LEGO Marvel's Inhumans (Marvel Brickfilm Universe)
Project Overview
Episode 2 is currently in production and will hopefully be released before Christmas 2017.
Episode 3 will begin after I have completed the third episode of my concurrent series, LEGO Marvel Universe At War, as well as a couple of other, smaller projects. Hopefully, that will be January/February 2018. It's also possible I may shoot it back-to-back with Episode 4, but that depends largely on the next redraft of both scripts.
- - Black Bolt #1-5 (2017) - writer Saladin Ahmed and artist Christian Ward have both seen and tweeted about episode 1 of the series, which honestly made me a little giddy.
- - Inhumans: Once and Future Kings #1 (2017)
- - The Inhumans, Graphic Novel (1988)
- - Realm of Kings: Inhumans (2010)
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Hi all! Sorry for the radio silence from my end. The project is still active, I'm still looking for VAs, and if I haven't had the chance to get back to you, or I've cast you and suddenly vanished, I'm very sorry. It hasn't been a great time in life but things are starting to change, and I'm going full steam ahead with my animation projects once more. Thank you for your patience, and I'll be reviewing auditions again from the second I finish writing this post. Which is now-
King of Attilan, and one of the most powerful beings in the galaxy, - human, inhuman, or otherwise - Black Bolt is thrown from his usual position of authority into a place where he has absolutely no power.
I will not sink to your depravity.
Once, I was a king. Now, in this place,
(softly) Stop.
The youngest member of the Inhuman royal family, Crystal is a little bit irresponsible without realising it. She wasn't born into royalty and doesn't fully understand what's expected of her, and when it comes to her love life, she hates to let royal affairs interfere. However, she understands the importance of family, and will ultimately fight to protect it.
(slightly annoyed) That's not something I asked for, ever think of that? You chose the throne when you married royalty. And that meant you chose for all of us!
It's ok, Johnny. I just need to make things right, with my family.
Brother to Black Bolt, Maximus is...troubled. Though he and his brother were once close, Maximus' terrigenesis left him with minor brain damage as well as with his power of suggestion, causing him to have dissociative episodes, seizures, and sometimes memory loss. Coupled with a dangerous inferiority complex, and the unrequited love of Queen Medusa, Maximus has grown hateful of much of the rest of the royal family, and has been known to scheme against them if he thinks he has something to gain.
(pleasantly) It's not as gloriously brutalist as the decor back home, but it's still...still...away from you.
(angry) You have no clue what it's like, stuffed into that cage of a city, surrounded by urchins and vermin, spitting back their wicked rumours about me! You think Attilan is paradise? I think it's hell!
Do they still call me Maximus the Mad? In the streets? In the bowels of the palace? Am I still the brother who was built wrong?
Cousin to Black Bolt, and leader of the Royal Guard, Gorgon is the most physically imposing of the royal family. He has a deep respect for the ancient traditions and laws of his people, but in recent years that has often been at odds with what he believes is morally right, and is still trying to find his place in the new world.
I may require a little assistance, Alaris!
What is the meaning of this? Have you no shame?
You and he were not meant to dwell in the same world, child. You will see that I was right......with time.
Another of the king's cousins, Karnak's Inhuman gifts alter his perception of reality. He can see flaws and faults in anything, from tangible flaws like hairline weak points in an opponent's armour, to conceptual flaws in tactics and ideologies. It has given him much to see and ponder, and while it makes him very wise, it also makes him dangerous and fairly creepy in equal measure.
My gift is that of insight, analysis. I see the flaws, in your bones, in that wall, in all things.
(eerily) The devil was just a story. I am Karnak.
There is always death. That death matters is an illusion we create for ourselves. It does not matter.
Young, headstrong, and slightly vain, Johnny Storm enjoys his life as the Human Torch, despite the numerous monsters and crazed villains he and the rest of the F4 regularly face. He can be a bit of an ass too, but he's also capable of great compassion. For all his bravado and ego, he's a lover at heart, and his sense of right is (usually) strong.
(excitedly) Flame on!
(compassionately) You shouldn't have to settle for this. It's not right, Crystal!
(irked) Hey, we just wanted to help!
Where three of the F4 came out of the incident that gave them their powers looking largely the same, Ben Grimm was transformed into a broad-shouldered, rock-skinned 'thing'. His manner is mostly as thick and cragged as his new skin, but he is good at heart, with a strong, almost paternal sense of right in directing those around him, especially Johnny Storm.
It's clobberin' time!
(firmly) Keep yer nerd flap shut, kid. This is bigger than us.
(apologetically) Oh, yeesh, me and my big orange flap, I din’t mean ta offend ya, Crystal.
The Unspoken, in his current form, is the Inhumans equivalent of Emperor Palpatine or Ming the Merciless. He's an ancient, withered shell of a man, like a snake in human skin, but with immense power hidden underneath. Deeply sinister and unsettling.
Oh, how these cells can level gods and men. Isn't that right, my nephew?
This is a game I have played for decades, boy. One does not balk at the final hurdle, not after I have achieved so much.
Sometimes, one must fall so low, to soar so high.
To the Inhumans, the Unspoken's abilities make him power incarnate. He can essential give himself any power he wants, and that extends to changing his appearance. He chooses to be a giant, with an authoritative, echoing voice and an undeniable regal quality. There is, however, a darker edge buried underneath. This man is truly foul, and just very good at presenting himself as a true king.
The king of Attilan does not weep for Alpha Primitives.
Soon, young kings-to-be, you will need to learn the truth about power, and about your station over your people.
Alaris is a young member of the Inhuman Royal Guard, pledged to serving the royal family under the watchful, mentoring gaze of Gorgon. He is superhumanly strong and nearly invulnerable, and is basically content with his lot in life.
But why here, sir?
I don't think I came out of Terrigenesis with a raw deal.
Born human but granted near-omnipotence by the Cosmic Order, to act as one of their universal shepherds, Ahkenaten is from an alternate universe that was destroyed. He is dangerously aloof for someone with his powers, probably because his human mind has only barely adapted to cope with his power levels.
Time folded, all of possibility laid bare against the abyss. Before the universe’s heart could expire, I captured it, used it to rescue what I could, but it was not enough. My empire was lost to the Wheel of Fire, and with the last vestiges of life pressed to my bosom, we fell. Oh, we fell so far.
Once a powerful alien warlord with power over metals, Molyb is now an old, depressed man who had all but resigned himself to dying in prison. He is exhausted, and knows little joy waits for him even if he escapes, but there must still be some glimmer of hope left inside, a glimmer we will get to see in this series.
We must act quickly. I have battered at this place's defenses for years, using every shred of my metal mastery that trickled back to me, waiting for one with your power and discipline, Black Bolt.
A lock can be picked or broken. For years, I thought of this foul place as having none, but now I see, it is just a cell like any other.
Count Bligh is a black market weapons dealer, using his opulent lounge in Viderdoom station as a cover for his dealings with the Brotherhood of the Badoon, the Marauders, and the Spartoi Empire. He has few morals and no sense of conscience, but does his best to act politely and cordially, as if he has nothing to hide, hoping not to put off potential customers.
Welcome, Petragon, to the premiere bounty brokerage house in the galaxy!
We can cater to anyone's needs here at Viderdoom. The galaxy hungers, and we...we provide.
I've been a super hero since before I was old enough to shave. Nothing's gonna surprise me anymore.
Dude, this teamup's going down in history!