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Could you elaborate a bit more with your fun pack submission, I feel like with something this big you should put a bit more detail in your post
Qwerty UIOP
I feel you can do Bosko, just in a newer form and not be the racist depiction he once was back then if he were to be revived but it's unlikely he's gonna win.
1. Porky Pig. Bugs and Daffy would sell great either on their own or in a team pack. Marvin could easily have a spaceship or something. Porky, on the other hand, has a really unique personality, an iconic status to the point of being the "That's All, Folks!" guy, and a pretty cool design to boot. He'd be a fun inclusion if nothing else.
2. Marvin the Martian. Because honestly, the idea of an alien, a superhero and a knight trapezing around the multiverse together is very funny. His interactions with others due to his... unusual personality would be really interesting, and seeing how he reacts to places differently to others would be fun too.
3. Daffy Duck. Because Bugs would be a great Fun Pack, and a future incarnation (such as Green Loontern or Darkwing Duck or the like) would be a great Fun Pack similar to Excalibur Batman. Plus, he's got such a cool personality!
Job #08
Superman's got a lot of abilities to pull from, but helpfully, he was actually in the previous game. Whilst I'm not going to completely take his abilities from that one, I'm going to use it for inspiration. Here goes nothing!
Laser: Utilising his laser vision, Superman's able to cut through gold LEGO bricks! Aside from this function, it also allows him to...
- Ice Melt: Superman's also able to melt ice with his laser vision! Isn't that wacky?
Super Strength: I'm going to let you take a shot in the dark as to why Superman has this ability. He can also use it to interact with Super Strength Handles.
Flight: Double-tapping the jump button lets the Man of Steel take flight! He's able to fly freely around. You know. Because he's Superman.
Dive: Superman's also able to dive below the ocean's surface without need for air! Take a guess why. (Hint, he's Superman.)
The issue with Superman is that I really don't want him to be too powerful. It meant, in practice, I ended up having to remove his Freeze Breath, X-Ray Vision and Invulnerability - so I'm not sure this is the best representation of the character, because I didn't want him to be the automatic solution to most problems in gameplay. I hope this is okay.
Job #09
Character Name: Elastigirl
Character Origin: The Incredibles (2004)
I wanted to go with a Pixar pick to kick things off, because it'd be a little more unusual perhaps than just to submit Mickey himself. Problem is... a lot of Pixar picks would work way better as team packs. Buzz and Woody together? Perfect. Mike and Sully? Great. Problem is, as well, it's difficult to think of characters who are getting a lot of rep as of right now. I mean, someone like WALL-E would be awesome and probably beloved, but as a Wave 1 inclusion, he'd be a bit weird. Plus - it'd be ideal to go with someone who already has an official minifigure, or at least some kind of presence with LEGO.
So, I sort of ended up racking my brain for a fairly recent, but not too "promotional-feeling" inclusion that'd interest older and younger buyers alike. And that's when I landed on The Incredibles. Issue? Mr. Incredible himself feels... a little plain. His abilities boil down pretty much completely to Super Strength - something Superman already covers. So, I thought... Elastigirl. Perfect.
Elastigirl's in a pretty cool position to represent a "stretchy" character - who, as we saw with Mr. Fantastic back in LEGO Marvel Super Heroes, actually lends to a lot of really unique abilities of her own. In terms of in-game abilities, well, here's just a few that spring to mind:
Acrobat, because Elastigirl has been known to be on the acrobatic side before now!
Grapple, because honestly, using her arms as grapples makes a lot of sense.
Gliding, by changing her own body to resemble a parachute.
Mini Access, by shrinking herself to a smaller size so as to allow passage.
Rope Swing, using her own arms as the ropes in question!
Shape Shift, wherein she could potentially change shape to a boat or a ball!
Slurp Access, because as with Mini Access, she could just stretch through the vents.
And many more, if you choose to include her surprising proficiency with technology and the like! She'd be a multifaceted, unique, and interesting pick with plenty of personality, recognisabilty, and interest across the board.
As for her vehicle, I've only just managed to get this one form sorted, but...
Vehicle Name: Elasticycle
Vehicle Origin: The Incredibles 2 (2018)
(Render took like an hour, but I think it looks pretty cool!)
As opposed to going for the Incredicar (which I would personally reserve for a future Mr. Incredible pack), I felt Elastigirl's newer ride in the form of the Elasticycle would be a much more interesting inclusion. Pictured here is a pretty quickly-built interpretation of how it'd look - note that I've used a lot of technically illegal building techniques to make it, but it's just a rough concept. (LEGO motorcycles are difficult.) Note that the Elasticycle's actual model doesn't split into two so easily (and yes, there's no printing, at the moment at least) but it's mostly just for a visual aid. I might get around to building the other models later, though it depends.
She's able to use the Elasticycle to activate accelerator switches, and unlike the vast majority of vehicles, combat on the Elasticycle is actually quite melee-focused. Similarly to in Incredibles 2, the bike's able to split in two down the middle to allow it to continually be used in conjunction with Elastigirl's own abilities. When fighting with the bike, Elastigirl will typically stretch her midsection outward and use either side of the bike as a flail, occasionally driving into opponents with it or simply slamming parts of the bike down on them. (Think of it as being a combination of fighting with the Cavliere in Devil May Cry 5 coupled with how the bike's actually used in the film.) To counter this, it doesn't have any projectiles.
Glubbfubb
KneeOfJustice99
Qwerty UIOP
1. Glubb'sVoting is done. In an upset Daffy Duck won over Bugs Bunny, a very interesting result.
Now its onto the next set of votes:
Which Superman moveset do you want? Vote for your top 2, you may also vote for your own in 2nd place.
Woody and Buzz Lightyear
Elastigirl and the Elasticycle
Chip and Dale
Anna and Elsa
Mickey and Steamboat Willey
Vote for your top 3, you may vote for your own in 2nd or 3rd place.
Job 9
Submit abilities for Daffy Duck
Same rules as the last few ability submissions, don't use moves from the other starter pack characters, describe what these abilities do and how Daffy does them, have a maximum of 5 abilities, and make these abilities both fit the character while also not being OP and custom abilites are allowed and encouraged.
Job 10
Submit a vehicle for the starter pack
alongside the three characters, those being the Knight of Yellow Castle, Superman, and Daffy Duck. We will have a vehicle includes alongside those 3 characters, the job is to submit a vehicle liked to one of the 3 characters included and describe what it could do and why it should be included, it can be an existing vehicle or a fanmade one themed around one of the characters.
KneeOfJustice99
submitted the winning moveset for Superman. Now its into the next set of votes1. Porky Pig. Bugs and Daffy would sell great either on their own or in a team pack. Marvin could easily have a spaceship or something. Porky, on the other hand, has a really unique personality, an iconic status to the point of being the "That's All, Folks!" guy, and a pretty cool design to boot. He'd be a fun inclusion if nothing else.
2. Marvin the Martian. Because honestly, the idea of an alien, a superhero and a knight trapezing around the multiverse together is very funny. His interactions with others due to his... unusual personality would be really interesting, and seeing how he reacts to places differently to others would be fun too.
3. Daffy Duck. Because Bugs would be a great Fun Pack, and a future incarnation (such as Green Loontern or Darkwing Duck or the like) would be a great Fun Pack similar to Excalibur Batman. Plus, he's got such a cool personality!
Job #08
Superman's got a lot of abilities to pull from, but helpfully, he was actually in the previous game. Whilst I'm not going to completely take his abilities from that one, I'm going to use it for inspiration. Here goes nothing!
Laser: Utilising his laser vision, Superman's able to cut through gold LEGO bricks! Aside from this function, it also allows him to...
- Ice Melt: Superman's also able to melt ice with his laser vision! Isn't that wacky?
Super Strength: I'm going to let you take a shot in the dark as to why Superman has this ability. He can also use it to interact with Super Strength Handles.
Flight: Double-tapping the jump button lets the Man of Steel take flight! He's able to fly freely around. You know. Because he's Superman.
Dive: Superman's also able to dive below the ocean's surface without need for air! Take a guess why. (Hint, he's Superman.)
The issue with Superman is that I really don't want him to be too powerful. It meant, in practice, I ended up having to remove his Freeze Breath, X-Ray Vision and Invulnerability - so I'm not sure this is the best representation of the character, because I didn't want him to be the automatic solution to most problems in gameplay. I hope this is okay.
Job #09
Character Name: Elastigirl
Character Origin: The Incredibles (2004)
I wanted to go with a Pixar pick to kick things off, because it'd be a little more unusual perhaps than just to submit Mickey himself. Problem is... a lot of Pixar picks would work way better as team packs. Buzz and Woody together? Perfect. Mike and Sully? Great. Problem is, as well, it's difficult to think of characters who are getting a lot of rep as of right now. I mean, someone like WALL-E would be awesome and probably beloved, but as a Wave 1 inclusion, he'd be a bit weird. Plus - it'd be ideal to go with someone who already has an official minifigure, or at least some kind of presence with LEGO.
So, I sort of ended up racking my brain for a fairly recent, but not too "promotional-feeling" inclusion that'd interest older and younger buyers alike. And that's when I landed on The Incredibles. Issue? Mr. Incredible himself feels... a little plain. His abilities boil down pretty much completely to Super Strength - something Superman already covers. So, I thought... Elastigirl. Perfect.
Elastigirl's in a pretty cool position to represent a "stretchy" character - who, as we saw with Mr. Fantastic back in LEGO Marvel Super Heroes, actually lends to a lot of really unique abilities of her own. In terms of in-game abilities, well, here's just a few that spring to mind:
Acrobat, because Elastigirl has been known to be on the acrobatic side before now!
Grapple, because honestly, using her arms as grapples makes a lot of sense.
Gliding, by changing her own body to resemble a parachute.
Mini Access, by shrinking herself to a smaller size so as to allow passage.
Rope Swing, using her own arms as the ropes in question!
Shape Shift, wherein she could potentially change shape to a boat or a ball!
Slurp Access, because as with Mini Access, she could just stretch through the vents.
And many more, if you choose to include her surprising proficiency with technology and the like! She'd be a multifaceted, unique, and interesting pick with plenty of personality, recognisabilty, and interest across the board.
As for her vehicle, I've only just managed to get this one form sorted, but...
Vehicle Name: Elasticycle
Vehicle Origin: The Incredibles 2 (2018)
(Render took like an hour, but I think it looks pretty cool!)
As opposed to going for the Incredicar (which I would personally reserve for a future Mr. Incredible pack), I felt Elastigirl's newer ride in the form of the Elasticycle would be a much more interesting inclusion. Pictured here is a pretty quickly-built interpretation of how it'd look - note that I've used a lot of technically illegal building techniques to make it, but it's just a rough concept. (LEGO motorcycles are difficult.) Note that the Elasticycle's actual model doesn't split into two so easily (and yes, there's no printing, at the moment at least) but it's mostly just for a visual aid. I might get around to building the other models later, though it depends.
She's able to use the Elasticycle to activate accelerator switches, and unlike the vast majority of vehicles, combat on the Elasticycle is actually quite melee-focused. Similarly to in Incredibles 2, the bike's able to split in two down the middle to allow it to continually be used in conjunction with Elastigirl's own abilities. When fighting with the bike, Elastigirl will typically stretch her midsection outward and use either side of the bike as a flail, occasionally driving into opponents with it or simply slamming parts of the bike down on them. (Think of it as being a combination of fighting with the Cavliere in Devil May Cry 5 coupled with how the bike's actually used in the film.) To counter this, it doesn't have any projectiles.
Which moveset for Daffy Duck would you like,1. Glubb's
2. Qwerty's
1. Woody & Buzz - whilst I think it'd be way cooler for either of these to have vehicles of their own (Woody's perhaps being Bullseye and Buzz's being something from Star Command?), they're unquestionably iconic inclusions that make a lot of sense.
2. Mickey & Steamboat Willy - say what you will, but... Michael Rodent is a very iconic character. Plus, a boat is a pretty cool vehicle for him to have. Makes for a cool and potentially unique inclusion!
3. Elastigirl & the Elasticycle - still think this one would be cool ngl
Job #09:
I feel like it'd be fun to go for some interesting picks for abilities here, mostly because Daffy's got plenty of source material to pull from.
Boomerang - Pulling off his beak and tossing it, Daffy's able to hit various different objects! It might be on the odd side, but it's something he's done before.
Stealth - Disguising himself as a woman (as he's done... actually quite a lot of times!), he becomes utterly invisible to scanners. How? Nobody knows.
Target - Works in exactly the same way as Boomerang.
Glide - He may not be able to fully fly, but if he frantically flaps his wings enough, he'll be able to stop the effects of gravity for a short moment!
Note that I've opted not to go for a transformation into Duck Dodgers. That could be a pretty cool Fun Pack down the line, though!
Job #10:
Vehicle Name: Daffy's Parade Float
Vehicle Origin: The Looney Tunes Show: Episode 5, Monster Talent (2011)
A more recent inclusion overall, but still (at least in my mind) a pretty funny one. I'm picturing the potential for the giant paper-mache Daffy on the car's roof to smack people away with its fists, as well as perhaps being able to help the car swim by kicking his flippers and the like. Daffy's not got a lot of iconic vehicles specific to him, but this one would do really well to showcase his... unique personality.
Glubbfubb
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KneeOfJustice99
KneeOfJustice99
posted, the original LEGO Dimensions never had a character from a brand that's a restaurant or food product similar to a character from music. There's loads of potential here so it's about to get crazy.
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KneeOfJustice99
won Superman's moveset job
