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LEGO Marvel Avengers: Strange Tails

2025

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73%

Hawkeye and The Avengers have made saving the world look easy. But now they face their wildest threat yet: SOCIAL MEDIA. To save the world, a new team must be recruited to help our heroes contend with an influencer bent on cataclysmic destruction.

How many Seasons of LEGO Marvel Avengers: Strange Tails are there?

1 Season2 Episodes

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52

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9%

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64%

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73%

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Top Reviews

NathanDirector

NathanDirector liked

LEGO Marvel Avengers: Strange Tails

Rated: 6.2/10 ⭐️

Happy National Superhero Day. I expected a standard Lego parody, but the influencer villain plot was surprisingly entertaining.

What Worked:
The CGI blocking leans into the theme with obscure cat-themed heroes. Through my Faith Methodism lens, the Avengers recruiting outsiders reminds me that community means recognizing everyone’s unique gifts. Hearing Benjamin Valic voice an older Peter Parker also gave a cool continuity I vibed with.

The Cuts:
Splitting this into two episodes means the middle really dragged for me; the clunky transition stalls the flow. Keeping it spoiler-free, the influencer gimmick gets repetitive and cringey. Plus, cramming in massive characters sidelined the new cat-heroes, not giving Sphinx or Tigra room to breathe.

Verdict:
A goofy brick adventure. Chill for hardcore Marvel fans, but skip if you hate cringey internet jokes.

Favorite Line: “Fighting viral threats requires more than just your usual superhero skills.”

117d

Recent Reviews

NathanDirector

NathanDirector liked

LEGO Marvel Avengers: Strange Tails

Rated: 6.2/10 ⭐️

Happy National Superhero Day. I expected a standard Lego parody, but the influencer villain plot was surprisingly entertaining.

What Worked:
The CGI blocking leans into the theme with obscure cat-themed heroes. Through my Faith Methodism lens, the Avengers recruiting outsiders reminds me that community means recognizing everyone’s unique gifts. Hearing Benjamin Valic voice an older Peter Parker also gave a cool continuity I vibed with.

The Cuts:
Splitting this into two episodes means the middle really dragged for me; the clunky transition stalls the flow. Keeping it spoiler-free, the influencer gimmick gets repetitive and cringey. Plus, cramming in massive characters sidelined the new cat-heroes, not giving Sphinx or Tigra room to breathe.

Verdict:
A goofy brick adventure. Chill for hardcore Marvel fans, but skip if you hate cringey internet jokes.

Favorite Line: “Fighting viral threats requires more than just your usual superhero skills.”

117d

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