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Captain Brickbeard

Captain Brickbeard is a minifigure. He is considered the replacement of Captain Redbeard in the Pirates theme. Captain Brickbeard is leader of the group of Pirates in the Pirates heme, and owns their main ship, the Brickbeard's Bounty. He has made an appearance in five sets so far. He's also been available in the Pirates Magnet Set, the Pirates Tic Tac Toe set and the Pirates Battle Pack. He has also been released as a keychain.
== Background ==
Brickbeard loves gold. Not spending it, but by forging it into ornaments. This is both reflected by his appearance and his ship. He wears golden shoulder epaulets and a golden hook. His torso appears to have a lot of golden ruches and streaks. His ship is loaded with gold, as it is richly ornamented with golden plates, doorknobs, reels, flags and windows. The captain's quarters are especially well ornamented.
Brickbeard has at least one hideout. He appears to flee less frequently from the imperial soldiers than Captain Redbeard. Brickbeard has been captured and taken to the Imperial Flagship and was seen trying to escape the prison there.
The fate of his crew and ship is unknown.
== Notes ==
* Strangely, Spinoza the monkey somehow made his way to Brickbeard.
* Brickbeard makes a cameo appearance in the closing credits of 2854298 LEGO: The Adventures of Clutch Powers along with Spinoza and the other pirates.
* In 4850307 LEGO Battles, Brickbeard had a parrot with him in each level similar to Redbeard's parrot Popsy.
* In set 10210 Imperial Flagship his hat does not come with the printed skull.
* Brickbeard is an obvious reference of the famous 16-century pirate Blackbeard also known as Edward Teach.
== Appearances ==
* 6242 Soldiers' Fort
* 6243 Brickbeard's Bounty
* 6253 Shipwreck Hideout
* 6299 Pirates Advent Calendar (2009)
* 852543 Pirates Magnet Set
* 852544 Pirate Captain Key Chain
* 852748 Pirates Coin Bank
* 852750 Pirates Tic Tac Toe
* 10210 Imperial Flagship
=== Video Game Appearances ===
* 4850307 LEGO Battles
* LEGO Battles: Ninjago
== Gallery ==
Brickbeard LB.png|From LEGO Battles
brickbeard ninjago.png|From LEGO Battles: Ninjago
Brickbeard stage 1.png|From LEGO Battles: Ninjago
Brickbeard stage 1-2.png|From LEGO Battles: Ninjago
Brickbeard stage 2.png|From LEGO Battles: Ninjago
Brickbeard stage 2-2.png|From LEGO Battles: Ninjago
Brickbeard stage 3-2.png|From LEGO Battles: Ninjago
Brickbeard.jpg| In LEGO Battles
File:Capt. Brickbeard.png
== See also ==
* Captain Redbeard
* Captain Ironhook
* Pirate Captain
Category:Pirates minifigures
Category:LEGO Battles minifigures
Captain Britain

Captain Britain is a Marvel Super Heroes minifigure that appears in the LEGO Marvel Super Heroes videogame.
== Background ==
When a villain attacked a school, Brian Braddock was ejected from the building. Barely alive Braddock, was given the Amulet of Right by aliens, and became Captain Britain to protect his motherland. He has superhuman abilities, flight and can fire energy blasts.
== Appearances ==
* LEGO Marvel Super Heroes
Captain Cold

Captain Cold is a Super Heroes minifigure who was released in 2015.
== Description ==
Captain Cold has a medium blue torso, arms, legs, and hips. He also has a flesh-toned head, white hands, and a medium blue parka. Captain Cold's torso printing depicts his parka, with a yellow belt, buttons, and white fur at the top. His face is printed to show his blue goggles and an evil grin, with the grin displaying his white teeth. He wields a brick-built, grey freeze gun. A grey ADU blaster and binoculars are used for the top portion of the gun, with Captain Cold holding onto the ADU blaster. Attached to the ADU blaster's lower section is a grey 1x1 plate with a horizontally-oriented clip. Attached to this plate is a 1x1 cylinder at the front, from which a blue flame element representing ice juts out, and a stud at the back.
=== In the video games ===
Captain Cold wears the same hood previously used by the Ice Fisherman, but the brown parts are replaced by cool blue and a sharp is added at the end. He wears blue glasses and has a light blue muscular torso with a yellow belt. His hips and legs are light blue, decorated with boots and ice on it.
In LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes he has an ice gun and is immune to cold environments.
== Background ==
After Leonard Snart's grandfather dies, he leaves home and works with a small gang of thieves. When he is captured by The Flash during a robbery, he swears revenge in prison and figures a way to defeat the Flash. He created a gun that can lower temperatures to absolute zero and stop all motion. Upon this, he titles himself "Captain Cold" and eventually becomes the leader of The Rogues (a select contingent of Flash's enemies banded together with a strict code of ethics) against the The Flash, becoming his arch-enemy.
=== In LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes ===
Captain Cold plays no role in the story but is available on the console version through downloadable content.
In the portable version Captain Cold is an unlockable character. He is unlocked for purchase after finding the third minikit of the fifth level, Ace Chemicals. He costs 80,000 studs.
== Appearances ==
* 76026 Gorilla Grodd Goes Bananas 
* 76063 The Flash vs Captain Cold 
=== Video game appearances ===
* LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes 
* LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham
== Gallery of variants ==
== Gallery ==
Bonus_lego_batman_2_dlc_crop_1.jpg|From LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes villains DLC pack
Captain Cold.jpg
CaptainColdLB3.jpg|Captain Cold in LEGO Batman 3
Captain D. Rom

Captain D. Rom was a police officer character that exclusively appeared in the 1997 video game 5731 LEGO Island. Although the character is not playable, and doesn't really feature in the main storyline, he is regularly seen walking around outside the police station.
== Notes ==
* He is the only non-playable Police officer on LEGO Island.
* He is also the only known Police Officer on LEGO Island that doesn't have the surname Brick.
* His name shortened is a pun on CD ROM.
* Although he didn't appear in LEGO Island 2, he did make a cameo in the GBC port, since it was made by Crawfish Interactive, and not Silicon Dreams.
== Appearances ==
=== Video Game Appearances ===
* 5731 LEGO Island
Category:LEGO Island Minifigures
Captain Foul

Captain Foul was a character from the original Pirates line in 1989, appearing exclusively in 6255 Pirate Comic and German radio dramas.
== Background ==
Captain Foul was one of Captain Redbeard's rivals. He commanded a crew of "honest" pirates, including the helmsman Culverin, and owned a ship named the Barracuda."New (Old) LEGO Pirates adventures -- in German!"
== Appearances ==
* 6255 Pirate Comic
== References ==
Category:Pirates minifigures
Captain Hook

Captain Hook is a Jake and the Never Land Pirates DUPLO figure released in 2013. Hook appeared as a minifigure in 2016.
== Description ==
Like all DUPLO figures, Captain Hook is all one piece. Captain Hook has a dark red pirate had with a white feather, out of the hat is long black hair. He has a light nougat face with black eyebrows, white eyes with black and white pupils, he has a pointy nose with a curly black moustache underneath, he has a smiling mouth showing his teeth and a grey beard surrounding it. He has a red torso which has a gold piece of fabric going across his chest he wears a white neck piece. He has red arms and in his left he has a light nougat hand and in the other he has a silver hook. He has dark red legs.
== Background ==
Captain James Hook is Never Land's the main antagonist of the Jake and the Never Land Pirates series. He has a galleon called "The Jolly Roger", and leads a pirate crew that consits of three members. The three protagonists of the show, Jake, Izzy, and Cubby encounter Hook and the pirates in their search for treasure.
== LEGO.com Description ==
== Appearances ==
* 10514 Jake's Pirate Ship Bucky 
* 71012 The Disney Series 
== Gallery of variants ==
Category:Collectable Minifigures
Category:Jake and the Never Land Pirates figures
Captain Indigo

Captain Indigo, originally named Bill is one of two Minifigures included with 6000 LEGOLAND Idea Book, the other being his partner Mary.
In the Spring 1983 issue of Bricks 'n Pieces magazine, Bill was renamed to Captain Indigo, and became the star of a comic series of the same name. The comic series continued through each magazine issue until the Spring 1989 issue, where the third and final story arc was concluded. Mary also appeared in the Captain Indigo comic series, under the name Lieutenant Polka-Dot. The art style and character design of the Captain Indigo comics also changed throughout the six year run, with Indigo's pants occasionally changing colour to white, light grey and eventually blue, and both Indigo and Mary's skin being flesh toned instead of yellow when the comics shifted from black and white line art to full colour.
In the first story, Indigo and Polka-Dot are sent out to investigate a UFO, and are sent back in time to retrieve a magical jewel by the aliens controlling it. The jewel has fallen into the hands of the Black Knight and a wizard, and Indigo and Polka team up with the Crusaders to defeat them and use the jewel to return to their original time period.
In the second story, the duo are sent to a LEGOLAND town, only to be arrested by android police officers. They find that the androids have overtaken the town and imprisoned the real police officers, and after a car chase with the androids, find a robotic city where the androids were created. Inside one of the buildings they encounter Tobor Rekam, a robotic knight, who is the creator of the police robots. Tobor reveals he has created a robotic version of Indigo, which Indigo fights and defeats. Polka-Dot then shuts down the assembly line, and Indigo captures Tobor.
In the third and final story, Indigo and Polka-Dot are accidentally sent back in time by their robot dog T42, where they meet Robin Hood. Robin Hood tells the two adventurers that the Sheriff of Nottingham had been stealing any loot he can get his hands on, so Indigo and Polka-Dot team up with Robin Hood to set a trap for the Sheriff. Once the Sheriff sees Indigo, he reveals himself to be Garth Raider, a space villain Indigo once shot down in a battle with the Stardefender 200. Garth is about to kill Indigo with a sword, when Robin Hood knocks him out with a heavy stick. The Sheriff is caught, and the story ends.
== Appearances ==
* 6000 LEGOLAND Idea Book
== Gallery ==
Captain Indigo characters.png|T42, Captain Indigo, and Lieutenant Polka-Dot
Indigo vs Tobor Rekam.png|Indigo and Tobor Rekam
Space battle.png|Indigo recognizes Garth Raider
Captain Ironhook

Captain Ironhook is the second main Pirates captain in the LEGO Pirates theme. His red, black, and white clothes are more ripped up then the other two, and not as neat. He and his pirates were the first to encounter the Islanders. He can also represent pirate renegades faction.
== Appearances ==
* 6268 Renegade Runner
* 6261 Raft Raiders
* 6289 Red Beard Runner
* 6278 Enchanted Island
* 6264 Forbidden Cove
* 6292 Enchanted Island
* 1873 Pirates Treasure
* 1788 Treasure Chest
* 1729 Barnacle Bay
== Notes ==
* In the 1993 Japanese LEGO Pirates commercial, he competes with Captain Redbeard and his crew for the treasure.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w2L7uZYqTEA
* Early designs of Captain Jack Knife from LEGO Universe were very similar to Captain Ironhook.
== Sources ==
Category:Pirates minifigures
Captain Jag

Captain Jag is a Star Wars Episode III - Revenge of the Sith minifigure introduced in 2010. He is a clone pilot and clone captain.
== Description ==
Captain Jag is similar in appearance to the other 2010 Clone Pilot, except for his helmet markings.
== Background ==
In Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith, Captain Jag was a clone captain that assisted both Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker in the Battle over Coruscant. Later on, he shot down Plo Koon's Starfighter in the Second Battle of Cato Neimoidia, killing him.
== Appearances ==
* 8088 ARC-170 Starfighter
* 852947 Kit Fisto Magnet Set
== Gallery ==
File:Captain_Jag_2.jpg|Captain Jag in profile
== See also ==
* Clone Pilot
* Clone captain (disambiguation), a list of other clone captains
==External links==
Captain Jerry Walker

Captain Jerry Walker is a Space Port character who pilots the space shuttle.
== Background ==
In LEGO Adventures! Magazine Issue 9, Captain Walker flew to the moon in the space shuttle with Navigator Eena Orbit and Astronaut Ricky Static. While searching for moon rocks, Ricky fell in a crater and became "stuck". Walker and Eena searched for Ricky and found him in the crater. They reminded him that the moon's gravity is lighter than the Earth's, and Ricky jumped out.
Captain Katanga

Captain Katanga was the captain of the Bantu Wind, a cargo ship that helped Indiana Jones board a Nazi submarine in order to rescue his girlfriend, Marion Ravenwood and retrieve the Ark of the Covenant. He has a tan sweater and a white sailor's cap. Katanga appears in the movie, Raiders of the Lost Ark as well as in the video games, LEGO Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures and LEGO Indiana Jones 2: The Adventure Continues. In both games, he carries a wrench and can fix blue generators (And other objects alike).
== Notes ==
* He was portrayed by George Harris, who also played Kingsley Shacklebolt.
== Appearances ==
* LEGO Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures
* LEGO Indiana Jones 2: The Adventure Continues
Category:Indiana Jones minifigures
Captain Kragg

Captain Kragg is a 4 Plus Pirates minifigure introduced in 2004. He is a pirate captain and the main antagonist in the Pirates theme, his rival being Captain Redbeard.
== Appearances ==
* 7072 Captain Kragg's Pirate Boat
* 7074 Skull Island
* 7290 Pirates Polybag
Category:Pirates (4+) minifigures
Captain Magenta

Captain Magenta is the chief of the Space Police, and was introduced in 1992. He hunts down Blacktron criminals and puts them in jail, and in the two sets he appears in he was piloting a ship. He is the chief of the Space Police II Officers. Outside of the UK and Japan, he was usually left unnamed.
== Description ==
Captain Magenta has green legs, and an exclusive torso piece which has the Space Police II logo printed on it, as well as a zipper and some robotic-looking pieces of equipment. He wears red epaulets, a black helmet with a transparent green visor, and has a smiling face with ginger eyebrows and a headset printed on it.
== Appearances ==
* 6984 Galactic Mediator (1992)
* 6813 Galactic Chief (1993)
== Gallery ==
SP2Chief.jpg
1993 Japan catalog space pages.png|A 1993 Chinese catalog using UK character names that identifies Captain Magenta
Bricks n Pieces Summer 1994 Spyrius feature 1.jpg|A short Spyrius story in the Summer 1994 Bricks 'n Pieces magazine involving Captain Magenta
Bricks n Pieces Summer 1994 Spyrius feature 2.jpg|A short Spyrius story in the Summer 1994 Bricks 'n Pieces magazine involving Captain Magenta
== External links ==
* BrickLink
Category:Space Police II
Category:Space minifigures
Captain Marvel

Captain Marvel, formerly known as Ms. Marvel, is a Marvel Super Heroes character that first appeared in LEGO Marvel Super Heroes. She was released physically in 2016, and again in 2019, reflecting her appearance in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
== Description ==
Ms. Marvel is unlocked in LEGO Marvel Super Heroes by collecting her character token in the side-mission "Nuff Said". Her character model features a flesh-coloured head with black eyes with white pupils and black eyelashes, which are surrounded by a black mask. Her mouth has dark red lips and she as blond long hair which falls over her right shoulder. Her body is black, and features a large yellow lightning bolt on the front, along with dark grey for body outlining and red for a belt tied off to the right. Both the belt and outlining are also present on the back of the model. Her arms are flesh-coloured, and her hands are black, representing gloves. Ms. Marvel's legs are black, with more red present on the leg joint and right leg, depicting the rest of the belt below the knot. The flesh colour is again used on the front and side of the legs, separating the boots from the rest of the costume.
=== In LEGO Marvel Super Heroes ===
Ms. Marvel has the ability to fly, with yellow energy coming out of her hands and legs, and fire photonic blasts as a ranged attack. She can also use photonic energy as a beam weapon, allowing her to destroy gold objects. In addition, she also has a number of melee attacks.
== Background ==
Carol Danvers was a member of the United States Air Force, before going on to work for a number of government agencies. During her work, she encountered Captain Marvel, an extraterrestrial Kree warrior. At one point, the two were caught in the middle of an explosion. However, the two survived, and due to Captain Marvel's presence in the blast, the explosion gave Danvers a number of superpowers. Taking the name Ms. Marvel, Danvers used her newfound powers to defend the people of Earth, both on her own or as a member of the Avengers.
== Gallery of Variants ==
== Appearances ==
* 76049 Avenjet Space Mission
* 76127 Captain Marvel and The Skrull Attack
=== Video game appearances ===
* LEGO Marvel Super Heroes
* LEGO Marvel's Avengers
* LEGO Marvel Super Heroes 2
== Gallery ==
MsMarvel-3.png|Ms. Marvel in LEGO Marvel Super Heroes.
MsMarvel-1.png|Ms. Marvel using her beam attack.
MsMarvel-4.png|Ms. Marvel's ranged attack.
MsMarvel-2.png|Ms. Marvel in flight.
MsMarvel-5.png|The back of Ms. Marvel's character model.
Capmarvel-bothheads.jpg|Captain Marvel with a shot of her alternate head
LMA-captainMarvelDLC.jpg|Captain Marvel's variant from the Classic Captain Marvel Character & Level Pack in LEGO Marvel's Avengers
76049-capMarvel-alt.png|Captain Marvel with her alternate head
Captain Panaka

Captain Panaka is a minifigure released in the Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace theme. He has appeared in three video games and one set to date.
== Description ==
Panaka is included with a hat which more accurately resembles its appearance in the films than the hat in his video game incarnation did. His face is majorly improved compared to the video game variant. The Torso has printing and is a brownish-red colour. The arms and legs are sand blue.
=== In the Video Games ===
Captain Panaka appeared in the first three LEGO Star Wars video games.
== Background ==
Panaka was the head of the Naboo Security Forces at the time of the Invasion of Naboo. He was also the head protecter of Queen Amidala during her reign. Later, Panaka assigned his nephew, Captain Typho, to protect Amidala during her time as Senator.
== Appearances ==
* 7961 Darth Maul's Sith Infiltrator
=== Video Game Appearances ===
* LEGO Star Wars: The Video Game
* LEGO Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy 
* LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga
* LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens 
== Gallery ==
File:Panaka2011.png
Captain Panaka.jpg|Panaka in LEGO Star Wars: The Video Game.
== External links ==
Captain Phasma

Captain Phasma is a Star Wars minifigure released in 2015.
==Description==
In LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Phasma has the following abilities:
* Can accept First Order missions
* Can command troopers
* Can grapple LEGO plugs
== Background ==
Phasma served as a Captain in the First Order. She was known to have worn a silver First Order stormtrooper armour designed from chromium metal, retrieved from the hull of Emperor Palpatine Ceremonial Ship. 
== Appearances ==
* 75103 First Order Transporter 
* 75201 First Order AT-ST 
===Television appearances===
* LEGO Star Wars: The Resistance Rises
** "Poe to the Rescue"
** "Attack of the Conscience"
=== Video game appearances ===
* LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens
==Gallery of variants==
== External links ==
== Gallery ==
75103-phasma.jpg
Phasma-july12.jpg
75103-phasma-alt.jpg
LSTF17.png|Captain Phasma in LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens.
Captain Redbeard (4 Plus)

Captain Redbeard is a 4 Plus Pirates minifigure released in 2004. He is the captain of a pirate ship and is rivals with Captain Kragg.
==Appearances==
*7073 Pirate Dock
*7075 Captain Redbeard's Pirate Ship
==See also==
*Captain Redbeard
Category:Pirates (4+) minifigures
Captain Ross Ranger

Captain Ross Ranger is an Arctic minifigure introduced in 2000. He has a black hood and blue clothing.
== LEGO Racers 2 ==
He appears in the video game LEGO Racers 2 next to an exploration tent by the airfield and He tells the player about how one of the explorers has vanished (presumably at the hands of The Berg).
== LEGO Adventures! Magazine ==
In LEGO Adventures! Magazine Issue 11, Captain Ross, along with Scooter, recover a meteor in the Arctic. However, after returning to base, it broke open and a lightning-shooting scorpion jumped out and attacked them. Ross, again with Scooter, got the creature to follow them and jump over a ravine on snowmobiles. The scorpion, giving chase, fell into the ravine.
== Appearances ==
* 6520 Mobile Outpost
* 6578 Polar Explorer
* 6586 Polar Scout
=== Video Game Appearances ===
* LEGO Racers 2
=== Book Appearances ===
* Mission to the Arctic
== Gallery ==
Captain Ross.PNG|Captain Ross in LEGO Racers 2
Ross GBA.png|Captain Ross in the GBA version of LEGO Racers 2
Category:Arctic minifigures
Captain Soto

Captain Soto is a minifigure released in 2016, four years after he first appeared in Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu.
== Background ==
Captain Soto was the original captain of the Destiny's Bounty. While searching for the Dark Island, a storm blew the vessel away into the cliffs of Ninjago. Years later, Lord Garmadon found his logbook and, after he wished that the Pirates were there to help him, the Mega Weapon brought them back. The pirates were resurrected and threw both Garmadon and the Serpentine into the brig. Captain Soto discovered the changes that the ninja had made to the ship, and he went to Ninjago City on a raid, stealing everything. Afterwards, they tied Dareth up after he jumped onto the ship. Then they battled the ninja but lost and were sent to jail, which then allowed Garmadon and the Serpentine to reclaim the Destiny's Bounty. In the 17th episode, "Ninjaball Run", they somehow broke out of jail and entered the Ninjaball Run Road Race. However, they were the first to be disqualified after being rammed into the entrance of the chasm by Darkley's Boarding School's students in their bus.
Captain Soto and his crew were taken to Kryptarium Prison. He managed to escape when the ninja came to find Pythor before the faux-Anacondrai did. After a riot he was later put back in his cell. He later helped the ninja in their struggle to stop Chen and his army at the Corridor of Elders. 
When the ninja were framed for some crimes by Nadakhan, they found Soto when they too were imprisoned. Soto informed them that it was he who fought Nadakhan and put him in the Teapot of Tyrhan in the first place. In exchange for breaking him out of Kryptarium, Soto shared with the ninja how to defeat Nadakhan and put him back into the teapot. Jay later recruits him to be a part of the 'Replacement Ninja' team to stop Nadakhan from marrying Nya and gaining unlimited wishes. 
== Appearances ==
* 70591 Kryptarium Escape
=== Television appearances ===
* Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu
** Season 2
*** "Pirates vs. Ninja"
*** "Ninjaball Run"
** Season 4
*** "The Greatest Fear of All"
*** "The Corridor of Elders"
** Season 6
*** "Enkrypted"
*** "Misfortune Rising" 
*** "On a Wish and a Prayer" 
*** "Operation Land Ho!"
*** "The Way Back"
** Season 11
*** "The Absolute Worst"
== Gallery ==
Soto.png|Soto in Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu
Soto Prison.png|Soto imprisoned in Kryptarium