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* CreatorBacklash: Lego ignores the series existence due to it being such a [[InNameOnly blatant deviance from their brand of toys]], and being a huge sales flop didn't help. The Lego history book only mentions it in two very easy to miss anecdotes, one of which is solely about the UsefulNotes/GameBoyAdvance tie in and with no pictures of the toys at all, and ''WesternAnimation/TheLEGOMovie'', which has a boatload of old and new Lego franchises cameo, didn't even acknowledge its existence until an EasterEgg in ''WesternAnimation/TheLEGONinjagoMovie''.[[note]]Incidentally, '' The LEGO Ninjago Movie'' received worse critical and box office performances than did the first two Lego movies.[[/note]]



* OldShame: Lego ignores the series existence due to it being such a [[InNameOnly blatant deviance from their brand of toys]], and being a huge sales flop didn't help. The Lego history book only mentions it in two very easy to miss anecdotes, one of which is solely about the UsefulNotes/GameBoyAdvance tie in and with no pictures of the toys at all, and ''WesternAnimation/TheLEGOMovie'', which has a boatload of old and new Lego franchises cameo, didn't even acknowledge its existence until an EasterEgg in ''WesternAnimation/TheLEGONinjagoMovie''.[[note]]Incidentally, '' The LEGO Ninjago Movie'' received worse critical and box office performances than did the first two Lego movies.[[/note]]
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The show didn't last long in the first place and the much disparaged toyline was dead on arrival and an embarrassing failure for the Lego company (and obviously lost them a lot of cash they had gambled on funding the show, expecting to make up for it with sales of the toys), so Lego prefers to pretend the whole series never happened; and due to the show's esoteric status and lack of fan following, not to mention legal issues with Disney (who acquired the Fox Kids library) and the fact that [=CineGroupe=] and their library seem to have vanished from the face of the earth, it probably never will be released on home video.

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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The show didn't last long in the first place and the much disparaged toyline was dead on arrival and an embarrassing failure for the Lego company (and obviously lost them a lot of cash they had gambled on funding the show, expecting to make up for it with sales of the toys), so Lego prefers to pretend the whole series never happened; and due happened. Due to the show's esoteric status and lack of fan following, not to mention legal issues with Disney (who acquired the Fox Kids library) and the fact that [=CineGroupe=] and their library seem to have vanished from the face of the earth, it probably never will be released on home video.
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In case the Galidor logo really did become cursed


* OldShame: Lego ignores the series existence due to it being such a [[InNameOnly blatant deviance from their brand of toys]], and being a huge sales flop didn't help. The Lego history book only mentions it in two very easy to miss anecdotes, one of which is solely about the UsefulNotes/GameBoyAdvance tie in and with no pictures of the toys at all, and ''WesternAnimation/TheLEGOMovie'', which has a boatload of old and new Lego franchises cameo, didn't even acknowledge its existence until an EasterEgg in ''WesternAnimation/TheLEGONinjagoMovie''.[[note]]Coincidentally, '' The LEGO Ninjago Movie'' received worse critical and box office performances than did the first two Lego movies.[[/note]]

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* OldShame: Lego ignores the series existence due to it being such a [[InNameOnly blatant deviance from their brand of toys]], and being a huge sales flop didn't help. The Lego history book only mentions it in two very easy to miss anecdotes, one of which is solely about the UsefulNotes/GameBoyAdvance tie in and with no pictures of the toys at all, and ''WesternAnimation/TheLEGOMovie'', which has a boatload of old and new Lego franchises cameo, didn't even acknowledge its existence until an EasterEgg in ''WesternAnimation/TheLEGONinjagoMovie''.[[note]]Coincidentally, [[note]]Incidentally, '' The LEGO Ninjago Movie'' received worse critical and box office performances than did the first two Lego movies.[[/note]]
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Maybe the Galidor logo has a curse?


* OldShame: Lego ignores the series existence due to it being such a [[InNameOnly blatant deviance from their brand of toys]], and being a huge sales flop didn't help. The Lego history book only mentions it in two very easy to miss anecdotes, one of which is solely about the UsefulNotes/GameBoyAdvance tie in and with no pictures of the toys at all, and ''WesternAnimation/TheLEGOMovie'', which has a boatload of old and new Lego franchises cameo, didn't even acknowledge its existence until an EasterEgg in ''WesternAnimation/TheLegoNinjagoMovie''.

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* OldShame: Lego ignores the series existence due to it being such a [[InNameOnly blatant deviance from their brand of toys]], and being a huge sales flop didn't help. The Lego history book only mentions it in two very easy to miss anecdotes, one of which is solely about the UsefulNotes/GameBoyAdvance tie in and with no pictures of the toys at all, and ''WesternAnimation/TheLEGOMovie'', which has a boatload of old and new Lego franchises cameo, didn't even acknowledge its existence until an EasterEgg in ''WesternAnimation/TheLegoNinjagoMovie''.''WesternAnimation/TheLEGONinjagoMovie''.[[note]]Coincidentally, '' The LEGO Ninjago Movie'' received worse critical and box office performances than did the first two Lego movies.[[/note]]
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* OldShame: Lego ignores the series existence due to it being such a [[InNameOnly blatant deviance from their brand of toys]], and being a huge sales flop didn't help. The Lego history book only mentions it in two very easy to miss anecdotes, one of which is solely about the UsefulNotes/GameBoyAdvance tie in and with no pictures of the toys at all, and ''WesternAnimation/TheLEGOMovie'', which has a boatload of old and new Lego franchises cameo, didn't even acknowledge its existence until an EasterEgg in [[WesternAnimation/TheLegoNinjagoMovie its second spin-off film]].

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* OldShame: Lego ignores the series existence due to it being such a [[InNameOnly blatant deviance from their brand of toys]], and being a huge sales flop didn't help. The Lego history book only mentions it in two very easy to miss anecdotes, one of which is solely about the UsefulNotes/GameBoyAdvance tie in and with no pictures of the toys at all, and ''WesternAnimation/TheLEGOMovie'', which has a boatload of old and new Lego franchises cameo, didn't even acknowledge its existence until an EasterEgg in [[WesternAnimation/TheLegoNinjagoMovie its second spin-off film]].''WesternAnimation/TheLegoNinjagoMovie''.
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* OldShame: Lego ignores the series existence due to it being such a [[InNameOnly blatant deviance from their brand of toys]], and being a huge sales flop didn't help. The Lego history book only mentions it in two very easy to miss anecdotes, one of which is solely about the GameBoyAdvance tie in and with no pictures of the toys at all, and ''WesternAnimation/TheLEGOMovie'', which has a boatload of old and new Lego franchises cameo, didn't even acknowledge its existence until an EasterEgg in [[WesternAnimation/TheLegoNinjagoMovie its second theatrical spin-off]].

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* OldShame: Lego ignores the series existence due to it being such a [[InNameOnly blatant deviance from their brand of toys]], and being a huge sales flop didn't help. The Lego history book only mentions it in two very easy to miss anecdotes, one of which is solely about the GameBoyAdvance UsefulNotes/GameBoyAdvance tie in and with no pictures of the toys at all, and ''WesternAnimation/TheLEGOMovie'', which has a boatload of old and new Lego franchises cameo, didn't even acknowledge its existence until an EasterEgg in [[WesternAnimation/TheLegoNinjagoMovie its second theatrical spin-off]].spin-off film]].


* OldShame: Lego ignores the series existence due to it being such a [[InNameOnly blatant deviance from their brand of toys]], and being a huge sales flop didn't help. The Lego history book only mentions it in two very easy to miss anecdotes, one of which is solely about the GameBoyAdvance tie in and with no pictures of the toys at all, and ''WesternAnimation/TheLEGOMovie'', which had a boatload of old and new Lego franchises cameo, doesn't even acknowledge its existence.

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* OldShame: Lego ignores the series existence due to it being such a [[InNameOnly blatant deviance from their brand of toys]], and being a huge sales flop didn't help. The Lego history book only mentions it in two very easy to miss anecdotes, one of which is solely about the GameBoyAdvance tie in and with no pictures of the toys at all, and ''WesternAnimation/TheLEGOMovie'', which had has a boatload of old and new Lego franchises cameo, doesn't didn't even acknowledge its existence. existence until an EasterEgg in [[WesternAnimation/TheLegoNinjagoMovie its second theatrical spin-off]].
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The show didn't last long in the first place and the much disparaged toyline was dead on arrival and an embarrassing failure for the Lego company (and obviously lost them a lot of cash they had gambled on funding the show, expecting to make up for it with sales of the toys), so Lego prefers to pretend the whole series never happened, and due to the shows esoteric status and lack of fan following, not to mention legal issues with Disney (who acquired the Fox Kids library) and the fact that [=CineGroupe=] and its' library seem to have vanished from the face of the earth, it probably never will be released on home video.

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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The show didn't last long in the first place and the much disparaged toyline was dead on arrival and an embarrassing failure for the Lego company (and obviously lost them a lot of cash they had gambled on funding the show, expecting to make up for it with sales of the toys), so Lego prefers to pretend the whole series never happened, happened; and due to the shows show's esoteric status and lack of fan following, not to mention legal issues with Disney (who acquired the Fox Kids library) and the fact that [=CineGroupe=] and its' their library seem to have vanished from the face of the earth, it probably never will be released on home video.



* ScrewedByTheNetwork: As the Fox Kids Block died, the show was cancelled after only two seasons.

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* ScrewedByTheNetwork: As the Fox Kids Block block died, the show was cancelled after only two seasons.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The show didn't last long in the first place and the much disparaged toyline was dead on arrival and an embarrassing failure for the Lego company (and obviously lost them a lot of cash they had gambled on funding the show, expecting to make up for it with sales of the toys), so Lego prefers to pretend the whole series never happened, and due to the shows esoteric status and lack of fan following, it probably never will be released on home video.

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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The show didn't last long in the first place and the much disparaged toyline was dead on arrival and an embarrassing failure for the Lego company (and obviously lost them a lot of cash they had gambled on funding the show, expecting to make up for it with sales of the toys), so Lego prefers to pretend the whole series never happened, and due to the shows esoteric status and lack of fan following, not to mention legal issues with Disney (who acquired the Fox Kids library) and the fact that [=CineGroupe=] and its' library seem to have vanished from the face of the earth, it probably never will be released on home video.
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* ScrewedByTheNetwork: As the Fox Kids Block died, the show was cancelled after only one season.

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* ScrewedByTheNetwork: As the Fox Kids Block died, the show was cancelled after only one season.two seasons.
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* ScrewedByTheNetwork: As the Fox Kids Block died, the show was cancelled after only one season.
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* OldShame: Lego ignores the series existence due to it being such a [[InNameOnly blatant deviance from their brand of toys]], and being a huge sales flop didn't help. The Lego history book only mentions it in two very easy to miss anecdotes, one of which is solely about the GameBoyAdvance tie in and with no pictures of the toys at all, and ''WesternAnimation/TheLegoMovie'', which had a boatload of old and new Lego franchises cameo, doesn't even acknowledge its existence.

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* OldShame: Lego ignores the series existence due to it being such a [[InNameOnly blatant deviance from their brand of toys]], and being a huge sales flop didn't help. The Lego history book only mentions it in two very easy to miss anecdotes, one of which is solely about the GameBoyAdvance tie in and with no pictures of the toys at all, and ''WesternAnimation/TheLegoMovie'', ''WesternAnimation/TheLEGOMovie'', which had a boatload of old and new Lego franchises cameo, doesn't even acknowledge its existence.
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* OldShame: Lego ignores the series existence due to it being such a [[InNameOnly blatant deviance from their brand of toys]], and being a huge sales flop didn't help. The Lego history book only mentions it in two very easy to miss anecdotes, one of which is solely about the GameBoyAdvance tie in and with no pictures of the toys at all, and ''TheLegoMovie'', which had a boatload of old and new Lego franchises cameo, doesn't even acknowledge it's existence.

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* OldShame: Lego ignores the series existence due to it being such a [[InNameOnly blatant deviance from their brand of toys]], and being a huge sales flop didn't help. The Lego history book only mentions it in two very easy to miss anecdotes, one of which is solely about the GameBoyAdvance tie in and with no pictures of the toys at all, and ''TheLegoMovie'', ''WesternAnimation/TheLegoMovie'', which had a boatload of old and new Lego franchises cameo, doesn't even acknowledge it's its existence.
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* OldShame: Lego ignores the series existence due to it being such a [[InNameOnly blatant deviance from their brand of toys]], and being a huge sales flop didn't help. The Lego history book only mentions it in two very easy to miss anecdotes, one of which is solely about the GameBoyAdvance tie in, and TheLegoMovie doesn't even acknowledge it's existence.

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* OldShame: Lego ignores the series existence due to it being such a [[InNameOnly blatant deviance from their brand of toys]], and being a huge sales flop didn't help. The Lego history book only mentions it in two very easy to miss anecdotes, one of which is solely about the GameBoyAdvance tie in, in and TheLegoMovie with no pictures of the toys at all, and ''TheLegoMovie'', which had a boatload of old and new Lego franchises cameo, doesn't even acknowledge it's existence.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The show didn't last for long in the first place and the much disparaged toyline was dead on arrival, so Lego prefers to pretend the whole series never happened due to the toy lines embarrassing failure, and the show is very obscure as well, so the series has never been, and probably never will be, released on home video.

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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The show didn't last for long in the first place and the much disparaged toyline was dead on arrival, arrival and an embarrassing failure for the Lego company (and obviously lost them a lot of cash they had gambled on funding the show, expecting to make up for it with sales of the toys), so Lego prefers to pretend the whole series never happened happened, and due to the toy lines embarrassing failure, shows esoteric status and the show is very obscure as well, so the series has never been, and lack of fan following, it probably never will be, be released on home video.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The show didn't last for long in the first place and the much disparaged toyline was dead on arrival, so Lego prefers to pretend the whole series never happened due to the toy lines embarrassing failure, and the show is very obscure as well, so the series has never been, and probably never will be, released on home video.
* OldShame: Lego ignores the series existence due to it being such a [[InNameOnly blatant deviance from their brand of toys]], and being a huge sales flop didn't help. The Lego history book only mentions it in two very easy to miss anecdotes, one of which is solely about the GameBoyAdvance tie in, and TheLegoMovie doesn't even acknowledge it's existence.

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