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->Voiced by: Patrick Hagan, Creator/JuneForay
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Scripts and other documents make it clear that Cedric does not rule over the Bulls' castle on Castle Island; it actually belongs to the Bull King and Bull Queen who appear during the Jousting minigame.
!!Gnarly Bones
->Voiced by: Mike Jones
* AscendedExtra: Gnarly Bones first appeared in the skateboard park of ''LEGO Island 2'' as a background character with a non-speaking role. He's given a bigger role in the sequel, ''Island Xtreme Stunts''.
* FriendlySkeleton: As his name indicates, Gnarly Bones is a skeleton. He's also a friendly skateboarder who races against Pepper.
* SuddenNameChange: In the Game Boy Advance version of ''LEGO Island 2'', he is referred to as Bony Hawk. This was changed to Gnarly Bones in ''Island Xtreme Stunts''.
->Voiced by: Mike Jones
* AscendedExtra: Gnarly Bones first appeared in the skateboard park of ''LEGO Island 2'' as a background character with a non-speaking role. He's given a bigger role in the sequel, ''Island Xtreme Stunts''.
* FriendlySkeleton: As his name indicates, Gnarly Bones is a skeleton. He's also a friendly skateboarder who races against Pepper.
* SuddenNameChange: In the Game Boy Advance version of ''LEGO Island 2'', he is referred to as Bony Hawk. This was changed to Gnarly Bones in ''Island Xtreme Stunts''.
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* AdaptationalJerkass: While he was already the BigBad of the Knights Kingdom 1 sets he originated from, he did have some redeeming qualities, such as him taking the orphaned boy Weezil under his wing and having a FreudianExcuse explaining that he wanted Leo's castle due to not having his own kingdom to rule. But here, none of those traits of Cedric exist. He has a castle of his own, which eliminates the purpose of why he was after Leo's, and he proves that he WouldHurtAChild in his battle against Pepper.
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* AdaptationalJerkass: While he was already the BigBad of the Knights Kingdom 1 sets he originated from, he did have some redeeming qualities, such as him taking the orphaned boy Weezil under his wing and having a FreudianExcuse explaining that he wanted Leo's castle due to not having his own kingdom to rule.wing. But here, none of those traits of Cedric exist. He has a castle of his own, which eliminates the purpose of why he was after Leo's, and Here, he proves that he WouldHurtAChild in his battle against Pepper.
* OneSteveLimit: In the game itself, Cedric the Bull is the only character named "Cedric". However, [[AllThereInTheScript the text dump for the Game Boy Advance version]] refers to the Bull King as "King Cedric", meaning there are at least two Cedrics associated with the Bulls faction.
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* InconsistentSpelling: Pippin's surname tends to vary in spelling between different sources. In this case, it's spelled "Read".
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* InconsistentSpelling: Pippin's surname tends to vary in spelling between different sources. In this case, it's spelled "Read".
"Read", matching her original Danish name.
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* SpeaksFluentAnimal: Dr. Kilroy is able to converse with the T-Rex that needs help rescuing its fellow dinosaurs from Mr. Hates' camp.
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* SpeaksFluentAnimal: Dr. Kilroy is able to converse with the T-Rex that needs help rescuing its fellow dinosaurs from Mr. Hates' camp.
camp. According to the design document, he's speaking "an ancient language".
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* AdaptationNameChange:
** Sort of (it's always a confusing issue with this character). When ''LEGO Island 2'' was released in 2001, this character was most commonly known as Sam Sinister (or [[InconsistentSpelling Sam Sanister]]) in ''Toys/LEGOAdventurers'', but this game goes back to using "Mr. Hates", one of his various {{Dub Name Change}}s from the Egypt subtheme in 1998. If you were an American LEGO fan and never read ''The Curse of the Mummy'' puzzle book, you'd be very confused why this character is suddenly given a completely different name.
** Played more straight in the design document for ''DIG'' (an unreleased ''Toys/LEGOAdventurers-based'' sequel to ''LEGO Island''), where he is named "Colonel or Baron von Brickoff of Buildovia". Unlike "Mr. Hates", "von Brickoff" was never a name he went by in the ''Adventurers'' series. Amusingly, the document claims that he often changes his [[ConstantlyChangingName name]] and [[MultipleChoicePast story]].
** Sort of (it's always a confusing issue with this character). When ''LEGO Island 2'' was released in 2001, this character was most commonly known as Sam Sinister (or [[InconsistentSpelling Sam Sanister]]) in ''Toys/LEGOAdventurers'', but this game goes back to using "Mr. Hates", one of his various {{Dub Name Change}}s from the Egypt subtheme in 1998. If you were an American LEGO fan and never read ''The Curse of the Mummy'' puzzle book, you'd be very confused why this character is suddenly given a completely different name.
** Played more straight in the design document for ''DIG'' (an unreleased ''Toys/LEGOAdventurers-based'' sequel to ''LEGO Island''), where he is named "Colonel or Baron von Brickoff of Buildovia". Unlike "Mr. Hates", "von Brickoff" was never a name he went by in the ''Adventurers'' series. Amusingly, the document claims that he often changes his [[ConstantlyChangingName name]] and [[MultipleChoicePast story]].
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* DubNameChange: Despite being called "Mr. Hates" in the English version, he is named "Sam Sinister" in all non-English versions, though it is literally translated as "Sam Finster" in the German version. This is especially peculiar, considering that "Sam Sinister" was his most common English name at the time while "Mr. Hates" had been used in 1998 German ''Adventurers'' media and the Danish version of ''VideoGame/LEGORacers''; meanwhile, Johnny Thunder is the only other ''Adventurers'' character with a DubNameChange in ''LEGO Island 2'', and only in Spanish and German.
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* DitchingTheDubNames: Sort of (it's always a confusing issue with this character). Along with the other ''Toys/LegoAdventurers'' characters in ''LEGO Island 2'', Mr. Hates uses his original Danish name instead of localized names like Baron von Barron. However, when ''LEGO Island 2'' was released in 2001, this character was most commonly known as Sam Sinister (or [[InconsistentSpelling Sam Sanister]]) at the time, making it seem like an AdaptationNameChange for anyone who wasn't familiar with his original name.
* DubNameChange: Despite being called "Mr. Hates" in the English version, he is named "Sam Sinister" in all non-Englishversions, versions (including Danish), though it is literally translated as "Sam Finster" in the German version. This is especially peculiar, considering that "Sam Sinister" was his most common English name at the time while "Mr. Hates" had been used in 1998 his original Danish and German ''Adventurers'' media and the Danish version of ''VideoGame/LEGORacers''; name; meanwhile, Johnny Thunder is the only other ''Adventurers'' character with a DubNameChange in ''LEGO Island 2'', and only in Spanish and German.
* DubNameChange: Despite being called "Mr. Hates" in the English version, he is named "Sam Sinister" in all non-English
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!!Gnarly Bones
->Voiced by: Mike Jones
* DemBones: As his name indicates, this skateboarder is a skeleton.
->Voiced by: Mike Jones
* DemBones: As his name indicates, this skateboarder is a skeleton.
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* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: He does not appear in the sequels.
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* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: He does not appear in the sequels.sequels (outside of the GBC port of ''LI2''.
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* PutOnABus: For unexplained reasons, Studs Linkin does not appear in ''LEGO Island 2: The Brickster's Revenge''. However, TheBusCameBack for ''Island Xtreme Stunts''.
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* PutOnABus: For unexplained reasons, Studs Linkin does not appear in ''LEGO Island 2: The Brickster's Revenge''.Revenge'' (except for the GBC port). However, TheBusCameBack for ''Island Xtreme Stunts''.
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* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: They do not appear in the sequels, though Glen appears in the GBA version of ''Brickster's Revenge'' (where he also mentions his wife, although she does not appear).
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* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: They do not appear in the sequels, though Glen appears they both appear in the GBA version of ''Brickster's Revenge'' (where he also mentions his wife, although she does not appear).Revenge'', though Dorothy looks completely different and Glen is now a farmer.
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* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: He does not appear in the sequels.
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* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: He does not appear in the sequels.sequels (except for the GBC port of ''LI2'').
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!!Shiney Dorris
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!!Shiney Dorris
Doris
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* InconsistentSpelling: His surname is sometimes spelled "Clickitt" and sometimes spelled "Clickett".
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* SpellMyNameWithAnS: His surname is sometimes spelled "Clickitt" and sometimes spelled "Clickett".
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* InconsistentSpelling: His name is written as Jack O. Trades in ''LEGO Island'', Jack O' Trades in ''LEGO Island 2'', and Jack O'Trades in ''Island Xtreme Stunts''.
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* SpellMyNameWithAnS: His name is written as Jack O. Trades in ''LEGO Island'', Jack O' Trades in ''LEGO Island 2'', and Jack O'Trades in ''Island Xtreme Stunts''.
* InconsistentSpelling: Their name is hyphenated in ''LEGO Island 2'', but written as "Bricksterbot" in ''VideoGame/LEGOSoccerMania''.
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* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Their name is hyphenated in ''LEGO Island 2'', but written as "Bricksterbot" in ''VideoGame/LEGOSoccerMania''.
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* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Pippin's surname tends to vary in spelling between different sources. In this case, it's spelled "Read".
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* SpellMyNameWithAnS: InconsistentSpelling: Pippin's surname tends to vary in spelling between different sources. In this case, it's spelled "Read".
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** Sort of (it's always a confusing issue with this character). When ''LEGO Island 2'' was released in 2001, this character was most commonly known as Sam Sinister (or [[SpellMyNameWithAnS Sam Sanister]]) in ''Toys/LEGOAdventurers'', but this game goes back to using "Mr. Hates", one of his various {{Dub Name Change}}s from the Egypt subtheme in 1998. If you were an American LEGO fan and never read ''The Curse of the Mummy'' puzzle book, you'd be very confused why this character is suddenly given a completely different name.
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** Sort of (it's always a confusing issue with this character). When ''LEGO Island 2'' was released in 2001, this character was most commonly known as Sam Sinister (or [[SpellMyNameWithAnS [[InconsistentSpelling Sam Sanister]]) in ''Toys/LEGOAdventurers'', but this game goes back to using "Mr. Hates", one of his various {{Dub Name Change}}s from the Egypt subtheme in 1998. If you were an American LEGO fan and never read ''The Curse of the Mummy'' puzzle book, you'd be very confused why this character is suddenly given a completely different name.
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* WhatTheHellIsThatAccent: In the first game, he speaks with a rather Jamaican-sounding accent.
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* WhatTheHellIsThatAccent: In the first game, he speaks with a rather Jamaican-sounding German-sounding accent.
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* AdaptationalVillainy: In ''LEGO Soccer Mania'', Captain Click joins the Brickster's Intergalactic team, which is otherwise comprised of notorious LEGO villains. While he was initially planned as the antagonist in a potential TV series pilot, he's only a [[CynicalMentor helpful (albeit cranky) mentor]] in ''LEGO Island''.
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* AdaptationalVillainy: In ''LEGO Soccer Mania'', ''VideoGame/LEGOSoccerMania'', Captain Click joins the Brickster's Intergalactic team, which is otherwise comprised of notorious LEGO villains. While he was initially planned as the antagonist in a potential TV series pilot, he's only a [[CynicalMentor helpful (albeit cranky) mentor]] in ''LEGO Island''.
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* EyepatchOfPower: When Captain Click appears in the flesh... err, bone... in ''LEGO Soccer Mania'', his eyepatch is his sole distinguishing feature from the other pirate skeletons on his team.
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* EyepatchOfPower: When Captain Click appears in the flesh... err, bone... in ''LEGO Soccer Mania'', ''VideoGame/LEGOSoccerMania'', his eyepatch is his sole distinguishing feature from the other pirate skeletons on his team.
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* TheVoice: Until his appearance in ''LEGO Soccer Mania'', Captain Click only stayed behind his locked door and only his voice could be heard.
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* TheVoice: Until his appearance in ''LEGO Soccer Mania'', ''VideoGame/LEGOSoccerMania'', Captain Click only stayed behind his locked door and only his voice could be heard.
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* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Their name is hyphenated in ''LEGO Island 2'', but written as "Bricksterbot" in ''Soccer Mania.
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* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Their name is hyphenated in ''LEGO Island 2'', but written as "Bricksterbot" in ''Soccer Mania.''VideoGame/LEGOSoccerMania''.
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* YouAreNumberSix: In ''Soccer Mania'', the Brickster-Bot players are simply named "Bricksterbot 1" through "Bricksterbot 6", unlike all the other uniquely-named characters in the game.
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* YouAreNumberSix: In ''Soccer Mania'', ''VideoGame/LEGOSoccerMania'', the Brickster-Bot players are simply named "Bricksterbot 1" through "Bricksterbot 6", unlike all the other uniquely-named characters in the game.
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* HeroicMime: Pepper, Papa, Mama, Nick, and Laura in the first game are all very talkative as NPCs, but are totally silent when you play as them.
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* HeroicMime: Pepper, Papa, Mama, Nick, and Laura in the first game are all very talkative as NPCs, [=NPCs=], but are totally silent when you play as them.
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* VocalDissonance: While John Morris averts this trope due to being [[ChildrenVoicingChildren an actual kid voicing a kid]], Diane Perry plays it straight by giving him a squeaky voice that makes him sound more like an alien than a pizza delivery boy.
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!!Shared Tropes
* HeroicMime: Pepper, Papa, Mama, Nick, and Laura in the first game are all very talkative as NPCs, but are totally silent when you play as them.
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* HeroicMime: Aside from a few grunts, Pepper Roni has no dialogue in ''Island Xtreme Stunts''. He is also voiceless when playing as him in the first game.
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* HeroicMime: The few to be this outside of playing him in the first game. Aside from a few grunts, Pepper Roni has no dialogue in ''Island Xtreme Stunts''. He is also voiceless when playing as him in the first game.Stunts''.
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* HeroicMime: In the first game, Mama is very talkative as an NPC, but completely silent as the player character.
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* WomenAreWiser: More level-headed and prudent than her husband or Pepper.
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* HeroicMime: In the first game, Papa is very talkative as an NPC, but completely silent as the player character.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Tends to be really grumpy and impatient, but is a good guy and loving father.
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* HeroicMime: In the first game, Nick is very talkative as an NPC, but completely silent as the player character.
* OnlySaneMan: [[DownplayedTrope Downplayed since he is still really eccentric and a bit dopey,]] but nevertheless Nick is still arguably the most level-headed and mature person on the whole island. This is most prevalent in ''Island Extreme Stunts'' where he is one of the few characters who doesn't fall for the Brickster's lies on being reformed.
* OnlySaneMan: [[DownplayedTrope Downplayed since he is still really eccentric and a bit dopey,]] but nevertheless Nick is still arguably the most level-headed and mature person on the whole island. This is most prevalent in ''Island Extreme Stunts'' where he is one of the few characters who doesn't fall for the Brickster's lies on being reformed.
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* CloudCuckoolander: She can get rather loopy on occasion, which makes for a funny contrast with her otherwise serious personality.
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* HeroicMime: In the first game, Laura is very talkative as an NPC, but completely silent as the player character.
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The benevolent but ''extremely'' goofy creator of Lego Island and the closest it has to a leader. He is your almost constant guide and mentor in each game.
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* PutOnABus: For unexplained reasons, Studs Linkin does not appear in ''LEGO Isladn 2: The Brickster's Revenge''. However, TheBusCameBack for ''Island Xtreme Stunts''.
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* PutOnABus: For unexplained reasons, Studs Linkin does not appear in ''LEGO Isladn Island 2: The Brickster's Revenge''. However, TheBusCameBack for ''Island Xtreme Stunts''.
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* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: They do not appear in the sequels.
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* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: They do not appear in the sequels.sequels, though Glen appears in the GBA version of ''Brickster's Revenge'' (where he also mentions his wife, although she does not appear).
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* TaughtByExperience: Having been defeated twice before through Pizzas, The Brickster by the time of the third game had AcquiredPoisonImmunity to every type of chili that is put on them; making the FinalBattle that much more difficult for Pepper.
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* {{Leitmotif}}: "The Jail" from [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGjHUdZARd0 the first game]], which overlaps with EvolvingMusic in [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WRpp99TZdxY the third game.]]
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* AcquiredPoisonImmunity: During ''Lego Island 2'', The Brickster had stored away a ton of chili peppers from previous Pizza deliveries in order to use them for his [[BreathWeapon Brickster Dragon Breath]] so he could escape, only to later get recaptured by the Brickolinis' creating Pizzas with extra-spicy Peppers from Ogel Island. By the time of ''Island Xtreme Stunts'', The Brickster states that Pepper throwing Pizzas at him aren't going to be effective against him now.
-->"Over the years, I've eaten so much pizza that I am ''immune'' to any type of Chili."
-->"Over the years, I've eaten so much pizza that I am ''immune'' to any type of Chili."
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* SatanicArchetype: Silly as it may seem, the Brickster does fit the bill. He was the first Lego person created by the Infomaniac, and was initially on good terms with him. But when his maker went on to create other people, the Brickster went mad with envy and became the enemy of all Lego Island.
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* SatanicArchetype: Silly as it may seem, the Brickster does fit the bill. He was the first Lego person created by the Infomaniac, and was initially on good terms with him. But when his maker went on to create other people, the Brickster went mad with envy and became the enemy of all Lego Island, even making his own EvilCounterpart to the Island called [[SdrawkcabName Ogel]] Island.
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Trope has been merged into Badass Biker, ZCE.
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* BikerBabe
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* SatanicArchetype: Silly as it may seem, the Brickster does fit the bill. He was the first Lego person created by the Infomaniac, and was initially on good terms with him. But when his maker went on to create other people, the Brickster went mad with envy and became the enemy of all Lego Island.
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* MissingMom: While it is known that his father vanished on an adventure, there is no mention of what happened to his mother.
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* NiceGuy: He is a very chill dude who is always happy to help someone in need.
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* EarlyInstallmentCharacterDesignDifference: In the first game, the Brickster's beard is depicted as SolidCartoonFacialStubble. In subsequent appearances (and the physical Franchise/LEGO sets), his beard is depicted as black dots.
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* EarlyInstallmentCharacterDesignDifference: In the first game, the Brickster's beard is depicted as SolidCartoonFacialStubble. In subsequent appearances (and the physical Franchise/LEGO Franchise/{{LEGO}} sets), his beard is depicted as black dots.
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* EarlyInstallmentCharacterDesignDifference: In the first game, the Brickster's beard is depicted as SolidCartoonFacialStubble. In subsequent appearances (and the physical Franchise/LEGO sets), his beard is depicted as black dots.
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* SolidCartoonFacialStubble: In the first game, the lower half of the Brickster's face is solid gray to represent stubble. It's also a case of EarlyInstallmentCharacterDesignDifference, since the sequels (and the physical [=LEGO=] sets for Island Xtreme Stunts) give him more detailed stubble represented as tiny black dots on his yellow skin.
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For some reason, I forgot to add Nick Brick's VA earlier...
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->Voiced by: Fred Raker (''LEGO Island''), Alan Marriot (''Island Xtreme Stunts'')
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->Voiced by: Fred Raker (''LEGO Island''), Jack Roberts (''LEGO Island 2''), Alan Marriot (''Island Xtreme Stunts'')
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* CompositeCharacter: [[AllThereInTheScript Development documents]] for the first game confirm that Jack O' Trades was intended to be one of the car mechanics, not one of the Flying Legandos. A fan website that misattributed the name to the Flying Legando ended up resulting in citogenesis, as future installments would combine the appearance of the Flying Legando and the name of the car mechanic into a single character.
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* CompositeCharacter: [[AllThereInTheScript Development documents]] for the first game confirm that Jack O' O. Trades was intended to be one of the car mechanics, not one of the Flying Legandos. A fan website that misattributed the name to the Flying Legando ended up resulting in citogenesis, as future installments would combine the appearance of the Flying Legando and the name of the car mechanic into a single character.
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* ThoseTwoGuys: Like Return and Enter, Bumpy Kindergreen and Jack O' Trades form a comedic duo in the first game. After Bumpy got {{chuck|CunninghamSyndrome}}ed, this is no longer the case in the sequels.
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* SpellMyNameWithAnS: His name is written as Jack O. Trades in ''LEGO Island'', Jack O' Trades in ''LEGO Island 2'', and Jack O'Trades in ''Island Xtreme Stunts''.
* ThoseTwoGuys: Like Return and Enter, Bumpy Kindergreen and JackO' O. Trades form a comedic duo in the first game. After Bumpy got {{chuck|CunninghamSyndrome}}ed, this is no longer the case in the sequels.
* ThoseTwoGuys: Like Return and Enter, Bumpy Kindergreen and Jack
* EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep: DJ Radio is simply credited as the "Radio Guy" in the first game's credits.
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* NoNameGiven: His name is not mentioned in ''LEGO Island'', and the credits only refer to him as the "Radio Guy". [[AllThereInTheManual The manual]], however, did reveal his full name DJ Radio... until ''Island Xtreme Stunts'' {{Retcon}}ned it to DJ Jackitt.
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* NoNameGiven: His name is not mentioned in ''LEGO Island'', and the credits only refer to him as the "Radio Guy". [[AllThereInTheManual SuddenNameChange: The manual]], however, did reveal first game's manual revealed his full name DJ Radio... until ''Island Xtreme Stunts'' {{Retcon}}ned changed it to DJ Jackitt.Jackitt. This has even caused some debate about whether the original game's DJ Radio and the sequels' DJ Jackitt are actually meant to be separate characters.
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* CrazyPrepared: They bring a shark, a tree, a parasol, and a mailbox on their ambulance mission.
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* CrazyPrepared: They bring a shark, a tree, a parasol, and a mailbox on their ambulance mission. They explain that they're bringing the parasol just in case it's hot outside, and the mailbox just in case they happen to need to mail a letter.
* AdaptationalVillainy: In ''LEGO Soccer Mania'', Captain Click joins the Brickster's Intergalactic team, which is otherwise comprised of notorious LEGO villains. While he was initially planned as the antagonist in a potential TV series pilot, he's only a [[CynicalMentor helpful (albeit cranky) mentor]] in ''LEGO Island''.
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* PermaStubble: Sharing the same face with Nubby Stevens and Studs Linkin, he always has a chin full of stubble, unlike the clean-shaven Jack O' Trades.
* RhymesOnADime: Bumpy Kindergreen and Jack O' Trades' entire dialogue during the tow truck mission:
* RhymesOnADime: Bumpy Kindergreen and Jack O' Trades' entire dialogue during the tow truck mission:
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* PermaStubble: Sharing the same face with Nubby Stevens and Studs Linkin, he always has a chin full of stubble, unlike the clean-shaven Jack O' O. Trades.
* RhymesOnADime: Bumpy Kindergreen and JackO' O. Trades' entire dialogue during the tow truck mission:
* RhymesOnADime: Bumpy Kindergreen and Jack
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* ThoseTwoGuys: Like Return and Enter, Bumpy Kindergreen and Jack O' Trades form a comedic duo.
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* ThoseTwoGuys: Like Return and Enter, Bumpy Kindergreen and Jack O' O. Trades form a comedic duo.
* DubNameChange: In German, he's Joe Freeman; in Spanish, he's Johny Explorador. Notably, he's the only one of the three heroic adventurers to have different names across different languages, since Pippin Read and Dr. Kilroy's names remain consistent.
* SpeaksFluentAnimal: Dr. Kilroy is able to converse with the T-Rex that needs help rescuing its fellow dinosaurs from Mr. Hates' camp.
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* EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep: He's only known as the old fisherman.
* ToylessToylineCharacter: Although based on the ''Toys/LEGOAdventurers'' theme and being derived from Mr. Cunningham's minifigure, the old fisherman does not appear as a physical minifigure in any actual LEGO sets.
* ToylessToylineCharacter: Although based on the ''Toys/LEGOAdventurers'' theme and being derived from Mr. Cunningham's minifigure, the old fisherman does not appear as a physical minifigure in any actual LEGO sets.
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* EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep: He's only known as AmbiguousSituation: [[AllThereInTheScript Design documents]] indicate that the old fisherman.
Old Fisherman was at one point intended to be Pepper's father, which would make him Bologna Roni. Although there are hints of this in the final game (they both wear CoolShades and have PermaStubble, and the Old Fisherman and Pepper refer to each other as "Pops" and "Sonny"), it's unknown whether this is still canonical. Furthermore, Bologna appears near Adventurers' Island in the GBC version, which does not feature the Old Fisherman.
* HisNameReallyIsBarkeep: He introduces himself by saying that his name is the Old Fisherman.
* ToylessToylineCharacter: Although based on the ''Toys/LEGOAdventurers'' theme and being derived from Mr. Cunningham's minifigure, theold fisherman Old Fisherman does not appear as a physical minifigure in any actual LEGO sets.
* HisNameReallyIsBarkeep: He introduces himself by saying that his name is the Old Fisherman.
* ToylessToylineCharacter: Although based on the ''Toys/LEGOAdventurers'' theme and being derived from Mr. Cunningham's minifigure, the
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Full name is credited in the manual.
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