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Here’s one for a potential sequel video. In marvelSH1 there’s a glitch where you can play as a normal civilian. I forgot how to do it but i think it happens when you change between the 2 versions of Thor back to back. Son of a glitch did a good video on that game and I think he mentioned it
@@gribblegrape6496 I think you play as thor charge up the hammer, the switch to a different thor variant. I believe it also works with green goblin and his ultimate form, but i'm not sure
The Robin being different section is littered with holes. The costume Robin has in LB1 is literally Tim's usual 90's costume with his logo, utility belt, etc. LB2 and LB3 Robin can't be Dick Grayson either because in the open world you can meet Nightwing who also somewhat appeared in the story. Also the LB2 and 3 Robin design is based directly on Tim's one year later costume from the 2000's. And finally when you stated the 5 Robins, you were almost perfect, however Carrie Kelly is not part of the main line roster, rather Stephanie Brown (previously mentioned in the iceberg as Spoiler) is actually the fourth Robin before Damian
Hey, creator of the original iceberg here. Just wanted to comment saying great job on the video. It was my first ever iceberg so it's amazing seeing it get so much attention.
41:33 the snowman actually had something to do with a planned indiana jones level. The snowman would have blocked the way to a bonus indiana jones level, but in the end they weren't allowed to do the level, so they replaced the level with a trailer instead. It was a snowman because the level were planned to be in a pole.
Also, the snowman is actually buildable with the force in the episode V room. The reason he's out of bonds of the cantina is not because it was deleted, but because the model is loaded and waiting for the player to enter that room to built it.
Technically Lego games did have voice acting before Lego Batman 2, just not dialogue. In fact, in Lego Star Wars 3 the voice actors for Anakin, Ashoka, and the clones did the grunts and sounds of their characters.
@@magolor152 I absolutely loved that game. I remember sitting in my parent's bedroom when i was around 4 or 5 with no light except this TV with a massive back on it. I'd sit for hours upon hours trying to 100% the game. It's so nostalgic to me now
One of my favorite Easter eggs are some of the achievements in The Complete Saga that you get for killing certain characters as a specific character. If you kill Anakin as Count Dooku you get an achievement called "Revenge", killing Jango Fett as Boba Fett gets you the "Love is..." achievement, killing Palpatine as Mace Windu gets you an achievement called "Did I break your concentration?", a reference to one of Samuel L. Jackson's other movies. And my personal favorite is if you kill Jar Jar 20 times you get an achievement called "Crowd Pleaser".
Another secret character worth mentioning is Savage Opress in Lego Star Wars 3. He does not feature in the story, is not required for 100% completion, and is only obtainable through a hidden cheat code. Blew my mind when I found out I had missed such a cool character.
@@arctrooper990 its the a blue version of the swamptrooper. in TCS the swamptrooper was green, but in ls1 he was blue. the blue parts show up in the custom character creator in TCS
The matrix easter egg in Lego Lord of the rings is possibly the single greatest easter egg in any game. It comes so out of the blue and if you don't expect it it's very easy to miss but when you notice it it's both confusing and hilarious
Two of my favorite Easter eggs that I only know of second hand come from achievements Lego Harry Potter and LotR. In Harry Potter, if you play as Snape and hide in a barrel, you get an achievement titled “Solid Snape”, in reference to Snake hiding in a box from Metal Gear Solid. And in LotR, there’s an achievement called “One Does Not Simply” where you just up and walk into Mordor. Of course in reference to the infamous “one does not simply” meme format, showing that it was actually pretty simple after all.
I like the ‘ do I know you?’ Easter egg in Lego Marvel Superheroes 1 where if you play as Human Torch and Captain America at the same time. This is because they’re both played by the Chris Evans
FOR YEARS I have been haunted with the memory of the Lego Star Wars 3 MMO. Every couple of months I would try to find it to no avail on the internet. I eventually came to the conclusion that it was a dream. And then I watched this video, and literally screamed when I saw it on screen. Thank you lol.
Me toooo!!! Remember when your character would drop a brick from being scared? I also remember there was a mechanic where you would try to collectively build something, maybe a big Roman numeral 3, and then there’d be some kind of celebration + map reset I think. For some reason I also remember Quest for R2D2.
For "I KILLED THEM ALL", I remember playing that level when I was a kid. As a cherry on top, after you successfully kill enough tuscan raiders to complete the level, the game plays the typical star wars music in a very upbeat way, as saying "Good job!" It takes an extra few seconds for the level to fade out to the next screen, so you can still run around and murder a few more tuscan raiders if you want.
Robin is Tim Drake in all 3 Lego Batman games. They just incorectly labeled Tim as Dick in Lego Batman 2 - it's a mistake since he is wearing Tim's outfit, the game is takes place after Batman 1 and in the portable versions he is correctly labled as Tim Drake
Bruh that error stumped me so much when I first started thinking abt the theory myself a few months ago, and then I was certain that Jason was the robin in Batman 1, until I heard abt the manual labelling him as Tim. Was kind of sad because I liked the idea that there was some unknown story between Batman 1 and 2 where the robin of that game died and then Tim turned up in Batman 2. But also the two gothams are extremely different so Batman 1 and 2 might not even be the same universe, idk lol
Exactly in the all Lego Batman games the Robin is Tim Drake but in LB2 for some reason he is labelled as Dick Grayson. This theory is proven by Nightwing being in every game ( LB1, LB2 as a DLC, LB3 ). And Red hood later on ( LB2 for mobile, LB3 ).
Actually, they intentionally labeled Tim as Dick, and one time they accidentally labeled Dick as tim in a LB2 guide and they said "Sorry, its not tim its dick"
Meowthra is not a scrapped character, they were an npc that walked around during one level of the game and in LEGO games you can play as any npc via modding
One of my favourite Easter eggs in LEGO is the useless Omochao facts in the Sonic DLC for Dimensions. I swear the devs must be fans of Sonic Paradox “Fire is hot” “Pushing boxes makes them move” “Climb the chain to go up” “Did you know money is a great source of income”
24:09 The character roster file actually includes and shows us which characters were going to be playable. Here is the list: - Freeze Goon (Red) (from the last level of Power Crazed Penguin Chapter) - Zookeeper - Businessman and Businesswoman [from Scarecrow level] - Riot Policeman (Never appears in the game, He has a shield and that police melee thing) - Second Sailor - That girl from disco level - a "geek" (Just a boy in white shirt and red cap) - Bio-Hazard Scientist - Factory Worker - Gardener (From poison ivy level) - Brown Security Policeman (From bank Heist) - Janitor (From museum level) - Sewage Worker - Civilian Also there was one unused character worth mentioning, which was not meant to be a extra toggle character - "LBI Agent" also, meowthra was never been meant to be a playable character, it's just possible to assign any entity in game to the character roster. 41:40 Many furnitures and models are stored out of bounds. Snowman can be builded in the Episode V room. And also, santa is actually real, i mean, Saint Nicholas.
@@CrackedmaskYT yea i know that, some time ago I had to finally look it up. It just never sit with me that it was called a baton. Thought it's only called baton in my language (It's not btw).
I’m so glad someone else has a positive opinion about lego Indy 2. I personally loved the hub worlds and level builder when I was a kid, it made me spend way more time in the game
OMG! That Star Wars III MMO and especially The Quest For R2D2 have been burned into my mind for years and I’ve been completely unable to find them again! Thank you so much for that little bit of nostalgia, I played both of those so much as a kid!
I love the fact that Lego Star Wars 1 came out before ROTS. It means that technically speaking LSW is the original way to see the story and ROTS was supplementary
I was there. My best friend and I played LEGO Star Wars all the way through to the end of Episode 3 the day it came out because we wanted to see everything we could about Revenge of the Sith before the film came out.
@@bab3419 everyone knew about Banes back long before a nolan movie . Banes been around for a long time. and Nolans back break was weak compared to.. every iteration before it. people didn't even WANT bane in the movie. cause of the Jobber in the 90's films. "baaaaane!"
@@bd1p It didn't popularize it either, Bane breaking Batman's back is like the number 1 thing he's known for and it's constantly referenced in everything he appears in, even the Arkham games
Some of my favorite Easter eggs are the secret flintstones dimension in Lego dimensions, the weeping Angel in Batman 3, and the Taken reference in Skywalker Saga when you play as Qui Gon. Just to name a few.
I'd argue Savage Oppress or Chancellor Palpatine are more secret characters in Lego Star Wars 3 - only because the way to unlock them really isn't given. Starkiller and all the other ones are unlocked with minikits, however the other two can only be unlocked if you win all the RTS battles for Separatists and The Republic and keep them all red/blue at one time. I know you said favourite before listing off the characters including Starkiller but I just wanted to add to it lmao
39:18 No, the version of Robin in LEGO Batman 2 and 3 is explicitly referred to as Tim Drake. I replayed 3 a couple of weeks ago and he refers to himself as Tim Drake whilst trying to snap Batman out of mind control, and if I recall correctly, in LEGO Batman 2 there's a section where you play as Bruce Wayne and Tim Drake in civilian clothing. Both games also feature Nightwing as a seperate playable character, with a different voice actor, too (at least, he has lines in 3, not sure about 2). Agent Grayson is also seperate and playable in 3. Red Hood is also playable in 3, backing up that the two prior Robins had already attained their standalone identities.
Here's my favourite easter egg: In Lego Star Wars II, episode IV part 1, there are three breakable objects scattered about the level that each reveal a small brick with a picture of grapes with eyeballs on it. Pretty random, right? Reveal all three grapes and you get a minikit. I remember always being curious about why, of all things, there were grapes in Star Wars. It wasn't until much later that I actually looked it up and found out that the grapes are apparently an item from Muppets Racemania, which was also developed by Traveller's Tales. The more you know, I guess lol
My favorite Easter Egg in LEGO games is in The Skywalker Saga, where one of the NPCs (voiced by Adam Howden) says “I’m really feeling it,” a reference to Shulk from Xenoblade Chronicles (who he also voiced). I’m a big Xenoblade fan, so that was a surprise to be sure, but a welcome one.
At 14:36, while the Chris Evans thing is clearly what the achievement is referencing, funnily enuff in game both characters also share a voice actor, Roger Craig Smith
My favourite easter egg in a TT LEGO game is in LEGO Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy for the Nintendo DS. In the second mission of Episode 5, Escape from Echo Base, one of the minikits reached by blowing up a wall leads you to an encounter with some zombies that come out of a Bacta tank, complete with a fixed camera angle, a reference to the Tyrant fight in the original Resident Evil.
16:04 In LEGO Batman 3's credits at the end of them the Jurassic Park theme plays and the T-rex comes out from behind the building Batman and Robin were climbing up. It references the next game, Lego Jurassic World.
Child Flight absolutely had practical uses if you were early in the game and didn’t have a character with the right toolset to reach some very high up ledges.
5:49 Not sure if someone pointed that out already, but I'm quite confident that some of the PSP versions (Star Wars Original Trilogy, Indiana Jones and Batman from what I know) are actually ports rather than separate games. I may be mistaken, but I do remember them playing and looking almost the same as the PC versions
15:48 that's not an easter egg, it's literally an homage to one of the most popular Batman comics from the 90s. It's *the thing* Bane is mostly known for, way before the movie
Isn't that exactly what makes it an easter egg? Most easter eggs are homages, with the caveat that they either reference something obscure or aren't directly highlighted.
The cut characters like black mask in lego batman 1 are not necessarily gotten by random pick, you can actually just made them. There's a lot of that ones. Like Vixen in Lego Batman 2 or Nien Nunb in TCS
46:40 did I just sit through someone trying to prove that not only is Lego Star Wars and Lego Indiana Jones in the same universe, but Christianity canonically exists in both and uses Santa Claus as proof?
Here are two things for the next iceberg: In Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga, there's a man in Tuanal village on Jakku who is implied to be waiting to die. He says something along the lines of: "Please leave me alone, I just ate an unripe jogan fruit and I'm awaiting the consequences." Also, on Kef Bir during a mission, there's an Orbak on the roof of a hut, which appears to be a reference to a glitch in The Witcher where the same thing happens.
Seeing that footage of The Quest for R2D2 put me through a loop! I definitely played that game at some point and I have not thought about it for like 10+ years, goddam. Great vid btw!
The ark of the covenant that Han Solo has in the skywalker saga is most likely the Twi'lek Ark of the covenant, a relic in the star wars world that is important to the Twi'lek Race and has appeared in the Clone Wars TV show
@Timothy Gebhard trust me, probably not even the weirdest thing in star wars. There's a comic where han solo and chewbacca come too earth, han dies and chewbacca roams the US for hundreds of years creating the Bigfoot mystery and the he meets Indiana Jones
The thing that's always stuck in my mind is in Lego Indiana Jones on the Wii, I remember finding out that if you use Indy and use his whip on Karen, there's a chance that instead of doing nothing, he wraps her in it to pull her close to him to kiss. I remember I kept trying it over and over, but couldn't consistently get it. May have just been me being a dumb kid
44:35 as we can see here, robin's neck has been sawed clean off his body and is now stuck in his head, but it is reattached to the rest of his body with no apparent issue. In real life, this would render both his head and torso completely unusable.
39:23 In Batman 3 it's stated that he's Tim Drake and he references 2 and has the same voice actor, I believe the devs said it was a mistake in Batman 2 when it calls him Dick
LB1’s eerie vibe is what makes it the very best LEGO video game. Simple, yet all that. Can’t possibly imagine what a bright level would look like in it.
The last point isn’t quite epistemologically sound, and the multiple Robin section has a few errors: while LB2 identifies the out-of-costume character as “Dick Grayson,” LB3 has Robin directly say “It’s me, Tim!” Since LB3 explicitly picks up following LB2, due to Joker’s robot damage still being present in Gotham, we know it’s still the same, Tim Drake, for both.
How exactly does the existence of Santa prove the existence of christian saints? Very interesting entry nonetheless. Also that Vader-Padme secret is unbelievably cool, I'm still finding new things about these games 15 years later.
It just doesn’t. The whole last entry is a non-starter for me; it reads as bad media literacy to spell out what an Easter egg is and pretend that it represents a clear through line. Like yea its really fun to track how it would look if there was actual connections between these things! But I cannot take it seriously at all when the claim being made is that Santa proves Christianity. These are ridiculous things to say, I’m glad you also push back on this
I've been playing the lego games since the first lego starwars and I literally never knew what extra toggle did. You truly do learn something new everyday
My first lego game was lego batman and because extra toggle didn't work in that game it made me think it did nothing in every other game so I just ignored it
There's probably another reason why the n4zi dogs are changed, in germany you're not allowed to show them in a game, so if they did add it they wouldn't be able to sell the game in Germany
39:45 In the PS Vita port for Lego Batman 3, Red Hood is an unlockable character and can be played alongside anyone else in the Hub worlds. I'm not sure about the other ports as I've only played the PS Vita version, and if footage is needed then I'd be more than happy to oblige. Red Hood isn't a main plot point or anything, but I do think there's extra dialogue if Red Hood is played instead of Robin in some of the levels.
I think another fun thing to mention is that there is a jump-scare in Lego Marvel Super Hearos during the mission where you chase after Venom and as far as I am aware there aren't any 'actual' jump-scares in any other Lego game. (I could be completely wrong about that as I only remembered the Venom jump-scare cause I recently played it and it surprised me cause I didn't expect that kinda stuff from a Lego game made for kids.)
I also wanted to point out that the Human Torch and Captain America Easter egg could be a reference to the fact that both are voiced by Roger Craig Smith in the game
The Easter egg with the Human Torch and Captain America could also reference that the original Human Torch (an Android with no association to the Fantastic Four) and Cap were both in the Invaders, a group of heroes fighting for the Allies during WWII.
Two of my personal favourite Lego Easter Eggs are being able to rip stormtroopers arms off as Chewie in Lego Star Wars 2 and TCS, and in Lego Dimensions using the TARDIS in a certain area will take you to Red Dwarf which is cool on so many levels, and the Emperor Dalek throne room from Evil of the Daleks in two different missions
26:23 Privet is pronounced with a short i, not a long i. To be fair, I don't recall the name of the neighborhood drive being said in the films, so it's understandable if you haven't read them. Tho, if it were how you pronounced it, it would have a silent e. 30:08 Steve Sansweet's unused model has a nose! Looks so bizarre, maybe that's another reason it was scrapped lol. 36:05 "Plague-ess". You even mention his name is spoken in Ep III, so unsure how this is missed. 40:33 Pretty sure the Force-sensitive clone trooper is from LSW III not II, as the image in this video looks like the Clone Wars game, not the Original Trilogy. 41:00 In addition, I'm quite certain that fact about there being only two Force-sensitive clones is NOT canon but instead Legends. The two clones would be Jorus C'baoth and a clone of Luke, both from the Heir to the Empire trilogy of books. Although they weren't even created by Kaminoans, but the Empire. In canon, Kamino was destroyed the year after the Empire's creation, and any attempts to clone a being with the genetically born gift of the Force has not been confirmed yet. It's why Gideon wants Grogu so badly to use his blood to replicate the midi-chlorines in his clones. Sidious is able to use some of the Force in his clone body seen in Ep IX, but he needed a true body to be at full power.
I’m late to the party, but I still wanted to throw some of my favorite easter eggs in here- some of which I have NEVER seen talked about online- for the folks just passing through. 1: In the third level of Empire Strikes Back in the console release of The Complete Saga, “Falcon Flight,” a bunch of crashed Classic Space ships can be seen in the Double Score Zone inside the Exogorth. I thiiiink they’re all Space Darts, but it’s been a while since I’ve seen them. They might even still have their Classic Space logos! 2: In the DS version of The Original Trilogy, at the very end of the first level of A New Hope, “Blockade Runner,” two unique Stormtroopers can be seen kissing inside an escape pod, locked behind a Bounty Hunter door. When you open the door, a short cutscene plays. I remember getting a real kick out of it as a kid. 3: This one’s gonna be pretty vague, but just hear me out. In the DS version of The Original Trilogy, in the second level of Empire Strikes Back, “Escape from Echo Base,” I somehow managed to glitch out of the level and end up underneath it, where I could see areas not accessible before. I saw a room I had never been able to access, with a bunch of minifigs in black hoods all sitting in a circle together- I remember thinking that one of them looked like Emperor Palpatine. I think they might have also had yellow skin? Anyways, I was never able to actually get into the room legitimately, probably because I was more worried about actually playing the game, so I never did find out what all that was about. The DS and game cartridge are both long gone now, and virtually no one online talks about the DS version of the Original Trilogy, so I’ve never been able to figure out how to actually open the room. I’m sure it was some kind of weird gag for a mini kit or something, but if anyone’s got the DS version of Lego Star Wars II and feels like investigating, I’m sure combing through all the stuff in this game would be an interesting afternoon.
Typing out all my thoughts here led me to do a little bit more digging about that third Easter egg, and I found this: m.ua-cam.com/video/omA_FIJx-lI/v-deo.html At about the 4 minute mark, the player seems to trigger the egg that I prematurely saw as a kid- you can see the hooded figure that I confused for Palpatine show up as soon as he flips the switch. The comments suggest it’s a Resident Evil reference?
I am so glad you mentioned the handheld games. There is also one 3ds game that is exclusive and is not a port, lego city undercover: the chase begins. It's a prequel to lego city undercover, and it's actually really good. Also, the 3ds got a few "ports" of the games with changed mechanics etc, that honestly suck ass. (The lego movie videogame and lego the hobbit are some examples I can think of).
If you're up to it, I'd love to see a Lego game ranking or tier list from you! I'm a pretty casual fan of the series but playing Skywalker Saga and watching vids like this have me wanting to go back to some of the older games I either haven't touched in a while or never played to begin with. Knowing which ones to go for from someone well versed in them would help out a bunch, and it'd be nice to see where they all stack up.
I was really surprised about the HP years 5-7 recall one, I own the Wii version and I was able to beat it without any softlocks glitches or bugs, guess I got lucky. Or maybe it has to do with the region?
i loved this iceberg but i have never laughed harder than when you tried to explain that christianity is real in the lego universe because santa claus is a playable character in indiana jones
The “Vader can’t choke Padmé” thing is a glitch, not an Easter egg. It only applies to her cloaked Geonosis variant, because they didn’t give her animations for being choked, melees or dodging.
There is an obscure detail in The Complete Saga that I discovered completely by accident. In Episode 5 Chapter 6, at any point after the cutscene where Boba Fett leaves in the Slave 1, if you play as Lando, you cannot harm Leia. Instead, he will grab her hand and kiss it, and Leia will scratch her head, and give Lando a disapproving shake. I wouldn’t be surprised if I was the only person to find it, considering the kinda specific conditions.
I really really really wish that George Lucas was a buyable character who was overpowered as heck in skywalker saga . If they want to balance s it he could be only purchasable after 100% completion and have him be worth 4.6 billion studs
31:33 yea, me and my mom played the game on the wii. i'd assume it was due to the bugs, but if you tried using the water spell on real fire, it would crash. The Wesley house level still haunts me to this day-
There are no "christmas" characters in the Skywalker Saga, they are "Life Day" characters. Life Day is a holiday in Star Wars, that is similar to christmas, but has nothing to do with christianity.
46:37 also in Lego City Undercover, there are paintings showing the Snake and the Apple in the Garden of Eden, so more hints towards religion and God in Lego
I'm still holding out hope for Lego: James Bond _You could do the Connery Saga or Every Movie via Hub Worlds._ With the upgrades we've gotten from Skywalker Saga. I'm excited by the thought.
I loved Quest for R2-D2! Last I checked, most of the LEGO browser games are still playable on the Wayback Machine, even the really old ones like Junkbot and World Builder.
Great video. I remember seeing that original iceberg on the LEGO games subreddit (and even talked with its creator briefly about the cut John Lasseter character in The Incredibles) and was hoping someone would make a video at least based partially on it. Never thought I'd see the existence of the afterlife in the games' universe being proven using Santa from LEGO Indiana Jones, but I'm here for it. And on that note, nice to see a fellow LEGO Indy 2 enjoyer. I always see it talked about as one of TT's worst games and I've never agreed with that personally.
Awesome video! If you do a second iceberg, I'd love to see LEGO Universe and other MMO attempts mentioned. They're pretty niche and weren't done by TT Games, but an interesting part of LEGO's history nonetheless.
@@the_seer_0421 if I may tt games need to make more lego games called lego transformers, lego fast and furious, lego 007, lego the hunger games, lego men in black, lego the mummy, lego gi joe, lego thundercats, lego he man and the masters of the universe, lego she ra the princesses of power, lego voltron, lego silverhawks, lego power rangers, lego Ghostbusters, lego tmnt, lego pokemon, lego sonic the hedgehog, lego super mario bros, lego the legend of zelda, lego DC games, lego arrowverse, lego batman 4, lego DC super villains 2, lego marvel super heroes 3, lego avengers 2, lego spiderman, lego x men, lego spongebob squarepants, lego rugrats, lego jimmy neutron, lego the loud house, lego avatar the last airbender, lego samurai jack, lego dexter's laboratory, lego powerpuff girls, lego regular show, lego amazing world of gumball, lego looney tunes, lego tom and jerry, lego scooby doo, lego the pink panther, lego monsterverse, lego night at the museum, lego planet of the apes, lego bill and ted, lego Battlestar Galactica, lego star trek, lego middle earth, lego Wizarding world, lego dragon ballz, lego digimon, lego indiana jones 3, lego jurassic world 2, and lego pirates of the caribbean 2, and lego castle kingdom.
3:40 there is also an easter egg in the first level of Indiana Jones 2, where during an attempted escape scene, Indiana gets distracted by a frozen-in-carbonite Han Solo, before crashing
in lego batman 1, if you turn the music off but keep the sfx on at arkham asylum then go to the level select and go to the very left you can hear people's deranged noises within the walls you can't tell if they are laughing or crying
In Lego dimensions in the portal 2 zone when Glados mentioned black mesa. Wich is a reference to half-life. One problem is the absence of the combine from half life two. I know it’s because they probably didn’t want to put a murderous inter dimensional empire in there game about hoping though dimensions. But from a lore perspective it would make perfect sense for them too take advantage of the dimensions colliding
What was your favorite entry on the iceberg? Did you know everything, or find something new? Let me know below!
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Here’s one for a potential sequel video. In marvelSH1 there’s a glitch where you can play as a normal civilian. I forgot how to do it but i think it happens when you change between the 2 versions of Thor back to back.
Son of a glitch did a good video on that game and I think he mentioned it
@@gribblegrape6496 I think you play as thor charge up the hammer, the switch to a different thor variant. I believe it also works with green goblin and his ultimate form, but i'm not sure
i dunno
The Robin being different section is littered with holes. The costume Robin has in LB1 is literally Tim's usual 90's costume with his logo, utility belt, etc. LB2 and LB3 Robin can't be Dick Grayson either because in the open world you can meet Nightwing who also somewhat appeared in the story. Also the LB2 and 3 Robin design is based directly on Tim's one year later costume from the 2000's. And finally when you stated the 5 Robins, you were almost perfect, however Carrie Kelly is not part of the main line roster, rather Stephanie Brown (previously mentioned in the iceberg as Spoiler) is actually the fourth Robin before Damian
@@cademan8618 well he says he doesn't think it's right
Hey, creator of the original iceberg here. Just wanted to comment saying great job on the video. It was my first ever iceberg so it's amazing seeing it get so much attention.
i’ll hopefully get to dive deeper if i do a part two
Don’t lie
@@swisserty wym don’t lie. Lie about what?
@@Ethan-gw6mi don't lie for the clout there little buddy. i might just rip thy luttle thong to the side yide
King moment
You saying “Private Drive” was murdering me
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41:33 the snowman actually had something to do with a planned indiana jones level. The snowman would have blocked the way to a bonus indiana jones level, but in the end they weren't allowed to do the level, so they replaced the level with a trailer instead. It was a snowman because the level were planned to be in a pole.
Also, the snowman is actually buildable with the force in the episode V room. The reason he's out of bonds of the cantina is not because it was deleted, but because the model is loaded and waiting for the player to enter that room to built it.
*bounds
pretty sure the snowman is what force pushes you away when you try to enter the 2 player arcade without 2 players
@@timpegg7822 no bonds
That entire last section was like listening to a stoned conspiracy theorist uncle at a family gathering but it's actually a fun conspiracy
Technically Lego games did have voice acting before Lego Batman 2, just not dialogue. In fact, in Lego Star Wars 3 the voice actors for Anakin, Ashoka, and the clones did the grunts and sounds of their characters.
The LEGO Island games were fully voice acted. As were others before they began doing film tie ins, like LEGO Creator.
@Gordon Freeman I heard those grunts from Jack Sparrow were Johnny Depp himself.
Bionicle heroes had some
That’s incorrect
@@magolor152 I absolutely loved that game. I remember sitting in my parent's bedroom when i was around 4 or 5 with no light except this TV with a massive back on it.
I'd sit for hours upon hours trying to 100% the game. It's so nostalgic to me now
One of my favorite Easter eggs are some of the achievements in The Complete Saga that you get for killing certain characters as a specific character. If you kill Anakin as Count Dooku you get an achievement called "Revenge", killing Jango Fett as Boba Fett gets you the "Love is..." achievement, killing Palpatine as Mace Windu gets you an achievement called "Did I break your concentration?", a reference to one of Samuel L. Jackson's other movies. And my personal favorite is if you kill Jar Jar 20 times you get an achievement called "Crowd Pleaser".
I don't think The Complete Saga had achievements on PSN sadly. Otherwise I'd go for the Platinum Trophy.
That Mace Windu one is great considering Pulp Fiction is 17+
Another secret character worth mentioning is Savage Opress in Lego Star Wars 3. He does not feature in the story, is not required for 100% completion, and is only obtainable through a hidden cheat code. Blew my mind when I found out I had missed such a cool character.
I swear you can make a 501st clone trooper in SWTCS character customer but it might only be on mobile since I have only done it on mobile.
@@arctrooper990 its the a blue version of the swamptrooper. in TCS the swamptrooper was green, but in ls1 he was blue. the blue parts show up in the custom character creator in TCS
I HATE people who say you can only get Opress via cheat code.
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The matrix easter egg in Lego Lord of the rings is possibly the single greatest easter egg in any game. It comes so out of the blue and if you don't expect it it's very easy to miss but when you notice it it's both confusing and hilarious
something about lego dimensions, idk.
Thanks for sharing your opinion on the internet 👍
Two of my favorite Easter eggs that I only know of second hand come from achievements Lego Harry Potter and LotR. In Harry Potter, if you play as Snape and hide in a barrel, you get an achievement titled “Solid Snape”, in reference to Snake hiding in a box from Metal Gear Solid. And in LotR, there’s an achievement called “One Does Not Simply” where you just up and walk into Mordor. Of course in reference to the infamous “one does not simply” meme format, showing that it was actually pretty simple after all.
Hey clownpuncher I loved your new Arkham city without detective mode challenge keep it up
Privet drive is actually pronounced Privvett drive if that makes sense
I feel like i’ve just seen a celebrity in public seeing you comment here
Hmmmmm once again you specifically highlight a Metal Gear reference despite swearing you've never played the games, curious
I like the ‘ do I know you?’ Easter egg in Lego Marvel Superheroes 1 where if you play as Human Torch and Captain America at the same time. This is because they’re both played by the Chris Evans
FOR YEARS I have been haunted with the memory of the Lego Star Wars 3 MMO. Every couple of months I would try to find it to no avail on the internet. I eventually came to the conclusion that it was a dream. And then I watched this video, and literally screamed when I saw it on screen. Thank you lol.
Timestamp?
Me toooo!!! Remember when your character would drop a brick from being scared? I also remember there was a mechanic where you would try to collectively build something, maybe a big Roman numeral 3, and then there’d be some kind of celebration + map reset I think.
For some reason I also remember Quest for R2D2.
For "I KILLED THEM ALL", I remember playing that level when I was a kid.
As a cherry on top, after you successfully kill enough tuscan raiders to complete the level, the game plays the typical star wars music in a very upbeat way, as saying "Good job!" It takes an extra few seconds for the level to fade out to the next screen, so you can still run around and murder a few more tuscan raiders if you want.
Good job! You successfully killed 24 Tusken Raiders! 😁
easily the most bizarre mission in any lego game
Robin is Tim Drake in all 3 Lego Batman games. They just incorectly labeled Tim as Dick in Lego Batman 2 - it's a mistake since he is wearing Tim's outfit, the game is takes place after Batman 1 and in the portable versions he is correctly labled as Tim Drake
Bruh that error stumped me so much when I first started thinking abt the theory myself a few months ago, and then I was certain that Jason was the robin in Batman 1, until I heard abt the manual labelling him as Tim. Was kind of sad because I liked the idea that there was some unknown story between Batman 1 and 2 where the robin of that game died and then Tim turned up in Batman 2. But also the two gothams are extremely different so Batman 1 and 2 might not even be the same universe, idk lol
Exactly in the all Lego Batman games the Robin is Tim Drake but in LB2 for some reason he is labelled as Dick Grayson. This theory is proven by Nightwing being in every game ( LB1, LB2 as a DLC, LB3 ). And Red hood later on ( LB2 for mobile, LB3 ).
Actually, they intentionally labeled Tim as Dick, and one time they accidentally labeled Dick as tim in a LB2 guide and they said "Sorry, its not tim its dick"
Meowthra is not a scrapped character, they were an npc that walked around during one level of the game and in LEGO games you can play as any npc via modding
One of my favourite Easter eggs in LEGO is the useless Omochao facts in the Sonic DLC for Dimensions. I swear the devs must be fans of Sonic Paradox
“Fire is hot”
“Pushing boxes makes them move”
“Climb the chain to go up”
“Did you know money is a great source of income”
24:09
The character roster file actually includes and shows us which characters were going to be playable.
Here is the list:
- Freeze Goon (Red) (from the last level of Power Crazed Penguin Chapter)
- Zookeeper
- Businessman and Businesswoman [from Scarecrow level]
- Riot Policeman (Never appears in the game, He has a shield and that police melee thing)
- Second Sailor
- That girl from disco level
- a "geek" (Just a boy in white shirt and red cap)
- Bio-Hazard Scientist
- Factory Worker
- Gardener (From poison ivy level)
- Brown Security Policeman (From bank Heist)
- Janitor (From museum level)
- Sewage Worker
- Civilian
Also there was one unused character worth mentioning, which was not meant to be a extra toggle character
- "LBI Agent"
also, meowthra was never been meant to be a playable character, it's just possible to assign any entity in game to the character roster.
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Many furnitures and models are stored out of bounds. Snowman can be builded in the Episode V room.
And also, santa is actually real, i mean, Saint Nicholas.
The police melee thing is called a baton/nightstick but this is useful nice 👍
@@CrackedmaskYT yea i know that, some time ago I had to finally look it up. It just never sit with me that it was called a baton. Thought it's only called baton in my language (It's not btw).
@@Caspff i commented this a year late lol
I’m so glad someone else has a positive opinion about lego Indy 2. I personally loved the hub worlds and level builder when I was a kid, it made me spend way more time in the game
That game is underappreciated
On my god 😢 the memories broooo 🥲
@@the_seer_0421 Like Indiana jones 4
@@achoumachi6695 exactly
Exact same opinion
OMG! That Star Wars III MMO and especially The Quest For R2D2 have been burned into my mind for years and I’ve been completely unable to find them again! Thank you so much for that little bit of nostalgia, I played both of those so much as a kid!
I love the fact that Lego Star Wars 1 came out before ROTS. It means that technically speaking LSW is the original way to see the story and ROTS was supplementary
I was there. My best friend and I played LEGO Star Wars all the way through to the end of Episode 3 the day it came out because we wanted to see everything we could about Revenge of the Sith before the film came out.
15:58 Bane breaking his back was not popularized by the Dark Knight Trilogy. lmao
he broke the bats back decades ago in the books.
popularized does not equate to “the first time it happened.” guarantee you more people have seen DKR than read knightfall
Popularised doesn’t equal first.
@@bab3419 everyone knew about Banes back long before a nolan movie . Banes been around for a long time.
and Nolans back break was weak compared to.. every iteration before it.
people didn't even WANT bane in the movie.
cause of the Jobber in the 90's films.
"baaaaane!"
@@bd1p It didn't popularize it either, Bane breaking Batman's back is like the number 1 thing he's known for and it's constantly referenced in everything he appears in, even the Arkham games
Some of my favorite Easter eggs are the secret flintstones dimension in Lego dimensions, the weeping Angel in Batman 3, and the Taken reference in Skywalker Saga when you play as Qui Gon. Just to name a few.
I'd argue Savage Oppress or Chancellor Palpatine are more secret characters in Lego Star Wars 3 - only because the way to unlock them really isn't given. Starkiller and all the other ones are unlocked with minikits, however the other two can only be unlocked if you win all the RTS battles for Separatists and The Republic and keep them all red/blue at one time. I know you said favourite before listing off the characters including Starkiller but I just wanted to add to it lmao
Wait, you can unlock Savage Oppress without cheat codes?
39:18 No, the version of Robin in LEGO Batman 2 and 3 is explicitly referred to as Tim Drake.
I replayed 3 a couple of weeks ago and he refers to himself as Tim Drake whilst trying to snap Batman out of mind control, and if I recall correctly, in LEGO Batman 2 there's a section where you play as Bruce Wayne and Tim Drake in civilian clothing.
Both games also feature Nightwing as a seperate playable character, with a different voice actor, too (at least, he has lines in 3, not sure about 2). Agent Grayson is also seperate and playable in 3. Red Hood is also playable in 3, backing up that the two prior Robins had already attained their standalone identities.
@@OliverKane3582 it was a mistake, he was supposed to be called Tim Drake
@@OliverKane3582 In the handheld versions of Lego Batman 2, robin in civilian clothes is correctly referred to as Tim Drake
@@OliverKane3582 radical
Here's my favourite easter egg: In Lego Star Wars II, episode IV part 1, there are three breakable objects scattered about the level that each reveal a small brick with a picture of grapes with eyeballs on it. Pretty random, right? Reveal all three grapes and you get a minikit.
I remember always being curious about why, of all things, there were grapes in Star Wars.
It wasn't until much later that I actually looked it up and found out that the grapes are apparently an item from Muppets Racemania, which was also developed by Traveller's Tales. The more you know, I guess lol
That also appears in TCS, I remember being so confused when I saw it
Wait a second! Did BD1P call Privet Drive, Private Drive?
Maybe he's American. They ain't so good at speaking English.
@@AxelWedstar411 as an American, I agree
@@cam_i_am5833 As another American, I also agree.
@@AxelWedstar411 he’s Aussie
My favorite Easter Egg in LEGO games is in The Skywalker Saga, where one of the NPCs (voiced by Adam Howden) says “I’m really feeling it,” a reference to Shulk from Xenoblade Chronicles (who he also voiced).
I’m a big Xenoblade fan, so that was a surprise to be sure, but a welcome one.
Fun fact: the guy voicing Luke skywalker in the skywalker saga is David menkin who voiced malos in xenoblade 2
@@airrider-jk9ik Oh, I already knew that. It’s incredible.
@@airrider-jk9ik Nice Dickson pic btw.
have any clip for that?
@@AzumarillConGafasBv
search up the youtuber “Vame Geveloper” which is the yt channel for the dev who put line in, David Harris.
At 14:36, while the Chris Evans thing is clearly what the achievement is referencing, funnily enuff in game both characters also share a voice actor, Roger Craig Smith
My favourite easter egg in a TT LEGO game is in LEGO Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy for the Nintendo DS.
In the second mission of Episode 5, Escape from Echo Base, one of the minikits reached by blowing up a wall leads you to an encounter with some zombies that come out of a Bacta tank, complete with a fixed camera angle, a reference to the Tyrant fight in the original Resident Evil.
16:04 In LEGO Batman 3's credits at the end of them the Jurassic Park theme plays and the T-rex comes out from behind the building Batman and Robin were climbing up. It references the next game, Lego Jurassic World.
Child Flight absolutely had practical uses if you were early in the game and didn’t have a character with the right toolset to reach some very high up ledges.
26:22 the way he says it hurts my soul
5:49 Not sure if someone pointed that out already, but I'm quite confident that some of the PSP versions (Star Wars Original Trilogy, Indiana Jones and Batman from what I know) are actually ports rather than separate games. I may be mistaken, but I do remember them playing and looking almost the same as the PC versions
15:48 that's not an easter egg, it's literally an homage to one of the most popular Batman comics from the 90s. It's *the thing* Bane is mostly known for, way before the movie
Right? The whole reason its in the game and the movie is the comic lol. This is a great video but that one thing just bothered me
Yeah the video is good but this part was pure cringe. I'm not even a comics geek but still i konw it.
Isn't that exactly what makes it an easter egg? Most easter eggs are homages, with the caveat that they either reference something obscure or aren't directly highlighted.
The cut characters like black mask in lego batman 1 are not necessarily gotten by random pick, you can actually just made them. There's a lot of that ones. Like Vixen in Lego Batman 2 or Nien Nunb in TCS
46:40 did I just sit through someone trying to prove that not only is Lego Star Wars and Lego Indiana Jones in the same universe, but Christianity canonically exists in both and uses Santa Claus as proof?
I had one of the softlocked Harry Potter 5-7 game too. Lots of pleasant nostalgia in this video
I had the 360 version as a kid, I remember it being very prone to save corruption..... Now I know why 😅
Here are two things for the next iceberg:
In Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga, there's a man in Tuanal village on Jakku who is implied to be waiting to die. He says something along the lines of: "Please leave me alone, I just ate an unripe jogan fruit and I'm awaiting the consequences."
Also, on Kef Bir during a mission, there's an Orbak on the roof of a hut, which appears to be a reference to a glitch in The Witcher where the same thing happens.
Seeing that footage of The Quest for R2D2 put me through a loop! I definitely played that game at some point and I have not thought about it for like 10+ years, goddam. Great vid btw!
You and rugged eagle are my favorite game channels
Same
Rugged Eagle is soooo underrated
Same
@@RandoMan07 agreed
The ark of the covenant that Han Solo has in the skywalker saga is most likely the Twi'lek Ark of the covenant, a relic in the star wars world that is important to the Twi'lek Race and has appeared in the Clone Wars TV show
I thought you were making this up so I googled it. What an odd creative choice.
@Timothy Gebhard trust me, probably not even the weirdest thing in star wars. There's a comic where han solo and chewbacca come too earth, han dies and chewbacca roams the US for hundreds of years creating the Bigfoot mystery and the he meets Indiana Jones
Actually the clones disguised as jedi was in a deleted scene, you can look it up yourself
"Delted Scene" means it wasn't in the movie, hence the "delted"
@@bd1p wait did he say “deleted”?? I didn’t hear it. Oops
15:51 I mean, it also came from one of the more famous Batman comics long before the movies.
The thing that's always stuck in my mind is in Lego Indiana Jones on the Wii, I remember finding out that if you use Indy and use his whip on Karen, there's a chance that instead of doing nothing, he wraps her in it to pull her close to him to kiss. I remember I kept trying it over and over, but couldn't consistently get it. May have just been me being a dumb kid
44:35 as we can see here, robin's neck has been sawed clean off his body and is now stuck in his head, but it is reattached to the rest of his body with no apparent issue. In real life, this would render both his head and torso completely unusable.
39:23 In Batman 3 it's stated that he's Tim Drake and he references 2 and has the same voice actor, I believe the devs said it was a mistake in Batman 2 when it calls him Dick
LB1’s eerie vibe is what makes it the very best LEGO video game. Simple, yet all that. Can’t possibly imagine what a bright level would look like in it.
The last point isn’t quite epistemologically sound, and the multiple Robin section has a few errors: while LB2 identifies the out-of-costume character as “Dick Grayson,” LB3 has Robin directly say “It’s me, Tim!” Since LB3 explicitly picks up following LB2, due to Joker’s robot damage still being present in Gotham, we know it’s still the same, Tim Drake, for both.
How exactly does the existence of Santa prove the existence of christian saints? Very interesting entry nonetheless. Also that Vader-Padme secret is unbelievably cool, I'm still finding new things about these games 15 years later.
Because Santa is literally just a comercialized version of St. Nicolas
i doesnt prove they exist, but it proves that christianity is practiced
@@notTLWO
Or it just proves the existence of Coca-Cola.
It just doesn’t. The whole last entry is a non-starter for me; it reads as bad media literacy to spell out what an Easter egg is and pretend that it represents a clear through line. Like yea its really fun to track how it would look if there was actual connections between these things! But I cannot take it seriously at all when the claim being made is that Santa proves Christianity. These are ridiculous things to say, I’m glad you also push back on this
@Gordon Freeman yes but this is very much the “christianatized” version of christmas.
I've been playing the lego games since the first lego starwars and I literally never knew what extra toggle did. You truly do learn something new everyday
My first lego game was lego batman and because extra toggle didn't work in that game it made me think it did nothing in every other game so I just ignored it
There's probably another reason why the n4zi dogs are changed, in germany you're not allowed to show them in a game, so if they did add it they wouldn't be able to sell the game in Germany
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In the PS Vita port for Lego Batman 3, Red Hood is an unlockable character and can be played alongside anyone else in the Hub worlds. I'm not sure about the other ports as I've only played the PS Vita version, and if footage is needed then I'd be more than happy to oblige. Red Hood isn't a main plot point or anything, but I do think there's extra dialogue if Red Hood is played instead of Robin in some of the levels.
I think another fun thing to mention is that there is a jump-scare in Lego Marvel Super Hearos during the mission where you chase after Venom and as far as I am aware there aren't any 'actual' jump-scares in any other Lego game. (I could be completely wrong about that as I only remembered the Venom jump-scare cause I recently played it and it surprised me cause I didn't expect that kinda stuff from a Lego game made for kids.)
I feel you with Lego Indy 2. There's something about that game that makes it really well designed interms of doing a 100% run.
34:41 pretty ironic considering thats the way padme dies
I also wanted to point out that the Human Torch and Captain America Easter egg could be a reference to the fact that both are voiced by Roger Craig Smith in the game
Great video, I love longer documentary type videos like this. Love your channel!
The Easter egg with the Human Torch and Captain America could also reference that the original Human Torch (an Android with no association to the Fantastic Four) and Cap were both in the Invaders, a group of heroes fighting for the Allies during WWII.
oh and that they are voiced by the same va in MSH1 (Roger Craig Smith)
That is what it’s a reference to
Two of my personal favourite Lego Easter Eggs are being able to rip stormtroopers arms off as Chewie in Lego Star Wars 2 and TCS, and in Lego Dimensions using the TARDIS in a certain area will take you to Red Dwarf which is cool on so many levels, and the Emperor Dalek throne room from Evil of the Daleks in two different missions
I'm actually both a minor fan of Lego games and a minor fan of obscure trivia.
26:23 Privet is pronounced with a short i, not a long i. To be fair, I don't recall the name of the neighborhood drive being said in the films, so it's understandable if you haven't read them. Tho, if it were how you pronounced it, it would have a silent e.
30:08 Steve Sansweet's unused model has a nose! Looks so bizarre, maybe that's another reason it was scrapped lol.
36:05 "Plague-ess". You even mention his name is spoken in Ep III, so unsure how this is missed.
40:33 Pretty sure the Force-sensitive clone trooper is from LSW III not II, as the image in this video looks like the Clone Wars game, not the Original Trilogy.
41:00 In addition, I'm quite certain that fact about there being only two Force-sensitive clones is NOT canon but instead Legends. The two clones would be Jorus C'baoth and a clone of Luke, both from the Heir to the Empire trilogy of books. Although they weren't even created by Kaminoans, but the Empire. In canon, Kamino was destroyed the year after the Empire's creation, and any attempts to clone a being with the genetically born gift of the Force has not been confirmed yet. It's why Gideon wants Grogu so badly to use his blood to replicate the midi-chlorines in his clones. Sidious is able to use some of the Force in his clone body seen in Ep IX, but he needed a true body to be at full power.
I’m late to the party, but I still wanted to throw some of my favorite easter eggs in here- some of which I have NEVER seen talked about online- for the folks just passing through.
1: In the third level of Empire Strikes Back in the console release of The Complete Saga, “Falcon Flight,” a bunch of crashed Classic Space ships can be seen in the Double Score Zone inside the Exogorth. I thiiiink they’re all Space Darts, but it’s been a while since I’ve seen them. They might even still have their Classic Space logos!
2: In the DS version of The Original Trilogy, at the very end of the first level of A New Hope, “Blockade Runner,” two unique Stormtroopers can be seen kissing inside an escape pod, locked behind a Bounty Hunter door. When you open the door, a short cutscene plays. I remember getting a real kick out of it as a kid.
3: This one’s gonna be pretty vague, but just hear me out. In the DS version of The Original Trilogy, in the second level of Empire Strikes Back, “Escape from Echo Base,” I somehow managed to glitch out of the level and end up underneath it, where I could see areas not accessible before. I saw a room I had never been able to access, with a bunch of minifigs in black hoods all sitting in a circle together- I remember thinking that one of them looked like Emperor Palpatine. I think they might have also had yellow skin? Anyways, I was never able to actually get into the room legitimately, probably because I was more worried about actually playing the game, so I never did find out what all that was about. The DS and game cartridge are both long gone now, and virtually no one online talks about the DS version of the Original Trilogy, so I’ve never been able to figure out how to actually open the room. I’m sure it was some kind of weird gag for a mini kit or something, but if anyone’s got the DS version of Lego Star Wars II and feels like investigating, I’m sure combing through all the stuff in this game would be an interesting afternoon.
Typing out all my thoughts here led me to do a little bit more digging about that third Easter egg, and I found this:
m.ua-cam.com/video/omA_FIJx-lI/v-deo.html
At about the 4 minute mark, the player seems to trigger the egg that I prematurely saw as a kid- you can see the hooded figure that I confused for Palpatine show up as soon as he flips the switch. The comments suggest it’s a Resident Evil reference?
On that note, this video shows the Kissing Stormtroopers gag from the first level at about 6:49:
m.ua-cam.com/video/S8aYrQJAnzo/v-deo.html
I used to play that clone wars web game every day just unlocking the characters over and over again... I don't understand why I liked it so much
I am so glad you mentioned the handheld games. There is also one 3ds game that is exclusive and is not a port, lego city undercover: the chase begins. It's a prequel to lego city undercover, and it's actually really good. Also, the 3ds got a few "ports" of the games with changed mechanics etc, that honestly suck ass. (The lego movie videogame and lego the hobbit are some examples I can think of).
It's a prequel
@@saxtonhale6029 Thanks for reminding me, I keep mixing it up, I'll fix it.
I really hope you make a part 2 man! One can hope right?
If u punche leia with lando, he kiss her hands, and a nice easter egg is that u can sell your speeder in lego tcs lvl 4/3
Been playing so many Lego games on my steam deck, it brings both world, handheld and good graphics.
16:25 It does let you skip certain puzzles or platforming challenges, especially if you use a gliding character
I love the video but my heart dropped when you said private drive…
If you're up to it, I'd love to see a Lego game ranking or tier list from you! I'm a pretty casual fan of the series but playing Skywalker Saga and watching vids like this have me wanting to go back to some of the older games I either haven't touched in a while or never played to begin with. Knowing which ones to go for from someone well versed in them would help out a bunch, and it'd be nice to see where they all stack up.
26:22
Private drive is killing me 😢
I was really surprised about the HP years 5-7 recall one, I own the Wii version and I was able to beat it without any softlocks glitches or bugs, guess I got lucky. Or maybe it has to do with the region?
LEGO Wii and Wii U games are always glitchy as heck so I was just used to it lol (a few random crashes here and there)
Whoever came up with the afterlife theory must've been high out of their mind
This is quite indeed one of the videos of all time
I have to agree
it is definitely a video posted to youtube one time
31:22 OH MY GOD I USED TO PLAY THAT ALL THE TIME!
actually I think the cantina snowman is there to have the snowman model loaded in for the snowman in the ESB room
It's astounding that they're able to reference Nobot but weren't able to show the destruction of Alderaan.
i loved this iceberg but i have never laughed harder than when you tried to explain that christianity is real in the lego universe because santa claus is a playable character in indiana jones
one day you’ll see the vision
@@bd1p i already have
The “Vader can’t choke Padmé” thing is a glitch, not an Easter egg. It only applies to her cloaked Geonosis variant, because they didn’t give her animations for being choked, melees or dodging.
0:05 Some people are older than 15 mate.
bros 16
apparently some people are also fuckin deaf! it’s almost like he gave another option😳😳 don’t need to be a negative nancy “mate” 😹
There is an obscure detail in The Complete Saga that I discovered completely by accident. In Episode 5 Chapter 6, at any point after the cutscene where Boba Fett leaves in the Slave 1, if you play as Lando, you cannot harm Leia. Instead, he will grab her hand and kiss it, and Leia will scratch her head, and give Lando a disapproving shake. I wouldn’t be surprised if I was the only person to find it, considering the kinda specific conditions.
Thats so good
I really really really wish that George Lucas was a buyable character who was overpowered as heck in skywalker saga . If they want to balance s it he could be only purchasable after 100% completion and have him be worth 4.6 billion studs
31:33 yea, me and my mom played the game on the wii. i'd assume it was due to the bugs, but if you tried using the water spell on real fire, it would crash. The Wesley house level still haunts me to this day-
There are no "christmas" characters in the Skywalker Saga, they are "Life Day" characters. Life Day is a holiday in Star Wars, that is similar to christmas, but has nothing to do with christianity.
46:37 also in Lego City Undercover, there are paintings showing the Snake and the Apple in the Garden of Eden, so more hints towards religion and God in Lego
I just wanna say that was a really well put together video and deserves more attention
At 19:13 it's kind of misleading as the 2 Pixar characters on screen are actually in the game (Flik and Bing Bong)
Mhm
Incredible iceberg. I would really like a part 2 of this
I'm still holding out hope for Lego: James Bond _You could do the Connery Saga or Every Movie via Hub Worlds._ With the upgrades we've gotten from Skywalker Saga. I'm excited by the thought.
I loved Quest for R2-D2! Last I checked, most of the LEGO browser games are still playable on the Wayback Machine, even the really old ones like Junkbot and World Builder.
This is one of the best Lego game videos on UA-cam, GG man
Great video. I remember seeing that original iceberg on the LEGO games subreddit (and even talked with its creator briefly about the cut John Lasseter character in The Incredibles) and was hoping someone would make a video at least based partially on it. Never thought I'd see the existence of the afterlife in the games' universe being proven using Santa from LEGO Indiana Jones, but I'm here for it.
And on that note, nice to see a fellow LEGO Indy 2 enjoyer. I always see it talked about as one of TT's worst games and I've never agreed with that personally.
I don’t know if this counts but their were two mobile Lego hero factory games that came out in its popularity
Awesome video! If you do a second iceberg, I'd love to see LEGO Universe and other MMO attempts mentioned. They're pretty niche and weren't done by TT Games, but an interesting part of LEGO's history nonetheless.
I wish universe still existed
@@the_seer_0421 if I may tt games need to make more lego games called lego transformers, lego fast and furious, lego 007, lego the hunger games, lego men in black, lego the mummy, lego gi joe, lego thundercats, lego he man and the masters of the universe, lego she ra the princesses of power, lego voltron, lego silverhawks, lego power rangers, lego Ghostbusters, lego tmnt, lego pokemon, lego sonic the hedgehog, lego super mario bros, lego the legend of zelda, lego DC games, lego arrowverse, lego batman 4, lego DC super villains 2, lego marvel super heroes 3, lego avengers 2, lego spiderman, lego x men, lego spongebob squarepants, lego rugrats, lego jimmy neutron, lego the loud house, lego avatar the last airbender, lego samurai jack, lego dexter's laboratory, lego powerpuff girls, lego regular show, lego amazing world of gumball, lego looney tunes, lego tom and jerry, lego scooby doo, lego the pink panther, lego monsterverse, lego night at the museum, lego planet of the apes, lego bill and ted, lego Battlestar Galactica, lego star trek, lego middle earth, lego Wizarding world, lego dragon ballz, lego digimon, lego indiana jones 3, lego jurassic world 2, and lego pirates of the caribbean 2, and lego castle kingdom.
3:40 there is also an easter egg in the first level of Indiana Jones 2, where during an attempted escape scene, Indiana gets distracted by a frozen-in-carbonite Han Solo, before crashing
“Private drive” 💀💀💀🗿🗿🗿
I think full theory about Lego connections, afterlife, death , resurrections and character links would be great
No LB1 Yeti? 🙁
(Basically an albino Croc with a gun)
in lego batman 1, if you turn the music off but keep the sfx on at arkham asylum
then go to the level select and go to the very left
you can hear people's deranged noises within the walls
you can't tell if they are laughing or crying
Oh my god what
Ah yes private drive and darth plajueis
In Lego dimensions in the portal 2 zone when Glados mentioned black mesa. Wich is a reference to half-life. One problem is the absence of the combine from half life two. I know it’s because they probably didn’t want to put a murderous inter dimensional empire in there game about hoping though dimensions. But from a lore perspective it would make perfect sense for them too take advantage of the dimensions colliding