LEGO Marvel

### **Rating(s)**

R for pervasive strong brutal violence including torture and bloody images, language throughout, brief graphic nudity, and a crude sexual image. (Season 1)R for pervasive strong violence, language throughout, sexual content and drug use, and brief nudity. (Season 2)

## Release Order

**LEGO Marvel** is a superhero web series that is planned to go on the LEGO Metaworld YouTube channel.

## Episodes

### Season One

1. Spider-Man vs. Sandman Showdown: After a metal asteroid explodes, many Infinity Stones land on Earth. Doctor Doom talks to an incarcerated Loki and comes up with a plan to find all of the Infinity Stones and utilize them to create a "Doom Ray", which would allow Doom to kill Galactus and take over the universe. Doom hires various mercenaries to find the stones for him, beginning with Giant Goblin and Sandman. The two villains hold the entire Grand Central Terminal hostage in attempts to find an Infinity Stone, drawing the attention of Iron Man and The Hulk. Spider-Man later joins in trying to stop the dastardly duo. But will two Avengers and a friendly neighborhood Spider-Man be enough to defeat Mr. Sandman and his reptilian acquaintance? (Destruction Count: A planet explodes and chunks of it land on Earth, a bench is destroyed, two windows get shattered, sand floods Grand Central Station, chunks are removed from both column—like and normal walls, one column is broken completely in half, at least three windows are broken but not entirely shattered, banners are tattered, metal walls of a bridge are torn open, vehicles collide as a bridge fills with sand, LEGO vehicles and barricades are destroyed by Hulk and Giant Goblin, the Hulk destroys walls, Hulk rips chunks of concrete out of the ground and throws them, Hulk damages the ground by slamming and sliding across it, Iron Man causes fire hydrants to explode, Hulk destroys many wet sand walls, chunks of a bridge are broken around the fire hydrants, sections of a bridge are damaged, a sandcastle and sand train disintegrate, the letters on Stark Tower are broken off and the glass and metal are shattered, a paint can is spilled, a rooftop is somewhat damaged and flooded with sand, supports with girders are knocked down and land on a rooftop, a water tower is destroyed and spills water on a raised platform.) (Backdrops: Castle interior, city, Grand Central Terminal, rooftop.)
2. Spider-Man vs. Doc Ock Ambush: Nick Fury tasks Captain America with investigating a lock-down at the Baxter Building, and soon finds out it has fallen under the control of Doctor Octopus. The two of them do battle, going all the way through the Daily Bugle, prompting Spider-Man to return, aiding the Star-Spangled Man with a Plan. Will the heroes defeat Doc? Or will they find themselves biting off more calamari than they can chew? Either way, chaos will ensue (Destruction Count: A lock is broken off of a gate, Doctor Octopus tears apart a machine, Spider-Bots are destroyed, a Spider-Bot burns a hole through a wall, the ceiling in the Baxter Building is torn apart by Doctor Octopus, a window is broken, an overhang is destroyed and catches on fire, a wall on the Baxter Building's roof is torn open and catches fire, the top of a building is fractured, a helicopter is thrown at a building and explodes, the facade of a building explodes and scatters rubble and rebar, a high floor on a building collapses in half, the back wall of a building is blown open and exposes rebar, a giant screen is cracked, a section of a road crumbles and breaks a sewage pipe in half, faults and cracks are broken in the road by Doc-Ock's tentacles, three robotic tentacles are cut off, a section of a road is destroyed and cracks another sewage pipe apart, a section of a road is smashed by a Roxxon Truck and the pressure of Doc Ock, stones panels surround the sites of broken road sections, a hole is broken into a sewage pipe).
3. Spider-Man vs. The Venom Symbiote: Fury tasks Black Widow and Hawkeye with finding an Infinity Stone while Spider-Man heads to Oscorp in pursuit of the Green Goblin. Goblin gets away, and they're forced to face Venom inside of Oscorp's underground laboratory. Will our heroes make it out okay? (Destruction Count: A glass elevator is destroyed, many holding tubes are broken, a scaffolding structure is damaged.)
4. Wolver's Helicopter Showdown 🔞: Black Panther helps Iron Man and the Hulk secure the Raft, a jail being raided by Red Skull, Whiplash, Cull Obsidian, Giant Goblin, Carnage, the Mandarin, and Sabre-Tooth, all of whom the heroes have to defeat. Magneto is revealed to be the mind behind the jailbreak and attempts to flee the prison with Mystique. Will they be able to escape? (Destruction Count: A wall is destroyed, a helicopter explodes, the Hulk damages the ground by slamming and sliding across it, shipping crates are destroyed by explosions, the ground is cracked by the Hulk, part of a blast door is torn off and blown, bars are blown off of prison cells, the concrete sides of a bridge are broken apart and exposed rebar, metal walls are bent and torn apart, barbed wire is bent out of shape and ripped asunder, missiles explode, four missile launcher turrets are destroyed, a concrete wall is broken apart and rebar is exposed.) (Set Pieces: A doorless building with a ticket machine and a cracked pavement floor, a dock with many shipping crates on it and a boat in the water, the sea of New York with the Raft in the distance, the dock of the Raft with a fishing pole on it and a blast door blocking off the prison itself, part of the Raft with a LEGO wall blocking off a pile of dirt, the cell area with many LEGO-barred prison cells, a hallway in the prison, a concrete platform in the Raft that has rain puddles on it and a truck in front of it, a bridge with broken concrete siding and torn-up metal walls, a cracked rock area in the Raft that lowers, an area of the Raft with a LEGO bridge over the sea, a rock section of the Raft with a lever that raises a bridge, a higher rock section that has a pile of dirt and a LEGO wall, an area past the wall with an emergency elevator, a sloping wall next to the emergency elevator that leads to the concrete roof of a building, the concrete roof of a building with metal walls that are torn apart, an area past the walls with a LEGO metal bar door that is blocked off by a laser gate, an area in front of the door with a green-lit door and missile launcher turrets that are blocked off by a laser gate, an area past the laser-gated door with another missile launcher turret and a broken apart wall with visible rebar, a tall building above the elevator area with another missile launcher turret, a hallway in the prison with stains on dolor and a cracked wall, an area of the prison with many broken windows, an exterior area of the Raft with broken concrete siding and torn-up metal walls, a section of the Raft with many objects on the rain-covered floor.)
5. Iron Man's Hall of Armor 🔞: The Mandarin has taken over Stark Tower alongside Loki. However, Captain America and Tony Stark are going to take back what's there's... or what's rightfully Stark's. (Destruction Count: Forcefields are shut down, the Extremis burn cracked holes in the ground, a glass case is opened, a hole is lasered through the Hulkbuster's back, the Hulkbuster explodes, the railing of Stark Tower is blown apart in an explosion, a chunk is blown off of the platform of Stark Tower, the platform on Stark Tower catches on fire.)
6. Captain America vs. HYDRA 🔞: Tracking the Arc Reactor's energy signature, S.H.I.E.L.D sends Black Widow, Hawkeye, and Iron Man to the Empire State Building, where they infiltrate an underground HYDRA base and battle Red Skull and Aldrich Killian with the assistance of Captain America and Wolverine. Will they be able to defeat the diabolical duo? (Destruction Count: A metal door is clawed and torn in half, a rocket ship has a hole sliced into it.)
7. Loki's Tesseract Escape 🔞: Captain America, Iron Man, and Wolverine meet Thor, who takes them to Asgard to find Loki. Upon arrival at the Bifrost Bridge, they find that Loki has allied himself with the Frost Giants and taken the Tesseract. Will Loki escape? Or will the heroes stop him? (Destruction Count: The roof of an observatory is destroyed, banners are tattered, ice is melted, a statue is destroyed.)
8. X-Men Mansion Battle 🔞: Wolverine steals the Tesseract and takes it to Professor X at the X-Mansion hoping it will help them find Magneto. Doctor Strange, Iron Man, Thor, Iceman, and Spider-Man join forces to rescue students in danger and battle Super-Skrull, Pyro, Giant Goblin, and the Acolytes. Will they defeat the baddies? (Destruction Count: A roof collapses, a staircase is destroyed, some walls are destroyed.)
9. Fantastic 4: Fury commences an attack on Doctor Doom's castle, joined by the Fantastic Four. After destroying Doom's defenses and Doom Bots, as well as defeating Green Goblin, the heroes confront Doctor Doom, who uses his Doom Ray. Are our heroes able to stop the devious Doctor Doom, or will they be doomed themselves? (Destruction Count: Stone brick walls are cracked and destroyed, metal surfaces are scratched and rusted, stone surfaces are cracked and scratched, turrets explode, windows are shattered, stone floor tiles are dislodged, a hole is blown through the ceiling of Doctor Doom’s lair and rubble falls to the ground.)
	* Set Pieces: A glass room covered in frost with a cracked stone stairway and a laser gate that is deactivated.
	* A section of the castle with a stone brick wall and archway with a hole broken through them that exposes a staircase and rubble scattered on the floor.
	* A room in the castle with broken windows and cracked dirty stone brick walls and banners. There is an area just below the banner part with a dirty carpet.
	* Doctor Doom’s lair with a cracked stone statue of him and braziers along with opening doors. Rubble falls from the ceiling and is later lifted off after a hole is blown through the top of the room.
10. Iron Man vs. Red Skull Sub Attack 🔞: S.H.I.E.L.D. hunts Doctor Doom down to a stolen S.H.I.E.L.D. attack sub and Fury sends Iron Man, Spider-Man, and Thor to arrest him. Aboard the submarine, the heroes fight A.I.M. soldiers and eventually defeat M.O.D.O.K, but the sub sinks and the Doom Doctor flees aboard an escape pod. Will the heroes make it out okay, or will they end up being shark food? (Destruction Count: A submarine has a hole blown into it, an area of the submarine's interior has exploded, various girders and pieces of metal break off of the submarine, a submarine is wrecked/sunk and displaces rocks, another submarine is thrown and destroyed, stone surfaces are cracked.)
	* Set Pieces: The bay of the Helicarrier with skid marks and cracked lines of paint
	* A part of the submarine with water surrounding it and rubble falling from the ceiling
	* An underwater area with cracked stone structures.
11. Avengers vs. The Statue of Liberty 🔞: Magneto brings the Statue of Liberty to life and uses it to destroy the attack submarine. Magneto rescues Doctor Doom, who flies away in his jet. Meanwhile, Magneto, joined by Mystique and Mysterio, causes the statue to attack a Roxxon Industries power plant in order to steal its atomic core, which Doom needs for his plot. Fury sends Hulk, Mister Fantastic, and Wolverine to stop him, but they crash inside the plant. Will the superheroes make it out okay? (Destruction Count: A jet crashes through a building and catches on fire, the Statue of Liberty is removed from its pedestal, holes are punched through a building, the Statue of Liberty has holes blown through the middle by S.H.I.E.L.D. aircraft, the crown of the Statue of Liberty is torn open, the Statue of Liberty is decapitated.)
12. A Jurassic World 🔞: Nick Fury sends Captain America, The Thing, and Storm to Savage Land to stop Magneto, but they don't make it in time, as Magneto has already thrown the atomic core into Asteroid M, which also powers the island's security system. After skydiving to the island, Hulk and Cap make their way past the security system and encounter Thor, who helps them fight Magneto's mutant minions, as well as the island‘s raptors. The heroes soon arrive at Asteroid M, where they battle Magneto. Who will win in the ultimate battle? (Destruction Count: The Hulk destroys stone walls, Hulk rips chunks of dirt and stone out of the ground and throws them at turrets and walls (destroying both the dirt and the turrets/walls), forcefields are disabled, Hulk damages the ground by slamming and sliding across it, a vehicle is wrecked, stone blocks are knocked over by an engine, a giant pumpkin is crushed into Cull Obsidian.)
13. Avengers vs. Magneto 🔞: Iron Man, Spider-Man, and Thor escape from the wreckage of the attack sub and learn of what has happened. Tony, Peter, and Thor volunteer to board Asteroid M and stop the villains' plot. Using Tony Stark's spaceship, the heroes board the space station, but Doom and Loki are alerted of the trio's presence and send Magneto to deal with them. Will Magneto defeat the heroes, or will they stop his evil plan?
14. Thor vs. Loki: On Asteroid M, Iron Man, Spider-Man, and Thor confront Doctor Doom and Loki, who have finished work on the Doom Ray, but Doom defeats Iron Man and Thor as Captain America, the Hulk, and Storm show up and assist Spider-Man in battling Doctor Doom. Who will win in the ensuing fight? (Destruction Count: Many Doombots are destroyed, windows are shattered.)
15. Galactus Helicarrier Breakout 🔞: All the heroes aboard Asteroid M land on the S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier, where Nick Fury, learning of the new threat that Earth is dealing with, decides to unite most of the heroes to stop Galactus and Loki for good. Will Nick Fury's plan work, or will Earth get eaten? (Destruction Count: The Helicarrier is damaged by Galactus, the propellers on the Helicarrier are blown off, a S.H.I.E.L.D. aircraft crashes into the Helicarrier and explodes, parts of the Helicarrier’s floor are caught on fire and charred, the floor of the Helicarrier is cracked and has holes broken through it by rubble, parts of the Helicarrier are broken off and expose rebar, girders and other metal framing and structures are bent and broken off of the Helicarrier, Galactus inhales and eats rubble and broken metal on the Helicarrier, metal and concrete structures are broken open and expose rebar, a metal plate on the Helicarrier is rusted and bent from getting torn off.)

### Season Two

1. The Milano Spaceship Battle: The Guardians of the Galaxy strive to protect Xandar from an assault by Kang the Conqueror. Kang arrives and pits the Guardians against Eson the Searcher, summoning him with the Time Stone. Who will win the battle? (Destruction Count: Parts of the street and buildings are broken apart and burned, a window is shattered, a glass roof is smashed, a hole is broken through the ceiling of a building, a spaceship crashes, parts of Eson are destroyed, a hole is broken through a street and flooded, rubble is cracked and scattered with exposed rebar, a piece of rubble is caught on fire and charred, a glass wall is broken and a garage door falls down, pavement and tiles are broken and expose the stone under them.) (Characters: Star-Lord, Gamora, Groot, Rocket, Drax, Kang the Conqueror, Kang's Henchmen, Eson the Searcher)
2. Captain America Jet Pursuit: Captain America, Hulk, and Thor arrive at a Siberian research facility, and are attacked by researchers contaminated by Presence. But what will they do when Captain America is infected?
3. Iron Man War on the Water: Iron Man and Captain Marvel infiltrate Attuma at his underwater base. Will the two heroes be able to defeat their aquatic adversaries?
4. Spider-Man Web Warriors Ultimate Bridge Battle: When Shocker, Vulture, and Doc Ock attack Manhattan Bridge, it's up to Spider-Man to stop them! Spidey is able to arrest them fairly easily, but things don't stay like that for long once Kang arrives.
5. Castle Buyers: Captain America leads his team (consisting of himself Star-Lord, Doctor Strange, and Groot) through a portal to Medieval England, where they try to help Sir Percy take his fortress back from the Enchantress and the Black Knight. Will Sir Percy take back his fort, or will our heroes die trying?
6. Black Panther Faceoff in the Mine: Spider-Man and Hulk follow Klaw through a portal to Wakanda where they run into Black Panther. Upon hearing that Klaw is in Wakanda, Black Panther joins up with them into hunting Klaw. Arriving in Wakanda's Vibranium mines, Black Panther, Spider-Man, Ms. Marvel, and She-Hulk find Klaw and Red Hulk gathering Vibranium. Hulk accidentally ends up on a minecart and is sent out of the area by Klaw leaving Spidey to battle Red Hulk.
7. Airship Assassins: Arriving in the Hydra Empire, Captain America, Black Panther, and Star-Lord follow Ulysses Klaw onto a Hydra airship. Just then, Super Skrull speaks through the intercom to Captain America and alerts most Hydra agents on the ship to his location. Will Steve be able to defeat the Hydra agents?
8. A Western Town: Arriving in the American Frontier, Gamora, Rocket Raccoon, and Groot find Star-Lord and Drax in a saloon. M.O.D.O.K. arrives and declared himself the sheriff of the town that the Guardians are in. Wild West Captain America helps the heroes defeat M.O.D.O.K., who gets away. Will the heroes catch M.O.D.O.K?
9. Doctor Strange's Sanctum Sanctorum Showdown: At the Sanctum Sanctorum, Doctor Strange, Hulk, and Spider-Man hunt for the Book of the Vishanti. Upon locating it, Baron Mordo appears from the Mystical Cabinet of the Nisanti where he plans to take the Book of the Vishanti to assist Dormammu. Will they be able to take back the Book of Vishanti?
10. Noir Where to Hide: Spider-Man, She-Hulk, and Ms. Marvel visit the Marvel Noir version of Manhattan, where they assist Iron Fist, Daredevil, Luke Cage, and Spider-Man Noir. Will our group of heroes be able to stop Kingpin?
11. K'un-L'un Guna: Iron Fist accompanies Spider-Man, She-Hulk, and Ms. Marvel to K'un-L'un, where they battle Steel Serpent and attempt to free Shou-Lao. Who will win in the battle between fists?
12. Spider-Man vs. Venom and Carnage: Spider-Man and Ms. Marvel enter the Alchemax building, where they run into Hulk. Green Goblin speaks on the monitor to them before unleashing Symbiotes and Symbiote-controlled workers on them. Eventually, Spider-Man, Ms. Marvel, and Hulk battle a gigantic Venom. When Venom is defeated, Green Goblin attacks them. Who will win? (Destruction Count: A window is shattered.)
13. The Ultimate Battle for Asgard: Thor leads his team, consisting of himself, Captain Marvel, and Captain America, to an apocalyptic Asgard. There, Thor enlists the help of Heimdall, facing Surtur in the process. Will Thor and his party of heroes be able to defeat Surtur?
14. Thor vs. Hulk Arena Clash: Captain America, Captain Marvel, and Thor attempt to travel to the underwater city of Lemuria, but fall into a trap and get launched away. Landing in Sakaar, our heroes must fight the Red King and many versions of the Hulk. Will the Hulks smash Captain America‘s squad, or will the Star-Spangled Man's plan work?
15. Temple of Anubis: Going to Ancient Egypt, Captain America, Captain Marvel, Thor, and Hulk enter a Sphinx and a Heliopolitan as they fight Loki and N'Kantu, the Living Mummy. Which team will win in the ensuing battle? (Destruction Count: The floor is smashed apart by the Hulk, sections of the floor are cracked.)
16. Guardians of the Galaxy Skrull Attack: In the Krees' homeworld, the Guardians of the Galaxy fight Ronan the Accuser. Who will win in their ensuing battle?
17. Black Bolt Battle: The Inhumans travel to Attilan to fight Maximus. Will the Inhumans be able to defeat Maximus, or will he destroy them?
18. Guardians of the Galaxy Black Bolt Team-Up: Black Bolt and Medusa head to Hala, where they try to free the Guardians of the Galaxy from the control of the Supreme Intelligence. Will they succeed?
19. Avengers Compound Battle: The heroes construct a machine to bring Knowhere to Earth through a portal opened by Doctor Strange, only to almost bring in Ego the Living Planet. (Destruction Count: Dirt is displaced from the ground, parts of the Avengers Mansion are damaged and destroyed.)
20. Star-Lord vs. Kang: The Avengers start an attack on Kang the Conqueror's palace, to which he summons his warship to do battle with them. Will Iron Man, Spider-Man, and Star-Lord be able to impair the ship?
21. Kang Ultimate Battle: Captain America, Captain Marvel, Doctor Strange, and Star-Lord enter Kang the Conqueror's castle to face off against Kang. However, Kang grows to an immense size and uses the Time Stone to reverse his ship's destruction and uses it as a sword. How will the four heroes be able to stop him?

### Marvel Cinematic Universe

#### The Avengers

1. Loki Thicc AF: Nick Fury, director of S.H.I.E.L.D., and his second-in-command Agent Hill arrive at a remote research facility during an evacuation, where a research team experiments on the Tesseract. The Tesseract suddenly activates and opens a black hole, allowing Loki to reach Earth. Will Loki be able to take the Tesseract? (Destruction Count: S.H.I.E.L.D. trucks are wrecked, pieces of concrete are broken off of a ceiling, objects are destroyed and send debris flying, machines and the ceiling of a chamber emit sparks and electricity, pieces of metal and rubble are broken off of a ceiling and litter the floor, walls and a milkshake are impaled by arrows, bullet holes are shot through walls, concrete columns are broken in half and exposed rebar, a concrete floor is cracked by fallen rubble, chunks of concrete and pieces of metal break off of a ceiling, the S.H.I.E.L.D. base breaks apart as it’s foundation crumbles, oil sprays after a truck drives over pools of it, concrete walls in an underground chamber are broken open, LEGO cars are shot and explode, a LEGO helicopter crashes and explodes, strips of metal are torn apart on a shack’s room, concrete walls of a shack have pieces chipped off of them, an object is cut out of a wall by a laser and bits of the wall break off.)
2. Train: Steve Rogers infiltrates the fortress of Red Skull’s Nazi division Hydra alongside Bucky Barnes. Rogers confronts Red Skull before he tries to escape from his own lair. Will Rogers and Bucky be able to stop Red Skull, or will he live to continue his acts of evil? (Destruction Count: A gym screen is knocked down and sparks come out of it, treadmills are overworked and emit electric sparks, a Viking helmet has a horn broken in half in a painting, a Hydra Base burns, paint is scratched on safety floor warnings, forcefields are disabled, LEGO turrets have pieces torn off of them and are blown up, metal window frames are scratched, a LEGO bridge collapses and emits sparks, bits of concrete/stone are broken off of objects and surfaces, walls are torn off of a LEGO train, a LEGO sandbag is flattened.)
3. Battle of the Gods: Iron Man and Captain America defeat Loki in combat. While Loki is being escorted to S.H.I.E.L.D., Thor arrives and frees him, hoping to convince Loki to Asgard. However, Iron Man and Cap are unaware of this and get in a fight with Thor. (Destruction Count: A floor/section of ground is cracked and has bricks scattered around it, barrels are knocked down and spill oil on the Helicarrier, a crystal is impaled by an arrow, leaves and dirt are scattered, trees are knocked down.)
4. Hulk Smash: Loki's possessed agents attack the Helicarrier, disabling its engines in flight and causing Banner to transform into the Hulk. Stark and Rogers work to restart the damaged engine, and Thor attempts to stop the Hulk's rampage, alongside a reluctant Black Widow. Will Hulk be stopped, and will the engine get repaired? (A propeller on the Helicarrier explodes, arrows are impaled through floors and a hamburger, bullet holes are shot through walls, a floor of the Helicarrier is smashed, a window is shattered by gunfire, bridges on the Helicarrier are torn apart, railings are destroyed, the top of the Helicarrier is ripped open and exposes rebar, a hole is blown through a wall, wires hang off of a ceiling on the Helicarrier and emit sparks, a window is cracked by the Mjolnir, sparks are emitted by a propeller on the Helicarrier, paint is chipped on yellow railings and the floor of the Helicarrier.)
5. The Battle Begins: Loki utilizes the Tesseract and a machine that Erik Selvig built to create a portal above Stark Tower that allows the Chitauri to get to Earth, upon which they attack it. Will the Avengers be able to hold off Loki and the Chitauri? (Destruction Count: Brick walls are broken apart in a damaged building, glass panels on a balcony are shattered and leave behind glass shards, Tony Stark is smashed through a window, the floor of a helipad is cracked, LEGO objects vehicles explode, arrows are lodged in walls, bullet holes are shot through walls, forcefields are disabled, the floor is cracked and has pieces shoot up, rubble and pieces of metal are piled up in the street of New York, Minifigure statues are knocked down, concrete balcony walls are broken open, rubble and rebar are piled on the top of a building, the streets of New York are cracked, concrete pillars are broken apart and have rebar sticking out of them, rubble and girders are scattered and burn, concrete walls are broken apart and expose rebar, walls on a building are broken off and expose rebar, corners of buildings have holes blown through them and rebar is exposed, windows are cracked and shattered, fire is put out by a house, a building has a split through two walls and rebar is exposed, buildings have walls with cracks and holes broken through them, a concrete overhang is blown apart by an explosion, a bridge is split in half and surrounded by rubble, LEGO cars are wrecked and have smoking coming out of them.)
6. Battle of New York: Bruce Banner arrives at the battle of New York and becomes the Hulk, before fighting the Chitauri alongside the other Avengers. Will the heroes be able to stop Loki and the Chitauri for good? (Destruction Count: Buildings and LEGO objects have bits of debris broken off of them, walls are cracked and broken, piles of rubble and pieces of metal litter the streets of New York, buildings have holes broken in their walls with rebar and girders exposed, the Hulk cracks a wall with a Chitauri, concrete columns on buildings are broken apart, a concrete bridge has a hole broken through it, metal and concrete railings are broken apart, brick-like railing supports are broken in half, earthquake spikes shoot up from the ground after Hulk smashes it, the street is cracked and has paint chipped off of it, a screen is cracked, LEGO vehicles explode, a Leviathan smashes through a wall and breaks chunks of concrete off of the floor of a building, buildings and facades are split in half and rebar is exposed, windows are shattered, holes are broken through the street, chunks of brick and concrete with rebar are littered in the street, girders and boards hang from the ceiling of a room, pieces of paper are torn and scattered, am elevator is broken off of its cord, concrete/brick walls are torn off of a building by a grapple arrow, rubble catches on fire, walls are burnt and have bullet Holes through them, banners are tattered, wooden boards are broken in half, chunks of a building’s ceiling are blown off, a window and it’s metal frames are blown off by an explosion, a wooden wall is smashed by the Hulk, forcefields are disabled, the floor of a building is cracked by the Hulk, an apple is impaled by an arrow, the S.H.I.E.L.D plate breaks off of a truck.)

#### Avengers: Age of Ultron

1. Sokovia: In the Eastern European country of Sokovia, Iron-Man, Captain America, Thor, Hulk, Black Widow, and Hawkeye attack a Hydra base. Will they win their battle against Hydra? If they do, what will they find in the base? (Destruction Count: Walls on a castle are broken off and burning, small pieces of rubble litter the interior of a castle, a wooden board is broken.)
2. Party Attack: Ultron, under the belief that he must kill all of humanity to save the Earth, eradicates J.A.R.V.I.S. and assaults the Avengers at Stark Tower. Will the Avengers be able to fend off Ultron and his army of Iron Man suits? (Destruction Count: Glass walls are shattered and shards are scattered on the floor, metal railings are broken in half, arrows are impaled through walls, bits of debris are broken off of objects and surfaces, scorched holes are broken through walls and the floor, a wooden object is smashed apart, girders and another metal object collapse, wires hang off of a ceiling, a potted plant is knocked over and dirt is spilled, a glass case is smashed and surrounded by shards, metal tables are flipped over, a metal staircase and bridge-like structure and broken in half, a pile of rubble is littered on a floor.)
3. Quicksilver: Ultron recruits Wanda Maximoff and Quicksilver, who go to the lair of Klaw in Jozi to get Wakandan Vibranium. The Avengers attack Ultron, upon which Wanda tries to incapacitate them with traumatizing visions. Will the Avengers be able to break free of her control, or will they lose this battle? (Destruction Count: Ships are rusted, arrows are impaled through walls, bits of debris are broken off of objects and surfaces, stone tiles are cracked, small holes are broken through a metal wall.)
4. Hulk Smash: Wanda Maximoff haunts Bruce Banner with her powers, causing him to become the Hulk and rampage through Jozi. Will Tony Stark be able to stop the Hulk, or will the green giant prove too tough of a foe? (Destruction Count: Streets are cracked and have paint chipped off of them, “earthquake spikes” are smashed up from the ground, various surfaces are cracked, bits of broken stone litter the roads, a brick wall has a hole broken through it, gas missiles explode, a glass dome is broken, the Hulkbuster’s arm is torn off and sparks come out, layers of concrete are chipped off of a building’s roof.)
5. The Train: As Ultron uploads himself to a synthetic body, Wanda Maximoff reads his mind; learning that he plans a genocide on humans, she and Quicksilver turn against Ultron. Steve Rogers, Natasha Romanoff, and Clint Barton locate Ultron and try to take the synthetic body. Will they succeed, or will Ultron get away with the body? (Destruction Count: Dust is displaced, a wood floor appears to have small chunks broken off of it, wooden walls are scratched, rubble and a metal fence are knocked down by a crashing train, a street is cracked and has parts broken off of it, sections of a LEGO train explode and catch on fire, pieces of paper and tattered.)

### Juniors

1. Spider-Man: Spider Car Pursuit: The Spider-Car is all that stands between Spider-Man and his hated enemy, Venom, who wishes to destroy New York City! Will Spider-Man be able to stop his hateful enemy, or will Eddie Brock and his symbiote level the city?
2. Spider-Man Hideout 🕷: Watch as Marvel’s Spider-Man defends his hideout from the evil Green Goblin (an enemy of Spider-Man’s)! Flying in on his glider, Green Goblin starts an aerial assault on Spider-Man’s hideout by pelting it with pumpkin bombs. Will Spidey be able to stop the Green Goblin with his webs, or will the Goblin catch the hideout on fire? LEGO Metaworld for Kids' LEGO Marvel series helps teach children about problem-solving, excitement, and authority. The videos also help introduce children ages 4 to 7 to Marvel‘s world of famous superheroes and evil people, but without the violence from the films. (Destruction Count: A “Wanted” poster is peeling, paint on a street/pavement is cracked, pumpkin bombs explode.)
3. Spider-Man Spider Truck Adventure 🕷: Watch Marvel’s Spider-Man try to stop Green Goblin from stealing money! Spidey uses a tracking device and radar in his awesome Spider Truck to find where the Green Goblin is hiding, then heads to the scene to hunt him down. But be careful, as Green Goblin is defending himself by throwing pumpkins! Will Spider-Man be able to capture the Green Goblin and lock him away in a prison cell inside the Spider Truck? LEGO Metaworld for Kids' LEGO Marvel series helps teach children about problem-solving, excitement, and authority. The videos also help introduce children ages 2 to 5 to Marvel‘s world of famous superheroes and evil people, but without the violence from the films.
4. Spider-Man Web-Bike Workshop 🕷🏍 : Marvel’s Spider-Man gets to work and tries to make his Web-Bike go even quicker! Spidey tops up the oil and makes adjustments with a wrench, before doing motorbike tricks on a ramp. When he gets a call for help, will Spider-Man speed off on a rescue mission? LEGO Metaworld for Kids' LEGO Marvel series helps teach children about problem-solving, excitement, and authority. The videos also help introduce children ages 2 to 5 to Marvel‘s world of famous superheroes and evil people, but without the violence from the films.
5. Iron Man vs. Loki: Loki is trying to steal the Tesseract, but here comes Iron Man in his very quick car! Can our hero use his energy powers to defeat Loki? LEGO Metaworld for Kids' LEGO Marvel series helps teach children about problem-solving, excitement, and authority. The videos also help introduce children ages 4 to 7 to Marvel‘s world of famous superheroes, but without the violence from the films.
6. Spider-Man vs. Scorpion Street Fight: Scorpion causes damage in his scorpion car, leading Spider-Man to face off against his enemy in the Spider-Car. Will Spider-Man be able to stop Scorpion, or will the buggy bad guy stop the Spider instead? (Destruction Count: Boxes and stacks of newspapers are knocked down, the street is cracked.)
7. Spider-Man and Hulk Adventures 🕷: Young superheroes will love watching Marvel’s Spider-Man and Hulk try to stop Sandman from taking an important briefcase. At Avengers Headquarters, Spider-Man works at a garage, while Hulk works at his lab. Upon getting a distress call, Spider-Man uses a wrench to fix his motorcycle before speeding off to save the day! Will Spider-Man’s webs be able to catch Sandman, and will Hulk be able to shovel away the leftover sand? LEGO Metaworld for Kids' LEGO Marvel series helps teach children about problem-solving, excitement, and authority. The videos also help introduce children ages 2 to 5 to Marvel‘s world of famous superheroes and evil people, but without the violence from the films. (Destruction Count: Two walls are cracked, the glass on Hulk’s radiation machine is cracked, Sandman’s sand body is broken down.)
8. Spider-Man Car Chase 🕷🚗🚘 : Spider-Man chases after the Green Goblin (an enemy of Spider-Man) his Spider-Mobile after the Goblin steals $100 from a bank. Will Spider-Man be able to catch the bad guy with his webs, or will Peter Parker be stopped by one of the Green Goblin’s pumpkin bombs? LEGO Metaworld for Kids' LEGO Marvel series helps teach children about problem-solving, excitement, and authority. The videos also help introduce children ages 4 to 7 to Marvel‘s world of famous superheroes and evil people, but without the violence from the films.
9. Spider-Man: Doc Ock Diamond Heist 🕷💎💍♦️: Let your young superhero watch an outstanding LEGO® Marvel Spider-Man video of Doc Ock’s getaway speedboat getting chased by Spider-Man’s flyer in the Spider-Man: Doc Ock Diamond Heist. Doctor Octopus steals a ruby and a bag of money and tries to escape from a harbor on his boat. Spider-Man’s aircraft flies in and tries to stop the devilish Doctor Octopus. Will Spider-Man’s webs stop the mad doctor, or will Doc Ock escape? (Destruction Count: An oil barrel catches on fire, a container is knocked off of a hook and lands in the ocean.)
10. Vulture’s Truck Robbery: Spider-Man swings into action to catch a winged evil person as he swoops down, blasts a bank truck open, and steals the jewels! Will Spider-Man be able to stop the evil birdman and retrieve the jewels, or will the bad guy escape? (Destruction Count: A fuse burns away, a bundle of dynamite explodes the back of a truck off and scatters boxes and gold ingots.)
11. The Menace of Mysterio: Mysterio walks his mad mech to the bank, where he smashes its powerful arms into the building to grab the money! Will Spider-Man race to the scene in his helicopter in time to stop Mysterio, and will Ghost Spider be able to disable the mech with a blast of his web? (Destruction Count: A bundle of dynamite explodes a bank facade, a safe is torn open, boxes are thrown out of a safe, jewels and gold ingots are scattered.)
12. Superheroes Lab 🧪🔬🧫: Iron Man, Spider-Man and Captain America do superhero work in Tony Stark’s science lab, using a lifting device, spinning turntable, wrench, and control panel to fix Captain America's motorcycle. After fixing his motorbike, the heroes lift and move heavy loads, before Spider-Man has a fun ride on the motorcycle! Will Spider-Man be careful with the bike, or will the heroes have to fix it again?
13. Avengers Anger of Loki: Loki flies into Avengers Tower on his glider and steals the Tesseract, causing the heroes to group up. Will Thor, Hulk, Iron-Man, and Captain Marvel be able to stop Loki, or will he fly away with the Tesseract and its Infinity Stone?
14. Iron Man vs. Thanos: Tony Stark flies his efficient jet into action to fight the evil Thanos, the two of them using their energy powers to fly and Thanos using a gun turret. Who will win; Tony Stark, or Thanos the Madman? LEGO Metaworld's Marvel series lets kids watch their favorite movie scenes recreated, but without the Marvel movies' violence.
15. Spider-Man and Sandman Fight: Be a superhero! Treat your kid to this very enjoyable Spider-Man video! Spider-Man drives in on his strong spider-buggy to stop the evil Sandman from stirring up a dangerous spinning sand storm. But watch out, Peter Parker! Sandman is using a sand thrower to launch sand, getting it all over the street and trying to get it on Spidey! Will Peter Parker be able to stop Sandman's sand swirl, or will New York City get covered in sand? LEGO Metaworld's Marvel series lets kids watch their favorite movie scenes recreated, but without the Marvel movies' violence. (Destruction Count: Sand and dust are displaced, tires burn and leave tracks on the street and sand.)
16. Spider-Man vs. Mysterio's Drone Attack: When Mysterio uses his drone to steal a ruby, Spider-Man and Nick Fury drive to the scene in their cool Sports Utility Vehicle to stop him. Will Peter Parker and Nick Fury be able to take Mysterio's controller and stop him from using his armed drone, or will he get away with the stolen ruby? LEGO Metaworld's Marvel series lets kids watch their favorite Spider-Man: Far from Home scenes recreated, but without the movie's violence, swearing, or "interesting" comments.
17. Captain America and Hydra Face-Off: Captain America races in to fight on his powerful motorcycle! Captain America races in on his strong chopper and fights an evil Hydra agent with a laser gun - just like in Marvel Studios' Avengers: Age of Ultron! Will Steve Rogers be able to stop the Hydra Agent, or will the evil person win this fight? LEGO Metaworld's Marvel series lets kids watch their favorite Avengers: Age of Ultron scenes recreated but without the movie's intense scenes of violence, destruction, or "interesting" comments. (Destruction Count: Snow is displaced.)
18. Spider-Man and Friends Funfair Mission: Enjoyable roller coaster and food-filled amusement park video for young heroes! This hero mission video is a preschooler's ideal introduction to the universe of Marvel Superheroes. Little fans of the Spidey and His Amazing Friends Marvel TV Show on the Disney+ channel will recognize the four Minifigures in this video: Spider-Man, the huge Hulk, Ms. Marvel, and the hideous troublemaking Green Goblin. Kids will love watching the characters go for a ride on the spinning Ferris wheel, launch burning and exploding pumpkin bombs, play with a squirt gun and fly a helicopter with spinning rotors as they start a hero mission full of imagination. Will Spider-Man, Ms. Marvel, and the giant Hulk be able to stop the mischievous Green Goblin from burning the fairground with his ignitable pumpkin bombs? Playful learning; all LEGO Metaworld for Kids videos are expertly designed with engaging stories, a ton of colors, many different kinds of characters, and lots of details to give your young learner an IMMENSE start in life. (Destruction Count: Water is displaced and splatters on walls and the ground, pumpkin bombs burn and explode.)
19. Spider-Man Web Headquarters: Young child-friendly LEGO Spider-Man video! This LEGO Marvel Spider-Man Web Headquarters video is an excellent treat for developing heroes. With three Spider-Person heroes at the front lines and a ton of unbelievably entertaining activities, this video delivers super high quality. Enjoyable action with Spider-Man and friends; based on the Disney+ show, Spidey and His Amazing Friends, this young child-friendly hero video delivers the entertainment and adventure of the program in LEGO form. Spider-Man, Miles Morales, and Spider-Girl are featured in their arachnid-shaped headquarters with super pleasant helping objects like motorcycles, slides, and rope swings. This video gives plenty of ways for the three hero friends to cooperate and share exciting tasks and super entertaining activities. (Destruction Count: A Spider-Man drawing is scratched and bent after being nailed to a wall, sidewalks are cracked with grass growing through them and bits are scattered about.)
20. Shuri's Science Lab: Enjoyable activities with T'Challa and Shuri! Growing Superhumans will love the entertaining activities and play full of imagination in LEGO Marvel Shuri's Science Lab; there are many things to engage and entertain kids inside Shuri's laboratory! Shuri has power gloves to test while T'Challa whizzes around on his hoverboard, but will he be able to avoid the sword and spear rack? Black Panther will even get in some laser gun target practice! Engage young imaginations; LEGO Metaworld for Kids videos your kids to the action of the fan-favorite Marvel's Black Panther films without the long scenes of action violence or brief sight of the rude finger.

## Characters

### Heroes

* Iron Man: Having been taken prisoner by terrorists, billionaire engineer and scientist Tony Stark built a metallic suit to escape. Now he battles evil all across the world as Iron Man, the Armored Avenger! With an evolving series of armor powered by the arc reactor in his chest and the Avengers to back him up, Iron Man is ready to put bad guys to justice.
	+ Iron Punisher: Frank Castle is a war veteran whose family was murdered in a gang shooting; filled with fury, Castle put on a black outfit with a white skull, calling himself "The Punisher." As the Punisher, Castle became a vicious antihero with a bloodlust and no qualms against murdering criminals, at one point putting Spider-Man on his hitlist after he was wanted for the apparent killing of Norman Osborn. However, Castle and Parker saw their differences before the events of the series and formed an improbable alliance, later fighting Daredevil while trying to kill local drug dealers. While Daredevil is enraged with Castle's methods, Punisher does not see him as an enemy and he later took down Kingpin with the aid of Spider-Man, Cloak and Dagger. Tony Stark served as a mentor of Castle and supplied him with Stark Industries guns until his untimely killing at the hands of Magneto, which led to Frank taking on the Iron Man mantle as the Iron Punisher. Frank Castle is of Maori descent and is both transgender and bisexual, entering a relationship with Thor while coming to terms with the murder of his wife and children.
* Hulk: When Doctor Bruce Banner was accidentally exposed to an enormous dose of toxic waste, the livid green superhero known as the Hulk was born! Equipped with a durable pair of Stark-issued trousers, Hulk roars into battle with his teammates. Though Banner's brains and brawn have both been the strongest assets to the Avengers, he still fears what will happen if he loses control of his incredible alter ego.
* Spider-Man: Bitten by a uranium-fanged spider, the teenage Peter Parker gained amazing spidery superpowers. Knowing that with great power comes great responsibility, he has dedicated himself to protecting innocents, saving lives, and fighting an endless rogues gallery.
* Captain America: Powered by a unique SuperSoldier serum du wring WWII, soldier Steve Rogers was frozen for decades. After his revival and introduction to modern society, the ultimate Captain America found a second calling in life, fighting evil alongside his fellow Avengers. Outfitted with a streamlined new uniform, Cap leads his teammates into combat against supervillains!
* Hawk-Eye: With the perfect aim and a quiver of arrows at the ready, Clint Barton never misses his target. His alarming skills as an exceptional sharpshooter have served him through countless S.H.I.E.L.D. missions, though he has since found his true calling as a member of the Avengers. As the aptly code-named Hawk-Eye, Barton lends his talents to the team, backing up his allies with a variety of arrows.
* Black Widow: The deadliest S.H.I.E.L.D. agent, Natasha Romanoff, aka The Black Widow, made a name for herself as an unbeaten operative in the intelligence world. Originally assigned to the Avengers by Nick Fury, Widow has since become a full-time member of the heroic team, putting her unique talents to work in the service of mankind.
* Thor: Deciding to make his stay on Earth permanent, the prince of Asgard Thor has continued to adapt to life on a different planet. Focusing his efforts on aiding his comrades, the mighty warrior has given his regard to the Avengers. When new threats face the Earth, Thor battles to protect his second home with the focus and power of a lightning bolt.
* Wolverine: With a mysterious past and unanimously unleashed rage, Logan is a cruel and merciless barbarian; as the bloodthirsty Wolverine, his retractable claws and unstoppable regeneration factor make him the toughest member of the mutated superhero team called the X-Men.
* Captain Marvel: US Spec Op General Carol Danvers was the youngest captain in NASA's history when she befriended Dr. Walter Lawson and became mired in the plans of the Kree Empire. During a battle between Mar-Vell and his rival Yon-Rogg, Carol was exposed to radiation generated by the Kree Psyche-Magnetron, which exploded, making Carol's wish to be strong enough to protect herself come true by altering her genetic structure and turning her into a superhuman.
* Star-Lord: Peter Quill is a human-celestial hybrid who was kidnaped by the Ravagers. Quill was born to his mother, Meredith Quill, and to his father, Ego. After his capture, Quill built a name ("Star-Lord") for himself as a legendary outlaw, becoming the founder and head of the Guardians of the Galaxy. Quill is aberrant, erratic, and 99% unhinged; working as a hired gun, Star Lord sells his harsh, threatening fighting prowess to the highest payer, diverting his enemies with gags and seemingly stupid jabbering to throw them off guard.
* Gamora: The sole survivor of the pacifistic Zehoberi race, Gamora was converted to an unmatched fighter through harsh training and physiological modification. For years Gamora has used her intimidating combat skills and impeccable swordsmanship to serve Thanos, giving her the status of the “deadliest woman in the universe.” Gamora now wishes to reform from her past sins by joining the Guardians of the Galaxy and seeking revenge against Thanos.
* Rocket Raccoon: Rocket is the product of criminal experimentation on a raccoon and part of the Guardians of the Galaxy, which also includes Star-Lord, Gamora, Groot, and Drax. Rocket is also Groot's best friend, and, hence his name, loves large weapons.
* Groot: The tree-like Groot comes from a world known simply as “X,” which is inhabited by intelligent plants. Happy and innocent, Groot makes up for his faulty vocabulary with his ability to shape and grow his huge bark-coated form as necessary– abilities he has long used to support his buddy Rocket Raccoon’s plans. As the fate of space and time hangs in balance, Groot has joined the Guardians of the Galaxy for enterprises that will test the limits of his stupendous strength.
* Drax the Destroyer: Motivated by the killing of his family, the rugged-edged hero Drax the Destroyer has room in his life for little more than hate. To this end, the profoundly-tattooed Drax has relied on his skill in battle and his sharpened knives to talk for him. After making a provisional affiliation with the Guardians of the Galaxy, the wild Drax must learn to put the desires of the universe before his own.
* Nick Fury: Nick Fury is the head of S.H.I.E.L.D., a high-tech law-enforcement firm that shields Earth from threats too strong for anyone else to handle. He is a no-BS boss who won't take backtalk from the in-training heroes under his administration.
* Vision: Vision is a robot that was built by Ultron to kill the Avengers. The android was initially named by Wasp, who mistook him for a terrifying vision. Eventually, Vision learned to value mankind, betrayed Ultron, and became an Avenger. Vision can phase through solids and is married to Scarlet Witch.
* Mantis: Mantis is a human/plant crossbreed who was raised in Vietnam. When Mantis met the Avengers, she fell in love with the Swordsman and joined the team. Mantis left Earth when Swordsman died to save the Avengers but briefly came back to wed his ghost. After doing so, Mantis joined the Guardians of the Galaxy. Mantis uses her abilities to guard the galaxy against those who wish to attack it.
* Yondu: Yondu Udonta is a Centaurian and a member of the Guardians of the Galaxy.
* Cyclops: Scott Summers first found his mutant powers as a young man when he rescued his brother Alex during a shocking, upsetting, and truly terrible plane crash and since then, Scott's eyes have forever cast a destructive optic discharge that can destroy the tallest peaks! With the direction of Professor X, Scott learned to master his superpowers with a special ruby crystal visor; now the most famous hero around, the catch-all Cyclops is the powerful head of the mutant hero team called the X-Men!
* Nick Fury: Nick Fury is the chairman of S.H.I.E.L.D., a police force with advanced technology that defends the Earth from threats too destructive for anyone else to handle; Fury is a no-nonsense general of the army who does not take bullshit from the in-training heroes under his ward.

### Villains

* Dr. Doom: Victor von Doom is Earth's smartest and deadliest villain; as the all-powerful king of the state of Latveria, you can't find Doom without a brilliant evil scheme, gadget, or backup plot to secure his ultimate victory. Doom unfailingly refuses to show the scarred, deformed face behind his mask.
* Abomination: Emil Blonsky was a sick and twisted secret Russian agent who went undercover as an American soldier to infiltrate the fortress where Doctor Bruce Banner and General Ross developed a Radioactive Explosive to battle Russia. Blonsky damaged one of the field tests of the explosive to kill Doctor Banner but he unintentionally turned the doctor into The Hulk because of this, Blonsky joining Ross's squad afterward to chase down the Hulk, soon coveting the beast's strength. Emil reached Doctor Banner's Gamma radiators and used them on himself to remake himself into another Hulk; deemed "The Abomination" by Ross, Blonsky became as sizable and mighty as the Hulk but with scales, fangs, claws, and his human intellect kept intact.
* Sandman: Flint Marko was a normal criminal until a mishap turned his body sandy. This gave him various sand powers and made him invincible. He is Spider-Man's archenemy, along with the rest of the Sinister Six.
* Doctor Octopus: Doctor Otto Octavius was a brilliant technologist until a disaster at his lab melded a set of robotic arms onto his body. As Doctor Octopus, he uses these arms and mad science to commit felonies and try to learn the secret of Spider-Man's superpowers.
* Venom: Fabricated by Doctor Octopus from a sample of Spider-Man's radiated blood, Venom is a liquid monster that can attach itself to a human host, creating an unbeatable villain with all of Spider-Man's powers… and then some!
* Green Goblin: Norman Osborn was the CEO of Oscorp, a tech corporation, but was fired by his board for bad judgment regarding a contract. He got angry and infused a powerful steroid into his body, but the drug him mad. As the Green Goblin, he is now a murderer and a terrorist.
* Carnage: Carnage is the red offspring of the mutant creature Venom. Carnage, like Venom, has an immeasurable number of superpowers, made even stronger by his host, a psychopathic killer named Cletus Kasady.
* Mandarin: The Mandarin is the mysterious head of the wicked terrorist organization the Ten Rings. Few have met this hidden mastermind, and none have revealed his secrets. One thing is certain: when the Mandarin eventually makes his presence and aims known, the whole world will cringe in fear!
* Baron Mordo: Karl Mordo was one of the Ancient One's apostles, but he secretly planned to destroy her and take her place as Sorcerer Supreme. His plot was thwarted by Doctor Strange, who impressed the Ancient One. Since then, Strange and Mordo have been archenemies.
* Klaw: Ulysses Klaue was a man interested in the rare metal Vibranium, only found in Wakanda. during a battle against T'Challa, Klaw fell on one of his sonic weapons and became a being of pure sound, able to make sound constructs with his ultrasonic claws.
* Shocker: Herman Schultz has a gauntlet that can start destructive vibrations, and wears pads to protect himself. He uses his gauntlet's power to rob banks and has also been a member of the Masters of Evil.
* Vulture: Adrian Toomes was a scientist who lost his corporation to a business partner. He donned his last remaining invention, a pair of robotic wings, and became the Vulture to start a life of crime, thus becoming the archenemy of Spider-Man.
* Thanos: Thanos was once of god descended from the Celestials. Much of Thanos' antagonist motivations revolve around his romantic feelings for Lady Death. He later became the user of the Infinity Gauntlet, which he used to kill half of the universe's inhabitants in an attempt to impress Death.
* Loki: Once Thor's younger brother and closest ally, the discovery of his untold Frost Giant ancestry drove Loki insane. Now, sinful, he seeks only power and redress. Master of magic mirages, ploys, and voodoo, the god of mischief will stop at nothing in his mission to take over Earth – or see it erased!
* Mysterio: Quentin Beck was a visual effects specialist who had great confidence in his future. Infuriated by his lack of notice, Beck realized he could become an effective supervillain. Quentin Beck has since gone by the alias of "Mysterio" and pretends he is a sorcerer, using special effects as his "supernatural powers".
* Leader: Samuel Sterns was an unbelievably stupid high-school dropout who was overshadowed by his older brother Philip Sterns who went on to become a clever scientist; Sam was a minimum-wage employee who worked hard for a living at Phil's research lab where he found himself caught in a sudden and terrible Gamma Radiation accident. Like the Hulk, She-Hulk, and Abomination, Samuel got superhuman abilities from the radiation but unlike the previous three who became super mighty, Samuel got a superpowered brain. Driven to want to murder people from his just-discovered thinking ability, Samuel became a villain who got into violent discord with the Hulk a giant number of times, usually even teaming up with General Ross in trying to kill him.
* Sabertooth: Victor Creed became the archnemesis of Wolverine after he murdered Logan's girlfriend on his birthday. Both of them have the same powers, only Sabertooth's claws tear out from his fingertips instead of his knuckles and he is a member of Magneto's Brotherhood of Mutants.
* Nebula: Nebula was one of the foster children of the mad titan Thanos, an alien tyrant with a death fixation. Thanos was sick, cruel and tried to turn his daughters into perfect assassins so he frequently pitted Nebula against her older sister Gamora who was Thanos' ideal child. Worrying about their father's rage, the sisters kept fighting with Gamora constantly winning. Every time Nebula failed, Thanos would tortuously mutilate a part of her body and substitute it with a robotic prosthetic. As Gamora wasn't exploited, didn't protect Nebula out of her fear of Thanos, and was her father's love, Nebula started despising Gamora.
* Magneto: Sometimes a superhero but almost only ever a supervillain, Magneto is the strongest mutant in the world; to defend mutants from hate and unfair, terrible mistreatment, he believes that they should rule over humankind with an iron fist, a dream he'll use any means to write into history.

### Fighting Styles

* Webslinger: Webslingers are nonlethal fighters who specialize in ensaring isolated foes but can impale non-human targets with spider claws if armed with them.
* Swordfighter: Swordfighters slice their enemies up in adult-targetted videos and are proficient at slicing ropes.
* Knife: Knife characters use claws or daggers to repeatedly impale villains.
* Smasher: Smashers use hammers or super strength to beat their enemies into gory pulp in adult-targetted Brickfilms.
* Handgun: Handgun characters use pistols, whether loaded with bullets or lasers, to shoot goons and sometimes decapitate them but mostly blow out skin and bone.
* Machine Gunner: Machine Gunners use their titular gun to drain cartridges and blow organic matter onto the walls if it's a more mature animation.
* Laser: What the name implies, laser characters use energy bursts or large blasters to kill their enemies, reducing them to meaty chunks in adult-targetted entries.
* Bomber: Bombers use thrown bombs to explode their target into pieces, whether that's an obstructive wall or a human being.

## Parents Guide

### **Sex & Nudity**

* Clint Barton and Natasha Romanoff briefly flirt.
* Thor says "breast" in one of the Avengers videos but he's talking about his.
* Venom transforms into the shape of a penis and tells Galactus to eat him, before shooting out a black glob that goes in his mouth.
* There are flashbacks to Frank Castle's phalloplatsy, the procedure itself isn't shown but his penis is, it's made of Play Doh and hair clippings but this is still explicit.
* The second season is more sexual, with adult humor, sexual material and innuendo in the dialogue courtesy of Peter Quill (e.g., “Two less AIDS cases to fret over,” “The pipe they gave me is way more pleasuring,” “I'll flip a coin and hope I get head,"). Other instances of adult humor include a lengthy toilet scene and the pumping of an inflatable doll, the most sexual scenes being Peter briefly reaching for and groping a woman's breasts and grabbing an inflatable doll's breast while in a jacuzzi.
* Peter Quill is briefly depicted dry-humping a teddy bear, no ejaculation is seen but his penis bulge is.

### **Violence & Gore**

* It's worth noting that there are three categories of videos in the series; kid-friendly ones that aren't any more violent than the LEGO games and usually replace gunfire with lasers or goo, PG-13 ones with frequent gun violence and brief blood splashes, and R-rated ones with graphic violence and torture.
* The series is centered around Minifigure-versions of Marvel heroes like the Avengers (i.e. Captain America and Iron-Man), the Guardians of the Galaxy, and Spider-Man trying to prevent bad guys from destroying the Earth and killing everyone. Heroes use punches, kicks, shields, handguns, machine guns, shotguns, hammers, swords, blasters, fire bursts, energy blasts, time manipulation, claws and lightning bolts to kill or vanquish antagonists and their minions, many of which are human. The intense fights are accompanied by screams of agony, realistic gunfire, huge explosions, screen-shaking effects, sounds of impact, and blood splatters in some cases. In a few scenes, characters use turrets to shoot fire and water at sizable villains, while other sequences involve mounted guns being used to destroy enemy vehicles.
* Episodes involving Wolverine are much more graphic, as he uses his claws to cut, stab, impale, and maim opponents with sprays and stains of blood. Close-ups and slow-motion emphasize how brutal his kills are, with his foes' arms getting ripped off, bodies getting cut in half, and heads getting torn off, all in an intense fashion. In one scene, Wolverine seizes a prisoner and shoves his body head-first into revolving chopper blades. In other scenes, Wolverine goes berserk and attacks many villains at once, slashing his bladed claws at a frantic speed. Every video with Wolverine is an R-rated one but that being said, these episodes are still less brutal than *Logan* since the characters are Minifigures.
* By far the most graphic scenes are when Frank Castle tortures hostiles for information; being the Punisher in most universes, he goes to extreme measures in these parts. Unlike in LEGO DC Supervillains, where these scenes are off-screen, they are shown in full, gory detail here, the worst ones being in the Hall of Armor episode, since the Iron Man suit was destroyed after Tony's killing and thus Castle isn't obligated to kill people as mercifully. Torture scenes include using a Repulsor to melt an enemy's face, lowering a robot arm into a character's eye and skull, threatening a goon with a broken mug and stabbing them in the eye with it, curb-stomping a villain's head until it bursts, holding the Mandarin's head into a fire, throwing a guy into a grinder, burning someone in an incinerator as they shriek and try to escape, shoving a baddie into a propeller that slices their head and arms off, kicking a supervillain's head before crushing it with a large metal crate, and holding someone's face on a grinding wheel. There is no violence in any other Brickfilm that reaches this level of graphic, torturous, and realistic at once, no matter how hard you look. Other torture scenes include Frank strangling an enemy to death, smashing a guy's face with gory chunks flying off, beating a goon to death, and holding a gun to a minion's head before shooting it off.
* Other instances of R-rated violence include characters' limbs getting shot off with blood, bone, and skin bits and characters getting stabbed in the face with some bleeding depicted. Frank causes a mass shooting at the HYDRA base where he kills countless unarmed attendees of a funeral who scream and panic, using one as a human shield and executing many with point-blank headshots.
* A guy has a table leg shoved through his eye and face with gore.
* Season 2, while still R-rated, is much less violent than the original and most R-rated Marvel films period, although the fights are still intense with shrieks of anguish, gunfire, and large blood splatters. Some kills result in dismemberment or decapitations, with pieces of troops and bloodstains depicted on the ground; some scenes also involve stealthy attacks, where close-up camera angles depict severe damage against hostiles, such as heads exploding or getting cut off. Throughout the series, the heroes give irreverent commentary and jokes during their exaggerated violence, like “Now I know how fish feel” when She-Hulk hangs from her organs; “Damn, that is gonna scar” when dismembering a hostile; “That is because you're taller than me” when Rocket Raccoon repeatedly beats Peter Quill on the ground.

### **Profanity**

* Shit, pussy, asshole, and dick are as far as the language goes in the MCU videos, like in the movies, with PG-13 videos rarely having even one "f\*ck" in them.
* There are as many uses of "f\*\*k," "c\*nt," and "c\*ck" in Season 2 as there are in Deadpool, while Season 1 has no swearing limit outside of PG-13 videos so the R ones could end up with more uses of f\*\*k than the entirety of Peacemaker.
* One amusing scene involves Mjolnir falling in a heap of dung.

### **Alcohol/Drugs/Smoking**

* There's a joke about the Hulk consuming weed in one of the Avengers videos.
* Drugs are present in some storylines, including the depiction of duffel bags filled with white packages, while one of the R-rated episodes shows cocaine use.

### **Frightening/Intense Scenes**

* The Venom episode is filled with a ton of symbiote slime that characters get caught in, Venom's goons are half-possessed victims of symbiosis, and then there's the man himself. Venom also performs a very unexpected jump-scare which will probably scare young and sensitive viewers.
* Venom becomes a giant by ripping himself in two. The change's look and his agonized screams are terrifying, and the fact that there's a man inside of Venom means that transforming must be unbearable.
* Lizard devours some of his opponents while they're still alive and completely whole.
* Ant-Man kills some goons by shrinking, entering his opponent's body, and exploding them from within.
* The final battle is against a possessed Galactus that Loki almost forces to eat Earth and Asgard.
* While the Wolverines episodes are the mildest R-rated Marvel entries as a result of the cartoonish LEGO visuals (even if they were live-action they would still be milder than Logan and both Deadpool movies), the ones where Tony Stark tortures people are more graphic than any Marvel film period.
* Frank Castle succeeds Tony Stark as Iron Man after his death at the Raft and his characterization is unsurprisingly extremely dark and he tortures his enemies many times throughout the series, all of these scenes are disturbing and graphic.
* Kang disturbingly tortures and abuses Ravonna emotionally, physically, and implicitly sexually.
* The Nueva York episode in Season 2 involving Symbiotes is strongly disturbing and scary with dark lighting, the worst part being the horrific, blatantly unwilling fusion between Venom and Carnage to make Carnom, who has an extremely frightening design that isn't made of LEGO. In addition to the frequent jump-scares, the people possessed by Symbiotes have them split off once the host is killed, so when the heroes are not quick enough to kill the Symbiotes, which are shockingly horrifying when slithering on the floor hostless, they possess Spider-Girl, forcing everyone to beat Venom out of her.

Rated R for pervasive strong brutal violence including torture and bloody images, language throughout, brief graphic nudity, and a crude sexual image. (Season 1)

Rated R for pervasive strong violence, language throughout, sexual content, some drug use, and brief nudity. (Season 2)

If season 1 was live-action, it'd be rated NC-17 for some scenes of torture.

## BBFC Case Study

The series is a Brickfilm adaptation presenting Marvel comic superheroes as Minifigures who must root out and kill villains; interrogation scenes are integral to the series, with Frank Castle, best known as The Punisher in the comics, pressing victims for information. Castle threatens his victims with weapons and by beating them long enough for them to talk before consistently murdering them. Some scenes involve drills, angle grinders and wood shredders being used to both torture and murder Frank Castle's victims.

LEGO Metaworld's LEGO DC Supervillains had similar interrogation scenes but with distant camera angles, a monochrome filter, and a ‘solarising’ effect on the screen during the strong, post-interrogation murders, which obscures most of the detail.

Examiners established early that the series went beyond BBFC Guidelines for a live-action work at 15, in that it did ‘*…*dwell on the infliction of pain and injury', the next question they had to answer was whether the series should get an 18 despite being animated with LEGO Minifigures.

Examiners highlighted the interrogations as the main concern; in the words of one ‘… repeated exposure to the interrogations could coarsen our attitude to this sort of act, or indeed, prime our violent tendencies to the point where we would want to go out and emulate these techniques, regardless of whether they are enacted on toy figures'.

Accordingly, the series was rated 18 for frequent bloody violence and a warning was included before concerning episodes, reinforcing the 18 certificate and reminding viewers that the content they are about to view is unsuitable for those under 18.

## Tropes

* Acceptable Targets: The series' version of J. Jonah Jameson ditches the iconic J.K. Simmons voice in favor of a Ben Shapiro impression, down to You Keep Saying That with the words "facts" and "owned," and even a jab at his height through the use of the Teenagers are Short-typical legs.
* Adaptational Sexuality: While Frank calling his task with Thor a date is an obvious joke, there is obvious love between them throughout the series; seeing as he didn't have a relationship with Jane in this continuity, Thor is Ambiguously Gay while Frank is bi.
* Applicability: Is Peter Quill a satire of Rated M for Manly, Stay in the Kitchen Nineties Antihero bungling idiots with Testosterone Poisoning? Or is he just a funny Minifigure parody of Star Lord?
* Black Humor: Punisher is the main character in this LEGO Metaworld series, go figure.
* Bloodier & Gorier: Given that the Punisher is here at all, and Wolverine's superpowers are surviving any sort of fatal wound no typical human could live through and having claws made of the most powerful material on Earth, it makes sense for the series to go a horrifyingly bloody and gory route, even worse than the film *Logan*. Wolverine routinely has meat shot off with exposed innards for a while before his Healing Factor kicks in and countless of his kills border close to being Gorn, which almost all of Frank Castle's certainly are.
* Cluster F-Bomb: A lot of these are present in the series, with at least as many f-words across the second season alone as there are in *Deadpool (2016)* with even more in the original, but it's mostly the henchmen who copiously swear so It Makes Sense in Context.
* Darker & Edgier: Despite being bright and colorful with jokes getting lobbed all over the place, there is an extremely real, present threat that reaches everything you could imagine, not to mention some characters (Venom and Frank Castle come to mind) are more terrifying here than they are in other continuities. By the time the first season is over, Loki comes across as a completely different character than his film version, nothing more than an unnerving, deadly psychopath.
* Gorn: This is a Brickfilm series that is rated 18 by the BBFC purely for gratuitous violence and is certainly the most graphic one on YouTube; standouts include getting thrown into meat grinders, shoved into a sawblade, drilling through an eyeball, nail gun in the face, getting thrown down elevator shafts, getting wrapped in plastic, dinosaurs, charged by the villain Rhino, snake attack, immolation, other fast but brutal executions, and jamming bombs down throats.
	+ While not as graphic as in the first season, there is still a LOT of gratuitous bleeding when Mooks are killed in the second one.
* Hate Sink: J. Jonah Jameson has zero kind or even remotely average qualities in this canon, simply being a Mean Boss who rubs crap on Spider-Man and gets Disproportionate Retribution on his employees by beating them for spilling his coffee on accident or asking for a raise.
* Heroic Socipathy: The series' draw is the Jack Bauer Interrogation Technique, with Punisher beating, threatening, and otherwise tearing answers out of hostiles he grabs, so mix that with relevant variety (i.e., piranha torture), and you have this. After having a PTSD flashback and murdering a Mook, Frank seldom lacks a bloodthirsty response.
* Jack Bauer Interrogation Technique: The main selling point of the Iron Punisher episodes is him breaking *every* Mook he finds.
* The Joys of Torturing Mooks: The series' distinguishing factor among superhero Brickfilms is the torturing of Mooks for information, with a wide range of Jack Bauer Interrogation Techniques on display.
* Mythology Gag:
	+ Spider-Man and both Iron Men are Bash Brothers throughout the series, like how the Marvel Cinematic Universe has Tony serve as a teacher-type figure for Peter and Frank eventually grows to help him in the comics.
	+ In one of the final episodes, after Frank (now the head of Stark Industries after Tony's killing) quips that he will drop the submarine ride from the Iron Man Campus Amusement Park, as they were just in an attack sub that was destroyed by a Magneto-possessed Statue of Liberty, Peter remarks that he should also can Rogers: The Musical [*Hawkeye (2019)]*.
* Nausea Fuel: The Symbiotes, given that they infect people and respond to loud sounds by ripping themselves off the skin of their host and sometimes breaking bones if not outright ripping their heads off with gall-inducing audio gore.
* Never Hurt an Innocent: Iron Punisher is extremely vicious and bloodthirsty when dealing with Mooks, but not noncombatants, who he refuses to lay a finger on.
* Race Lift: Some instances of Changing the Majority from the films are lifted here and more were originally intended, but in cases where this is inconvenient, like with Kingpin (LEGO Metaworld doesn't have Big Fig hands that could be used for the *Daredevil* (2002) version), the original race is kept.
	+ Johnny Storm is black again but the real change here is that Sue is also black in this adaptation because of the fact that they are related (while their family could be interpreted as mixed in *Fant4stic*, some fear that Fox only kept Sue white because they didn't want a black woman as the female lead).
	+ Frank Castle is changed to a Maori-American due to the convenience of the Boba Fett face print.
	+ Thor and Loki, by extension, are now black so that the former can use the Nick Fury face after getting Eye Scream courtesy of a dragon, Fury himself also being an example both here and in the MCU given how well Samuel L. Jackson fit the role.
* Real is Brown: New York is never shown on a saturated, cheery day, only during a perpetual sunrise or sunset.
* Tear Jerker:
	+ The battle with Mastermind, in the Statue of Liberty, where he posseses Mr. Fantastic, Hulk, and Wolverine one by one, with shots of what he is forcing into their brains. While fairly angst-free Reed just battles an army of Skrulls, Logan relives the Weapon X experiment, and Bruce has to go through his birth as a titanic green fury creature again.
		- Wolverine: Just kill me! Don't turn me into an abomination, please! I'll murder all of you if you start Playing With (those) Syringes!
	+ At the end of "Captain America vs. Red Skull", both Clint and Natasha are gravely wounded by Red Skull and are last seen being wheeled away with limp arms; if that didn't make it clear, neither of them appears in another episode, meaning they were Killed Off for Real.
		- Coulson: Their powers weren't super, but I knew them, loved them, the most out of our heroes.
	+ Spider-Man makes a joke about Aunt May asking for a dozen eggs, only to have a Heroic BSOD that makes it obvious that he just remembered she was killed.
* Trauma Button: Mooks saying "family," "married," "outnumbered," "she," "her," and even "weak" during interrogations causes Frank to have relevant PTSD flashbacks, but this is typically followed by a bloodthirsty and witty retort (Black Humor) as he kills them.
* Uncanny Valley: The Statue of Liberty while possessed by Magneto, there is something super creepy about the animation of the statue and watching her casually decapitate herself while vaguely smiling.
	+ Mr. Fantastic, despite being a LEGO Minifigure, is realistically Played For Horror here, an unbelievably nightmarish monster who sometimes disconnects his extremities (Rayman Arms) and contorts bizarrely in ways that look unanimously wrong.
* What Do You Mean, It's Not for Kids?: This is a series of LEGO Marvel stop-motion animations with multicolored superheroes but gory kills and swearing are the most integral part of it, comparable to the *Deadpool* and *Punisher* films if even those.
* What Do You Mean, It's Not Political?: Frank Castle being transgender in this adaptation is bound to bring this up, although LEGO Metaworld views LGBTQIA+ rights as objective human rights rather than a political issue and only made the character trans because the *Overwatch* Tracer torso print worked for the Arc Reactor (not that this design is even used in the final product since Mecabricks lacks it). It doesn't help that the Punisher's trademark skull emblem has been appropriated by countless right-wingers and is replaced with a generic skull on his redesigned shirt (again, this was only because the Punisher torso isn't on Mecabricks yet).
* Your Head A-Splode: Seeing as the characters have literal LEGO Body Parts, it's not uncommon for heads and extremities to get blown off by gunfire.

## All Punisher Torture Scenes

### Stark Tower

* Using a Repulsor to melt an enemy's face
* Lowering a robot arm into a character's eye and skull
* Threatening a goon with a broken mug and stabbing them in the eye with it
* Curb-stomping a villain's head until it bursts
* Holding the Mandarin's head into a fire
* Throwing a guy into a grinder
* Burning someone in an incinerator as they shriek and try to escape
* Shoving a baddie into a propeller that slices their head and arms off
* Kicking a supervillain's head before crushing it with a large metal crate
* Holding someone's face on a grinding wheel.
* Smashing a henchman's head and legs with spiked crushers.

### Miscellaneous

* Frank strangling an enemy to death.
* Smashing a guy's face with gory chunks flying off
* Beating a goon to death.
* Holding a gun to a minion's head before shooting it off.