UNIVERSITY BLOGS: Lego Iron Man vs. Lego Batman (Lego Marvel vs. Lego DC)

 Lego Iron Man vs. Lego Batman (Lego Marvel vs. Lego DC)

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"Only the best is good enough." -Ole Kirk Christiansen 

Lego Iron Man,

and Lego Batman

The people at LEGO® have given us many adaptations of our favorite characters in their patented brick form. So who would win if their versions of the two teched out superhero billionaires battled it to the studs? That's what this blog is here to find out.

Before We Start

While I will give a full set of sources at the end of the blog, I must give a huge load of credit towards Blogator Blog's Lego Adaptation Battle Royale Blog, as it allowed me to significantly cut down on research time for Lego Batman in particular. Whilst I still had to find a lot of stuff on my own, their blog gave good insight on a large amount of Lego Batman's stuff, as well as had some links I re-used here (although I did mostly try to get my own links). A big thanks goes out from me to them.

It is quite blatant that these guys have SEVERAL versions across a ton of different mediums. But while most of said different mediums technically do have distinguished canons, there isn't really a "main" canon for either. And given the fact this is a pretty silly and dumb fun matchup, there is no reason to try and limit what will be used for either. So every version of Lego Iron Man and Batman (whether it be sets, games, movies, ect) will be used here. This is of course besides any one that's taken up the mantles besides Tony Stark and Bruce Wayne.

Although, despite the wide usage of sources, the Lego encyclopedias and handbooks will not be used at the are infamously inaccurate. Meaning any possible unique info could just be wrong, even within the context of a composite. And Fortnite will not be used be it's....boring and gives them both the same stuff :p.

Lastly, for the circumstances of this fight, we'll be assuming that these guys are equivalent to humans (meaning their feats won't be boiled down to "they're destroying Lego pieces!" for example). With that being said, let's get into it.

Background

Lego Iron Man

"I am Iron Man. But you already knew that right?"

Young Lego Tony Stark inherited the intelligence and business of his late father, Lego Howard Stark.

Billionaire, philanthropist, playboy, he had it all. Backing his unmovable ego, his sales of arms to the U.S. Government afforded him millions of studs worth of wealth. Unfortunately by life-changingly for the business man, he would be kidnapped by terrorists in a villainous attempt to get him to make a weapon of mass destruction for them. And while he did make a weapon, it was nothing of use to his kidnappers. It was a powerful suit of armor that let Lego Tony not only escape his tormentors, but become the Invincible Iron Man!

As Lego Iron Man, Tony would function as an intelligent and charismatic superhero to the massess. Being a founding Avenger and team leader, he'd work alongside numerous superheroes across the years. His tech and battle strategy making him a formidable opponent to several villains. The likes of Lego Thanos, Lego Dr. Doom, and the planet-devouring Lego Galactus.

He may of not been a great person from the beginning, but through his heroic years his heroism shined while his ego simmered out, making him slowly more and more of the fantastic man he was always meant to be. With or without his armor, Tony puts his good will and well crafted mind to the use of the people and friends that need him. He is the man with a plan, and all the inspiring greatness to act on it.

Lego Batman

"Batman doesn't do SHIPS. As in relationSHIPS."

Just like any good Batman, Lego Batman went through the origin any good Batman has. He and his parents would go a dark alleyway, where he would witness the murder of his parents. From there, he would train with the League Of Assassins in his pursuit to become a symbol for Gotham. Inspired by a childhood memory of a scare from a colony of bats, he would adopt the mantle of Batman! Unlike many other Batman's though, this Batman would not become as dark and mysterious, instead being a much more unserious but still feared Dark Knight. Making many friends in the form of over superheroes as well as other soon to be Batfamily members and even just normal Lego people. 

His combat training combined with a great detective mind would allow him to be a seeping thorn in the side of criminals street level and even cosmic in proportion. Stopping characters as lowly as Mad Hatter and Killer Moth, to the likes of Darkseid and Brainiac. Despite his more kind and humorous demeanor, he would still be troubled by a seeping ego and self hate. But eventually, through the love of his friends and family, he would overcome it.

He has been to other cities, space, and even alternative dimensions. But no matter where he is, he does not stop the fight for truth and justice. He is the lingering force criminals all over the universe fear and despise. He is vengeance, he is the night. He is....AWESOME!

Skill & Experience

Lego Iron Man

Lego Iron Man just like his other versions has of course shown great prowess with tech, not only through his suits that he built, but also through the fact he is both able to hack/mess with tech via terminals, and repair things in seconds. He also, just like any Lego builder, can make complex structures and machinery out of bits and pieces. This is not to say he is purely an intellectual though, as he has shown quite a high battle IQ as well. Obviously in game you can fight enemies just as Tony, but he also more directly shows quick thinking and strategic thinking in his fights. Even while in his armor he still shows this high battle IQ, fighting with quick and acrobatic attacks and fast moving grapples and punches. His fluidity and acrobaticness in the armor is supported by him being somehow able to back and front flip in it. On top of this all, he is of course, a self-described "Billionare, genius, playboy, philanthropist."

Lego Batman

Lego Batman has been operating and fighting bad guys for several years consistently throughout the various versions of himself. This experience gives him a lot of skill in battle, capable enough to defeat his entire rogues gallery in a couple minutes WHILE SINGING. This is explained by his long and intense training from the League Of Shadows; where he learned stealth and how to use his shurikens (and later batarangs) as distractions. And his additional training with ninjas, african bushmen, and Nepalese monks. He has shown specialized techniques from this training as well, such as the vibrating palm technique that increases his attacking power. He has also shown very capable in using his gadgets, having high precision both with his batarangs and grappling hook, able to throw several of the former at once. His physical capabilities and experience even, for some reason, give him the know how on how to surf on sharks. His body isn't his best aspect though, as that would be his impeccable mind. Known as the "World's Greatest Detective", Lego Batman is said to be one of the smartest men in the world. Able to easily hack technology, defuse a thermo-nuclear warhead, and analyze and differentiate chemical compounds. When bored or down he has shown to play guitar well and even beatbox. To hide all this skill, he can pass himself as an entirely different person, able to perfectly mimic their voice and craft a perfect costume that looks like them.

Equipment

Lego Iron Man

Standard Armors

Lego Iron Man has numerous "standard" armors he has used that he can put on at any time. They are able to shoot rockets, lasers, repulsor blasts and chest beams to attack enemies. His rockets in particular being able to also be deployed quickly from his back. His repulsor blasts can be shot in pairs from each hand, his lasers are hot enough to cut through and melt gold as well as weld metal together, and his rockets are powerful enough to shatter metal objects. For some reason his lasers also have the capability to repair objects (although Lego Tony can do this without it as well). If he needs to track an opponent, he can detect them from miles away and even through walls using the sensors in his helmet. Similary his sensors have been used to detect things within the environment that Lego Iron Man can use to his advantage as well as scan objects to find similar/indentical objects around him. His scanners can even uncover things that are invisible. This is not to say all his built-in tech within his simply for direct confrontation or tracking, as if he needs defense he can manifest a large shield to protect himself in times of need. For underwater ventures, he has lights alongside his armor's protection to allow him to act under there. And if he wants to make a fight more captivating, he can blast music loud enough to make everyone in a fight hear it.

Alternative Armors

Obviously Iron Man has a gigantic amount of armors just like the movies and comics, over 50 infact. He can remotely access and call upon them via a hud even without an armor on already and they can function on their own as well, able to passively fight for Tony on their own for extended periods of time, able to be summoned upon via the House Party Protocol. They also can act as just one piece of the armor. The ones listed will be armors that notable qualties outside of the ones had by his standard armors.

• Mark 1 - An oldie but a goodie. It may not be up to date with his other armors, but it still comes in handy as it isn't connected to the mainframe the rest of his armors use, meaning he still has a suit he can use even if the others are hacked. It is even able to be hand delivered by Stan Lee himself at any time so he doesn't have to store it with him. The armor itself can only shoot miniature rockets from it's lower arms, a long flame, and firey repulsor blasts. Still, not too shabby for his first suit.
• Giant Mark 3 - While it technically isn't shown to do anything above average directly, its sheer size should give it power quite above the regular Mark 3 armor.
• Blazer - The pyromaniac armor! It can shoot firey blasts from it's palms and feet to attack and fly.
• Tazer - The electric counterpart to Blazer, it shoots electricity to taze enemies. Although, off the electricity theme, it uses the same firey propulsion as the Blazer suit.
• Invincible & Mark 47 - Lego Iron Man's primary suits in LMS2, they can shoot Tony high and far up with ease and use nanotech technology.
• Mark 16 - The stealthiest Iron Man armor of them all. It can obviously go invisible, but it also can play music when shooting blasts.
• Mark 25 - As obvious by its looks, it has the special capability to use the jackhammers on its arms to dig quickly up, under, and through the ground.
• Mark 40 - A suit built to have Iron Man go at the speeds of speedsters, being fast enough to leave afterimages.
• Mark 50 - Lego Iron Man's most well known nanotech armor. It is able to blast repulsor beams from its back appendages.
• Mark 85 - A more versatile version of the Mark 50, it comes with even more additional features. It can deploy a shield to protect Lego Iron Man from attacks, fly with such intensity that the repulsor streams from his boots meld together, has a more compact versions of the afformentioned's back appendage that can shoot lasers just the same (as well as larger versions), and can create energy blades to attack with.
• Space - It's a white & gold armor designed to protects him from, and lets him breathe in; the vaccum of space. With it additionally having some extra jets on his back. Seemingly to make him move better through space.
• Scuba - You know the Space armor? Imagine that, but it's instead a much less sleak suit that lets him go underwater....just like every other armor. Although, while not directly indicated, it likely allows him to better withstand the intense pressure in the lower regions of the ocean.
• Superior - A slick silver suit that is implied to be like the comics where it is a nanobot x symbiote mixture that can sleekly and quickly wrap around his body and quickly harden. Being seemingly had on at all times due to it not being summoned directly. Otherwise it functions like your typical Iron Man suit would.
• Avengers Game - It has the previously talked about laser blasting back appendages, alongside nanotech for quick suitups and functionality underwater.
• Old West - An old western dark suit that shoots electricity instead of replusor rays and fire instead of replusor blasts. Similary to the Mark 1, it cannot fly and it is not an ai mainframe suit. Instead being brought to Tony by a cowboy like how Stan Lee brings the Mark 1.
• Mechs - While Tony Stark has technically had a couple "Mechs", this is specifically referring to the more shitty elongated ones Lego has made recently. Including ones that have claws and a turret that can contend with Ultron as well as one with a shield and wrist-mounted turret.
• The Hydra Stomper - Designed specifically to stomp out Hydra's forces, Lego Tony keeps this big guy in storage even decades after it was originally used. It can power through enemy troops like they're nothing
• Sakarrian Hulkbuster - An armor Lego Iron Man has seemingly from a past adventure. In terms of attacks, it can shoot replusor blasts and detach its hands to fire out and explode. It can also reshape itself into a car.
• Hulkbuster - Has had many different variations over the years but the general idea has stayed the same. It is strong enough to easily swat away criminals and tear large chunks of concrete out of the ground, as well as of course, as the name suggests, contend with the Hulk. It can do rapid fire punches in quick succession and have the lower part of its wrist enclosed around things to hold onto them tightly. Even if it gets wrecked up, it can be repaired remotely to keep it going. If acting up, it can be paused entirely as well as controlled with a remote Tony has (which also can control its movements as seen later in the video). It has a built-in remote communicator. There is also a much larger Hulkbuster armor that is likely at least somewhat more powerful, and definitely more protective.

Motorcycle

Iron Man goes out of his way to beat up homeless Hulk (4K Ultra HD)

Cars

Iron Man has had many cars like any good rich person. The one above comes equipped with side turrets that shoot his titular repulsor blasts, but he has had some other cars of note. He has a sleek firey car that has side mounted guns and a micro car that he can use for proficient road rage. 

Boats

Good for easily traversing water. Iron Man has access to numerous boats. One is designed to track enemies and nearby vehicles.

Jets

Why does a superhero whose most iconic trait is having a flying super-suit need so many forms of transport? Who knows! The only real thing of note about these is that the Quinjet specifically can go into stealth mode, making it untrackable.

Lego Video Game Vehicles

If you thought he didn't have enough pointless vehicles, he got a SHIT TON more from the video games. Of which he can spawn in at any time or at S.H.I.E.L.D. terminals throughout the city. That being said, this list is limited to what he can actually have spawned in. Not vehicles that can only be used at certain places/levels.

Lego Marvel Superheroes

Ground Vehicles

• S.H.I.E.L.D. Staff Car
• S.H.I.E.L.D. 4x4
• S.H.I.E.L.D. APC
• Deadpool's Scooter
• Ghost Rider's Motorcycle
• Bus
• School Bus
• In the salon
• Small Car
• Then
• Limousine
• By
• Ambulance
• Fire Engine
• Police Car
• Police Motorcycle
• Police Truck
• Raft Truck
• Raid Truck
• Punisher's Car
• Punisher's Truck
• Hydra Tank
• Madarin Buggy
• Pizza Van
• Pizza Bike
• News From
• Tanker
• Taxi
• Gold Cart 
• Garbage Truck
• Bicycle
• Wolverine's Motorcycle
• Spider-Cycle
• Spider-Trike
• Magneto-mobile
• Flowe Car
• Go-cart
• The Britmobile
• Stark's Motorcycle 
• Stark's Sports Car
• Hot Rod
• Avenging Cycle
• Captain America's Bike
• Cloud Rider
• Spider Buggy

Air Vehicles

• Quinjet
• Chitauri Chariot
• Pumpkin Chopper
• Mandarin's Helicopter
• News Helicopter
• Police Helicopter
• Raft Helicopter
• Spider-copter
• Deadpool's Helicopter
• Fantasticar
• Star Jet
• Doom Jet
• X-Jet
• S.H.I.E.L.D. Minicarrier
• S.H.I.E.L.D. Jetfighter
• Hawkeye's Skycycle

Water Vehicles

• Speedboat
• Mandarin's Boat

Lego Marvel Avengers

Land Vehicles

• Ambulance
• Avengers 4x4
• Avenging Cycle
• Bicycle
• Black Widow's Motorcycle
• Bruce Banner's Cycle
• Bulldozer
• Bus
• Captain America Monster Truck
• Car
• Car (1940s)
• Fire Engine
• Garbage Truck
• Hawkeye's Tractor
• HYDRA Buggy
• HYDRA Tank
• Ice Cream Truck
• Limousine
• Pickup Truck
• Pizza Van
• Police Car
• Police Car (Germany)
• Police Motorcycle
• Roxxon Van
• In the salon
• School Bus
• Then
• Service Truck
• S.H.I.E.L.D. 4x4
• S.H.I.E.L.D. Car
• S.H.I.E.L.D. Truck
• Small Car
• Small Truck
• Stark's Sportscar
• Street Sweeper
• Taco Truck
• Taxi
• Tow Truck

Air Vehicles

• Chitauri Chariot
• Dark Elf Ship
• Gyrocopter
• Hawkeye's Skycycle
• Helicarrier Lifeboat
• Hover-Bath
• Hydra Quinjet (Mini)
• Loki's Chariot
• Lola
• Malekith's Ship (Mini)
• Mandarin's Helicopter
• Mooncopter
• News Helicopter
• Police Helicopter
• Quinjet (Avengers)
• Quinjet (Mini)
• Quinjet (S.H.I.E.L.D.)
• Quinjet (Space)
• S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicopter
• S.H.I.E.L.D. Jetfighter
• S.H.I.E.L.D. Minicarrier
• Squirrel-a-gig
• Thanos Copter
• Ultron's Ship
• VTOL Helicopter

Lego Avengers (Portable Exclusives)

Land Vehicles

• Artic 4x4
  
• Britmobile
  
• Double Decker Bus
  
• Hawkeye's Car
  
• HYDRA Coupe
• HYDRA Tank (Classic)
• Nick Fury's Van
  
• Stark Resilient
• Stark Truck
  
• Truck
  

Air Vehicles

• S.H.I.E.L.D. Lifeboat
  
• Quinjet (Classic)
  
• Thanos's Chair

Lego Marvel Superheroes 2

Land Vehicles

• Taxi
• In the salon
• Snowmobile
• Mobster Getaway Car
• Mobster Heist Car
• Egyptian Chariot
• Horse and Cart
• General Ross' Tank
• Ghost Rider's Motorcycle
• The Shocker's Van
• Black Widow's Motorcycle
• Captain America's Motorbike
• Captain America's 4x4
• Crossbones' Truck
• Gwenpool's Motorbike
• Mob Boss Attack Car
• Roxxon Truck
• Police Quad
• Winter Soldier's Bike
• Wakandan Patrol Buggy
• Wakandan Battle Tank

Air Vehicles

• Quinjet (Civil War)
• Avenjet
• Kree Cruiser
• Hydra Attack Plane
• Attilan Podship
• Attilan Air Breezer
• Xandarian Distributor
• Air Streamer 3000
• Asgardian Skiff
• Octomec
• Miniature Avenjet
• Black Panther Jet
• Captain America's Jet
• Daily Bugle Helicopter
• Hydra Interceptor
• Lola
• The Milano
• Starblaster Spaceship
• Taserface's M-Ship
• Necrocraft
• The Laser Drill

Water Vehicles

• Deep Sea Hydra Diver
• Captain Stacy's Boat

Signal Blockers

It is implied he has some type of signal blocker, that can, obviously, block out specific signals. Although they are unable to block Ultron's control signals.

Bowling Ball

He's a great bowler.

Cage

Can be remotely deployed by Tony to stop enemies in their tracks via dropping onto them.

Dumb-E

Can shoot out flames but just as easily put them out with a fire extinguisher.

Air Missiles

Can be remotely fired from space from an essentially infinite supply of them. While likely lethal to others, they were used to incapacitate the Hulk in game.

Holographic Phone

A see-through phone that can take pictures.

Master Control Console

This nifty (and heavy) invention can completely control the weather. Via it's connection to Stark weather towers across the world, it can make snow storms, rain storms, and several other types of weather in meer seconds. Its snow storms are cold enough to quickly freeze objects in ice, tornados strong enough to move around cows and vans, and sand storms potent enough to enswirl large amounts of sand and objects into it.

Repair Station

Lego Iron Man has what seems to be some sort of implied repair/clean up station he can use mid-battle if needed.

Iron Legion

Iron Man's helpful AI troops. These innocent guys help out where they can. Whether it be trying to help fleeing citizens, or play in a baseball game, they're good support Tony can utlize for non-violent purposes. Although they have been hacked, which makes them dangerous and violent towards the Avengers. Including Lego Iron Man.

Dynamite

Tony can throw an essentially limitless supply of dynamite.

Oxygen Mask

Lets Lego Tony breathe underwater.

Cosmic Cube

While we don't see Tony use it directly, he does have it after defeating Loki in the Lego Iron Man flash game. In terms of its capabilities, it works very similar to how it does in the films. It can shoot powerful blasts, and make portals to and from across the universe (although it can also be used to more simply transport people and things at the thought). It also has some qualities unique to Lego. It has telekinesis powerful enough to move jets, forcefield creation that makes a forcefield capable enough to deflect and re-direct attacks, and reality warping?! Yeah, weirdly enough, Loki when he had it was shown to use the cosmic cube to literally shapeshift people and objects with a blast. In the same ad, he was also able to create objects out of thin air like a banana to make someone slip.

Disguise

An impossible to see through and incredibly effective disguise. Being that of a mustache and glasses that totally completely change how Lego Tony looks. Totally.

Welding Equipment

Lego Iron Man has a welder and welding mask to weld things back together.

The Infinity Stones

In Lego Marvel Superheroes 2, characters in the game can use all six Infinity Stones without their negative side effects. Additionally, Iron Man technically has the Infinity Gauntlet stored away in Avengers Tower if he wanted to use all their powers at once.

• Reality Stone - Capable of warping reality to the user's pleasing. It passively  is capable of enlarging other's heads whilst slowing them down. But used directly it can do even more. Able to telekineticly rebuild and shape objects, and transform things to the users pleasing, such as: Turning others to pieces with a blast, transforming the ground into a sheet of ice
• Power Stone - A highly potent stone, it allows great power when used. It can generate spheres of energy that can be exploded individually, and shoot long-ranged blasts and beams. The beams in particular are hot enough to cut through gold.
• Time Stone - As the name suggest, it's obviously able to manipulate time, but it also can more simply increase the user's own speed while slowing down anyone in their path, or manually slow down the speed of things currently moving.
• Soul Stone - Negating the need to physically hurt a foe, this stone can passively suck the soul out of other's. Killing them.
• Space Stone - This stone makes portals that can be traveled through as well as closed at any time. It also more conveniently can just teleport the user a short distance. On top of that it likely possesses the same capabilities as the Cosmic Cube considering they're one in the same in the MCU which Lego takes heavy inspiration from.
• Mind Stone - Perhaps the most controlling stone, it grants the power to control people's minds. Whether it be making other's see multiple of you at once (that can even hurt them) or flat out controlling their thoughts and movements. Its power can also seemingly travel through walls and act at a range as a bonus. Weirdly enough, despite its name, it can control things without a straight up "mind" like technology. This can be done even more passively if it is pressed to a person's heart.

Lego Batman

Primary Super-Suit

Within this seemingly normal Bat-themed hero costume stores a mariad of functions and utilities. Besides for branding, its symbol is surrounded by triple-weave Kevlar for extra protection. The overall suit is capable of invisibility and is bulletproof as well as resistant to fire. The cape is weighted for gliding and the cowl allows for night vision, thermal vision, x-ray vision, UV vision, and zoom in vision. The cowl is additionally lined with lead to prevent Superman from knowing his identity. If he needs to use the Batcomputer without being in the Batcave or using other gadgets, he can directly communicate with it through his cowel. His cowl also weirdly has the capability to play music, and, even odder, take faxes (I don't have a clip for this but GOTTA trust me it can). As cautionary measures go, it can activate an escape balloon to carry Lego Batman high up into the sky, and shock enemies to try to touch the suit. On top of all that it can uncover dark areas via illuminating them.

Alternative Super-Suits

Just like Lego Iron Man, Batman has a plethora of suits at his disposal. While he initially had to go to specific terminals to swap to them, he later became able to swap to them at any moment with ease. Also just like Lego Iron Man, a good chunk of them aren't particularly useful nor unique. So I'll just be mentioning the important ones. 

• Heat Protection Suit - A bright red suit that gives Lego Batman protection from high temperatures. It even gives him access to flaming batarangs when upgraded.
• Firestarter Suit - An also bright red suit that instead projects fire rather than protecting Lego Batman from it.
• Ice Suit - It's a thermoinsulating suit that allows him to resist the effects of Mr. Freeze's freezing technology. Making it only partially entrap him in snow rather than fully encapsulate him in ice that would slowly kill him like it did to Firefly and Jim Gordon.
• Sensor Suit - Allows him to directly scan and see through the environment around him. This is to the degree it can reveal previously invisible targets. It also can turn Lego Batman invisible in ironic fashion. This suit is somewhat irrelevant with further upgrades to the standard Batman Super-Suit, although it still can sense things just mildly better than it.
• Glide Suit - While Lego Batman's standard cape already allows him to glide, the Glide Suit comes equipped with a specially crafted set of wings capable of faster gliding.
• Sonic/Sonar Suit - These are both the same suit just named differently between games. They both equip him with a gun that has the capability to project focused sound wave as blasts. These sound waves can also be shot as a beam that can shatter glass and summon bats.
• Demolition Suit - Gives Lego Batman batbombs he can place and remotely detonate, able to destroy silver objects.
• Power Suit - A suit designed to make Batman more powerful. Giving him bombs he can place down and missiles he can shoot from his back. Both of which can explode metal objects.
• Electricity Suit - A sleek electrified suit that can projects electricity after a short charge period. The means it projects this electricity varies, as it can both electrify its punches and directly shoot electricity from his body, as well as being equipped with a gun that can shoot beams and blasts of electricity. As a bonus, this suit makes him essentially invulnerable to electric based attacks.
• Ninja Suit - One of Batman's suits is a ninja armor covered in metal plating. Very protective even if it is cumbersome.
• Space Suit - A silver and gold suit with a jetpack and wings that allow for flight. Although this capability is only possible after it is charged. Otherwise, it is limited to gold-destroying lasers.
• Artic Suit - Somewhat the opposite of the Ice Suit, as it specializes moreso in freezing temperature projection rather than protection. Although you could argue it allows for some protection due to the environment it first appeared in. That being said, it comes equipped with a large freeze ray that can both shoot small ice blasts and freezing ice beams. The ice beams in particular are cold enough to put out fires and temporarily freeze people in vunerable blocks of ice. There is also a seperate version of the suit with the same name, that much more directly lets him withstand much colder temperatures.
• Scuba Suit - Coming with a harpoon shooting harpoon gun, this suits primary (and, frankly, obvious) feature, is to allow him to dive underwater for extended periods of time.
• Silent But Deadly Suit - Has projectile and likely "silent but deadly" gasses it shoots out.
• Clawed Wings Suit - Has sharp metal claws on its wrists.
• Ancient Armors - Through his Batcave, Lego Batman has access to numerous ancient armors. Specifically ones worn by European knights, desert nomads, and samurai warriors.
• Excalibur Armor - A heavy metal armor Lego Batman has in Lego Dimensions.
• Dark Knight Armor - A slightly heavy armor that allows Lego Batman to contend with stronger foes.
• Armored Suit - A large clunky metal armor that keeps him from being hurt, even the likes of Superman.
• Death Merchant - A typical Batsuit aside from the fact it can deploy several deadly weapons.

Utility-Belt

This expansive belt gives Lego Batman access to a large array of gadgets to use as he pleases. Basically acting as a infinite storage hammerspace. It also can be used to call upon both the Batmobile and the Batwing.

• Batarang - By far his most used utility, the batarang acts as a high speed boomerang for stopping foes in their tracks. There are also variants of his batarangs that are equally useful, with ones being mentioned (by not used onscreen) like the homing and grapple batarangs, as well as on screen batarangs like the sonic batarang, alarmarangs, and the explosive batarang. Weirdly enough, he has once shown to be able to build things using his batarang, though this isn't shown anywhere else. If charged his batarangs can summon large whirling swarms of bats. They also are able to activate the unique batarang switches.
• Grapple Hook - Well-suited for high mobility movement, it has a couple built in capabilities. Like the fact it can deploy a large balloon to signal planes for pickup, or that it can split into two seperate lines to grapple on multiple targets.
• Batclaw - Can pull objects and even people. When grasping onto people, it can fling and slam them. And it can emit smoke whilst grappling people.
• Harpoon Launcher - A gun that shoots a metal anchor.
• Batrope - A long and strong strand of rope Batman uses to wrap up enemies.
• Batphone - Depicted as a walkie-talkie more than an actual cellphone, letting him talk to the GCPD.
• Battablet - Batman is an IPad manchild. It uniquely has a literal flight-mode.
• Batcomputer - A portable version of the Batcomputer that he can tip-and-tap away at. 
• Goggles - Lets Lego Batman stalk from afar.
• Batwrench - A standard wrench used to fix stuff.
• Spray Explosive - A spray canister that sprays out gel that can be exploded.
• Batpistol - An easy to use handgun that shoots an essentially infinite supply of bullets.
• Smoke Bomb - SMOKE BOMB!
• Batmagifying Glass - Can detect invisible things and see through walls.
• Batbomb - A big metal-destroying bomb that somehow fits in his utility belt
• Batzap Gun - Is charged by electricity and can shoot that electricity as a beam back at things.
• Batfirst-aid kit - If Batman or any allies are injure, he has a first-aid kit to help them recover.
• Batcuffs - A useful tool for apprehending criminals.
• Batscissors - Useful for cutting the wires of a bomb.
• Bat Shark Repellent - Lego Batman originally called it useless but later admitted it is useful.
• Batguitar - Jam out like it's 2006
• Batmerch Gun - A gun that shoots Batman themed merch.
• Batgas Mask & Fear Gas Vaccine - Coupled together for a similar purpose, Lego Batman has both a gas mask to ward off toxic gasses and a fear gas vaccine that cures the recipient of the fear gas toxin.
• Batgas - A close range knock out gas.
• Batflamethrower - A miniature flamethrower he used to fight off Mr. Freeze.
• Misc. Batequipment - Whilst not well used, he has a sword, kryptonite daggers, a mace, and just SO much other random crap.

Batmobile

What would Batman be without his ever so useful Batmobile? It not only helps with transport, as it can boost at high speeds as well as well as being able to turn into a smaller car, motorcycle, and jet, and a higher elevation version, but it also has many attack options. It can shoot bullets, sniper rounds, gold destroying lasers, rockets, and even blast off its own roof. If Lego Batman wants to access his personal files, it has a hidden away miniature Batcomputer on its back. Incase Lego Batman is not around to operate and defend it, it has built-in defense systems that create a potent forcefield around it and can has an autopilot that lets it drive itself. Implied in an ad, the Batmobile also has shields, sonar rockets, all-wheel drive, bulletproof paneling, grappling hooks, and roll bars. Quite a mighty selection of utility for one car.

Micro Batmobile

A very compact Batmobile. The only real advantage is its smaller size.

Tumbler

A large emposing tank-like version of the Batmobile. For stopping opposing vehicles in their tracks, it can shoot a long (easily cuttable) cable. And for getting rid of obstacles, it can blow them to bits with rockets, or use the turrets on its frontside for smaller objects. I times of trouble, it can deploy the Batpod from its front side.

The Dragster

An extremely odd but useable enough vehicle for the Batman. It has a rocket launcher and can keep up with Catwoman's motorcycle.

Batcycle

Despite being small and sleak, this cycle still packs a punch. It has torpedos and guns to wipe out foes. If it needs to make a pitstop, it has a kickstand to keep it still.

Batpod

Coming from the Tumbler, this version of the typical Batcycle is quite useful. It has rockets for destroying nearby objects and its own grappling hook.

Batbike

A small but oddly super strong bike? It has launchers which you'd think would just be weak rockets, but actually shoot blasts strong enough to destroy the Batmobile.

Batbuggy

Another odd vehicle for Lego Batman. It has turrets on the sides, as well as a harpoon launcher and powerful back-thruster.

Bat Mobile

Apparently, Lego Batman got into the mobile home buisness. Jokes aside, carries a mariad of different things within itself that will be listed here:

• A Wrench
• Blaster
• Coffee Mug
• Dynamite
• Saw
• Buzzsaw
• Rifle
• Electric Batons
• The Batcomputer
• Batcell (ong it's called that)
  
• Miniature Batjet (holds within the Batbuggy)
• Batjeep (holds within the Miniature Batjet, batcycle, and Bat Jetski)
• Miniature Batcycle
• Bat Jetski
• Batbuggy

Knightcrawler

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A big awesome thing-ma-watsit. It has minigun turrets and big stomping wheels.

The Scuttler

A massive and bold spider-like vehicle that towers over his enemies. It can launch a net to catch foes, transform into a jet, and even has a back component for shooting opponents behind it.

Bat-Tank

Lego Batman can't help but one up himself. The Tumbler and Scuttler don't compare in power to the Battank! It has missiles galore, a front-sided turret, and a fucking battering ram that shatters other vehicles to pieces. Safe to say that those weapons combined with secure tire straps and a hard protective exterior makes this hard to beat on the road.

Batwing

A high-soaring flying vehicle Lego Batman uses for aerial battles and chase. It has a map for him to look at if needed, and snacks to munch on. Yum! In terms of weaponry, it has large quick-firing turrets on its front, a cannon, and torpedos it can launch for big explosions. If he wants to target enemies with better accuracy, he can lock on to their position and attack from there. And if he wants to capture them, he has a deployable net. If he ever decides he wants to leave the Batwing in style, it has a dedicated eject button.

Batcopter

While it isn't as high speed, it is still good for air attack. It is equipped with turrets, and missiles for direct attacks, and a tow hook that can pick up specialized hover mines that destroy silver.

Micro Batcopter

YOOOOOOOO ITS KILLER MOTH HELL YEAH!!!!!!

Oh and I guess that lame useless ass Batcopter is there too.

The Bat

An imposing aerial, almost tank-like vehicle that has both missile launchers on the front, a line to grab onto and drop from, and powerful jet engines.

Flying Fox

A big  multi-seated vehicle that acts as transport for the Justice League, but mostly the Batmobile contained within it. Although, it can fire its own blasts, lasers, and bullets if the rider wants to attack with it.

Batblade

A personal favorite Lego Batman vehicle of mine. It has a flamethrower nose, laser cannons, and skis that make it glide across icey terrain. To better utilize its many weapons, it has a pinpoint targeting system.

Bat-Rocket

By far the craziest aerial vehicle Lego Batman has. For better space travel it has a Wayne Enterprises thruster rocket and deployable solar-powered wings for better maneuverability. It is ablr to eject its passenger seat to allow the passenger to act on their own, as well as free up space for turrets. If extra defense is needed, it can pick up shield power ups to cover itself in a shield bubble, if extra speed is needed, it can pick up a boost power up, and if extra offense is needed, it can pick up a laser power up to fire a large laser. Lastly, it can shoot powerful rockets.

Bat Jetski

Has an oxygen mask and torpedos.

Batboat

Lego Batman has had many variations of the Batboat over the decades but the general idea stays the same. It's highly capable in the water, able to both detect oncoming attacks as well as boost around and attack back. This also plays into its escape route, as it has a speedboat behind the cockpit that lets Lego Batman escape with another water vehicle if needed. Additonally it has lights and a hovercraft skirt that helps it float.

Batsubmarine

Designed for deep underwater travel, its bubble cockpit lets him breathe down in the depths. It has thrusters for higher underwater speed, miniature claws that can grab things, as well as blasters and torpedos as weapons.

Batmech

Lego Batman has had many Batmechs, the newer variation is more simple with only a turret on its wrist, whilst older verisons had a Bat-signal, a net, a saw, blasters, and leg-thrusters.

Miniature Batmech

A much smaller mech that it just as versatile. It not only can fire batarangs at 237 km/h, but has lights to free up darkness, a batarang controller, and a rotating blaster that shoots several types of ammunition. Whether it be standard gunfire, water, or milk. It has two seperate modes as well, that being pursuit mode and aiming mode.

Lego Video Game Vehicles

Just like Lego Iron Man, Lego Batman has tons of vehicles from the games. The vehicles from Lego Dimensions specifically can be upgraded to enhance their speed, weapons, power, extras, and colors. Also just like Lego Iron Man, he can spawn them via panels, through portals, or even out of thin air at his convenience. They can also respawn. Whilst I will simply linking a video/page that give insite on abilities for the vehicles, super important ones will have their capabilities listed in text as well. That being said, I'll be sorting them by ground, air, and water vehicles, aside from Lego Dimensions, which I'll be listing by Season instead.

Lego Batman 2

Ground Vehicles

• Batmobile
• Batbike
• Robin's Motorbike
• Multi-colored Batmobile
• Catwoman's Motorbike
• Two-Face's Truck
• Bane's Mole Machine
• LexCorp Juggernaut
• LexCorp Limousine
• Giant Dodgem
• Harley Quinn's Monster Truck
• Joker Digger
• News Reporter Van
• Ambulance
• Police Riot Truck
• One Dodgem
• Pumpkin Car
• Fire Engine
• Police Car
• Harley Quinn's Motorbike
• Harley Quinn's Monster Truck (Minikit)
• Two-Face's Truck (Minikit)
• LexCorp Juggernaut (Minikit)
• Police Car (Minikit)
• Batmobile (Minikit)

Lego Batman 3

Ground Vehicles

• Classic TV Batmobile
• Classic TV Mini Batmobile
• Banana Truck
• Bane's Tumbler
• Bane's Mole Machine
• Batman's Buggy
• The Batcycle
• The Batmobile
• The Batmobile (1989)
• Catwoman's Motorcycle
• Cyborg's Sports Car
• The Flash Mobile
• The Joker Steam Roller
• Bruce Wayne's Compact Sports Car
• Robin's Redbird Cycle
• The Batmobile (1944)
• The Jokermobile
• The Batpod
• The Tumbler (Batman's Tumbler)

Air Vehicles

• Batcopter
• Bat-Rocket (Batman-Pod)
• Bat-Rocket (Robin-Pod)
• The Batwing
• Brainiac Skull Ship
• Green Lantern Jet
• Javelin
• The Joker Helicopter
• Orange Lantern Spacecraft
• The Bat
• Batman's Whirly-Bat
• Invisible Ship
• Invisible Jet
• Black Zero Dropship

Lego DC Supervillains

Ground Vehicles

• Batcycle
• Bicycle
• Catwoman's Bike
• Darkseid's Hover Destroyer
• Harley Quinn's Bike
• Lobo's Space Hog
• Red Hood's Motorbike
• Robin's Bike
• Batmobile
• Convertible
• Dodgem Car
• GCPD Car
• Jokermobile
• Killer Frost's Ice Car
• Metropolis Police Car
• The Riddler's Dragster
• In the salon
• Station Wagon
• Taxi
• Tractor
• Ace Chemical Truck
• Belle Reve Prisoner Transport
• Daily Planet News Van
• Firework Van
• Flashmobile
• GCPD Prisoner Transport
• Garbage Truck
• Joker's Truck
• Killer Croc's Battle Chomper
• Pickup Truck
• Scarecrow's Harvester of Fear

Air Vehicles

• Bat-Glider
• Bat-Copters
• Bat-Rocket
• Batwing
• Cyborg Copter
• GCPD Helicopter
• Javelin 7
• Joker's Copter
• Lex Luthor's Mech
• Steppenwolf's Hover Bike
• Supermobile
• T-Jet
• Wonder Woman's Invisible Jet

Water Vehicles

• Batboat
• Fishing Boat
• Jet Boat
• Penguin's Duckboat
• Speedboat
• Swamp Boat

Lego Dimensions

Year One

• Batmobile
• Invisible Jet
• Cyber-Guard
• Aqua Watercraft
• The Joker's Chopper
• Quinn Mobile
• Drill Driver
• Hover Pod
• Axe Chariot
• Shelob the Great
• Emmet's Excavator
• Police Car
• Benny's Spaceship
• Cloud Cuckoo Car
• Blade Bike
• Boulder Bomber
• Storm Fighter
• Samurai Mech
• NinjaCopter
• Flying White Dragon
• Lloyd's Golden Dragon
• DeLorean Time Machine - Can go anywhere in space and time
• Travelling Time Train
• Hoverboard
• Mystery Machine
• Velociraptor
• Gyrosphere
• Sentry Turret
• Animal King Turret
• Homer's Car
• Gravity Sprinter
• Clown Bike
• Swamp Skimmer
• Mighty Lion Rider
• Eagle Interceptor
• Winged Monkey
• TARDIS - Bigger on the inside, it can travel both back in time, and to other dimensions.
• K-9
• Dalek
• Ecto-1
• Terror Dog
• G-6155 Spy Hunter

Year Two

• Enchanted Car
• Hogwarts Express
• Buckbeak
• Lumpy Car
• BMO
• Jakemobile
• Ancient Psychic Tandem War Elephant
• BA's Van
• R.C. Racer
• IMF Sports Car
• IMF Scrambler
• Ecto-1 (2016)
• Police Helicopter
• Sonic Speedster
• The Tornado
• One-Eyed Willy's Pirate Ship
• Niffler
• Swooping Evil
• Sled
• Batwing
• Bionic Steed
• K.I.T.T.
• BMX Bike
• E.T.'s Spaceship
• T-Car
• Titan Robot
• Eight
• Mega Blast Bot

Misc. Vehicles

A couple of vehicles we don't see really get used but sure do exist.

• Batzeppelin
• Battrain
• Batkayak
• Batdoom Buggy

Batglider

Not very useful considering his several forms of gliding and flight, but can come equipped with jet-thrusters or control handles to better its usefulness.

Double-Edged Sword

Not something you would expect from Lego Batman, but he quite gracefully uses a sword in combat, even able to throw it like a batarang. 

Batfishing Rod

This will be used to diff Lego Iron Man trust.

Batcomputer

Accessible through various different means, it provides tons of uses for Lego Batman. Able to use it to:

• Calculate chances
• Track combatants
• Gain info on things unknown to him
• Access data
• Control his vehicles
  
• Operate and organize the Batcave
  
• Check mail
  
• Communicate and show where others are in the Batcave and message people
  
• Play Music
  
• Assess collateral damage and suggest gadgets to use based on it
• Essentially ChatGPT write up on how to do things

Batmegaphone

It's really loud.

Keystones

A set of eight specialized relics that all have unique capabilities. They can be accessed via easily replicatable builds that summon them in for use

• Shift Keystone - Creates three differently colored portals the user can travel through in helpful locations.
• Chroma Keystone - By putting three panels together alongside the keystone, Lego Batman can change the color of his body to solve puzzles.
• Elemental Keystone - It controls the elements, able to create, remove, and manipulate ice, earth, fire and electricity. They aren't one note either, fire can create passive fire trails, ice can also create and project water, earth can grow things, and electricity can power objects.
• Scale Keystone - Directly decreases and increases the size of characters depending on whats needed.
• Locate Keystone - As the name suggest, this keystone helps in locating things. Specifically, rifts. These rifts can be used to summon stuff through portals like helpful trolls or vehicles. They can also make portals themselves for transport.
• RIP Keystone - Opens portals to two alternative versions of a place that can help affect stuff in the original place.
• Creation Keystone - Lets the user create beasts that aid them. There are six different beasts that can be made, that being; an eagle, snake, elephant, bear, snail, and lobster.
• Phase Keystone - The Keystone with the most multiversal capability, it summons portals to three seperate universes. From there, it can bring out a part of that universe to help with puzzles. Although, it is hindered by the fact the user is limited to interaction with whatever universe they have currently chosen.

Octo-Arms

Comes equipped with four mechanical arms, each of which hold a different item. A batarang, grapple hook, wrench, and saw. Lego Marvel should sue.

Batjetpack

A sleek and compact jetpack that can quickly maneuver Lego Batman through the air.

BatVR Headsets

Having one for himself and another person, it puts whoever has one on into a Bat-mersive Virtual Reality experience that he can control.

Red Bricks

There are a metric fuck ton of red bricks Lego Batman has used, but there are really on three distinguished ones I wanted to mention. It is worth to mention that red bricks can be turned on and off at any time.

• Full Minifigure Apparition - Makes user into a semi-transparent ghost.
• Flower Power - Flowers sprout where you walk.
• All Hail King Homer - Character turns gold and can detect gold bricks.

Kryptonite

Incase of Kryptonian threats, Lego Batman has a metric fuck ton of Kryptonite stored away in his Batcave.

Rocket Pack

Has four big thrusters for THRUSTING Lego Batman into battle. Buh dumb tits 🥁.

Batdrone

A remotely controlled drone that can traverse small areas and self-destruct to destroy glass objects.

Shuriken

Before the Batarang, Lego Bruce used a shuriken.

Lantern Rings

Due to his abdominal will and inspiring of fear in his enemies, Lego Batman has both utilized both green, yellow and black lantern rings. They allow him to use all the standard lantern conventions, flight, enery blasts, teleportation, laser projection, and contruct creation. These constructs can take any form the user chooses, making them very versatile. Whether it be jack hammers, giant weights, protective shields, or even sentient lifeforms strong enough to tackle with skilled superheroes.

Excalibur

The well known Excalibur sword is surprisingly something Lego Batman has access too within Lego Dimensions. It can deflect lasers, break walls, and use sword switches.

Lego Dimensions Gadgets

The other side to Lego Dimensions' interactive non-character toys, the gadgets! They can be summoned through portals at the beholders convenience and upgraded to become more powerful.

• Arrow Launcer - As the name indicates, it launches arrows.
• Companion Cube - Mostly useful for puzzles that require it. It can be upgraded to follow you, emit gold hearts, and block attacks.
• Scooby Snack - Despite being called a Scooby snack, this is actually just a sandwich weirdly enough. Weirdness aside, eating it gives many possible effects, that being higher strength, invisibility, and fire breath.
• Taunt-o-Vision - It is a viable distraction to enemies, and can shoot energy beams and blasts.
• Slime Shooter - A turret that can shoot blasts, rain, and streams of concentrated slime.
• Ghost Trap - A portable trap that contains ghosts pulled into it. Its variations allow it to suspend ghosts plus zap Lego people, and suck in actual alive Lego people after a short countdown.
• Arcade Machine - A moving arcade machine that can play over 20 arcade games, and shoot laser blasts whilst docked as a cannon or less powerful ones whilst moving.
• Lunatic Amp - For transportation, it crawls fast across the ground, able to carry a Lego person ontop, and can super jump. It also has the optional capability to fly. The super jump in particular landing with a sonar smash. It has even more attacks with ranged gun shots, music blasting, spice-launching, and laser-beams. If you need to dig down for, tow, things, it can do that too. To guard you it can act on its own. And finally it can destroy demon bricks.
• Flash 'n' Fish - A large camera that can normally smash, laser, and illuminate things. It can become a throne that can super jump and destroy cursed lego objects and a record player that plays music.
• Phone Home - A versatile phone, of which calls from have multiple effects. It can shatter glass in a second, or call down UFOs to blast away enemies and let the user ride ontop. If that's a bit too boring though, it can transform into a flying vehicle that can shoot lasers.
• Skeleton Organ - This skeleton-holding organ is clearly anything but a normal organ. It can create distracting and disrupting music whilst either blowing out far or electricity, and become a flying, laser-shooting, and tow-hook having turkey instead.
• Spellbook of Azarath - A seemingly normal book that actually has tons of magical power. It can transform the rider into Sparkleface or a demon, and turn into a flying laser-shooting pair of wings or a giant hand that can dig up and smash things.
• PPG Smartphone - Despite being called a "smartphone" it doesn't work much like one. It can fly and shoot lasers, and shoot out rainbows that destroy rainbow bricks. It also can become a destructive magnet. 

Phantom Zone Projector

This bright red gun sends whoever it hits straight to the Phantom Zone. A dangerous space jail housing the most dangerous villains of all time. Once in the Phantom Zone, whoever has been sent there will be scanned for badness, with those deemed heroic not being accepted into the Phantom Zone. The Projector itself also has settings for who to release and capture.

Batbrick Separator

 A large orange bar Lego Batman can hide away in his costume....without his utility belt....somehow. Anyway, it works by grasping and pulling apart Lego bricks.

Lego Movie 2 Videogame Items

Unlike the builder page, the vast majority of these are entirely self-explanatory. Although I will give links for ones that aren't as much.

• Builder Page - Is used to build objects. Since when did Master Builders need to use instructions?
• Scanner Binoculars - Can scan things to add them as builds for the builder page, and scan to reveal things that are invisible
• Sticker Gun
• Danger Fists - Increase the user's strength.
• Camera
• Paint Wand
• Metalbeard's Head - Can hjack devices to control them
• Welding Tool
• Grapple Gun
• Tractor Beam
• Jet Wings
• Maracas
• Chakram
• Electric Hands
• Claws
• Broom
• Wizard Staff
• Throne Guard Heart Staff
• Vitruvius' Staff
• Forge Hammer
• Snake Staff
• Elven Staff
• Purple Lollipop Staff
• Pink Lollipop Staff
• Blue Lollipop Staff
• Spade
• Pitchfork
• Revolution Spear
• Atlantean Trident
• Sewer Baby's Axe
• Golden Axe
• Pickaxe
• Rainbow Broadsword
• Golden Broadsword
• Silver Mace
• Disco Mace
• Sewer Baby's Hammer
• Asteroid Club
• Wooden Club
• Ice Axe
• Flaming Axe
• Silver Axe
• Black Axe
• Rope Lasso
• Lasso of Truth
• Wooden Plank
• Truncheon
• The Hero's Sword
• Laser Sword
• Alien Fire Sword
• Lightning Sword
• Chainsaw Dave's Chainsaw
• Frying Pan
• Elven Sword
• Sewer Baby's Crowbar
• Sewer Baby's Spanner
• Hammer
• Wooden Spoon
• Raptor Tooth
• Silver Rapier
• Silver Scimitar
• Golden Katana
• Silver Katana
• Black Katana
• Starlight Sword
• Red Fire Sword
• Egyptian Sword
• Cutlass
• Sausage
• Wooden Sword
• Golden Sword
• Ornate Sword
• Glowing Sword
• Turkey Drumstick
• Silver Sword
• Space Blaster
• Megazooka
• Basketball Bazooka
• Bazooka
• Magician Wand
• Carrot Wand
• Moon Wand
• Pink Wand
• Royal Guard Bow
• Rainbow Bow
• Crystal Bow
• Ice Bow
• Fire Bow
• Iron Bow
• Wooden Bow
• Tranquilliser Gun
• Monster Gun
• Harpoon Gun
• Elven Crossbow
• Silver Crossbow
• Robo Laser Cannon
• Robo Laser Rifle
• Robo Laser Revolver
• Robo Laser Blaster
• Robo Laser Pistol
• Ray Gun
• Tesla Blaster
• Tesla Cannon
• Tesla Fork
• Tesla Gun
• Heart Blaster
• Star Blaster
• Ultraviolet Pistol
• Waster Pistol
• Golden Laser Gun
• Laser Pistol
• Kragle Gun
• Punch Gun
• Stud Gun
• Mining Gun
• Spy Pistol
• Bolt Gun
• Spider Web Gun
• Oil Gun
• Revolver
• Flintlock Pistol
• Pistol
• Green Lantern Power Ring - (see previous sectioon Lantern rings)
• Ice Cream
• Fish Bone
• Silver Fish
• Orange Fish
• Smoke Bomb
• Pot o' Gold
• Crystal Bomb
• Plasma Bomb
• Pirate Bomb
• Dynamite
• Green Bottle
• Banana
• Basketball
• Beach Ball
• Football
• Ice Batarang
• Fire Batarang
• Batarang
• Croissant
• Pretzel
• Bone
• Doughnut
• Chicken Egg
• Cream Pie
• Bad Egg
• Vinyl Record
• Poison Apple
• Golden Apple
• Red Apple
• American Ball
• Green Apple
• Wedding Cake
• Trident
• Ice Spear
• Fire Spear
• Lighting Bolt
• Rainbow Spear
• Elven Spear
• Magic Spear
• Baguette
• Ornamental Spear
• Gold Tipped Spear
• Spear
• Flaming Guitar
• Worn Guitar
• Glam Guitar
• Guitar
• Saxophone
• Trumpet
• Holo-Binoculars
• Trinoculars
• Bio-Binoculars
• Binoculars
• Pirate Telescope
• Telescope
• Electric Torch (Rainbow)
• Electric Torch (Green)
• Electric Torch (Red)
• Electric Torch (Orange)
• Electric Torch
• Flashlight
• Torch
• Pompoms
• Boombox
• Horn
• Lobster Dinner
• Taco Bowl
• Ring of Power
• Panda
• Dome Cup
• Old Explorer Map
• Compass
• Shell
• "Where are my pants?"
• Pants
• Taco Tuesday Plans
• Address
• Play Script
• Octan Cup
• Coffee Pot
• Money
• Hand Fan
• Space Drink
• Planty Shining Crystal
• Bunch of Flowers
• Pink Jewel
• Pink Gem
• Pink Crystal
• Yellow Jewel
• Yellow Gem
• Yellow Crystal
• Red Jewel
• Red Gem
• Red Crystal
• Orange Jewel
• Orange Gem
• Orange Crystal
• Green Jewel
• Green Gem
• Green Crystal
• Blue Jewel
• Blue Gem
• Blue Crystal
• White Jewel
• White Gem
• White Crystal
• Fire Extinguisher
• Handcuffs
• Mango Berry Blast
• Coffee Cup
• Walkie Talkie
• Technorod
• Nena's Balloon
• Green Rubber Snake

Abilities

Lego Iron Man

Lego Physiology

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Lego Iron Man's Lego Physiology makes him almost cartoonish in his survivability. This is through the fact that other Lego Marvel characters have shown able to survive being crushed to point of being as thin as paper and have themselves rebuilt from their bits and pieces.

Fourth-Wall Awareness

It has been very consistently shown throughout Lego Marvel that characters have the capability to break the Fourth Wall. Whether it be more significant characters like Thanos, or average joes that directly talk to the viewer and reference the fact there are “main characters”. This isn't even an out of the question thing either, as Lego She-Hulk directly indicates that it's just a bit she owns which is why others don't do it. Interestingly, while this may be exclusive to their use of the power, Lego She-Hulk and Lego Deadpool are directly shown to be able to interact with and see the credits and borders of the streaming service they're on.

Respawning

A trademark Lego game ability. Whenever a Lego character dies, they revive, regenerating their entire body at the last safe place they were at. While it may be considered a game mechanic, Lego Iron Man directly acknowledges the fact he respawned after it happens. Meaning it's likely more.

Building

While he technically isn't a “Master Builder” he still is notably extremely capable of building very complex objects in extremely short amounts of time, such as building an entire Hulkbuster armor in 2 seconds (above). Additionally, him and characters comparable to him can move at increased speeds to build objects. Increasing the efficiency at which they build.

Paint Manipulation

In one of the Grandmaster's gamemodes, Iron Man can create paint both passively and by killing others. As well as remove it all at a paint terminal.

Lego Batman

Detect

Even without his various forms of scanning via tech, Lego Batman can scan for enemies, objects, and other miscellaneous things within his environment.

Teleportation

He has shown capable of just….teleporting at a whim. Like when he teleported back from an asteriod belt in no-time. Similarly Talia Al Ghul, who took the same training as Batman, can essentially do the same, backing up his teleporting capabilities. If this isn't enough, he also pretty blatantly teleports in Lego Dimensions (above) and earlier in the Lego Movie where he is seen falling down several feat away just to reappear in an entirely different place seconds later.

Fourth-Wall Awareness

A peculiarly consistent capability of Lego Batman is him breaking the fourth wall. He has acknowledged the medium he is in while talking to the viewer (above) and talked about real life toys and brands.

Lego Physiology

Lego Batman, despite being able to walk and talk, is made of plastic. Proven through both his ability to reattach limbs and through the lore of the Lego Movies. The plastic is specifically ABS Plastic. ABS Plastic is well known for impact resistance and toughness, being very rigid and non-malleable. It also releases toxic fumes when melting.

The Forbidden Move

This technique is called the forbidden move for a reason. Via channeling all their chi into their palm, the user can throw a ball of orange chi that splits the opponent up into pieces whilst still keeping them alive.

Respawning

Like said previously, a very common Lego ability that other characters, and Lego Batman himself, acknowledging his death, indicating it's canon. Additonally, Lego Gandalf (who is in a game and entire story with Lego Batman) literally says in response to his respawn: "I have been reborn! Again!"

Toon-Force

Lego Batman is perhaps one of the most cartoonish Lego characters. At least in what he can do. From more mundane stuff like being able to hang upside down and zip back up without hanging onto anything, to more wacky stuff like being able to instantaneously swap into any outfit he pleases, and contort his body and suit in impossible ways.

Fog-Manipulation

Purely for aura farming purposes.

Master-Building

Whilst not extremely well shown off by him specifically, Lego Batman has been well indicated to be a master builder, even attending their meetings. While normal builders are still impressive, master builders can build things much quicker. This is because they straight up see the environment differently, able to easily identify and see in glow parts needed for their builds.

Mind-Manipulation

Via a short ritual, master builders can enter another persons mind. Exploring their thoughts and memories, while leaving their bodies in the real world.

Vampirism

A form he can casually swap to via it being as a “costume” in Legacy Of The Dark Knight, Lego Batman can become a vampire. As a vampire, he sleeps during the day, and can fly.

Batarang Projection

If he doesn't have any on hand, he can simply shoot them from his hands!

Broadway-Force

Counterintuitive to Lego Batman's brooding persona, he and other Lego characters have participated in many a dance number. With them being referenced to be actual things in canon. Considering Lego Batman has been in these dance numbers many times himself, there is no reason to believe he shouldn't possess the similar if not the same capabilities as other characters who also have. That being said, the capabilities of these broadway-esc song and dances are anything but limited. Whilst singing, characters can remove and move around objects nearby, create new objects and warp the scenery, and even go so far as to teleport others between locations in a flash. And if the singers are dedicated enough, a song that's only a couple minutes long be sang for hours.

Upgrades

While he may be awesome, a good superhero always has room to improve. Thus, he has a whole list of upgrades to amp his physical capabilities

• Critical Hits - Time your hits perfectly to deal Critical hits, dealing extra damage to enemies and gaining focus.
• Big Hearted - All Heart pickups picked up with be Big Hearts. Hearts are dropped when Brutes are defeated and when you perform a focus takedown.
• Stealth Focus - Stealth takedowns generate focus.
• Stealthy Studs - Take down enemies without being spotted to increase the Stud Combo Meter.
• Combat Focus - Increase the rate of focus generated by basic attacks.
• Glide Takedown - Perform takedowns from a Glide.
• Healthy Hero - Increase Health.
• Perfect Counter - Counter Melee Attacks at the perfect time to deal extra damage.
• Perfect Dodge - Dodge Ranged Attacks and Charged Attacks at the last possible moment to generate Focus.
• Counter Throw - Aim during a counter attack to throw an enemy in that direction.
• Dodge Attack - Attack while dodging over an enemy to quickly transition to an attack.
• Dodge Launch - Jump while dodging over an enemy to launch into the air.
• Extra Focus - Add an extra bar of focus.
• Sneak and Smash - Attacks deal critical damage for a few seconds after peforming a stealth takedown.
• Takedown Chaining - Chain together stealth takesowns to take out multiple enemies from the shadows.
• Extra Focus (2) - Add an extra bar of focus.
• Healthy Hero - Increase Health.
• Full Power - Collect Hearts while at full health to deal extra damage for a few seconds.
• Hyper Combo - Increase the maximum stud combo multiplier.
• Scan The Scene - Detect enemies from a much further distance and plot out your approach.
• Stud Magnet - Collect studs from further away.
• Dive Bomb - Dive while gliding to plummet down to the ground, dealing damage to any enemies below.
• Ejector Seat - Launch while in a vehicle to eject high into the sky.
• Focus Grapple Launch - Peform a Focus Grapple Launch while grappling to sour through the skies. This move requires one bar of Focus to use.
• Collectable Detective - Provides hints when a collectable is nearby but not marked on the map yet. An indicator next to your health bar will begin to flash when an undetected collectable is nearby.
• Stud Magnet - Collect studs frok further away.
• Focused Maneuvers - Collect extra focus as you explore the city. Vault over objects, perform Grapple Launches and other moves, or get air in vehicles to gain focus.
• Hyper Combo (2) - Increase the maximum stud combo multiplier.
• Stud Combo Duration - Stud Combo Meter will deplete slower.
• Speedy Stud Combo - Stud Combo Meter will fill faster.

Resistances

Lego Iron Man

• Electricity - His armor isn't shorted out by, and can withstand; electricity flowing all over it. Even being able to (mostly) withstand the electricity from a lightning bolt fired by Thor, which has 300 million volts of electricity. Additionally, the Hulkbuster in Lego Marvel Superheroes is not able to be affected by electricity. Although this is probably just due to game mechanics for big-figs in that game.
• Soul Manipulation - He alongside other Lego Marvel characters can still revive even after having their soul taken out of their bodies by the Soul Stone. With the fact that they can still be affected by its capabilities afterward indicating they regain their soul after reviving.
• Extreme Temperatures - His suit can withstand the heat of flamethrowers, with common fuels like Napalm allowing it to burn at 1470-2190 degrees Fahrenheit. He can also, with and without his armor withstand the freezing temperatures of space, which is -455 degrees Fahrenheit.
• Toxic Chemicals & Radiation - Like said previously, he can withstand the vaccum of space, which has radiation. His armor makes him incapable of being affected by toxic gas and toxic goo.

Lego Batman

• Acid and other chemicals - ABS Plastic (the material Lego Batman is made of) is noted to resist acid alongside other dangerous chemicals and solvents.
• Electricity - The aforementioned ABS Plastic has electrical insulation, blocking off the flow of electricity through it. His electric suit also makes him entirely unaffected by electricity.
• BFR - He and other playable characters in Lego Dimensions are not sucked in by a variation of the Ghost Trap that is specifically designed to pull in Lego people. Although it is notable they can still be pulled in by portals.
• Magic - Not a major resistance, but he can breakout of magical spells meant to entrap him and similar in nature earth manipulating spells.
• Fear - Lego Batman has buried his emotions for so long he isn't scared of “anything”. Although there are some minor things he is scared of that will be mentioned in weaknesses
• Extreme Temperatures - He has various suits allowing him to withstand extremely cold and hot temperatures (Ice Suit, Artic Suit, Heat Protection Suit, ect).
• Radiation - With or without the Space Suit, Lego Batman can freely roam space unaffected, with space having a lot of radiation.
• Mind Manipulation - Not only can Lego Batman walk around in Lego Joker's mind-altering gas unaffected, but he has straight up shown to able to break free of mind control. 

Weaknesses

Lego Iron Man

While his armors are very technologically impressive, they have quite a few flaws. For one, they have been hacked by others. Even via physical means. They are also quite obviously weak to any forms of magnetism that can manipulate them. Although he has made his armor resistant to magnetism on certain occasions. His transmissions can be disrupted if he's hit, and specialized equipment like Hyperfuel can disrupt and destroy his armor whilst freezing enough temperatures can slowly shutdown his armor. Besides his armors, a mortal lego figure, he very much is not resistant to having his mind messed with. He also has a gigantic ego.

Lego Batman

Being plastic may be fantastic in some ways, un other ways it's a disadvantage. Over time sunlight and UV radiation can discolor Lego Batman's ABS plastic body and make it brittle. His ABS plastic body is also easily flammable, having low resistance to heat and a melting point of 392-464 degrees Fahrenheit. Even though he is a specimen of a Lego figure, he is very reliant on gadgets. Without them his capabilities are pretty heavily diminished.

His personality and mind are very imperfect as well, as he has very large trust issues which make him act somewhat irrationally. This is not helped by the fact he does have a bit of an ego, which can be used against him to manipulate him. While he may come off as a dark and edgy guy in his entirety, even denying his fears, he is scared of snakes, clowns, snakeclowns, and....being part of a family again, which also plays into his fear of them being hurt. Lastly, while not very relevant, he broods very loudly.

Feats

Lego Iron Man

Overall

• Has killer dance moves (This is unironically consistent)
• Loves the BLT (the sandwich not the big laser thing)
• Has helped world ending threats every other week
• Billionaire, genius, playboy, philanthropist

Power

Without Armor:

• Can casually destroy cars
  

With Armor:

• Lifted a car for a few seconds (3.5-6 tons) [Class 5-10]
• Broke off some missile launchers (above)
• Can destroy metal structures with his rockets
• Makes a shockwave when landing
• Blew up a gate with his rockets
• His casual repulsor blasts can create explosions
• Repulsor blasted an ice sculpture to pieces
• Hit Loki into the horizon
• Broke some glass then right after blew up a speaker
• Can explode ships with his repulsor blasts
• Can fly through a roof
• Melted through Kang's ship

With Hulkbuster:

• Can throw Hulk hard enough to split the concrete road
• Pushed Hulk through a big glass window 
• Can smash a truck hard enough to fling it several tens of feet away
• Smashed through an entire building using Hulk's body
• Tanked a large fall that cratered the street
• Destroyed a weather tower that was powerful enough to make a tornado (35.46 kilotons of tnt) [Town Level] and create snowstorms (15.95 megatons of tnt) [City Level] 

Speed

• Maneuvered out of the way of an ocean trash collector's attacks (above)
• Dodged falling debris
• Moves faster than a high speed truck
• Maneuvered around turret fire
• Dodged multiple blasts from Scarlet Witch
• Sped into frame fast
• Barely avoided missiles
• Can fly fast enough to catch up to a jet (223.5-268.2 m/s) [Subsonic+]
• Makes sonic booms with his flight (384.16 m/s) [Supersonic]
• Moves at comparable if not faster speeds than lasers (~1c) [Speed Of Light]
  

Quinjet:

• Can fly around the Earth in seconds (0.01c) [Sub-Relativistic]

Mark 40:

• The Mark 40 flies so fast it makes afterimages (89.4 m/s) [Subsonic]

Hulkbuster:

• Dodged a blast from Ultron 

Mech:

• Can move relative to blasts directly stated to be lasers (~1c) [Speed Of Light]

Durability

Without Armor:

• Was only slightly dazed by a point blank explosion
• Didn't get ripped apart while his armor was being shredded by a fan
• Every character in Lego Marvel Avengers can survive the kinetic energy of being flung to the Helicarrier (0.025-0.046 tons of tnt) [Small Building Level]

With Armor:

• Was mostly unaffected by M.O.D.O.K.'s energy blast
• Shrugged off several cars being thrown at him
• Got up from being thrown across the city 
• Very easily came back from an overloaded explosion from a rocket designed to pierce his armor 
• Withstood an explosion that fragmented a building
• Was lightly dazed by getting thrown into a metal truck
• His armor was meerly injured by most of the blast from of a massive explosion 
• Can tank lightning from a cloud at point blank range (1.19 tons of tnt) [Building Level]

Lego Batman

Overall

• A self-proclaimed "licensing phenomenon"
• Technically kidnapped Robin (LOTDK)
• Stretched, practiced martial arts, and lifted weights all at once
• Has "gazillions of dollars"
• Has a nine-pack
• Has been a young adult since 1966, making him at least in his 60s and still kicking ass

Power

• Can curl up what is likely several hundred pounds of weight 
• Helped lift a large rock
• Kicked Alfred into a piano
• Shattered numerous mirrors
• Cracks the ground with his strikes
• Easily smashes apart rocks with batarangs
• Can smash through a wooden crate he's inside
• His punches fracture wooden crates
• Knocked a car over and above him
• Broke down a door
• Can punch metal so hard it combusts
• Him alongside other citizens of Gotham pulled Gotham back together (0.18-264.388 kilotons of tnt) [Multi-City Block-Town Level] and (345600000000 kilograms) [Class G]

With Tech:

• The Batmobile can shoot powerful rockets capable of knocking trucks over
• The Batmobile made a large explosion
• The Tumbler can smash through concrete pillars
• The Scuttler picked up and crushed a car
• The Scuttler shattered a ginormous portion of a wall
• The Bat-Tank shattered Killer Croc's car
• The Batwing can crash through a painted Sun (29.8 kilotons of tnt) [Town Level]

Speed

• Reacted quickly enough to maneuver the Tumbler out of the way of a rocket after it was shot
• Weaved several villains attacking him at once
• Dodged a freezing blast from Penguin then jumped high and fast enough to catch up with his boat
• Can move in tandem with rocket launcher rockets
• Dodged multiple shots at close range from Lego Joker
• Easily avoided Lego Lex Luthor's bullets
• Easily dodged tommy gun fire
• Can weave out of the way of bullets
• Reacted fast enough to controlled and move his submarine around at super speeds
• Maneuvered out of the way of stun missile blasts
• Ran in tandem with a subway train (22.35-33.5 m/s) [Superhuman]
• Via various means of flight, can break the sound barrier (384.16 m/s) [Supersonic]

With Tech:

• The Batwing can dodge rocket launcher rockets
• The Batwing was able to fly from Gotham to the Fortress Of Solitude in half an hour (3044.6 m/s) [Hypersonic]
• The Batwing made the return from the Fortress Of Solitude back to Gotham in 10 minutes (9133.88 m/s) [High Hypersonic]
• In his Space Suit, he flew fast enough to not be sucked in by a black hole's gravity (>1c) [FTL]
• The Batwing could fly to another planet (1460.88c) [Massively FTL] [Debatable, see before verdicts]

Durability

• Withstood a large jump into his Batboat
• Was meerly annoyed by a crash
• Tanked an attack from Darkseid that sent him falling several feet downward
• Survived a shockwave from Steppenwolf
• Is unphased by a Micro Manager's self-destruction
• Is entirely unaffected by vehicle explosions
• Was midly deterred by a fall from cloud to ground level
• Only got dazed from a massive fall and a subsequent explosion
• Was fine after being hit by Lego Joker's Low Rider (687 kilojoules) [Wall Level]
• Tanked a city expanding to full size (23.4 tons of tnt) [City Block Level]

With Tech:

• In his Space Suit he withstanded re-entry
• His Batmobile very easily brushed off a smash into a brick wall

Scaling

Lego Iron Man

Superheroes

Iron Man normally should be around the same level as most other superheroes he surrounds himself with. With his Hulkbuster armor he should be as strong as characters like Hulk and Thor, and with his Mark 40 armor he should be as fast as the many speedsters of the lego realm.

Lego Spider-Man:

• Was stated to be one of the Spider-Society's best [See Before Verdicts]
• Was slammed into a solid wall hard enough to indent it
• Withstood being tackled through four concrete floors
• Recovered quickly from being hit by a train
• Spider-Man alongside some others withstood an explosion from Dr. Doom (5.19 megajoules) [Wall Level]
• Moved at super speeds to build motorcycle
• Can dodge electricity 
• Dodged Shocker's shockwave (166.17 m/s) [Subsonic]
• Avoided a laser (55% SOL) [Relativistic+] [Inapplicable, see before verdicts]

Lego Captain America:

• Swiftly moved around and tossed dumbell bars
• Can easily do high movement workouts with 500lb dumbells (0.5 tons per arm, 1 ton with both) [Peak Human-Class 1]
• Tanked a massive explosion that sent him flying
• Moved so much faster than Klaue's shockwave it appeared to be in slow motion
• Can deflect shockwaves (86.7 m/s) [Subsonic]
• Can deflect AR bullets (161.8 m/s) [Subsonic]
• Can block Iron Man's laser (0.14c) [Relativistic]
• Moved in tandem with a blocked a laser (~1c) [Speed Of Light]
  
• Dodged numerous lasers (~1c) [Speed Of Light] [Inapplicable, see before verdicts]

Lego Thor:

• Busted through a concrete floor
• Destroyed multiple cars in a row
• Made a massive cratering explosion
• Annihilated a large weather tower that could make a tornado (35.46 kilotons of tnt) [Town Level] and create snow storms (15.95 megatons of tnt) [City Level]
• Destroyed and withstood the explosion of Sokovia (163.4 gigatons of tnt) [Large Island Level] [Debatable, see before verdicts]
• Dodged his own re-directed electricity
• Can swap costumes in a flash of lightning (3000-4620 m/s) [Hypersonic-Hypersonic+]
• His hammer can go around the world (0.01c) [Sub-Relativistic] (Other characters have shown to be able to dodge and catch Thor's hammer so it should scale to his speed)
• Blocked Iron Man's laser (>1c) [Relativistic]

Lego Hulk:

• Quite easily tosses cars
• Threw a tree at incredibly high speeds
• Can throw a giant piece of metal
• Swung at Abomination hard enough to send him flying
• His meer presence makes a shop shake violently
• Hulk smashed through a stone wall
• SMASHED an ocean trash collector
• Withstood a point blank rocket explosion
• Smashed a big tank
• Withstood being thrown across the city

Lego Ant-Man:

• While giant is described to have the "grip of a Frost Giant"
• Shrinks fast enough to dodge a car

Lego Quicksilver:

• Is faster than a subway train (22.35-33.5 m/s) [Superhuman]
• Moves so fast Thor's lightning moves in slow motion (289381.89-2700897.69 m/s) [Massively Hypersonic-Massively Hypersonic+]

Lego Black Panther:

• Caught and held back a large Earth statue
• Dodged several lasers (~1c) [Speed Of Light] [Inapplicable, see before verdicts]

Misc. Superheroes:

• War Machine easily tanked a missile fired at him
• Captain Marvel destroyed a satellite
• Thing punched Dr. Doom deep into space 

Supervillains

Through the same means as his scaling to superheroes, he should reasonably scale to the supervillains. Especially considering even “lower tier” heroes such as Spider-Man can defeat powerful villains like Dr. Doom, and Iron Man himself alongside Captain America were shown able to injure Thanos. On top of all this, the big bad of the original Lego Marvel Superheroes video game, Galactus was able to be hurt badly by Hulk and Thor as well as by the Thing in an ad. While the scaling to Galactus is debatable (check Before Verdicts), it is very clear he should scale to the others.

Lego Loki:

• Sent a tree flying with a blast
• Dodged numerous blasts from Thanos
  

Lego Thanos:

• Ripped a door off its hinges
• Destroyed a car and right after tanked a lightning blast from Thor
• Can blow up cars
• Screamed so loud he not only could be heard through the glass but heard while insanely tiny
• Sliced a big Earth statue in half
• Blew up a metal gate
• Obliterated a comically large metal chain
• Withstood an enormous explosion

Lego Venom:

• Smashed through a glass window
• (While amped) knocked Spider-Man through a window and later through multiple concrete floors
• In a couple hits was able to destabilize a building
• Can create a skyscraper (0.25-2 tons of tnt) [Building Level]
• Survived a blast from a generator that had enough power to destroy New York City (3.4-6.8 gigatons of tnt) [Large Mountain-Island Level] [Debatable, see before verdicts]

Galactus: [Debatable, see before verdicts]

• Shook the Helicarrier 
• Destroyed and ate a meteor
• Due to his sheer size his potential energy is high (0.0067 tons of tnt) [Small Building Level] and his speed would be as well (84 m/s) [Subsonic]
• Stated to be the "devourer of worlds" and capable of consuming any Planet unfortunate enough to be in his path (436.8 exatons of tnt) [Small Planet] at the lowest, and (483.2 yottatons of tnt) [Large Planet Level] at the highest in terms of calced planetary destruction. Even higher if you count planets outside our Solar System.

Misc. Supervillains:

• Aldrich Killian can throw a car
• Ultron and his drones fragmented a concrete wall
• Beetle can blow up brick walls and crater them just as easily
• Shocker broke apart a truck
• Green Goblin was only dazed by his own pumpkin bomb
• Baron Strucker can survive multiple lightning strikes and missiles
• Red She-Hulk shattered a building
• Magneto tanked an explosive arrow (0.017 tons of tnt) [Small Building Level]
• (While amped) Doctor Octopus was merely knocked out by all the electricity from a military base (0.059 tons of tnt) [Small Building Level]
• Justin Hammer vaporized a car with his rockets (2.5 tons of tnt) [Large Building Level]
• Sabretooth withstood being taken around the world by Mjolnir (451.8 kilotons of tnt) [Large Town Level]

Lego Batman

Superheroes

Given he is generally depicted to be comparable to the non-kryptonian superheroes, he should reasonably scale to their feats with the exception of the Flash's and other similar speedster's speed for obvious reasons. While this may seem questionable at first, it is pretty consistent. With him being capable of harming Larfleeze and Sinestro's constructs. Both of which are capable of harming and contesting Green Lantern. This is consistent, as generally Batman is only really shown to be weaker than Superman directly (who is the only character he is shown to need a special suit for). Although, with this suit, he is not hurt by Superman, so he should be comparable in power to higher tier characters with it. Additionally his Batplane has shown able to keep up with Superman so he should be able to keep up in speed using it.

Lego Superman:

• Easily swatted and destroyed several missiles
• Threw a rock hard enough to shatter a larger boulder
  
• Threw and blew up a car
• Lifted Wayne Tower while weakened (376288.47 metric tons) [Class M]
• Kicked a soccer ball so hard it set aflame and then caught up to it (624.95 kilojoules) [Wall Level] and (1666.6 m/s) [Supersonic+]
• Withstood the kinetic energy of the moon which was about to reach the Earth in minutes (1.1-27.8 yottatons of tnt) [Planet-Large Planet Level] [Debatable, see before verdicts]
• Flew to Earth in seconds (Mach 7734.85) [Massively Hypersonic+]
• Flew past our Solar System, in what seems to have been about 14 seconds (3566000c) [Massively FTL+] [Debatable, see before verdicts]

Heroic Lego Lanterns:

• Indigo Tribe's scuffles caused large explosions across their planet (26.4 teratons of tnt) [Country Level]
• Green Lantern, Flash, Cyborg, and Aquaman tour through a metal wall
  
• Green Lantern sent UFOs into a Planet causing a massive explosion (64.5 teratons of tnt) [Country Level]

Lego Robin

• Was generally fine after a electric shock from Lego Joker
  
• Withstood a large fall into the Batcave and got up near-instantly
  

Supervillains

Batman's many rogues are people that he should quite easily upscale given he beat them all in one scene. Even outside of his “regulars”, he has made short work of Gorilla Grodd and has even fought toe-to-toe with Sinestro. Although, it is notable that he can blatantly not injure higher tier villains such as General Zod and Brainiac.

Lego Joker & Scarecrow:

• Joker can smash through a window unharmed
• Joker and Scarecrow withstood an explosion from their planes colliding with no noticeable injuries
• Scarecrow was mostly fine after having his plane shot down
• Scarecrow frontflipped whilst directly within range of a minor explosion 

Lego Mr. Freeze

• His freeze ray can entirely freeze a car
• His freeze ray can create apart a large portion of ice
• His freeze ray is potent enough to entirely freeze Clayface (6.1 tons of tnt) [Large Building Level]

Lego Harley Quinn:

• Broke apart a big statue with her mallet
• Her and Captain Cold jumped out of the way of Darkseid's Omega Beams

Lego Bane:

• Can toss giant crates
  
• Can curl 100lb dumbells
  
• During his crashout, he punched the ground so hard it made everything nearby jump up, and picked up both a boat and police car
  

Lego Gorilla Grodd:

• Threw a boulder with his telekinesis so hard it went into the atmosphere and came back as a meteorite
• Could hurt Darkseid whilst he was amped by the Anti-Life Equation. The Anti-Life Equation is very consistently stated to be a large and powerful threat to life. Not only has it been said by Cyborg to be able to control a planet, but also, potentially the universe. This statement lines up with several more said throughout Lego DC Supervillains, such as Darkseid saying the universe would be his if he had it (backed up by Green Lantern saying the universe would fall now that he had it), and both Wonder Woman and Lois Lane indicating the universe would be doomed if Darkseid got his hands on the Anti-Life Equation. [Debatable, see before verdicts]

Misc. Supervillains:

• Regular goons are only temporarily stunned by Lego Batman's rockets that can one-shot large metal objects
• Catwoman can lift heavy weights
• Lego Lex Luthor survived a lightning strike (1.19 tons of tnt) [Building Level]
  

Ninjago Verse

Batman is generally comparable to them within Lego Dimensions (although, those versions are considered non-canon to the show), but more importantly he is a master builder just like Lloyd who is indicated to be the one from the Ninjago Movie through his appearance in other Lego Movie media. Thus, he should scale to the Film versions of Ninjago characters and I guess technically the Dimensions versions as well.

• Master Shen can make large shockwaves
  
• Garmadon withstood an explosion so massive it had a two city block wide radius (0.3-13.2 kilotons of tnt) [Multi-City Block-Town Level]
  
• Garmadon’s generals survived getting launched out of a volcano (292.1 kilotons of tnt) [Large Town Level]
  
• Turner Griffin makes afterimages with his speed (89.4 m/s) [Subsonic]
  

Misc. Lego Characters

Should be relative to the many Lego characters he encounters considering he is a master builder amongst them and is consistently relative or above the ones he fights.

Emmet:

• Punched apart a large pyramid-like object
• Survives through many falls even ones to other worlds
  
• His future self survived an explosion that blew up the bottom of a washing machine (28.6 kilojoules) [Wall Level]
• Tanked a big fall back from the real world (1.8-49.2 tons of tnt) [Building-City Block Level]
• Withstood the Kragle exploding (129.75 tons of tnt) [Multi-City Block Level]
• His future self destroyed an asteroid (221.6 tons of tnt-2.37 megatons of tnt) [Multi-City Block-Small City]
• Can perceive things and talk whilst everything else is in slow motion

Wyldstyle:

• Tossed a horse
• Kicked a hole in a wall
• Withstood a big explosion
• Built a motorcycle in seconds
• Built a gilder in a short timeframe
• Can perceive things and talk whilst everything else is in slow motion
• Reacted to and dodged lasers (~1c) [Speed Of Light]

Gandalf:

• Picked up and flung a massive piece of dirt
• Broke open two doors
• Snapped off a chunk of a building
  

Misc. Lego Characters²:

• Bad Cop through a chair several meters away
  
• A Giant Snake destroyed a statue
  
• Cybermen destroyed metal doors
  
• Unikitty smashed through a building whilst fighting Metalbeard
  
• The Kraken formed a fog over San Francisco Bay (746.86 megatons of tnt) [Mountain Level]
• Benny's Spaceship flew from the Octan Tower to Bricksburg in seconds (881.4-13916.9 m/s) [Supersonic+-High Hypersonic]
  

Art (made by me :])

Before Verdicts

Why No Spider-Society Scaling?

Any keen-eyed readers may have noticed that I decided to not include any scaling to other Spider-Society members. And that is for good reason. While yes, Miguel does say Lego Spider-Man is one of the Spider-Society's best members, there are several flaws in using this for scaling. 

1. It could just be a kind encouraging compliment rather than a statement of fact.

2. No reason to believe that him being one of their best means he's the strongest.

3. The fact Miguel said this directly after Lego Spider-Man spotted an anomaly more indicates that he is very good at spotting anomalies (a Spider-Society members main job) rather than anything else.

So long story short, yeah there is no reason to use this vague statement for scaling.

Using An MCU Calc?

While MCU calcs have generally been avoided due to differences in context, uses of surface area, and opposing pixel scaling for heights, this feat has a calc from the MCU utilized. So is that valid? Almost, but sadly no. If you look at the original MCU feat, and the Lego version, they are basically identical outside of the Lego version having an explosion, which would actually make it even more powerful. But the problem is that the calced feat utilizes Sokovia's canon size from the Wakanda Files. The problem with this is that there is no reason to believe those measurements would apply to the Lego version. So you can't reasonably use this without a heavy asterisk. 

City-Leveling Durability?!

Within the scaling for Lego Iron Man lays a feat so far beyond anything else any non-High-Tier Lego Marvel characters have been shown capable of, alongside just being questionable in the first place, that it needs to be addressed. And that would be the feat where Venom survives the power of a reactor that was stated to be capable of destroying the city with its power. There are a couple questions when it comes to this which I will address one-by-one.

1. Is the reactor actually that powerful? 

This is the biggest question when it comes to this feat. With the answer being yes. Not only is it stated that the reactor's power was "destroying the city" near the end of the episode, but it is stated several times throughout it. Specifically that its power is high enough to "overload and meltdown the city". That wording in particular is notable as it plays into the next question.

2. Did Venom actually tank the full blast?

This may seem like a good critique of the feat at first glance, since, despite what Spider-Man says, the actual blast isn't particularly powerful when looked at from face value. But that's just it, face value. As they say right before Venom is hit away, that the reactor is overloading, with it siphoning all its power back into itself. This is why the wording is important, as this means it should be blasting with full power (since its city-destroying capability directly comes from overloading and melting down the city). And for why it doesn't cause anything massive destruction wise, we see its power trail off and directly flow into Venom, causing him to be blasted away. Not only explaining why it doesn't blow up the platform like Spider-Man says it would, but also meaning that Venom withstood the full yield of its power.

3. Is the blast nuclear?

Yeah so the calc linked says that the city leveling would be 3.4 gigatons of tnt, or 6.8 gigatons of tnt if it was nuclear. Obviously, since this is a nuclear reactor that literally causes a meltdown, this should be on the higher level of 6.8 gigatons of tnt easily.

Why Are Some Laser-Dodging Feats Not Counted?

Without context, the seeming inconsistent use of laser-dodging feats may seem highly questionable. So, for starters, any of the laser-dodging feats used without question are ones without any outlying problems. But the ones that do, I'll be going over individually, going off the criteria on VSBW for laser dodging feats.

Lego Spider-Man avoided a laser

They aren't called lasers by name for one, and they also explicitly show force.

Lego Captains America dodged numerous lasers

While they are called lasers and are straight lines, they very consistently display force and broke off a mirror instead of bouncing off it.

Lego Black Panther dodged several lasers

They don't act like, nor look like lasers and break apart an Earth statue forcefully.

Are they really Planetary?

A very questionable set of Planetary feats that Lego Iron Man and Batman could scale to with their more powerful stuff exist and I think it'd be good to address them both on their own.

Lego Iron Man scaling to Lego Galactus

So Lego Iron Man has the Hulkbuster which should be roughly equivalent in power to Lego Hulk and Thor, whom were able to injure Lego Galactus, and Lego Thing, who straight up knocked him out. Lego Galactus is a character with a couple Planetary statements. Whilst it's entirely fair to say Lego Galactus should be at this power level, as it's a huge part of his character that he can eat planets, it comes more into question whether any of the other characters should scale to it. I mean, they have injured and knocked out Galactus, so that should be solid proof right? Well, the problem is that this directly contradicts what we see earlier in the Lego Marvel Superheroes story, where a group of superheroes, including Thor and Thing, are unable to get Galactus to flinch. So what it's just an outliar? Actually, no, there is a pretty solid reasoning for this. That being that the times they injure Galactus differ from the time they don't. That being in the fact that Galactus is shown to be much smaller when fighting them on the Helicarrier, and in New York, than he is at his more typical planet-eating size. Which makes sense considering he can change his size to his pleasing. Due to this, it means that he is simply weaker at smaller sizes rather than being at planet-eating level all the time. No Planet-Level Lego Iron Man sadly.

Lego Batman scaling to Superman

This one is much easier. Yeah this is pretty valid. While Lego Batman is not regularly at Lego Superman's level, he has an armor that is blatantly stated to put him there. It also has shown once to withstand a laser blast from Lego Superman which helps its case. Unlike Lego Iron Man, there is no scaling chain here, nor any outliars that contradict it. So by all means this is fair game (for his Armored Suit anyway).

Massively FTL+ Lego Superman (and Massively FTL Lego Batwing)

This is talking about two seperate feats, one being the lower Massively FTL feat where Lego Batman's Batwing, alongside Lego Superman, and Lego Guy Gardner, fly to a different planet. And the other being the higher Massively FTL+ feat where Lego Superman flew past our Solar System. 

The first is a solid "yes" as not only does the calc use the smallest possible distance from Earth to a planet out of our solar system, being (3784e+16 meters) but it also uses a pretty fair timeframe of 86400 seconds (24 hours). Both of which are logical, because Bizarroo's world is one that you have to leave our Solar System to get to, and there is no reason to believe Lego Batman would spend an extremely long amount of time without food nor water on a flight for Bizarro. While this obviously scales to the Batwing itself, I'd argue you could go further and scale this to his reactions as well. While it isn't particularly consistent with anything, it also doesn't contradict anything either. And it would explain how he'd be able to not run into any objects or team members during trip, and react to the destruction of the Batwing in tandem with everything else that was happening.

The second is a "no" unfortunately. While it isn't in question that Lego Batman's Batwing would scale to Lego Superman's speed, the timeframe is too ambiguous to get down solidly, and you'd likely end up having to make the same concessions the other feat did to not wank it. Which would make it either the same speed or lower.

Universal Lego Darkseid?

While I really didn't feel the need to address any other rejected Lego DC feats from Blogator Blogs' Lego Adaptation Battle Royale Blog, such as Lego Batman's "not-reacting" immeasurable feat, and Lego Brainiac's "shrinking doesn't apply to AP" feat, this scaling chain in particular is one I felt the need to address myself due to having my own take on it.

Blognator Blogs' blog communicates two main points that'd I'd like to cover. That being that the statements are vague and Lego Darkseid doesn't destroy the universe.

Too Vague?

This point is understandable but disagreeable to me. It is said that the universe could be controlled, doomed, and would fall if he got it. While the wording "controlled" may seem more inconsistent with everything else, creating this vagueness, I actually think it supports it being a AP amp rather than Hax. Lego Cyborg says that it could control the Planet, possibly even the Universe. If it was a hax, it'd be more likely he'd be sure of its capability if he knew its affects. Whilst if it was an AP metric, then it'd likely be much less clear. If this is him talking about its range, then it controlling things on a universal range could still indicate that his AP would allow him to cover this range rather than it being a much smaller amount of power at that range, which wouldn't pose too much of a threat depending on context. So IMO it isn't too vague to where it cannot be considered Universal AP AMP.

Lego Darkseid doesn't destroy the Universe?

This one is actually more easily explainable oddly enough. While yes, Lego Darkseid gets the Anti-Life Equation and didn't destroy the Universe, this can pretty easily be chalked up to his ego. He views them as "insignificant specks", so it is very likely he did not feel the need to try against them thinking he could beat them with no difficulty. Could this be considered kinda weirdly idiotic? Maybe, but ego can clouds ones judgement, so it's more plausible he simply didn't want to admit to himself he wasn't as much stronger than them as he thought he was.

Okay so I believe in Universal Lego Darkseid (with the Anti-Life Equation), so does that mean I believe in Universal Lego Batman? Actually, no. 

You see, while yeah, Lego Gorilla Grodd, who is below Lego Batman in power, did harm Lego Darkseid, there isn't any indication that the Anti-Life Equation buffed his durability. Infact, Lego Gorilla Grodd hurting him serves as evidence against it, as it'd be a huge outliar for everyone else, and would put into question why they feared Darkseid's Universal power to begin with. We may know that the Anti-Life Equation gives him Universal AP, but absolutely nothing says he'd be able to physically withstand that level of power. It's more likely he'd survive via some form of immortality or through his boom tubes rather than anything else.

TLDR: Yes for Lego Darkseid, no for anyone else.

Verdicts

Stats

A lot of different factors here, so I I'll go over low ends, high ends, and, for strength & durability specifically; their maximum strength with their strongest stuff.

Strength & Durability

For low ends, Lego Iron Man gets around those Building-Town Level ends, likely capping at Large Town (451.8 kilotons of tnt). Lego Batman gets most consistently around Building-City Block Level, but at absolute maximum he gets as high as Large Town Level (292.1 kilotons of tnt). So Lego Iron Man takes low ends by 1.5x. For high ends, Lego Iron Man is at those Large Mountain-Island Level ends via Lego Venom scaling (6.8 gigatons of tnt). Lego Batman gets to Mountain Level solidly, but can cap out at Country Level (64.5 teratons of tnt). This is significantly more than Lego Iron Man, a difference of well over 9400x. It's only downhill for Lego Tony from here though, as, with their strongest equipment (The Hulkbuster and Armored Suit respectively) Lego Iron Man would be even more heavily outclassed. Even if you think that the Lego Thor Sokovia feat should be allowed, it'd only be 163.4 gigatons of tnt. This is nothing in comparison to the Armored Suit's scaling to Lego Superman, which would put it in the Planetary-Large Planetary range (1.1-27.8 yottatons of tnt). That's a difference so insane it's in the QUADRILLIONS. And that's being generous. Even if you amped Lego Iron Man further with the power stone, Lego Batman has critical hits, the scale keystone, and other ways of increasing his strength more than Lego Iron Man. While yes, Lego Batman's Armored Suit only applies to durability, even without it he'd still be above Lego Iron Man. Safe to say that overall, Lego Batman takes strength.

Speed

At their low ends, both are relative, with speed ranging from Subsonic-Supersonic, capping at 384.16 m/s. At high ends both are just about as relative, having several Relativistic-Speed Of Light feats that make them comparable....except for one feat. Lego Batman's 1460.88c feat. Not only would it make it Batwing significantly faster than Lego Iron Man's flight speed, but also would buff his reactions to far past Lego Iron Man's, making it much harder to be thrown off, even if Lego Iron Man was using the Mark-40. Lego Batman takes speed.

Lego Batman statstomps Lego Iron Man in most ends of Strength & Durability, and higher ends of speed. Lego Batman Takes Stats.

Skill & IQ

This one is pretty close. In terms of IQ, both are inventive creators, shown through their galleries of self-made gagdets and suits. They're both also some of the smartest men in their worlds, being literal geniuses. Although, Lego Iron Man  has the edge in terms of technological prowess, as his armors are generally more complex, and his repairing skills beat out Lego Batman's bomb-defusing skills, as they both even out in hacking. You could consider this as a straight win for Lego Iron Man in terms of IQ, but it is still notable that a lot of Lego Batman's intelligence comes from a combination of his detective, analyzing, and, most importantly to the fight, combat skills. Lego Iron Man is not a slouch in combat, but he simply does not compare to Lego Batman's literal years of initial martial arts training, on top of further decades of more formal crime fighting experience. My conclusion from this is that both are skillful and intelligent in their own right, which means this category is a tie. Lego Iron Man & Lego Batman Tie For Skill & IQ.

Abilities

Both of these guys actually share a good quanity of their abilities. Impressively resistant Lego physiologies, fourth-wall awareness, and, most importantly Respawning. Their respawns are essentially both of their leashes on life, as they can infinitely keep them from death. Although, Lego Iron Man's is quite a bit more potent, as it doesn't just keep him from physical death, but soul death as well. Meaning, unlike Lego Batman, you can't get past his respawn by attacking his soul. That being said, Lego Batman beats him out in versatility. Lego Iron Man's only exclusive ability is his paint manipulation, which is entirely useless here. Meanwhile, Lego Batman not only has massively better and faster building capabilities through master-building, but has stuff like detect to keep constant eyes on Lego Iron Man, teleportation to get himself out of harms way, and, best of all, the Forbidden Move, which would bypass Lego Iron Man's respawning. Which is Lego Iron Man's best ability. Not only that, it'd leave Lego Iron Man significantly less capabale of using his tech, and unlikely to be able to use any of his abilities. Whilst Lego Iron Man definitely isn't lacking in abilities, it's clear has day that he does not take the category over Lego Bruce. Lego Batman Takes Abilities.

Equipment

The most obvious thing to compare first is Lego Iron Man's Armors vs. Lego Batman's Suits. The armor's solidly take this though. While most of Lego Batman's Batsuits are one offs, not having much versatility outside their niche use, Lego Iron Man's armors are all near identical to his main armors while still having their own use case. They carry over the scanning, lasers, rockets, ect. Meanwhile the only thing Lego Batman's suits carry over is his Utility-Belt. Not bad, but bar for bar the average armor is more useful and better than the average suit. That's not to say Lego Batman's suits are useless, as they can pose their own counters to Lego Tony's armors (Scanning from his standard or sensor would counter Mark-16 invisibility, and his electricity suit would be able to withstand the tazer armor), but the problem is that Lego Iron Man could do the same....through one armor (His standard armor has built in scanning and electricity resistance, so there'd be no need to swap armors unless it was destroyed, in which he'd have 50 more armors with the same capacity to fall back on). Speaking on the Utility-Belt mentioned just earlier, you may be curious on how much it'd help Lego Batman. It has tons of gadgets right? Sadly, none of what it has is all that useful. Stuff like his batarangs would only pose as a momentary distraction, and his grapple hook would just be a lesser form of air movement, for example. Neither's vehicles are all that capable of doing much outside of what they could do on their own, with the exception on Lego Batman's DeLorean and TARDIS. They both would let him travel space and time to not only hide out in the past or future if needed, but also take down Lego Iron Man before the fight even starts, as the DeLorean and TARDIS can both change the future with their time travel shenanigans. That being said, with the time stone, Lego Iron Man could likely also do similar if not the same with more ease. The Infinity Stones, in general are very useful, letting Lego Iron Man control time, warp reality (including turning Lego Batman into an inanimate object), and even remove Lego Batman's soul. All serving as very solid wincons around Lego Batman's respawn. Lego Batman still has more stuff to show off in that respect besides the DeLorean and TARDIS, as a variation of the Ghost Trap could entrap Lego Iron Man and the Phantom Zone Projector could send Lego Iron Man to the Phantom Zone....right? Well unfortunately for Lego Batman both of these likely wouldn't really work. Lego Iron Man could probably just teleport himself out of the projector with the space stone/cosmic cube (or even possibly just respawn since it debatablely kills those it sucks up) and the Phantom Zone Projector blatantly does not work on heroes. No reason to believe it would work on Lego Iron Man besides him being somewhat troubled. While theoretically Lego Batman could summon something with the Locate Keystone potent enough to win him the fight, it has been pretty well indicated that Lego Batman doesn't know how to control what comes out of it. So as a whole, Lego Iron Man's arsenal is simply more useful and impactful than Lego Batman's. Lego Iron Man Takes Equipment.

Conclusion

Lego Iron Man

"Peace in our time! Imagine that!"

Advantages:

• +Stronger at low ends...
• +Slightly smarter
• +Technically better fourth-wall awareness and respawn 
• +His armors are resistant to most of what Lego Batman can throw at him equipment wise
• +Infinity Stones provide multiple means of getting past Lego Batman's respawn
• +His heroicness and space stone mean he cannot be BFR'D by Lego Batman

Equal:

• =Speed at most ends
• =Can respawn
• =Resistant Lego Physiology 
• =Time travel 

Disadvantages:

• -...but unfathomably weaker at high ends and with their best stuff
• -At their highest ends is over a thousand times slower
• -Worse fighter
• -Less experienced 
• -No counter to the Forbidden Move besides trying to dodge or shield from it

Lego Batman

"Iron Man sucks!"

Advantages:

• +Stronger in high ends and stonewalls with tech...
• +Much faster at highest ends
• +Much better fighter and more experience 
• +The Forbidden Move can somewhat get around respawn
• +Generally more varied and better abilities 
• +Better form of building (master building)
• +Could resist the effects of the mind stone

Equal:

• =Speed at most ends
• =Can respawn
• =Resistant Lego Physiology 
• =Time travel 

Disadvantages:

• -...but weaker at their low ends
• -Slightly less intelligent 
• -His arsenal is quite inferior in comparison to Lego Iron Man's
• -No counter to the Infinity Stones (outside the Mind Stone)
• -Can't BFR Lego Iron Man

Conclusion

This really does come down to the wire. But the way I understood it, was who would have an easier time pulling off their wincons. And I must say, surprisingly, Lego Iron Man barely wins out. The Forbidden Move may allow Lego Batman to disable Lego Iron Man physically, but it isn't lethal in any capacity. So Lego Iron Man could still pull off any of his wincons via his drones (with Lego Batman left with not really any consistent easy way to hack them). Sure he also has time travel, but so does Lego Iron Man so it isn't really a true wincon. Meanwhile Lego Iron Man could end the fight by using any manor of the Infinity Stones' capabilities. Like turning Lego Batman into a chicken with the Cosmic Cube/Space Stone, or simply removing his soul passively with the Soul Stone. So while Lego Batman struggles to keep Lego Iron Man down, Lego Iron Man can pull off one of his several wincons to secure the ultimate dub.

The Winner Is...

Next Time...

Sources

• Archived Lego Magazines Page
  
• Marvel Fandom
• Lego Dimensions Fandom
  
• Lego Dimensions Lego Batman Movie Pack Gameplay for some knowledge on the stuff related to that pack
• Cryotechnics VSBlogs' Miis vs. Minifigures Blog for some calcs
• Blogator Blogs' Lego Adaptation Battle Royale Blog (mentioned more throughly at the start, but in short was used to shorten down the research time for Lego Batman)
  
• Capejedi's Ramona Flowers vs. Wyldstyle Blog used a few links and calcs
  
• packattack04082 to cover blankspots in knowledge, as well as for links and gifs
• TheHiddenBlade01 for some links
  
• MKIceAndFire for some links and for gifs