CREEPY LEGO BUILDS...

Happy Lego
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AI GeneratedThe video showcases a collection of \"cursed\" and creepy LEGO creations, ranging from official sets and custom builds to knock-off kits. The creator explores various unsettling themes, including monsters, distorted minifigures, and a massive, trap-filled haunted mansion, blending creativity with a horror aesthetic.
Today I'm going to buy, build, and test some of the weirdest and creepiest LEGO builds
of all time.
Each one getting bigger and more cursed.
From tiny builds to a giant haunted mansion with multiple rooms and levels.
So anyway, let's go.
First let's look at some cursed and creepy LEGO items I bought off the internet using
my mom's credit card.
Starting with this $80 LEGO Star Wars set.
And after building it, it comes with this giant creature which lives inside the ground.
It has these long tentacles that move, these giant teeth using horn pieces, and this mouth
which can eat an entire minifigure.
The set even comes with this floating ship.
It has this plank that extends, which people walk and are sacrificed from.
Okay, this next LEGO build looks like an old book, but it's actually this weird creature
with four eyes and teeth.
And the book itself is its mouth.
So when you pull it back and release it, its mouth moves up and down like it's trying
to bite and eat you.
But if you look inside, it actually does this using a motor and four wheels which move this
piece that goes up and down.
This next LEGO set is one you can no longer buy from LEGO, and it's made from six or
seven hundred pieces.
Okay, the build is finished, and it's Venom's head.
His teeth are very pointy, and his tongue is super long, and it literally spins.
From these pieces, try to guess what this next LEGO set's gonna be.
Yep, it's this giant LEGO spider.
First, it has these two giant pincers in front of its head to bite you.
It also has wheels underneath its body so it can move across the ground.
It can even spin actual spiderweb out of its butt.
And on the end of it is this hook, that way you can hang it on random things around your
house.
Yep, if I found this in my house, I'm selling it and I'm leaving the country.
Okay, this next LEGO item is this huge T-Rex dinosaur from a 20-year-old LEGO set.
But what makes the dinosaur creepy is when you turn the lights off, there's a button
on top of its head you can push, which makes its eyes glow red.
Wow, I'm surprised the battery still works on this.
Okay, next we're gonna look at some of the most cursed and creepy minifigures to ever
walk the face of Earth.
Like this bunny rabbit, which actually looks pretty cute, but when you remove his face,
you see this.
This next minifig is a human shark.
His eyes are further apart than we are from getting GTA 6.
And underneath its mask is this creepy head where its mouth literally takes up its whole
face.
This one has a shark as its head, and we even have this human octopus with literal tentacles
as its feet.
And underneath its mask is this creepy face.
We got this weird ocean creature, this crocodile looking creature, half of this guy's face
is cooked.
Okay, this guy has one eye on his head and one on his chest, and this guy literally has
no eyes at all.
This one's head glows in the dark, and this one's whole body glows in the dark.
We got this creepy alien robot minifig.
If ChatGPT was a human, this is what it would look like.
This creepy venom minifig, this human snake, and this one whose head is literally a snake.
This minifig is also pretty creepy, because no matter what you're doing, he's still smiling
at you.
The next creepy Lego item are these Mario figures.
We got Mario himself and Princess Peach.
Their face is made using a screen, so they can make different expressions.
They're bigger than a regular minifig, and they can even interact with Lego pieces, like
this red piece sets Mario on fire.
Oh, I just realized, no matter where you turn its head, it's looking at you.
But what makes these figures creepy is when you turn them off, their eyes go completely
black.
Mamma Mia, this is extremely creepy, and it's crazy, because literal seven-year-olds buy
this.
Okay, next, I searched the internet for some of the creepiest characters that I could possibly
find, and I'm going to build them in Lego.
Okay, this first character is Freddy Fazbear.
Okay, that took two hours, but he's finally complete.
His arms and his legs can move.
I built his ears using this illegal building technique.
He has this top hat on his head.
I built him a bow tie, and I used these tiny studs for his teeth.
Whoa, what the?
Wait, someone turn the lights back on.
Where'd he go?
Okay, on to the next build, and this time, it's this cursed sea creature.
Okay, the sea creature is finished.
I built it so it looks like it's coming out of the water.
It has huge eyes, and this giant mouth, which can swallow a minifig whole.
Okay, next build, and this time, it's Slenderman.
He's a tall man with no face, and he wears a suit, so I gave him a blank head, and I
made him tall by adding bricks on his feet.
He also has tentacles on his back, and I even built him a small forest with these trees.
That way, he can hide behind them and pop out to jump scare random people.
Okay, next, we're going to build this creepy-looking deer.
Okay, the deer is finished.
I used literal balls for his eyes.
I built his antlers using these horns, and I gave him giant hands so he can grab people.
Okay, another build finished.
This time, we have this creepy fish.
Okay, the fish is done.
I built it these huge eyeballs.
It has giant teeth, and its mouth actually opens.
I even built this small light that dangles in front of its head.
That way, it can attract prey and eat it.
There's actually a real fish that looks like this, by the way.
Okay, on to the next build, and this time, it's this tall skeleton creature.
Okay, to build it, I used this skeleton.
He has really long arms, and he's three times as tall as a minifig, and he has this really
weird-looking head.
Okay, next, I bought some creepy fake Lego sets you can't actually buy from Lego.
This first one was $20, and it's made from 500 pieces.
And from the looks of it, it's this huge eyeball.
Okay, the set's been unboxed, and the very center of the eye is this giant piece.
Okay, the eyeball is finished.
It has these veins, and these blood vessels flowing to it from the back.
And the actual center of the eyeball is this sticky piece, which attaches to the Lego.
And the entire eyeball is covered with this giant clear dome piece.
Okay, let's see if it makes a good bowling ball.
Great shot!
Oh, the pupil popped out, though.
Okay, we got four more knockoff Lego sets, so let's put these together.
Okay, the builds are finished, and not gonna lie, I have no clue who's buying some of these.
First, we got this weird creature in the shape of a ball.
It has tentacles and this giant mouth.
This next build is a train with literal legs.
We also got this weird robot creature with many eyes and literally 14 arms.
Yo, it low-key looks like someone's hair.
And finally, we got this weird centipede-looking creature with literally 36 legs.
And for the final, biggest but creepiest Lego build yet,
I'm gonna build a huge Lego haunted mansion with multiple rooms and levels
that we're also gonna send this Lego man in to explore.
But first, we need to make this place actually feel creepy.
Okay, now we're ready to build.
So, let's begin by building the outside of the house.
Wow, it's a huge house, but it looks super old like nobody lives in it.
I built these broken windows.
There's literally plants growing on it, and you'll even find these spiders.
But before we build inside, first, let's build outside the house.
So, I first built this small cemetery full of graves.
Here, you'll find Mr. Beast doing a challenge,
and you'll even find dead memes that nobody talks about anymore.
I even built this grave where you push on this piece,
and the person underneath comes alive to pop out and jump scare you.
I also built a small forest full of dead trees,
and hiding behind them are some of the creatures we built earlier.
Okay, we're ready to explore the house, and it's completely empty inside.
So, we're gonna start from the ground floor and work our way up.
First, I built this hallway as you enter the house.
On the walls, you'll find these creepy paintings,
and I even built this secret trap hidden in the floor
where you pull on this piece, and the floor literally falls from underneath you
and drops you into this pit full of spiders.
Next, I built this room, which looks completely normal,
except for these weird holes in the floor.
But it turns out the entire room is actually its own trap,
because when you push on this piece, literal spikes come from out of the floor.
And for this third room, I built an indoor swimming pool with a diving board and slides,
but you wouldn't want to actually swim here, because there's literal slime in the water,
and underneath at the bottom of the pool is this giant creature
that will literally suck you up and eat you while you're swimming.
Okay, now we're ready to move to the second floor and build more creepy rooms.
First, I built this room where here all you'll find are literal minifig heads.
Okay, there's something very unsettling about this.
On the way to the next room, I built another hidden trap,
because it turns out this doorway is a literal mouth.
So, if you can make it past that, you enter this next room,
which is the bedroom of the house.
I built this bed of nails, and I built this painting, which looks completely normal,
but the person in the painting magically becomes dead.
And for the final room, I built this creepy bathroom.
You can either sit on this toilet with this guy living in it,
or you can take a slimy bath with this guy.
Yeah, at this point, I'll just hold my crap in.
Okay, the entire house is finished, and moral of the story, never come visit.
Comment what I should build next, subscribe, thanks for watching.
Purple stars in my bank account, run up the digits.
Counting up the Lego money, like law of business.
Always with my minifigs, I'm with the crew.
Massive spins, jet-suit, call me Sensei Wu.
