LEGO vs Superheroes...

In this video, the superhero minifigures are facing their doomsday, because I'm going to destroy them in their own ways with cool LEGO mechanisms. Let's start the hunt with the Human Torch. In the movie Deadpool and Wolverine, the Human Torch is captured by this bald villain Cassandra, who rules the wasteland with her telepathic powers. In this scene, she executed the Human Torch by peeling off his skin with some sort of telekinetic power. I don't have that power, but I have the power of using Wedge Blaze to make this nice stair platform. After finishing the surface, we need to find a way to create the process of the Human Torch turning into bare bones and muscles using this switch mechanism. The original movie clip was very gruesome, so I'm not showing it here, but you know what I mean since I painted this LEGO skeleton pretty close to the scene. Now the dead Johnny is in position, and we want to hide him down here, so we don't jump scare the audience too soon. The living Johnny is on the ground, but not for too long, since Cassandra is ready to snap her fingers at any time. Well, this is a very fast switch. Our next victim is Loki. He was bitten really hard by the TVA agent. Now let's recreate this scene. We just need some gears hiding underneath the plate, and use this handle to rotate the axle. Loki still has no idea what will happen, and the portal just opens and the agent comes out. BAM. The heat feedback is really solid. Loki is a puny god, but defeating the Hulk requires more power. In our case, more LEGO magic. This is the ancient one, and when she hits the Hulk, the spirit of Bruce Banner should float out. So with some LEGO magic, the impact should look like this. So you may ask, how can we do this? Well, first you need an expandable rail which expands when you turn the knob. It also retracts to the sheath. But we're not done yet. After attaching the Hulk and Bruce Banner, you'll notice both of them move backwards. But at different speeds. Bruce travels further at a faster speed. So we can mount the rail box at an angle and add a plate to place the ancient one on. When the rail moves, the plate with the ancient one moves along with it. By the way, if you do this to two attached magic wand, you can make this beautiful guardrail. This is a unique Iron Man minifigure, and there is a platform to help him take off the armor. I made two robot arms just like in the movie, and when Tony stands on that plate, the robot arms will start operating. The first robot arm takes off his mask. With many magnets inside, the mask is removed cleanly. But when the second robot arm takes off his chest armor, it accidentally rips out the arc reactor along with the armor. Without the arc reactor, Iron Man is defeated. The next fight is Spider-Man vs. Banner. The metal pipes make a nice trap. And this is my LEGO version. So how did I make it? First, you need a Venom minifigure. Then trap him inside several pipes made of LEGO connectors. But the real trick is hidden under the floor. With the mechanism revolving around Venom underneath, I can place Spider-Man outside the pipes, spin the gear, and Peter will start making noise. The hum continues and here's how Thor is killed by his own weapon. Basically, it's Deadpool using pin particles to magnify Thor's hammer and smashing Thor with it. So I built this LEGO mechanism to create the effect of the hammer turning into a much larger one. Thor throws Mjolnir and Deadpool fires the magnifying gun at the hammer. Then the huge hammer returns and knocks down Thor. All you need to do is set two rails spinning in opposite directions. The smaller one goes down and then the larger one rises up. Next is the shredding of Mr. Fantastic. Personally, I think the Scarlet Witch is a bit too powerful in this movie, but he's not my favorite version of Mr. Fantastic anyway. As for the minifigures, I have a Wanda that is identical to the movie version, but I have to recreate Reed using some LEGO tricks like combining these parts. This allows us to mimic the effect of his body being shredded and the soft rubber texture is just perfect for it. But Wanda has only just begun. Captain Carter is no match for her. This is the victim minifigure and I'm going to place it on this box. Inside there is a supporting axle that guides the shield to spin and fly around in the circle. Then I cover the center with some LEGO plates and place the shredded Mr. Fantastic on top. Carter stands behind, preparing to launch a shield attack at Wanda. But this fight isn't easy to build. First Carter throws the shield and Wanda catches and throws it back. Carter manages to grab the shield and launches another attack. But this time, when Wanda throws it back, Carter can't adjust her pose in time and her own shield cuts her body in half. Black Bolt is no exception. First, I give this minifigure a super dope pose just like in the movie, but within seconds he loses his mouth. I mean, literally, there's no printed mouth on the head. I think Professor Xavier is the only positive character in the Illuminati, but he still has to face a fatal challenge. We've bounded him on a bathtub motorbike and now he has to ride through this big stunt loop. Oh, it seems Professor got an F on this test. At the end, Captain Marvel was crushed by a giant statue. As for this minifigure, I've got something different. A 3D printed Bob minifigure. Once assembled, it's huge compared to Captain Marvel and all Bob has to do is step on her. Captain Marvel turns into chewing gum under Bob's shoe. Then let's deal with Ant-Man. When he turns really small, he can be hard to detect. But with more Lego parts, we can build a special weapon against him. The vacuum cleaner. Ant-Man has blended in among some dozen trash, but there is no escape for the vacuum cleaner. Now he's trapped with barely any air inside. Okay, finally, here we are, Superman. Lex Luthor has developed a crazy weapon against him, a loop armed with Lego shooters. Luthor will stand on the outer circle and control the weapon himself. The green Kryptonite ammunition is loaded onto the shooters, forming a complete trap. Once Superman falls into the trap, which he often does, Luthor activates the weapon immediately, rotating it and shooting at Superman with Kryptonite. In order to create the damage to Superman from the Kryptonite, I pierced Superman's body and left him in the snow. This scene gave me inspiration for Doctor Strange's death. I built this expandable circle and tied Doctor Strange to the circle just like Peter Parker did. Now I just need to gently pull out the joint to expand the circle and Doctor Strange's body will be torn apart by the spider web. Shazam is the next target. I decided to build a crossbow with Lego parts that really shoots Lego arrows. This is quite a neat design and compact as it is, the shooting range is incredible. But there is no point, unless we turn him back into his teenage form. This time, he takes heavy damage. This mechanism allows me to switch the two minifigures rapidly. At last, Magneto will face his challenge. We've built a car without any metal, just like the one in Flintstones. Apparently, he has no power to manipulate the car. But then again, Lego pieces are just plastic, not metal anyway.