As someone who is unbelievably fascinated by space and rare things, that first place entry was phenomenal. It's so cool to learn about new things like that. And I can now tell people about three Lego minifigs who've legit been to space
I have a knockoff Mr. Gold, and I love it. I don't care about the authenticity of a minifig, I just love the gold man in a tux and hat. Besides, the real ones were apparently very brittle, but mine holds up just fine.
If the real, authentic Mr. Gold is actually made of pure gold, it wouldn't surprise me if he's brittle. Gold may be highly valuable, but it's also not exactly very durable; it's actually quite soft in it's purest form, which is why it's usually mixed with other metals when used for something to increase it's durability
Okay, Strider. I have to say, that number 1 slot has gotta be one of the most fascinating entries I've ever seen in any Top List in the entirety of UA-cam. Never in my life did I think I'd see a video, where I would learn about a LEGO minifigure, that was literally sent off to Jupiter. It's a video topic I never thought I'd want to see. And yet here it is, and I am very pleasently surprised at how fascinating it is, and how well you told the story about it all. I am very honoured to have been a part of the editing for this video. It turned out better then I could've possibly imagined, and it's got a very well deserved place on my list of favorite PhantomStrider Top Lists.
Top 1 was definitely unexpected, but how PS knew about this in the first place is a real mystery, how did he come across such information with all these various top 10 lego list.
Unfortunately, that’s a misconception. At the end of its mission, Juno & the mini figures will be crashed into Jupiter’s atmosphere to not contaminate any potential life on its moons Europa, Callisto, & Ganymede.
@@nolanmetzger4354 How would we get the figures back anyway? We couldn't hope they survived a reentry: the craft itself isn't built for that, and at such a temperature a thumb-sized chunk of aluminum ignites like butane-doused charcoal. And since all useful data was already transmitted via radio NASA would never spring for an expensive recovery mission just to get back a non-reusable probe and handful of Legos.
If Pizza Hut can send a pizza into space, I’m pretty sure NASA would be able to recover these purely because of it’s value, and history. Then again, it’s 2022, so we shouldn’t get our hopes up.
Strider has such passion and excitement when talking about these topics and he gives such respect and care that he could talk about the history of garbage disposable and I'd still be interested.
A challenging thing to figure would be what are the rarest or most valuable minifigures that were not specially made, employee exclusives, giveaway prizes, comic con or show exclusives, etc.
Ah hey Bricktsar! What a nice surprise to see you 😀 Thank you again for all your years of videos. You've taught me a whole lot about lego sets. Most appreciated 🙂
Thanks for making me crack a smile throughout this video. Also, I'm very impressed. I kept thinking, "Is he going to confuse 'rarest' with 'most expensive' throughout the video?" because I was getting confused with the numbers some of the time and you pulled out some huge rarities. And that only left for a great surprise at the end. This video has things in it which really make me happy and with a brilliant wham at the end. : ) That's what I get for not being too keen on what legoes are out there.
You forgot to mention that the reason the comic con 2013 spiderman is so rare is because its the only spiderman we got from the amazing spiderman 2 movie.
4:00 Here's an idea instead of spending a fortune on exclusive, expensive Minifigures. Make (or buy from a fan retailer at an Affordable Price) your own customs.
Hey Strider I'm a fan of your work and I like how you are doing lists on lego sets it's very interesting. But I do have a request/suggestion: Top 10 worst & best animated movies of 2021. Keep up the good work. 👍
hey my father owned that angry unikitty briefly shown at 3:22! apparently those things are worth an entire nintendo switch with two games + extra controllers because he found someone who was willing to trade all that for this little piece of plastic. what a world we live in, a lego figure can get you a game console.
Holy moly I did not expect such an amazing entry for number 1! Now that's an incredible story! This was a fantastic video and I'm so grateful to have edited part of it. Amazing work, Strider!
I actually remember those skeleton figures the silver ones in this video were molded after; I think I still own one. They have a pretty major flaw in that the arms are extremely floppy, so while they CAN hold any pieces a normal minifigure would be able to, they cannot be posed with them without their arms drooping back down again. And before anyone asks, no, it's not because the age if the figure has reduced the friction on those joints with the passage of time, I'm pretty sure mine has always been like that (mainly due to the fact that the arms are attached by tini ball joints). I'm pretty sure that the new mold was designed to help to fix this issue, if I'm not mistaken
Second. I was always waiting for you to talk about the rare Lego mini figures after seeing your Lego videos. They were so interesting and I wanted you to delve more into the rarest mini figures. Guess I got another Christmas present!
It's true, but there's two notable trends with re-prints... The re-prints would be considered distinct, and in most cases they would be considered less valuable. Also, the odds of them being fully identical to the original ones is extremely low. These two factors generally protect the value of the original versions...
I just want you to know, your videos calmed me down from a particularly bad segment of mental instability that almost went to full on breakdown that was building up for months, and your videos and most importantly your calmness managed to latch on to me and made me feel the best I’ve felt in months. Thank you.
The Lego Ninjago Movie was based on the TV show of the same name. I think it failed because it was completely different from the show, the canon was different, the designs were different (though they would keep their new designs in the show, except Zane), the voice actors were different, and just had a different vibe. A lot of fans of the show disliked all of these elements in the film. I wasn't a fan of Ninjago when I first watched it, but even I thought it wasn't very good. So yeah, just thought you should know. Plus the Ninjago tv show is Danish and Canadian, just thought that was an interesting fact. I'm Autistic too btw.
I really don't think that's the reason it failed. I mean, do you really think casual audiences care about "tHe LoRe"? The movie just wasn't very good. It just didn't have an interesting story and more importantly, it just wasn't funny. The other LEGO Movies are some of the funniest animated movies I've ever seen, but in the Ninjago movie, practically none of the jokes hit. It's just lame. But, the movie practically saved the show, so I'm not complaining too much. But that's not the main reason it failed. I think the biggest reason it failed is because it didn't appeal to general audiences. I love Ninjago, but it's just not a very well-known franchise. The LEGO Movie (and the sequel) just had LEGO in the title, the audiences didn't except anything specific. They expected to see something related to LEGO which is a well-known brand so people rushed to the theatres. And with the LEGO Batman movie, well, it's Batman. Who doesn't know Batman? When people see Batman in the title of a movie, of course they'll rush to the theatres. But with the Ninjago movie, most people don't really know the franchise, so they just didn't know what to expect. The LEGO Movies are marketable at first, and well-made at second (even though they're really well-made). But the LEGO Ninjago movie just wasn't marketable at all. All general audiences had to go off of was the trailers, and imagine yourself as someone who never heard of the show watching the Movie trailers.... So this movie is like, about teenagers that go to high school but they're actually secretely Ninjas with Elemental Powers that have nothing to do with being Ninjas and they ride giant Kaiju mechs and protect the town from Garmadon and his evil Shark army that try to destroy the city twice a week. Oh, and like, one of the Ninjas is Lloyd who actually doesn't have an element and is just green and everyone hates him because he's Garmadon's son, but Garmadon doesn't talk to him. That's just... Not marketable. Neither to casual audiences nor fans of the show for the reasons you said yourself. The Batman Movie didn't need explanation, everyone knows what's it gonna be about, it's Batman. He's a rich guy with dead parents and a butler and a bat cave and a black car and a bunch of weapons and his sidekick is a kid and he fights a clown. Everyone knows Batman. It's Batman. It just would've made much more sense to make like, a LEGO Spiderman movie or a LEGO Star Wars movie. The truth is, not a lot of people know or care about Ninjago and if they wanted to market it towards those people they should've made a simpler concept for the Movie.
I've always been confused on when on the timeline the movie takes place: Zane knows he is a robot (acts WAY too much like one) despite none of them knowing how to do spinjitzu Nya is considered a ninja but Garmadon is still evil That's all I can think of right now
Younger audiences don't usually care about lore in shows. They will however be effected if the character act completely different that they expect. So the characters being redone with new voices and personalities would not of helped. The main reason thought was probably because the movie was bad as it did not have good humour and felt like a cheap Lego Movie duplicate. I understand why companies do this especially in today's economy but it's still gamble as it can fail like this example did.
I remember the Mr. Gold bags! I was much younger at the time, but I would pass by the dispensers. I'd occasionally get a couple, but never got Mr. Gold. I was also more intrigued by the larger sets in the back of the store. 😆
I was kid back then, and guess what happened: I was at the toy store, just saw there is a new series going on, and absent-mindedly touch-felt a couple of them hanging at the shelf, then when I got to a very classic shaped top hat, I said "I have three of those top hats anyways", and bought a monster fighter set instead. The thing is: in that series ONLY Mr Gold had a top hat.
The Minifigure from the Unity Microgame contest appears to be worth a comparatively modest £220 on eBay at the moment. According to a quick search, there were about 1,150 made (probably a few extra for Lego and Unity staff) and one of those is sitting in its bag on my shelf
I think it's cute and I want a zombie figure but think it's nonetheless a bit disconcerting that the zombie was only passed out at a management conference. Is this what they think of their employees? Mindlees zombies?
Probably just meant as a joke. "you've been working with us so much you're practically a zombie at this point! Here, have a lego version of yourself :)"
no idea why youtube started recommending me your videos, but the algorithm was right. i have never been a lego person, but i AM a toy collector so peeking into other people's collector circles is always fun. I was really sitting here thinking "THAT MUCH for a little minifigure???" like I havent regularly slapped down hundreds of dollars on transformers just as tiny lol
13:02 Strider: One Rare Star Wars Mini Figure, Me: Oh, What Persons Owns it? Strider: One Small Child! Me: Where did a Child get a Rare Mini Figure, That Costs alot of Money!?
I like the comparison of the George Lucas prints to the "Star Wars" movies. You fit the "Harry Potter" clips well with the C-3PO figures. Thanks for the insight, Strider. Your talk of the #1 entry brought tears to my eyes out of amazement. I would like to see links to your research. Great skits, too.
Is it me or is Boo,learning,evolving,and becoming into something more than we could ever imagine and is it possible to make a Video with Lego Star Wars and something reeling with Betty White since she deserves attention like you did with Stan Lee because both of them were some of the nicest People in this Rotten World.
This makes me wonder what the true rarest video games would be honestly. People say that Spud's Adventure on Gameboy & Tetris on Sega Genesis could be the rarest, but time & time again has shown us that you can go even further down to the ground in rarity. There has literally been cases where a game gets found & it's like the ONLY copy known to have ever surfaced & it was out of nowhere too.
Just found my Deadpool figures and remembered how he is rare. Stopped collecting Lego a few years ago now. Amazed to see how many rare minifigures there are and how much some people might pay for them
I never cared for legos (I’m way too impatient to build anything lmao), but this guy makes it so enjoyable. It’s nice to see how much he cares about this and he has such a positive attitude as well :)
It would be funny if somebody bought the Roman god Lego minifigures and NASA was like "well they’re in orbit around Jupiter right now. You own them but it’s your job getting them back to Earth. Good luck!"
I kinda like that one of the rarest figures is owned by that young kid. Now that figure is going to achieve its purpose, not to be put on a shelf and gawked at, but to be played with and let young minds use their imaginations to grow and have lots of fun. That’s the ultimate purpose of Lego.
The golden boba fett that the child owns is fake. He says in in the comment section of the video. He said he spray painted it gold and tried to pass it on as the real one. I was confused too until I saw his vid. There is no way a kid of that age has the minifig and keeps it in that kind of protection. There are many customs of it you can get online as well.
@@ironscatman And removing it from the frame removes most of its value. And how would a little kid even get his hands on one? That minifig is worth over $100,000
Just wow... These minifigures are insane. I do look forward to more designs and events involving more fun rare figs like this in the future. Never gonna be like lego will shut down, and stay how it is. Nice work as always with this lego list. 19:52: Um,what? Welp, let's hope some guy gets it .
“Only two of these exists and a small child owns one of them” lol! I loved that part as the one of two Boba Fett fell to the ground
He said in the comments that he just painted the figure gold
It wasn't a real one
Rarest Renaissance father of 🧪 figure.
He told me it was fake though
@@smb-c3po ?
"The simplest toy, one which even the youngest child can operate, is called a grandparent" - Woody
ok
@@n1kz301 Go figure ... LOL
I love Boo's little animations their so adorable and help bring out his personality
12:44 Heheheheee, in good hands, good hands indeed...... This thing cost 30 grand- *long wheezy laugh* XD HAAAAHAAAAHAAAA-
As someone who is unbelievably fascinated by space and rare things, that first place entry was phenomenal. It's so cool to learn about new things like that. And I can now tell people about three Lego minifigs who've legit been to space
I have a knockoff Mr. Gold, and I love it. I don't care about the authenticity of a minifig, I just love the gold man in a tux and hat. Besides, the real ones were apparently very brittle, but mine holds up just fine.
If the real, authentic Mr. Gold is actually made of pure gold, it wouldn't surprise me if he's brittle. Gold may be highly valuable, but it's also not exactly very durable; it's actually quite soft in it's purest form, which is why it's usually mixed with other metals when used for something to increase it's durability
IMAGINE BREAKING A MR GOLD LMAO
@@realn1ggamotion OH his leg did fall off lol
i have one too
cool, I actually don't mind if my figs are knockoffs too I just want them for their designs/character
Okay, Strider. I have to say, that number 1 slot has gotta be one of the most fascinating entries I've ever seen in any Top List in the entirety of UA-cam. Never in my life did I think I'd see a video, where I would learn about a LEGO minifigure, that was literally sent off to Jupiter. It's a video topic I never thought I'd want to see. And yet here it is, and I am very pleasently surprised at how fascinating it is, and how well you told the story about it all.
I am very honoured to have been a part of the editing for this video. It turned out better then I could've possibly imagined, and it's got a very well deserved place on my list of favorite PhantomStrider Top Lists.
Thanks for helping make it happen Koen 🙂
@@phantomstrider do you remember Paul and Shannon?
Top 1 was definitely unexpected, but how PS knew about this in the first place is a real mystery, how did he come across such information with all these various top 10 lego list.
@@loganwolverine5849 Strider spends A LOT of time researching his video topics. He looks up all the stuff that he talks about
It turns out the Juno spacecraft, and the minifigures, will be coming back in September of 2025
Unfortunately, that’s a misconception. At the end of its mission, Juno & the mini figures will be crashed into Jupiter’s atmosphere to not contaminate any potential life on its moons Europa, Callisto, & Ganymede.
@@nolanmetzger4354 ooohhhh.... that's a shame
I guess kate and kyle are doomed.
@@nolanmetzger4354 How would we get the figures back anyway?
We couldn't hope they survived a reentry: the craft itself isn't built for that, and at such a temperature a thumb-sized chunk of aluminum ignites like butane-doused charcoal. And since all useful data was already transmitted via radio NASA would never spring for an expensive recovery mission just to get back a non-reusable probe and handful of Legos.
If Pizza Hut can send a pizza into space, I’m pretty sure NASA would be able to recover these purely because of it’s value, and history. Then again, it’s 2022, so we shouldn’t get our hopes up.
Glad to be a part of editing this video Josh! 😄
Likewise! it's my privelege to have your help Ricky.
Strider has such passion and excitement when talking about these topics and he gives such respect and care that he could talk about the history of garbage disposable and I'd still be interested.
The ad timing was impeccable. “If you see humanity majestically step out into the void of space and eternity… Grab a spa day!”
I've never really been into LEGO stuff because I'm a Hot Wheels dude but I love these types of LEGO videos Josh!👍
Oh man, now I want him to do a video on hot wheels. I don’t care what the topic is, I will watch it
@@javierreyes2502 YES I love hot wheels still collecting and always will!😃
Oh hey uke i didn't know you were into lego
A challenging thing to figure would be what are the rarest or most valuable minifigures that were not specially made, employee exclusives, giveaway prizes, comic con or show exclusives, etc.
it’s you cool
Ah hey Bricktsar! What a nice surprise to see you 😀 Thank you again for all your years of videos. You've taught me a whole lot about lego sets. Most appreciated 🙂
@@phantomstrider I love parallel universe I hope there’s another reality that Chris Farley Shrek and me and my shadow got made
Thanks for making me crack a smile throughout this video. Also, I'm very impressed. I kept thinking, "Is he going to confuse 'rarest' with 'most expensive' throughout the video?" because I was getting confused with the numbers some of the time and you pulled out some huge rarities. And that only left for a great surprise at the end.
This video has things in it which really make me happy and with a brilliant wham at the end. : ) That's what I get for not being too keen on what legoes are out there.
When PhantomStrider uploads a Lego Video you know its a good day
Fatty with a patty
You forgot to mention that the reason the comic con 2013 spiderman is so rare is because its the only spiderman we got from the amazing spiderman 2 movie.
It’s really the only version we got? Wow. That’s kinda surprising but not surprising at the same time.
@@CocatGaming It is, although its not the only one from the movie, we also got electro.
There’s also the symbiote spidey and makes me mad cause it’s a Lego figure we really want
This didn't age very well
@@SuperFigures-ql2dv Fortunately, we get a cheaper andrew fig
8:34 look at Georges face. Its like he relized the mistake he just made.
the vine boom effect makes me laugh all the time
4:00 Here's an idea instead of spending a fortune on exclusive, expensive Minifigures. Make (or buy from a fan retailer at an Affordable Price) your own customs.
Those homemade custom Lego minifigures from before the internet are probably ultra rare these days though.
I've really enjoyed the LEGO stretch so far. Many interesting facts I've never considered
same too
The king of the cartoon community has spoken I love your videos and you helped open my mind to a wider view
I just have to say how pleasing this channel is. I've only just found it, but I just love it's pacing, and how friendly it feels!
Hey Strider I'm a fan of your work and I like how you are doing lists on lego sets it's very interesting. But I do have a request/suggestion: Top 10 worst & best animated movies of 2021. Keep up the good work. 👍
hey my father owned that angry unikitty briefly shown at 3:22!
apparently those things are worth an entire nintendo switch with two games + extra controllers because he found someone who was willing to trade all that for this little piece of plastic.
what a world we live in, a lego figure can get you a game console.
Absolutely love the fact a child owns one out the two of the most rare lego sets
I know, right? Its very cute tbh
Holy moly I did not expect such an amazing entry for number 1! Now that's an incredible story! This was a fantastic video and I'm so grateful to have edited part of it. Amazing work, Strider!
Thanks likewise for helping make this video happen, Vectrex 🙂👍 Always a pleasure to have your help.
Strider Uploads:
Me: YEAH BABYYY THAT'S WHAT IV'E BEEN WAITING FOR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I actually remember those skeleton figures the silver ones in this video were molded after; I think I still own one. They have a pretty major flaw in that the arms are extremely floppy, so while they CAN hold any pieces a normal minifigure would be able to, they cannot be posed with them without their arms drooping back down again. And before anyone asks, no, it's not because the age if the figure has reduced the friction on those joints with the passage of time, I'm pretty sure mine has always been like that (mainly due to the fact that the arms are attached by tini ball joints). I'm pretty sure that the new mold was designed to help to fix this issue, if I'm not mistaken
The clips of you and Boo before each entry are absolutely adorable.
Second. I was always waiting for you to talk about the rare Lego mini figures after seeing your Lego videos. They were so interesting and I wanted you to delve more into the rarest mini figures. Guess I got another Christmas present!
Aw yeah, it’s great to see more Lego content again. It’s so nice to watch
I never thought about the fact that even though they are so rare, lego could just remake them at any time
It's true, but there's two notable trends with re-prints...
The re-prints would be considered distinct, and in most cases they would be considered less valuable.
Also, the odds of them being fully identical to the original ones is extremely low.
These two factors generally protect the value of the original versions...
The 9 year old owning one of the rarest freaking mini figures every is hilarious
Oh my gosh I love your videos and lately I have been really loving the Lego content XD, It's so cool to learn more about Lego
I just want you to know, your videos calmed me down from a particularly bad segment of mental instability that almost went to full on breakdown that was building up for months, and your videos and most importantly your calmness managed to latch on to me and made me feel the best I’ve felt in months. Thank you.
This comment genuinely makes me so happy! How is your mental health now, are you doing alright?
@@GlingusHaunts It’s doing pretty okay.
As someone who was obsessed with Legos as a kid it really impresses me to see a UA-camr who has as much love for Legos as I did.
The Lego Ninjago Movie was based on the TV show of the same name. I think it failed because it was completely different from the show, the canon was different, the designs were different (though they would keep their new designs in the show, except Zane), the voice actors were different, and just had a different vibe. A lot of fans of the show disliked all of these elements in the film. I wasn't a fan of Ninjago when I first watched it, but even I thought it wasn't very good. So yeah, just thought you should know. Plus the Ninjago tv show is Danish and Canadian, just thought that was an interesting fact. I'm Autistic too btw.
I really don't think that's the reason it failed. I mean, do you really think casual audiences care about "tHe LoRe"?
The movie just wasn't very good. It just didn't have an interesting story and more importantly, it just wasn't funny. The other LEGO Movies are some of the funniest animated movies I've ever seen, but in the Ninjago movie, practically none of the jokes hit. It's just lame.
But, the movie practically saved the show, so I'm not complaining too much.
But that's not the main reason it failed. I think the biggest reason it failed is because it didn't appeal to general audiences. I love Ninjago, but it's just not a very well-known franchise.
The LEGO Movie (and the sequel) just had LEGO in the title, the audiences didn't except anything specific. They expected to see something related to LEGO which is a well-known brand so people rushed to the theatres.
And with the LEGO Batman movie, well, it's Batman. Who doesn't know Batman? When people see Batman in the title of a movie, of course they'll rush to the theatres.
But with the Ninjago movie, most people don't really know the franchise, so they just didn't know what to expect. The LEGO Movies are marketable at first, and well-made at second (even though they're really well-made). But the LEGO Ninjago movie just wasn't marketable at all. All general audiences had to go off of was the trailers, and imagine yourself as someone who never heard of the show watching the Movie trailers....
So this movie is like, about teenagers that go to high school but they're actually secretely Ninjas with Elemental Powers that have nothing to do with being Ninjas and they ride giant Kaiju mechs and protect the town from Garmadon and his evil Shark army that try to destroy the city twice a week. Oh, and like, one of the Ninjas is Lloyd who actually doesn't have an element and is just green and everyone hates him because he's Garmadon's son, but Garmadon doesn't talk to him.
That's just... Not marketable. Neither to casual audiences nor fans of the show for the reasons you said yourself.
The Batman Movie didn't need explanation, everyone knows what's it gonna be about, it's Batman. He's a rich guy with dead parents and a butler and a bat cave and a black car and a bunch of weapons and his sidekick is a kid and he fights a clown. Everyone knows Batman. It's Batman.
It just would've made much more sense to make like, a LEGO Spiderman movie or a LEGO Star Wars movie. The truth is, not a lot of people know or care about Ninjago and if they wanted to market it towards those people they should've made a simpler concept for the Movie.
I've always been confused on when on the timeline the movie takes place:
Zane knows he is a robot (acts WAY too much like one) despite none of them knowing how to do spinjitzu
Nya is considered a ninja but Garmadon is still evil
That's all I can think of right now
@@Grane1234 It's not in the show's timeline. It's a seperate thing.
@@cybercat0564 I know that, I'm just thinking if it were
Younger audiences don't usually care about lore in shows. They will however be effected if the character act completely different that they expect. So the characters being redone with new voices and personalities would not of helped. The main reason thought was probably because the movie was bad as it did not have good humour and felt like a cheap Lego Movie duplicate. I understand why companies do this especially in today's economy but it's still gamble as it can fail like this example did.
I remember the Mr. Gold bags! I was much younger at the time, but I would pass by the dispensers. I'd occasionally get a couple, but never got Mr. Gold. I was also more intrigued by the larger sets in the back of the store. 😆
I was kid back then, and guess what happened: I was at the toy store, just saw there is a new series going on, and absent-mindedly touch-felt a couple of them hanging at the shelf, then when I got to a very classic shaped top hat, I said "I have three of those top hats anyways", and bought a monster fighter set instead. The thing is: in that series ONLY Mr Gold had a top hat.
Boo is so cute!! I love how he talks now!
I think Ninjago's history as a theme made the wooden sensei wu more valuable.
Not to mention that the SDCC 2013 Spider-Man is based on the TASM 2 suit worn by Andrew Garfield.
About the gold plated C-3POs: since it is metal, one coul x-ray their star wars sealed box collection to see if there is a droid they looking for.
The Minifigure from the Unity Microgame contest appears to be worth a comparatively modest £220 on eBay at the moment. According to a quick search, there were about 1,150 made (probably a few extra for Lego and Unity staff) and one of those is sitting in its bag on my shelf
Noice, I swear to god I had the will.I.am fig and the stand, but when I saw the stand I didn’t hesitate and shuffled through
6:12 “Bricking through the atmosphere and stepping-“ Yeah, about stepping on bricks…
Oh and also,Spider-Man (2013) Minifigure was actually based on the 2014 The Amazing Spider-Man 2 suit.
I really hope nothing bad happens to the rocket. It’d be so cool to walk down the street at night, point to the moon and say, “Legos were there,“
I think it's cute and I want a zombie figure but think it's nonetheless a bit disconcerting that the zombie was only passed out at a management conference. Is this what they think of their employees? Mindlees zombies?
Just the managers.
Maybe that's why the employees got the regular yellow minifigs instead
It would be in poor taste to some people
I think you're overanalyzing this.
Probably just meant as a joke. "you've been working with us so much you're practically a zombie at this point! Here, have a lego version of yourself :)"
"...and the answer is, I think it's neat!" I think that should be the answer to a lot of questions actually.
I love the fact that strider is doing lego content. Keep up the good work 👌
as a lego collector i love watching these lego videos
This is awesome! I love hearing your takes on things and your passion about it all. And also, I had no idea that there was a Revan minifigure.
Bro, every time PhantomStrider says "Ninjago" as "Ninja Go", I feel like destroying something.
I love this so much!
Man, I'm not that interested in legos but seriously, some of these prices are RIDICULOUS!!!
Holy crap I have one of the comic con lego figures. My neighbor gave it to me for my b-day.
I love this channel and its humour
7:56 I think the price will be even higher, cuz silver is way, way rarer than whatever that Spiderman minifigure is made of.
no idea why youtube started recommending me your videos, but the algorithm was right. i have never been a lego person, but i AM a toy collector so peeking into other people's collector circles is always fun. I was really sitting here thinking "THAT MUCH for a little minifigure???" like I havent regularly slapped down hundreds of dollars on transformers just as tiny lol
Now we need a whole Phantomstrider Lego Review Channel
13:02
Strider: One Rare Star Wars Mini Figure,
Me: Oh, What Persons Owns it?
Strider: One Small Child!
Me: Where did a Child
get a Rare Mini Figure,
That Costs alot of Money!?
I really love the small stories in-between each section it's super charming
You make such great videos! Between the interesting facts and the scenes in between each entry I never feel bored!
So enjoyable to hear “Howdy” and Boo’s appearance. And I do enjoy Legos.
The Boo is adorable! I’m only here for him!
I like the comparison of the George Lucas prints to the "Star Wars" movies. You fit the "Harry Potter" clips well with the C-3PO figures. Thanks for the insight, Strider. Your talk of the #1 entry brought tears to my eyes out of amazement. I would like to see links to your research. Great skits, too.
The intervals with Boo are so wholesome!
@0:56 I never knew I needed a Santa C3-PO in my life before this moment. Now I feel like my next Christmas will be lackluster without it
I think the transition to Lego content is neat! I’m not a Lego fanatic but it’s still entertaining for me.
Hey strider, the kid with a gold boba fett confirmed it was fake. He spray painted it with gold paint.
I don't know about y'all, but I'm still waiting on the PhantomStrider set to come out. *All in favor?*
Lucky Strider
He gets to chill in the sun due to being from the land down under whilst I’m freezing here in the UK
Yay, I love your series and tops!
when you post new videos it honestly makes my day
I HAD THAT GLOW-IN-THE-DARK GHOST!!!! He was my all-time favourite mini-fig. I took him everywhere with me.
Do Top 10 Rarest Funko POPs PLZ!
That's a good idea
@@christianparrish6647 IKR
Is it me or is Boo,learning,evolving,and becoming into something more than we could ever imagine and is it possible to make a Video with Lego Star Wars and something reeling with Betty White since she deserves attention like you did with Stan Lee because both of them were some of the nicest People in this Rotten World.
Loved when boo made a Navi sound
This makes me wonder what the true rarest video games would be honestly. People say that Spud's Adventure on Gameboy & Tetris on Sega Genesis could be the rarest, but time & time again has shown us that you can go even further down to the ground in rarity. There has literally been cases where a game gets found & it's like the ONLY copy known to have ever surfaced & it was out of nowhere too.
Just found my Deadpool figures and remembered how he is rare. Stopped collecting Lego a few years ago now. Amazed to see how many rare minifigures there are and how much some people might pay for them
Howdy Strider,
I love your Lego countdown videos.
Their great.
And as always, stay safe and stay clean.
I was hoping your next video would be Lego minifigures !! Thank you
I never cared for legos (I’m way too impatient to build anything lmao), but this guy makes it so enjoyable. It’s nice to see how much he cares about this and he has such a positive attitude as well :)
It would be funny if somebody bought the Roman god Lego minifigures and NASA was like "well they’re in orbit around Jupiter right now. You own them but it’s your job getting them back to Earth. Good luck!"
5:36
Josh you need to stop with these jokes that make me fully laugh out loud at 3 am, I keep waking people up.
19:51 when he said "and 95 cents." i felt that
"It's the middle of summer here"
*shivers in Canadian*
Strider: it's the middle of Summer right now
Me: January is a Summer Month? i didn't know that
Revan is now Canon. He was mentioned as a sith trooper army name during the final order. Good video
The orange ghost looks like cheese lol
3:18 just gave me flashbacks of when I used to watch Spiderwoman when it was on Netflix (I was like 8 years old lol)
I think the 2015 Zombie worker minifigure might be a metaphor for cheap labour since the workers got the zombie and the managers got the alive version
6:15 phantom strider out of context
I kinda like that one of the rarest figures is owned by that young kid. Now that figure is going to achieve its purpose, not to be put on a shelf and gawked at, but to be played with and let young minds use their imaginations to grow and have lots of fun. That’s the ultimate purpose of Lego.
I’d kill to get my hands on some of the SDCC Spider-Man lego figures
As a proud owner of a Lego chrome Darth Revan, I can say with 100% accuracy that he is freakin awesome as hell!!!
The golden boba fett that the child owns is fake. He says in in the comment section of the video. He said he spray painted it gold and tried to pass it on as the real one. I was confused too until I saw his vid. There is no way a kid of that age has the minifig and keeps it in that kind of protection. There are many customs of it you can get online as well.
this is without mentioning that the real one was framed with the silver one, meaning it would have been removed from the frame.
@@ironscatman And removing it from the frame removes most of its value. And how would a little kid even get his hands on one? That minifig is worth over $100,000
Just wow... These minifigures are insane. I do look forward to more designs and events involving more fun rare figs like this in the future. Never gonna be like lego will shut down, and stay how it is. Nice work as always with this lego list. 19:52: Um,what? Welp, let's hope some guy gets it .
I was literally looking this up an hour ago lmao
The way you said " 2.09 DOLLARS....... and 0.95 Cents. I can't stop laughing 🤣
hey, I love the way you tie in Galileo at the end by saying that you'll eagerly check my references, that is great writing.