Alpha Team Alpha Team is a theme released in 2001 , initially based on the video game LEGO Alpha Team , which was created by Digital Domain and released a year prior in 2000 . The theme centers around a team of secret agents known as the Alpha Team , and their efforts to stop the nefarious villain Ogel from taking over the world . It initially ran from 2001 to 2002 , with those years being the most closely related to the original video game . After a one year hiatus in 2003 , the theme was revived from 2004 to 2005 with an altered cast of characters , new logo , and focus on transforming vehicles . " Main article : LEGO Alpha Team " Background . Visual effects company and then - consumer software developer Digital Domain pitched the concept for what would become LEGO Alpha Team to LEGO Media in 1998 . The game was first imagined and remains as a puzzle game where the player builds LEGO contraptions and directs minifigures to solve puzzles . For the first year and a half of development , the game had a surreal and imaginative theme , with a variety of different characters forming the " Trans - International LEGO Team " ( or TILT ) and worlds based on objects in a real house ( for example , Aromazona , a world of giant flowers , which corresponded to a flower pot in the real world ) . A year and a half into production ( six months before release ) , LEGO Media told the developers to completely overhaul the game and give it a " spy " theming , thinking the original concept didn ' t fit in with how they marketed themes . The game was quickly revised , and Digital Domain designed entirely new characters , keeping only Tee Vee and Ogel from the earlier ideas . The final game puts the player in the role of the Alpha Team chief , in a space station orbiting Earth , commanding the Alpha Team members as they infiltrate Ogel ' s four bases ( Ogel Island , the Goo Caverns , the Deep Sea Orb Factory , and the secret Arctic Command Base ) . The player is guided by Tee Vee , and commands rest of the Alpha Team : The game ' s plot revolves around Ogel making Evil Orb s that turn regular townspeople into mindless zombies , and rescuing captured Alpha Team members ( all but Dash have been captured at the start of the game ) . A Game Boy Color version of the game was also developed , which retained the same basic gameplay as the PC game . The first release of Alpha Team sets featured a vehicle for every team member , and a small vehicle and base for Ogel , 6776 Ogel Control Center , which featured an evil orb - dropping rocket seemingly inspired by the Boggle Rocket in the video game ( though the Ogel Control Center is inside of a volcano on an island according to the set description / set instruction comics , while the Boggle Rocket was in an arctic base in the video game ) . The character designs were somewhat altered to work as real minifigures , such as using existing hair pieces . Ogel was given a slightly modified version of the Zotaxian armor piece , as the original version of the piece ( which the video game design was based on ) doesn ' t allow his helmet to fit properly . The zombies were renamed to skeleton drones and given a standard skeleton head instead of the custom print they had in the video game . While the video game had various types of zombies , there is only one type of skeleton drone in this first wave of sets , which is based on the Guard zombie type in the game . Evil orbs also have a different appearance due to the original design using a piece that didn ' t actually exist . Dash was referred to as the team leader in places like LEGO Mania Magazine and the Evil Music online game ( see below ) , a role he kept for the rest of the theme as the chief in the video game ( just the player ) was never mentioned again . Six small online games were released , each putting the player in control of an agent . These involved : Additionally , an online Comic Adventure called Evil Music was released , which follows Dash and Cam as they they try to stop Ogel from controlling the world ' s weather via a special pipe organ . The character designs in this Comic Adventure are based on those in the original video game rather than the minifigures in the sets . The 2002 line of sets took the theme underwater with " Mission Deep Sea " . The story involved Ogel modifying his evil orbs to mutate sea creatures , to control the world ' s oceans . The character designs were again modified , with new diving outfits for the Alpha Team , and an alternate body for Tee Vee that was an undersea rover . The skeleton drones had diving gear and a new face print , and Ogel gained a red hook where one of his hands used to be , for reasons unknown . Another set of six small missions were released , as well as another Comic Adventure , Into The Deep . The new six training missions were : Into The Deep game starred Dash , Cam , Radia , and Tee Vee as they discovered and thwarted Ogel ' s plan to control the oceans , saving a team of underwater scientists and the sea creatures and destroying Ogel ' s underwater base . In 2003 , only one Alpha Team polybag , 3391 Dash , was released . It was assumed by many fans that the line was cancelled . In 2004 , Alpha Team was massively revised . The theme ' s logo was changed , many of the characters had different appearances than in previous years , and Cam and Crunch were omitted in lieu of agents Arrow and Diamond Tooth respectively . Other changes included Tee Vee becoming a humanoid robot , Ogel ' s hook colour changing from red to blue , and Ogel ' s minions getting new outfits ( still similar to their Mission Deep Sea designs ) and being referred to as Ice Drones . Alpha Team vehicles were given a new feature , known as Alpha Mode , which allowed them to be transformed into another vehicle without disassembling them . This time , Ogel had a completely different plan , in which he was using his new Ice Orb s to freeze the world . Alpha Team tracked him to Antarctica , where he succeeded in freezing Alpha Team , the rest of the world , and even time itself . The Team were saved by Zed , an Alpha Team special agent , who was protected from the time freeze by his vehicle , which was equipped for such an event . He defrosted the Alpha Team agents , and then battled Ogel ' s Scorpion Orb Launcher . The LEGO Magazine invited members to send in submissions of what they thought would happen in the battle , although they were not published in the magazine , and members did not see the end of the battle . It is generally assumed that Zed defeated Ogel . A large three - part web game was also released in 2004 . The three missions were named The First Encounter , Drones ' Menace , and Ogel ' s Fortress , respectively . This game mostly focused on top - down exploration and light combat in vehicles , although Agents could disembark at special pads to infiltrate Ogel ' s bases . From there , you could play as the agents themselves from a side perspective . Vehicles could also shift between their normal modes and Alpha Modes , which had different abilities . The game ends with a boss battle with all the Alpha Team vehicles vs Ogel , who are victorious , and the story concludes without involving Zed . While this run of the theme had no official subtitle , fans took to calling it " Mission Deep Freeze " on forums online , which LEGO eventually officially adopted and used in later books that mentioned the theme . Ogel ' s Bases . Ogel has had several bases in the series . Sets . Ogel has several bases in the form of LEGO sets .