Marvel Superheroes 2022 - Rumors & Discussion

[icm]

What's the source for the parts count of the Quinjet? I don't see a parts count listed on Promobricks.

[Scarilian]

It's updatin' time... thanks to Stonewars.de.

Main things to cover:

• They do not list 10791 as a Spidey & Friends set currently, Promobricks do though.
• They list 30652 as a set with 44 pieces, perhaps another pack like the Endgame Battle Pack, potentially a polybag due to numbering, either way it's a February thing meaning we have something new each month January-April :)
• Edit: 30653 is listed as a Superhero polybag for June, unclear if Marvel or DC

Updated List:

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OCTOBER:

• 76211: Shuri's Sunbird
• 76212: Shuri's Lab
• 76213: King Namor's Throne Room
• 76214: (Wakanda Forever; 80€, 545 pcs)
• 76215: Black Panther (Bust)

NOVEMBER:

• 76210: 500€ D2C Marvel

2022 SETS WITH UNKNOWN RELEASE DATES:

• 76222: (Unknown set, listed on Promobricks.de)
• 76224: (Unknown set, listed on Promobricks.de)

HULKBUSTER MKII:

Originally reported as being 76215 by Promobricks in Winter 2021 with more details relayed later, this set number has been taken by the Black Panther Bust and it's unclear if the Hulkbuster MKII is actually going to be a set in 2022 or early 2023. Falcon speculated this is the $500 D2C that is releasing in November, however conflicting reports have implied that set might be a Wakandan vehicle. For the moment the nature of the Hulkbuster MKII rumors and information regarding it is unknown.

JANUARY 2023:

• 76232: $89.99 ('The Marvels' potentially delayed)
• 76241: Hulk Mech ($14.99, 138 pcs)
• 76242: Thanos Mech ($14.99, 113 pcs)
• 76243: Rocket Raccoon Mech ($14.99, 98 pcs)
• 76244: Miles Morales Vs. Morbius ($24.99, 220 pcs)
• 76245: Ghost Rider with Mech & Bike ($34.99, 264 pcs)
• 76247: Hulkbuster: The Battle of Wakanda ($49.99, 385 pcs)
• 76248: The Avengers Quinjet ($99.99, 795 pcs)

FEBRUARY 2023:

• 30652: (Polybag?, 44 pcs)

MARCH 2023:

• 10789 (Spider-man & His Amazing Friends themed) ($9.99, 48 pcs)
• 10790 (Spider-man & His Amazing Friends themed) ($34.99, 149 pcs)
• 10791 (Spider-man & His Amazing Friends themed) ($49.99, 187 pcs)

APRIL 2023:

• 76253: (GotG themed) ($9.99, 67 pcs)
• 76254: (GotG themed) ($34.99, 330 pcs)
• 76255: (GotG themed) ($99.99, 1108 pcs)

JUNE 2023:

• 30653: (Polybag?, Could be DC or Marvel, 40 pcs)

UNKNOWN 2023:

• 76246:
• 76249:
• 76250: $69.99
• 76251: $79.99
• 76252:
• 76256: $29.99 ('Ant-Man 3')

Rumored sets:

• Additional NWH set/Movie-inspired Spider-man sets - nothing confirming the existence of the sets, but heavily desired by the community. 2HY 2023 at the earliest.

Notes:

• Unidentified sets may wind up being from DC, please be aware
• Currency listings are taken from a variety of sources and may vary, in most cases these are rounded

35 minutes ago, icm said:

What's the source for the parts count of the Quinjet? I don't see a parts count listed on Promobricks.

Stonewars.de (Link)

2 hours ago, The_Fiery_Rooster said:

Has that ever been the case though? We've seen plenty of schedule shifting in terms of these films over the past 2 years, and the only hiccups have been Shang-Chi sets releasing early and the Eternals sets being included in that catalogue. I also think you're underestimating how far in advance sets are designed, it would not surprise me at all if by the time the change happened the set was already done. With all of this in mind, I don't see why a January or February release isn't possible.

I think the only comparison would be Doctor Strange 2 being pushed back to occur after NWH, but that was announced a lot earlier. In the case of Ant-Man 3 sets would be designed early enough, but the problem would be mass manufacturing/distribution and how quickly Lego would be able to respond to that. It's a singular set, seemingly, so that'd be easier than shifting an entire wave though the lack of a date listed by Promobricks also leads me to the viewpoint that we should'nt necessarily view it as a certainty that it'll release alongside the film.

1 hour ago, BusterNut31 said:

the new quinjet piece count is 795 and the ultimate quinjet from 2019 was 838 pieces.

The original 'Quinjet: Aerial Battle' set was 734 and I'm expecting that to be a better comparison. My theory at the moment is that the Quinjet is a remake of that set. I think you could easily remake the set with 795 piece count, with or without the Chitauri vehicle. Chitauri would probably be a repeat figure.

Edited September 13, 2022 by Scarilian

[Falconfan1414]

1 minute ago, Scarilian said:

 

• They list 30652 as a set with 44 pieces, perhaps another pack like the Endgame Battle Pack, either way it's a February thing meaning we have something new each month January-April :)

 

Accessory packs are in the 40— numbering. 30 numbering is a polybag 

[Scarilian]

Just now, Falconfan1414 said:

Accessory packs are in the 40— numbering. 30 numbering is a polybag 

Thanks for clarifying - updating it.

[hvader]

Ouch to the price to part ratio

[Scarilian]

Adding this to the list as a potential thing, but Stonewars.de also lists 30653 as a 'Super Heroes' polybag for June. Does not state Marvel or DC at this time though.

[PRbrickbuilder]

Maybe the polybag is a microbuild of the Guardian's ship depicted in the new movie (which should also be the biggest set). Marvel spaceships often get a micro version alongside them.

[THELEGOBATMAN]

So is the smallest GotG set 4+? If so, it's disappointing.

The finale of the Guardians of the Galaxy trilogy gets three sets (the smallest potentially being based on a previous movie), while the second Black Panther movie gets five sets, a D2C, and potentially a second D2C.

Hell, even Eternals got four regular sets. This is outrageous. 

[squiz18]

25 minutes ago, PRbrickbuilder said:

Maybe the polybag is a microbuild of the Guardian's ship depicted in the new movie (which should also be the biggest set). Marvel spaceships often get a micro version alongside them.

The benetar isn't due to retire until Dec 2023, so wonder what ship this would be

[THELEGOBATMAN]

23 minutes ago, squiz18 said:

The benetar isn't due to retire until Dec 2023, so wonder what ship this would be

High Evolutionary's or The Ravagers'.

[GoldenNinja3000]

1 hour ago, THELEGOBATMAN said:

So is the smallest GotG set 4+? If so, it's disappointing.

The finale of the Guardians of the Galaxy trilogy gets three sets (the smallest potentially being based on a previous movie), while the second Black Panther movie gets five sets, a D2C, and potentially a second D2C.

Hell, even Eternals got four regular sets. This is outrageous. 

I'll give Eternals a free pass because LEGO needed to make so many characters for that movie. As long as we get all the major minifigures for GotG 3 I think it'll be fine, but obviously 3 regular sets as opposed to one being 4+ would be better. 

3 hours ago, PRbrickbuilder said:

I believe so. Apparently, it will have 67 pieces, according to Stonewars. I expect two figs. I think one of them will be Quill, as a repeat from the biggest set. If I could speculate the sets and fig distribution:

$10, 67 pieces: Star-lord and Cosmos (a new mold, like Scooby-doo). Some interior build, like the BP lab set;

$35, 330 pieces: Rocket, Nebula and High Evolutionary, with Groot as the build, plus other build;

$100, 1108 pieces: Star-lord, Drax, Mantis, Gamora and Adam Warlock. Probably a spaceship.

Honestly, this is exactly what I'm expecting. I'll be happy with this as long as the builds are decent and not super small for the price. I'm excited to get another Marvel spaceship (hopefully it's not gonna be a third Benatar). 

Edited September 13, 2022 by GoldenNinja3000

[squiz18]

1 hour ago, THELEGOBATMAN said:

High Evolutionary's or The Ravagers'.

Awesome,  can't wait

[THELEGOBATMAN]

1 hour ago, squiz18 said:

Awesome,  can't wait

That was just a guess mind you.

I don't think they'll do another Benatar. We've had one in a playset scale, and one in a D2C scale, so there's no need for another, especially with the last one coming out just last year.

So a ship belonging to someone else makes the most sense.

4 hours ago, PRbrickbuilder said:

$10, 67 pieces: Star-lord and Cosmos (a new mold, like Scooby-doo). Some interior build, like the BP lab set;

$35, 330 pieces: Rocket, Nebula and High Evolutionary, with Groot as the build, plus other build;

$100, 1108 pieces: Star-lord, Drax, Mantis, Gamora and Adam Warlock. Probably a spaceship.

Lol, funnily enough you distributed the minifigures just like they did in the first Guardians of the Galaxy wave.

Star-Lord in the smallest set. Rocket, Nebula, and buildable Groot in the middle one. Star-Lord, Gamora, and Drax in the biggest one 

[BrickBob Studpants]

7 minutes ago, THELEGOBATMAN said:

So a ship belonging to someone else makes the most sense.

Unless the Guardians manage to destroy the Benatar too  Milano, Benatar, … what other female singer’s last name would make for a good ship name?

[Murdoch17]

6 minutes ago, BrickBob Studpants said:

Unless the Guardians manage to destroy the Benatar too  Milano, Benatar, … what other female singer’s last name would make for a good ship name?

What about a ship named after Kate Bush? "Running up that Hill" seems to be all the rage right now... 

[hvader]

1 hour ago, Murdoch17 said:

What about a ship named after Kate Bush? "Running up that Hill" seems to be all the rage right now... 

Milano, Benatar, and now Bush

[NXS7]

6 hours ago, PRbrickbuilder said:

$35, 330 pieces: Rocket, Nebula and High Evolutionary, with Groot as the build, plus other build

I'm holding out for hope they make Groot like the Avatar figures. Brick built is far too big for him, he isn't much taller than the other Guardians

28 minutes ago, hvader said:

Milano, Benatar, and now Bush

Certainly a few innuendos that could come from naming your ship 'Bush'

[Mandalorianknight]

8 hours ago, BrickBob Studpants said:

all the references throughout the videogames

BETTER! CALL! MAUL!    BETTER! CALL! MAUL!      BETTER! CALL! MAUL!

Edit: If you know, you know.

6 hours ago, THELEGOBATMAN said:

The finale of the Guardians of the Galaxy trilogy gets three sets (the smallest potentially being based on a previous movie), while the second Black Panther movie gets five sets, a D2C, and potentially a second D2C.

Literally no decisions about BP 2 have made sense to me, starting with not recasting. (not to dig that up again, but really, I don't see how recasting is disrespectful. The CGI stuff... that's different, but recasting seems perfectly normal)

But the sheer amount of sets for this film, a film that doesn't include the main character of the previous one... even if the movie does well, I think it's nuts that they made so many sets for it. I don't understand why they gave it so many in relation to other movies.

57 minutes ago, Quicksilver838 said:

Certainly a few innuendos that could come from naming your ship 'Bush'

Everyone assumes Star Lord is just a big fan of the 41st and 43rd American presidents, that's all. No other double meanings. 

Edited September 14, 2022 by Mandalorianknight

[squiz18]

7 hours ago, THELEGOBATMAN said:

That was just a guess mind you.

I don't think they'll do another Benatar. We've had one in a playset scale, and one in a D2C scale, so there's no need for another, especially with the last one coming out just last year.

So a ship belonging to someone else makes the most 

Yeah sure. Fun to speculate though. As some else said, the benetar could be blown up in the first 5 minutes of the holiday special. 

Trailers wise, presumably there will be one for the holiday special (maybe fairly soon), and then the film trailers will come out after that.

Edited September 14, 2022 by squiz18

[NXS7]

13 hours ago, Mandalorianknight said:

BETTER! CALL! MAUL!    BETTER! CALL! MAUL!      BETTER! CALL! MAUL!

Edit: If you know, you know.

I played this level with my nephew, saw the title and I couldn't contain my laughter

13 hours ago, Mandalorianknight said:

Everyone assumes Star Lord is just a big fan of the 41st and 43rd American presidents, that's all. No other double meanings. 

No no, of course no double meanings, Star Lord just really loves Bush. There's no way that could get misinterpreted 

9 hours ago, squiz18 said:

Trailers wise, presumably there will be one for the holiday special (maybe fairly soon), and then the film trailers will come out after that.

The Werewolf by Night trailer came out one month before the project hits D+, so trailer might be some time away. And with how close trailers seem to be to film's release these days, I wouldn't expect Ant Man's until November 

[hvader]

Is there still hope for D+ minifigures/set? I really want Moon Knight…

Edited September 14, 2022 by hvader

[THELEGOBATMAN]

35 minutes ago, hvader said:

Is there still hope for D+ minifigures/set? I really want Moon Knight…

I'd say no.

LEGO just decided to ignore the Disney+ series, and honestly, you can't really be mad at them.

MCU is overloaded with too much content. Just this year alone we're getting twelve projects.

[Mandalorianknight]

2 hours ago, Quicksilver838 said:

I played this level with my nephew, saw the title and I couldn't contain my laughter 

Now I'm getting completely off topic, but Better Call Saul is something I think has a CHANCE at getting lego sets (unlike BB, which will never). I'm only on season 3, but so far the violence is pretty sparse, and not much more violent than, like, batman v superman or other stuff they've done sets for. On the other hand, they probably don't want any sort of connection to BB whatsoever, which I get.

What was the original point again? Lego's done memes in sets/games before? Yeah, they've done a lot, especially recently. A M0RB1N license plate is not out of the question.

16 minutes ago, THELEGOBATMAN said:

I'd say no.

LEGO just decided to ignore the Disney+ series, and honestly, you can't really be mad at them.

MCU is overloaded with too much content. Just this year alone we're getting twelve projects.

I 100% agree with the wider sentiment. There's so much content (and TBH I think a lot of it's been slipping recently. Used to be almost every film was pretty solid, now we have a lot more films and a lot of shows, but many of them are pretty weak) that lego can't produce sets for everything. On the other hand, we're getting 5 sets based on a single movie, and not even a big event movie like avengers. You'd think one of the sets could have been moon knight or something...

[hvader]

Honestly another cmf would not be bad at all

[Legocentrico]

It is likely that all the protagonists of the D + series will appear in some film, sooner or later.  I am sad for the villains and supporting actors who will not appear in the movies and most likely will never have their minifigure.  But I hope Lego continues with the cmf, because I like the idea that every show has even just one minifigure