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I would also like a short run of sets for an amusement park/stock show, or something like that.
Or, maybe a run of sets involving Hollywood movie studios and movie making, or of some singers. I would love for them to release a special edition Michael Jackson's Thriller set.
Why would there be Mexicans in City? They don't do nationalities or race in City.
As for the next non-ip/non-"big bang" theme, I'd love to see a return to Classic Space, particularly something with a back story around exploration and adventure. Unfortunately, if we do get a new Space theme, it's not going to happen quite like that. Lego's current philosophy of encouraging conflict-based roleplay wouldn't allow it; they feel the need to always provide "good guys" & "bad guys", in conflict with each other. But, as long as there are spaceships involved, I'll be happy.
Maybe I've been playing too much Pokémon Go. What I'm picturing in my head is pretty neat though. Kind of a combination of the Dinos theme (the vehicles with nets, cages) and space. I'm picturing brick built monsters with Mixel articulation points. Set in space there could be quite a variety of creatures (volcano, swamp, ice, space, pretty much anything).
As for Johnny Thunder...the fact that almost all the time 'natives' are portrayed as savages and 'bad guys', they should not be the enemies. They can make a generic bad guy, Marvel movies are full of them :p (except Loki).
I think some people get too caught up in defining and labelling stuff unnecessarily and the whole "Big Bang themes" is part of that.
Sign me up for this but in a fantasy type setting rather than space - it's very much the only way I can imagine a castle theme being done alongside all the current offerings
(And probably an American with a cowboy hat and exotic mustache.)
Of course, while Ultra Agents doesn't seem to have been considered a Big Bang theme internally, it had a bit more of a story and multimedia component than many other non-Big Bangs (especially in the second year when it was used to test out the App Brick concept).
In any case, the term "Big Bang" is really only an internal designation by Lego for new theme launches that Lego invests heavily in (for promotion, media, etc.) from the outset. As such it is relevant when discussing Lego's own marketing strategies for themes, but less relevant in discussions of how themes should be categorized by fans.
(Internally, of course.)
EDIT: A SERIES of landing parties! That way we can have multiple planet environments, all with different figures/uniforms.
And a lighthouse of course
Also, and this is an unpopular opinion, that musical episode can take off. Blargh.
BTW what are people's thoughts on the upcoming Flash/Supergirl musical episode crossover extravaganza ? Sounds like they may be going down the same route as Buffy in thst "the villain made them do it!" and Joss Whedon is even rumoured to be involved. Could work, IMHO. I know a lot of people just hate musicals with a passion though.
The rocket launcher could have killed that snake....
Xander
Riiiiiip
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mayhem_of_the_Music_Meister!
Behind on Flash & Green Arrow.
On Flash, Barry just met Jay & Zoom
Arrow, Black Canary & Speedy just dug up Black Canary.
Haven't even started the Tomorrow show.