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LEGO Marvel Super Heroes (PS3 Version)
A FAQ/Walkthrough by CyricZ
Version 1.0
E-mail: cyricz42 at yahoo.com
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1. Introduction
2. FAQ
3. Basics
3A. Controls
3B. Menus/Displays
3C. Hints/Tips
3D. Character Powers
4. The Helicarrier/Manhattan Hub
5. Story Missions
5A. Sand Central Station
5B. Times Square Off
5C. Exploratory Laboratory
5D. Rock Up at the Lock Up
5E. Rebooted, Resuited
5F. Red Head Detention
5G. Bifrosty Reception
5H. Juggernauts and Crosses
5I. Doctor in the House
5J. That Sinking Feeling
5K. Taking Liberties
5L. Rapturous Rise
5M. Magnetic Personality
5N. A Doom With a View
5O. The Good, the Bad, and the Hungry
6. Manhattan Missions
6A. A Shock Withdrawal
6B. Feeling Fisky
6C. The Thrill of the Chess
6D. Put Up Your Dukes
6E. Tabloid Tidy Up
6F. Stunt Show Surprise
6G. Reptilian Ruckus
6H. Bro-tunheim
6I. Nuff Said
6J. House Party Protocol
6K. Stranger Danger
7. Manhattan Exploration
7A. Stan Lee in Peril
7B. Races
7C. Tokens
7D. Gold Bricks
7E. Question Marks
7F. Daily Bugle Snapshots
7G. Mission Sets
7H. Bonus Level: The Brick Apple
8. Characters
8A. Main Characters
8B. Other Characters
8C. Ground Vehicles
8D. Water Vehicles
8E. Air Vehicles
9. Secrets/Unlockables
9A. How To Get 100%
9B. Extras
9C. Trophies/Achievements
9D. Secret Codes
10. Standard Guide Stuff
10A. Legal
10B. E-mail Guidelines
10C. Credits
10D. Version Updates
10E. The Final Word
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1. INTRODUCTION
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Greetings, true... ugh... believers.
So YEAH! Welcome to my FAQ/Walkthrough for LEGO Marvel Super Heroes! In
this guide you will find the means to make your way through the crazy world
of Marvel and save New York City once again from the threat of super
destruction, which is much worse than regular destruction. You'll also find
how to get all the collectibles in each of the missions, as well as all the
hidden stuff there is to find in Manhattan, so let's go! IT'S MAHVEL BABY!
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2. FAQ
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Q: What is LEGO Marvel Super Heroes?
A: This is a LEGO-styled action game released in 2013 throwing the varied
Marvel super heroes and villains into a big pot and just stirring it.
Q: What is the ESRB rating of this game?
A: This game is rated E10+, with the added descriptor of Cartoon Violence.
Q: Would this game be good for my kids?
A: All violence is done towards LEGO bricks, so there's no blood. While the
game makes references to the Marvel movies, it's not even nearly as dire as
some of those movies get. It all remains a pretty lighthearted romp. As far
as positive aspects of the game towards kids, the gameplay is focused on
exploration, discovery, and critical thinking. The co-operative gameplay
style and forgiving difficulty is also a plus.
Q: Does this game follow the story of any movie or comic book?
A: The game's story is pretty original, although several *references* are
made to the Marvel movies, and characters who have recently been in movies
tend to get higher billing. The story basically bounces around between
different heroes fighting different villains, and them all coming together
in the end.
Q: Are there voice actors in this game? Who plays who?
A: Yes there are. Awesomely enough, many of the voice actors have voiced
the characters they play in the past. For example:
Wolverine - Steve Blum
Spider-Man - James Arnold Taylor
Hulk - Fred Tatasciore
Deadpool - Nolan North
Captain America - Roger Craig Smith
And most awesomely, Clark Gregg himself plays Agent Coulson.
Oh, and of course Stan Lee plays himself.
Q: How many people can play? Is there online play?
A: Two, and no.
Q: What's new about this game compared to the recent LEGO games?
A: Not much. If you've played LEGO Batman 2, you'll find the two games
pretty similar. Same big sandbox, same wealth of super powers to use,
same kind of mission progression bouncing around the hub.
Q: Can I save in the middle of a Story Mission?
A: Yes! At several points throughout missions, there are things called
"Save Switches", which will save your progress within the mission, allowing
you to quit and return to that spot. The important thing to remember is
that to return to that spot, you must resume the mission by going to its
starting location in Manhattan.
Q: I'm at the spot you say that a collectible is, but there's nothing there!
A: Depending on your system, it may take some time for the items in an area
to load. Wait around for a moment in the area to see if the objects appear.
If not, pause the game and step away for a minute or two. It should all be
loaded up by the time you get back.
Q: I'm switching characters in Free Play, but I have no giant characters!
What gives?
A: Step away from a wall or give yourself some space. Giant characters need
some room to be called in.
Q: Why are there no icons for certain sidequests in Manhattan when you say
there are?
A: Some icons will only appear after a certain amount of time in the story.
You'll need to complete story missions to make them appear. For instance,
the Guardians of the Galaxy characters will only appear after you finish.
Q: The game didn't give me the character I need for Free Play. How do I
get them?
A: Assuming you've bought the character already, you can access all your
characters in Free Play at any time by holding down Triangle.
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3. BASICS
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Most of this information can be found in the instruction manual, like anyone
reads those.
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3A. Controls =
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General Controls -
Left Analog Stick: Move your character.
Right Analog Stick: Move the camera.
X Button: Jump.
- Most characters will dive-roll if you press X in midair.
- Some characters have a double jump by hitting X again.
- Some characters can fly by double-tapping X in midair.
Square Button: Attack.
- Most characters have basic punches for an attack.
- Hold down the attack button and you'll pull up a targeting reticle by which
you can use a projectile attack, like Iron Man's missiles.
Circle Button: Action.
- Tap Circle near switches to throw them.
- Hold Circle down near LEGO piles to build them.
- Also used for certain characters special abilities.
Triangle Button: Shift Focus.
- Also used to enter and exit vehicles.
L1 and R1 Buttons: Used during Free Play to change characters.
Start Button: Brings up Pause Menu.
Hub Driving/Flying Controls -
Left Analog Stick: Steer
Right Analog Stick: Move the camera.
X Button or R2 Button: Accelerate
Square Button: Fire Weapon (if your vehicle has them)
Circle Button or L2 Button: Brake and Reverse
Triangle Button: Exit Vehicle
Flying is a little difficult in this game, especially as a flying character.
The analog sticks are used for moving around on the flat plane, while X
causes you to fly upwards and Circle causes you to fly downwards. You can
also double tap X to fly faster and double tap Circle to stop flying and
drop to the ground.
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3B. Menus/Displays =
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Main Menu
Main Menu -
New Game: Start a new game.
Load Game: Load a previously saved game.
Show Trailer: Check out a trailer for a new Marvel thing.
Options: View the Options Menu.
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Pause Menu
Resume: Get back to the game.
Options: Opens Options Menu.
Show Game Controls: Take a quick look at the controls in case you've
forgotten.
Extras: Opens Extras menu, where you can select any extras you've purchased
as well as enter secret codes.
Quit: Return to the Main Menu or exit missions depending on where you are.
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Options Menu
Audio Volume: Adjust the general volume of the audio, if you can't be
bothered to find your TV remote.
Music: Toggle music on/off.
Subtitles: Turns the cutscene subtitles on/off.
Brightness: Adjust to see more in the dark areas.
Motion Blur: If on, your characters will blur as the camera moves around them,
making things more cinematic.
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3C. Hints/Tips =
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Smash freakin' everything. Lay waste to any LEGO objects in the area and
rack up that stud total. Use Ground Pounds and super powers to demolish
clusters of objects quickly.
Keep collecting studs. Collecting a specified number in each mission will
give you "True Believer" status at the conclusion of it. Once you hit the
threshold, you cannot lose it, no matter how low your studs gets afterwards.
Explore everywhere. Run into walls and behind them to look for any areas
you might be missing. Big value studs are hidden in places where you can't
normally see them.
Look out for visual cues to see how you can progress in a mission. Look for
clouds of sparkles to see where you can use Sense, or shiny objects that
need special weapons. Also, listen when Agent Coulson radios in to tell you
what to do next.
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3D. Character Powers =
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Dealing with the myriad stable of Marvel characters, you're going to be
accessing a large number of different powers. In this section, I describe
individual powers and what each can do for you. I also give you some
examples of where you can find the power, but not ALL of them, because ain't
nobody got time for that, although I prioritize the characters that are
easier to get.
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Flight -
A relatively self-explanatory power. Characters can double jump in the air
to enter a "flying" state, where they can use X to float up, Circle to float
down, and the Left Analog stick to move around at the level they're at.
It's a little complicated, and gets even moreso once you double tap X to
fire the boosters. Double tap Circle to drop to the ground. It goes
without saying, but flying characters can feasibly get to any spot on a
map that's out of a normal person's reach.
Examples: Iron Man, Thor
Projectiles -
This is simply a power or a weapon that the character has where they can
shoot, fire, or throw something at enemies. Usually it's done by tapping
Square while not close to an enemy, but can also be done by targeting by
holding down Square.
Examples: Iron Man, Hawkeye, Black Widow
Explosives -
Certain characters have projectiles that explode on contact with someone
or something. These explosives can demolish shiny silver objects.
Examples: Iron Man, Hawkeye
Hacking -
Some characters have the ability to use blue terminals with red lights on
them. Sometimes all you have to do when you access them is to mash
Square to hack through it. Other times you'll have a display and have to
move a cursor and tap objects to solve a small puzzle.
Examples: Iron Man, Mister Fantastic, Black Widow
Giant -
Several characters are considered "giant" type. They're much larger than
normal characters. They have Super Strength, meaning they can pull on
objects with handles and smash down cracked walls. Many also have a ground
pound when in the air that creates a shockwave. Pressing Circle with most
of them will have them clap or create another shockwave, while holding
Circle will have them pick up a rock to throw, giving them a projectile
attack. The only liability is that they cannot build nor can they fit in
small spaces.
Examples: Hulk, Thing
Transform -
A few characters can transform between normal and giant forms. This is
done by holding down Triangle.
Examples: Hulk, Venom
Super Strength -
Characters with super strength can smash down cracked walls, either with
their melee attack or with a thrown weapon. They can also pull on green
handles.
Examples: Hulk, Thing
Web-slinger -
Web-slingers have a wealth of abilities. First and foremost, they have
incredible mobility because by pressing X in midair, they can start
swinging on their webs, basically giving them the same abilities as flying
characters. The only difference is that they can't web swing in very
high areas, such as on top of the Helicarrier. They can also stick to
walls if they jump into them, although this isn't particularly useful.
Furthermore, they all have Projectiles, Double Rope, and Sense.
Examples: Spider-Man, Venom
Rope and Double Rope -
Some characters can use ropes or rope-like appendages to pull down
orange hooks. Stand in front of the hook and press Circle to attach to it,
then mash Circle to pull it down. Sometimes you have a single hook to pull
down, and other times two, and certain characters can handle one or two
hooks.
Single Rope Examples: Hawkeye
Double Rope Examples: Mister Fantastic, any Web-slinger
Sense -
This is the ability to spot hidden objects, either through a sense of smell,
a sixth sense, or technology. These objects are marked by a large field of
colored sparkles, which usually seem to float in the air. With a character
that has Sense, press Circle to spot the object, which is typically either
hooks or spots to climb walls.
Examples: Spider-Man, Wolverine, Doctor Octopus
Stretch -
This is a character's ability to contort their body into special shapes.
In addition to Double Rope abilities, they can use pads with a "4" on them
to contort into a special shape, and can also glide holding X while in
midair, which allows them to cross long gaps.
Examples: Mister Fantastic
Vents -
This is the ability to pass through a vent. Stretch characters have this
natively, but certain other character can also adjust their form or even
teleport.
Examples: Mister Fantastic, Sandman, Doctor Strange
Shield -
In addition to the obvious Captain America, some characters also have
psychic shields. Although only Cap's can be thrown, all characters with
shields can reflect beams by standing on a shield platform that looks like
Cap's shield and pressing Circle.
Examples: Captain America, Jean Grey, Invisible Woman
Invisibility -
Press Circle with characters with this power and they will either use
their powers or technology to vanish, allowing them to pass by cameras with
laser sights.
Examples: Black Widow, Invisible Woman, Nick Fury
Claws -
Characters with claws can climb walls that they've Sensed, and also use
special Claw Switches. They can also be used to dig up dirt piles in the
ground. Lastly, they can be used to slash through cracked walls at
ground level.
Examples: Wolverine, Beast
Heat Beam -
This is the ability to fire a laser-like beam of heat energy. Typically,
these are meant to be used on gold shiny objects. Some objects will heat
up and explode with a beam held on them. Other objects are walls and need
to have a shape cut out of them by tracing the beam around the wall. Heat
beams can also melt ice.
Examples: Iron Man (Mark 42), Human Torch, Cyclops
Electricity -
This is the ability to channel electricity and fire it. In addition to
frying bad guys, this can also be used to charge up generators. Thor
and Storm are particular in this matter because they need to charge
electricity before they use it by holding down Circle. Once they charge,
they can deploy their lightning by holding down Square in front of a
generator or holding down Circle and aiming.
Examples: Thor, Storm, Doctor Doom
Super Weapon -
These characters have special weapons that are incredibly strong, even if
they themselves aren't strong. These weapons can break cracked walls, and
can be thrown to break walls high off the ground.
Examples: Thor
Ice -
Similar to a Heat Beam, Ice is typically a beam that can freeze things,
such as enemies, but also pools of LEGO water. It can be used by holding
down Circle.
Examples: Iceman, Loki
Telekinesis -
Some characters have the power to move objects with their mind. This can
be used to put together LEGO bricks, but can also be used to move objects
marked with purple sparkles. Once an object is held with Circle, they can
be moved with the analog stick to place them.
Examples: Jean Grey, Invisible Woman
Mind Control -
At certain points, you can find civilian characters with a ? question mark
over their head. Press Circle when you have the Mind Control power to take
control of this person, which can use switches or assemble things.
Examples: Jean Grey, Loki
Float -
Some telepathic characters have a lesser form of flying that allows them
to float in the air, but only so high. They cannot fly upwards and they
will sink if they're over open air, but this can be used to cross gaps that
are too far to jump.
Examples: Jean Grey, Magneto
Magnetism -
A few characters can use their powers to manipulate metal. Specifically,
they can hold down Circle near shiny blue objects to use them.
Examples: Magneto, Polaris
Sandman -
Sandman (and his Goon) have the special ability to teleport through special
sand piles on the ground. It doesn't come up often, but often enough to
be notable.
Examples: Sandman, Sandman Goon
Symbiote -
Rarely will you come across black puddles on walls or floors. Symbiote
characters can use these to teleport from one place to another.
Examples: Venom, Carnage
Power Cosmic -
Rarely, you'll have the opportunity to use purple bricks. You'll need
this ability to manipulate the fabric of reality to do something with
them by holding down Circle.
Examples: Galactus
Shrink -
At a few spots in Manhattan are courses that require someone who can
become little. Press Circle to shrink and Circle again to return to
normal size.
Examples: Ant-Man
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4. THE HELICARRIER/MANHATTAN HUB
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Outside of missions, the main hub for this game is the Big Apple herself,
the Manhattan burough of New York City, Marvel style. Of course, the
Manhattan of this game is MUCH smaller than the real version. Also, the
real Manhattan has this thing called "The Bronx" to the north of it,
rather than just ending in water, but eh, it's a video game.
Also, to the apparent annoyance or concern of no one, the S.H.I.E.L.D.
Helicarrier is floating just off the east shore. Once you finish the
first story mission of the game, you'll be deposited in the Helicarrier,
which serves as the control center of the game.
The main room of the Helicarrier, or the "Command Center", contains a
console that allows you to access any of the missions you've already
completed, including the Manhattan Missions.
Once you complete the fifth story mission, "Rebooted, Resuited", you'll
be allowed into the side doors which go to other areas of the Helicarrier.
Most of these are areas where you can perform little side-missions for
Gold Bricks, but there are a couple that are important:
Deadpool's Room - This is just off to the right of the hallway that leads
from the left door. This room is where you buy any Red Bricks you've
found. You can also view completed Comic Minikits, and also enter secret
codes (which you can also do right from the Extras menu).
Cloning Chamber - This is where you create and modify your custom
characters. Simply pick cylinders and scroll through them to tailor
characters as you like them. Note that you can only use aspects of
characters you've already unlocked.
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Outside of the Helicarrier is Manhattan itself, which you can begin exploring
after the third story mission. In addition to getting to the missions, there
are also a ton of little side missions, most which earn you a Gold Brick or a
new character. As you explore, your map of Manhattan will fill in and
anything you've found will be added to the map, be it a yellow question mark
for a Helper Mission, a Gold Brick, or a Race.
The map of Manhattan can be brought up at any time after the third mission
by pressing SELECT. From there you can view any of the icons on display
and either set them as destinations, or in the case of green "fast travel"
icons or blue vehicle call-in points, travel to them instantly. You can
also click on any mission icons to begin those missions.
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5. STORY MISSIONS
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You begin the game going right into the first mission, so let's go!
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5A. Sand Central Station =
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True Believer at 70,000
Characters: Iron Man, Hulk, Spider-Man
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Walkthrough -
Park Avenue -
Another day, another dollar. Looks like Sandman and Abomination are
tearing up Grand Central Station. Head up the street, smashing all the
cabs and Sandman Goons in your way. At the bus, switch to Iron Man and
hold Square to aim at the two fire hydrants with shiny silver caps.
Release to fire missiles, which will shoot water on the sand wall.
Have Hulk punch the now hardened sand and then press Circle in front
of the green handles to pull apart the bus.
Continue down the street and use missiles on the tanker truck. Now, as
Iron Man, hold down Circle near the pieces to put green handles on the
truck. Have Hulk lift it. Now head up to Abomination as Hulk and follow
the button prompts to pummel him.
Transit Hub -
You can press Circle next to the nearby computer to save your progress
in this mission if you wish. You're now facing off against Sandman.
First, he'll make two giant sand arms to attack you. Throw the large
rubble on the left at one of the hands, then use missiles on the shiny
objects on the right so you can get to the other large rock to throw at the
other hand.
In the next section, a sand train will block your way and you'll have to
fight off a bunch of Sandman Goons. In the third section, use a missile
on the globe on top of the information booth, then assemble the pieces
into a water cannon. Hop on using Triangle and fire water at the wall to
weaken it. Eventually, it will be enough for Hulk to smash down.
For the last area, you'll need to smash down the "castle" gate, but the
cannons won't let you get close. Instead, use missiles on the shiny
scaffolding to the right, then assemble a shiny anvil. Have Hulk throw
it at the gate.
Station Roof -
That big Sandman figure at the far end is your adversary, but first, you
need to shut down the power and remove that big "A" in your way. At least
you've got Spidey on your team now. First, use missiles on the shiny wall
to the left to uncover a turbine. Note the red and blue sparkles. Get
Spidey close and press Circle to use his Spider Sense and you'll see a
hook. Press Circle in front of it so he can web it and pull it open. Now,
head to the far right (still as Spidey) and use Sense near the wall to
uncover climbing parts. Climb up the wall and use web on the dish to
pull it down. Assemble the resulting pieces, then have Hulk grab the
object to pull it into the second turbine. You can now use Sense in front
of the A to reveal hooks that Spidey can pull down. Climb up the ramp
to the next part.
On the right, have Spidey use Circle under the hook to set a web rope.
Now, switch to Hulk and hold Triangle to turn him back into Bruce Banner.
Climb up the rope, then transform back and pull on the globe to smash it.
Assemble the pieces (with someone besides Hulk) into a water cannon, then
fire it at Sandman. Switch to Hulk and have him smash the part of Sandman
that solidified. That's one hit. Next, have Hulk smash the structure on
the left and assemble it into an orange... something. Either a water tank
or a cement mixer. Anyway, toss it at Sandman and smash him a second time.
Now, get closer and you'll see a shiny object and an object with a hook on
it on either side of Sandman. Missile and web them, respectively, then
throw the switches underneath. Use Sense to uncover the hook on the tank
in the middle, then pull it. Smash Sandman one last time.
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New Characters: Iron Man (Mark 6), Hulk, Spider-Man
Available for Purchase: Roxxon Guard, Sandman
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Free Play:
Minikit Canisters:
#1 - On the left side of the first area is a billboard. Throw a taxi (or a
rock) at it to break it, then fly Iron Man to it.
#2 - Smash three blue mailboxes in the first area. First, you need to
move the helicopters back by removing the first big bus in your way.
There are two mailboxes on the left side of the ramp, and one on the
right, and two of them are way in the back.
#3 - (Claws) Dig up the pizza bike in the front of the first area, to
the right of the ramp. Drive it all the way back and between the two
pizza signs.
#4 - (Electricity) Charge up the generator on the building to the right
of the ramp in the first area. Then use Sense to detect hooks and pull
them off.
#5 - (Heat Beam) In the second area (train station), use heat on the small
gold object on the wall on the left balcony (not the cages themselves).
Taking out this support will drop the cage above and release the minikit.
#6 - (Sense, Heat Beam, Sandman) In the second area, there are sparkles to
the right of the info booth. Use Sense near them to find a gold object on
the wall. Burn it down and then use Sandman on the sandbox that appears.
#7 - (Heat Beam, Claws, Mind Control) To the left of Sandman's cannon walls
is a gold wall. Burn it down and use the Claw Switch inside. Assemble the
fan, then use Mind Control on the person behind the window.
#8 - (Telekinesis) On the rooftop, use Telekinesis on the clock in the
foreground.
#9 - (Heat Beam) Melt five gold objects on the rooftop. One is to the
left of the start. The second is to the right of the start on top of the
dish structure. The third is just past the A. The fourth is in the back
left. The fifth is on the right, near the water tower.
#10 - (Ice) On top of the water tower on the rooftop, you'll release some
water. Freeze it to make a slide, then press Triangle to slide down it.
Stan Lee - In the train station, fly up to the left balcony and you'll
find Stan pinned under a vending machine. Smash it.
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Manhattan Interlude:
New Characters: Captain America, Mister Fantastic
Welcome to the S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier. You can go back down the elevator
to the Control Room, but all you can do there is access the first mission
again. Instead, follow the light blue studs over to the launch platform and
jump off. Enjoy the thrilling ride down to Manhattan. You'll land in a
park across from the Baxter Building. To get out of the park, smash the
lamppost near the locked gate, then assemble it into a vent. Switch to Mister
Fantastic and press Circle on top of the vent to stretch to the other end,
then smash the blue and white dish to assemble a "4" pad. Stand on it as
Fantastic and press Circle to transform into bolt cutters.
Next, head to the right of the building's door. This red, white and blue
object is a Shield Switch. Target it with Captain America to throw his
shield at it, which will drop a ladder. Climb up as Fantastic, then jump
into the air and glide across to the left by pressing X in midair. Press
Circle in front of the blue switch on the wall and mash Square to hack your
way in. This will fire up some laser cannons. Switch to Cap and press
Circle while standing on the pad in front of the cannons to put up your
shield. Use the Left Analog Stick to direct the beam upwards to the exposed
wires to fry them. You can now enter the building.
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5B. Times Square Off =
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True Believer at 170,000
Characters: Captain America, Mister Fantastic
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Walkthrough -
Reed Richards' Lab -
First, smash all the Octobots that show up. Now, head up the stairs to
the right. Note the fires on the back wall. Assemble the 4 Pad and use
it to unscrew the Shield Switch. Hit it to start a lift to the balcony.
Send Cap up the lift. Doc Ock will head off, but not before making an
even bigger mess. Now, you need to get both characters to the left side
of the area. For Mister Fantastic, it's as easy as assembling some of
the pieces Doc Ock knocked down into a vent and passing through. For Cap,
head to the left on that balcony. Press Circle and he'll bring up his
shield and walk slowly. Go through the fire with the shield up and down
to the far left. Use Reed as you would a web-slinger on the hook on the
wall to pull down some pieces you can assemble into a Shield Switch for
Cap. Once you hit the switch, a blue box with red lights will light up
on the upper level. Climb up as Reed and activate the box, which will
uncover a big red button nearby. Step on it to fire up a laser, which
will zap pieces that can be made into a Shield platform. Use the platform
and redirect the beam into the two round light blue circles on the back
wall and charge them up. This will reveal an elevator you can ride up
to the roof.
Baxter Building Roof -
As Mister Fantastic, head down to the right and glide across the gap in
the buildings near where H.E.R.B.I.E. is. Pull down the hook on the
back wall, then assemble the pieces into a ladder and climb up to the
interior area. Smash the boxes inside and assemble a rotator switch.
Push it to turn the dish so it points outward. Now, Cap can cross the
gap using the poles on the wall and the dish. Once Cap crosses head to
the right and forward until you find a Shield Switch. This will shut off
the fans below so Reed can join him going through the vent. Smash the
pipes near the water tower to find pieces for a 4 Pad. Use it and Reed
will become a pump to bust the tower. Assemble the remaining pieces into
a zipline and cross to the other side.
Ock will grab the lead character, so switch to the other and smack him.
He'll retreat up the building, so follow him. After he crosses the gap to
the HOTEL sign, fling Cap's shield at the sign's supports. Cross the sign
and continue to the right. At the end, fling the shield at a red and
blue support under a ladder to knock it down, then climb up. The two
characters have to split, here. Send Reed to the left. Have him climb up
to the hook and stand in front of the elevator, then send Cap to the right
and have him climb up the wall by bouncing off each side. At the roof,
smash the blue vent to find pieces for a Shield Switch, which will open
the elevator once hit. Hop in as Reed, then glide across the gap in the
roofs to the right.
Assemble the nearby pieces to make a zipline so Cap can follow, then throw
Cap's shield at Ock to scare him off. Head into the vent on the right so
you travel up to the billboard, then pull down the big blue bugle. Assemble
the pieces into a 4 Pad, then use it to turn into a wrecking crane.
Rooftop Chase -
You now have Spidey on the team. Pull down the tower in the back to cross
to the next roof, then use Spider Sense on the left hand pipes so you can
climb up them, then again in front of the machine so you can pull it with
web. This starts up a fan so the other two can get up to your level. Go
right and smash up the objects near the metal gate so you can assemble a
switch with red lights. Have Fantastic use the switch to open the gate,
then cross the garden to the right. Use the 4 Pad to turn into a rocket
and smash into the billboard, then pull it down using Spidey or Reed.
Cross the billboard and chase Ock through the building.
Times Square -
Now to take down the Ock. This battle is simply a matter of luring Ock
into striking so his arm sticks in the ground. A green circle will appear
at that spot, so you can press Square with any character to rip the arm
off. Do this three times, then just punch him for the last heart.
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New Characters: Doctor Octopus
Available for Purchase: H.E.R.B.I.E.
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Free Play:
Minikit Canisters:
#1 - (Magnetism) In the first room, use Magnetism on the blue safe on the
back wall.
#2 - (Electricity) In the first room, go to the back right and blast away
the silver covering, then charge up the generator.
#3 - (Power Cosmic) At the first roof, go left past the fire and down to
find a pile of dirt. Dig it up with Claws, then use Power Cosmic to put
the bricks together.
#4 - There are five roof greenhouses to hit to make their flowers grow.
One is right across the first glide gap. The second is near the first
Shield Switch. The third is just before the big red HOTEL sign. The
last two are on the HOTEL rooftop, on the left and right sides.
#5 - (Symbiote) On the second set of roofs is a green dollar sign. Just
beneath it is a silver vent. Blast it off, then pass through the
symbiote goop.
#6 - (Explosives) In the grassy garden area, blast all the silver objects,
then assemble them into a pump to lift up the 4 Pad for Reed.
#7 - (Heat Beam) In the back right of the grassy area is a barbecue.
Melt the gold tank.
#8 - (Heat Beam) In Times Square, melt the gold caps off five fire
hydrants. They shouldn't be hard to find.
#9 - (Explosives, Super Strength) In the back right of Times Square is a
silver car. Blast it, then smash the cracked floor.
#10 - (Super Strength) In the front left is an ambulance with green handles.
Pull on them.
Stan Lee - (Telekinesis) In the second rooftop area, there's a water tower
with silver objects around it. Blast them all, then use TK on the purple
valve to bust open the tower.
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Manhattan Interlude:
New Characters: Black Widow, Hawkeye
Okay, you still don't have free reign down in Manhattan yet, but you do
have some new folks in Natasha and Clint. Head down the stairs and across
the planks, then circle around Times Square counter-clockwise. Aim
Hawkeye at the billboard on the far building with silver around the border.
You'll automatically fire explosive arrows at the silver, which will uncover
little holes that you can shoot your arrows into to create poles. Cross
these poles.
Now, switch to Widow, then cross the poles and hop up the wall jump area
between the next couple of buildings. Head to the left and use the blue
switch to hack it. You'll need to hit each of the blue arrows at least once
to switch off the electricity in the area. Hop down to the street, then
head through the alley. Hawkeye can use a rope arrow on the gate to open it.
Now head up to the Oscorp building and press Circle as Widow to use her
cloaking device. Flip the switch near the roving green camera to turn it
off, allowing you to enter.
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5C. Exploratory Laboratory =
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True Believer at 100,000
Characters: Black Widow, Hawkeye, Spider-Man
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Walkthrough -
Executive Halls -
Head to the right and you'll see Green Goblin slam a door behind him.
Use Black Widow on the blue switch to start hacking it. Watch the order
the square lights light up beneath the circles, then tap the circles in
the same color order to open the door. Continue to the right. Use Spidey
or Hawkeye to pull the vents off the ceiling, then use explosive arrows
on the shiny silver object on the right, then assemble all the pieces to
another switch that Widow needs to hack. Head further right and use
Sense to see two hooks that Spidey needs to pull down, then head right
and shoot Goblin with a projectile. He'll bust down the elevator and
scoot.
Go into the elevator shaft and use Sense to see the wall to crawl up.
Smash the lit-up box and flip the switch beneath it to drop a ladder for
the other two. Have Hawkeye blast the silver vent above, then attach a
rope arrow or web to the hook and climb up. Use another rope on the hook
to the left to pull down the gantry so you can cross to the hallway leading
to the back. At the end, use Sense, then pull the two hooks with web, then
blast the silver covering beneath. Head through the camera hallway with
Widow cloaked, then grab the switch on the right to deactivate the cameras
so one of the other two can pull down the hook to open the door leading
to Goblin.
Basement Labs -
So, Goblin dumped you down here. Blast the silver object above you, then
smash the engine next to you and assemble the pieces into a ladder. Climb
up and hey! It's Venom! Head to the right and back. You'll have to fight
a bunch of symbiote-infected scientists here. Use explosive arrows on
the silver objects above you and you'll be able to use Sense to see two
hooks to pull down. Climb up the boxes to the ladder, then climb up two
floors to the very top. Have Widow hack the panel with red lights, which
rotates the big pillar in the back. Attach arrows to all the holes in the
pillar, then use Widow to flip up to the switch at the top right. Cloak
so you can pull the switch, which opens a ladder to the very top.
Symbiote Labs -
Head to the right. Note the two spots you need to put power cells into.
Bust down the blockade to the right, then head to the far end of the
passage. Pull down the two hooks on the back wall, then assemble the
hole so you can shoot an arrow into it, then flip up and hack the terminal.
Rotate all the pipes in the monitor so that they all connect as one, which
will open doors back to the left. Head back that way, taking out all the
symbiotes as you go. Go to one of the rooms on either side of the cells
and step on the orange button. This will charge one of the cells. Switch
to another character and move it to the other button and you'll open the
door to the back.
Smash the objects back here that are lit up and assemble the pieces into
a speaker. Rope the hook on the speaker to crank it up, which will scare
off the symbiote web in the back.
Stasis Pods -
Continue to the back. Fight off more symbiotes and use explosive arrows
on the shiny parts in the back to uncover hooks. Pull both down to cause
a fire that will shake off the next symbiote web. You'll now have to fight
Venom. After fighting a few symbiotes, you'll get pieces to assemble into
a boombox. This will drop Venom to the ground, so you can punch him.
For the next round a door in the back will open revealing a switch. Pull
it, then hop into the "emergency symbiote containment" device, which is
basically an awesome riding flamethrower. Blast Venom with the fire, then
punch him again when he falls. Now, you'll see two hooks on the canister
up to the right. Pull them down, then assemble the pieces that fall off
and have someone shoot the target beneath the bell. Punch Venom one
last time.
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New Characters: Venom
Available for Purchase: Symbiote Scientist (Hazmat)
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Free Play:
Minikit Canisters:
#1 - (Heat Beam, Mind Control) There are four portraits in the executive
halls to melt with a Heat Beam. The first is to the left of where you
start. The second is in the hallway you get trapped in. The third is in
the elevator room on the right. The last is in the lab on the left when you
go into a hallway at the top of the elevator. You need to Mind Control the
scientist on the right so he throws the switch uncovering the vent, then
enter the vent as Reed to reach it.
#2 - (Magnetism) In the first area, when you got the room where you have to
pull hooks off the ceiling, go to the back room and magnetize the two
batteries into the wall. This will open up the lab on the left. Hack
into the terminal, and turn the genetic code to match the picture.
#3 - (Super Strength, Captain America) In the elevator room, pull on the
green handles on the wall, then use the Shield Switch behind them.
#4 - (Mind Control, Electricity) Go to the same area as the last gold
portrait for #1 (the lab on the left) and charge up the two generators in
that room. Use the Claw Switch that appears.
#5 - (Claws) In the basement labs, drop into the trash compactor on the
right side and dig up the dirt pile.
#6 - (Telekinesis) You need to assemble three radioactive spiders. For
the first, go to the second floor of the basement lab, go left, and smash
all the objects. Use a Symbiote (like Venom) go through the marked black
goop on the ground, then smash and assemble the objects in this room. For
the second, go to the right on the first floor and use TK on the valve
to open it, then assemble the purple parts below you. For the last,
go up to the third floor and use Super Strength on the cracked wall to find
red parts.
#7 - (Ice) In the third area, go to the middle symbiote cell to find some
water. Freeze it, then melt it.
#8 - (Heat Beam) In the third area, go to the left enclosure before the
door leading back and melt the gold vent cover.
#9 - (Magnetism) In the last area, use magnetism to uncover a Claw Switch,
then use it to open the stasis pods. The canister is in the back right.
#10 - (Power Cosmic) During the Venom fight, fly up to the back, smash
all the nearby objects and assemble them with Galactus to open the
back door.
Stan Lee - (Magnetism) In the last area, use magnetism to uncover a Claw
Switch, then use it to open the stasis pods.
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Manhattan Interlude:
Now, you FINALLY have freedom to explore the island of Manhattan if you
want, AND you get to do so as Iron Man, who can fly. Awesooome! Your
target is the Raft prison out to the northeast. Make your way over to
where the map is targeting however you wish. You can't fly to the Raft
itself for some reason, but go to the nearby ferry dock. Blast the silver
box with missiles to loosen the boat, which will get the captain down to
where you are. He will ask for a ticket, though, so head back up to the
upper area and assemble the ticket machine. Grab the ticket and give it
to the captain, then hop on the boat.
Once on the island, have Hulk rip open the main door, then blast open the
silver behind it and head inside.
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5D. Rock Up at the Lock Up =
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True Believer at 150,000
Characters: Iron Man, Hulk, Wolverine
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Walkthrough -
Prison Perimeter -
Head up the path, then hang a right at the door to go down to the
shoreline. The waves will wash the bridge down, so fly across and
reassemble the rotator switch so you can pull the bridge back up and
let the other two across.
Note the yellow and blue sparkles. Wolverine has a Sense (like Spidey's)
so press Circle near them to see a spot where you can climb the wall.
That gives Wolverine and Iron Man a way to get up. Now you just need to
give the Hulk a way up. As Wolverine, press Circle near the dirt pile to
dig it up with his claws. Assemble the handles onto the wall, then have
Hulk pull it off. Now, get the other two to the upper level. Smash the
objects in the back right to find a Claw Switch. Press Circle in front
of it as Wolverine to throw it, which will power up the elevator and bring
Hulk to the upper level.
Hulk tripped an alarm so a bunch of sentry guns appeared. Fly around as
Iron Man and shoot missiles at all four of them. Once they're gone, the
beams to the left of Hulk will vanish, allowing him to rip the wall apart.
Head through as Wolverine and use Sense to find a wall to climb. Climb up
and up the nearby ladder, then slash open the wall with the yellow coming
out of it. Hack the terminal behind it using Iron Man. Aim the cursor at
each of the four black and yellow barriers at the corners to disengage them,
which will open the door to Sabretooth, who will take off immediately.
Chase after him, smashing down the wall at the end.
Holding Cells -
Head forward and you'll face off against The Leader for some reason.
Blast his floating silver junk with missiles to stop him, then punch him
once to make him warp away. That taken care of, head to the right and use
Sense to see where to smash open a wall. Do so, then head inside and climb
up to a Claw Switch, which will open the door to the right.
Next we need to get rid of that electricity. Head to the right and smash
up all the objects to find pieces for a terminal that Iron Man can hack.
Do so to overload Whiplash and put him out of commission. Now, use Sense
in front of Abomination's cell and have Hulk pull on the handles to drop
him out of sight. Now a rope will run up to the left. Fly Tony up to
the left and blast open the shiny locks on the doors, and the shiny
canisters at the end of the halls. Now, have Wolverine climb up and use
the Claw Switch, which will open the big gate to the left. Head out and
through to the security room.
In the security room, use Tony to hack the terminal. Guide the cursor
through the halls to each of the question marks to find Sabretooth, then
head through the back to the elevator.
Elevator -
Poor Tony got his suit busted by Magneto, but you still need to fight
Sabretooth. This fight is pretty simple. You have to beat up a bunch of
inmates, then Wolverine has to assemble something and Hulk has to throw
that something at Sabretooth. You need to do this four times.
Prison Stockade -
Looks like Abomination wants to go another round with you. Note how he's
not fond of those spotlights. First, head to the back of the yard and
dig up the ground to find a ladder. Assemble it and climb up, then use
Sense and climb up further to the spotlight. Press Triangle to jump on
it and aim it at Abomination. Switch over to Hulk and start pounding on
him. Next, go to the right and have Hulk hold down Circle to pick up a
rock. Throw it at the spot that has colored light on it in cracks to
break it. Assemble the pieces and have Wolverine bounce up to the
spotlight at the top. Aim and pound again. For the last spotlight, go
back to the back part and an elevator will open. Ride up as Wolverine,
then smash the boxes on the left to find pieces for a claw switch. Use
it and then aim and pound once more.
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New Characters: Tony Stark (Underwear), Wolverine
Available for Purchase: Abomination, Sabretooth
---
Free Play:
Minikit Canisters:
#1 - (Magnetism) There's a blue shiny grate right at the beginning. Use
Magnetism on it.
#2 - Smash five life preservers in the first area. One is right near you
at the beginning. The second is just before the rope bridge. The third is
at the far right side of the waterline. The fourth is just up the
elevator, and the last is on the far left side of the upper level, near
the vent.
#3 - (Ice) Go to the far right side of the waterline to find a vent. Pull
the hook off it, then freeze the water to do a little ice fishing.
#4 - Fly out over the water and fire missiles at the boat on the far right.
Nom.
#5 - (Magnetism) In the second area, after passing to the right side, use
magnetism on the blue shiny cell, then smash the objects inside and
assemble the vent, then travel through it.
#6 - (Magnetism) At the far right of the second area, magnetize the dumpster,
then the can inside it, then the cup inside it.
#7 - (Web-slinger, Heat Beam) Above Abomination, use Sense and then pull
down the two hooks. Cut a shape out of the gold wall, then assemble the
canister.
#8 - (Electricity) After using the security cameras to find Sabretooth,
use Sense to reveal a generator. Charge it up, then use the cameras again
to find the canister.
#9 - (Flight) On the roof, once the elevator in the back opens, fly up to
the canister.
#10 - (Sandman) In the last area, there are three objects that need to be
found. One is on the right side of the main area. Melt the gold box
with a Heat Beam and use Sandman on the sand. For the second, go to the
left side of the floor, blow up the silver boxes, assemble the box and
use the switch. For the last, go up to the top level on the left and
throw the switch inside the room.
Stan Lee - (Stretch) In the first area, go to the far left of the upper level
to find a vent. Stretch through it and then use Sense to reveal hooks to
pull down.
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Manhattan Interlude:
You're still on the Raft, so you can boat back to Manhattan or just use
the map and Fast Travel. You can't fly without armor, though, so head
over to Stark Tower and see about getting yourself some new metal. Once
you get to the tower, have Cap knock off the A in "Stark" to uncover a
Shield Switch, which will open the gate. Have Iron Man hack the terminal,
clicking each blue arrow twice to point the electricity in the right
direction.
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5E. Rebooted, Resuited =
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True Believer at 146,000
Characters: Tony Stark, Captain America, Iron Man (Mark 1),
Iron Man (Mark 42)
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Walkthrough -
Entry Hall -
First, have Cap toss his shield at the spot above the wall behind you and
then hit the Shield Switch behind it. Inside, smash all the items and
you'll get pieces to make a hacking terminal. Hack it with Tony and click
on each of the blue parts to disable them. This will disrupt the laser
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of the room. Have Cap get on the shield platform and reflect the beam of
the laser cannon onto it to destroy it, then assemble the pieces into a
terminal. Have Tony hack it to get a hover bot thingy. Float the hover
bot up using X, then out the hole in the window to the main room, then
over to where the blue arrow is pointing. This will allow Tony to hop
into his old style Mark 1 suit. Fire missiles at the silver above the
room that Killian just showed up in, then hit the Shield Switch behind it
and smash up the Extremis bad guys in here and hop into the elevator.
Upper Floors -
Head to the right and along the back wall. Pull the switch to raise a
platform off to the right that neither character can reach. Send Tony
down to the front of the glass to find a terminal to hack. If you're
playing alone, Cap will automatically jump onto the platform once you
get it over to him. Otherwise, have the other player jump on once it
gets in range. Once Cap is carried to the right side, walk past the
flames with his shield up and smash the console to lower both sets of
barriers allowing you to regroup.
Don't mind that red face that shows up every once in a while. That's just
the hacked JARVIS. Move to the right and have Tony blast down the
silver on the back door to open it. Have Cap flip up to the poles and up
to the right, then go around the glass to the switch high on the wall.
Jump up to it and it will start a fan that will get Tony up. Have him
go to the right and blast the silver parts on the wall in the purple-lit
room to stop the fan. Drop down and head right.
In this large room with the pillar in it, head to the right and blast open
the door with the silver parts, then have Cap go through it and hop up the
walls. Go to the upper part of the pillar in the room and push the rotator
switch. This will reveal the workings beneath you that Iron Man can blast
with missiles. The laser barrier is now lowered, but the laser *cannons*
are now firing. Use Cap on the shield platform to reflect the beams to
the blue panels on either side of the back door. Head through the door.
When the big laser pops out, have Cap blow it up by reflecting the beam
back, then assemble the switches on either side of the door and pull
them both at the same time.
Head into the room and use both Shield Switches in the back. This will
fire some lasers. Use Cap on the shield platform and point it at the
right-hand panel. You'll basically laser the hacking out of JARVIS, which
will allow Tony to access his Mark 42 suit. Oh yeah. This suit has a
heat beam which you can use on gold objects. Use it on the gold wall by
pressing Circle and cutting out the wall so you can move into the elevator.
Tower Platform -
Despite Loki taking off, you'll still have to deal with Killian and
Mandarin. First, smash up all the Extremis soldiers. After they're beat
up, Mandarin will try to mind control one of your characters. Use the
other to punch him. After that, punch Killian. Do this two more times and
Killian will be out of the fight, but Mandarin will now have the Hulkbuster
Armor. Take out all the Extremis soldiers that show up, then start
hammering on the Hulkbuster with missiles and shield bashes. JARVIS will
soon start up House Party Protocol so you'll pound on the damage. Once
the armors are all destroyed, you can put them together to make a mini
Arc Reactor. Use the Shield Switch on it and the Hulkbuster will drop.
Use the heat beam on the back of it to bust it open and drag Mandarin out
of there.
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New Characters: Tony Stark, Iron Man (Mark 1), Iron Man (Mark 42)
Available for Purchase: Aldrich Killian, Mandarin
---
Free Play:
Minikit Canisters:
#1 - (Telekinesis, Electricty) Go to the back right of the first area.
Pull down the hooks on the right, and use TK on the shelves on the left.
Assemble all the pieces and charge up the generator.
#2 - (Magnetism) Use Mind Control on the guy behind the glass in the back
right and have him throw the switch so the garage to the left opens. Use
TK to put the wheels on the car, then use Magnetism to put the engine
in. Hop in the hot rod and zoom over to the left to find the canister.
#3 - Use the Heat Beam on five holograms of armor in the second area (this
can be done after you get the Mark 42). The first is to the left of the
purple vent room. The second is in a room on the far right up some
wall jumps. The third is on the upper floor near the spinning pillar.
The fourth is in the hallway leading back to the Mark 42 room, and the
last is in the Mark 42 room.
#4 - This is suspended above the walkway surrounded by glass. You can fly
up to it once you get the Mark 42.
#5 - (Telekinesis) This is in the room up and to the right of the wall
jumps. Use TK on the shelves and pull the orange hooks out. Assemble
the jukebox.
#6 - (Super Strength) Behind the spinning pillar in the second area is a
glass room with a motorcyle behind it. Pull the green handle door open.
#7 - On the roof, fly off to the left to find this one floating there.
#8 - (Ice) Go to the right on the roof and freeze the puddle of water.
#9 - (Telekinesis) Go to the back of the roof and use TK on the bell.
#10 - (Magnetism) After you fight off Killian, you can fly up towards the
searchlights above the roof. Use Magnetism on each of them.
Stan Lee - (Samdman) In the second area, head down to the lower left and
use the sandbox.
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Manhattan Interlude:
You're now in control of Clint and Natasha again. Now would be a good time
to point out that the rest of the Helicarrier is open. There are doors to
the left and right of the Command Center that you can use to access the rest
of the place.
Anyway, drop down to the city and start following the trail on the map.
Once you reach the end, use Black Widow to flip the switch near the camera
to find that this was a dead end. Follow the trail again and you'll reach
a spot with a hook that Hawkeye can pull down, revealing a rather obvious
HYDRA logo. Assemble the trampoline and fire an arrow at the logo, then
flip onto it to spin the logo and open the entrance to the base.
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5F. Red Head Detention =
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True Believer at 95,000
Characters: Black Widow, Hawkeye, Human Torch, Captain America
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Walkthrough -
Sewers -
First, cloak Widow and have her hop on the elevator near the cameras.
At the top, climb up the walls on the left and smash the console at the
top to disable the cameras so Hawkeye can join her. Assemble the pieces
near the elevator into a switch to jump and grab. This will open a shiny
part of the spinning wheel in the back. Blow it up with explosive arrows
to stop the wheel so you can cross.
Head to the right and smash all the blue stuff to make pieces for a
terminal that Widow can hack. Spin each of the four disks so that they
all light up blue and the door will open.
HYDRA Base -
So now you have the Human Torch with you, which is nice. Head around the
platforms to the gold wall and have Torch cut out the shape. This brings
up a terminal that Widow can hack. Make the shape that appears out of
the reflected light to bring the trolley over to where you are. This
creates a bridge so you can go up and across with the other two. Grab the
switch near the elevator to start it up and hop on. Walk to the left and
cloak so you can get past the cameras and into the little room where Red
Skull just was. Head out the other side and use Hawkeye to hang an arrow
from the hook to the right and jump across. Now, have Hawkeye grab onto
the hanging rope near the terminal, then switch to Widow and hack the
terminal so he gets carried over to the other side. Switch back to Hawkeye
and have him use his rope to pull the hook off the wall, then jump onto
the switch behind it. This will uncover a gold thing that Torch can melt
with his heat beam, revealing a hole that Hawkeye can shoot an arrow into,
allowing Widow to get across.
Cloak Widow and have her go to the right. Time your jump across the gear
near the big fire wall there and flip the switch on the far right side to
stop the cameras and laser cannon, then cross to the right with Hawkeye and
have him pull open the door at the end.
Missile Silo -
Cut a hole in the gold wall and climb up. Have Hawkeye blow up the silver
object and assemble the pieces to make walls you can jump up. At the top,
send Widow cloaked to the back and left to hack the panel and shut down
the guns. Two HYDRA guards with gold armor will pop out. You can melt
their armor off to beat them up, or just walk past them through the door.
Portal Room -
Clint and Natasha are out of the fight, but you have Cap now to fight
Red Skull. First, walk up to him while holding the shield up so you can
punch him. Next, you'll need to disable two guns. The one on the right
requires pulling a switch, cutting a hole in the gold wall, then smashing
the workings that pop out. The one in the back left requires assembling
a Shield Switch and hitting it, then again cutting a hole in the gold and
smashing the stuff inside. Hit the Red Skull a second time. For the
last hit, you basically need to do the same stuff again, only for the last
two guns.
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New Characters: Human Torch
Available for Purchase: Arnim Zola, Red Skull
---
Free Play:
Minikit Canisters:
#1 - Shoot three hanging spiders in the first area. One is right at the
beginning. The second is to the left of the first eleveator. The third
is next to the big door leading into the base.
#2 - (Magnetism) Above the first elevator is a blue fan on the wall.
Magnetize it.
#3 - (Ice) After the big blue spinning wheel, freeze the water coming out the
pipe, then melt it.
#4 - In the second area, you need to melt five gold items with a heat
beam. The first four are in the open area at the beginning, two on the left
(one high up) and two on the right, with one in the foreground and one in
the back. The fifth is further to the right on a ledge high up.
#5 - (Electricity) In the second area, on the right side of the open floor,
is a generator. Charge it up to get a gear turning. Catch the canister
as it rides up.
#6 - (Ice/Wind) Beneath the horizontal turning gear in the second area is
some fire obscuring this canister. It's easiest to hit it from the left
ledge standing on the railing with an ice beam.
#7 - (Double Rope) In the third area, go up one level then all the way to
the right to find two hooks that need to be pulled down.
#8 - (Claws) Above the door leading to the last area is a Claw Switch.
Use it.
#9 - In the last area are four blue flags in each of the four corners of the
room. Destroy them all.
#10 - (Stretch) On the right side of the room is a vent. Go through it
to reach the glass command center.
Stan Lee - Stan is imprisoned in a turbine thing on the upper left part of
the second area. Smash the side parts of it to free him.
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Manhattan Interlude:
Time to head to the Bifrost. Head out to the northwest of the island to
where the arrow points to so you can find Thor.
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5G. Bifrosty Reception =
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True Believer at 95,000
Characters: Captain America, Human Torch, Wolverine, Thor
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Walkthrough -
Bifrost -
Wheeeee! Collect as many studs as you can.
Heimdall's Observatory -
Use Torch to melt the ice around the controls in the center, then
assemble the generator. Switch to Thor and hold down Circle. Thor
will charge himself up with electricity. Hold Square in front of the
generator to charge it up, which will open the gate out of the
observatory.
Great Bridge -
Smash up a bunch of Frost Giants, then head to the far end of the
bridge. Once all the Giants are broke, Loki will zap one of your
guys, so switch to another and punch him. Melt the ice blocking the
door out of here, then hold down Square so Thor can target his hammer and
throw it at the cracks.
Asgard Gardens -
You won't be able to walk up the slippery ramp, so have both Thor and
Torch fly up to Loki. One will get zapped, so punch him with the other.
Now, bust up the fallen pillars and assemble them into stairs for the
other two guys. Head to the right and use Sense so you can climb up
the wall and use the Claw Switch at the top, which will open the room
below. Use Thor's lightning on the generator inside to completely open
the room so you can exit.
Use Torch to melt the statue of Odin and find pieces for a Shield Switch,
which will bring up a rotator switch that will create stairs. Climb up
and punch Loki again. Now, use Wolverine to dig up the nearby dirt and
assemble a Claw Switch, which will unlock a generator for Thor. Charge
it and you'll make an elevator so everyone can get to the next level.
Find the spot for Wolverine to use his Sense, which reveals cracks on a
statue in back. Smash it with Thor's thrown hammer, then melt the back
of the helmet with Torch. Assemble the pieces into a fountain and climb
up the flowers to the next door.
In this next room, Loki will make several copies of himself. Use
Wolverine's sense to find the real one, then punch Loki to find some
pieces to make a Shield Switch, which will open the door to the exit.
Throne Room -
Time to fight the Destroyer. Dodge its fire and punch Frost Giants. Once
the dialogue starts, note the pieces of a shield platform for Cap. Assemble
it and reflect the Destroyer beam onto Loki, then run up to it with Thor
and press Square to start smashing it. Once it powers back up, dodge fire
until you see a big ice chunk fall. Melt it to find the pieces for the
next shield platform. Proceed like this to take out Loki's second and
third heart, then for the final, he'll do his copy trick again. Use
Wolverine once more for Sense to find the true Loki.
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New Characters: Thor
Available for Purchase: Destroyer (Minifig), Frost Giant
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Free Play:
Minikit Canisters:
#1 - This is found in the Bifrost passage. I'm not sure *exactly* how to
get it, because I mostly just stumble over it.
#2 - (Single Rope) In the first area, pull open the orange hook on the
chest on the right side and use Heat Beam on the thing that pops out.
#3 - This is hiding right behind the generator (with the sword sticking out
of it) in the first area.
#4 - (Explosives) At the end of the rainbow bridge is a silver statue on
the left. Blast it, then pull down the hook.
#5 - (Magnetism) At the end of the rainbow bridge is a blue statue on the
right. Magnetize it.
#6 - (Telekinesis) After the rainbow bridge, fly up to the left and smash
an blue object that exposes a generator. Charge it, then drop down and
use TK to move the ice, then melt it.
#7 - Melt ice and grow three purple flowers in the area after the rainbow
bridge. The first is just to the left of the ice ramp up the stairs.
The second and third are past the golden statue of Odin. Just melt every
ice chunk you see and you should get it.
#8 - (Explosives, Telekinesis, Super Strength) After bypassing the
cylindrical glass room, head down the bridge towards the foreground to
find this area. Blast the silver rock and assemble the rotator switch,
then push it, then go to the right and smash the rocks to find pieces for
another statue. Now, pull on the green handles on the gate, then assemble
the gauntlet and use TK on it.
#9 - In the area just after the gold statue of Odin, smash some vegetation
to find some dirt to dig up. Assemble the canister that you unearth.
#10 - This is in the throne room fight. You need to melt the three gold
statues in the room, the third of which is kinda obscured in the back.
To get to the back one, you'll have to disable the Destroyer first.
Stan Lee - (Explosives) In the first area, blast the silver wheel in the
background.
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Manhattan Interlude:
New Characters: Jean Grey, Cyclops
You're now with the X-Men. Head up to the mansion, then to the right.
Note poor Stan behind the fire over there. Use Circle with Jean to use
mind control, and steer Stan to build the pipe. Use Circle with Jean
again to use her telekinesis on the purple valve. This will turn on the
water. Head to the right and use TK on the piece on the ground to steer
it to the pedestal and make an X. Head inside the mansion.
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5H. Juggernauts and Crosses =
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True Believer at 105,000
Characters: Jean Grey, Cyclops, Storm, Iceman, Beast
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Walkthrough -
Mansion Foyer -
First order of business is to save the students. Go left and use Cyclops'
optic blast on the gold statue to melt it, then use Jean to TK away the
bookshelf. Throw the switch behind the shelf. That's one set of students
covered. Now, go to the staircase on the right and smash the wood so you
can reassemble the stairs. Head up and use TK on the portrait of Jean,
then cut an X out of the gold behind it. Assemble the switch and use it
to save the other group. Now you can leave to the right.
Dining Room -
Head to the right and you'll get blocked in. Use mind control on the
construction guy on the other side of the barricade and have him reassemble
the boiler. This will douse some of the flames. Have Jean TK the door
so you can head through to the right. Melt the gold chains on the back
wall, then TK the debris so you can move back to find Storm held by Toad.
Switch to Storm and charge up her lightning to zap Toad. You can now use
Storm's wind powers to put out all the fires in here. Now, smash the piano
and assemble the pieces into a chair, then have Jean use TK on all the
chairs around the table. This will raise up a generator. Charge up Storm's
electricity like you charge Thor's and charge up the generator. This will
let the students escape.
Now to get out of here. More bad guys will jump in, and blast doors will
close to the way out. Melt the gold part, then use TK on the plug behind
it to stick it in the armor, which reveals a generator to charge up with
Storm, which will open the way out.
Garden -
Switch to Iceman in the yard here and mash Circle to chill Pyro out, then
hold down Circle to fire an ice beam and aim it at the fountain to make
ice so you can get up to the ledge above. Head right and put out the fires
with either Storm or Iceman, then melt the gold on the right to pop out
some water for Iceman to freeze so you can cross. At the window on the
right, TK away the plants, then melt the gold and head through.
Living Room -
Use TK on the bookshelf to the left of the TV, then mind control the
guy inside the room. Have him throw the switch to reveal switches on
the floor. Stand on them in the order they light up on the TV. Next,
use TK on the bricks on the right to assemble a platform. Have Cyclops
stand on it and have Jean lift him up. Head left and melt the gold
pendulum on the clock, then bust it and assemble the pieces into a ladder.
Once everyone else joins you, have Iceman put out the fires in the back,
then TK the pieces to make a way to cross to the door. Melt the gold
hinges and pass through the door.
Foyer Revisited -
Drop down and head right, then head up the stairs on the right and put
out the fires, also smashing the rubble so you can get up to the
second floor. Put out the fires and assemble the pieces into two armor
suits. TK the red one on the red pedestal, and the blue on the blue
pedestal. This will open the fireplace.
Hangar -
You may have left Storm and Cyclops behind, but you got Beast on your
team. When Juggernaut throws something at you, TK it in midair to
knock it back to him. The box will stick on his head. Now, put out the
fires in the corner and assemble the switch. Pull it on the one on the
other side of the door to open it. Smash the box and assemble the radio
inside. TK it to turn it on so Juggernaut smashes into the wall. Freeze
the water he's standing in to encase him in ice, then TK him to throw him
into the wall. Repeat all these steps again for the right side, only this
time Beast will have to hack the terminal on the large door to open it.
For Jug's last heart, an object will fall from above. Smash it up and
assemble the pieces into another terminal for Beast. Hack it, then tap
the right, up, left, and up arrows on the screen. Use Jean to take
control of Juggernaut, then start smashing up the place. Go for those
handles in the back, then freeze the water again and TK the ice.
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New Characters: Storm, Iceman, Beast
Available for Purchase: Juggernaut, Pyro
---
Free Play:
Minikit Canisters:
#1 - (Magnetism) In the foyer, go to the left area and use Magnetism on
the gramophone.
#2 - In the foyer, use a Heat Beam on the golden lock on the cabinet at the
right end of the room.
#3 - (Single Rope) In the beginning of the second area, pull on the door,
then melt the gold box behind it.
#4 - (Explosives) In the second area, once you use the hard hat guy,
blast the silver door, then TK the plunger next to the toilet.
#5 - (Magnetism) In the dining room, magnetize the blue armor on the left.
#6 - There are five brown gargoyles in the garden to destroy. One
is by the entrance. The second is on the roof above the entrance. The
third is just to the right of the Juggnernaut and Colossus fight, and the
last two are on the right side of the area.
#7 - (Sandman) To the right of where you get Iceman, there's some shrubs
under which is a pile of dirt. Dig it up to find sand. Use Sandman on
it.
#8 - (Claws) Near the exit of the garden is a dig pile next to a green
hedge. Dig up pieces for a hedge trimmer and use it with TK.
#9 - (Magnetism) In the big TV room, magnetize the soda machine, then
build and use the Shield Switch. A vent will appear in the room on the
left, so use it.
#10 - In the final fight with Juggernaut, use TK on X monitors in the
four corners of the room.
Stan Lee - (Super Strength) In the garden, put out the fires on top of the
shed, then jump up to the roof and assemble the green handles so you can
pull it away from the area and build a trampoline.
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Manhattan Interlude:
New Character: Invisible Woman
Head to Central Park and use TK on the hot dog cart to shake out pieces
for a 4 Pad. Build it and use it to bring out the Fantasticar. Hop in.
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5I. Doctor in the House =
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True Believer at 100,000
Characters: Mister Fantastic, Invisible Woman, Thing, Human Torch, Nick Fury
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Walkthrough -
Skydive -
Wheee, again! Collect studs, yo.
Castle Wall -
Pull down the hook with Reed, then use Sue to TK the nearby rocks into
stairs. Climb them and then, as Thing, hold Circle to kick up a rock and
throw it at the cracked wall. Climb up with Reed, then throw the switch
at the top. Climb the ladder that just appeared with Sue and have her
use her barrier shield to reflect the beam to the opposite antenna. Cross
the bridge.
Have Thing pull on the green handles, then assemble the 4 Pad and use
Reed on it to unscrew the panel. Hack the terminal with Reed by pressing
the red X on the screen. Cross the light bridge to the right, then smash
down the cracked wall. Use TK to place the purple platforms on the purple
spots and climb up. Turn invisible and step on the button in front of the
terminal, then hold Circle to TK the stuff inside. You can now use Reed
to climb up to the upper level from outside. Assemble the pieces for
the rotator switch and push it to disengage the lasers and camera. Drop
back down and head right. Smash the cracked wall and use TK on the box
to move it away from the vent so Reed can pass through. Glide to the
right and pull down the hook. Assemble and use the 4 Pad to move on to the
next area.
Castle Keep -
Johnny and Nick are here and they need your help. Head down the stairs
and smash the wall, then turn invisible and walk into the area with the
glass window. You can't use the terminal as Sue, so head right and TK the
purple plug to stop the camera so Reed can hack it. You can now cross the
bridge. On the other side, pull down the hook so you can climb up, then
have Thing grab the block with green handles and chuck it at the cracked
wall. Assemble the shield platform and stand on with Sue to reflect the
beam to the left. This will extend the bridge and you can join Johnny.
Head left and have Thing pull off the handles. Climb up the ladder to
join Fury. TK the laser on the pedestal above you to turn it, then melt
the gold part of the base and flip the switch. This will open the door.
Head inside and grab the hook with Reed, which will turn on the alarm.
Drop down to the main area and melt the wall so you can get on the lift.
Inner Hall -
Johnny's out of this fight, so you'll have to make do. Smash up the
Doom-bots until you have enough pieces to make a box that Thing can throw
at Green Goblin. Once he's off his board, punch three hearts off him.
Next, wait until he knocks out more pieces to make a tennis racket which
Sue can TK to knock him off so you can punch three more hearts off him.
Now, wait until the back windows are both broken and assemble the pieces
into a... well... you'll see it.
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New Characters: Thing, Nick Fury, Green Goblin
Available for Purchase: Doombot
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Manhattan Interlude:
With Iron Man and Thor, head out to the marked location in the water
south of Manhattan.
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Free Play:
Minikit Canisters:
#1 - Near the end of the skydive, in the midst of some studs.
#2 - (Heat Beam) In the first area are five gold statues to melt. The
first is right to the left of where you start. The second is above and
behind the cracked wall. The third is in the area with the radio jammer,
towards the foreground. The fourth is on the left end of the area with
the camera. The last is just before you extend the bridge to the next
area.
#3 - (Magnetism) After disabling the radio jammer, fly up and use magnetism
on the blue collar on the tank.
#4 - (Mind Control) In the latter section of the first area, with the camera,
melt the ice in front of the obvious canister at the upper level, then
Mind Control the Doombot behind it.
#5 - In the second area, assemble five Doom faces. The first is near the
entrance of the area and is under ice. The second is under ice and to
the left of the exit door. The third is to the left of the ladder that
you had to uncover by pulling green handles (on the left). The fourth is
to the right of the exit door on the next level. The last is on the far
right side to the side of the silver door.
#6 - In the second area, after regaining Human Torch, go to the right and
melt the gold statue of Doom.
#7 - (Electricity) In the second area, go to the far right and blast a silver
door on an odd contraption. Charge up the generator behind it.
#8 - (Sense) In the second area, to the right of the exit door and up is
an area to sense. Pull down the hooks that appear, then blast the silver
and melt the gold inside.
#9 - (Explosives) In the second area are three tapestries under silver
blocks. The first is above the entrance, and the last two are above the
exit.
#10 - (Claws) To the left of the part where you get Human Torch is a
pile of dirt. Dig it up and assemble the pieces.
Stan Lee - (Sense) In the second area, just before crossing the bridge to
get Human Torch, there's a cannon on the right side. Sense, then pull on
the hook to aim it, then melt the gold panel on it.
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5J. That Sinking Feeling =
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True Believer at 90,000
Characters: Iron Man (Mark 42), Thor, Spider-Man, Jean Grey
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Walkthrough -
Sub Interior -
Smash all the junk in the back left corner to find pieces for a terminal.
Have Tony hack it and line up all the pipes in a continuous pattern.
This will get rid of the fire in front of the gold wall. Melt it down and
have Spidey enter. Climb up and head to the right and Sense two hooks.
Pull them down to get water flowing in the pipes. Now head down to the
door on the right and use Sense to reveal two more hooks to pull, which will
remove the rest of the fires. Smash all the junk here to find pieces for
a generator which Thor can charge, which will open the door to the right.
In the dock area, head all the way to the right onto the fishing trawler.
Use Iron Man's missiles on the silver box to uncover the generator and
charge it up. This will move a crate over to the left. Use Sense near it
to find hooks to pull. Assemble the terminal that pops out and hack it
with Tony. Move the mini sub and knock it into the two red markers on
the wall (use Circle to sink the sub a little) to raise a bridge in the
middle. Melt the gold on the box at the far end and assemble the generator
so Thor can charge it. You can now head through the doors and to the back.
And now it's time to face M.O.D.O.K.! Punch out the guys in suits and
wait for him to attack. Once he does, blast him to drop him to the floor,
then punch him to take a heart. You have to do this twice more.
New York Harbor -
Looks like Jean showed up to lend a hand. She'll move slowly in her
bubble to try to keep up with you. Go up the little hill to the left
and smash the rocks to find a cracked floor. Have Thor toss his hammer
at it to release some air and pieces. Assemble them to put a starfish on
the wall, then Sense near it and pull the hooks to get it and the hatch off.
Head along the passage and further to the right. At the underwater temple
building is another Sense spot that uncovers more hooks to pull down.
Smash the cracked wall.
Keep moving to the right until you come across a silver wall that Iron
Man can missile down. Smash the cracked wall behind it and head down
the path. Laser the tentacles on the pillar to remove them, then use
Sense to find two more hooks to pull down. Keep moving to the right
until you reach the S.H.I.E.L.D. sub. Smash down the cracked wall.
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Available for Purchase: A.I.M. Agent, M.O.D.O.K.
---
Manhattan Interlude:
What's THIS? Larceny of Lady Liberty? Stealthy Stealing of Statues?
You'll be in control of Hulk and Reed Richards for this portion. Head
to the marked spot to find a jet to take you after the Statue.
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Free Play:
Minikit Canisters:
#1 - (Claws) In the first area, go to the right and find a Claw Switch to
raise up a big M.O.D.O.K. face.
#2 - There are three holograms of Doom that need to be smashed. The first
is in the first area, down the stairs and to the left. The second is in
the sub dock by the water, and the third is just before the doorway leading
to M.O.D.O.K.
#3 - After hacking the terminal to put out the first fire, hack it again.
Hold down the let arrow, then hold down the sprinkler button to put out
the fire on the left.
#4 - (Captain America) After going through the first door, use the Shield
Switch on the back wall in the hallway.
#5 - After charging the generator on the fishing trawler to get the box,
charge it once more, then melt the gold box that's pulled up.
#6 - When driving around the mini-sub, steer it under the water into the
canister that's down there.
#7 - (Claws) Dig up three treasure chests in the underwater section. The
first is to the right of where you start. The second is not far after
the underwater temple. The last is in front of the sub at the end.
#8 - (Sandman) After smashing the underwater temple, smash up the pillars
that remain to find a little sand pile. Pass through it as Sandman.
#9 - (Telekinesis) After smashing the underwater temple, use TK on the
little green and purple worm hanging high on the wall.
#10 - After smashing the underwater temple, go down the path (instead of
up and back) to find a little sand castle with the canister behind it.
Stan Lee - (Magnetism) In the first room, once you enter the small area with
pipes, you'll find Stan trapped under a shiny blue clamp. Magnetize it.
======================
5K. Taking Liberties =
======================
True Believer at 100,000
Characters: Hulk, Mister Fantastic, Wolverine
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Walkthrough -
Roxxon Plant -
Mash Circle to bust out of the jet, then head to the right. Wade into
the toxic waste as Hulk and punch open the cracked wall to get some
platforms to float out so the other two can cross. Head up the ladder
and punch/slash open the wall, then use the Claw Switch behind it. Break
open the case that comes out to assemble a 4 Pad for Reed which will
remove that big old arm and torch in your path.
Head down the stairs with Hulk and pull on the green handles in the toxic
crud. This will remove the tower allowing Reed to float across and
Wolverine to Sense some wall spots to crawl along. Slash open the cracked
wall and use Reed to hack the panel which will raise Hulk up a lift.
Have Hulk grab the handled box and throw it at the obvious spot to burn
the statue's hand. Move on to the right.
To get across the big pit, have Reed hack the nearby panel so Wolverine
can get on the moving platform. Reed can then use the vent on the right
to travel to the other side, and Hulk can just walk there. Have all
three guys stand on the buttons in the center to open the elevator.
Reactor -
Pull the green handles on the rotating arm to start it moving. Follow
it around and use the Claw Switch to start the second one. Move to the
right and pull the green handles on the gate, then send Wolverine up,
using Sense along the way to climb the wall, then head right across the
turbine. Use the Claw Switch on the right to turn the reactor in the
opposite direction, allowing the other two to pass. Drop down and have
Reed pull on the hook to open the door.
Statue of Liberty -
Go to the back wall and Sense to climb up the wall, then use the Claw
Switch to start a lift. The other two can ride it. Have Reed enter
the vent. On the other side, smash the big box, then assemble the hook
and pull it off the wall. Once Hulk crosses the gap, pull the green handles
on the left so you can climb up the stairs. Walk all the way to the right
and enter the vent. Smash the brown box on the other side and assemble
the 4 Pad so Reed can turn into a crane and pull the bridge up. Smash
the cracked wall and move up the stairs. At the top, send Reed through
the vent on the right to come out the left and pull down the hook on the
back wall to lower another bridge. Cross and have Hulk pull off the
green handles so Reed can climb up and pull another hook to get a lift
going, allowing Hulk to get up. When the fires spring up, smash a nearby
box to find pieces for a plank. Cross the plank and slash the cracked
wall on the right to find pieces for a 4 Pad. Use it to put out the fire
so Hulk can toss the jet aside. Move further right and use the Claw
Switch, which will make stairs so you can get to the top.
Statue's Crown -
You'll now fight Mastermind. He'll first take control of Wolverine, so
punch him up. Next, he'll do Mister Fantastic, so make sure to switch
if he wraps up one of your guys. Lastly, the Hulk. Wait for him to
charge, which changes him back into Bruce Banner. Then, you can punch
him. When Mastermind drops down, use Wolverine's Sense to find the real
one and punch him.
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Available for Purchase: Liberty, Mastermind
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Manhattan Interlude:
Captain America and the Thing are now prepping for an operation heading to
Asteroid M, floating out in the sea. Head to the marker to find the plane
that will take you there.
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Free Play:
Minikit Canisters:
#1 - (Explosives) Go left from the start and drop down to the bottom.
Blast the silver object.
#2 - (Flight) Go left from the start and drop down to find a vent. Enter
it, then fly up.
#3 - (Telekinesis) Go left from the start and use TK on the object with
purple sparkles near #2. That's one. The second is just after the first
time the Statue's arm blocks your way, on the upper ledge. The last is
in front of the giant toxic pool, on the right side.
#4 - After smashing the first wall as Hulk, you'll find this tucked away
in the large pipe.
#5 - (Flight) In the second area, from the entrance, fly up and back to
find this one sitting around.
#6 - (Power Cosmic) In the second area, fly to the back between the two
rotating arms. Pull down the hook, then assemble the pieces with Power
Cosmic.
#7 - After crossing the bridge beyond the two rotating arms, pull the green
handles of the wall and head to the left inside this room.
#8 - (Magnetism) Inside the Statue, go to the right and magnetize the blue
box.
#9 - There are five blue and white signs in the Statue to destroy. The first
is on the ground floor. The second is just above it on the next level.
The third is part way up past a cracked wall. The fourth is a few levels
up, just before a jet smashes into the statue which causes fire. The
last is past the fire up the stairs.
#10 - (Ice) About two thirds of the way up the Statue is a pipe leaking
water on the right side. Freeze it, then melt it.
Stan Lee - (Flight) In the second area, go to the back of the room between
the two rotating arms and smash the little pile of stuff on Stan.
====================
5L. Rapturous Rise =
====================
True Believer at 85,000
Characters: Captain America, Thing, Storm
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Walkthrough -
Beach -
Okay, first order of business is to get Ben dislodged. Use Cap's shield on
the leaves on the back wall as well as on a nearby tree to find parts for
an air pump. Assemble it and jump on it to free him. Have Thing smash
the wall to the right. Now, to get inside the compound. Head to the
right. Make sure you put up Cap's shield to reflect the lasers from the
gun emplacement. Head to the right and toss a rock at that yellow cracked
wall, and then use the Shield Switch behind it. The electric border will
disable and you can enter.
Go right and you'll find leaves on a wall which are hiding green handles
that Thing can pull off. Do so and assemble the rotator switch. Turn it
to raise the rope bridge and cross. Instead of going up the slope. Go
down to the right and jump across the pole. Behind some leaves is another
Shield Switch that disables the next electric border. Now, head inside
the area and throw your shield at the crane to knock down its arm, then
climb up and pull the green handles to open the way to the jungle.
Jungle -
Pull the handles on the tree to move it out of the way, then head right
and, oh my! Dinosaurs! Smash them and pull the green handles to clear the
way for Cap to cross the poles, then shield up to walk over the fire and
pull the switch to lower an inflatable ramp to let Thing up. Head further
right and smash some rocks to find pieces to make some handles so Thing
can pull on the plane fuselage. Head further right for another melee.
Smash up the boxes in this area to find the pieces for a jet engine and hop
on it to bust down the rocks in back.
The next area has a bridge. Use Cap to hop on the underside and shimmy
to the right. Head up the ledges and onto the bridge to find a switch.
Throw it to open the way for Thing, then head back to the right. Make
sure you defend to destroy the gun emplacements. Pull the handles to
open the large wall, then throw a rock at the yellow cracked wall. Assemble
the pieces behind them with Cap to make a Shield Switch, which will open
the way forward.
Tower -
Hey, Storm showed up for your bout with Magneto! Smash the leaves and
the wall behind it on the left, then assemble the pieces into a generator
and charge it up with Storm. Head to the next area and clear the garbage
off the shield platform so you can reflect the lasers back onto the guns.
Once they're busted, assemble the generator then charge it.
Oh, and you're not just fighting Magneto. You're also fighting Rhino!
Smash all the orange stuff in the center (or just wait for Rhino to do it
if you're lazy) and assemble it all into a rather humorously large
pumpkin. Goad Rhino into charging into it, then have Thing punch him.
Now, Magneto will start smashing things at you. Wait for the object to
break apart, then assemble it into an anvil so Thing can throw it, then
punch Maggy. You'll have to do this two more times to finish off...
Mystique?
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New Characters: Mystique
Available for Purchase: Rhino
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Manhattan Interlude:
You now have Spider-Man and Iron Man. Head to the lake in Central Park
and go to the northwest corner. Use Sense to see a rather large console
(how could we have missed that?) and have Tony hack it. Tap each of the
outer discs twice, then head out on the platform.
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Free Play:
Minikit Canisters:
#1 - (Claws) In the first beach, dig up the three dirt piles and assemble
the pieces into a crab.
#2 - (Sandman) In the back left of the first beach, use Heat Beam on the
statue, then smash the wall behind it, then assemble the pieces, then use
Sandman on the sandbox.
#3 - (Web-slinger) After the first electric gate, use Sense in the back left,
then pull down the hook.
#4 - (Heat Beam) In the enclosure just after the second electric gate, use
Heat Beam on the golden wall.
#5 - (Heat Beam) In the second area, melt five gold eggs. The first is to
the left of where you start. The second you pass on your way through the
plane. The third is in the middle of the plane crash area. The fourth
is in front of the wall just after the bridge over the canyon, and the
last is behind the last wall in the area.
#6 - Destroy four red boxes in the second area. The first is to the right
of the big fallen tree. The second is on a ledge near the plane crash on
the back wall. The third is behind a part of the plane on the right
side of the crash site. The last is behind the last wall in the area,
on a ledge.
#7 - (Explosives) In the plane crash site, fire missiles at the silver
part of the plane fuselage.
#8 - (Telekinesis) At the end of the second area, use TK on the plants on
the left wall, then assemble the vent and pass through.
#9 - (Claws) In the last area, dig up and smash five pumpkins that are under
dirt piles. They're all pretty obvious in the area.
#10 - (Magnetism) In the last area, look above the generator you charge up
at the beginning to see a blue statue. Magnetize it.
Stan Lee - (Ice/Wind) In the plane crash site, put out all the fires around
Stan.
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5M. Magnetic Personality =
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True Believer at 100,000
Characters: Iron Man (Mark 42), Spider-Man, Thor
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Walkthrough -
Hangar -
To either side of the hatch in the center are panels. The one on the
right needs Sense and then to be pulled down. Behind that is a silver
panel, and there's also silver on the left side. Behind THAT are
generators. Charge up both generators, then assemble the pieces that
fall out to make a rotator switch. Turn it to open the door leading out.
Passage -
Now, Magneto just moved the bridge so you can't cross, but failed to
realize that none of the three of you need to walk across it. Cross the
gap, then float up to the right. You can't fly or swing past those
giant pillars. Use Sense near the window and have Thor smash the glass.
Pull down the hook on the other side to remove the pillars. Continue
up and to the right to reach a large door that Magneto will slam in your
face. Head to the right and missile down the silver and assemble the
pieces. Pull down this switch and its twin on the opposite side to
reveal hooks for Spidey to use to pull down the door. In the circular
room, pull the two hooks, then have Tony hack the terminal to turn the
station.
Magneto -
Ooo, that's quite the construct. Wait for it to attack a few times, then
assemble the pieces that he leaves behind into an iron. Have Iron Man
(oh, NOW I get it) throw it. Knock a bunch of hearts off his health.
For the next round, you'll assemble a pumpkin. Smash it with Thor, then
punch Magneto some more. For the last bit, assemble a box with a
generator on it, have Thor charge it, then have Spidey use it.
---
Available for Purchase: Magneto, Magneto Acolyte
---
Manhattan Interlude:
With Invisible Woman and Mister Fantastic, head to the nearest vehicle
call-in point and return to the Helicarrier. Head down to the Command
Center and talk to Nick Fury.
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Free Play:
Minikit Canisters:
#1 - (Magnetism, Power Cosmic) Go to the left from the starting point and
magnetize the box with blue handles. Use Power Cosmic to assemble the
pieces.
#2 - There are three piles of canisters to smash in the first area. The
first is to the right of the landing platform. The second is back and to
the left. The third is forward and to the right.
#3 - (Super Strength) In the back right of the first room, pull on the
green handles, then put out the fires, then fly up the pipe.
#4 - (Telekinesis) On the right side of the first room, smash the green
box, then use TK to place the three pipe pieces on the wall.
#5 - (Claws) In the beginning of the second area, use the Claw Switch above
the spinning rock, then dig up the dirt pile beneath it.
#6 - (Magnetism) Shortly into the second area, magnetize a blue wall to
find a generator behind it. Charge it up, then freeze the water behind the
open door.
#7 - (Magnetism) In roughly the same place as #6. After charing the
generator, use Sense and climb up the wall.
#8 - (Mind Control) At the end of the second area are some acolytes running
through a pipe. Mind Control the one just hanging around and have him
jump to reach the canister.
#9 - (Stretch) At the end of the second area, go to the right to find a
vent to pass through.
#10 - (Magnetism) In the last area, magnetize three blue boxes. There is
one on each of the left and right sides of the room, and one in the
foreground.
Stan Lee - After Magneto rotates the station, blast the ceiling above
you to free Stan.
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5N. A Doom With a View =
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True Believer at 85,000
Characters: Spider-Man, Captain America, Storm, Thing
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Walkthrough -
Observation Deck -
The two teams from the last two missions have sort of joined up. Head to
the right and use Sense in front of the turbine to reveal a hook that when
pulled on will extend a platform. Have Cap jump up the walls to the left
and then head across the platform to find pieces for a Shield Switch under
a computer, which will uncover a generator for Storm to charge up, which
will lower a platform so everyone can move further right.
Have Thing pull the handles off the wall, which reveals a Shield Switch,
which in turn reveals a hook for Spidey to pull, which reveals a laser.
Assemble the shield platform and direct the beam to the blue circle to
the right, which will extend a bridge. Cross it, smash open the wall and
charge up the generator. Ride up the left, pull open the handles, then
pull down the hooks. Head through the door.
Access Tunnels -
Use Cap's shield to reflect the guns, then send Storm to float up the
ramp that's conveying the wrong way. Charge up the generator to switch
its direction, then shield some more guns. Use Sense at the end and pull
down the hook for a Shield Switch, which will open the door. Float up the
ramp again and charge another generator. Use Sense at the end to find
a cracked wall to smash down.
Work quick in this next room, because the guns cannot be destroyed through
shields, although they can be destroyed with lightning from Storm. Head to
the right and pull the handles off the wall, then use Cap to jump up the
walls and use the rotator switch. Take Spidey left and use Sense to climb
up the wall, then smash the computer, assemble the pieces, and turn the
rotator switch. Charge up the generator that appeared in the middle of
the door, then pull on the handles with Thing.
Doctor Doom -
Smash all the Doombots that show up. Doom will send a V-Series bot, so
wait for it to charge, move out the way so it stumbles, then smash it with
Thing. He'll pull off its helmet, revealing a hook, so have Spidey pull
it off. Next, Doom hops on a laser cannon. Assemble a shield platform and
redirect the beam at the spinning rings above Doom. Punch Doom once he
hops out. For the second heart, do the V-Series bot and the laser gun
thing again. For the last heart, one more V-Series will show up.
---
New Characters: Doctor Doom
Available for Purchase: Doombot V-Series
---
Manhattan Interlude:
Turns out this entire plan was just for Loki to build a Galactus-controlling
ray gun. Big Purple and Scary is ready to munch on Manhattan (as well as
the rest of Earth). It's gonna take all of Earth's heroes AND villains to
stop them.
Head up the elevator and down to Central Park to find Magneto and
Abomination. You'll now be controlling them. Follow the trail to Doom's
jet. Use Magneto's powers to remove the blue clamp on the jet, then hop
in for the final fight!
---
Free Play:
Minikit Canisters:
#1 - (Heat Beam) From the beginning, go left and melt the gold thing, then
hack the terminal behind it.
#2 - Smash five blue coruscating lights in the first area. The first is just </pre><pre id="faqspan-3">
up the stairs to the right at the beginning. The second you'll need to fly
up to almost directly above the first. The third is above and to the
right of the first Shield Switch. The fourth is next to the elevator that
brings you to the upper level, and the fifth is near the exit door, to the
left.
#3 - After using the first Shield Switch, this canister will appear, only
surrounded by fire. Use Cap's shield to get to it.
#4 - (Explosives) After you reflect a laser, this should be very visible in a
room to the back that some mooks pop out of. Blast the silver door that
closes behind them.
#5 - (Magnetism) To the left of the exit door out of the first area is a
blue panel on the wall. Magnetize it.
#6 - (Claws) At the end of the second area, go down to the right in the
last room and dig up the dirt pile.
#7 - At the end of the second area, go down to the left in the last room and
pull off the green handles.
#8 - (Heat Beam) At the end of the second area, go to the left and melt
the gold wall.
#9 - At the end of the second area, you'll find this in the upper left
portion of the last room near the rotator switch. Use Spidey to get to
it easily.
#10 - (Power Cosmic) During the last battle go to the left side of the
room and blast the panel above the door that the mooks come out of.
Assemble the bricks using Power Cosmic.
Stan Lee - (Claws) During the last battle, go to the right and use the
Claw Switch. Assemble the pieces, then hack the terminal.
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5O. The Good, the Bad, and the Hungry =
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True Believer at 75,000
Characters: Iron Man (Mark 42), Spider-Man, Mister Fantastic, Captain America,
Human Torch, Cyclops, Storm, Thing, Nick Fury, Abomination, Doctor Doom,
Doctor Octopus, Green Goblin, Magento, Mystique, Venom
---
Walkthrough -
Phase One -
So, at any point during this fight, not counting his usual blasts and
stuff, Galactus can forcefully inhale, requiring you to mash Circle to
keep from getting sucked in.
Anyhoo, the first priority is to fix the engines and use them to repel
the big G. Have Thing throw the green-handled object into the cracked
wall on the engine, and then have Green Goblin toss bombs at the silver
parts. Once those are done, a jet crashes into the carrier. Have Thing
fling it away by the handles, then assemble the pieces to make a hook
that Spidey can pull open. Have Mystique hack the terminal that pops up,
then head to the front of the engine and use Sense, then pull on the hooks.
Invisible Woman will shield you from further attack.
Phase Two -
Use Iron Man to break the gold object to your left, then hack the
terminal that pops up. Use Abomination's claps to remove the fire,
then head to the engine with Venom and use his Sense, then pull on the
two hooks that appear. Next, mash Circle so Iron Man can speed up the
fan. Jean Grey will shield this side.
Phase Three -
Now to open a portal. First, use Reed to pull the helicopter loose.
Assemble the 4 Pad and use it to turn into a hammer and open the box.
Assemble the rest of the projector, then hack the terminal that appears
and align the colored circles with the same colored connecting lines.
Send Cap over to where the beam ends up pointing, assemble the shield
platform, and reflect it into the portal to widen it.
Finale -
Now, to knock Galactus back so he doesn't drag the Helicarrier with you.
Use Magneto's magnetism on the blue hinges to raise a generator, then
charge it up with Doom or Storm. Assemble the pieces to make the bottom
part, then use Cyclops to zap the gold parts on the left for the next
part of the globe. Head to the blue stuff on the left and use Magneto's
power to remove the pieces to make more of the globe. Lastly, go right
and use Storm's wind to remove the fire and assemble the final parts of
this rather purile, yet effective trick.
---
New Characters: Galactus, Loki
---
Manhattan Interlude:
Congratulations! You've saved da Earth! Now to go through Manhattan and
collect EVERYTHING. Also, the bonus level is unlocked near the Statue of
Liberty.
---
Free Play:
Minikit Canisters:
#1 - (Claws) In Phase One, go to the left and use the Claw Switch.
#2 - (Ice/Wind) In Phase One, go to the foreground and put out the fires
around the canister.
#3 - (Magnetism) There are three blue chests to magnetize. The first is in
Phase One to the right. The latter two are in Phase Two, one on the left
and one on the right.
#4 - (Magnetism) In Phase Two, go to the right and magnetize the blue
vent on the floor.
#5 - In Phase Three, smash the cracked wall on the left.
#6 - (Heat Beam) In Phase Three, go to the back and melt the gold box.
#7 - (Electricity) In Phase Three, go to the back and charge up the
generator.
#8 - (Claws) In Phase Three, go to the foreground and dig up the dirt pile.
#9 - In the last phase, go to the foreground and hack the terminal to pop
out a vacuum bot. Steer it over the five piles of cosmic goop.
#10 - (Ice) In the final phase, go to the back of the area on the right
and freeze the water.
Stan Lee - (Sandman) In the final phase of the fight, go to the back
left to find Stan trapped in a jet. Use Sandman's power at the nearby
sandbox.
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6. MANHATTAN MISSIONS
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These missions are not the typical story affair. Rather, they're found while
exploring Manhattan, and almost all of them require you to have a certain
amount of Gold Bricks to access.
The missions will be narrated by your friendly neighborhood Deadpool and will
consist of a single area, so they'll be shorter than the story missions.
They typically consist of a couple of characters running into a villain and
needing to take them down.
Like the Story Missions, these will have a number of studs you need to
collect for "True Believer" status as well as a Stan Lee in Peril to rescue,
but there's no Minikit for these. Instead, these missions are where you
find the Red Bricks for Extras.
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6A. A Shock Withdrawal =
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Found: The bank in the southwest area of Manhattan, marked on the map by a
dollar bill. Use hacking to open the shutters.
Gold Bricks Required: 5
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True Believer at 35,000
Characters: Iron Man (Mark 6), Spider-Man, Captain America
---
Walkthrough -
First order of business in the bank is to rescue three hostages. Each
hostage requires a different hero.
For the Captain America hostage, go to the right side of the room, hop
across the tables, and use the Shield Switch to open up the glass room.
Hop into the room and smash everything to find pieces to make a trampoline.
For the Spider-Man hostage, web swing to the high part of the room in back
and use Sense to find a hook on the rubble to free the lady.
For the Iron Man hostage, fire missiles at all the silver items on the desks
on the left side of the room. Also smash the rotating dollar sign in the
middle. Assemble pieces from all these objects to make bridges so the last
hostage can cross them and leave.
Electro will stop shocking the water on the floor, so close in him so he
grabs you, then switch characters and smack him. He'll get knocked into the
safe door. Bust it down with Iron Man's missiles to get Shocker to pop out.
He's far simpler. Smack him three times and you're done.
---
Available for Purchase: Electro, Shocker
---
Free Play:
Red Brick - Collect Ghost Studs
(Heat Beam) Melt the pile of gold next to the getaway van in the back.
Character Token - Moon Knight
(Mind Control) Go to the left and control the guy behind the glass and
have him throw the switch to open the ATM so you can smash it.
Stan Lee -
(Magnetism) Use Magnetism in the vault to rescue Stan from the cage.
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6B. Feeling Fisky =
===================
Found: Northwest of Central Park in Fisk Tower, marked by a diamond-topped
cane.
Gold Bricks Required: 50
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True Believer at 50,000
Characters: Spider-Man, Captain America, Daredevil
---
Walkthrough -
Smash the objects near where the laser is impacting to build a billiard
table, and then a shield platform on top of it. Redirect the laser to the
red lock above. Use Sense to find hooks near the prisoner. Pull them off
to free him. Daredevil will now drop in, so switch to him. Some henchmen
and Elektra will also show up. Toss DD's stick at her to knock down her
hearts. Once she's out, Bullseye will show up. Hit him once, then use
Cap's shield to knock his gun blasts back at him. He'll fall, and you can
use the gun platforms to build hooks so Spidey can pull down the glass wall.
Kingpin himself will now hop out to face you. Assemble the pieces in front
of him for a rotator switch, which will drop the left chandelier on him.
He'll hop to the right, so throw Cap's shield or DD's stick at the chandelier
to drop it on him. For the last one, use Sense, then pull on the hooks that
appear.
---
New Characters: Daredevil
Available for Purchase: Kingpin
---
Free Play:
Red Brick - Studs x6
(Heat Beam, Telekinesis) Use Telekinesis on the painting in the back right,
then burn down the gold cover.
Character Token - Kingpin Henchman
(Electricity) Fire up the generator on the left side.
Stan Lee -
(Ice/Wind) Put out the fires in the fireplace on the right side.
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6C. The Thrill of the Chess =
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Found: This is on the north side of the Raft prison.
Gold Bricks Required: 175
---
True Believer at 35,000
Characters: Magneto, Mystique
---
Walkthrough -
Head to the right and magnetize the gate, then turn the latch on the door
with the magnetism powers and using the analog stick to move it.
In the main area, switch to Mystique and hold down Circle so she becomes
"invisible", then go into the elevator and ride up to the second level.
Smash the wires to the right to deactivate the cameras so Magneto can join
you, then have him go to the right and magnetize the lock. Punch Mysterio,
then assemble the pieces inside the cell and throw the switch. This will
reveal a target over a cell below you. Shoot it with Mystique to open the
cell, then punch Mysterio. Lastly, go back up to the second floor and
assemble the switch. Pull it so the cell opens and punch Mysterio.
---
Available for Purchase: Mysterio, Polaris
---
Free Play:
Red Brick - Character Token Detector
(Symbiote) Go to the right and smash a filing cabinet to find some
symbiote goop, then pass through it.
Character Token - Green Goblin (Ultimate)
(Claws) Go to the back right and use the Claw Switch.
Stan Lee -
(Electricity) Charge up the generator on the left wall.
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6D. Put Up Your Dukes =
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Found: Fogwell's Gym, west of Central Park, marked by a barbell.
Gold Bricks Required: 75
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True Believer at 25,000
Characters: Wolverine, Jean Grey
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Walkthrough -
In order to beat the Blob, you need to feed him. Smash the the lit-up
objects to the left of the ring to put together a soda glass. Next, use
Sense to climb the back wall to the left. Smash the vending machines and
construct a water cannon, then aim it at the soda glass to fill it up. Have
Jean lift the glass into the ring.
Next, go to the back of the room. Smash the green and purple fridge and the
yellow and blue fridge, then go right and use TK on the purple flowery
fridge. Use TK to put the smaller dish on the bigger, dish, then put the
pineapple on top and lift it into the ring.
For the final dish, go to the small treadmill to the left of the blue
barbell and use TK to find pieces for an oven, which will spit out a veggie
platter. Lift it into the ring.
---
Available for Purchase: Phoenix, Blob
---
Free Play:
Red Brick - Detector
(Hacking) Hack the terminal near Captain America.
Character Token - Wolverine (Cowl)
(Stretch) Pass through the vent in the back of the room.
Stan Lee -
(Magnetism) Lift up the blue barbell on the right side of the room.
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6E. Tabloid Tidy Up =
=====================
Found: The Daily Bugle building, marked by a gold trumpet, which is found
in the south part of Manhattan.
Gold Bricks Required: 10
---
True Believer at 25,000
Characters: Agent Coulson, Doctor Octopus
---
Walkthrough -
Well, this is an odd team-up, and an even more odd mission. Phil and Otto
need to clean up the Daily Bugle. You need to clean up five separate
points of the office to complete it.
Vacuum: In the back is a raging fire happening on some desks. To the left
are sparklies that Doc Ock can use. Pull on the hooks with Ock to open the
closet. Assemble the vacuum and hack the terminal so you can move the
vacuum onto the three piles of rubbish.
Fire: Just above the fire is a silver thing on the wall. Fire Coulson's
blaster at it to find pieces for a water pump. Hop on its valve to squirt
water onto the fire.
Door: Use Coulson's blaster on the silver bricks blocking the door, then
assemble the pieces.
Window: On the left is a big gaping hole in the wall. Start smashing all
the debris nearby using Coulson's blaster, then reassemble the window in
four sets of pieces, the two parts of the wall, the frame, and the glass.
Copier: This is in the near left corner. Smash up all the debris then
reassemble it.
---
New Characters: Agent Coulson
Available for Purchase: J. Jonah Jameson
---
Free Play:
Red Brick - Studs x4
(Telekinesis) Go into Jameson's office and place the three trophies on the
same-colored pedestals.
Character Token - Doctor Octopus (Ultimate)
(Heat Beam) There are three papers to hang on the wall. One is
just to the left of Jameson's office and is under a silver brick. The
second is inside the office underneath a filing cabinet. The
Stan Lee -
(Claws) Head to the right end of the office and dig Stan out of the
dirt.
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6F. Stunt Show Surprise =
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Found: At the Circus Tent in the center of Central Park
Gold Bricks Required: 100
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True Believer at 25,000
Characters: Hawkeye, Black Widow, Iceman
---
Walkthrough -
Okay, the idea of this one is to set things up so Ghost Rider can attack
Nightmare. First, hit the shaking box to the right of the shark pool to
pop him out. Punch him, then put out the fires he creates. Assemble the
jack-in-the-box to become a fisherman-in-the-box to remove it, leaving a
puddle behind. Freeze it with Iceman.
Now, go to the left. Smash the boxes to find pieces to the strongman's
test. Once it's assembled, smash it and make a trampoline with the
pieces to bounce up to the upper area. Smash the box with green smoke in
it to find Nightmare again and slap him. Put out the fires again and
assemble the ramp.
Now, Nightmare won't bother hiding, so get close and put out his fires,
then assemble the hook on the box. Pull it open with Hawkeye, then smash
his little funny car. Now, assemble the pieces to make a cannon and shoot
it so it creates holes on the back wall. Shoot arrows into those holes so
you can flip up to the top ledge. Shoot a rope above you to climb up to the
top and blast the metal teeth. Stand on the pump to inflate the third ramp.
Drop down and punch Nightmare.
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Available for Purchase: Ghost Rider, Nightmare
---
Free Play:
Red Brick - Attract Studs
(Magnetism) Use Magnetism on the blue cage in the back.
Character Token - Mandarin (Film)
Fly up to the right of the area to find this one hanging about.
Stan Lee -
(Telekinesis) At the right end is a spot where you need to Sense. Pull
down the hooks and then cut the gold with a Heat Beam. Assemble the pieces,
then use TK on the top hat.
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6G. Reptilian Ruckus =
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Found: In the Reptile House at the northeast end of Central Park
Gold Bricks Required: 125
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True Believer at 45,000
Characters: Spider-Man, Thing
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Walkthrough -
Head down to the lower area and to the right. Have Thing smash the shack
and Spidey use Sense and pull down the hook. Assemble the pump to flush
out Lizard. Punch him with Thing. Now, smash the cage near where the
shack was to make pieces for a ladder so Thing can climb back out.
Now, go to the back and use Sense to find hooks. Pull them down and assemble
green handles for Thing to pull on. Punch Lizard. Now, follow him to the
back lab, then use Sense and pull the hooks off the wall to scare him up and
punch him one last time.
---
Available for Purchase: Curt Connors, Symbiote Scientist
---
Free Play:
Red Brick - Studs x8
(Magnetism) Head down to the lower area and charge the generator, then
head back up and use Magnetism on the blue metal pod thingie.
Character Token - Thing (F.F.)
(Telekinesis) You need to pop open three pipe covers. The first two are
on either side of the window, behind silver and gold covers. The last is
down in the water on the left and needs TK to open.
Stan Lee -
In the last area in the back left, use Claws to dig up the dirt near the
carnivorous plant, then use the 4 Pad with Mister Fantastic.
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6H. Bro-tunheim =
=================
Found: Just west of the "Bifrosty Reception" misison
Gold Bricks Required: 200
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True Believer at 27,000
Characters: Thor, Loki
---
Walkthrough -
Hey, have you guys seen the new Thor movie? Anyway, smash the nearby
pyramid rock to find a pool of water. Have Loki freeze it by holding
down Circle. You'll create an ice catapult. Use Loki's TK to fire it at
Malekith. Run up the ramp that was just made and assemble the furnace and
the generator above it. Charge the generator. Have Loki put out the fires
that spring up and have Thor smash the wall. Use TK to place the rock,
then climb up the steps you've made. Head along the path and use TK to
turn the crank for the gate.
Now, fly up to the right side to the right of Laufey and smash into the
ground to cause some rocks to get busted loose below you. This will reveal
a rotator switch, so push it to open the gate for Loki. Now, at the next
ledge are two rocks that balance each other. Have Thor stand on the right
one to balance them so Loki can hop up, then have him use his TK on the
other crank.
Now, you need to fight Malekith. When he raises himself on a platform,
simply shoot the platform's parts to drop him to the ground, then smack him.
Do that twice more.
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Available for Purchase: Laufey, Malekith
---
Free Play:
Red Brick - Mini Characters
(Heat Beam) GO to the back of the area and to the left. Melt the ice
covering the black mouth to find this.
Character Token - Thor (Classic)
(Explosives, Claws) Go to the right from the start and blast the silver
part of the landscape. Dig up the dirt pile.
Stan Lee -
(Magnetism) To the back of the area is a blue shiny mouth thing. Magnetize
it.
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6I. Nuff Said =
===============
Found: This is at the Marvel Comics office in the southern part of
Manhattan, marked by the MARVEL logo, not far from Grand Central.
Gold Bricks Required: 20
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True Believer at 40,000
Characters: Mister Fantastic, Spider-Man
---
Walkthrough -
Welp. Guess it's time to save the Marvel execs from their own creations.
Or something? Smash the reception desk and assemble the terminal so
Reed can hack it. Attach all the pipes to make them green, then you can
enter the main office.
Howard will take himself out of the game early, so you just need to deal with
Vulture. For his first heart, assemble the bird house in the front of the
room. Some new pieces are available to assemble. They make a vent that
Reed can pass through and get to the upper balcony. Grab the nearby switch,
then have Spidey web-swing up to the other ledge and grab the other switch
to open the curtain. Use Sense to reveal two hooks, then pull them down and
assemble the Iron Man standee for heart #2.
Assemble the new pieces and you'll make a projector. Hack it with Reed to
make a Captain America projection and take off heart #3. Assemble the
new pieces to make a pump. Stand on the yellow pump part to inflate a
Thor balloon for heart #4. Lastly, assemble and use the 4 Pad.
Oh, and so you know, "Nuff Said" is kind of a Marvel in-joke and theme for
comic covers, where they'll just put art on the cover and no words besides
"Nuff Said".
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Available for Purchase: Howard the Duck, Vulture
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Free Play:
Red Brick - Gold Brick Detector
(Telekinesis) Go to the back right of the office and put the pieces to the
Deadpool puzzle on the wall correctly.
Character Token - Ms. Marvel
(Heat Beam) In the very first part, melt the giant Hulk statue to the right.
Stan Lee -
(Magnetism) In the back of the main office, use Magnetism to open the
glass room.
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6J. House Party Protocol =
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Found: On top of Stark Tower, marked with an "A".
Required: Complete Story
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True Believer at 90,000
Characters: Iron Man (Mark 42), War Machine
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Walkthrough -
Looks like it's up to Tony and Rhodey to get this party popping off. First,
head to the back of the room and knock out the silver bricks with missiles
to uncover a terminal. Hack it, then press the buttons in the indicated
order to drop the disco ball.
Second, smash all the boxes near Nick and assemble the speakers. Lastly,
head to the right where Hulk is near the smashed speakers. Take your laser
to the "STARK" sign above the door, cut out a shape, then assemble the pieces
to get the elevator moving. It will toss out a big box, so smash it open
and assemble the pieces to finish up the speakers.
Now, you have to dance. Step on the panels on the floor in the order
indicated.
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New Characters: War Machine
Available for Purhcase: Iron Man (Mark 7)
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Free Play:
Red Brick - Studs x10
(Telekinesis) Go to the back and use a Heat Beam on the gold A holder with
the mallet inside. Once it's loose, use Telekinesis to beat down the
pinata.
Character Token - Iron Man (Heartbreaker)
Pop the three bunches of balloons scattered around the party.
Stan Lee -
You'll find him behind the gold bars on the right side of the room.
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6K. Stranger Danger =
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Found: The Sanctum Sanctorum, a gold and black "double X" symbol northwest
of Oscorp.
Gold Bricks Required: 150
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True Believer at 45,000
Characters: Invisible Woman, Human Torch, Doctor Strange
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Walkthrough -
You need to save Doctor Strange from the dread Dormammu. Head to the clock
in the back left and use TK on it twice. Assemble the handle pieces to
open the door to the left. In the bathroom, use TK on the shower to disrupt
Dormy, then smash the objects he throws at you to make the tank for the
toilet. Use TK on the handle to get a hammer to pop out, then TK it over
the boarded up wall to uncover the water heater. Blast it with Johnny's
heat beam.
Now, go to the right room to find a study. Use Heat Beam on the gold object
on the right to find piano key pieces. Assemble them and flip the switch.
Head up the stairs to the bedroom. Use TK on the skeleton near the mirror
to reveal Strange, who will tell you to destroy three golden orbs. Blast
the first one with Heat Beam, then find the second one in the chest on the
right. The last one is inside the wardrobe.
You now have Strange with you to fight Dormammu. Watch for his lasers,
which you can either deflect with Invisible Woman, or avoid by turning
Strange invisible. Punch Dormy in his flaming face, then punch up the
skeletons he summons. Do that for all six hearts.
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Available for Purchase: Doctor Strange, Dormammu
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Free Play:
Red Brick - Fast Build
(Sandman) In the attic, pass through the sand, then TK open the chest and
smash the nearby box so you can construct a Christmas tree. Pull open
the present with a rope to get the brick.
Character Token - Invisible Woman (F.F.)
(Explosives) Blast open the lock on the cabinet in the back of the main
room.
Stan Lee -
(Web-slinger) In the bathroom, after you get rid of Dormammu, use Sense
to reveal hooks on the chandelier. Pull them down and then fly up
through the ceiling. Blast the lock on the coffin.
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7. MANHATTAN EXPLORATION
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So there is a TON of stuff in Manhattan and it is not the easiest thing to
organize. I've tried marking these as how they appear on the map, basically
by their icons.
It should be noted that there are also green "Fast Travel" icons, and blue
"Vehicle Call-In Point" icons on the map. You can select these to fast
travel to that spot at any time. It's important to note that Vehicle
Call-In Points are the only places you can buy new vehicles, and each point
caters to only a specific type of vehicle.
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7A. Stan Lee in Peril =
=======================
With the 26 missions in the game each having Stan, and there being 50 in the
game, there are 24 occurences of Stan Lee in Manhattan to rescue. The first
one you can't avoid because it's required to complete the story. After that,
these will all appear one at a time in sequence, the next one always marked
by Stan's head on the map.
#1 -
Location: Behind the X-Mansion at the north end of Manhattan
Required: Mission 7 Complete
This is the only one that can be done out of sequence. You need to Mind
Control Stan to assemble a pipe, then use Jean's Telekinesis to turn the
valve.
#2 -
Location: Just southwest of the "Nuff Said" mission in lower Manhattan.
Mind Control the guy inside the building to open the switch.
#3 -
Location: The southwest part of Central Park.
This is at the chessboard. Use Sense to find a hook on the pile of
pieces, then pull the hook off.
#4 -
Location: In the middle of the block east of the entrance to Asgard.
Required: Nothing special, but Giant helps
This one might be tough to trigger if you just jump or fly in. May have
to give this one time to load up before you approach. Stan will mention
how funny his soda tastes and morph into Stan Hulk. Use a giant character
to beat him up.
#5 -
Location: Southeast of the X-Mansion, go along the shore. He's north of a
building that's adjacent to the water.
Stan's flailing on a hose. Melt the ice nearby, then use the Claw Switch.
#6 -
Location: Atop a building two blocks east of the Central Park lake.
Stan seems to be obliviously standing beneath a crane's payload. Hop in the
cab of the crane and use the Claw Switch.
#7 -
Location: On top of the Empire State Building
Fly to the top of the Empire State Buliding and punch the ape holding
Stan hostage.
#8 -
Location: On the deck of the Helicarrier
Smash the robot that has Stan in its clutches.
#9 -
Location: Just north of the circus tent in Central Park.
Use Claws to dig Stan out of the ground. No real need to fight the
Sandman Goons.
#10 -
Location: Two blocks west of the circus tent, one block north of Fogwell's
Gym.
Stan's on top of the tall smokestack. Use Thor and throw his hammer at
the cracked wall at the base of the stack.
#11 -
Location: The lake in Central Park.
Required: Magnetism
Once you buy Magneto, use his power on the life preserver on the shore to
bring it to Stan, flailing in the water.
#12 -
Location: Near the freeway at the south end of the island, almost directly
south of the Daily Bugle.
Smash the tree the taxi is stuck in.
#13 -
Location: Almost right on top of Fogwell's Gym in the west end.
Use a Giant to lift the dumbell off of Stan.
#14 -
Location: Directly west of Oscorp on the train tracks.
Use Magneto to remove the bindings keeping Stan on the tracks.
#15 -
Location: Pier at the eastern end of the island, almost directly beneath
the Helicarrier.
Smash all three sharks surrounding the boat.
#16 -
Location: On the Raft. In the center.
Smash the cracked walls to find Stan.
#17 -
Location: South of the X-Mansion, near a billboard and a Race.
Use ice or wind to put out the fires around Stan.
#18 -
Location: Just north of the circus tent (again).
Pull open the orange hook on the clown car.
#19 -
Location: Just east of the "A Shock Withdrawal" bank.
Smash the mailbox Stan has his head stuck in.
#20 -
Location: Liberty Island
Go up to the torch scaffolding and put out all the fires with an ice beam.
#21 -
Location: Two blocks west of the northwest corner of Central Park.
Beat up the Sandman Goons harrassing Stan.
#22 -
Location: The Roxxon Plant at the west end.
At the entrance, you'll see Stan being shocked. Use the switch above
him to free him.
#23 -
Location: The circus tent
Above the big top, shoot the balloon Stan is holding onto to drop him.
#24 -
Location: Deadpool's Room on the Helicarrier
The final Stan outside of missions is in a crate in the middle of
Deadpool's Room.
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7B. Races =
===========
While there are some other side missions that can qualify as "races", what
I refer to are those marked by a checkered flag on the map. These usually
just involved a black and white ring that you press Circle in to start.
There are basically two types of races: ground type, which require you be
in a vehicle to start, and air type, in which you can be in a vehicle or
just with a flying character (I recommend flying character).
The races require you to get through several checkpoint rings. Each ring
you pass will add on to your time. The race stops once you reach the goal
at the end.
The ground races tend to be relatively easy: get a fast car and done. The
flying races can be REALLY difficult given the somewhat wonky flying
controls. Here are a few suggestions:
- Using X and Circle to correct your trajectory will be necessary, but if
you can, always shoot low. If you shoot high, you may feel the need to
tap Circle to correct downward, but you may just as easily deactivate your
flight in the process by double tapping. Use smooth presses instead of
feverishly tapping to correct.
- While you won't have enough time to reach all markers if you don't use
the afterburners, nothing says you need to be going full speed all the
time. Consider slowing down as you get close to rings so you don't
shoot past them and end up having to turn around.
These are all ordered "north to south" by starting point.
Completing each race will get you a Gold Brick.
#1 -
Location: The roof of the X-Mansion
This is a flying race that goes almost straight south to Oscorp. The only
really difficult part would be the gate leading out of the X-Mansion
area, where it's easy to get hung up on lampposts.
#2 -
Location: Billboard south of the X-Mansion
A ground race that heads down the hill and north towards the X-Mansion.
Watch yourself at the north beach so you don't steer into the water.
#3 -
Location: Go two blocks north of Central Park and slightly west in the
middle of the next block.
This is a ground race, sort of. All you have to do is go straight up the
walls to the roof. If you have a flying character, just float straight
up. Easy peazy.
#4 -
Location: A couple streets southwest of the dock that leads to the Raft.
A ground race that starts going east, then curves north going the wrong
way on the freeway, before curving back around the Industrial District.
#5 -
Location: East of the entry to "Rapturous Rise" on a gas station.
This is a flying race that heads northeast, then out over the Raft, then
back down south towards the bridge. Be especially careful when you go
under the highway. May want to save the boosting for when you're out over
the water, and move normal speed near buildings.
#6 -
Location: Northwest corner of Central Park
This ground race starts in the middle of a rotary and heads west, then
south, in a relatively straightforward fashion. You end at Horizon Labs.
#7 -
Location: Out over the water west and slightly south of Fisk Tower
Probably the biggest challenge in this race is finding it, as it's out over
the water and really high up. The race carries you south and at a really
steep dive, until you hit the Roxxon plant where it bears east, then back
south over the water to end at the Statue of Liberty.
#8 -
Location: Southeast corner of the lake in Central Park
This is a special race that requires you to take control of some boats in
the lake. Use the machine to start controlling them, then steer them
through the rings. You get a nice top-down view, so it shouldn't be too
difficult.
#9 -
Location: West shore of the island, almost directly due west from the
Central Park lake.
This is a flying race that basically travels in an "S" formation through
some tight curves. Take most of the rings slowly and if you see one that's
tilted in another direction, slow down so you can turn and spot the next
ring.
#10 -
Location: A couple of streets northeast of the Baxter Building
A ground race that circles around streets, down a shore-walk, and ends at
a skate park. The greatest challenge is traffic.
#11 -
Location: Southeast of the Baxter Building
This ground race drives up and around Grand Central Station, then turns
south to the bridge. Not terribly exciting.
#12 -
Location: Southwest corner of Central Park
A ground race that drives through Central Park. Watch for tight corners
and the water.
#13 -
Location: Southwest of the Helicarrier
This is way up by the Helicarrier. It's probably the hardest race, as not
only is it quite long, but it also involves a lot of downward movement,
which puts you at risk of disengaging flight if you're not careful. One
might think that given all the open space a vehicle might work, but that
will work against you when you get to the latter part of the course which
is a LOT of tight spaces. Practice practice. May want to focus on speed
in the first half, then drop back to normal speed in the second half.
#14 -
Location: West of Columbus Circle (southwest of Central Park)
Another difficult flying race that starts between two towers and weaves
up and down, around corners, and close to buildings. Take the corners and
rings slow and only boost on open air, particularly at the end as you head
towards the Raft.
#15 -
Location: East of Grand Central Station
This ground race goes north along the eastern shore. Be very careful as
you jump across the middle of the road, as there are crash barriers to
knock against.
#16 -
Location: Southeast of Grand Central Station
This special race starts high on a building. Go to the nearby console and
take control of the little RC cars. Drive them around the course through
the rings. Note that you don't "steer" the cars, but instead point them
the way you want them to go with the Control Stick (left goes left, down
goes down). Make sure you go straight over the jumps so you don't fall
off.
#17 -
Location: Just northwest of the Empire State Building
This ground race shoots straight up Broadway, hangs a left near Horizon
Labs, and pretty much goes into the water.
#18 -
Location: North of the "Shock Withdrawal" bank
This ground race heads east, goes underground, then ends up in a park in
southwest Manhattan.
#19 -
Location: South of the "Shock Withdrawal" bank
A ground race that heads almost immediately underground, then up and
west to Grand Central.
#20 -
Location: Southeast part of the island, near Brooklyn Bridge.
You'll drive along the shore then almost immediately turn north, driving
through the street until you reach the west end, where you'll head north
along the shore some more.
#21 -
Location: South end of Liberty Island
Required: Magnetism
Unlock the Golf Cart nearby, then drive around the island carefully.
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7C. Tokens =
============
Let me just say at the outset that this will not have ALL the tokens that
appear on the map. You see, there are several "mission sets" in Manhattan,
that require three missions to be completed in order, and some give you
Gold Bricks, and some give you tokens. What we're doing here is just the
tokens that sit freely in space, not those where you have to help people
do stuff, because those are all mission sets, which are organized later.
That said, there are still a fair number of standalones, and these are all
organized by how they appear in the list of characters and vehicles.
Also, I've included descriptions of what the characters look like for those
who aren't familiar with the stable of Marvel people.
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Character Tokens -
Absorbing Man -
Appearance: Bald guy
Location: West of the lake in Central Park
Smash the manhole cover in this construction yard.
Ant-Man -
Appearance: Silver helmet with antenna
Location: Southeast of the Bifrost
Enter the little hangar and smash the objects on the dirt pile. Dig all
the piles up using Claws.
Archangel -
Appearance: Blue face with black highlights
Location: The Avengers Mansion south of the X-Mansion
On the north wall are a whole bunch of ducts. You need to destroy all
of those ducts in a limited time.
Beetle -
Appearance: A red mask with green eyes
Location: One block east of Central Park lake
There's a bunch of web trampolines in this alley. Bounce and collect all
the studs to make the token appear.
Black Cat -
Appearance: A white-haired woman
Location: Just next to the "Taking Liberties" mission, southeast of
Central Park.
Pull down the hooks on either side of the door, then use Sense next to
the chest to find a switch to open it.
Bullseye -
Appearance: A black suit with a bullseye marker
Location: Northwest of "Rapturous Rise"
You need to use a giant character or Thor to smash four basketball
backboards. You can throw rocks or cars or whatever.
Carnage -
Appearance: Red and black with white eyes
Location: Two blocks east of Central Park lake
Required: Ice
Now, there are a lot of vents on this rooftop. The idea is to freeze the
vents with water coming out of them so you have no choice but to end up
at the vent under the token.
Colossus -
Appearance: Wide silver head with black hair
Location: Just southeast of the X-Mansion
A Sentinel will attack in front of the mansion. Use explosives on its
silver chestplate, then a Heat Beam on the gold, then throw a rock at the
cracks.
Damage Control -
Appearance: A guy with a yellow hard hat
Location: South end of the Helicarrier
Put out all the fires on the deck using the nearby water cannon.
Elektra -
Appearance: Girl with a red bandanna
Location: Southwest of "Rapturous Rise"
On the roof of the building, smash up the stuff to find a Claw Switch,
then smash the wall inside the garage.
Havok -
Appearance: A black suit with blond hair sticking out
Location: South of the Avengers Mansion in Washington Heights
This is inside a little shop, but to open it, you need to get Captain
America up to the roof so he can reflect the laser beams onto the gold
fan, then hit the Shield Switch behind it.
Hydra Agent -
Appearance: Green bodysuit with yellow eyes
Location: East of the Avengers Mansion in Washington Heights
Use a Giant to smash through the cracked wall on the roof of this building.
Iron Man (Hulkbuster) -
Appearance: A really wide Iron Man armor, red and gold
Location: On top of Stark Tower
There are eight vents around the helipad. Blast them all in a short time.
Kraven the Hunter -
Appearance: Black hair with a goatee and brown clothes
Location: Near the Reptile House
Stand on the platform and fire projectiles at the five targets that are
on the pavilion across the water.
Leader -
Appearance: Tall green head with a mustache
Location: Southeast of the Bifrost
Between two billboards are some wall-jumping panels. Hop up them to grab
the token.
Mary Jane Waston -
Appearance: Red-headed girl
Location: At the north end of the E-shaped building on the eastern shore.
There's a little alley that goes up to a ledge between these buildings.
There's a chest at the end that requires Sense to activate.
Mini-Sentinel -
Appearance: Purple robot with red eyes
Location: Middle of Columbus Circle, southwest of Central Park
Hop into the halo of light to fight a Sentinel. Use explosives on its
silver chestplate, then a Heat Beam on the gold, then throw a rock at the
cracks.
Nova -
Appearance: Gold helmet with red star on it
Location: One block east of the Reptile House
This is a foot race. You'll run around the buildings and climb up the
walls. Easiest with a flying character.
Power Man -
Appearance: Dark-skinned with sunglasses
Location: Northeast of the Reptile House
In the midst of the buildings, fight a bunch of bad guys.
Red Hulk -
Appearance: The Hulk. Only red.
Location: Northeast of the Bifrost
There's a circle of light that summons him. Best to use a Giant character
to put him down quickly.
Ronan the Accuser -
Appearance: Gray guy with a green hood and white eyes
Location: East of the circus tent
Required: Electricity
Go south from the marker and look beneath the monument with gold and silver
statues. You should find a passage that goes underneath. Melt the gold
wall and blast the silver wall to uncover generators, and there's a third
on the ceiling. Charge them all up.
Sandman Goon -
Appearance: A sand golem
Location: Eastern shore, northwest of the Helicarrier
Smash the cracked wall in the underground highway.
She-Hulk -
Appearance: A green skinned girl
Location: North of "Rapturous Rise"
There are seven spots in this lot to smash cracked walls. Two are on
the ground. Two are on containers. Two are on walls. The last is on
the roof. It's easiest to do this by throwing Thor's hammer.
S.H.I.E.L.D. Agent -
Appearance: A guy with blond hair
Location: Under the Helicarrier, south end
Fly under the carrier to come up on a gun. Flip the switch next to it,
then hop on and shoot all the targets.
Silver Samurai -
Appearance: A fancy silver helmet
Location: Northwest of "Rapturous Rise"
Required: Telekinesis
You need Sense at several points to reveal the path in this little maze.
Use TK to move the purple box around the maze to the exit.
Spider-Woman -
Appearance: A girl with long black hair and a red mask
Location: Southwest of the bank along the shore.
Go inside the store at ground level and smash the webs so you can pull the
switch. Bounce up the webs to the roof (or just fly).
Squirrel Girl -
Appearance: A girl with short brown hair and marked eyes.
Location: West of Fogwell's Gym
Required: Magnetism
Dig up the dirt south of the little shack until you find a button. Step
on it, then use Magnetism on the switch inside the shack.
Super Skrull -
Appearance: A green alien with big ears
Location: Northwest of the Queensboro Bridge
On top of this building, underneath the water tower, is a block of ice.
Melt it.
Superior Spider-Man -
Appearance: Spidey with darker gray eyes
Location: On top of the Empire State Building
This one's kinda fun. Dive off the ESB and collect as many studs as you
can on the way down. If you get enough, you get the token.
Taskmaster -
Appearance: A white hood with a skull mask
Location: South of Manhattan over the water, WAY over the water.
You can find this west of the submarine mission. Fly straight up for a
while until you spot the floating platform with this on it.
Viper -
Appearance: Green-haired woman
Location: West side of Central Park
Use a heat beam to melt the lock on the chest.
Iron Patriot -
Appearance: A red white and blue Iron Man
Location: On top of the Empire State Building
There's a spot on the ESB with three flags. Pull the hook for one of them,
use a Claw Switch for the second, and go up and use Sense for the third.
Wasp -
Appearance: Short-haired brunette woman
Location: On top of Ant-Man's lab southwest of Oscorp
Required: Shrink
Use Ant-Man to enter the maze on the roof of the lab and push all the
buttons inside to open the way to the end.
Whiplash -
Appearance: Long-black hair and goatee
Location: North of the Baxter Building
Required: Mind Control
Take control of the person inside the glass door at ground level and have
them use the switch.
Wizard -
Appearance: Tall purple helmeted guy with a goatee
Location: On the Baxter Building
Required: Magnetism
This is on the west side of the building in front of the "4" logo. Use
Magnetism on the blue switch to open the box.
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Vehicle Tokens -
S.H.I.E.L.D. Staff Car -
Appearance: A green topless car
Location: East of the Empire State Building
Fly up to the top of the building and use Invisibility to throw the
switch in the center of the rooftop.
S.H.I.E.L.D. 4x4 -
Appearance: Bluish pickup truck
Location: Northeast of Fisk Tower
Climb on top of the construction site and smash through the ceiling. Dig
up the dirt under it.
S.H.I.E.L.D. APC -
Appearance: A six-wheeled APC
Location: Near the Raft Ferry dock
On the building is a black chest. The Shield Switch that opens it is
just beneath it, and you need to hit it from ground level.
Police Motorcycle -
Appearance: A blue and white motorbike
Location: Two blocks east of the Central Park lake.
Smash the cracked floors in this area until you find a vent that Mister
Fantastic can go through.
Police Truck -
Appearance: White panel truck
Location: Southeast of Fisk Tower
Under the road, hop up the walls to reach this, or just fly up.
Raft Truck -
Appearance: A blue and gray van
Location: The northwest corner of the Raft
Use Claws to dig up a spot by the water.
Raid Truck -
Appearance: A green panel truck
Location: Southwest of the Raft Ferry dock
Smash the cracked floor, then take out 15 little purple bugs.
Hydra Tank -
Appearance: A yellow combat type vehicle
Location: North side of the Empire State Building
Required: Magnetism
Above ground level is a switch with a blue handle. Use Magnetism on it to
open the gate below. Inside, fire up the two generators.
Mandarin's Buggy -
Appearance: Small green car with a pole contraption on top
Location: Southeast of the Bifrost
Required: Mind Control
Control the guy inside the shack and have him throw the switch.
Pizza Van -
Appearance: A red, white, and green truck
Location: Southeast of Grand Central Station
Climb up the ladder to the right of the pizzeria. Use the Claw Switch,
then climb further up and pull the hook to find a second Claw Switch, then
use Sense and climb up to the last switch, which needs to be melted with
a Heat Beam before it can be used.
Golf Cart -
Appearance: A small cart
Location: Liberty Island
Required: Magnetism
You'll need to use Magnetism on the blue clamp to unlock this.
Spider-Cycle -
Appearance: Black and red motorcycle
Location: West of Oscorp
Blast the silver statue on the rooftop.
Spider-Trike -
Appearance: A red and blue three wheeled bike
Location: Northeast of the Baxter Building.
Required: Electricity
Drop down to street level and charge up the generator. Jump or fly to
the rooftop and enter the greenhouse.
Pumpkin Chopper -
Appearance: A helicopter that looks like a pumpkin
Location: On top of Oscorp
Required: Symbiote
While the token is on one tower, the means to reach it is on the other.
Blast the silver wall, then pass through the black goop on the wall as a
Symbiote.
News Helicopter -
Appearance: A blue and white helicopter
Location: Southeast of the Baxter Building
The box is on a wall above the subway tunnel. Go just west of it to find
a wall with cracks (this is in the park before you started the second
story mission). There will be a terminal underneath. Hack it.
Police Helicopter -
Appearance: A blue and white helicopter
Location: West of the circus tent
You need to shoot several midair targets. The first is where the marker
is. The second appears on top of a water tower to the north. The third
appears on top of a smokestack to the northwest (south of Fisk Tower).
The fourth appears to the southeast just west of a tall building. The
chest by the marker will now open.
Raft Helicopter -
Appearance: A gray helicopter
Location: On the Raft, on top of the cylinder structure.
At the very top of the cylinder, pull off the green handles on the little
shelter.
Spider-copter -
Appearance: Red and blue helicopter
Location: South of Oscorp
On the rooftop of this building is a shelter with a cracked wall, covered in
spiders. Smash it.
Fantasticar -
Appearance: A thin gray open pod
Location: In Central Park, on a fountain next to the "Doctor in the House"
icon.
This will appear after the "Doctor in the House" mission is complete.
Stark Jet -
Appearance: A gray and red jet
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This will appear after the "Magnetic Personality" mission.
Doom Jet -
Appearance: A gray and green jet
Location: Just southwest of the Empire State Building
This will only appear after completing the story missions.
X-Jet -
Appearance: A large black plane
Location: Beneath the X-Mansion
Required: Electricity
Go down the north side of the mansion to get to the hangar underneath.
There are three generators down here that need to be powered. One is
near the blue box and needs to be Sensed. The second is behind a support
pillar under some silver panels. The last is on the ceiling under a
spider web.
S.H.I.E.L.D. Jetfighter -
Appearance: Blue jet with yellow highlights
Location: Middle of the Helicarrier
Just north of the main elevator is a vent that you need to pull a hook off
of to access. Go through as Mister Fantastic.
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7D. Gold Bricks =
=================
While many of these little sidetrips in Manhattan award you with a Gold
Brick, these constitute the tasks that are marked by a Gold Brick on the
map.
Like Races, I've ordered these north to south.
#1 -
Location: Northwest of the X-Mansion by the beach.
Required: Sandman
It's obviously inside that (literal) greenhouse. Go down to the beach
and smash up the plants until you find a sand pile that Sandman can
enter by pressing Circle.
#2 -
Location: Southeast wall of X-Mansion
Required: Magnetism
This is in a little nook of the mansion wall. Smash up all the garbage and
dumpsters, including the object on the wall, then use Magnetism on the
wall hanging to open the box.
#3 -
Location: South of X-Mansion
Blast the Wolverine statue in the middle of the small garden.
#4 -
Location: Billboard some ways southwest of X-Mansion
On the back side of the billboard, hack the terminal, then make a connected
purple line by turning the arrows down, up, left.
#5 -
Location: In the center of Washington Heights (the neighborhood south of
the X-Mansion)
Required: Ice/Wind
You need to rescue four people trapped by fire. One is on the ground
floor on the north side of the building. Two are on the north wall, and
one is on the roof. Put out the fires near them to rescue them. You can
go through a complicated obstacle course climbing around the walls, but
it's so much easier just to fly up and change characters.
#6 -
Location: Building on the shore southwest of the Raft.
Required: Electricity
There are three generators on this building to charge up in order to make
a smiley face with a hat on the building. One generator is on the roof,
the second is on the north wall (behind some plants) and the last is down
by the waterline under some platforms. Charge them all up.
#7 -
Location: Basketball courts in West Harlem (two pinkish rectangles northwest
of Central Park)
Use a Giant to pick up the basketballs and throw one in each hoop.
#8 -
Location: Near the highway two blocks north of Central Park (just south
of a call-in point).
This is beneath the highway in a blue box on the wall, near some red
lights. Go a bit east to find a big orange button on the ground. Step on
it with a Giant to open the blue box. You just need to get there
quickly (I suggest with a flyer).
#9 -
Location: Just northeast of the Bifrost mission.
Required: Sandman
In the construction site is a brick, but it's beneath some unbreakable
glass. Go southeast to a small pit to find a dig spot. Use Claws to
dig it up, then use Sandman to travel to the brick.
#10 -
Location: A parking garage northeast of Central Park
On the roof of the garage are seven red cars that need to be smashed, and
you have a limited time to get them all. I suggest starting at the ramp
leading down and smashing the two there, then using projectiles (like
missiles) on the other five from long range.
#11 -
Location: Under the parking garage northeast of Central Park (the brick
appears to be to the east of the garage)
Inside the garage is a bottom level. You'll need to shut down the lasers
blocking your path. Go up two levels (just below the roof) to find a
Shield Switch which will shut down the lasers. Now, smash the yellow
dumpster. There's no need to fight the Octobots.
#12 -
Location: Building northeast of the "Rapturous Rise" starting point.
Required: Heat Beam, Claws
Use heat on the gold garage door, then smash the boxes to uncover a Claw
Switch. The brick will appear on the roof.
#13 -
Location: The block north of the northeast corner of Central Park.
On the roof of the marked building is a booth that needs Invisibility to
pass. You can either fly up and switch or bounce up the obstacle course.
Either way, throwing the switch opens the store beneath.
#14 -
Location: Underground southeast of the Bifrost mission.
Enter the chainlink fenced area on the left to find a vent. Use Mister
Fantastic on the vent, then throw the switch to shut off the laser
barriers.
#15 -
Location: Between buildings northeast of Central Park, west of the skate
park.
Between the buildings here are some fans that blow you back. Use explosives
on both fans so you can approach the brick.
#16 -
Location: Northwest corner of Central Park
Start at the circular benches southeast of the marker and use Sense to find
a dig spot. Dig it up, then proceed along the stud trail, continually
digging.
#17 -
Location: Northeast corner of Central Park
In front of the Reptile House is a fountain. Smash the four plants that
encircle it quickly.
#18 -
Location: Northwest corner of the Central Park lake (tends to be covered by
the "Magnetic Personality" mission icon)
Commandeer the little boats and fire on the yellow subs.
#19 -
Location: Building west of the north tip of the Helicarrier, just south
of the E-shaped building.
The brick is behind the glass. Go around to the west side of the building
and uncover the vent, then stretch through it.
#20 -
Location: Just east of the lake in Central Park
On the rooftop of this building is a switch. Pull it, then watch how the
windows below light up. Step on each red switch in front of the windows
to light them up in order. Flying is the simplest way so you don't have
to deal with the obstacle course.
#21 -
Location: In the middle of the C-shaped building west of the lake in Central
Park.
You need Black Widow for this one. Flip the switch near the scaffolding,
then turn invisible and head for the far corner. Hop up the wall and
across all the poles to reach the brick.
#22 -
Location: In the middle of Central Park, where the road is.
On the bridge is a button. Stand on it and a bunch of panels will pop out
of the walls. Shoot all the panels.
#23 -
Location: Along the road east of the center of Central Park.
This is kinda underground. Instead of going straight east from the park.
Fly up and over the building, as it's behind a gate on the east side.
Using Thor, throw Mjolnir at the two cracked walls, then charge up the
generator at the top.
#24 -
Location: One block west of the circus tent.
This is inside the greenhouse. Go to the nearby pond and melt the ice
covering the vent, then go through the vent as Reed.
#25 -
Location: On the Helicarrier, near the northwest jump-off point.
Hop into the guns in the northwest and fire at all the drones that appear
in the distance.
#26 -
Location: On the city block east of the circus tent.
Required: Telekinesis
On the side of this building is a dirty wall and a brush. Use TK to move
the brush to get all the dirty spots.
#27 -
Location: On a building west of the middle of the Helicarrier.
Near the marker for this is a dirt pile. Dig it up to uncover a stud
trail. Follow it to the next dirt pile, in between two picnic tables.
The third is further north. The trail might seem to run out, but
continue to the northwest to find a circle plot of land. Sense in the
middle of that to make a stud arrow that points directly to a spot on
the flower bed strip to the east. Sense there and dig up to be led back
south and west to a yellow dumpster. Sense and dig to get the brick.
#28 -
Location: In the center of the Helicarrier
Hop into the missile launchers on the east end and fire at the drones
that appear in the distance.
#29 -
Location: At the west shore, directly west from the circus tent.
In the midst of all the shipping crates are some smaller crates marked
with the S.H.I.E.L.D. logo. Smash them with a giant character, then use
Sense in the empty space.
#30 -
Location: The large building northwest of Fogwell's Gym
This is actually underneath in the small underpass walkway. Pull off the
green handles, then head down into the underground. Smash all the
Octobots.
#31 -
Location: In Central Park, just southeast of the circus tent.
Surrounding a monument are two gold and two silver statues. Blast and
melt them completely (down to their bases) to get the brick.
#32 -
Location: On the Helicarrier, near the southwest propeller
Required: Electricity
You need to dislodge all the stuff from the propeller (which includes some
gold items and charge up the generator to get it going again).
#33 -
Location: On the G-shaped building two blocks east of the Baxter Building.
Required: Ant-Man
Shrink down on the roof of this building at the south end, then wind your
way through the passages to the buttons so you can open the chests above
them. One will have the brick in it.
#34 -
Location: The mid-south portion of Central Park
Required: Ant-Man
Shrink down and enter the passage from the east end. Push both buttons to
open the way to the west end.
#35 -
Location: On the train tracks southwest of Fogwell's Gym
Required: Ice/Wind
Put out all ten fires in the immediate area beneath the tracks.
#36 -
Location: Directly west of Columbus Circle (southwest corner of Central Park)
Fly up to the top of the twin buildings. Melt the gold fans and blast the
silver fans, then step on all four buttons underneath them.
#37 -
Location: West of Queensboro Bridge (not on it)
Go underneath the bridge to find a small park with RC hammer cars. Take
one and bash all the enemy cars.
#38 -
Location: On Queensboro Bridge
Required: Ice
There are four people that need to be rescued from burning cars. One is
hanging in the gantry above. Another is in the middle of the bridge.
The third is on the south edge (hooks to be pulled) and the last is under
a purple car that needs to be smashed.
#39 -
Location: East of the "Taking Liberties" mission
Required: Magnetism
Beneath the bridge to the south is a store with a generator outside.
Charge it to open it up, then use Magnetism on the blue switch handle.
#40 -
Location: Southwest of Queensboro Bridge
This is on top of the building, and is a foot race (but not a normal Race).
You need to follow the rope sliding path down and around the buildings.
The ropes are kinda slow, though, so you may want to consider flying in
those sections.
#41 -
Location: Northwest of Stark Tower, northeast of Oscorp, south of Central
Park.
On top of this building is a camera and a greenhouse. Turn invisble to
sneak past the camera, and throw the switch. The brick will appear in
front of the neon face below.
#42 -
Location: Just northwest of Marvel Comics HQ
There are ten statues around the HQ, some silver, some gold. There are
three behind a glass door that you need to use Mister Fantastic on a vent
to get into. A bunch are on the south side of the building, as well.
#43 -
Location: Southeast of Oscorp, west of Marvel Comics HQ
In Times Square is a pedestal with a gold statue. Melt all three parts of
it.
#44 -
Location: Northeast of the Roxxon plant at the train tracks.
Required: Electricity
Beneath the tracks is a coffee shop with a sealed gate. Charge both
generators next to the gate.
#45 -
Location: Just south of Oscorp
Required: Heat Beam
Melt the gold lock on the gate to the store.
#46 -
Location: Southwest of Grand Central Station
On top of the building are several buttons that need a Giant character to
step on them. Before you start the timed mission, punch the cracked wall
and pull the green handles off the other wall to prepare. Stand on them
all to make the brick appear.
#47 -
Location: Buildings southeast of the Roxxon Plant
I believe this only appears once you do the van-chasing mission south of
the bank. Anyway, this brick can only be taken with a character like
Black Widow. Head southeast from the brick itself until you find a
switch on a roof, then run the course to reach it.
#48 -
Location: East of the Daily Bugle
On top of the skyscraper are several terminals for hacking. The right
hand one is a game of Memory. The middle one requires making one solid
purple line, and the left one requires shutting off the power.
#49 -
Location: West of the Daily Bugle
Required: Telekinesis
On top of the building is a small maze that you need to push boxes through
using TK.
#50 -
Location: South of the Daily Bugle
Required: Heat Beam, Venom
On top of this building, use a Heat Beam at the south end to cut a shape,
then use Venom to crawl through the symbiote muck.
#51 -
Location: Northwest of Brooklyn Bridge
This is underground, and it's easiest to get to via a subway tunnel just
to the northwest of the marker. Inside is an RC hammer car course.
Smash all the other cars to win.
#52 -
Location: Park at the south end of Manhattan
This is at the large concrete circle. Step into the light to fight a
Sentinel. Blast the silver covering on its chest, then melt the gold
covering, then throw a rock or Mjolnir at the cracks on the chest to
finish it.
#53 -
Location: At the base of Liberty Island
Required: Ant-Man
Flip the switch at the base of this maze, then send Ant-Man in to push
the button on the right, then push the button in the center, then flip
the bigger switch on the left, then enter and grab the brick.
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7E. Question Marks =
====================
These are the question marks dotted around Manhattan. This list ONLY
covers those that are standalones, not part of a mission set (which
are all in 7G). For these you'll speak to a person, then have to do
something for them, such as get them an item, or a person, or fight some
bad guys.
These are all ordered from north to south, and all these ones specifically
give you a Gold Brick.
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#1 -
Location: Medical Lab in the Helicarrier, in the very back of the long
passage.
A nurse here needs you to find a cast. Head down to the hangar (opposite
end of the Helicarrier) and follow the trail to a box with the cast inside
it.
#2 -
Location: East side of the Helicarrier Hangar (left from where the camera
is pointing)
The mechanic wants you to find his wrench. It's in the same room, to
the right, on top of a tarp-covered crate.
#3 -
Location: Center of the Helicarrier Hangar (just down the stairs)
The mechanic wants you to fight a bunch of snakes on a Helicarrier. They
spawn in just as you finish speaking.
#4 -
Location: The long hallway to the left of the Command Center.
The soldier needs you to find a Captain America card. It's over in the
Detention Center.
#5 -
Location: Helicarrier Lab, the room off to the left of the main path in
the Helicarrier.
Use Telekinesis to move the sponge and clean the Deadpool signs off the
window.
#6 -
Location: Just west of the X-Mansion
There's a lady here who wants her dog's squeak toy. You need Claws for
this one, so dig up nearby, then follow the trail to the next dig
spot. Continue this way around the mansion (try to avoid the Sentinel)
and you'll eventually reach the toy.
#7 -
Location: On the Raft, eastern part.
This is on top of the helipad. Use Telekinesis to turn the parts of the
"H" the proper way around.
#8 -
Location: On the shore south of the Raft.
There's a large tire pile here, but Pyro keeps burning them. Use Ice or
Wind powers to put out the fires and beat up Pyro.
#9 -
Location: Raft Ferry Port
The ferry captain wants you to demolish the boats out in the water.
Using a flying character with seeking projectiles, such as Iron Man,
will probably make this go faster.
#10 -
Location: Just north of the "Bifrosty Reception" mission.
Speak to the Asgardian on the rooftop then follow the prompt to the clothing
store. Power up the generator to the left of the gate, then the second on
up on the roof to the right of the gate. Take the hat inside.
#11 -
Location: Northeast of Reptile House
You need to escort this egg-carrying man to the Empire State University.
Watch out for thugs along the way.
#12 -
Location: West of the northwest corner of Central Park
You need to use Telekinesis to create balance beams for this lady. Hold
the beams in place while she crosses, and don't let go until she stops
moving. You need to do this four times to finish.
#13 -
Location: Two blocks east of the Reptile House
You need to help a lady re-enter her house. First thing to do is make a
path for her. Use Claw Switches, Sense, and hooks to pull out a path,
as well as a switch on the roof, then Mind Control the girl and send her
up.
#14 -
Location: The west end of the E-shaped building east of Central Park
This young lady is looking for her classmate. Go to the Reptile House and
find the dark-skinned girl with the bun hair and escort her back to the
University.
#15 -
Location: The east end of the E-shaped building east of Central Park
Follow the guy and fight some bad guys.
#16 -
Location: Southwest corner of the lake in Central Park
Charge up the generator
#17 -
Location: Building just west of Helicarrier's northwest propeller.
You need to get an old lady's handbag. Chase after the very obvious
hoodlum and punch him up to get it back.
#18 -
Location: Near the Helicarrier's northeast propeller.
Head to the south part of the Helicarrier and underneath it. This is
stuck in one of the vents on the underside. You'll need Telekinesis to
pull it out.
#19 -
Location: Northwest of Fogwell's Gym
Head down to Little Italy and nick the Pizza Van and drive it back to the
indicated spot.
#20 -
Location: Near the Helicarrier's southeast propeller.
Head to the northwest propeller until you find sparklies for a Sense
prompt. Use it to find the guy, then bring him back to the other guy.
#21 -
Location: Southeast corner of Central Park
Go into the and area and take out all the Sandman Goons.
#22 -
Location: Pier west of Oscorp
This is a stage setup. Go up to the light tower and shine the spotlight
on the dancer throughout her entire routine.
#23 -
Location: Building northwest of Stark Tower
The lady here wants you to find her son. Follow the marker to a "groceries"
store and the kid will be in front of it. Tap Circle to get him to
follow you and lead him back to his mom.
#24 -
Location: In Times Square, north end.
The hard hat guys asks you to find his shovel. Follow the trail of studs
underground until you find some webs on the walls. Smash one to find the
shovel and bring it back.
#25 -
Location: East side of Grand Central Station
Use Mind Control to direct the people into the queue marked along the wall.
#26 -
Location: Two blocks east of Grand Central Station, the FEAST building
This guy wants you to get a carrot. Head to the marked spot to find some
thugs, including one in green clothes who will run off.
#27 -
Location: South side of Grand Central Station (obscured by the mission
marker on the map)
Head down to the underground and blast the Symbiote Scientists.
#28 -
Location: East across the water from the Roxxon Plant.
Help this old lady across the street. Simply clear a path for her and
she'll be pretty much fine on her own.
#29 -
Location: Two blocks south of Oscorp
Head to the marked coffee shop. Above the gate, use Sense and then the
Shield Switch.
#30 -
Location: Southeast part of Manhattan, southeast of Grand Central Station,
just south of a Call-In Point
You need to find a food critic for this guy, who is in Times Square, in the
southeast corner, holding a baguette. Take him back to the restaurant.
#31 -
Location: Southwest of the Empire State Building
Use Telekinesis to put the LEGO sign back on the building. In order, of
course.
#32 -
Location: Just south of the Bank
Smash the four indicated vans. Easiest to do so with a Heat Beam.
#33 -
Location: Southwest of the Bank, on the waterline
Head to Times Square and talk to the lady in front of the big steps. Lead
her back to her husband.
#34 -
Location: Square pier in the southwest part of Manhattan, directly south of
a Call-In Point.
The fisherman will task you with helping people in the water. Use
Telekinesis to place the life preservers on the flailing civilians.
#35 -
Location: South end of Manhattan, northwest of a Call-In Point.
Follow the indicated arrows to the "treasure". The silver arrows mean you
need to go in the opposite direction they're pointing.
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7F. Daily Bugle Snapshots =
===========================
J. Jonah Jameson needs pictures! Pictures of New York! Head down to the
Daily Bugle to spot a blue icon with a newspaper on it. Talk to Jameson
and he'll give you a mission. You'll need to find the spot he wants a
picture of and take a picture of it as Peter Parker (Spider-Man transformed).
Not all of the jobs are available at once. Most will open up as the story
progresses. Each one you turn in will net you a Gold Brick.
---
#1 - Grand Central Station
Go up to the roof southwest of the station.
#2 - The Raft
Go to the northeast of the Raft Island to find a floating platform to
take the picture from.
#3 - Stark Tower
Get on a roof just northeast of the Daily Bugle.
#4 - Empire State Building
Fly to the top of the Baxter Building for this shot.
#5 - Bifrost Marker
There's a good spot on the roof just south of the marker.
#6 - X-Mansion
The spot is a decent ways to the south, on top of a store named "Hats and
Wigs".
#7 - Skate Park
This is south of the Raft ferry port.
#8 - Statue of Liberty
The spot is at the south end of Manhattan.
#9 - City Skyline
The spot for this is waaaay out north over the water. West of the
X-Mansion.
#10 - Central Park
Go to the north end of the park and on top of a nearby building.
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7F. Mission Sets =
==================
Some missions in Manhattan come in groups, mostly of three but sometimes of
two or even four. These missions must be completed in order. They can
result in Gold Bricks or Tokens. Typically, these will only appear after
completing certain story missions.
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Black Panther Missions
#1 - Pepper Potts
Location: Inside the C-shaped building south of Fisk Tower.
Follow and beat up the bad guys.
#2 - Rescue
Location: At the plant southwest of Fisk Tower.
Time to take down a Roxxon plant. First, fly up to the northeast tank.
Magnetize the blue clamps, then throw Cap's shield into the switch. That's
one. For the other, head down to the water to the south and use the Shield
Switch, then hack the terminal and play the Memory game.
#3 - Black Panther
Location: Just southwest of the Queensboro Bridge.
You need to find Mr. Tiddles. Head to the marked spot and follow the cat
to some thugs and beat them up. Follow the cat to another group of thugs,
then up onto a roof for a third group. Now, drop down and tag the cat
with Circle so it will follow you back to Black Panther.
---
Blade Missions
#1 - Pizza Bike
Location: Southeast part of Manhattan, in Little Italy. Go west from the
marker and down the subway steps.
This is a race against Blade that goes around southeast Manhattan. Not
too difficult.
#2 - Iron Fist
Location: The building to the east and slightly north of Stark Tower on
the shoreline.
Beat up all the Frost Giants.
#3 - Blade
Location: Two blocks north of the Reptile House
You need to smash the marked four golf carts that show up on your map.
It's easiest to do with a Heat Beam.
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Captain Britain Missions
#1 - The Britmobile
Location: Just northeast of the bank in the southwest part of Manhattan.
Go get Captain Britain's car in the parking garage at the north end of the
city and drive it back to CB.
#2 - Psylocke
Location: Down the road northwest of the bank. The marker's a little off.
He's actually on the east side of the street.
This is a race around the south end of the island, ending at the Queensboro
Bridge.
#3 - Captain Britain
Location: Just southeast of the Empire State Building
Head down into the subway and beat up some bad guys.
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Circus Missions
#1 - Gold Brick
Location: In front of the Circus Tent
Go to the marker and find the monkey by knocking it out of the tree, then
lead it back to the guy.
#2 - Gold Brick
Location: North of the Circus Tent
Go to the marker and bring back the gorilla, giraffe and elephant to the guy
by riding them.
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Deadpool Missions
These will only pop up once you've purchased Deadpool.
#1 - Deadpool's Scooter
Location: On Brooklyn Bridge
Race Deadpool to the west end of town.
#2 - Deadpool's Helicopter
Location: Just north of the highway in Washington Heights. Three blocks
north of Central Park.
Go to the prescribed area and go behind the building there until you spot
a pink dumpster. That's the one that has the Flamingo Blade in it.
#3 - Aunt May
Location: At the east end of the curved road northeast of the Bifrost.
---
Drax Missions
You need to be the Story for these to appear.
#1 - Gamora
Location: Southeast of Oscorp
Travel to the music shop to the northeast. Once you get there, go up and
to the right from the closed gate and hack the terminal. Play the Memory
game with the symbols to extend the platforms to the switch.
#2 - Gwen Stacy
Location: South end of Times Square
Beat up the bad guys that show up.
#3 - Drax
Location: Top of Marvel Comics HQ
Yes, he wants a lion. Go the circus and hop on it like you were on a
vehicle. Ride it south to the Marvel HQ. To the west of the building are
some ramps you can use to climb up to the roof.
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Gambit Missions
#1 - Black Bolt
Location: Just north of the circus.
Play Gambit's game of "find the ball". Use TK to lift the correct barrel
three times to win.
#2 - Mandarin's Helicopter
Location: Next to the front door of the X-Mansion.
Beat up some bad guys.
#3 - Gambit
Location: South part of Central Park.
The card Gambit's looking for is at ground level, just south of the
monument. Snatch it up and give it to him.
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Ghost Rider Missions
#1 - Spider-Man (F.F.)
Location: The pier directly west from the circus tent.
This is a race that leads around the center of Manhattan and through a
couple of tight spaces.
#2 - Mister Fantastic (F.F.)
Location: Between the buildings in Washington Heights, southeast of the
Raft.
Another race, this time around Washington Heights.
#3 - Ghost Rider's Motorcycle
Location: Waterfront to the east of Grand Central Station and a little bit
south.
Last race. You might want a boost car for this one to get over the jump
onto the train tracks near the end of it.
---
Groot Missions
Like the rest of the GotG, you need to beat the Story for these to appear.
All of the missions involve smashing little purple bugs that pop out of
holes in a limited time.
#1 - Flower Car
Location: North end of Central Park
#2 - Mandarin's Boat
Location: Park southeast of the bank.
#3 - Groot
Location: On the road south of the X-Mansion.
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Heimdall Missions
#1 - Iron Man (Heroic Age)
Location: Near the Bifrost.
Beat up all the Frost Giants that show up.
#2 - Chitauri Chariot
Location: Northwest of Marvel Comics HQ
You need to free four people trapped in ice. This one's kinda tough to
find all the people. The first is pointed out right to you (the northwest
part of the block east of Times Square). The second is in Times Square,
just west of the big stairs. The third is north of Times Square on the
west side of the block. The last is on a roof almost directly north of
where Heimdall is standing.
#3 - Heimdall
Location: Southeast corner of Manhattan, near a pizza place.
You'll need to find Heimdall's friend, who is up near Oscorp. Escort
him back to the pizza place.
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Maria Hill Missions
These are all on the deck of the Helicarrier. There's a scaffolding where
Maria is at the northwest end.
#1 - Go-kart
This is a race around a projected track above the Helicarrier. You can't
fall off, but you can't make too many mistakes because Maria's pretty good.
#2 - S.H.I.E.L.D. Minicarrier
This is on the middle of the deck, and is a fight against a bunch of A.I.M.
Agents.
#3 - Maria Hill
Another race. This one's a little harder.
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Old Lady's Cat Missions
#1 - Gold Brick
Location: Washington Heights, three blocks north of Central Park, in the
center neighborhood (west of a Call-In Point)
You need to find this old lady's cat. Head to the marked spot to find the
cat at ground level. Lead it back to the old lady.
#2 - Gold Brick
Location: Just north of Marvel Comics HQ.
Another cat finding mission. The cat's to the northeast. Bring him back
to the lady.
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Police Officer Missions
These are all "beat up" missions. After you speak to the cop, you'll have
to bunch a whole load of bad guys.
#1 - Gold Brick
Location: Just northwest of the "Rapturous Rise" mission.
#2 - Gold Brick
Location: Northeast of the "Bifrosty Reception" mission.
---
Professor X Missions
All of these are located behind the X-Mansion.
#1 - Magneto-mobile
Use Heat Beam to cut a shape out of the wall.
#2 - Emma Frost
Use Mind Control to go through the maze to the far right corner.
#3 - Professor X
Use Telekinesis on the objects to place them in an X formation.
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Punisher Missions
These missions are all about blowing up vehicles, to PUNISH the evils of...
pollution.
#1 - Punisher's Truck
Location: West of the Raft Ferry Port.
Take the truck and blast the marked van. Use Square to fire missiles or
just ram it.
#2 - Punisher's Car
Location: Two blocks east of Central Park (right near a Race).
More busting trucks.
#3 - Punisher
Location: Just east of Fogwell's Gym.
Yet more truck busting.
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Rocket Raccoon Missions
You need to beat the Story Missions for these to appear.
#1 - Garbage Truck
Location: North of the "Rapturous Rise" mission.
You'll need to find RR's energy knife. Go to the spot pointed out on the
map. The dumpster in question is inside some chainlink fence in the
northeast part of the block.
#2 - Star-Lord
Location: West of Central Park, directly east of Fisk Tower.
Beat up some Frost Giants.
#3 - Rocket Raccoon
Location: On the island shore directly east of the Empire State Building
RR wants a picture of a giraffe on top of a building. Go to Fisk Tower,
then switch to Spider-Man and transform into Peter Parker so you can get
a shot.
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Romantic Couple Missions
#1 - Gold Brick
Location: The top of the Empire State Building
The lady up here wants you to get her boyfriend to the top of the ESB.
Follow where the camera points and drop down that roof to find the guy,
then Mind Control him through the course up the building. After a while,
you'll lose control and will have to reach him again to get him up the
rest of the way.
#2 - Gold Brick
Location: Southwest of Fogwell's Gym
You now need to talk to the guy and he'll ask you to get him up there.
Again, use Mind Control to get him up the course on the wall.
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Roxxon Missions
These all take place near the Roxxon Plant in the southwest part of town.
#1 - Gold Brick
This one's a little involved. You need to free all four people trapped at
the Roxxon plant. The first person is just inside on the right. Pull
the hook on the big crates to free him, then lead him back to the front.
The second and third are each on the left and right sides of the plant,
trapped by fire. Not only do you need to put out the fires, but you
also need to clear the path for them to get back to the front, including
blasting some silver objects. The last person is on the back side of the
plant, and is a little more difficult, as they're pinned down by laser
cannons. Fly or climb up to the terminal and hack it to turn off one
of the lasers, then lead the person back clockwise around the plant.
#2 - Kurse
Go down the street from the plant and to the halo of light to fight
Kurse. Punch him out with a giant character.
#3 - Gold Brick
Fly up to the top of the plant and find the terminal to hack. Adjust
all the arrows to open the chest.
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Silver Surfer Missions
#1 - Gold Brick
Location: North end of the Helicarrier
This is a flight race around the Helicarrier against Surfer. Make sure
you grab a flying character.
#2 - Gold Brick
Location: South side of the Baxter Building
For this one to appear, you need to complete a mission bringing a food
critic to a restaurant. In this, you need to escort Surfer to that same
restaurant. He won't have his board for some reason, so you'll have to
hoof it and make sure he follows. On the way, you'll have to fight
thugs, so stay sharp.
#3 - Silver Surfer
Location: Two blocks north of the Reptile House
Go to the marker to find a guy in a yellow shirt with the cosmic brick.
Chase him down and beat him up to make him drop it.
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Taxi Missions
#1 - Gold Brick
Location: Washington Heights, southeast of the Avengers' Mansion.
Find a Taxi and pick up the passenger, then drive to Grand Central.
#2 - Cyclops (Astonishing)
Location: South end of Manhattan, just west of the Brooklyn Bridge.
Taxi this person to Marvel Comics HQ.
#3 - Electro (Ultimate)
Location: Just west of Oscorp
Taxi this person to the skate park.
#4 - Captain America's Bike
Location: South of the Bifrost
Taxi this person to the Empire State Building.
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Toad Missions
These all require you to bounce through rings on the lilypads. They're
basically races in that regard.
#1 - Gold Brick
Location: North end of Manhattan, to the east of the beach.
#2 - Wolverine's Motorcycle
Location: West end of Manhattan, west of Fisk Tower.
#3 - Toad
Location: South end of Liberty Island
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7G. Bonus Level: The Brick Apple =
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This mission is available after completing the story, at the base of the
Statue of Liberty, marked by a shawarma icon.
Like in past LEGO games, the objective is to score 1 million studs in this
area, and there are tons of ways to get them. Smash things, build things,
manipulate things. Walk over seeds to make them grow into flowers, etc.
This one's pretty easy to hit the cap on, so I won't give a step-by-step
walkthough through it. Just run around and have some fun with Galactus and
Doom wrecking the place. You can e-mail me if you *really* need help, but
it's more fun if you do it yourself.
That said, don't bother with the three piece Empire State Building. It's a
pain in the BUTT to get together properly and you can finish without it.
Available for Purchase: Captain America (Classic), Union Jack
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8. CHARACTERS
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There are well over 100 characters and vehicles in this game. Some of them
you'll get by playing through the story, but a vast majority are picked up
doing side missions trawling around Manhattan.
At any time in Manhattan you can switch characters by holding down Triangle
to bring up the list of characters and selecting the one you want. You can
also use this menu to purchase character you've unlocked (marked by a black
silhouette instead of a question mark).
The vehicle menus can only be accessed at Vehicle Call-In Points scattered
around the city, and even then there's only one type of vehicle per Call-In
Point. Also, all vehicles can only be earned by findin tokens in Manhattan,
either by picking them up, or by earning them from missions, so I didn't
specify in that section.
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8A. Main Characters =
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Iron Man
Iron Man (Heroic Age) - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 200,000
Iron Man (Heartbreaker) - Character Token in "House Party Protocol"
Cost: 150,000
Iron Man (Mark 1) - After Mission 5
Iron Man (Mark 6) - After Mission 1
Iron Man (Mark 7) - After "House Party Protocol"
Cost: 150,000
Iron Man (Mark 42) - After Mission 5
Tony Stark - After Mission 5
Tony Stark (Underwear) - After Mission 4
Billionaire playboy industrialist Tony Stark was in the Middle East when
he was captured by terrorists. An injury forced him to use an electromagnet
to keep shrapnel from entering his heart. He used this technical know-how
to construct a suit of armor powered the reactor in his chest that doubles
as his lifesaver. After returning to civilization, he adopted the identity
of Iron Man, and he continually builds new suits to upgrade his performance.
The numbered Iron Man armors are all pulled from the films. The Mark 1 is
the first armor that he used to break out of his captivity. Mark 6 was the
armor he wore at the beginning of The Avengers film, and the Mark 7 is the
armor he changed to for the end of the film. Mark 42 is the armor Tony wears
for most of the Iron Man 3 film. As for the other two, the Heroic Age armor
is the armor Tony wore through much of the 2010 Heroic Age series of comics,
while the Heartbreaker armor is one of the many armors used at the end of
Iron Man 3. It is specifically Mark 17.
Powers:
Hacking (All variations of Tony)
Flight (All armors EXCEPT Mark 1)
Projectiles (All armors) - Tap Square to fire pulse blasts from the
Repulsors which act as projectiles. The Mark 1 has a red flame-like
variant, but does the same thing.
Explosives (All armors EXCEPT Heroic Age) - Tap Circle or target with Square
to fire missiles that can destroy silver objects.
Unibeam (Heroic Age, Mark 1, Mark 6, Mark 7) - Hold down Circle to charge up
a shot from Tony's chest blaster. It's a standard attack type.
Heat Beam (Heartbreaker, Mark 42) - Hold down Circle to fire a heat ray that
has flame abilities.
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Hulk - After Mission 1
Robert Bruce Banner is one of the world's foremost minds on the subject of
gamma radiation. An accident during a gamma bomb test resulted him being
severely irradiated with gamma, resulting in him transforming to the massive
engine of destruction known as the Hulk whenever he gets angry.
Powers:
Giant
Transform
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Spider-Man - After Mission 1
Spider-Man (F.F.) - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 150,000
Peter Parker was a brilliant, yet wimpy, high school student when he was
bit by a genetically enhanced spider that transferred on him spider powers,
such as the ability to cling to walls and shoot webs from his wrists (or
maybe he made the web shooters himself, it depends on the fiction). After
losing his Uncle Ben to a mugger that he could have previously stopped,
Peter used his powers to protect New York as Spider-Man.
The alternate costume for Spidey is his white costume for the Future
Foundation (see Mister Fantastic for more info).
Powers:
Web-slinger
Sense
Transform - Can change back to Peter Parker
Camera - In Peter Parker form. Used during Daily Bugle missions.
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Captain America - After Mission 1
Captain America (Classic) - After "The Brick Apple" Bonus Mission
Cost: 150,000
Steve Rogers was a frail young man during the 1940s who wanted to enlist in
the military. After being rejected, he became part of a Super Soldier
program, where through serum and radiation he became a perfect human specimen,
although he never lost his sense of right and wrong. He adopted the persona
of Captain America in order to perform special missions for the allies during
World War II. During a mission, he was lost in the Arctic and frozen in
suspended animation, until he was thawed in modern times.
Powers:
Shield - A projectile that also activates special Shield Switches.
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Mister Fantastic - After Mission 1
Mister Fantastic (F.F.) - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 150,000
Reed Richards was on a space mission with Ben Grimm, and Sue and Johnny Storm
when their ship was assaulted by cosmic rays which gave them different super
powers. Richards was given the ability to stretch his body into many varied
forms. Combining these abilities with a brilliant mind, Richards founded the
Fantastic Four with his partners, operating out of the Baxter Building in
New York.
Reed's alternate costume is his Future Foundation white costume. The Future
Foundation was an organziation of brilliant minds Reed assembled to help
solve the world's problems. Several super heroes were also brought in on the
team. Most of the members adopted white uniforms.
Powers:
Stretch
Hacking
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Hawkeye - After Mission 2
Clint Barton is an agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. and a member of the Avengers. He
is a master archer who wields a considerable array of arrows. He frequently
works with Black Widow on missions.
Powers:
Projectiles - Via his arrows
Rope - Shooting arrows at certain spots create ropes that can be climbed or
used to pull down a single handle.
Pole Arrow - Shooting arrows at holes on the wall allow characters to traverse
gaps.
Explosives - Aiming at silver objects fires explosive arrows.
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Black Widow - After Mission 2
Natasha Romanoff was a Russian spy who defected to the United States and
became an agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. She has many espionage talents and is an
excellent markswoman and acrobat.
Powers:
Projectiles - Via her dual pistols
Hacking
Invisibility
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Wolverine - After Mission 4
Wolverine (Cowl) - Character Token in "Put Up Your Dukes"
Cost: 150,000
James "Logan" Howlett is a mutant with animal-like senses, great physical
prowess, and most notably, the ability to regenerate from any injury. He
was captured and forced into the "Weapon X" project, which coated his skeleton
with the invulnerable metal adamantium and gave him retractable claws. After
a life of wandering and mercenary work, he joined the X-Men, often serving
as a field commander.
Powers:
Claws
Regeneration
Sense
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Human Torch - After Mission 6
Johnny Storm was on the space flight with Reed Richards. The cosmic ray
storm gave him the ability to wreath his body in flame and fly. He is also
able to fire flame from his hands. True to his powers, he is typically the
brash hot-headed one in the Fantastic Four.
Powers:
Flight
Projectiles - Individual fire blasts
Heat Beam
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Thor - After Mission 7
Thor (Classic) - Character Token in "Bro-tunheim"
Cost: 200,000
Thor Odinson is a resident of Asgard, a realm beyond our reality. The son
of the Allfather Odin, Thor was a mighty warrior in Asgard and would have
been king, but his father wanted to teach him humility and stripped him of
his powers, as well as his hammer Mjolnir, and sent him to Earth. There he
lived as a normal man until he was considered ready to serve both Earth and
Asgard as the Mighty Thor.
Powers:
Flight
Projectiles - Lightning blasts if charged
Electricity - Power must be charged
Super Weapon
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Cyclops - After Mission 7
Cyclops (Astonishing) - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 150,000
Scott Summers is a mutant born with the ability to pour concussive energy
from his eyes. Only by wearing lenses of ruby quartz is he able to contain
his powers. He was enlisted by Charles Xavier as one of the first X-Men,
where he serves as deputy leader.
The other costume is Cyclops with a hood on instead of open hair, like he
wore during the "Astonishing X-Men" comic run.
Powers:
Heat Beam
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Jean Grey - After Mission 7
Phoenix - After "Put Up Your Dukes"
Cost: 200,000
Jean Grey is a telepath and telekinetic mutant. She is one of the original
members of the X-Men and is romantically involved with Cyclops (their
relationship is REALLY complicated). She also is a bearer of the Phoenix
Force, an entity that gives her amazing powers.
Powers:
Float (as Jean)
Telekinesis
Mind Control
Flight (as Phoenix)
Heat Beam (as Phoenix)
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Storm - After Mission 8
Ororo Monroe is a mutant that can manipulate the weather. She is descended
from an ancient line of African priestesses, all who have the same power.
She is a member of the X-Men and has also served as the group's leader.
She is also the queen of the African nation of Wakanda, her husband being
Black Panther.
Powers:
Float
Projectiles - Wind blasts
Electricity - Power must be charged
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Beast - After Mission 8
Hank McCoy is not only a mutant with incredible agility and strength, but
also a brilliant mind and is considered one of the world's experts on
mutations and evolutionary human biology. He is one of the founding members
of the X-Men and often serves the team in an advisory role.
Powers:
Claws
Sense
Hacking
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Iceman - After Mission 8
Bobby Drake is a mutant who discovered his powers to manipulate ice at an
early age. This ostracized him among his friends and he soon joined the
Xavier Institute where he eventually became one of the X-Men.
Powers:
Ice
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Invisible Woman - After Mission 8
Invisible Woman (F.F.) - Character Token in "Stranger Danger"
Cost: 200,000
Sue Storm is a member of the Fantastic Four and Reed Richard's wife. The
space accident that created the team gave her the ability to bend psychic
barriers to make herself invisible and create force fields of her own. She
is also an extremely capable fighter.
Sue's alternate costume is her white outfit from the Future Foundation.
Powers:
Invisibility
Telekinesis
---
Thing - After Mission 9
Thing (F.F.) - Character Token in "Reptilian Ruckus"
Cost: 250,000
Ben Grimm is a member of the Fantastic Four and an old college friend of
Reed Richards'. He was the pilot of the spacecraft that resulted in the
accident. His body expanded and became a rock-like substance, which gave
him super strength.
Powers:
Giant
---
Nick Fury - After Mission 9
Fury is the director of S.H.I.E.L.D. He deploys S.H.I.E.L.D.'s agents to
the various parts of the world where villains threaten. He also commands the
Avengers in this universe. Beyond that, he's also an expert agent on his own.
Powers:
Projectiles - A pistol
Invisibility
Hacking
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8B. Other Characters =
======================
Maria Hill - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 150,000
A high-ranking officer in S.H.I.E.L.D., Hill serves as Fury's second-in-
command, and in this game, she relays information to the heroes before they
begin their missions.
Powers:
Projectiles - A pistol
Invisibility
Hacking
---
Agent Coulson - After "Tabloid Tidy Up"
Phil Coulson is a high-ranking agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. and a team leader. He
serves as mission control for the heroes and is ready to dispense advice on
how to best use their abilities and where to go next.
Powers:
Projectiles - The Destroyer cannon. Also serves as explosive.
---
Abomination - After Mission 4
Cost: 250,000
Emil Blonsky was a spy for the KGB and gained powers similar to the Hulk
after exposure to gamma radiation. His transformation is different from the
Hulk in two key ways. For one, he maintains control of his mental faculties.
The other difference is that he cannot change back like the Hulk can.
Powers:
Giant
---
Absorbing Man - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 150,000
Carl Creel was a common criminal until tricked into taking a potion by Loki.
He was sent to fight Thor with his new powers allowing him to absorb anything
he touched, becoming that material, such as stone, iron, or even absorbing
certain powers such as Thor's hammer or the Hulk's strength.
Powers:
None
---
A.I.M. Agent - After Mission 10
Cost: 250,000
A.I.M. is an organization of scientists who desire to control the world
through their technological advancements. They are responsible for the
creation of M.O.D.O.K., who then became their leader.
Powers:
Projectile - A pistol
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Aldrich Killian - After Mission 5
Cost: 150,000
This one's a little interesting. In the comics, Killian was the scientist
who created the Extremis virus, but he died soon after. This particular
Aldrich Killian is more based on the entrepeneur from the film Iron Man 3,
who not only discovered but also used Extremis on himself, gaining heat
and explosive based powers.
Powers:
Projectiles - Blasts of fire
Heat Beam
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Ant-Man - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 150,000
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to shrink himself and became Ant-Man, a member of the Avengers, using his
talents and powers to fit in tight spaces.
Powers:
Shrink
Hacking
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Archangel - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 150,000
Warren Worthington III is a mutant with feathered wings that sprouted from
his back. He fought crime as a super hero for a time until he lost his
wings. The villain Apocalypse gave him metallic wings and brainwashed him
to become one of his Horsemen, but he overcame it.
Powers:
Flight
Projectiles - Feathers
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Arnim Zola - After Mission 6
Cost: 200,000
Zola is a brilliant scientist who served the Third Reich in World War II.
As a result of his research, he created android bodies that allowed him
to stay alive after his death. His androids are powerful, and all have an
image of his face on their chest.
Powers:
Projectiles - Laser Beam (NOT a Heat Beam)
Hacking
---
Aunt May - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 150,000
May Reilly-Parker is Peter Parker's aunt, who took custody of him after
the death of his parents. She serves as one of his moral centers in his
life as Spider-Man.
Powers:
None
---
Beetle - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 150,000
Abner Jenkins is a gifted mechanic who turned to a life of crime after
devising an armored suit for himself. He's a foe of the Fantastic Four
and Spider-Man.
Powers:
Flight
Projectiles - Repulsor Blasts
Heat Beam
Explosives - Missiles
Hacking
---
Black Bolt - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 150,000
Blackagar Boltagon (no, seriously) was born to geneticists on the island
of Attilan. He was given powers at birth that unleash great destructive
energy through the use of his voice.
Powers:
Flight
Projectiles - Voice Blast
Voice Beam - Hold Circle to charge up
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Black Cat - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 150,000
Felicia Hardy is a former burglar who now works as an adventurer and
friend of Spider-Man. She is a talented acrobat and gymnast who uses some
high tech gadgets to help her crime fighting.
Powers:
Single Rope
Sense
---
Black Panther - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 150,000
T'Challa is a scientist and the current ruler of Wakanda. He is also
Storm's husband. He is a skilled fighter, hunter, and planner, and he
has enhanced senses through herbal medicine.
Powers:
Claws
Sense
---
Blade - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 150,000
Also known as the "Daywalker", Eric Brooks was born a half vampire. He has
all of their strengths, but none of their weaknesses. He is also a master
martial artist, and is particularly good with swords.
Powers:
Super Weapon
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Blob - After "Put Up Your Dukes"
Cost: 250,000
Fred Dukes is a mutant who is typically a member of Magneto's Brotherhood
of Mutants. Quite simply, nothing moves the Blob. As long as he plants
his feet, the Blob cannot be affected by force.
Powers:
Giant
---
Bullseye - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 150,000
Lester is a mercenary about which little is known. He is best known as a
villain to Daredevil, and his abilities are centered around being an
astonishingly accomplished marksman, capable of turning even the most
mundane of objects into deadly weapons.
Powers:
Projectiles - Cards, special card throw if you press Circle
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Captain Britain - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 150,000
Brian Braddock was destined for greatness by Merlin himself. He became
Captain Britain after choosing an amulet over a sword, giving him its
protection. He has superhuman strength and can fly.
Powers:
Flight
Projectiles - Energy Blasts
Sense
---
Carnage - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 150,000
Cletus Kasady was your typical serial killer until he came into contact
with the Venom symbiote. It entered his bloodstream, transforming him into
the being known as Carnage, a rabid super villain with powers similar to
Spider-Man and Venom.
Powers:
Web-slinger
Symbiote
---
Colossus - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 150,000
Piotr Rasputin is a mutant from Russia. His powers involve him being able
to encase his body in a metallic substance that gives him super strength
and durability. He is a steadfast member of the X-Men.
Powers:
Giant
---
Curt Connors - After "Reptilian Ruckus"
Cost: 200,000
Dr. Curt Connors was a surgeon who lost his right arm through a tragic
series of events. He made it his work to study the idea of reptilian
regeneration. Although his results regrew his arm, it also transformed him
into a reptilian monster. As the Lizard, Connors is typically a foe of
Spider-Man.
Powers:
Giant
Transform
Hacking
---
Damage Control - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 150,000
Housed at the Flatiron Bulding in Manhattan, Damage Control is an
engineering and construction firm that works to rebuild cities that are
invariably destroyed as a result of superhumans battling each other. With
all the heroes and villains roaming the city, these guys will never be out of
work.
Powers:
None
---
Daredevil - After "Feeling Fisky"
Matt Murdock was a lawyer who lost his sight when saving someone from a
speeding truck carrying radioactive cargo. Contact with the cargo blinded
him, but heightened all his other senses. He now roams the streets as
Daredevil, a capable fighter and protector against those the law cannot
reach.
Powers:
Sense
Super Weapon
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Deadpool - After purchasing all the Red Bricks
The Merc with a Mouth, Wade Wilson was a mercenary with a terminal illness.
He was put into the Weapon X program to heal him and was given a version of
Wolverine's healing factor. In addition to making him regenerate from any
damage, it also appeared to make him insane, to the point where he is aware
he is in a fictional work. Deadpool has knowledge of many forms of martial
arts and uses a vast array of weaponry in his work.
Powers:
Projectiles - Two guns
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Destroyer (Minifig) - After Mission 7
Cost: 250,000
The Destroyer is an Asgardian construct designed to battle gods. It is
nearly invulnerable and possesses fantastic weaponry. It was commandeered
by Loki in order to kill his half-brother Thor.
Powers:
Projectiles - Fire balls
Heat Beam
---
Doctor Doom - After Mission 14
The dictator of the Eastern European nation of Latveria, Victor von Doom knew
Reed Richards in his early years and developed an envy of his rival's natural
abilities. His jealousy and drive resulted in an accident that disfigured
his face, for which he wears a mask. After fleeing to his country in shame,
he rose as Doctor Doom, a dictator with incredible technological and
mystical powers.
Powers:
Projectiles - Electric Shots
Electricity
Hacking
---
Doctor Octopus - After Mission 2
Doctor Octopus (Ultimate) - Character Token in "Tabloid Tidy Up"
Cost: 150,000
Otto Octavius is a genius scientist who, through an accident, had a
tentacled harness grafted onto his body. He developed telepathic abilities
that allowed him to control this harness with his mind and became the villain
Doctor Octopus, one of Spider-Man's most constant villains.
Otto's alternate costume is his appearance in the Ultimate universe, more
subdued and similar to his appearance in the Spider-Man 2 film.
Powers:
Hacking
Sense
Double Rope - Otto's tentacles serve as a means to grab two handles at once,
similar to a web-slinger.
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Doctor Strange - After "Stranger Danger"
Cost: 150,000
Stephen Strange was a surgeon before destiny caused him to become the
Sorcerer Supreme. His knowledge of the mystical arts is dizzying, and he
is considered one of the most powerful sorcerers in existence. He constantly
protects Earth from those of a more magical nature, particulary those from
other dimensions.
Powers:
Flight
Projectiles - Magical blasts
Heat Beam
Telekinesis
Invisibility
Vents, Symbiote - Through Teleportation magic
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Doombot - After Mission 9
Cost: 250,000
A master of robotics and a master strategist, Doctor Doom always prefers to
be one step ahead of his foes. He maintains a stable of robotic minions to
do his bidding and typically replaces himself with a Doombot. Heroes who
believe they've captured Doom are stymied to find that they've only caught
yet another Doombot.
Powers:
Projectiles - Blaster pistol
---
Doombot (V-Series) - After Mission 14
Cost: 175,000
This is a more bulky version of the Doombot, built for heavy combat and
fighting more powerful super heroes.
Powers:
Giant
---
Dormammu - After "Stranger Danger"
Cost: 250,000
The dread Dormammu is an ancient being from the Faltine Dimension. His
desire for power brought untold amounts of mystical energy into him, and
by raw power, he is one of the most powerful beings in the universe,
although he may not always use it to its full potential. He is a villain
to Doctor Strange.
Powers:
Projectiles - Fire balls
Heat Beam
---
Drax - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 150,000
Art Douglas was a saxophonist until he died at the hands of Thanos. He was
resurrected as a superhuman designed to defeat Thanos. He later became a
member of the Guardians of the Galaxy. He has the power of flight, super
strength, invulnerability, and can shoot cosmic energy from his arms. He
basically won the super power lottery.
Powers:
Projectiles - His sai
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Electro - After "A Shock Withdrawal"
Cost: 150,000
Electro (Ultimate)
Cost: 150,000
Maxwell Dillon was an electrician when he was struck by lightning. As tends
to happen in these situations, he got super powers related to electricity.
He became a villain of Spider-Man and a banner member of the Sinister Six.
Powers:
Flight - On a glider
Electricity
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Elektra - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 150,000
Elektra Natchios is an adventurer and assassin. She is a contemporary
of Daredevil and their relationship is often complicated. She has incredible
acrobatic skills and is especially good with her twin sai.
Powers:
Projectiles - Her sai
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Emma Frost - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 150,000
Also known as "The White Queen", Emma has served both with Magneto's
Brotherhood of Mutants and with the X-Men. She has mutant abilites of
telepathy and the ability to fire psionic blasts. She also recently gained
the ability to turn her skin into a hard diamond-like substance.
Powers:
Diamond Skin - Tap Circle
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Frost Giant - After Mission 7
Cost: 250,000
Also known as Etins, the giants of Jotunheim are large beings who are
opposed to Asgard. Odin and Thor regularly battle against them, and it
comes to light that Loki himself had a father who was a Frost Giant. They're
incredibly strong and considered a match for the powerful Asgardians.
Powers:
Projectiles - Ice Blasts
---
Galactus - After Mission 15
The cosmic entity Galactus was once known as Galan, the sole survivor of
the universe before the Big Bang. He was caught in cosmic energy and
became a near-omnipotent being. He roams the universe simply looking for
sustenance, and eats planets to sustain himself.
Powers:
Flight
Power Cosmic
Telekinesis
Mind Control
---
Gambit - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 150,000
Remy LeBeau is a mutant and a member of the X-Men. His power consists of
being able to convert an object's potential energy into kinetic energy
(which is not how science works, but oh well). He can then use the charged
object as a weapon, where it will explode on contact with something. He
typically does this to playing cards. He's also a highly skilled fighter
with a staff.
Powers:
Explosives - Kinetic cards
---
Gamora - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 150,000
Gamora is a member of the Guardians of the Galaxy and a former minion of
Thanos. While she has no latent powers, she's an accomplished combatant
and wields the dagger Godslayer.
Powers:
Super Weapon
---
Ghost Rider - After "Stunt Show Surprise"
Cost: 150,000
Johnny Blaze was a stunt motorcycle rider who entered a deal with the
Devil to save the life of his mentor. He became the flaming-skulled Spirit
of Vengeance and an anti-hero fighting evil. His powers center around
control of mystical Hellfire.
Powers:
Double Rope
Projectiles - Flaming skulls
Heat Beam
---
Green Goblin - After Mission 9
This particular Green Goblin is Norman Osborn, industrialist and CEO of
Oscorp. He adopted the identity of the Goblin after an accident in his labs
that gave him superhuman powers, but cost him his sanity. He typically uses
bombs that look like pumpkins and rides around on a glider. He is a bitter
enemy of Spider-Man.
Powers:
Flight - Via glider
Explosives - Pumpkin Bombs
Hacking
---
Green Goblin (Ultimate) - Character Token in "The Thrill of the Chess"
Cost: 175,000
The Ultimate universe Goblin, while still Norman Osborn, is different in
that he is a hulking green menace instead of a normal sized man in a costume.
He doesn't use technology, either.
Powers:
Giant
---
Groot - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 150,000
Groot is a sentient plant-based lifeform from Planet X (no seriously). His
body looks tree-like and can grow and contract to make him appear larger
and stronger. He can also regrow lost limbs as a plant would. He is a
member of the Guardians of the Galaxy.
Powers:
Giant
---
Gwen Stacy - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 150,000
Gwen was Peter Parker's first love. She lived in New York and was a
college student and classmate of Peter.
Powers:
None
---
Havok - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 150,000
Alex Summers is Cyclops' younger brother. As the mutant Havok, he has the
power to fire heat blasts from his body, usually from his arms. He has
worked for several organizations, including the X-Men and the Brotherhood.
Powers:
Projectiles - Concussive Force
Laser Beam - Hold Circle (NOT a Heat Beam)
---
Heimdall - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 150,000
Heimdall is the gatekeeper of Asgard, and guardian of the Bifrost, the
bridge that connects Asgard with other realms. He serves Odin faithfully
and is a good friend to Thor. He has the powers of a typical Asgardian.
Powers:
None
---
H.E.R.B.I.E. - After Mission 2
Cost: 200,000
The Humanoid Experimental Robot, B-Type, Integrated Electronics (yeah,
that's not a stretch) is a robot ally of the Fantastic Four. He was
originally conceived as a fourth member of the FF for the 1978 animated
series in place of Human Torch, who could not be used due to legal reasons
involving a Human Torch movie that was never made. H.E.R.B.I.E. was
eventually worked into the comics as a robot that held the consciousness
of the evil Doctor Sun, but that's not addressed here.
Powers:
Shock Attack - Press Square, not the same as Electricity
---
Howard the Duck - After "Nuff Said"
Cost: 25,000
A citizen of Duckworld, an alternate reality where waterfowl evolved instead
of humans, Howard found himself ripped to our reality by Thog the Nether-
Spawn. He is largely a reluctant hero with no particular powers and most
people even forget he's part of the Marvel canon.
Powers:
Explosives - His bazooka
---
Hydra Agent - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 12,500
HYDRA is an organization determined to rule the world (because we don't have
enough of those). It began during Nazi Germany and persists into modern
day. In the film canon, HYDRA was the brain child of the Red Skull (who also
serves as a member in the comics), who was determined to use technological
advancements to crush the Allied forces.
Powers:
Projectiles - His gun
---
Iron Fist - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 150,000
The current Iron Fist is Danny Rand, but the title has been held by many
people over the years. Through a long series of complicated events that we
don't have time to go into here, Rand became the bearer of the name Iron Fist
and all its attendant abilities, which revolve around harnessing the spirit
energy known as chi. It goes without saying that he is a fantastically
accomplished martial artist.
Powers:
Chi Uppercut - Hold Circle and release
---
Iron Man (Hulkbuster) - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 150,000
This is one of Tony Stark's special armors, specifically a particularly
large one that is designed to take on the Hulk himself. Its physical
strength is severely augmented.
Powers:
Giant
Projectiles - Repulsor blasts
Explosives - Missiles
---
J. Jonah Jameson - After "Tabloid Tidy Up"
Cost: 150,000
JJ is the editor of the Daily Bugle. He hires Peter Parker many times in
his capacity as a freelance photographer, but also has a drive to out
Spider-Man as a MENACE to the city. He's ruthless and fairly cruel, but
he does have a soft side that comes out very occasionally.
Powers:
None
---
Juggernaut - After Mission 8
Cost: 250,000
Cain Marko is the half brother of Charles Xavier. He is a mutant who,
in addition to being incredibly strong and large, has the ability to not
be stopped by any resisting force. He will continue through barriers,
walls, and people, moving forward relentlessy and implacably. He also
wears a helmet that protects him from having mind powers used on him.
Powers:
Giant
---
Kingpin - After "Feeling Fisky"
Cost: 150,000
Wilson Fisk is a criminal mastermind involved in extensive illegal
activities in New York and elsewhere. For having no superhuman powers, he
is still a considerable threat, as his giant body is almost completely
muscle, and he is extremely intelligent and savvy. He is the villain of
many characters, but particularly Daredevil and Spider-Man.
Powers:
Giant
Projectiles - Cane gun
---
Kingpin Henchman - Character Token in "Feeling Fisky"
Cost: 150,000
The Kingpin maintains a large stable of goons. Hired goons.
Powers:
Projectiles - Gun
---
Kraven the Hunter - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 150,000
Sergei Kravinoff is a professional game hunter and mercenary. As his
name suggests, he believes himself to be the greatest hunter in the world,
and wants to prove it by bagging the most dangerous game: Spider-Man. He is
a well-trained combatant and a talented acrobat and he also has superhuman
strength after taking mystical potions.
Powers:
Sense
Single Rope
---
Kurse - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 150,000
Algrim is a dark elf of Svartalfheim. Through the dark magic of his
master, Malekith, he was transformed into a hulking giant known as Kurse.
He's incredibly strong and has a rage against Thor and Asgard that cannot be
satisfied.
Powers:
Giant
---
Laufey - After "Bro-tunheim"
Cost: 250,000
The king of the Frost Giants of Jotunheim and Loki's birth father. Laufey
is the antagonist of Asgard and Odin.
Powers:
Projectiles - Ice blasts
Ice Beam
---
Leader - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 150,000
Like the Hulk, Samuel Sterns was exposed to gamma radiation, but whereas
Banner gained great physical strength, Sterns gained great mental prowess.
Styling himself as a man who should lead all of mankind, he called himself
The Leader. He has telepathic and psychokinetic powers, and also uses an
array of gadgets in his crimes.
Powers:
Projectiles - Blaster Pistol
Telekinesis
Mind Control
---
Liberty - After Mission 11
Cost: 250,000
Lady Liberty was given to the United States as a gift from France. Although
we all know her as being green, many people forget that she used to be copper
colored, which oxidized decades ago. Despite this game's insistence and the
events of Ghostbusters 2, she cannot actually move.
Powers:
None
---
Loki - After Mission 15
Loki is the adopted brother of Thor and adopted son of Odin. He is in
reality the son of Laufey, king of the Frost Giants, and it is for this
and the fact that Thor is the favored son that Loki harbored deep resentment
towards Asgard. Using his mystical powers of trickery, Loki continually
attempts to usurp Earth and Asgard to his control.
Powers:
Projectiles - Firing from his scepter.
Telekinesis
Mind Control
Ice - Using the Casket of Ancient Winters by holding down Circle.
---
Magneto - After Mission 13
Cost: 150,000
The Master of Magnetism. Erik Lehnsherr, or perhaps Max Eisenhardt,
suffered dearly at the hands of the Nazi regime. As a result of the
atrocities committed, he developed a deep resentment for humanity, that
further deepened once his mutant abilities of controlling metal awakened.
He formed a Brotherhood of Mutants in contrast to Charles Xavier's X-Men,
with the stated purpose of finding a place where mutants can exist without
fear of persecution, and if it means removing humanity to do so, he would
consider that acceptable.
Powers:
Projectiles - Metal spheres
Magentism
Float
---
Magneto Acolyte - After Mission 13
Cost: 15,000
Magneto has a series of mutants who follow him faithfully. These mutants
have a variety of powers to use against his foes.
Powers:
Electricity
---
Malekith - After "Bro-tunheim"
Cost: 250,000
A dark elf of Svartelfheim, Malekith the Accursed is the ruler of the
dark elves. He has a variety of mystical powers that he can employ against
his foes in Asgard, including energy projection, flight, and taking on the
appearance of other beings through illusion.
Powers:
Projectiles - Fire blasts
Telekinesis
Mind Control
---
Mandarin - After Mission 5
Cost: 100,000
Mandarin (Film) - Character Token in "Stunt Show Surprise"
Cost: 150,000
The leader of the terrorist organization known as the Ten Rings, the Mandarin
is a mysterious figure who is a master strategist and propagandist. His
real name is unknown, and he is a dogged enemy of Iron Man.
The alternate Mandarin is from the film Iron Man 3. He is in reality Trevor
Slattery, an actor hired to play the Mandarin terrorist leader so the real
Mandarin could operate behind the scenes anonymously.
Powers: (Film version has no powers)
Projectiles - Fire blasts from his rings
Telekinesis
Heat Beam
---
Mary Jane Watson - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 150,000
Peter Parker's girlfriend and later wife, Mary Jane is an accomplished
actress as well as model and television show host.
Powers:
None
---
Mastermind - After Mission 11
Cost: 250,000
Jason Wyngarde is a mutant who has amazing illusory powers, and can
psionically cause others to see, hear, and even feel things that are not
real. He has worked with Magneto's Brotherhood in the past.
Powers:
Mind Control
---
Mini Sentinel - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 150,000
The Sentinels are a series of robots created by Bolivar Trask in order to
detain mutants who get out of hand. Safe to say that they don't always get
used for benevolent purposes, as the X-Men routinely have to junk Sentinels
to get through the day.
Powers:
Projectiles - Concussive Blasts
Heat Beam
---
M.O.D.O.K. - After Mission 10
Cost: 250,000
The Mental Organism Designed Only for Killing. George Tarleton was a
generic nobody technician at A.I.M. until he was selected for a process
to create a living computer, which warped his body severely, but also made
him extremely intelligent and insane. He usurped control of A.I.M. and
made it his mission to conquer the world with his newfound abilities.
Powers:
Projectiles - Psionic Blasts
Heat Beam
Engine Blast - Hold down Circle
---
Moon Knight - Character Token in "A Shock Withdrawal"
Cost: 150,000
Marc Spector is a vigilante whose powers are driven by the moon. At night
he has enhanced strength, endurance, and reflexes, and these powers grow
greater during a full moon. He also sometimes has prophetic visions.
Powers:
Projectiles - Crescent Moon shurikens
---
Ms. Marvel - Character Token in "Nuff Said"
Cost: 200,000
Although there has been more than one Ms. Marvel, this is Carol Danvers,
a CIA agent who became a super hero after being bombarded with energy
caused by an explosion and modified by the nearby Mar-Vell. This gave her
the Kree warrior's abilities, which include flight, strength, and durability,
as well as the ability to fire concussive blasts.
Powers:
Flight
Power Cosmic
Projectiles - Hand blasts
Heat Beam
---
Mysterio - After "The Thrill of the Chess"
Cost: 150,000
Quentin Beck is a former stuntman and special effects designer who turned
to a life of crime when he tried to frame Spider-Man for crimes. While he
has no powers to speak of, he is very talented at practical illusion and
hypnotism.
Powers:
Projectiles - Concussive blasts
Heat Beam
Telekinesis
Mind Control
---
Mystique - After Mission 12
Her true name unknown, Mystique is a mutant who often works with Magneto's
Brotherhood. Her mutant powers lie in her ability to shapeshift into any
other humanoid creature, copying them exactly except for any powers they
possess.
Powers:
Projectiles - Two guns
Invisibility - Of a sort. Pressing Circle transforms her into a local
guard, allowing her to bypass cameras.
---
Nightmare - After "Stunt Show Surprise"
Cost: 250,000
A demon who lives within the Dream Dimension, Nightmare is a foe of both
Doctor Strange and Ghost Rider. True to his name, he typically uses his
powers while his foes sleep, drawing their psyches into the Nightmare
World, where he has complete control.
Powers:
Projectiles - Green blasts
Heat Beam
Telekinesis
Mind Control
---
Nova - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 150,000
Richard Rider was randomly selected to be part of the Nova Corps, a galactic
peacekeeping force. Becoming the last member of the Corps after a serious
tragedy, Nova gained the power of the entire Nova Force, with the abilities
of flight, strength, speed, and durability.
Powers:
Flight
Power Cosmic
Projectiles - Hand blasts
Heat Beam
Electricity
---
Pepper Potts - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 150,000
Rescue - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 150,000
Virginia Potts is Tony Stark's executive assistant at Stark Industries.
She is also one of Tony's confidants and friends. At a certain point in the
comics, she comes across the Mark 1616 armor and uses it under the codename
of Rescue.
Powers: (Only as Rescue; Pepper has no powers alone)
Flight
Projectiles - Repulsor blasts
Heat Beam
---
Polaris - After "The Thrill of the Chess"
Cost: 150,000
Lorna Dane is an orphan who was mistakenly led to believe that she was the
child of Magneto. As it turns out, her mutant powers are her own, but are
very similar to Magneto's. She is a former member of the X-Men, among other
teams.
Powers:
Projectiles - Magnetic Spheres
Magnetism
Float
---
Power Man - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 150,000
Luke Cage was a former Harlem street gang tough. After time in prison, he
was given superpowers during an experiment gone awry. He made his way back
to New York where he used his power as a hero for hire. He has incredible
strength and durability.
Powers:
Super Strength
---
Professor X - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 150,000
Charles Xavier is a mutant who is the founder of the X-Men and his own
Institute for Higher Learning, where he teaches young mutants how to
control and best use their abilities. He is also incredibly brilliant,
and has vast psychic and psionic powers.
Powers:
Mind Control
Telekinesis
---
Psylocke - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 150,000
Betsy Braddock is the twin sister of Captain Britain. Her powers enable
her to create psychic blades from her hands. She also works as a super
model. She has worked for the X-Men and X-Force.
Powers:
Telekinesis
Shield
---
Punisher - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 150,000
Frank Castle was a veteran of the US Marine Corps as a captain. He lived
happily in New York until his wife and children were killed having witnessed
a Mafia hit. Castle was unable to bring his family's killers to justice
through the police, so adopted the identity of the Punisher, and made it
his life's goal to lethally eradicate the criminal element in New York.
Powers:
Projectiles - Gun
---
Pyro - After Mission 8
Cost: 150,000
St. John Allerdyce is a mutant with the ability manipulate fire into any
form he wishes. He cannot create fire, though, so he typically carries a
flamethrower in order to generate it. He is a typical member of Magneto's
Brotherhood.
Powers:
Projectiles - Fire blasts
Heat Beam
---
Red Hulk - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 150,000
General Thaddeus "Thunderbolt" Ross was in command of the gamma experiment
that created the Hulk, and the father of Betty Ross, who became involved
with the Hulk, so you can imagine that he's not a big fan of the Hulk. This
was compounded when he gave himself gamma treatment so he could face the
Hulk on equal terms.
Powers:
Giant
Transform
Projectiles - Pistol (as General Ross)
---
Red Skull - After Mission 6
Cost: 200,000
Johann Shmidt served under the Third Reich during World War II. He and
Captain America became bitter enemies. Their personal war even continued to
modern times when both were put in suspended animation under separate
circumstances. Although Red Skull has no powers, he is a keen military
and political strategist.
Powers:
Projectiles - Pistol
---
Rhino - After Mission 12
Cost: 250,000
Aleksei Sytsevich was a thug in the Russian mafia when he was subjected to
chemical and radiation treatments, giving him super strength and durability.
These were enhanced with his rhino suit, which makes him nearly impervious.
He is a constant foe of Spider-Man.
Powers:
Giant
---
Rocket Raccoon - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 150,000
A citizen of Halfworld and a member of the Guardians of the Galaxy, Rocket
Raccoon is a feisty scrapper. He's an interplanetary explorer with a
wealth of guns and gadgets at his disposal, as well as a nasty attitude.
Powers:
Projectiles - Guns
---
Ronan the Accuser - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 150,000
Ronan is the Supreme Public Accuser on Kree. He fights for law and his
exploits have brought him into conflict with the Fantastic Four. He has a
universal weapon that allows him to change matter and create time motion
displacement fields. He also has elevated strength and durability.
Powers:
Projectiles - Hammer shots
---
Roxxon Guard - After Mission 1
Cost: 150,000
Roxxon Oil is a powerful and influential corporation that not only deals
with petroleum, but also is a major player in the high-tech research
industry. It maintains its own security force.
Powers:
Projectiles - Pistol
---
Sabretooth - After Mission 4
Cost: 250,000
A foe of the X-Men, especially Wolverine, Victor Creed spent his early life
as a feral mutant, He often works with Magneto's Brotherhood. His powers
are similar to Wolverine's, involving animal senses, a healing factor, and
enhanced strength and agility.
Powers:
Claws
Sense
---
Sandman - After Mission 1
Cost: 175,000
William Baker, also known as Flint Marko, was a criminal on the run when
he was hit by a radiation explosion while hiding on a beach. His body and
the sand melded together, allowing him to shapeshift with his sand-like
form.
Powers:
Sandman
---
Sandman Goon - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 150,000
Apparently, these are little golems created by Sandman that function
autonomously. They're just cannon fodder, really.
Powers:
Sandman
---
She-Hulk - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 150,000
Attorney Jennifer Walters is the cousin of Bruce Banner. When she was
injured, her cousin was the only one available to give her a blood
transfusion, which resulted in her changing into the statuesque and
confident She-Hulk. Unlike the Hulk, she retains her full intellect, and
has greatly elevated strength.
Powers:
Super Strength
---
S.H.I.E.L.D. Agent - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 150,000
The Strategic Homeland Intervention, Enforcement, and Logistics Division is
a branch of the United States government devoted to law enforcement and
espionage that tends to operate with autonomy. It was created to deal with
superhuman threats in the world and maintains a considerable staff for all
its business.
Powers:
Projectiles - Gun
---
Shocker - After "A Shock Withdrawal"
Cost: 150,000
Herman Schultz is a criminal who is a foe of Spider-Man. He wears a battle
suit that allows him to create powerful blasts of air vibration. In the
older days of the comics, it was thought that his blasts were electricity,
but this has since been retconned.
Powers:
Explosives - Concussive blasts
Laser Beam - Hold Circle (NOT a Heat Beam)
---
Silver Samurai - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 150,000
Kenuichiro Harada is a mutant who has worked with HYDRA in the past. He
has the power to generate a tachyon energy field, and he typically uses it
through his sword, which allows it to cut almost anything.
Powers:
Super Weapon
---
Silver Surfer - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 1,000,000
Norrin Radd became the Herald of Galactus in order to spare his homeworld
of being eaten by the cosmic entity. He was given the power cosmic and
rides the galaxy on a board of the same type of energy, searching for planets
for Galactus to consume.
Powers:
Flight
Power Cosmic
Projectiles - Hand blasts
---
Spider-Woman - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 150,000
Jessica Drew received her powers after suffering uranium poisoning and being
injected with an experimental spider serum. She began her career as a
villain, but turned hero later on, joining the Avengers. Her powers are
actually somewhat different than Spider-Man's.
Powers:
Flight
Projectiles
Sense
---
Squirrel Girl - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 150,000
Doreen Green is a mutant with the ability to communicate with squirrels and
also with the agility and relative strength of one, assuming it were her
size. She has the surprising ability to defeat people that one would
assume were much more powerful than her, including Wolverine, Deadpool, and
Doctor Doom.
Powers:
Projectiles - Squirrels!
Squirrel Pile - Hold down Circle and release
---
Stan Lee - Find all Stan Lees in Peril
The face of Marvel Comics, Stanley Lieber is at least partly responsible for
the creation of many of Marvel's super heroes and villains. These days,
he can often be seen in just about EVERY Marvel movie. Excelsior!
Powers:
Web-slinger
Heat Beam
Telekinesis
Mind Control
Magnetism
Transform
Giant
---
Star-Lord - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 150,000
Peter Quill is the leader of the Guardians of the Galaxy. He has a suit
that allows him to travel in space and carries the Element Gun, which allows
him to shoot the four cardinal elements.
Powers:
Flight
Projectiles - Dual Guns
---
Superior Spider-Man - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 150,000
Recently in the comic books, Peter Parker and Otto Octavius switched minds.
With Peter dying in Otto's body, Octavius became the new Spider-Man,
constantly conflicted between his own goals and living up to the name of
Spider-Man.
Powers:
Web-slinger
Sense
---
Super-Skrull - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 150,000
Kl'rt of the Skrull Empire is a war hero of their race and was selected to
be their greatest weapon. After the Fantastic Four defeated the shape-
changing race, Kl'rt was given all of their powers and tasked with their
destruction.
Powers:
Stretch
Invisibility
Flight
Heat Beam
Hacking
---
Symbiote Scientist - After "Reptilian Ruckus"
Cost: 150,000
The alien symbiote is part of a conquering race that feeds off emotions.
It came to Peter Parker when he was on Battleworld and formed a costume
for him, and then ended up doing similar things to other people. In this
case, this is a scientist who is infected with the symbiote and became a
thug.
Powers:
None
---
Symbiote Scientist (Hazmat) - After Mission 3
Cost: 150,000
See above, only with a hazmat suit that apparently doesn't help against
symbiotes.
Powers:
None
---
Taskmaster - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 150,000
One of the premier trainers of the criminal world, Taskmaster is a
mercenary who has photographic reflexes, meaning he can copy most any
move he has seen once. He's typically seen using the sword style of Black
Knight, the archery talents of Hawkeye, and the shield talents of Captain
America.
Powers:
Projectiles - Arrows
Explosives
Shield
---
Toad - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 150,000
Mortimer Toynbee is a mutant who has the power of making great leaps using
his legs. He also has a tongue that is whip-like and prehensile. He is
considered one of the low-level members of Magneto's Brotherhood.
Powers:
Sense
Single Rope - his tongue
---
Union Jack - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 150,000
Joseph Chapman is not the first man to be Union Jack, but is the current one,
and is a hero based out of England. He has physical abilites similar to
Captain America and carries a number of weapons with which to fight crime.
Powers:
Projectiles - Gun
---
Venom - After Mission 3
The second person to wear the alien symbiote after Peter Parker, Eddie Brock
was an outspoken critic of Spider-Man, and then became a villain to him,
and later a begrudging ally in certain circumstances. The time the symbiote
spent with Spider-Man meant that Venom inherited a number of Spider-Man's
abilities.
Powers:
Web-slinger
Transform
Giant
Symbiote
---
Viper - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 150,000
Also known as Madame Hydra, Viper is an assassin and terrorist who typically
uses poison. While she has no real powers, she entered into a demonic pact
to slow her aging process. She is known as a member of HYDRA.
Powers:
Projectiles - Gun
Single Rope
---
Vulture - After "Nuff Said"
Cost: 150,000
A villain of Spider-Man's and a member of the Sinister Six, Adrian Toomes
is a former electronics engineer who developed a harness that allows him to
fly rather naturally.
Powers:
Flight
Projectiles - Feathers
---
War Machine - After "House Party Protocol"
Iron Patriot
Cost: 150,000
James Rhodes is a US Marine who more than once served as Iron Man in Tony
Stark's stead. Eventually, he earned a suit of his own, and became the War
Machine. In the films, the War Machine armor started life as the Mark 2
armor before Justin Hammer remade it into a more lethal version.
Rhodes is also the Iron Patriot, but only in the films. In the comics, the
Iron Patriot was actually Norman Osborn.
Powers:
Flight
Projectiles - Shoulder Cannon
Explosives - Missiles
---
Wasp - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 150,000
The owner of Van Dyne Industries, Janet Van Dyne is a member of the Avengers
as the Wasp and is married to Ant-Man, Hank Pym. She can shrink herself
similar to Hank, and can also fly and shoot bio-electric blasts.
Powers:
Flight
Projectiles - Stingers
---
Whiplash - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 150,000
This version of Whiplash is Anton Vanko, a man who was the Crimson Dynamo in
the comics, but is Whiplash in the films. The son of Igor Vanko, an
associate of Howard Stark, Anton created a harness similar to Iron Man's
armor, and attached electrified whips to the arms of it. He is, naturally,
a villain of Iron Man.
Powers:
Electricity
Double Rope
---
Wizard - Character Token in Manhattan
Cost: 150,000
Actually not a magician, Bentley Wittman is a genius inventor specializing
in physics and sub-atomic particles, as well as the study of other
dimensions. He is a villain of the Fantastic Four.
Powers:
Flight
Electricity
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8C. Ground Vehicles =
=====================
S.H.I.E.L.D. Staff Car
Cost: 150,000
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S.H.I.E.L.D. 4x4
Cost: 150,000
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S.H.I.E.L.D. APC
Cost: 150,000
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Deadpool's Scooter
Cost: 150,000
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Ghost Rider's Motorcycle
Cost: 150,000
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Bus
Cost: 150,000
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School Bus - Available at the start
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Saloon - Available at the start
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Small Car - Available at the start
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Sedan - Available at the start
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Limousine - Available at the start
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Van - Available at the start
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Ambulance - Available at the start
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Fire Engine - Available at the start
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Police Car - Available at the start
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Police Motorcycle
Cost: 150,000
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Police Truck
Cost: 150,000
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Raft Truck
Cost: 150,000
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Raid Truck
Cost: 150,000
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Punisher's Car
Cost: 150,000
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Punisher's Truck
Cost: 150,000
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Hydra Tank
Cost: 150,000
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Mandarin's Buggy
Cost: 150,000
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Pizza Van
Cost: 150,000
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Pizza Bike
Cost: 150,000
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News Van - Available at the start
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Tanker - Available at the start
---
Taxi - Available at the start
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Golf Cart
Cost: 150,000
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Garbage Truck
Cost: 150,000
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Bicycle - Available at the start
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Wolverine's Motorcycle
Cost: 150,000
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Spider-Cycle
Cost: 150,000
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Spider-Trike
Cost: 150,000
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Magneto-mobile
Cost: 150,000
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Flower Car
Cost: 150,000
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Go-kart
Cost: 150,000
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The Britmobile
Cost: 150,000
---
Stark's Motorcycle - Available at the start
Cost: 150,000
---
Stark's Sportscar - Available at the start
Cost: 150,000
---
Hot Rod - Available at the start
Cost: 150,000
---
Avenging Cycle - Available at the start
Cost: 150,000
---
Captain America's Bike
Cost: 150,000
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The Cloud Rider - Available at the start
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8D. Water Vehicles =
====================
Mandarin's Boat
Cost: 150,000
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Speedboat - Available at the start
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8E. Air Vehicles =
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Quinjet - Available at the start
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Chitauri Chariot
Cost: 150,000
---
Pumpkin Chopper
Cost: 150,000
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Mandarin's Helicopter
Cost: 150,000
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News Helicopter
Cost: 150,000
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Police Helicopter
Cost: 150,000
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Raft Helicopter
Cost: 150,000
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Spider-copter
Cost: 150,000
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Deadpool's Helicopter
Cost: 150,000
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Fantasticar
Cost: 150,000
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Stark Jet
Cost: 150,000
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Doom Jet
Cost: 150,000
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X-Jet
Cost: 150,000
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S.H.I.E.L.D. Minicarrier
Cost: 150,000
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S.H.I.E.L.D. Jetfighter
Cost: 150,000
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9. SECRETS/UNLOCKABLES
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9A. How To Get 100% =
=====================
While it will be a long slog to taking care of all the side stuff in
Manhattan, I wouldn't say getting 100% in this game is all that difficult.
As always, make it a priority to get the stud multipliers first. Once you
get those, everything else is easy.
To get all the minikits in the missions, you'll need to purchase two
characters: Magneto and Sandman. Everyone else can cover all the other
powers needed.
Once you get at least one multiplier, play missions with high stud counts
to rack them up.
The final tally to 100% requires that you've bought everything: characters,
vehicles, etc., and that you have all the totals on your Pause Menu complete:
all Gold Bricks, Red Bricks, Stan Lees, True Believers, and Minikits.
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9B. Extras =
============
The famed "Red Bricks" are found in the Manhattan Missions scattered around
the city in this game. Once you find them in the mission, you'll need to
go to Deadpool's Room on the Helicarrier to purchase it, and then you'll
activate it through the Extras Menu itself. Here's a quick list of what
all of them do and where to find the ones you need to find:
Studs x2 - Available from the start
Cost: 1,000,000
Multiplies your stud intake by 2. Remember that these stack, so adding the
other multipliers on will give you mammoth amounts of intake.
Studs x4
Found: Tabloid Tidy Up
Cost: 2,000,000
Multiplies your stud intake by 4.
Studs x6
Found: Feeling Fisky
Cost: 3,000,000
Multiplies your stud intake by 6.
Studs x8
Found: Reptilian Ruckus
Cost: 4,000,000
Multiplies your stud intake by 8.
Studs x10
Found: House Party Protocol
Cost: 5,000,000
Multiplies your stud intake by 10.
Disguises - Available from the start
Cost: 300,000
Gold Brick Detector
Found: Nuff Said
Cost: 200,000
This makes an arrow appear on the screen pointing to any nearby Gold
Bricks in Manhattan. Since the map tells you were each one is, this isn't
all that useful.
Minikit Detector
Found: Put Up Your Dukes
Cost: 200,000
This makes an arrow appear on the screen pointing to minikit canisters in
missions. Considerably more useful than the Gold Brick one.
Mini Characters
Found: Bro-tunehim
Cost: 100,000
Collect Ghost Studs
Found: A Shock Withdrawal
Cost: 100,000
Fast Build
Found: Stranger Danger
Cost: 100,000
This handy ability makes you build much faster.
Attract Studs
Found: Stunt Show Surprise
Cost: 600,000
This increases your stud-collecting radius to be much larger, allowing you
to pick up studs from further away.
Character Token Detector
Found: The Thrill of the Chess
Cost: 800,000
Like the other detectors, this creates an arrow on the screen pointing to
nearby tokens.
Festive Hats - Available from the start
Cost: 100,000
Extra Hearts - Available from the start
Cost: 100,000
This gives you character six hearts instead of the usual four.
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9C. Trophies/Achievements =
===========================
So not counting the Platinum Trophy, the first fifteen trophies are all
for completing the story missions, so I won't list them here, because
that's dumb. So here's the rest of them:
Falling... with Style
- Complete first Helicarrier skydive
Don't I Know You?
- Team up Captain America with Human Torch
NOTE: This one HAS to be done with two controllers. Have two players
active and have one pick each of the characters.
Stan-tastic
- Rescue Stan Lee from every peril
Road Rage
- Destroy 100 vehicles in the Manhattan hub
NOTE: Easiest done with a Heat Beam. Really tears through the cars.
It's Clobberin' Time!
- Defeat 100 enemies as the Thing
I'm Always Angry!
- Transform into the Hulk 50 times
NOTE: This one will take a few minutes. Just hold down Triangle and do
something else while you wait.
Billionaire Philanthropist
- Collect 1,000,000,000 studs
NOTE: Turn on all multipliers and do some missions for lots of studs
This is fantastic!
- First turning Mister Fantastic into a teapot.
NOTE: Hold down Circle while controlling Reed.
You Win a No-Prize!
- Complete game 100%
Avengers Assembled
- Collect all Avengers characters in the game
Sinister Six
- Collect Doc Ock, Sandman, Mysterio, Kraven the Hunter, Electro, and Vulture
To Me, My X-Men
- Collect all traditionally heroic mutants
Brotherhood
- Collect all traditionally evil mutants
I Am Iron Man
- Collect all Iron Man armors
Stan's Soapbox
- Turn into Stan Hulk
Post Credit Party
- Complete House Party Protocol
The Toast of Croydon
- Create a character called "Trevor" in the character customizer.
Puny God
- Perform Hulk's special move on Loki.
NOTE: Have one character pick Loki and the other pick the Hulk. Keep on
punching Loki and eventually Hulk will do his slam move.
Welcome to Level 7
- Play as Agent Coulson
It's Me Time
- Read a comic in Deadpool's room on the Helicarrier
Bad Luck?
- Unlock Black Cat
Zoo Believer
- Unlock all animal-themed characters
Guardians of the Galaxy
- Unlock all of the Guardians of the Galaxy
Fastball Special
- Perform a special throwing move as Colossus on Wolverine
NOTE: Have two characters each pick Wolverine and Colossus, then punch
Wolverine as Colossus and eventually you'll pick him up and throw him.
Menace of Magneto
- Drive to the Baxter Building as Magneto in the Magneto Mobile
NOTE: Go to a Call-In Point and call in the Mag Mobile, then hop in and
drive to the Baxter Building.
Alter Ego
- Perform all big LEGO figure transformations
NOTE: So, Hulk, Curt Connors, Stan Lee, Red Hulk, and Venom
Can't Hurt Me Bub
- Regenerate as Wolverine
Cosplay
- Create a custom character
Ultimate True Believer
- Unlock all True Believers
Really?
- Collect Howard the Duck
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9D. Secret Codes =
==================
Here are a few codes I picked up from GameFAQs. Let me know if any of them
don't work. I haven't checked them all, myself.
Characters -
KXFQ87 - Beetle
P9OWL0 - Black Cat
7HWU4L - Captain America (Classic)
AA0Z50 - Carnage
J58RSS - Howard the Duck
B7AA3K - Hydra Agent
2NGSRZ - Iron Man (Heartbreaker)
CK7SDS - Iron Man (Hulkbuster)
Q5X1J5 - Iron Patriot
SZ8Q06 - M.O.D.O.K.
WFOZXQ - Spider-Man (F.F.)
H8CSE6 - Thor (Classic)
TQ4C57 - War Machine
OAW2LB - Wolverine (Cowl)
Vehicles -
5T3CQU - Avenging Cycle
35E41W - Pumpkin Chopper
SH9MZQ - Spider-bike
Extras -
UZFBG4 - Studs x2
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10. STANDARD GUIDE STUFF
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10A. Legal =
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15B. E-mail Guidelines =
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15C. Credits =
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CJayC, SBAllen, and all respective webmasters for having this on their sites.
Marvel, for their world of great characters.
LEGO, for their world of imagination.
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15D. Version Updates =
======================
Version 1.0 - 1/6/2014 - So... Sorry this took so long. Grad school
happened and I needed to focus on my studies, so this took a lot longer
than expected. Hopefully the wait was worth it. :)
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15E. The Final Word =
=====================
Another cute and fun ride from Traveller's Tales. Let's all get hyped for
the next two LEGO games, the Movie, and the Hobbit!
