History VideoGame / TheLegoMovieVideogame

* StylisticSuck: Drawing from how it is with the movie, unlike every other ''LEGO Adaptation Game'' where body-parts move and stretch as fluidly as organic life, here most characters can only move according to the articulation realistically available to their designs, meaning for minfigs there are no bending elbows or knees, no grasping claws, and no twisting torsos. The exceptions to this are, again like the movie, expressive faces for everybody and Unikitty having a near-constantly shapeshifting brick body.

* PowerMakesYourVoiceDeep: Thanks to AdaptationExpansion giving [[HulkingOut Mega Kitty]] a lot more lines, it's much more noticeable that giving into her rage cause Unikitty to temporarily become a GutturalGrowler, contrasting her normal high-pitched peppy voice.

* EleventhHourSuperpower: The last few levels not only have Emmet unlocking his Master Builder powers, but the last two levels overall feature him piloting his HumongousMecha, and boy does it live up to the awesomeness of the movie, being TheJuggernaut when faced against hordes of Micro-Managers that in past levels gave everybody but Metalbeard major trouble. The very last level also adapts Unikitty's RageBreakingPoint by having her in permanent [[HulkingOut Angry Kitty]] mode for the whole duration.

* PowerMakesYourVoiceDeep: Thanks to AdaptationExpansion giving [[HulkingOut Angry Kitty]] a lot more lines, it's much more noticeable that giving into her rage cause Unikitty to temporarily become a GutturalGrowler, contrasting her normal high-pitched peppy voice.

* GameplayAndStoryIntegration: In contrast to all other LEGO games where almost every character can build stuff, with only the {{Joke Character}}s being exceptions, this game has it where only Master Builders can use hopping random LEGO bricks, while anybody else will initially try to build something before getting confused over the lack of instructions, just like how things are in the movie. An extension of this is how following Emmet's EleventhHourSuperpower moment, all versions of him permanently become Master Builders.

* AdaptationExpansion: The game expands on several scenes from the movie, such as Vitruvius defending the Kragle from Lord Business, the team stopping the submarine from leaking, and Emmet returning to Bricksburg from the real world.

** Several scenes from the movie are cut from the story mode to prevent them from being spoiled including Bad Cop's parents getting Kragled (though the scene is alluded to by one of the game's achievements), Vitruvius entering Emmet's mind (though the blue field makes up the Bonus Room until the story mode is completed), Batman stealing the [[Franchise/StarWars Millennium Falcon]]'s hyperdrive, Vitruvius revealing the truth about the prophecy, the reveal of The Man Upstairs, and the SequelHook with the DUPLO Aliens invading Bricksburg.

** Several scenes from the movie are cut from the story mode to prevent them from being spoiled including Bad Cop's parents getting Kragled (though the scene is alluded to by one of the game's achievements), Vitruvius entering Emmet's mind (though the blue field makes up the Bonus Room until the game's story is completed), Batman stealing the [[Franchise/StarWars Millennium Falcon]]'s hyperdrive, Vitruvius revealing the truth about the prophecy, the reveal of The Man Upstairs, and the SequelHook with the DUPLO Aliens invading Bricksburg.

** Several scenes from the movie are cut from the story mode to prevent them from being spoiled including Bad Cop's parents getting Kragled (though the scene is alluded to by one of the game's achievements), Vitruvius entering Emmet's mind (though the blue field is briefly shown when first entering the Bonus Room), Batman stealing the [[Franchise/StarWars Millennium Falcon]]'s hyperdrive, Vitruvius revealing the truth about the prophecy, the reveal of The Man Upstairs, and the SequelHook with the DUPLO Aliens invading Bricksburg.

* SecretLevel: Downplayed example. The fifth and final hub area, the Bonus Room, is available as soon as they can warp between hubs. There, the player is given the task to collect one million studs in one visit as they build models from complete sets of Golden Instruction Pages. However, most of the hub is shrouded in mists, and the player will very likely not have the resources or Golden Instructions to collect the million studs. After completing the game's story, the Bonus Room becomes unshrouded, revealing it to possibly be Finn's bedroom. Now, more Gold Bricks can be collected and the player will have more of a chance to obtain the one million studs.

* SecretLevel: After completing the game's story, the fifth and final hub area, The Bonus Room, is unlocked. The entire area seems to be Finn's bedroom, where more Gold Bricks can be collected and models from complete sets of Golden Instruction Pages can be built.

* AllThereInTheManual: The Blaze Firefighter's name isn't ever said during dialogue, and even the character screen just lists him as "Blaze Firefighter". However, whenever he talks the subtitles (if you have them enabled) say "Justin Furneaux".

* EliteMooks: Skeletrons can fire lasers from their eyes and, since they're made of silver LEGO, can only be destroyed with explosives.

* BreathWeapon: Mega Kitty, Unikitty's angry form that's playable in the level "The Final Showdown" and The Bonus Room after collecting all Golden Construction Pages in the level "Escape From Cloud Cuckoo Land", can breathe a fire beam from her mouth, which is used to destroy the FinalBoss's gold paneling.

* CrueltyIsTheOnlyOption: One of the achievements is titled "Ah! The Kragle!" and requires you to play as [[spoiler:Lord Business]] and use the Kragle on 10 different people. I.E. in a game where the Kragle is the WeaponOfMassDestruction and the entire mission is to stop it from being used to end the world, you have to use it yourself on innocent people to 100% the game.

* FinalBoss: The final level "The Final Showdown" has Emmet's Construct-o-Mech and Mega Kitty fight Lord Business's Giant Micro Manager to make the final push towards the Kragleiser.

* AllThereInTheManual: The Blaze Firefighter's name (Justin Furneaux) isn't ever said during dialogue, and even the character screen just lists him as "Blaze Firefighter". However, whenever he talks the subtitles (if you have them enabled) say "Justin Furneaux".