Guia Lego

1. Introduction

2. FAQ

3. Basics

3A. Controls

3B. Menus/Displays

3C. Hints/Tips

3D. Character Powers

4. The Helicarrier/Manhattan Hub

5. Story Missions

5A. Sand Central Station

5B. Times Square Off

5C. Exploratory Laboratory

5D. Rock Up at the Lock Up

5E. Rebooted, Resuited

5F. Red Head Detention

5G. Bifrosty Reception

5H. Juggernauts and Crosses

5I. Doctor in the House

5J. That Sinking Feeling

5K. Taking Liberties

5L. Rapturous Rise

5M. Magnetic Personality

5N. A Doom With a View

5O. The Good, the Bad, and the Hungry

6. Manhattan Missions

6A. A Shock Withdrawal

6B. Feeling Fisky

6C. The Thrill of the Chess

6D. Put Up Your Dukes

6E. Tabloid Tidy Up

6F. Stunt Show Surprise

6G. Reptilian Ruckus

6H. Bro-tunheim

6I. Nuff Said

6J. House Party Protocol

6K. Stranger Danger

7. Manhattan Exploration

7A. Stan Lee in Peril

7B. Races

7C. Tokens

7D. Gold Bricks

7E. Question Marks

7F. Daily Bugle Snapshots

7G. Mission Sets

7H. Bonus Level: The Brick Apple

8. Characters

8A. Main Characters

8B. Other Characters

8C. Ground Vehicles

8D. Water Vehicles

8E. Air Vehicles

9. Secrets/Unlockables

9A. How To Get 100%

9B. Extras

9C. Trophies/Achievements

9D. Secret Codes

10. Standard Guide Stuff

10A. Legal

10B. E-mail Guidelines

10C. Credits

10D. Version Updates

10E. The Final Word

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1. INTRODUCTION

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Greetings, true... ugh... believers.

So YEAH! Welcome to my FAQ/Walkthrough for LEGO Marvel Super Heroes! In

this guide you will find the means to make your way through the crazy world

of Marvel and save New York City once again from the threat of super

destruction, which is much worse than regular destruction. You'll also find

how to get all the collectibles in each of the missions, as well as all the

hidden stuff there is to find in Manhattan, so let's go! IT'S MAHVEL BABY!

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2. FAQ

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Q: What is LEGO Marvel Super Heroes?

A: This is a LEGO-styled action game released in 2013 throwing the varied

Marvel super heroes and villains into a big pot and just stirring it.

Q: What is the ESRB rating of this game?

A: This game is rated E10+, with the added descriptor of Cartoon Violence.

Q: Would this game be good for my kids?

A: All violence is done towards LEGO bricks, so there's no blood. While the

game makes references to the Marvel movies, it's not even nearly as dire as

some of those movies get. It all remains a pretty lighthearted romp. As far

as positive aspects of the game towards kids, the gameplay is focused on

exploration, discovery, and critical thinking. The co-operative gameplay

style and forgiving difficulty is also a plus.

Q: Does this game follow the story of any movie or comic book?

A: The game's story is pretty original, although several *references* are

made to the Marvel movies, and characters who have recently been in movies

tend to get higher billing. The story basically bounces around between

different heroes fighting different villains, and them all coming together

in the end.

Q: Are there voice actors in this game? Who plays who?

A: Yes there are. Awesomely enough, many of the voice actors have voiced

the characters they play in the past. For example:

Wolverine - Steve Blum

Spider-Man - James Arnold Taylor

Hulk - Fred Tatasciore

Deadpool - Nolan North

Captain America - Roger Craig Smith

And most awesomely, Clark Gregg himself plays Agent Coulson.

Oh, and of course Stan Lee plays himself.

Q: How many people can play? Is there online play?

A: Two, and no.

Q: What's new about this game compared to the recent LEGO games?

A: Not much. If you've played LEGO Batman 2, you'll find the two games

pretty similar. Same big sandbox, same wealth of super powers to use,

same kind of mission progression bouncing around the hub.

Q: Can I save in the middle of a Story Mission?

A: Yes! At several points throughout missions, there are things called

"Save Switches", which will save your progress within the mission, allowing

you to quit and return to that spot. The important thing to remember is

that to return to that spot, you must resume the mission by going to its

starting location in Manhattan.

Q: I'm at the spot you say that a collectible is, but there's nothing there!

A: Depending on your system, it may take some time for the items in an area

to load. Wait around for a moment in the area to see if the objects appear.

If not, pause the game and step away for a minute or two. It should all be

loaded up by the time you get back.

Q: I'm switching characters in Free Play, but I have no giant characters!

What gives?

A: Step away from a wall or give yourself some space. Giant characters need

some room to be called in.

Q: Why are there no icons for certain sidequests in Manhattan when you say

there are?

A: Some icons will only appear after a certain amount of time in the story.

You'll need to complete story missions to make them appear. For instance,

the Guardians of the Galaxy characters will only appear after you finish.

Q: The game didn't give me the character I need for Free Play. How do I

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