I upgraded a LEGO minifigure...

We know that minifigures get strong at the gym, but what will it take to make the strongest minifigure? You could give him this buff guy torso. I'm better! But he needs to be stronger. We could use some clay to give him big, muscly arms. He looks pretty cursed. And he's definitely stronger than this guy. But you know what? Neither of these guys could ever truly be the strongest minifigure. But if we take these big yellow tubes that look like bananas, and connect them to this springy, poseable torso... There it is! Bro is literally the strongest now. I can't call him minifigure anymore. If you want to perform surgery on a minifigure, you can't. Because he's got no organs. So let's upgrade him. First, we'll give him this juicy brain for thinking awesome thoughts. Let's give him a nice, sturdy skeleton. Now he's got to watch out for broken bones. Next, let's add some guts. Wow, there's not a lot of space to put these. And we've also got to find space for this big old heart. I guess that'll do? Well, he's definitely looking a lot more realistic. But he's still missing one thing. A soul. But I'm not really sure how I'd make that out of Lego. Guys, if you know how a Lego soul should look, comment below if you have an idea. Minifigures aren't exactly tough. So what about making him stronger? First, we need to disassemble him, fill him with superglue, and put him back together. He can't move anymore, but he's definitely stronger now. Wow, I cannot destroy it. So I'll test it against this huge rock. But first, subscribe to help this bro survive. Good work, guys. You helped Bro survive the rock. Next, I'll take two minifigures and give one of them a tinfoil wrap. Now we can simulate a heat wave with this heat gun to see if the foil will protect him. OK, this one just melted completely. What about the one in tinfoil? Whoa, dude survived! For my final test, I want to upgrade a minifigure to survive a nuclear fallout. And to simulate that, I'll put him in the microwave for a minute. OK, now let's see if he survived. Wait, what? He glows in the dark now? So I guess we can call it an upgrade? What about making a minifigure great at every sport? Like this bro, who's trying to be good at basketball? Guys, he's never going to make that shot. But if I upgrade him with these awesome springy legs, he turns into a dunking champion. And if you take an unsuspecting minifigure and put him into a foosball table, you've got yourself a world-class footballer. You can make a minifigure run with stop motion, but he's still way too slow. So I'll add these plates behind him. Now it looks like he's super fast. Whoa, looks like he moves with the speed of Sonic. Give a minifigure a scrum cap, this cute little rugby ball, and you end up with an unstoppable rugby player. Lego also has this boxer minifigure, and it has huge gloves. But every time I order him to fight, he just stands there. So I took a couple of these gear parts and built a rotating base. And now, with one touch of a finger, he can punch like crazy. Minifigures are not the best dancers. What even are those moves? I'll just swap him out with this poseable knockoff minifig. And now we've unlocked some epic new dance moves. You can also attach two studs to a minifigure's legs, and now he can twerk. Okay, so this bro's really sad. So I'll challenge myself to turn him into the happiest minifigure alive by upgrading his lifestyle. First, let's give him an ice cream. Hmm, an ice cream shop? Oh, what about a dog? Yeah, that got rid of his frown. But we're trying to make him the happiest man alive. Maybe he's lonely. I'll give him loads of friends. Or a trip to Disneyland? It's working! What about this golden yacht? Let's put that in the water. I mean, he's happy, but he's not the happiest minifigure alive. Good thing I've got this sharpie. Ah, that's more like it. I'd say that's the happiest minifigure alive. So far, we've been upgrading our minifigures. But what if we tried a little downgrade? Let's make something truly terrifying. First, let's create a minifigure monster. I'll use this Lego eye for his head. Next, I'll swap his legs for this scary mess of drone pieces. Also, let's give him this zombie head. And damn, that's one freaky minifigure monster. Now let's try to create the most cursed minifigure. I'll start by giving him these wide hips using some minifigure hands. Then let's swap his arms for these bendy tubes and use these noodle pieces to give him a long neck for seeing around corners. Finally, three heads are better than two and four heads are better than three. So let's put this double head on top of his normal head and one stretched head on top of that for maximum brain power. Yeah, these guys look pretty awful. I'd say these downgrades were a terrifying success. Lego's got a lot of cool minifigures, but they don't have brain rot characters. First, let's turn this businessman into Tim Cheese. If we paint this Mickey Mouse head gray and gray and give it some sunglasses, we've got a perfect head. Then just snap it onto our business body and there you go. Now for Ballerina Cappuccino. Let's start with the ballerina minifigure. Replace her head with this cute cup of coffee. Use a sharpie to draw on a face and you've unlocked another character. Finally, let's create Newbini Pizzarini. If you take a minifigure, give him a blue torso, yellow arms, green legs and a pizza on his head, he turns into Newbini Pizzarini. If you download this app, you can use your phone to scan a 3D model of a minifigure. Then you can use the scan to design custom parts for your minifigure and send it to a 3D printer. So I scanned this guy who's had too much to eat and printed him a nice big belly. He's not too happy about it. I'll send him to the gym while I make his next upgrade. While he's training, let's design a buff guy torso for him, so everyone can see he's been working out. Just print it. That's much better. He seems happy. But maybe next time I'll upgrade his legs too. Another cool way to upgrade a minifigure is with a 3D pen. Since LEGO bros don't have noses, this guy can't smell those beautiful flowers. But if we use our 3D pen to give him a nose, he can. Oh no, looks like he has allergies. If you have a minifigure with no hair, you can also use the 3D pen to create all sorts of crazy hairstyles. And if you have different filaments, you can make a lot of different colors. Minifigures can't really text since they don't have thumbs or fingers. So for my last upgrade, I used my 3D pen to give him some. Now we can keep in touch. I hope this wasn't a mistake. Minifigures can come in many different forms, with many different price tags. But with a little bit of craftsmanship, you can upgrade your minifigures into their most expensive forms. Like this Buzz Lightyear. The normal version costs less than $5, and this dirty version costs $20. But if you take your $5 Buzz and give him a nice mud bath in the garden, you can upgrade him without spending extra cash. There are lots of versions of the Joker, but these two are almost identical. Except that one is seven times more expensive. But if we paint his hair dark or green, swap his hands to blue and touch up his pants with a marker, they're basically identical. Another really easy upgrade is to take this White Storm Trooper and paint him chrome. And he looks just like the $120 version. Now let's upgrade this normal Batman into the incredible Disco Batman. Just use the gold sharpie on his suit. Then add gold foil behind his cape, and you've got the shiniest Batman ever seen. Let's test out his new disco vibes on the dance floor. Damn, bro's got style. Legs 180 degrees and finally rotate the head, you'll end up with this cursed looking minifigure. And it opens up another round of cursed hacks you didn't know you needed. Here's a minifigure with hands instead of hips. That's actually what I imagine people who drive motorcycles look like. If you have these macaroni pieces lying around, you can stack a bunch of them into this weird shape and use it as the minifigure's neck. And this is an upscaled minifigure, the biggest minifigure alive. But if you switch its head with a normal minifigure, you'll end up with two very infected looking minifigures. And finally, if you take the face of an upscaled minifigure and use it instead of its head, you'll get the creepiest crawling minifigure ever. If you make two minifigures kiss, they might get pregnant. So here I built a four-month pregnant minifigure. And this one honestly looks like it's about to deliver. And for the babies, you can buy this special printed knockoff part that looks like a tiny baby wrapped in a cloth. Or you can take a Lego turban piece with a minifigure head inside. First way to use a minifigure is to break Guinness World Records with it. And this is the widest minifigure. Congrats, man. Now, did you know you can build the tallest minifigure? So let's see how we can make it. First, I've got this torso extension part. Now he'll have four hands instead of two. Then I'm adding these extra long legs from the Avatar minifigure followed by this weird hair piece to top it off. Okay, he's literally two times higher than a normal minifigure now. Now let's build more record-breaking minifigures like this one that has the world's biggest head. Here's the smallest head minifigure. Well, he's definitely missing something. Okay, that's better. Here's the minifigure with the longest head. And finally, what about a minifigure with the most amount of heads? This one has five and it's not even the limit. Here's a minifigure with the longest arms. This is the fattest man. He actually looks like he's gonna fly away. And now let's build the richest minifigure. He's got a lot of money, gemstones, jewelry. And let's give him this yacht. No way, we actually got a Guinness Award. Wait, it's actually a YouTube button. Thank you guys for this. Okay, are you ready for the next round of ideas? Yes, he is ready. So for the first hack, I gave him a custom hand made of clay. Another crafty material you can use is a simple sharpie. Now you can finally draw a nose on a minifigure. Next, you can take a drill to make an accessory out of a minifigure. So first, secure the minifigure inside the vice and make a hole in its head. Wait, what? After that, you can put a simple hook inside the hole and you turn our regular minifigure into a keychain for your keys. Or you can glue a magnet to its back and use it as a fridge magnet. Okay, ordering these wooden doors for the fridge would be a bad idea. Finally, you can build custom characters. And to make them recognizable, you can print a custom sticker on ordinary paper and glue it to a minifigure. Now, can you guess who this is? You can also take a minifigure and squeeze it in your hand until all the parts are completely detached. Now, challenge yourself to invent a hack for each of them. Here's what I did. For the head, you can squeeze it into a tire piece and use it as wheels for cars. If you have this transparent part, you can place it on top of the minifigure's head and now you have a minifigure that looks like an astronaut. If you take a rubber band and squeeze it inside the torso, then attach minifigure arms to it, you can create unique poses for the minifigure. For example, here's a minifigure struggling to hold a lot of glizzies. And here's that scene from Spider-Man. Then I took four minifigure hands and aligned them all into the form of a star. You end up with this weird shape that looks like a ninja star and now you can throw it. For the torso, did you know that if you put headlights on it instead of hips and add a rounded plate, it'll look like a fat minifigure? You'll also need short legs for this hack to work. And if you replace the hips with a bracket piece, you can create unique leg poses. So I built this karate scene using this hack. For the leg hack, you can take antennas, squeeze them in grill pieces, then attach studs to it and you have these weird legs that can turn in all directions. What is that? Finally, there's another secret leg hack. Just place regular studs into the minifigure's legs and it'll give the appearance of a big booty. And there are many more hacks you can do with minifigure parts. So share your most cursed hacks in the comments. What else can you do with a minifigure? Well, you can destroy it with a hammer. The minifig just lost its connection. You can blend it in a blender. Wow, let's watch that in slow motion. Then I took a screwdriver and a screw and I drove it right into its torso. I tried to destroy it by stepping on it. I ran over it with a Lego train. Then I took a knife from my kitchen, heated it red hot with a blowtorch and cut through it. Oh, it's melting and it smells terrible. Then you can throw the biggest Lego plane at it or the entire planet. Next, I loaded it into a slingshot and fired it at its buddy. I've had this firecracker lying around since Christmas, so I attached a minifigure to it and lit it up. I tried launching it with a firework, but yeah, it just flopped over in a total fail. I drowned it in water. Oh, it's still smiling. And I poured a cup full of acetone and dipped a minifigure in it and its face came off satisfyingly. Then I put it in the freezer. We'll check on that. I used it as a crash test dummy for this speed champions car. Then I simulated a vortex and dropped it in there. Wow, it's like it's dancing or something. I shot it with a rubber band. Then I shot it with a tiny Nerf gun. But then I realized that I had an even bigger Nerf gun, so I shot it again. Then I used office supplies to torture it, like scissors or a stapler. And finally, let's pull the minifigure out of the fridge. That looks like a popsicle. Let's warm it up a bit. If you're bored, you can fill a bowl with water and challenge yourself to do a trick shot. And you can actually use a brick separator as a catapult for a minifigure. Okay, I think that counts. You can also put minifigures on top of one another to see how tall you can build them until they fall. You can line up all of your minifigures and simulate an epic battle that has no purpose at all. You can use minifigures as bowling pins. How is Huggy Wuggy the only one who survived? You can also speed build a catapult to launch one minifigure into another minifigure or into a basketball hoop. You can taste a minifigure. Wow, tastes like chicken. And that gave me the idea to bake a Lego minifigure pie. So just lay the dough on the baking tray and use minifigures as filling for your pie. Now put it into the oven. And here's the most important part. The minifigs will melt at 180 degrees Fahrenheit. So don't exceed this limit or you will burn the pie. Okay, now we wait. Let's connect the minifigure to the leaf blower and try to blow it away. When you're bored, you can draw a custom bored to death face expression on a minifigure. And finally, you can use paint to make a custom minifigure. And today I'll make a pomni. You just need to paint her buttons yellow and white for the sleeves. So at this point, I actually painted a lot of minifigures with pomni's features. And I gotta say, I'm getting better at this. Okay, so I think the pie is ready. Is anybody hungry? Another cool way to use minifigures is to run experiments on them. So I took a knife and cut the minifigure to see what's inside. Oh, wow. Now you can learn Lego anatomy. For this next experiment, I bought the world's strongest laser to test whether it'll make a hole in a minifigure's head. Okay, maybe I will be able to make a hole in its torso. It works. Now for more useful minifigure hacks, did you know that if you have a minifigure with this cape, you can use it as a shower curtain? And in the shower, you can put an all yellow minifigure. It'll look like he's naked. If you switch the heads of a minifigure with a skeleton, first, you'll get this minifigure that looks like he wears a Halloween mask. And for the minifigure with a skeleton body, you can build an x-ray machine, put it inside. Now it looks like he's in the hospital. Another thing you can do with a skeleton is to switch his head with a Lego frog. Put it on all fours, and now you have a skeleton that looks more like a dog. If you have these minifigures with animal costumes, you can build scenes that the more you think of them, the more you get how cursed they are. To build this scene where it looks like two minifigures are sleeping in one bed, you can use this simple Lego piece. Put a minifigure's head on it and insert it into a headlight piece. Now you can put two heads into the bed and cover them with a blanket. And using the same Lego part, you can build a minifigure with a long neck to peek in on you in the toilet. Okay, I know that you're on a toilet right now, so be aware that you might be watched by a random minifigure. With the help of blue cheese slopes, you can build a scene where it looks like the minifigure pulled its pants down in order to get a vaccine. If you put the minifigure's legs separated near the toilet, you can build a minifigure that sits on the toilet, and it looks much better than just sitting the minifigure on it, like I did here. However, now I can just add brown cone pieces, and it looks like the minifigure pooped extra hard. Okay, guys, I don't know if you realize it, but in reality, this is a chocolate cake icing piece. What about using a minifigure for something actually useful, like holding cables? Wow, it fits perfectly. Or if you have a very expensive minifigure, you can add it to a chain and use it as a necklace to flex on everyone. And speaking of chains, you can connect two minifigures to a chain, and now you've got yourself a fidget toy that you can spin. Okay, I have no idea how to play with it, but you can spin it very fast or use it as a weapon. Now, for more random ideas, you can connect two minifigures to use them as a money holder, or a phone holder, or as an ice cream scooper, or as a pooper scooper. And finally, you can use it as a protection device from scary dogs. Bro isn't even scared. Then I challenged myself to repurpose every minifigure part in a build. So I used minifigure hands as clothing pins to hold sweaty t-shirts while doing laundry, or you can stuff some hands in the bottom of the plate and use it as a rug or a roof. The arms are kind of tricky, but if you have the collectible minifigure flashlight, you can swap its hands with the normal minifigure's hands. And now you have a very strong minifigure, and also a very weak one. He looks like a T-Rex now. You can use the head instead of a basketball to score three pointers. The torso is also hard to repurpose, but I used it as legs for this table, and it looks decent. If you take the minifigure's legs, they look similar to bread. So I built a toaster and a loaf of bread out of six legs. Or you can build this statue, where I used one leg for a nose. For the hips, I honestly didn't know what to do at first, but then I realized it kind of looks like part of a zipline attachment. So I took a special Lego rope, built two towers, and now he can... And finally, you can use the whole minifigure as a bracelet by connecting them in a circle. This is an ordinary Lego brick, and stepping on one is one of life's most painful feelings. But Lego actually has a lot more painful-looking parts. This is a cheese slope part, and it's shaped in this painful-looking triangle. So let's test it first. It doesn't really penetrate. Now what about stepping on a minifigure? It's more like a massage. What about stepping on Darth Vader? He looks kind of painful. What about a brick separator? It only has this pointy part, so... What about animals, like a kitten? Or a shark? Okay, these were quite painful. And a banana peel? Okay, I know it's not gonna hurt, but I found this massive tire, and I just need to try it out. Oh, it's like stepping on a cloud. Okay, at this point, all of them felt painful, but none of them were deadly. So I decided to craft one myself by taking a drill and cutting a regular brick in the most painful way possible. And after a thick minute, I got this. An illegal-looking brick that can literally pop a balloon. And I will not step on it until... You hit that subscribe button, so just do it right now! Oh, thank you. Now let's step on it. Okay, I think I have a winner. This is the oldest LEGO minifigure. It's 52 years old, has only four parts, and doesn't have legs, hands, elbows, arms. Well, even a face is missing. Damn, what was LEGO even thinking? So that gave me the idea to find more record-breaking minifigures. This is the most expensive minifigure, Mr. Gold, which costs 7,500 bucks. So I will be able to afford it only when I have 1 million subscribers. But I can still just take a regular minifigure and keep it cold. Damn, bro legit looks like C-3PO. Now after he's dry, give him a fancy suit, a hat, and a stick with a diamond. And there you go! I made the most expensive LEGO minifigure. And this is the heaviest figure, which weighs 30 grams. That's three times more than a regular minifigure. If you're a fan of Ninjago, you can find a Garmin minifigure in one of their magazines. It has four hands, which is record-breaking by itself. But he can be even more handy when building a minifigure with the most accessories on it. Okay, I honestly added every accessory I owned until I couldn't anymore. So now he has a tutu, a carrot, a chainsaw, wings, a huge backpack with a cup, a pan, a plant, and on his head, he has a hot dog and a cupcake. This minifigure breaks two records at a time. Not only is it the shortest one, it is also the most annoying minifigure. These are the most sporty minifigures because one of them can score buckets, and another professionally punches you in the face. But what about the fastest minifigure? Let's test the speed of an ordinary minifigure. Okay, now run! Okay, honestly, this is way too slow for a record. So I thought for a while about how to make the fastest minifigure, and the first thought that came to mind was to glue it to a tennis ball and put it inside this Nerf gun, which is actually a dog cannon. So now I can shoot it, and he will officially become the fastest minifigure alive. At this point, he's faster than a dog. Does that count as a record? If you accidentally drop all of your Legos on the floor, this strange Lego product can help you. Basically, it's a scoop, and you can literally scoop all your Legos with it. And believe it or not, that's the only reason for this product to exist. So let's test how long it'll take me to clean up this mess. Okay, it's done. Wow, Lego literally just invented replacements for my hands. This is the biggest Lego brick ever made. It can fit a whole human inside. And if Lego would make a coffin, this is probably how it would look. So the second biggest brick is this one. It looks very similar to a normal brick, but it's actually a storage compartment. And inside, there's a Quattro brick that's four times bigger than a Duplo brick. And fun fact, they are compatible. Next, there are original Lego bricks, a 2x4, a 2x2 brick, and a 1x2 brick. And finally, a 1x1 brick. And all of them stack perfectly with each other. But the smallest ever Lego brick is actually not any of these. It's this tiny one from the 80s called Modulex. And I bought a handful of them. So let's see what I can build. Okay, it's a tiny house with two windows and a brown roof, with a chimney made out of two tiny bricks. Okay, this one looks more like a toy for a Lego minifigure. This is an old school wind-up car, which comes in this awesome box. And it has a key that when twisted is supposed to make it move forward. Okay, guys, this is so old that I don't even know if it'll work. No way, it works perfectly. What are you doing? No, no, no, no, no, no, no. Another old school car I bought was this beach buggy, which has a unique sail part for its windsurf. So this minifigure can catch some waves. But my favorite part is this working suspension piece. It has a spring inside, and thanks to that, the car can go through rough terrain. And honestly, it just looks super cool. And if you accidentally break it, you can use this lift part. And when you push this lever, it lifts the car so you can fix it. Another cool part is this pirate map. Wait, it's just empty. What the heck, Lego? But if you drop a single drop of water on it, it'll reveal the location of a hidden treasure, which is a super cool play feature. Finally, there are even parts that make sounds and light up, like a working police siren, so you can turn any car into a police car. Even a garbage truck. Okay, guys, these are not actually breaking any records, so you need to decide which one is the coolest in the comments. This is the smallest Lego animal, and it is a simple printed Lego bee. These are 100 ordinary Lego spiders, but I also bought a lot of these, and they're actually glowing in the dark. What about the most expensive animals? This is an ordinary dolphin that costs five bucks, and this is a transparent dolphin that I had to pay more than 60 bucks for. Damn, it looks like it's made out of water. And in this bag, I have the goat of the expensive animals, the goat, which costs $100. Wait, what? And the biggest Lego animal is this massive dinosaur with sharp teeth, movable legs, and tiny hands. But the coolest feature is this button you can press that makes his eyes glow red. Next, I've challenged myself to build a micro-scale airport in under one second. I guess I'm really that good. We've got a terminal, a watchtower with antenna and satellite dish on top, runway for takeoff and landing that has studs and lights, and this tiny luggage carrier. But no planes have landed in mycropolis yet, so let's put it to the test with this tiny crop duster. Now let's try a passenger plane. Nice, that was smooth. But what if we land a big beluga cargo plane? Honestly, I don't know what I was expecting. When you're building so tiny, even the lighter can seem like a big threat. So to protect this city, we need to build some institutions, starting from the fire station that has these tall windows and a pole for the fire guard to slide from. I even built a fire truck with the ladder that can move and a helicopter that can actually fly. Wow, that's like 1,000 IQ builds. I also built these firefighters using three plates and a silver stud as a helmet. Wait, how will they slide down the pole if they don't have hands? OMG, a man has fallen off and can't get up. Build the hospital and off to the rescue. Phew, don't worry, he's fine. Next, let's build the police station out of blue plates and some clear cheese slopes for windows, black rounded studs for the first floor, a policeman and a patrol car. Finally, the jail that has chain pieces for the fence. And we have all of our institutions in one place. Wait, I think I accidentally used an illegal building technique. Oh no, Mr. Bricks, man, don't take it away. Just like every city, our city will need people. But not every minifigure will do. They all eagerly anticipate their chance to explore the micropolis. But the truth is, regular minifigures are banned from the city. So I started digging through all of my shelves to find the smallest one. How about this teenager? Or this baby? Or only a baby's head? But then I found these nano figures. They're so small, you need to stack three of them to get to the regular size. But it's all cheating, because we need to get creative and craft our own minifigures. How about stacking three studs on top of each other? That looks like a minifigure. So I started to build them to populate my city. Starting with a city mayor in this navy blue suit. Then I did a bunch of random NPC microfigures. This is a local celebrity in a golden outfit made from flower pieces. And she has like 30 bodyguards around here. Talk about security. And you can also modify studs. So this one will be with a mustache. And if you place another stud, it looks like a cowboy hat. These look like an ideal family to me. So cute. And I also made the Simpsons family. Color accurate mermaid. Shrek. SpongeBob. And Patrick. And I think I made enough people. Let's do the final check. Oh my god, there's a naked man. Next, I challenged myself to build 15 micro vehicles. Starting from this red car that only uses one rollerblade piece. And kind of looks like Lightning McQueen. Vroom! You can't go wrong with this one. Next, let's see if we can build a cyber truck on a micro scale. Yes, we can. And it's from only two pieces. And it doesn't have windows, so you can't destroy it. What about a limousine? This one took nine pieces. And now micropolis celebrities can have a party in it. I wish I was famous like them. And here's a bulldozer for all the micropolis construction needs. And let's also build a bullet train to go from one side of the city to the other fast. And I built rail tracks using these grill pieces. Now we can test how fast this train can go from one point to the other by simply placing it on the tracks. And this train needs more training for the job. It can barely stay on track. Let's build air vehicles now. Like this huge commercial airplane for cheap flights. Helicopter and hot air balloon to tour above micropolis. Kind of gives the vibe of up a little bit. And finally, a rocket with its very own launch pad. Yep, this is space Y, not X, if you know what I mean. And finally, there are water vehicles. And let's test them in this bowl. Here's a container ship to transport food to micropolis. Well, I guess no food for today, it seems. This triple-decker cruise ship that can fit at least eight micro figures. Oh no, I think they're drowning. Thank God we have a lifeguard on site with his own micro jet ski to save the passengers from disaster. Okay, okay, crisis averted. I also built this expensive yacht. But then it got sunk by the pirate ship. And finally, I built this ship in a bottle. And surprisingly, it is the only boat that can actually float. So this is the tiniest official Lego brick called Module X. It's hard to get. And if you give it to a mini figure, it looks like he's building a Lego house. Okay, the first house of micropolis is built, but that's not enough. So here's a simple brick house. And finally, let's build a super modern villa with a rounded fancy look on top of a tiny hill. And it has a pool and sports cars in front. But micropolis citizens also need a business district with a cool skyline. So I built a New York City set to represent that. Yeah, it looks very nice. But we only need this part. Yep, this is perfect. It already looks like those massive skyscrapers you would see in business centers. So I got inspired and built a bunch of them, starting from the futuristic spiral tower built from a bunch of square plates that you can rotate and get this super cool effect. These are made with a sideways building technique and grill pieces to look like windows. And this is simply white and translucent tiles stacked together. This translucent building has super cool grooves that separate the floors. And inside, it has an elevator. And I think I accidentally built a cursed skyscraper using spider web pieces. And also this sleek-looking building made of tiles. Also to secure citizens' cash, I built this antique-looking bank. And let's not forget the daily commute to work. So to make it easier, I built this railway that goes through all of the business district. For the final touch, I added an outside gym where citizens can get their dream body. And a Walmart for all the grocery shopping. And ta-da! Our business district is fully complete. But every city has to have neon colors at night, so I added these tiny lights to simulate the vibe of that. That looks just like Night City from Cyberpunk. Now let's have a speed round of illegal building techniques that you can use for building in micro scale. First, I want to use everyone's favorite glizzy piece. So let me quickly borrow that and use it for a Golden Gate Bridge. Damn, I'm a Lego genius. Next, I built this futuristic-looking skyscraper. And it's insanely illegal. But those round windows look so awesome. And for some contrast, I built a wheat field out of hands. And many of you know these huge aquariums inside the mall that look really majestic. So I built the micro version aquarium. And this fish, unfortunately, will never get out. This gas truck with bottom axle piece illegal technique. And this shows that transparent tiles can create an illusion of some modern art object. And finally, the not-so-stable tower that kind of looks like the CN Tower in Toronto. And that one Drake album cover. Um, wait. I think it's missing something. Wait, I just realized that micropolis citizens look a little depressed. So after thinking for a minute, I decided to build a theme park for them. Starting with a Ferris wheel that I built using carriage wheels and headlight pieces. But I think some of the visitors are too short to go on this ride. And this long water slide they can all enjoy. Together with this carousel that can spin. But then I thought about what to build for our older citizens to distract them from the inevitable sadness. And I decided to build a Las Vegas sphere. I used a hemisphere piece for it. Look, they're promoting Lego. And after these activities, citizens will get hungry. So here's a KFC, Starbucks, and for the most sophisticated gourmet lovers, the Panera Bread itself. But every table looks empty. I also built this Apple store for microfigs to spend their money at. And it sells the newest iPhones and MacBooks too. Look, they're already in line for the newest iPhone. Lastly, I built this Gucci store for citizens to buy and flex their new drip. And I guess it's only for the microscopic prices. And I could not leave the city without a Lego store. So here's one that sells the biggest sets ever. Like this artwork map set I built from two pieces. Eiffel Tower set made out of hand and plate. And this Titanic set made from a dark red plate, black plate and tiles, and white plate with two yellow studs. Okay, these sets really do look like Lego sets for minifigures. And we completed all our attractions. Then I decided to build something that every big city has, a zoo. Starting from a speed round of 20 animals. So here's a crocodile I made from plate, tile and cheese slope. A tiger that has clips instead of legs, kinda cursed. Rhinoceros with moving horns from two pieces. Giraffe that uses a tap piece as a head. A thick gorilla built with Among Us pieces. Blocky kangaroo with goofy ass legs. Peacock with beautiful plant leaves for feathers. Turtle from a skate piece and round tile. And it's too small to worry about the plastic straws. Sheep with face and eyes from binoculars. Elephant, and I used a sideways building technique for his ears. Toucan bird with a slope for a nose. Colorful parrot. Lazy walrus with fangs. Penguin with a weirdly accurate flipper piece. Then I built a lion. And his mouth is actually made from a flower piece. Big chungus rabbit. What an absolute unit. A very angry looking bull with huge horns. Now let's place the animals in the actual zoo. I built a nice icy terrain for a penguin and walrus. A savanna for a giraffe and birds. And a pond for crocodiles. And it's done. All cities need places to enjoy some nature. Like parks. So let's build an actual micro scale version of Central Park. First we need a green lawn. And now let's plant some trees. But from Lego. Let's start with these trees I built using tap and hand pieces. And they look kind of dead. This is a simple tree and I used a balloon piece for it. And then I used green Technic ball pieces for these thick looking trees. You can also make trees by stacking dish pieces. And then stack them on top of each other too. And these two I built using the snot technique. I found this broom with the bottom piece that looks like a Christmas tree. A hairbrush that looks like a tree in the fall season. Here's a beautiful sakura. And this green crown piece looks like a tree too. Tree you could definitely find in Minecraft. And finally this masterpiece from frogs. Central Park has 18,000 trees of all kinds. And we made like 20 unique trees out of Lego. For the actual park I'm building a fence around the area. And finishing it with the main entrance arch. But the park lacks some decoration. So I used these blue diamond pieces to represent a functioning fountain. And what is a park without a lake? So I'm just going to... Yeah that's better. Now these ladies can enjoy their morning yoga in the park. And to protect Micropolis let's build a whole military base. So here's the main building. And I'll call it Octagon. And it has tiny windows made from the back of the headlight pieces. Here's the barracks that I built for soldiers to live in. And they will need a training area with an obstacle course. Which includes heavy tires. A mud area for crawling. And a cheese slope as ladders to reach the finish line. Military bases have to have weapons. So here's the helicopter that uses gray binocular pieces. Two fighter jets with grill pieces on the side. Many tanks ready to rush B. And finally I wanted to give the military some serious firepower. So here's the futuristic railgun made from the projectile launcher. This bad boy moves and can shoot in any direction. Okay the military base is locked and loaded. But will it survive a nerf gun test? Wow the tanks flipped over and the aircraft got wrecked. Nerf guns are clearly pay to win. So now our city is complete. And it's time to fully assemble it into one big unit. By connecting all of the sections with streets made from tiles. And grill pieces for crossroads. And joining a water slide to the beach zone. So let's have a little bit of a festive mood in here. Damn I think I simulated the first ever disaster in a micropolis city. Oh wow that was quite a lot of damage just from a confetti cannon. And that gave me an idea to test more disasters. How about a cat? Let's see if micropolis can withstand a catzilla attack. I think big cats are not an issue for the city. Because this cat is so careful it didn't even topple a thing in its path. And for the next disaster I have this huge meteor I made using 5,000 bricks. And I want to throw it on the city. OMG there's still some buildings standing. And finally I wanted to simulate a flood. So I took the whole city outside. And brought a lot of water with me to create a tsunami level wave. Okay here goes nothing. Not gonna lie the slow-mo looks awesome. Dude this drowned all the city but the shops are still open. And this is all the destruction for today. And I have to admit I was a little sad to destroy our tiny city. But it was also kind of satisfying. But next guess who's first on the wheel of misfortune. GTA 6 characters. There are a lot of fan interpretations of Jason and Lucia. But I will recreate them from this poster. Starting with a clean slate. First we'll give Jason cargo pants. A tank top from Luke Skywalker. As well as Skywalker's head and a cap from your little brother's head. That kind of hurt me though. Lucia will wear a pair of ripped jeans and a pink top from everyone else. And I found the most opposite character for her face. Rachel Green from Friends. But the angry expression fits quite nicely. It wouldn't be GTA without guns. So I got them a pair of blasters. And in case you didn't notice. Lucia has a sus object on her leg. An ankle monitor. So I slapped on a one by one plate to represent it. I also gave them an exotic speed champions car. So that they will be able to get away with all of their crimes. By the time GTA 6 comes out. Jason and Lucia will probably be so old already. So that's how I'm gonna make them cursed. I'm gonna borrow your grandpa's head and put it on Jason. And I'll use this head that looks like an old lady's face for Lucia. Of course we can't trust old people with guns anymore. Or they might accidentally shoot the mailman. Now they can only rob old people. Okay their cursed looks are finished. Next up on our Wheel of Misfortune are. Digital Circus characters. Kane and Pomni. Out of LEGO. I really want to show you the cursed version. Where I combine Pomni and Kane into one minifig. But let's recreate their normal versions first. Kane's biggest feature is his head slash mouth slash eyes. And I will do a brick build version of it. And it goes on the body of some sort of presenter. So I have just the perfect one right here. Finishing off with black pants and a stick. And Kane's ready to meet. Pomni. So I'm gonna try to build Pomni from scratch using this white minifig. And this is pretty much how it would look. So I went and bought some clay. Then cut the blue and red clay into strips. And turned them into a jester's hat. I'm actually pretty proud of that. But let's customize it using my art skills. And paint the rest of the details. Like the face, clothes and shoes. And there we go. I think I perfectly captured her paranoid face. Pomni and Kane look cursed already. But I want to make them look even weirder. So I found this oblong shaped head. And put on a depressed clown face. It's like nobody's laughed at her jokes in years. Let's make it even weirder. I'm gonna use this piece. So now both Kane and Pomni are together in one body. They've literally got two brains in one. So will they be able to use this to their advantage in the cursed Olympics? Another character I really enjoy is a meme one. Pepe the frog. As one wise man stated. The meaning of Pepe is the fact that it can mean anything. So it can also mean Lego Pepe. Well no, not like this. So finding legs and a torso for Pepe is easy. Since normally it's just green legs and a blue t-shirt. But what about the head? After a couple of fails with green heads. I realized I needed to do some research. Although his head is perfect for camouflaging in the swamp. So apparently they are selling this Pepe minifig on Etsy. And it looks pretty 3D printed. So I did just the same. Downloaded a free model and started to print. Since this is a modified model. There's a hole under the head. So it can fit right onto the Lego body. Oh yeah, that is so Pepe. But he looks kind of pale. To make it more alive. I also painted the eyes and the lips. Obviously my Lego version is happier. So to cursify him. Since Pepe lives in a swamp. I took some of Shrek's earwax for him. Whoa, it literally filled up the whole bowl. And I straight up dipped him in it. So now Pepe can finally live in his natural environment. And after taking him out and some tedious cleaning. I found that Pepe transformed into this little guy. Now to add a head of an appropriate size. And boom! Cursed Pepe the frog is done. Another one on our wheel of misfortune is Minecraft. So in the beginning there was Steve. Then Alex came along. Now we have Noor, Sunny, Ari, Zuri, Makina, Kai and Effe. But Lego still hasn't released their plastic versions. So I will recreate Makina. I mean she looks stunning. To do it we just need to combine the archaeologist. And the yellow everything. Mini pigs. Sugar, spice and everything nice. So we will start with the basic purple pants. And after adding a torso, hands and a head. I can finally say that I'm completely unsatisfied. So I printed some skin details for her. And now we're talking. Bonus points for that flair. So we can finally start to mine those blocks. Uh-oh. But you know what scares me the most in Minecraft? Foxes! I mean skeletons. So after he killed Steve he went straight for Makina. He started mining her and this is where I helped him. I used this drill tool with a tip that spins super fast. Oh well. There's no way Makina will survive when we can literally see her insides. There has to be some sort of treasure. Wow. Her insides are literally filled with gemstones. So the skeleton just continued mining her. But you know what? The true fashion of a cursed mini pig. Makina is still alive. The next character I'll create is... So there's Lego and there's also Lego Fortnite. But what about Lego Fortnite in Lego? There are tons of characters in Lego Fortnite. But the ones I will be recreating are these four recruitable villagers. Carl Reef. Silas. Slush. And Yeti. And the reason I chose them is because Lego already has almost the same minifigures. Now you can brag to your friends that you have Lego Fortnite minifigs. Especially when it comes with a set of hair and accessories. Yeah, he gets angry when he's bald. Now they're ready to gather some resources. Since making four separate cursed versions is way too much work. And I'm in the mood for some destruction. I'll first combine the four of them into two big cursed minifigs. That's like Mighty Morphin gone wrong. But I actually want to end up with just one. So I'll use a heat gun to melt them together. It's literally melting so fast. Wow, they're hot and almost drippy. They're also stuck together. So you can't peel them apart no matter how hard you try. And that's it for their cursed versions. So let's move on to the next one. So the next person we're recreating is Rihanna. Which I'm pretty excited about. So of course, that's a look we're recreating. To recreate Rihanna, we need to combine this mountain bike cyclist minifigure and Zendaya. Yeah, let's just rip her apart. Because we're only going to need the hands and headpiece. For the hair, I'll use this. Which pretty much looks like a braid. To finish this look, I'll steal a bike. And voila! But we're still missing something. Her pregnant belly. And since Lego doesn't have any pregnant minifigs. I'll just craft it from a child's legs. Head like pieces and a rounded plate. Yeah, that kind of looks preggy. And you know what comes as a bonus with a belly? Booty. And there you go. I built a pregnant Rihanna. Yes sir. And here's ASAP Rocky to go with Rihanna. The next character we'll create is Kanye West. This dude is absolutely crazy in both good and bad ways. Since he always wears black, recreating him won't be a problem. I'll just need to find a black minifigure. Black Panther will do. But we have a problem. These printed lines don't hit his style. So to remove the print, I'll use a nail polisher. And after a couple of minutes of tedious crafting. I ended up with this. A completely black minifigure. Next, I will give him a headpiece from Goliath. And some accessories. Like this Lego piece that would make cool shoulder pads. This could pass as a new Yeezy design. But to really finish his unique look. I want to build his iconic car. With these huge squishy wheels. It actually might float on water like the real one. So let's test it. Okay, wow. It's really floating. So that's a W. And now we can finally recreate this commercial. Let's move on to the cursifying. For Yee to look cursed. We need to make him more accurate. With a confirmed bipolar diagnosis. I have the right headpiece for him. That basically gives him two heads. And he also recently got permanent titanium dentures. So I will recreate them using this piece of foil. Admit it. You guys used to do this to yourself using candy wrappers. Because I did too. Now Kanye and his two moods are ready to ride his ATV. And join the cursed Olympics. Now can you guess who we'll be recreating next? I will use this generic head. With a purple hat. Plus a pair of brown pants. And boom. We have finished. Almost. To finish off his look. I quickly grabbed a diamond from my mom's earring. And slapped it on the forehead. And after speed building the... We have this. So Lil Uzi is supposed to turn into this big bad werewolf. With a giant diamond on his forehead. So we just need a wolf. But I don't have a lot of animals. And I just lost a squirrel. But actually I have a dinosaur. What I need are his dino legs. Then I'm gonna create a new body for Uzi. And the cursed Lil Uzi is finished. Give me a spin. Nice. You guys ever seen a cartwheel like this? Okay. Now we can recreate that one scene from the music video. Dang. That's so badass. Now that we've cursified all the characters. It's time for the biggest ever competition in LEGO. The cursed Olympics. Where they will face extreme challenges. And fight each other to win the cursed LEGO piece. That will undo the curse. But to make it even more intense. For this final challenge. I will be making my own sound effects. So these are all our cursed contestants. Ready to attend the cursed Olympics. And compete for the one and only cursed LEGO piece. In the entire LEGO universe. So let's set it up with an audience. The rules are simple. First we will have an elimination round. With the cursed Gordon Ramsay. Who has a delicious whip. Huge hands to carry a big croissant in a pan. And most importantly. Eyes on the back. So he can see everything. Then cursed Mr. Beast. Who has a dinosaur body. And ching-ching on his back. Will do a simple run to glizzy challenge. And the one who touches it first wins. Yeah so let's start the roasting. You've got two heads. But zero brains. These fortnights are bad. You are just not built for it. Where are your hands? Get the frog out of my kitchen. And after receiving his check for shouting at people. He left. Start the glizzy challenge. And immediately we see that everyone struggles. The grannies are too old. Makina is a zombie. So she only wants brains. Rihanna started fast. But got tangled in her own legs. But the grannies are using a super jump cheat code. And end up on the torch. But now they are closest to the finish. Komni uses a glitch. To teleport themselves close to the finish line. And they are touching glizzy at the exact same moment. And while they were arguing who the winner was. A rocket landed on the course. And on top of it. Elon Musk. The one who rebuilds the SpaceX rocket wins. And since Mr. And Mrs. Struggle. Even with the TV remote control in her home. Komni wins this one with ease. And just like that. Komni got the prize. And boom. They are back to normal bodies. But Kane kinda liked this brick. So he just flew away. Leaving Komni with nothing as usual. Our first victim is Ben Aslart. 31.8 million subscribers. I saw one of his videos where he upgraded a school bus. So that gave me an idea to do the same with this Lego Fortnite set. Let's take off the balloon and seats to make room for the upgrades. Ben's had a blue couch. I made a cozy orange one. Also added an arcade machine. A pool at the back. And floor panels. In Ben's bus. There's a slide going from the roof. So I took this slide. And the bus makeover is done. Now to put back the roof. And test if the slide works. This is Preston. He has around 28 million subscribers. And for the build. I want to find a matching torso. Then I will take this head. And this dark brown hairpiece. And of course. Some white legs. And this is how it looks. So I saw a video where Preston pranked his little brother in Minecraft. By building a TNT cannon. And blowing up his house. So I think I'll simulate that scene in Lego. Imagine Preston's little bro. When all out building this sick Minecraft crib. We got here like a wooden roof. Cobblestone walls for the house. And I've got the perfect plot twist. A stash of TNT blocks. Let's deck out his pad with TNT. And make it totally epic. If you know what I mean. So here goes nothing. Oh that ain't good. Dude got pranked a little. Hopefully no beef will happen between them. And it's just a tiny gag. Well, well, well. I knew you were in my walls. It's the Stokes Twins. The Stokes Twins' most popular content is about hidden places. Ranging from secret 7-Eleven inside a wall. To hidden rooms you'll never find. For the minifigs. I used these dark blue legs and red jacket torsos. And for the build. Since they really like to build so many hidden places. I went with a pool build made out of these blue bricks. Also decorated with a diving board and umbrellas. Now the Stokes Twins can invite their friends to a casual pool day. And yeah, I know what y'all are about to say. This pool has a hidden entrance to a secret underground room. What room you may ask? A secret movie theater. Complete with popcorn. I built this bracket to hold a smartphone for the screen. Now after all the fun in the pool. The Stokes Twins and friends can have a relaxing and very secret movie night. Now we have Ryan Trahan. He has around 17 million subscribers. We're gonna start by taking this nice curly hair. And a white shirt torso from the Paul Walker minifig. And stick it to this smiling head. Then I'll give him legs from a runner minifig. Because he's a runner. Duh. Let's also build him a VR set to finalize the look. I will use MetaQuest 2 as a reference. Let's activate Ryan's headset and transport him into... Maybe... digital circus? Confusion kicking in. Ryan's all bricked up. And Pomni and Jax don't know what's going on. Oh damn. Ryan got his digital version. Now he's literally bricked up and just vibing with Kane. Now who is the biggest YouTuber on the planet? MrBeast. And what is the biggest minifigure? This one. So I will use it to recreate MrBeast. Starting with his hair. I'll remove his head entirely. And rebuild it with a custom hairstyle made out of brown curved slopes on top. To represent his look. And it fits perfectly. Now let's tackle his face. He often looks quite awkward in real life. So I'll use a sharpie to draw an awkward facial expression. There we go. Looks quite good if you ask me. And for the mustache, I'ma just... Yes sir. For his torso, I rebuilt it entirely out of black pieces. And also, I'll add a big custom sticker of his channel's logo to complete the look. And MrBeast is done! Now what is MrBeast famous for? He usually gives out huge sums of money to strangers. So big minifigure, big money. I built a huge bill for MrBeast using a bunch of green pieces and white tiles for lettering. With this bill, he can probably buy the whole LEGO City. And this is Clean Girl. I used a pink torso, black legs, and this blonde hairpiece. And this is her in minifigure form. Speaking of cleaning, I recently dealt with a chunky clog in my sink. Not your ordinary clog. Let's start by removing this slime. Mixed with a solid chunk of hair. Note to self, don't cut hair over the sink. After tackling the first nasty layer, it's time to dig deeper. It feels like clay. Oh, it is my Bionicle. How on earth did it end up in the sink? The hard part's done. Let's clean it up. Magic foam to the rescue. After a final rinse, it's good as new. Scrubbing never felt so satisfying. From gross to neuron activation, right? Back to the display shelf. And stay out of sinks. Next, we have ZHC. 28 million subscribers. This guy is crazy good at painting and creating cool custom iPhones and iPads. And I'm gonna match his skills while building his minifig. I gave him black pants, a cool-looking cyan-colored torso, and spiky turquoise hair. Also a paintbrush and a palette. But this is too easy. Feels like cheating and doesn't represent his creativity. So time for an upgrade. I will prepare his minifig with primer. Because we're gonna dip him in yellow paint. Then I'll take this similar-looking hair piece and I will transform it from this bland color to this vibrant turquoise. Once that's done, I'll recreate ZHC's face on a minifig using a sharpie. Now to tackle the torso in the same turquoise color as his hair. First, the prime layer to activate the color layer. Torso's done. Maybe a bit scuffed. But now I'm gonna yoink these gamer girl pants for bro. Hmm, looks off. So I'll splatter some paint on his pants to show that art can get messy. As if it's not messy enough already. And lastly, to make him super unique, I've printed out a tiny custom sticker shirt design. And the minifig is done. Airak, aka Eric Decker, has 15.5 million subscribers. And for the build, I used legs from a surfer minifig and the torso from Stanley Hudson's minifig from The Office. I found a bowl cut hair piece but had to style it with a hairdryer to fit Airak's vibe better. To replicate the mischief croc boots from the photo, I used the surfer legs, adding yellow brackets and rounded tiles. They didn't quite capture the gummy look, so I crafted a pair from yellow putty for a better fit. Inspired by one of Airak's videos where he hired a hundred bodyguards to cause mayhem, I wanted to recreate it in LEGO. I assembled Airak's minifig along with a squad of bodyguards. He's now got a small army to protect him. But will it be enough to stand against Glorp, Toot, Melt, Glib-o-Glob, and Jeremiah? Let's set them all up and let the totally ultimate battle commence! Next time, Airak should hire more bodyguards. I got this brand new iBrick 16, still in the box. I see your new feature, LEGO. The brick is fully modular and needs to be assembled. So that probably means that LEGO is planning in the future to make more custom modules and extend the lifespan of their iBricks. But for now, the brick itself is very nice. But I would like to focus more on MKBHD. Let's build a minifig for him. For the torso, I took a bright blue hoodie with a red undershirt, a happy looking face, and a curly black hairpiece. So that kind of wraps up the review. This was Marques Brickley. See you in the next one. So now we're going to build a sock? What? Oh, that's the logo of a YouTuber? I knew that. I was just playing with you guys. Socks Animation, a YouTuber with 1.74 million subscribers, creates tier list videos and discusses real life events with friends using his unique cartoony style. I needed an orange body from Everyone is Awesome, white grippers, and a cartoonishly happy face. The legs are orange too, but since I couldn't find ones with socks, I crafted them using colored kraft paper strips to match socks theme. For the oof character, I created a unique head inspired by a twister playmat from paper and colored dots and applied it on a Bruce Wayne minifig. For Juicy, I took a Lego stuntman's red hoodie and paired it with black pants. Instead of a mug, I used a yellow rounded brick as a white nozzle for a straw to represent his juice head. For TBVG, or Teebs, I combined dark brown legs, a black torso, and a Thanos head, adding an X, Y, A, B button layout for the eye. With these, our cast is ready for the show. So now we need a studio for recording. I constructed a simple podcast room with microphones, a computer, and phones on the table. The set is ready. Another YouTube category you can recreate in Lego is ASMR. Here's the sound of Lego bananas. This is the sound of a drowning Lego man.