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[@Zer0SumGame]

Its also important to mention that LEGO recently announced that they've *finally* developed a bioplastic that can meet their, as you showed, *insane* quality control standards, and are committing to transitioning all their lines to bioplastic in the next few years. Which also means that the primary argument from various corporations against bioplastics, "They can't meet our required specifications," is null and void, because if infamously hardassed-on-quality LEGO can use them acceptably, *so can the rest of them.*

[@sintanan469]

I was following this bioplastic development when I was working the plastics industry in the late 2010s. It is really nifty, but afaik the current bioplastic is susceptible to UV radiation over time. Rather than discoloring it will eventually break down after a few decades. Gotta keep your bioplastic LEGO safe away from the sun for long-term storage now. Also, the bioplastic (ironically) is _not_ currently intended for their green trees and large leaves, as the plastic for those trees is softer and the bioplastic doesn't quite match the plasticity to replace the plastic for the trees.

[@trekkie117]

I feel like for a lot of adults, it's about getting a part of their childhood that their parents always said "no" to

[@thancrus]

or didnt have the money for

[@trekkie117]

@@thancrus Or both. I know my father would intervene if I had the means to get for myself what he didn't want me to have

[@kodyt914]

We never had much money for Lego when I was little but I was always fascinated, I think I have a total of about 10 sets from my entire childhood. I’m 21 now and only within the last 2-3 years I’ve been buying them for myself, and now this year I’ve set aside $500 for myself to just buy bulk lots of legos and bulk pieces so I can build my own things

[@sebastianquinchia1840]

I love Bionicle. They're a step closer to Model kits than the rest of their products which is why I love them. But for that exact reason I can understand why others wouldn't like it.

[@GannonM]

For some people like me, Bionicle came at just the right time. I was a first grader when the first set came out and all my friends and I got a different one. The movie also just fleshed out a really cool universe, and at a time my child brain was all about it.

[@goosenotmaverick1156]

I like models, I like Lego. I didn't care for the mix of the two. When you're trying to do two things at once, it rarely turns out well. Like an amphibious car. 😂 But that's just my opinion.

[@michaelnightwake9078]

And it is for that reason why every gunpla person I've met grew up a Bionicle kid. Myself incuded.

[@DarkestMirrored]

Bionicle was a multimedia titan. The thing that got me into it far more than the toys back in 2001 was the Myst-esque adventure game on their website that updated with new locations to further the story in every few months. There were TONS of a books, there were comics, there were animations, there were movies... they published short stories on the website, as well as multiple games. The worldbuilding was inexplicably deep and included a lot of cool concepts. One of the early storylines was basically framed as "war correspondence" from the perspective of the civilians forced to become guerrilla fighters. It's really not that surprising it has a big fanbase still if you know about how extensive the property was. It was an extremely unique genre-bending setting that progressed a massive interconnected storyline across ten years, from when I was 8 all the way to 18.

[@Revan_7even]

And then they abandoned/replaced it.

[@matoro4140]

@@Revan_7even if you call not being a finatially viable venture (twice) being discontiued "abandoned" sure, go ahead

[@prairiepanda]

I only actually owned one Bionicle toy, but I was super into the lore and characters. The browser game was definitely what hooked me, too. Me and my friends used to roleplay Bionicle or just debate about how the story would unfold. The toys were fine. Easy to put together, and I liked that they were posable and some of them could shoot stuff. There were much better action toys out there, though.

[@fleaguss]

To add to your list of medias, I had a Bionical calendar!

[@joepemberton9031]

For karl loving comic book characters like he does, bionicle lore is so ridiculous that you'd think some time or other we'd have a wiki weekends off of bs01, but alas

[@KristopherBel]

I worked at a toy store in NY when Lego bionicle came out 2000 or 2001 if I remember correctly. It completely changed how people interacted with Lego. You could buy a self contained under 20$ gift something that was actually a toy after you finished building it. Adults really liked this as regular Lego sets at the time we're seen as a nerd building type of toy. They had lego technic and were thought of like a science toy or sort of like model making kits for small children. Bionicle really revitalized the brand there would be 6 or 5 different colors so kids would want to collect them all and would beg their parents for "the red one" or whatever. Then they also had what we might call seasons of Bionicles now and every few months there would be 6 new Bionicles for you to collect. It made it so kids could just get bionicles for Christmas/birthdays for years and it would always be something new. Parents really loves it because they didn't have to think. It really also drove sales to other Lego stuff. Our Lego section grew from one small shelf next to the educational toys to a huge wall between the Playmobil and the spy toys. One thing I have thought of while i was writing this is we wrapped so so many toys and Bionicles came in these dang tubes that were a bit annoying to wrap, although we used tissue paper and cellophane which made wrapping weird shaped stuff easier.

[@LilMally243]

I appreciate the way you phrased that. I was a bionicle kid, my parents got them for my birthday, my school had them in a prize shop. I loved Lego to start with, the open fun to build whatever, but you could interact with bionicle in a different way.

[@233Deadman]

The growing lore and new sets every so often was good with Bionicle, but for some of us it ended up pushing it out of collecting them. I managed to get all of the original ones, but then all the stuff after I only had about two of each kind until they moved to the next era.

[@austingilles6263]

I want Karl to get into Bionicle lore first and then judge it. Then I’ll hear him out

[@FactFiend]

Quote that was cut out of this video for time - “Bionicle is just Gunpla for white people.”

[@facundochiari1118]

But Gunpla is popular with white people too.

[@DaveSpaceman]

The rest of the world that loves Bionicle: Am I a joke to you?

[@TheLordofMetroids]

Incorrect. Warhammer is Gunpla for white people.

[@facundochiari1118]

@@TheLordofMetroids That's a whole different hobby, and i know an asian guy that does warhammer fanart

[@TheLordofMetroids]

@@facundochiari1118 I was adding a joke, to a joke my friend. But Warhammer and Gunpla can be exactly the same hobby. Gunpla is Modeling, painting, and arranging diorama kits of giant robots that were shrunk down to miniature size. Warrhammer is.... modeling, painting, and arranging diorama kits of giant robots (and tanks) that were shrunk down to miniature size.

[@wythe2445]

Bionicle is still pretty rad if you actually read the lore and are a creative person yourself. It planted the early seed that grew into my creative writing efforts due to me getting into the lore of it. The writing itself is also incredibly good for what it is on the outside.

[@niceatpingpong]

I'd like to build a millenium falcon with all pink pieces. I think it'd be sick and apart from some small specialized bricks, I bet you could do it.

[@niagargoyle]

On the subject of mixing and matching LEGO sets... I got the Tabletop Football (foosball) set. The teams are made of actual minifigs, so one of the teams is going to be replaced by the Harry Potter Quidditch minifigs. I don't know who will be on the other team, but I do have some stray Muppets floating around.

[@bottledwaterprod]

My favorite way Lego has repurposed old pieces- Their recent castle set has a bathroom atop a tower, which is accurate to real castles. And like a real castle there is a poo shoot leading down and out from the tower. Below the tower on the ground?... A brown frog piece placed backwards. Brilliant.

[@DoctorVadarWho]

In Australia we have always said Lego because we have a sauce company called Lego's

[@Jayden-he6up]

Do we??

[@korganrocks3995]

@@Jayden-he6up You probably know it as "Leggies" or "Leggas", since no Australian would actually say a word properly when they could give it a nickname. 😛

[@thecamandersoap2745]

As an Australian I never knew this, what sauce do they make?

[@DarrylMurray]

The second Lego movie exemplifies the system. Duplo and Lego bricks also fit together.

[@sintanan469]

I still, to this day, have my original LEGO kit I was given. It sits on my shelf of tchochkes with special meaning to me. It's the 15-piece LEGO McDonalds Happy Meal Sea Eagle kit. It's only worth like 9 bucks on ebay, but I got it in a happy meal having just got off a ride on a bush plane and it was just so memorable. It's the only kit I never pulled apart and built into something else after following the instructions.

[@deadlymelody27]

Mate, duplo is necessary because young kids will choke on normal lego 🤣

[@bbittercoffee]

This is very much true, I def tried to eat those blocks in my mouth but they were too big

[@EZOnTheEyes]

Obligatory 'Natural Selection' comment here.

[@Aezeus]

Natural selection, no Duplo

[@Aezeus]

@@EZOnTheEyes FUCK

[@deadlymelody27]

@sum CLINT literally every baby/toddler puts things in their mouths. Its how they explore the world, also teething is awful. So its more about parenting than natural selection. And parents want options small kids can have. Hence you just make them bigger without small parts

[@BlitzMegad]

I'm in the same boat as Karl that high end Transformers toys are like a siren's call to me. Part of it is the really articulate ones that can do a wide array of poses and movements like a superhero and then still transform into a little Lambo or fat truck

[@robertmair5286]

Karl i got a bionicle every Christmas and had it built within 3 minutes i loved them the only reason I don't get them now is because they don't make them anymore

[@The00Chipmunk]

A toy that I'd pay high dollar for a better version would probably be Hot Wheels. Make large race sets with the tracks and everything but they be more completed vehicles.

[@Nostripe361]

I'd like that as well. I had a ton of those toy cars that I didn't even race. I was the weird kid that just put them in patterns or rolled on car back and forth with your fingers.

[@spaceninja1252]

We used to have rock wars back when I was a kid living on a gravel road and where we would just chuck rocks at each other now mind you we had some rules we had a 20 to thirty foot no man's land where no one could through and we had big rock piles that basically turned into concrete piles we used as cover while reloading because it rained the whole 2 weeks they were trying to make the loop of the trailer park I grew up in. Such fun times

[@ryuku2]

Audience Interaction! So like my favorite bits of Bionicle, because I didn't get very many actual bionicle, were the web games. They let me play with Bionicles, in a way, without having them. And I thought it was really neat that you weren't playing as one of the main characters, and you were someone whose job it was to be a storyteller for the two games I liked. It was really neat because there second one kept getting more added to it like episodes in a cartoon. But looking back on it now, it was just basically early access for the game before Early Access was a thing. Also do you know if longer comments are better for your channel, or if I could just say "the Lego company made some really nice flash games" Because I'd love to say something only tangentially related like "My favorite Lego web game was the racing one that was random generated and gave an animation that summarized the race against someone else"

[@bbittercoffee]

I built a house that could transform into a windmill, what looked like a suburban house and a normal house, that shit was cool as heck (it could also open up like, split down the middle) Oh and then I dismantled it and made a very good looking (by my standards) gun.

[@ravenreaper754]

Now that karl is editing the videos he was finally abke to put in the legendary Transformers Devastation clip he loves so much, i know he olayed it on the laptop in an older video, but love to see how quickly he put it in once transformers was mentioned

[@DivineFalcon]

I had a LOT of LEGO (as in entire crates of the stuff), so as a kid me and my friends would build entire cities. Then we played "natural disaster"...

[@mollymorrison4094]

counterpoint the seriousness of tone in the bionicle graphic novel/ manga is delightful

[@Luis519RS]

Being inspired by Māori stories was a really cool thing.

[@Darc1972]

I loved Jack Stone! I think I had the tail end of it, however, because it early 2000s when I was getting them. Johnny Thunder/Orient Express, Lego Island, and Alpha Team was the best!

[@berttorpson2592]

Alpha team is THE BEST

[@Xanatosbot]

The bit about never saying you like hot sauce hit way too close to home....

[@korganrocks3995]

Just stop buying gifts for people and they'll stop buying you hot sauce. 😉

[@arranstudios]

I’m a big fan of Lego but I went through a dark period where there were a few sets I really wanted. And it wasn’t until I went to uni that I realised that it’s okay to want Lego not as a child

[@IronLord7717]

I bought the Nerf Gjallarhorn. Only after putting it together did I have the realization that I wouldn’t know where to put this 4’10 piece of plastic. Best $235 I ever spent

[@niceatpingpong]

I don't know if you have a video on Lonnie Johnson yet, but he invented the Super Soaker and has patents for a couple Nerf technologies. It might be cool to do a video on him.

[@carumsarene]

What's funny is, as expensive as Lego is, they make very little profit off their bricks at all. Production is expensive, paying designers is expensive, build upkeep, management of properties, etc; and on top of all that, they have to make double the pieces that are sold due to things like piece replacement, Pick-A-Brick, and a plague of store scalpers (who are bold enough to even post videos of them doing it). Not to mention that they have a fanbase that doesn't really care about toy innovation whatsoever, so whenever Lego makes a decision to improve the quality of their bricks they get complaints. Such as Lego currently discontinuing every color of transparent bricks. (Spoilers, they're doing this to convert to a more sustainable plastic.)

[@Bonavire]

I loved MegaBloks as a kid cuz they'd do the properties lego wouldn't do, I think Karl might like them cuz I mainly bought their halo sets. A bunch of brutes, active Camo grunts, one of an elite piloting a wraith, and I think I also had a ghost floating around somewhere

[@DaveSpaceman]

What gets me is that people will get up in arms over the extra added use of the letter S within LEGO, and yet there are still people who confuse the term sentient and sapient and say it with confidence 🙃 (Editors note) Despite being a big fan of Bionicle (gee, who would've guess?) I gotta give props to Karl for being upfront about his dislike of the toys without fear. Takes guts my man.

[@thatphatbaby]

I loved bionicles as a kid because they’re like action figures you can modify, and like transform into something completely different. Kitbashing was core to my bionicles experience

[@joshuajespersen3336]

I have gotten a factory tour in Billund years ago and they told us about all these things you mentioned, the guide picked up a peace and said "now that I have touted this it is useless" and he put it back to be melted allover again, they are super serious about all these things

[@justinejarvis6313]

I had knockoff lego that came in a plastic drum, I can’t remember if it was my dad or my Nan and grandad (probably my dad, it’s such a dad thing to do) but it was for my sisters birthday. It only had 3 sizes of bricks and a couple of small SMALL base plates. I really wanted to make a house for my sindy but we got as far as making two walls before we ran out and there was no way of making a roof. I’m also very sure it came from Argos because we pretty much lived in that place.

[@garr_inc]

My story with Lego was one of discovering creativity. Some long time ago my grandparents uncovered a vertical box of Lego bricks (with a handle and Lego shaped lid) with a bunch of stuff. It also came with an instruction on how to build some car. I was (and still am) a pretty technical person. Following instructions and being precise and specific is something I enjoyed. But within the box there wasn't enough bricks to make the exact thing. I went to cry to my mum about it, and then she explained to me that it's no cause to be sad. I couldn't make this specific car, yes, but I COULD make *anything* I imagined. After that I ignited and began making some weird transformative pieces out of whatever the random assortment of bricks had in store. I think having the random collection of Lego stuff can be better for fostering creativity than a rigid set.

[@woodgatejack]

This is going to sound really _"Eee, when I were a lad"_ but my friends and I used to use washing up liquid bottles as super-soakers. Occasionally, we'd leave a bit of washing-up liquid in it to make it foamy. _That_ may have been bad enough in itself, but there was one kid who used a bleach bottle. _Nobody_ wanted to play with him and be left partially blinded.

[@nacinatethin504]

It always seems like fact fiend vids are really quiet. I usually have to turn up the volume to hear them talk.

[@_0_0___]

11:38 you can definitely aim that thing at kids lmfao 😂😂

[@gkid64]

While duplo is shit on its own It is completely compatible with regular Lego and it's great for internal structure on large buildings

[@jyaafi8158]

I love Bionicle, haven't bought another one in years, and I thank those who are able to made WAIFU BIONICLE cuz they exist. And I want to know Karl's opinion or reaction to the new trailer for Transformers

[@matthewhippie]

My mom use to work at a thrift shop so I had around 12 or so super soakers and would supply full battles. I actually even traded a few of them for my first Gameboy and Pokemon game lol

[@Docktavion]

On the super soaker wars… In my home town, many years back, a group of older teens were wanted by the police for doing drive by shootings with water guns filled with (diluted) bleach. 3, 4 teens going around in a car and soaking people. Caused all sorts of issues.

[@jhyenixon1530]

A little message for Lulu here, I don’t exactly know what happened to those old lego Harry Potter sets, but vintage Harry Potter will make a LOT of money incase you don’t want them anymore

[@jamisonedwards8162]

Everyone is talking about Lego, but I'll say plastic injection molds can be as light as about ten pounds for small ones, or as heavy as a ton for some of the middle sized ones, but one scratch can be thousands of dollars in repairs. Some days I miss it.

[@beaveroc4688]

I love the random excuse to use Starscream's theme music that is in every video he can find a use for.

[@JackieTheBastard]

"What's your history with LEGO?" "LEGOs traumatized me" *Pulls out a gun* "NO, LEGO!!!"

[@jalen8r]

I swear to god the starscream boss battle music is like a tier 3 fact fiend inside joke 💀

[@KorliWolf]

In regards to the quote: "I didn't know companies could name other companies" Sega did this. They had an advertisement that goes "Sega does what Nintendon't"

[@pyroyergen5986]

Just go outside its already raining 🤣🤣🤣 so true

[@shawnmyer2747]

It would be an interesting topic of discussion. Hot Toys are premium action figures that run around $200. They come with a ton of accessories and are considered the gold standard within the action figure collecting community.

[@carlprice3203]

7 months late on this, but the best hot sauce I've personally had only comes out in gift packs around the holiday shopping season in the USA.

[@CocoMura]

>be poor >had bionicles >when they break they don't rly break >mix and match >made weird machines w. lil gears and pullies

[@bencawkins7365]

Now Mr.Smallwood bionicles are one of the greatest things that came about, but I have to say ninjgoo suckes and ended up killing off bionicles which sadness me so.

[@jesusrivas2941]

I was literally reading a transformers manual when you mentioned it!!!

[@kennethM]

The needing if this video is amazing. I'm excited for the next part.

[@RangerJosey]

I was too poor for Lego as a kid. So we got the knockoff. Megablocks or something like that. Now I'm an adult. With adult money. And I'm still too poor for Lego.

[@canrex7540]

I'm here to fight you about Bionicle, but you're absolutely right about it having Sonic energy. I have some things to think about

[@devilsadvocate.]

5:43 Now just remember all the times Karl has brought up Action Man and how cool he is and just feel the hypocrisy of him judging you for still liking bionicle.

[@somejerkbag]

I wish i still had my 89 style batmobile with the batman and Joker figures. Sold em in a yard sale when i was "old enough to not need toys anymore". Nothing but regrets....

[@spiranomad]

As an avid airsofter who likes to tinker, Nerf has been making me question my financial decisions. I want to purchase a lot of these newer foam blasters, gut them and implant airsoft internals just to be "that guy" at the airsoft field.

[@espurrjelly]

My favorite thing that happened with lego is the cake reward for pink bricks hidden in builds.

[@233Deadman]

I know that the toys I collected as a kid (and ruined the value of by actually playing with them) were the old Robot Wars pullbacks that were around back when the show was popular in the early 2000s. Unfortunately the only three I never got are the three rarest ones, two of which was because of a higher price point: One was £15 instead of the normal £10 that the others went for, and the other was exclusive to a set with other assorted bullshit in it that cost about £25 or something. And when you're a little kid who's not getting that much pocket money a week, £10 was a pretty good price, the others not so much.

[@nothazzz]

I don't really comment on videos often but I have to make this one to stand up for Bionicle. C'mon Karl...😂

[@trekkie117]

You mispronounced "kick ass" when talking about Bionicle

[@benracer]

Most expensive transformer I have is a masterpiece tigatron Would love to own a optimus prime lego and an early MP starscream

[@robthepuppet7007]

My time to bring in my transformers geekiness, Karl, you can totally buy transformers for less than 200 dollars that look like the Gen 1 designs. A while back for the 35th anniversary of transformers, they released a cel shaded Optimus prime and megatron that look EXACTLY like they did in transformers devastation, I think nowadays they run up to 40-50 bucks a piece, but they’re both really good affordable action figures. There’s also currently a huge slew of Generation one designs and prices can range from 10-70 dollars depending on size. They’ve also made 100-200 dollar “masterpiece” figures of the different characters that are hyper poseable and really accurate. You can get a starscream and say the line, Karl.

[@Sergiblacklist]

I really want the halo & alien nerf guns 😂 I loved bionical as a kid and I'll die on the hill that the first 3 gens are great.

[@al6464]

When i was younger I went to a ToysRus to get some Lego. There was a set that had a tripod robot that i really wanted, but i sadly could not find it. So i got a different set, but when I got home and opened that set it was the tripod robot.

[@goosenotmaverick1156]

I just wanna say, you guys included the clip of Adam savages tested, I literally came here from his video unboxing and reviewing a delorean time machine 1/6th scale model from back to the future 2. Lol

[@bottledwaterprod]

Bro. Want a future tech Super Soaker? Check out the Spyra One. It shoots actual bolts of water, fills itself by sticking the muzzle in water, and it even has a shot counter like Halo.

[@DrTurtleBee]

We converted our Hogwarts entrance into a church because we don't need a Hogwarts in our Halloween village but we do need a church to be over run by vampires and zombies.

[@Marx1684]

Your going to drive after market sales for Transformers Devastation.😂

[@JohnClark-tt2bl]

Lego, a child's first introduction to caltrops. 🤬

[@shattered_helix]

Something from my childhood I had that I would LOVE to see a new/updated version of is Bone Age Dinosaurs. Anyone who knows, knows.

[@juliansepulveda9860]

I wasn't expecting the bionicle slander😂

[@jacksghost4471]

Ngl I love Bionicle simply bcuz it's so nostalgic to me now. I don't have any left but I'd be a happy man if I ever got one again. They're nostalgic to the point of bringing childhood joy back to my eyes lmao

[@alexfranz817]

At this point I genuinely have no idea what kind of toys im going to get my children when they're old enough for them. I want to get them Legos but I've seen the price tag on them and I don't know if I'll ever be able to actually afford that

[@HypeIke]

I've collected many toy lines over the years: Lego, transformers, power rangers, gundams/gunpla but the one I'm really in for is Kamen Rider. Haven't gotten any of the adult collector line items yet (under the CSM line) but maybe someday. It's a bottomless pit of collecting though as bandai will sell literally anything seen on the show so gotta know what your wanting from it

[@Alls10]

I look forward to Christmas and birthdays because the hot sauce 😋

[@dumdawgpro]

i havent bought an insanely marked up video game from my childhood that is not legally possible to buy otherwise... but i have thought of it.

[@maserbantez]

On the plus side, the nerd gun game is on point

[@J-Vasa]

Stick wars when you was a kid is so relatable lol

[@halfknight2310]

5:30 ... you have unleashed the fandom army, prepare for war. just kidding. but still, oh boy, you have broke the dam,

[@paddy1225]

I've got 5 "spy kits" from my childhood still in my loft 😂

[@sonofabiggs66]

The toy that i have very fond memories of, and would probably pay way too much for now is Zoids.

[@GerinoMorn]

Also, bionicles were great because they had a lot of compact worm drive parts that were great for building my medieval artillery collection

[@ruzzodac]

My new adult entertainer name will now be "Jack Stone!"

[@maxxlovesmilk6542]

I literally spent like 80 bucks on solid plastic star lord guns that are just for show (they don't do anything) although in my defense they were originally for halloween.

[@atjatkatkaktark]

Lego Star Wars and space patrol was most of my childhood

[@theforce243]

I really enjoyed bionicle and hero factory, but those joints broke so easily

[@jaymontana2708]

I'm saving up for the 1000 dollar lego Millennium Falcon. Not even sure where I'll put it yet. The thing is huge.

[@michaelyapp3254]

🤣🤣🤣 A Super soaker mini gun!!!

[@stupaul2]

You reminded me of how i feel about the word waffle. Not the food, just the word. The more you say it, the dumber and sillier the word sounds.

[@rmo9808]

I built a couple mechs to battle each other. I was a fan of exosquad and battletech as a kid

[@djmccullough9233]

I would buy a massive illuminated Enterprise D in a transparent coffeetable, someplace it could be on display, but not need to be dusted constantly. I know something like it exists or i could make my own. But space.

[@Ninjamation345]

8:35 damn out off pocket but true lmao 💀

[@DanCap123]

Summer Fact Fiend water fight meet up!?

[@R3TR0_F0X]

I have a sizable collection of the LEGO Technic cars/bikes. I've maybe 6-7 models worth about £300 all in