the Crocodiles in being heroes and/or with a brand new, never before seen or hear of here (or anywhere else, it aside from people who have inside knowledge of LEGO's future plans for the Legends of Chima TV series) reptilian tribe, who are on the good side of the war (my personal first choice), as two possible examples]. Also, about Laval and Eris in being in a supposed romantic relationship -- I wonder if Laval's father would approve of that (me never mind the other Lion tribe members and Ewald and the other Eagle tribe members (other than Eris, of course!)), and how can a Lion and any other animal (other than another Lion), even in the land of Chima, possibly produce children? -- so can anyone tell the answer (or answers) to me about these two things?

In episode 4, Laval's father, Lagravis Of what I have seen so far here, the episode was epic to watch here!!!!

I could not agree with you more on most of these things, especially when it seems that, nowdays, LEGO only cares about money and profits, and much less on quality control, number of minifigures in large sets and morality (i.e., stereotyping the animal warrior tribes in the Legends of Chima theme, which teaches children bad values ). By the way, I am a supporter of "consumerism" (I made that up as a brand new economic and/or political idealogy) -- not "capitalism" or "communism" -- where the consumer is the number one priority (economic individualism), as oppossed to big business (capitalism) and big government (communism) (both economic collectivism).

I thank you for the trailer, "Meiko"! It appears that Cartoon Network in the US (and Teletoon in Canada) will only show one new episode and the other two will be repeats of what has already been aired back in mid-January. These bloopers are so funny to me! I thank you for sharing these! "Kai NRG", you should keep in mind that Crug and Crawley are probably villains by choice, since: they were not hipnotised by Crooler at any time (only Cragger was hipnotised there); they also laughed evilly (or at least Crawley did there) on at least one occasion while they were under no hipnosis there (Cragger only laughed evilly once while he was hipnotised by Crooler's orchid), and Crawley's voice sounds evil to me (his voice creeps me out at times! ). "Wall E2624", I could live with Cragger being evil the entire TV series, so long as Crominus and Crunket escape the cave and join the Lions' side against their son and daughter, Cragger and Crooler, respectively, before too many episodes have aired there. (If this happens in reality, I'll be changing my username on here from "Good Cragger Fan" to "Crominus Fan", when and if the moderators will let me do so, since I would no longer be a fan of Cragger, if he stays evil forever on the TV series (which would be a real shame! ).) "Meiko", a man versus his internal stuggle concept would be a good thing for Cragger (and the storytelling of the Legends of Chima TV series), for the episodes that transition him from him being a villain to a hero (or even an anti-hero and/or an anti-viilain), as long as it doesn't persist for half or the better part of a season or, god forbid, the majority of the TV series. "Lyichir", it would be great if LEGO had introduced a few evil, outcasted (ex-)members of the Lion tribe, like the (hypothetical) evil sister of Laval and two or three (hypothetical) evil Lion animal warriors (as Laval's evil sister's henchlions), who were the first animal warriors of any tribe in the land of Chima (them including the Crocodiles) to steal Chi orbs from the sacred pool of Chi before episode 1 of the TV series had even began then, which could really help explain why Crominus and Crunket (falsely) accused the Lions (Laval, to be more specific here) of talking Cragger into sneaking into the Lion Temple to steal some Chi before Cragger (and Laval) were old enough to handle it, whereas as, in fact, it was Laval's (hypothetical) evil sister and her henchlions, and Crooler, Crug and Crawley (as-of-then Cooler's (hypothetical henchcrocodiles) who talked Cragger into taking himself and Laval to the Lion Temple to look at the Chi pool and steal some Chi, so Crominus and Crunket accused the wrong Lion animal warrior in addition to them not knowing that Crooler had also a lot to do with it. Therefore, we would have two factions that are within both the Lion tribe and the Crocodile tribe (some Lion aimal warriors and Crocodile animal warriors would be heros and herolines, and some Lion animal warriors and Crocodile animal warriors would be villains and villainesses). Now that would be epic story telling on LEGO's and Wil2Films' part; therefore, the story would not have a premature ending, as both sides would be too evenly matched there, and thus the story could last for many years!

I'm figuratively torn between the Lions and the Crocodiles as choices, so I would go for none of the above, until, when and if, LEGO comes out with a good, noble reptile tribe for the Legends of Chima theme (i.e. Oriental Dragons).

LEGO better damn well get more in stock -- as I have not got any of them yet, and my local LEGO Brand Retail Store has been sold out of them for about 6 or 7 weeks now!

I took the qiuz, and it turns out that I'm like the Lions. However, I would of perferred if LEGO came out with an Oriental (East Asian) Dragon tribe -- as their personality, character and values would very likely be similar to the Lions' personality, character and values (they both believe in honour and rules that are just and fair there, just like people did, in the Middle Ages, in the UK (well England anyway, but not so sure about Scottland) and in the Orient, historically, especially China) -- and thus the tribe that I would belong to would fit both my personality, character and values and the animal type that I like the most here (though almost any type of reptile animal warrior will do for me! ).

I thank you for posting that link to the video, "CM4S"! I enjoyed it! Here is an edit: Who is the Wolf child's name? It is very interesting to see a good Wolf tribe member, so could it be that every tribe has both good and bad characters? I'd love to see some good crocodile tribe members!

Is the new, female wolf a bad character or a good character? Are the Porcupines/Hedgehogs/Beavers good characters or bad characters? Are the Bears good characters or bad characters? Are Cragger, Crominus and Crunket good characters or bad characters or both of them (which character is allied with whom)? Finally, could you please provide a link to the video, as I probably won't get to go to LEGOLAND in time before they stop showing the video?

Question: Are you referring to Lord Garmadon or Lloyd Garmadon in not turning good in personality until the last episode of the second season of the Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu TV series. If it is the former thing in comparison to when the current plot points of the Legends of Chima TV series will be resolved there, then LEGO better damn well have a full third season of the Legends of Chima TV series that has Cragger, Crominus and Crunket in fighting on the good side with the Lions and their allies, against Crooler and the other evil animal warriors, or I will be very, very disappointed, to put it mildly, here.

I had a few dreams about LEGO that I can remember here. One of them was about me going to a store that sold LEGO products, and I saw lots and lots of Castle and Pirate sets from the 1980s and 1990s that filled up an entire aisle. A related dream had me have all of the 1980s and 1990s Castle and Pirates sets in my house, many with multiple copies! Another, much more recent dream is when I dreamt that Cragger (and the other Crocodiles), the Ravens and the Wolves -- I am not to sure about the latter two tribes -- were chasing me; and I believe that it was the Lions who helped me get away, but I am not to sure about that. Another related dream had Cragger, the Crocodile prince from the Legends of Chima LEGO theme, become best friends with me and gave up his evil ways by turning against his sister (I think I stopped Crooler from hipnotising Cragger and told Cragger that he was hipnotised by an orchid which caused him to think evil thoughts and act out on them, but I am not sure about this, as my memory of the dream is less vivid now), Crooler, who hipnotised him in the first place

Oh, I see what you mean there, since I have not bought the Season 2 DVD yet, but I will let you all know here, when I do get Season 2 on DVD, whether the sound quality is good, exceptable or bad there on my copy.

I'm sorry for the double post -- but who here on Eurobricks thinks that Cragger will turn good sometime in the next few episodes of the TV series, and also, who thinks that Crominus and Crunket will escape the clasped cave and fight against their evil daughter, Crooler, sometime in the next few episodes?

I really like Leatherhead in this show, since he can win in a fight against not only most if not all of the bad characters in this show (the 2012 version) but can win against the evil Crococdiles in the Legends of Chima theme and TV series, especially Crooler, Crug and Crawley, should he ever encounter them (I think he is a crocodile in this version of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, rather than an alligator like in the older versions of the TV series, but I'm not too sure about this, so can someone tell me one way or the other, please? )! Therfore, I really, really hope he will come in minifigure form in a future wave of this LEGO theme! In that way, I can use him as a good Crocodile in the Legends of Chima theme, should I ever do any MOCs on that theme.

I would not mind at all if there is a Tyranosuaurus Rex, a Velociraptor and even a Sabertooth Tiger tribe -- so long as at least one of the carnivorious dinosaur tribes is on the good side, and the Sarbertooth Tiger tribe should be on the bad side, if there are no present-day type of tigers (or any other bad feline tribes for that matter) as an animal warrior tribe.

In Canada, the prices at Toys'R'Us are not as marked up here as they are marked up there in the US, until recently, with the smallest two Monster Fighters sets, the largest two The Lord of the Rings sets and The Hobbit Globbin Town set in being marked up by up to $10 more for the large sets and $2 more for the small sets. (This is based on the Canadian MRSP.)

Even though I do not have reptiles as pets (or any other pets for that matter), I still think that they look cute to me, especially baby ones.

I just bought the Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu pliot episodes and Season 1 on DVD, and I encountered no problems with the sound on any of the DVD disks. They were Region 1 DVDs by the way.

About the Revolutionary Soldier, all I can say (besides it being a very awesome minifigure that allows us to build a modern version of LEGO Imperial Blue Coat army of minifigures, otherwise ) is this: (In Darth Vader's voice) "Nooooo!!!!!!!!" (for the fact that it does not come with any hat accessories, me never mind a shako, bicorner or tricorner hat). Because of this, I say shame on you LEGO!!!! Now, It will be much more difficult for me to make a complete Imperial Blue Coat army with appropriate hat wear like bicorners and, especially, shakos and tricorners, as I don't have very many spares of the shako and none of the tricorners and not even enough of the bicorners for the 2009 to 2010 version of the Imperial Red Coat army minifigures that I have in my collection -- and I don't like buying online from any website other than at www.shop.lego.com and Amazon (as long it is a first party seller)!

I certainly hope that Target Canada will have the same LEGO polybag sets in their stores, just like the US Targets have right now, or I will not be very happy here, to say the least.

I checked on that website, and apparently on March 28, 2013 at 6:30 p.m., the Legends of Chima TV series is not airing then (and is being replaced by another show), nor at any other time during that week! Nevertheless, I thank you for this information, "CM4S"! It will be interesting to see how the Crocodiles and Beavers make a deal there -- but are Cragger, Crominus and/or Crunket involved in the deal-making process, or are they excluded from it; and, if they are involved in the deal-making process with the Beavers, are the other Crocodiles excluded from it, especially Crooler, and even Crug and Crawley? Oh, I thought (and hope) that it would be the latter choice, since there is no way that Crooler would ever become a good character (she hates the Lions and hipnotised Cragger to distroy them for her, after all!), although it sounded confusing there, so I thank you for the clarification, "Penkid11"! I had seen some Season 1 Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu episodes on YouTube that had the Okto name mentioned there in advertisments, as well as right on the video in one of the corners when the cartoon was actually playing then. Therefore, the same thing could happen with the Legends of Chima TV series. However, I wonder if "Episode 4", that will be airing this Thursday on Okto in Singapore, of the TV series is going to be aired on March 27, 2013 on Cartoon Network in the US as part of the "pilot season", or is it actually part of "Season 1" of the TV series and therefore won't be airing until the summer; so can anyone find out about this?