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Post by Furny on May 23, 2017 11:53:51 GMT
So, if you didn't know, Earth 13122 is the reality number for the LEGO Marvel Games and TV Specials. The timeline can be fairly obvious to most people, but what about the LEGO Sets? Lets talk about that. (Good Mythical Morning Theme plays)
The sets have not been confirmed to exist in this universe. We will only discuss the sets based on the Comics and TV Shows or Movies that weren't adapted in LEGO Marvel's Avengers. Ready, Here we go,
- To start off, the Ultimate Spider-Man sets will take place between the first Avengers movie and the first LEGO Marvel game as it seems like Spidey is just starting out since he doesn't have that many gadgets yet
- The Winter Soldier sort-of Tie In set released in 2014 takes place sometime during the Events of Captain America The First Avenger, it is possible that Red Skull was in his tank and just saw Cap drive by
- That AIM Lab set takes place between Iron Man 3 and The Winter Soldier (The falcon in the set isn't the same as the one in the Winter Soldier
- the Guardians of the Galaxy sets can't have the same story as the Movie, according to continuity, this wave is probably just a mission they were tasked to do
- 2015 Spider-Man sets represent him becoming more experienced as a hero, as well as training new Spider-Men
- The first wave of LEGO Marvel sets are disasters that lead into Civil War, including the Avenger's first encounter with Thanos
- The Civil War sets also can't have the same story as the Movie, I think the Tanker Truck and Crossbones sets are the true causes of the Civil War
- 2017 sets show how villains are now taking advantage of the Civil War
- The last wave of Ultimate Spider-Man sets are what makes Spider-Man quit after Scarlet Spider and Spider-Girl are Killed
- GTOG 2 sets are just another mission
What do you think?
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Post by Furny on May 23, 2017 12:03:48 GMT
Oh, and in this world, Super Adaptoid was built by both Hammer and AIM, I think he was in one of the boxes during the Airport Battle. And the first two sets of 2017 are Team Cap and Team Iron Man sets respectively. Coulson was kinda forced into Team Iron Man since he works for SHIELD. The Hulk and Red Hulk set shows why Bruce Banner returned to the Avengers Tower. Spider-Man Homecoming sets show Spider-Man returning from retirement to fight the man who killed his friends, who now has HAMMER technology. Thor sets will most likely be the Movie's story but with slight differences.
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Post by maniac4bricks on May 29, 2017 6:41:00 GMT
Sounds pretty interesting! You definitely did some research and know this better than I do and that's okay. I thought Spiderman: Homecoming was this MCU version of the Spiderman origin story? "Thrilled by his experience with the Avengers, young Peter Parker (Tom Holland) returns home to live with his Aunt May. Under the watchful eye of mentor Tony Stark, Parker starts to embrace his newfound identity as Spider-Man. He also tries to return to his normal daily routine -- distracted by thoughts of proving himself to be more than just a friendly neighborhood superhero. Peter must soon put his powers to the test when the evil Vulture emerges to threaten everything that he holds dear." [official movie synopsis] About the Airport Battle set, AIM is listed as sticker 9 and used on one of the boxes. HAMMER is on sticker 11 also for a box, correct! www.bricklink.com/PL/76051stk01.jpg |
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Post by Furny on May 29, 2017 13:25:09 GMT
Some things in the films can't be well translated into this universe
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Post by maniac4bricks on May 29, 2017 16:38:56 GMT
That's true. I guess that could explain away why some assemblies or play features exist in the sets and not the movies. Like in the Airport Battle set there's a feature for small Ant Man to crawl in a wall space and blast out a series of boxes. Whereas in the movie that doesn't happen at all. The tanker truck in Tanker Truck Showdown doesn't appear at least in yellow in the movie either, as well as the Avengers motorcycle. So yea if that's the case that could explain away the inaccuracies of the sets to the movies.
P.S. Game Theory beat us to the punch on using GMM's "let's talk about that" in their Bendy and the Ink Machine theory video, what a coincidence!
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Post by Furny on May 29, 2017 18:04:30 GMT
I know, dang it
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Post by Furny on Jun 5, 2017 10:07:38 GMT
That's true. I guess that could explain away why some assemblies or play features exist in the sets and not the movies. Like in the Airport Battle set there's a feature for small Ant Man to crawl in a wall space and blast out a series of boxes. Whereas in the movie that doesn't happen at all. The tanker truck in Tanker Truck Showdown doesn't appear at least in yellow in the movie either, as well as the Avengers motorcycle. So yea if that's the case that could explain away the inaccuracies of the sets to the movies. P.S. Game Theory beat us to the punch on using GMM's "let's talk about that" in their Bendy and the Ink Machine theory video, what a coincidence! I just remembered one thing, the X-Men sets, so the Wolverine Chopper Showdown should be sometime before the first LEGO Marvel game as Deadpool seems to be evil here, but doesn't show any signs of evil in the game. The 2014 set probably takes place sometime after the final LEGO Marvel game (If the X-Men don't appear of course) as they escape the place they've been captured in since (I'm pretty sure) the fall of SHIELD, explaining why they haven't done much in this universe since Maximum Overload |
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