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Lego Rewind Ep.31- Harry Potter/Star Wars
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Compare what we have now to 2010. I miss when we had Harry Potter, Star Wars, and prince of Persia, but still had castle, space police, and those mummy sets. We really need more unlicensed stuff nowadays.
Yeah, we do need more original stuff. Luckily, Hidden Side is continuing next year and ninjago is still ongoing.
Davie Jones I Reely wish pharaohs quest was still around
Yeah, all we have these days that isn't Expert sets is City, Ninjago, and maybe 1-2 original themes if lucky.
Davie Jones prince of persia was amazing
Ninjago
“I remember 2001 for a lot of things-“
*bonkles just BARELY in the background*
@NATHAN TSAN Listen to our legend, of the Bonkle.
Ah yes my two favorite franchises: Furry Cannabis-Producer and Astral Conflicts
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I dont get it :(
@@annefuttrubbeln8977 Hairy Pot-ter
Furry Cannabis-Producer sounds like a parody name of Chima
@@annefuttrubbeln8977 OK, two years late but "hairy potter".
5:41 All hail the prehistoric MOC.
Really though I love the way you presented it like it's from an archeological dig.
That's the kind of feel I've always tried to create with this series. It's always fun to find "prehistoric" lego like that.
Yup, fully agree and I was thinking the same. Excellent video as always Nick! Thanks for making such a great watch!
It’s like seeing a _Pakicetus_ or _Puijila._
Anyone else intrigued by what a LEGO Indiana Jones revival would look like?
Roboot They will with the new movie probably
@Tesla-Effect Not to ruin your hopes, but i highly doubt lego would do it, kids these days know johnny thunder as the guy on that one ride from legoland and nothing else.
I have no doubt that they would revamp the minifgure design. But the 2008 version will always have a place in my heart.
They'll probably take away their guns.
Considering there is plans for a future Indiana Jones film you’ll find out in a few years
The original blocky 1999 Star Wars sets will always be my favorite iteration. I was 11 when they came out, and it's near impossible to describe how magical it was to see that line come out.
i was 8 years old at the time and i thought lego star wars was the best thing ever
I remember how excited all my friends were when I got the complete Pod Racer box set for Christmas. For a long time I didn't think I got that many Star Wars sets, but looking back I had two thirds of The Phantom Menace catalog and half the Attack of the Clones including the Slave I. For some reason I thought there were way more sets out there. Kind of fell out of Legos by Revenge of the Sith.
I got the 1999 Y-Wing and Darth Vader TIE Advanced, and Luke's landspeeder and I absolutely adored them. I know they're blocky, they don't have the "screen accurate" shapes and colours but I loved them.
That stuff was my first introduction to Star Wars, followed by the demo version of Jedi Outcast and then the actual films. It went back full circle and now I only enjoy the LEGO stuff.
Around 5:45, that AT-AT MOC from ‘82 is, in fact, a pretty good representation of how difficult making any sort of walker was with the parts of the time, and you’re not wrong about how much we’d all been wishing for Lego Star Wars by 1999. I had been dreaming of that moment for almost 20 years.
Literally: I had an extremely vivid dream sometime in the early ‘80s that Lego Star Wars sets were being released and I’d gotten to see them early (Millennium Falcon, TIE Fighter, X-Wing, AT-AT), and to this day I still can recall snippets of the dream-and I never remember my dreams. But I knew as soon as I woke up that it would never happen. So I was a kid again when the first OT Star Wars sets were revealed, even as crude as they were.
nexo knights was a missed godsent opportunity for an unofficial warhammer 40k line
@Mr. Al more or less yeah
@Mr. Al except castle/Knights kingdom was better exploited
I'd say I'm bit sure about that given the content, but Lego's getting more flexible now, so it's possible...
Reminds me of dragons
This was INCREDIBLE!
Totally agree with wanting them to bring MIDI SCALE back and a blue MTT.
Hi Ryan!
501st battle pack
@@halokid1002 Yeah!
Wassup Ryan. Didn't know you watched Nick!
Star wars have some good sets
The Clone Wars era was wonderful. I honestly miss it, and the community is crafted on this platform.
DarthDroid1 Same. I have a few sets.
4:29 ‘if I talk about every single set we’ll be here all day’
Sounds good to me
I'll always have a soft spot for the 2005 Star Wars sets as that was my first and biggest collection of sets.
yo same but for 2006 I got almost all the original trilogy sets but too bad I never got that MTT or clone turbo tank
I had a friend who had the '04 Dagobah set, even though I never saw it in its complete form.
I've always preferred the yellow licensed figures
I know right, they are much easier to use with noliscened figs
Why
The yellow minifgs all suck, they dont represent racial diveristy or "everyone" like Lego said at all. Theyre all the same color, which teaches the wrong message of "sameness is good" to kids. Plus all of the designs for the their faces/hair usually look white anyways. What black or Indian kid is gonna grab a yellow minifg and go "Oh yeah this represents me!" They wont. Bless the licensed themes for introducing different skin tones, they need to have those in all of the sets, get rid of the dated yellow figs I say!
@@brandothefish damn, that CRT hit you hard huh?
@@johnnydjiurkopff I mean joke all yah want, Im still right though pal
Favourite star wars set for me was definitely the droid carrier from the late 2000's that gave you roughly 20ish droids and was baso an army builder, never made something that good since tbh
Ya boi crippling depression The MTT from 2007, one of the best LEGO Star Wars sets ever made. 16 regular Battle Droids, 2 pilot droids, 2 security droids, and a destroyer droid. 1191 pieces for originally just 100 bucks. There’s a reason that people love it so much, and that it goes for so much now days.
Good god the nostalgia. I have the entire years 1 and 2 lines connected and displayed in my room. So proud of it, it was my childhood dream to have the entire castle.
I always thought Star Wars was one of Lego's most popular themes. When I found out that they weren't a huge hit at first because of there being no movies I was like, "Say what?!?!"
I can't wait till the bonkle episode
Pretty sure it's going to be the Grand Finale.
@@emanuelepolloni4002 makes sense
It I'd the best theme
@@hosomi1833 I also hope is going to be an extensive look to toys, video games, comics, movies and books.
Less than 10 till the end?
I remember remaking a Droideka from my own pieces using a screenshot from the video game
I honestly do agree with you, having licenses back in the early 2000s was more of a specialty among the creative ideas that Lego itself could come up with. Nowadays I do believe that the design elements make the sets way better than their original counterparts, believe me I grew up with the original Star Wars and Harry Potter sets so I know exactly how that feels. However, licenses nowadays make it feel like turning everything into Lego but forgetting what Lego itself actually is.
I can't agree more.
The blue band around the old sets has some charm or something
I miss the 2002/2003 Star Wars box art. I'm not sure if it's because of nostalgia but they always felt special to me.
i'm totaly agree
Hey legomanarthur
As a fan of LEGO Harry Potter and Star Wars I really really liked this episode! Not to mention most of my Lego purchases have been from both lines!
One of the few times, I actually had most of the Harry Potter sets, and some Star Wars sets, then I’d cross them over with Life on Mars and Spider man and while I long stopped collecting legos seeing all the improvements is a treat for me. I think it’s cause of LEGO that I enjoy random crossovers.
They're both an ongoing forever licensed lines, and I absolutely loved both of these lines
It’s criminal how LEGO never bothered to make an actual Sonic The Hedgehog set, especially after the Sonic DLC Pack for LEGO Dimensions. Just imagine building a bunch of classic Badniks bundled with a bulky Robotnik figurine, or a fully-working Animal Capsule filled with Flickies, or even a recreation of the Doomsday Zone fight.
As for the Adventure and Modern Eras, the cinematic moments and Final Bosses would be absolute treats to fully construct; the chases with the Emerald Coast orca and City Escape GUN truck would be amazing, Metal Overlord already literally transformed himself piece by piece in Heroes so it’d work perfectly with LEGO, Dark Gaia and the Gaia Colossus would tower over everything and the Egg Nega Wisp Armour would’ve been pretty rad.
I feel the same way, with Portal 2. They had the pack in LD, and that's all
Maybe with the sonic movie coming up
@@szabm3179 they didn't even make a set of GLaDOS.
Well on the bright side, there’s a Sonic set on LEGO Ideas that’s been in review for a while now.
I fell in love with Harry Potter back in 2017. I have had on/off again relationship with Star Wars my whole life. I never liked the HP sets as a kid, but as an adult, I love them all. I loved the origional SW sets until around 2003-2005, and I love these new sets since about 2 years ago. HOWEVER, I agree with you on some of the points you make about how as good as some of these themes and sets are, they are destorying LEGO's original ideas and those fun iconic sets of the space exploration, ocean fighting, midevel sets, etc. I couldn't believe how LEGO had aquired the license to Spiderman and Jurassic Park as a kid, but now I can't keep up as an adult that even has a kid who likes LEGO himself on all the new sets. Wish I had all of my old sets from 1998-2003 time frame (mainly). Those are iconic and I appreciate your youtube channel for showing these sets, some of which I have forgotten since then.
It's very subtle but the tie fighters in the movies are actually between blueish grey and sand blue, which is probably why they went with plain blue for the first few years since old grey is so... Brown
Supposedly, they were going to be an even richer shade of blue in the movies but that made them blend into the background too much.
Great review, and definitely a nice nostalgia trip. Fun fact, the TIE Fighters in the original trilogy were actually meant to be blue, but that made them invisible when filming with bluescreen. So in a way, the original LEGO sets weren't too inaccurate. Also, those were my favorite Droideka minifig builds too - they never really got them right afterward, with their most recent redesign looking especially terrible.
Incidentally, your voice work in this video seems to be improving - I don't know what it is about it, but you really nailed it in this video!
Those mini Star Wars sets remind me of one of my favorite lego sub-theme of all time: the X-Pods. It's amazing how Lego has made it so easy to bring little sets along to handle at work or something, with the nice casing so that none of the pieces get lost.
Being born in 84 and raised on Lego and as a fan of most of what they have actual licences for now, you had to get creative. Here's an example: I remember my friends and I would use the long translucent antenna pieces as lightsabers. Now kids can just use, well, actual Lego lightsabers. I can really enjoy some of the licensed lines. I own stuff from Lego Batman, Marvel (mostly only comic based), Star Wars, Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter, Pirates of the Caribbean, Ghostbusters, and so on...but I too always found myself annoyed when, say, they'd deem LOTR Castle, POTC Pirates, or SW Space for the year or longer. It was always kind of heartbreaking! Like a great example here; I would take Monster Fighters over Scooby Doo ANY DAY!
That last quote “licensed sets need to be balanced out with LEGOs themes it needs to be 50/50” is very accurate
The main reason why legos themes fail is because they don’t market them and if they have a show or something based around them it usually isn’t well developed.
But when they do promote their own themes and give them proper story’s they do extremely well (ninjago, bionicle)
Personally I’d love a new original CCBS theme
I can't agree more.
Wow. Truly one of my favorite videos you've done, and not bad for a licensed sets vid.
Back in 2012-2013 they had an awesome SW:The Old Republick sets. They were truly unique compared to all of the X-wings and such. Check 'em out if you hadn't yet.
15:35 "At least you don't have entire sheets of plastic pushed to the end of the shelf."
*glances at simpsons house*
They did continue the mini-trend in the form of the board games, which I personally thought were awesome, especially the fantasy ones. The microfigures were an interesting design and worked well for the games themselves.
Lego Star Wars the Complete Saga is, was and will always be the best game ever.
ALL HAIL THE GONK DROID!
12:46 "The jedi interceptor, while vague recognizable as a Tie fighter protoype..."
Wait what??? How have I never realized this before???
It's the big one guy's (outside of the inevitable Bionicle rewind)
I want a remake of all of the mini or midi stuff, possibly even more mini/midi designs for other lines like Ninjago. I really enjoy mini/midi scale builds, especially as someone who loves Super Sentai and combining robots as a whole, it’s so much easier to make good looking, slick, transforming, combining, and actually pose-able mecha in that scale
The Harry Potter sets have always been rising in quality. The Star Wars sets, meanwhile, flip back and forth in quality as much as the movies. Those are getting way too expense. I think the last reasonably priced wave was Summer 2017/Fall 2017, and that’s sorta where my interest in LEGO Star Wars kicked the bucket.
Midi scale had a bit of a resurgence with a few display pieces of the invisible hand, Tantive IV, and falcon. They are a bit bigger, but they’re close
I think the one wave a year thing works really well for Harry Potter. That way it doesn't feel over saturated, and just really fresh imo
Sad pirates fan: well the clone wars had space pirates and body hunters are kind of like pirates right...(a single tear sheds from there eye)
I would play with the star wars legos so much that i would forget what they actually looked like in the movie. Once I saw them again I was like: "THAT's what it's supposed to look like??"
Me, about to exit UA-cam: sector is clear
*sees this video*: NOt cLear NoT CLeAr
Man, that original flying car set looks really fun. Love just how blocky that car is.
8:16
I don’t really blame you. They are small, don’t look too bad, and can roll into a ball pretty well. It’s not overly big like the one in the first MTT set, or as odd looking as the one from that one battle pack.
Man that one narrator who voiced the Star Wars commercials for so many years was great, too bad the modern commercials dropped him.
Yeah, way back then, those sets looked plain and blocky, but now they are more detailed. Progress at it's finest.
It was Harry Potter that got me into the LEGO toyline, so kudos to ya for covering it!
...still want that Chamber of Secrets and a new Fawkes the phoenix.
For me my favourite licensed themes as a kid was the original LEGO Batman. That toy-line actually introduced me to the Batman universe and defined for me what all the characters and vehicles look like. They were also great sets with a fantastic Batmobile, Batwing and Batcave. Sadly I think Batman has run his course when it comes to LEGO, a lot of the sets just make worse versions of the vehicles and if there’s ever a cool exclusive minifig like Killer Moth or Batwoman I’d rather buy them separately online for cheap instead of putting a ton of money into buying another Batmobile.
God damn you're a good youtuber. In the top 10 for me for sure
What a combo!! This was back when Licensed themes didn’t bother me at all.
9:21 One of my first licensed sets. I still have bits of the wings and engines in my old bins. The wings make great minifig group stands.
Lego HP is probably my favorite licensed lego theme
I wish we could get a new and improved General Grievous minifig. The original one had very little movement and detail, but it succeeded in the from 2 to 4 arms transformation a lot better than the current one. The new one on the other hand is way too short to get the scale right.
I think "Smooth Elegant designs attempted with 2001 era legos" is still a cool aesthetic
If you want a balance between licenses and Lego original products... I think you'll enjoy Lego Hidden Side. The newest Lego theme coming in
potitishogun2961997 they haven’t really marketed that theme so I’m worried it will fail and for what that means for LEGO going forward
@@depressedbreakfast2614 They definitely should though :/ Trailers and such for on TV, ads online... Lego shouldn't just be "the company that replicates other people's work", they gotta make stuff of their own too D:
@Tesla-Effect Yeah exactly! I care little for the mobile app, but the sets look fantastic lol
Hidden Side and Ninjago are not enough to balance the ridiculous amount of licensed themes we have today.
@@legodavid9260 No they're not. That's why there need to be more lol
I love how in the star wars section, you summed up literally every prequel fans wants from LEGO, a new Jango's Slave 1, and a Blue MTT, that's all I and many others ask for. LEGO just doesn't deliver..
And that was 3 years ago.
Now THIS is the Lego Rewind I've been waiting for. If I wasn't collecting Bionicles, I was most likely collecting Star Wars kits.
Another fun evolution of Minifigures thanks to Star Wars and Harry Potter is the start of double sided faces. This only started because Professor quirrell from the first Harry Potter movie actually did have a face on the back of his head, representing an element of Voldemort. It's very cool that since then we've had many expressions for popular characters
Holy crap. I can't believe I missed that. It's so obvious, too! I need to mention that in the penultimate episode (the season 3 recap before the finale).
14:46 we now have a chamber of secrets and it looks AMAZING!!
I was in a Lego store and the modular bookshop was on display and I heard someone ask “what’s that of?”. Licensed themes are so common nowadays that the average person thinks every Lego set is licensed.
EXACTLY! And when you tell them it's something original lego made, they just scowl like, "Why would I wanna buy that? That's not in any movie I like."
@@NickonPlanetRipple straight up facts. I think Ideas has the best licensed sets because since it’s one shot, they put more effort into it being an ascetically pleasing display set with good design instead of a rushed, put together play set. The Doctor Who and Yellow Submarine sets are some of my favourite sets of all time.
@@scrambled5948 And then they ask "Where are the fortnite sets?" because they seriously think Lego does EVERYTHING. They've been TRAINED by all the big companies merging together and buying up smaller properties to think that it's normal for one company to just have everything they could want. It's also parents asking their kids "Hey, what are you into this week?" the kids say "Markiplier!" so they parent goes looking for Markiplier Legos. The idea is to be able to bring >insert here< home tell their kid, "See? I know what you like. I LISTEN to you. I'm not insecure! I'm attentive!"
Bah. Garbage.
It was the introduction of the LEGO Star Wars license in 1999 and the LEGO Harry Potter license in 2001 that opened up the Pandora's Box for more LEGO licenses in the years to come, including Disney/Mickey Mouse, LEGO Sports NBA Basketball/Gravity Games, Spiderman, Batman, SpongeBob SqurePants, Avatar: The Last Airbender, Indiana Jones and many, many more...
That whole part from 2:25 to 2:41 is absolutely hilarious and I was not expecting that!
My brother had the Mos Espa podrace set, by the time I got it, all the pieces were mixed in a big crate of assorted bricks.
It felt so satisfying to follow the instructions and slowly dig through the box to get all the pieces.
Slow and methodical in just the right way, if a little frustrating sometimes.
Such a shame about JKR being a massive bigot, just completely colours all the Harry Potter stuff I look back on, even though once upon a time I would have loved Harry Potter Lego.
Yup. If I knew about all that stuff at the time, I wouldn't have spent as much of the episode talking about HP. I've since sworn off buying any sets.
Fun fact: the Basilisk isn't actually green! The animatronic/puppet they used for filming actually had black skin, but the Chamber of Secrets was filled with a green light/glow that altered its appearance.
That said, I'm pretty sure the canonical color outside of movie-magic is supposed to be dark green, so the video game version is the closest we've gotten and even that's not quite right.
I actually like the Clone Wars faces. I grew up with them.
I think a new scale could come back now that they have the trophy minifigure, like that Harry Potter castle
0:35 I'm sure people actually said that.
were on the fringe
I remember making my own Pod racer since the one you get in stores was three pack, which made it WAY too expensive for us
While at a antique store earlier this year, found a bag ziplock bag full of minifigs of 90's an maybe early 2000's characters. Harry Potter an a bank looking Goblin and a Star Wars X - Wing pilot, The Star Wars buildable figures could see a type of vehicle build done up for them, besides the one for the Biker Trooper that was cool looking an could see more done there for that. Wonder what would happen if Star Wars and Harry Potter was combined in a crossover of some kind? Other then that where you see Boba Fett and Darth Maul walk in asking about a ship, to the one seen with A2-D2 showing a recording for someone to make more ships, could see something like that be brought back and added on to in some way maybe?
The lego clone wars/2010 harry potter sets are some of my favorite lego sets of all time. So much nostalgia!
At the beginning when I was little, I started to hear more about LEGO Star Wars after the release of the LEGO Star Wars The Videogame.
Man I loved the mini sets
This was the first Rewind ep I watched. It is great!
That big vulture droid was my first star wars set
8:15 they’re called Droidekas, gawddamnit!
I remember having a Star Wars ship, that me with my brother didn't put together. Our parents gave away all to charity.
Some orphan might be playing with that set to this day.
I'm genuinely not trying to be mean the fact that you have a a slight lisp makes these in depth analysis of lego sets feel really genuine and charming. Keep it up man these are very fun well thought out videos
I really want them to bring back the mini building sets for Star Wars (or as I used to call them, Mini Models). The planet sets did kinda fill that space for a bit but I always found the minifig & planet were just unnecessary additions that ride up the price.
Came back to this series after I forgot about it existing for 8 months, binge watched 10 episodes, had a blast!
And there are another 9 episodes to go!
2002 Droideka is the best one
In LEGO's defense, the First Order AT-ST set reflects the scene in The Last Jedi where BB-8 Hijacks a walker and almost the whole head gets ripped off as it breaks loose of its docking port.
They could have at the very least included the parts necessary for a head, with an easy break-off feature, instead of a stupid elevator build. What pissed me off more was that Heavy Scout Walker which didn't show up anywhere and was just pure concept art.
I'm familiar with the scene, I know what they were doing. It just sucks that they left out the head. Now people may never get to buy a complete, proper First Order AT-ST.
@@NickonPlanetRipple on the bright side, the set sold poorly and LEGO will probably make up for it in the Star Wars wave after Episode IX releases. I doubt The Last Jedi will be the last time we see a First Order AT-ST, much like in ROTJ, where we see AT-ATs parked on Endor's forest moon. I have a hunch Episode IX will be a pseudo-apology for Rian Johnson "subverting our expectations".
When I was a kid in 1999 I didn't think I had that many Lego Star Wars sets, but looking back at the catalogues I had more than 2/3 of the initial Phantom Menace lineup. I even had had the three Pod Racer set.
Mann 2005 - 2011, what a time
The castle was so cool!
I'd like to add that, atleast here in Serbia, Harry Potter was the go to for girls. Boys got cool shit like Hagrid, Cerberus, the Troll and loads of awesome beasties with medieval structures while the girls got colorful set pieces with loads of decorations. And then I grew to appreciate the little knick knacks when I got older just because of how much life they brought into the pieces
At least we got the podracers again. We've yet to get Zam Wesell in any official form besides the 2002 version, which while I am lucky enough to have acquired one, most people aren't.
What's really insulting is that she's continued to show up in the Lego games, but Lego can't be bothered to make a nice updated version.
If lego rewind ever comes back, please make the April fools episode a review on lego marvel where you basically just say “it looks like marvel” in dozens of different ways. It’d be really funny and help show viewers the issue with a video like that.
That would be... really, really forced.
@@NickonPlanetRipple I mean you probably couldn’t keep the joke going for more then like 5 minutes to be fair. It’d also feel a wee bit vindictive
Realy good two in one epizod.
I like the sets from 1999 to 2006 way more than the modern ones cause they are the models used in the lego Star Wars video game and I actually have the 2004 Millenium Falcon.
I loved it when lego did sets for old republic stuff
Very underrated channel
Love this
Ugh bro that first line of mini sets
Watching these episodes I realize just how many of these sets I had/ still have and I don’t even remember all of the stuff I gave my nephews in three huge bins at one Christmas a few years ago. Holy F!
More on the way! Editing the next episode now.
Nick on Planet Ripple btw, did you cover the samurai sets?
Imagine being restricted on the choices of the movie team instead of the freedom that the Lore of the license can give by just looking at the wiki
Many movie videogames do exactly they because the content, the density of things that can be presented at a 110 length chapter isn't enough to make a game
Man, I always loved these lines.
13:41 woah! What ship is that‽ :O
A customized TIE from the "Resistance" line released this year. Beautiful, isn't it?
I never expected this theme to appear! Since it’s licensed! I guess nick ran out of unlicensed themes... OR IS IT!
Naaaaah. Just a one and done deal.