History VideoGame / TheLEGOMovieVideogame

* DepartmentOfRedundancyDepartment: Much like the accompanying toyline for ''The LEGO Movie'', this game is officially titled ''LEGO The LEGO Movie Videogame''.

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

** In "Escape From Bricksburg", Emmet [[Film/FinalDestination2 knocks some logs off the back of a truck and remarks that one almost crushed him]].

''The LEGO Movie Videogame'' is a ''VideoGame/LEGOAdaptationGame'' based on ''WesternAnimation/TheLEGOMovie'' made in 2014 to tie in with the release of the film. While the game closely follows the plot of the film, plenty of creative liberties are made to flesh out the gameplay. The game was well-received overall for accurately emulating the movie's tone and humor, and remains somewhat of a classic among ''VideoGame/LEGOAdaptationGame'' fans to this day. The gameplay is similar to most LEGO games, with small hub worlds to explore alongside levels based on scenes from the movie. The hub-worlds include Bricksburg, The Old West, Cloud Cuckoo Land, the Octan Tower, and more areas from the movie. The game also has a unique mechanic in the hub worlds that allows you to give your character different-colored pants that allow you to do things like fly or breathe underwater.

''The LEGO Movie Videogame'' is a ''VideoGame/LEGOAdaptationGame'' based on ''WesternAnimation/TheLEGOMovie'' made in 2014 to tie in with the release of the film. While the game closely follows the plot of the film, plenty of creative liberties are made to flesh out the gameplay. The game was well-received overall for accurately emulating the movie's tone and humor, and remains somewhat of a classic among VideoGame/LEGOAdaptationGame fans to this day. The gameplay is similar to most LEGO games, with small hub worlds to explore alongside levels based on scenes from the movie. The hub-worlds include Bricksburg, The Old West, Cloud Cuckoo Land, the Octan Tower, and more areas from the movie. The game also has a unique mechanic in the hub worlds that allows you to give your character different-colored pants that allow you to do things like fly or breathe underwater.

''The LEGO Movie Videogame'' is a ''VideoGame/LEGOAdaptationGame'' based on ''WesternAnimation/TheLEGOMovie'' made in 2014 to tie in with the release of the film. While the game closely follows the plot of the film, plenty of creative liberties are made to flesh out the gameplay. The game was well-received overall for accurately emulating the movie's tone and humor, and remains somewhat of a classic among VideoGame/LegoAdaptationGame fans to this day. The gameplay is similar to most lego games, with small hub-worlds to explore alongside levels based on scenes from the movie. The hub-worlds include Bricksburg, The Old West, Cloud Cuckoo Land, the Octan Tower, and more areas from the movie. The game also has a unique mechanic in the hub-worlds that allows you to give your character different-colored pants that allow you to do things like fly, or breathe underwater.

''The LEGO Movie Videogame'' is a ''VideoGame/LEGOAdaptationGame'' based on ''WesternAnimation/TheLEGOMovie'' made in 2014 to tie in with the release of the film. While the game closely follows the plot of the film, plenty of creative liberties are made to flesh out the gameplay.

* SecretCharacter: Despite playing as him in the ActionPrologue, Young Vitruvius isn't unlockable through normal progression, with him only being accessible for the rest of the game by entering a cheat code.

* MightyGlacier: All the giant characters, which include Mega Kitty, Metalbeard, and Mech Emmett, are powerful enough to demolish most enemies singlehandedly and tough enough to bear through most attacks, but their sheer bulk not only makes them move slower than mini-figs, it also renders them unable to jump or [[InsurmountableWaistHighFence walk over small bumps]]. While Mega Kitty need only return to normal as Unikitty for such issues, the other two need the smaller characters to help them get to locations they can't just walk to.

* 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 [[spoiler:destroy the FinalBoss's gold paneling]].

-->"'Where Are My Pants?' is a trademark of the Octan Corporation. Every time you say it, we deduct loyalties from your bank account. We are always watching."

* RattlingOffLegal: After providing sound effects for an episode of "Where Are My Pants?" in the mission "Broadcast News", we get this gem:

* 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 characters for the most part 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.

* MacGyvering: Master Builders can use green circles to select 3 groups of pieces and throw them into a green whirlwind to reassemble them into something else. However, the pieces need to be within range of the circle in order to be selected.