If You Steal Gold Lego Bricks, You Will Be Attacked By Every Minifig Ever [VIDEO]

Lego Batman gets taken out way too easily, quite frankly.

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I’m obsessed with collecting gold bricks in the Lego video games – I’m a completionist, and if I can’t hit that 100%, it drives me crazy. If you’re not willing to put in all that work, though, you could just steal the bricks; but, as this guy found out, doing so will bring the wrath of every Lego minifig ever down upon  you.

This two-minute short by Andrew McMuray has great effects, and it’s fun to see Lego Cap and Lego Batman in real-size. I think I want a life-size Lego Spidey to hang from the ceiling in my apartment!

(via Kotaku, image via YouTube)

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