20 CENSORED Moments In LEGO Video Games
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The Lego games have explored many stories that we’ve come to know and love, but they've had to censor some moments for the younger player base. For this list, we'll be looking at how Lego games have altered some moments that weren't appropriate for all audiences. Our list includes Harry’s Awful Family from “Lego Harry Potter: Years 1-4” (2010), Dooku’s Demise from “Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga” (2022), Gazerbeam’s Fate from “Lego The Incredibles” (2018), and more! Which of these censors did you feel was unnecessary? Was there something we might have forgotten about? Share with us in the comments below!
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Gazerbeam was so unecessary because a lego skeleton gazerbeam with a piece of paper with info on it would've done the job well.
Fun Fact: Raiders of the Lost Ark was originally going to be rated R with the Ark scene. Faces are melted and Beloq’s head explosion was a lot more graphic. Hense the explosion being covered by smoke. Remember, this was before the PG-13 rating.
And before The Temple of Doom
What the fuck? So all that was PG-13?
@@engagingbus7991 lost ark was PG
But Temple of doom was PG-13
@@frank8917 What the fuck. I guess it's around the same time as Beetlejuice
@@frank8917 No Temple of Doom was PG, but the PG-13 rating was created because of it, along with movies like Jaws.
Perhaps the people from the LEGO franchise wanted to protect the younger players from anything that is close for teens and adults. But eventually, they'll grow up to find out these things or do lots of online research without parental guidance.
That's stupid why they censored it there fucking Legos they just fall apart that's it there's nothing violent about it.
Thanks captain obvious
@@Spacemutiny ratio
@@th1rte3n42 Ratio you beeetch.
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With the deaths, I’ve always wondered how much is keeping the kiddies safe from death and how much is editing to make the situation seem more survivable to justify the character being available in free play after what would’ve been their death.
Good point, but the older Lego games didn’t care. They let you play as everyone, dead or alive.
I feel often they bring up death, and also make references to deaths scenes (lots of head references)
Also I feel it’s harder to justify characters like Dooku in Skywalker Saga surviving his death scene even if it wasn’t explicit
@@codytoeung5089 I'm pretty sure Dooku still died. They just had it happen off-sceen and made it seem almost accidental on Anakin's part.
Yeah, After Lego LOTR, Lego doesn't do Death!!!
Or it’s because it’s a Lego game and doesn’t owe anyone being serious?
This game is not based on a Movie, but there's something in Lego Batman 3: Beyond Gotham that I thought would bring up: On The Red Lantern Planet Ysmault, There's a river that contains Strawberry Jam (At least that's what Robin said it tasted like) But in the original comics, That River is full of Blood . . .
Yeah, this goes to show how Angry Atrocitus and the Red Lantern Corps are.
That‘s actually a good censor
Robin 🤨
I always thought it was lava for some reason
@@therealnoxic "Robert, what's wrong with you?"
@@Ad-fu6tj Robin* :)
I will forever love LEGO games even if they censor a lot of movie moments.
They even made Lego star wars script trying too hard to be funny and not accurate to the actual star wars movies unlike the original Lego star wars game, the Lego star wars original trilogy game, and Lego star wars complete saga game.
Also, they made most vehicles in Lego star wars Skywalker saga become miniaturized??? I'm very displeased to see that!
@@packersluke yeah they did that in the complete saga too, they are the Minikit ships.
@@RottenJerv no they aren't tho. In emptie strikes back, at at Walker was minifgure scale
@@packersluke I mean some ships are regular sized some are miniature minikit builds. And last time I checked an AT-AT isn’t a ship.
I don't considered this censorship, I consider this as parodying.
Same.
Yes
its both
It's both, and it absolutely fits the games. The scene with Boromir getting shot is amazing.
Even more funny is: In countries like Germany, the "Skywalker Saga" is rated for 12 year olds. Since video-game-, series- and movie-ratings are the same here.
This is hight enaught for milder action-movies, that would be rated PG-13 in the U.S. (I don't know how to compare it better). As you mentioned in this video, it has many scenes altered or cut, that where more faitfull in the first two Lego Star Wars games. But the older games are rated for 6 year olds, despite being more brutal, at least in the cutscenes.
Are you okay?
@@packersluke he's just being a snowflake
@@leeprice48jj7x lol
ESRB rates it E10+ which is essentially PG.
What makes no sense is that despite Greedo not dying , there is a quest in the Skywalker Saga where you try to figure out who shot first, Han or Greedo. The characters you talk to actually confirm Greedo is dead, even though he didn’t die in the cutscene.
Uh-oh, a plothole...
I guess he died of his wounds
@@cheez-it808 Brilliant!
He died because the concussion from Han throwing his blaster at him was too much
I'm not going to lie, A lot of these Censored Moments were pretty funny.
It's not tho
You must be 6 then
@@packersluke I mean it can be funny sometimes doesn’t matter if it’s censoring a scene
@@packersluke In their defense, I'm 17 years old and I actually thought some of the censored moments were funny. Greedo's encounter with Han was one of my favorite censored moments in the game.
@@monst3rslay3r2 okay you're not them tho
18:43 I still haven't played The Skywalker Saga, but this is just absurd. How could they cut out one of THE MOST IMPORTANT PARTS OF STAR WARS?!? Even The Original Trilogy/Complete Saga had Alderaan's destruction in it! What de heck, Lego?
And yet, Kijimi was still destroyed in that same game, leaving a system on the map with nothing!
@@SeanWheeler100 probably because there’s a level on kijimi.
@@RottenJerv But they could have spared the planet to allow us to explore it, not leave an empty system after the level!
@@SeanWheeler100 if they werent gonna allow us to explore starkiller why would they bother putting kijimi on the map anyways
@@thecoolestmrprogangster My point exactly.
Say, does anybody remember how Syndrome met his end in The Incredibles? I know in LEGO The Incredibles, instead of ending with his death from a plane, he goes into hiding, and I don’t quite get it.
He got cut up by a propeller so I think they thought it was too violent and cencersoed it
He leads a crime wave post game
His cape got snagged by a jet turbine, which he got sucked into. That killed him and made the jet explode.
The lesson we can learn from this? “NO CAPES!!!”
@@PhoenixPrime yes ofc
I still can't believe Lego dimensions has an achievement called I'm too old for this shift
Are there any other censored Lego game moments we missed? Let us know down in the comments!
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There were a lot more in lego jurassic world mostly deaths and in park timmy being electricuded in the third part the bottle eric had and in the forth part the indomis rex tracking implant in lego harry potter 1 to 4 harry in the 2 part fighting the giant snake and in the 4 part return of voltamort and in lego Indiana jones the guy that took the idol and got shot by the arrows in the first part and the sacrificing in the second part and the germans that got got there head cut off and indiana father got shot in the third part and in the adventure continue forth the ants attack
Alderaan is no more... Literally.
In the old Star Wars games, Wookiee characters would rip apart minifig's arms, but they removed it on the new games.
Syndrome’s death
I hate the censorship
4:52 looks like thanos snapped at the right time
For DS users, Count Douku's head actually appears after Anakin decapitates him.
They get really creative with the censors I love that
It's not even creative!
@@packersluke yeah it is it takes a lot to think about it
Obi Wan 360'd on Grievous bro the disrespect.
@@yourmother897 taking lot of time to think doesn't necessarily mean creative. You're telling me that it can take someone 3 years to think of one way to censor death in Lego version and did so bad on it as a result...and you call it creative?! It's not about time...it's about quality that counts
@@packersluke well they could just be lazy and not include the person in the game at all and ruin it
I knew LEGO was how kids would explore non-family-friendly franchises, and these censorships were there to justify the E10+ ratings, whether the grown-ups like them or not.
The Complete Saga was more Star Wars (if you know what I mean) which made it better but The Skywalker Saga just takes *kid friendly* to the max. Although the Skywalker Saga is still a very cool game, the brutality in TCS is kid friendly but more in the Star Wars way
The Skywalker Saga censored all the deaths..
There was basically no death seen in that game which isn't really understandable since in the previous Star Wars lego game titles I and II they've shown the deaths more than less
With the funny x-eyes and so on
I found that was quite of a let down on TTs part..
Yeah sure, children shouldn't be exposed to death that much but they've probably seen the movies and sooner than later they will face the fact that we're all going to die some day.
Well, Lego people don't really die, they just fall apart!
Honestly it’s pretty close to the movies when they fall apart like that. No blood, no guts, just clean cut limbs
@@jayo1212 you're so edgy to say that. You must be 3 to say it
@@jayo1212 most Lego games are based on movies with deaths even
They didn’t censor ALL the deaths there are still a couple deaths of course some altered to keep it safe but not all of them
Pretty much every single death in the Jurassic Park movies was censored in the Lego Jurassic World game, which kind of annoyed me tbh. I get that it’s a children’s game and all that, but I think they should’ve at least made it like in Lego Indiana Jones, where characters did die but they did it in a “funny” way so it didn’t seem too gruesome
This is why I stopped playing LEGO games to damn goofy and always censoring shit, because it might traumatise the children “Bullshit” I say.
There needs to be a T rated LEGO game, it that too much to ask?
Why would they want to remove the Destruction of Alderaan? That's one of the most important parts in the Star Wars Franchise! Alderaan's demise was the key moment when Leia Organna devotes her life to destroy the Empire. Instead, LEGO thought it was wise to remove that scene and pretend it never happened.
I can't believe even Pixar managed to cross a line that Lego couldn't.
Lego Indiana Jones: Even the official Lego sets don’t have any imagery as they do not like promoting war of any kind.
Lego Harry Potter Year 5-7: They killed Nagini in a boss fight before the boss fight with Voldemort
Lego Jurassic World: Nobody dies in any of the movies.
Lego Incredibles: The first movie is really inaccurate. Frozone is not supposed to be on the island anyways. They also left out the other reason Mr. Incredible was being sued for saving a man’s life. Also again, nobody dies. For a movie that’s rated PG (the equivalent of an E10+), they sure censored a lot of things.
Lego Movie 2: The tension with Rex’s existence being erased was missing and instead only being talked about via Wyldstyle’s narration. No final boss battle or anything like that.
Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga: You hear Count Dooku’s head pop off (side note the DS version of the Complete Saga shows his head). The Complete Saga also shows General Grevious’ death correctly but Commander Cody also dies too.
I have a reason for all the Incredibles ones
1: they needed 2 player
2: It was suicide, why would that be in a kids game
3: Free play and also 2 player for Gazerbeam
For The Incredibles, you forgot that Syndrome did actually die in the movie. It wasn't shown on camera, but the last we saw of him was getting his cape sucked into a jet turbine. I'm 99% sure he died from that.
Regarding Jurassic Park, sure a lot of deaths are off-screen, but what about Donald Gennaro?
@@mitchc9167 he lives in the T. rex and brushes his teeth at the end of the first game
@@The_og_moonwalker The comment was based on 'the movies' not the game.
I love the Skywalker Saga but my God, did they have to tone it down so much from the OG games?!
Yah.....
10:05 obi-wan literally did that little neck sway sas thing when he said "so uncivilized"
i feel like the only reason you would be playing a lego game based on a movie is you've already seen the movie, in which case censorship is pointless
Seeing Lego Dimensions really brought back nostalgia for me. I’m still upset that they discontinued it…
5:11 Well, I mean. I wouldn't exactly call that censorship, that is still exactly what happened
I hate that the Skywalker Saga censored stuff that the Complete Saga didn’t censor (ex: Jango Fett’s and Jabba’s death). I get that it’s a kids game, but c’mon.
They think kids will get the wrong idea and start chopping people's heads off. They think they're delicate little flowers.
Well it isn't exactly 2007 anymore
@@benthecat4345 Unfortunately. We've become so sensitive since then.
Lego Star Wars sky walk saga more kids friendly games and complete saga more dark Lego games
@@TheGingiGamer its not that but also kid those day don't even do the difference between reality and fiction you could show a kid a scene from star wars 3 were anakin burn off he gonna act like its horrible but he know its not real now you show this to a kid he gonna act edgy and probably say its nothing
Funny how TCS actually made Shaak Ti's death even MORE brutal by showing her to have been straight up decapitated instead of just being stabbed in the back by Anakin.
And in TCS Anakin just kills Dooku, there was no "Do It!!!"
@@marionbaggins And Obi-Wan showed no remorse for Anakin on Mustafar. Just threw hands and left him for dead without an ounce of emotion.
The best visual gag/censor from the Skywalker saga is when Anakin and Padme are sleeping together on a bunk bed instead of side by side, my friend and I laughed hysterically lmao
No offense to all you people out there, but as much as I enjoy The Skywalker Saga, I wish they still killed off characters that we’re supposed to die and a lot of other things. Look how The Complete Saga did it!
Same. Like despite these games mostly being targeted towards kids, it kinda gets annoying how every death is replaced with a lame joke (the humor in modern Lego games don't feel the same tbh). If only they can still kill off characters but in a more Lego style, where they fall apart into pieces (like in the older games).
None offense taken. Skywalker saga is a shitshow
My favorite censoring is in the skywalker saga when in the movie, Luke milks the creature on the beach but in the video game, the creature is hooked up to a milking machine and a porg is a barista and fills up Luke’s cup from a dispenser. That was hilarious.
In the old Star Wars games, Wookiee characters would rip apart minifig's arms, but they removed it on the new games.
It's still in the Skywalker Saga but I think it's only for Stormtroopers
The low ground scene is also from the complete saga compilation game from 2007!
Honesty death in the Lego games originally had them just falling apart
What's even funnier in Lego Jurassic Park is that not only does Don brush the T-Rex's teeth. He also uses the toilet brush to do it. xD
Little detail I never noticed until now. I love how when Dudley bangs on the glass Vernon looks at it in concern, as if its gonna come loose. Not sure if that was acted or the actor was genuinely concerned the glass would fall out since they had to have the glass just resting in the frame so they could remove it for the scene.
In the "Back To The Future" level that is unlocked by playing as Marty in "Lego Dimensions", they were able to censor the part with the Libian terrorists shooting at Doc in the most surprising way: Doc is seen easily avoiding all of the gunfire that the Libians are able to use until they run out, to which they are then able to attack Doc by hitting him in the head with a baseball, which doesn't kill him, but rather knocks him out cold while he's able to mutter to himself.
My guess is their contract terms changed drastically over the years considering they want to be all family friendly. Things weren't so strict back in the day... but that was back then when times were simpler.
In Lego Star Wars The Force Awakens (2016), they censor the part where Finn was brutally stabbed in the back with a light saber by Kylo Ren and in the game, he was just slightly wounded and appeared to be just fine in the post credits.
You forgot Cedric Diggory's death in years 1-4. He was broken into a bunch of pieces then they used magic to put him back together lmao
Correction: Dumbledore gave Amos Diggory an instruction manual on how to fix minifigures, but he didn't put him back together as Harry was still grieving over Cedric the next year.
For Lego Jurassic World they’ve pretty much sensored or altered in a comical way everyone’s death cause everyone who died in those movies died in a gruesome way
Imagine playing as dead gazerbeam and instead of having to kill the villains you just scare them lmao
The reason for aldaran being removed is because millions of people died when it blew up I don't think Lego wants to introduce massacres to kids
Starkiller scene:
Starkiller:
*Grabbed a destroyer and pulled it down*
*Severely injured or killed (depending on ending) Darth Vader*
*Tried but failed to injure Lord Sidious*
*Went up against a Jedi council member with no prep and won*
*Gains new abilities on the spot*
*Overpowered*
*Almost killed Emperor Sidious*
*Killed a bunch of Jedi and Sith*
Tell that to TCS
I actually remember playing Lego Harry Potter years 5-7 and I very clearly remember a sequence where Nevil kills Nagini with the sword
I think censored Lego games is kind of silly, I think that new Lego star wars lose it's charm with all censorship and what made the original Lego star wars a beloved that it didn't play down to the kids playing, plus if kids are planning buy new Lego star wars game there is high chance they have the movie before playing the game so would be familiar with dark stuff
Plenty of LEGO Games would have characters meet a fate of crumbling apart like in the gameplay!
I love how LEGO games can be made fun like this. I always thought it was to avoid copyright from the movies.
Legos actually got perms to make games based on movies so those are official. Not fan made or unofficial
This was a great video!
Love it.
But
9:29 how intense "even" Star Wars can get?
"sometimes"?
Star Wars gets brutal all the time!
Even it's animated shows are heavy.
Like there was a character in the animated clone wars series (Fives)
(remember we've been seeing and growing with this character for almost a decade) his fate is being shot down by his own clone brother as he was trying to save them from a horrible fate where they ended up losing their humanity killing the jedi (their friends).
Star Wars is brutal all the time.
Nah the grievous death is way more gruesome
I’m not sure if you guys mentioned this in any past lists, but, in Lego incredibles, syndromes defeat was completely changed
I mean he was a post game boss, so
most of these are rlly clever and funny so i actually love it, quicksilver being hit by ice cream is definitely my favourite
9:17 Mojo you missed another one in star wars the video game (or the complete Saga) it shows that part of Grevious dying not in full detail of course but it still shows it
They could've tried just doing what happened in Thumb Wars. They threatened to destroy the planet if she didn't cooperate, so when she did they just spun the planet really fast
"But I didn't anything about SPINNING it."
i love the fact that you had to call your sister for the right pronounciation 😂😂😂
Seeing a minifigure turn to lego and break up and then disappear is pretty gruesome
i love the goofy gags of the stuff that happens in movies in lego games
Imagine LEGO games, but for adults.
…that wouldn’t work very well, would it?
Even Jurassic park the movie censored nedrys death as in the book he was ripped open and was holding his own intestines.
R rated Jurassic Park would be a nightmare
I am just pissed they censored important stuff in the media where the game is based off on, (Syndrome and Gazerbeam's Death, Dooku's beheading etc.)
14:19
Serverus? I thought his name was Severus
The original lego star wars games has a sort of censored end for General Grievous
To be fair how the hell would Lego be able to sell a lego game featuring Nazi imagery?
On the one hand, I can understand that some of these moments wouldn't be okay for kids (like how Jurassic Park is a monster movie that leans into science fiction and *horror* ).
On the other hand, Shadow the Hedgehog (the video game from 2005) was *also* rated E10+ and has the titular character swear *every time* you get hit or lose a life. Granted, it's mild, but if Shadow can do that in a game that was toned down from T to E10+ before release (yes, even in other parts of the world), then I'm pretty sure TT Games could've kept some of the same mild swears in their games.
You forgot syndrome's death from lego the incredibles and Aunt Beru and Uncle Owen's death from skywalker saga.
Yea I was bummed out to see just their house with a lock on it. They could've at least included regular skeletons without any burn marks on them
Thanks for the shout out.😃
I remember me and my cousin playing Lego age of ultron and we laughed so hard when he was covered in ice cream
Lego Jurassic World:
Original: Velociraptor Mauls Guy
Lego: Velociraptor Gives Guy Crab Claws & Fish Tail Legs
Goblet of Fire had the scene where Wormtail cuts Harry's arm to resurrect Voldemort, but in Lego Harry Potter Years 1-4 he just simply takes Harry's glasses drops them into the pot and then Voldemort gives them back to Harry
And in the second game when Hermione used a spell on Harry's face so the death eaters can't recognize him. In the game his face is just a red lego brick.
i like it when they censor things, it adds to the goofiness of the remakes
This is another Top 10 Censored LEGO Skywalker Saga Moment, well despise all the censored I really enjoyed playing all LEGO video games.
Voldamort's Lego Death looks a lot worse than the film
Why couldn't he have just fallen over like in the book?
The video mentions the censoring of mimosas from The Incredibles, but then cuts to the Lego scene where Gazerbeam is NOT dead.
NVM... it's mentioned later.
The funniest thing to me was the Mosasaurus in Lego Jurassic World eating the babysitter, i.Rex and Pteranodon over the course of the story, then near the end it cuts to the three playing cards in its stomach.
2:46 Such an Iconic Scene
After years of a lot of uproar with censorship’s, the game prayers still make unnecessary censorship’s.
You know I still wonder how was that stormtrooper bleeding? Don’t blaster bolts cauterize the wound?
That's a lightsaber, but seeing how Disney nerfed lightsabers, I'm not sure either applies anymore
@@gachagav_gc blaster bolts are made of plasma, like lightsabers. There should be no blood unless that trooper got hit with a slug thrower
Wait a minute, you're telling me that mimosa is a alcoholic drink this entire time?! 😳
I literally thought that it's just a fruit juice when I watched the movie as a kid, and yet I still don't know what mimosa is as an adult watching the movie again on Disney+, but thanks to you who talked about it on this video, lol.
I’ve always thought about this, why do they feel the need to sensor some things in the games? Idk how to explain it that well but take Jurassic park for example, that’s a movie everyone in the family would love to watch together right? Even the kids, so that means they’ve already seen the guys get eaten by the dinosaurs. But then in the Lego game we see some of those scenes get censored like it’s trying to hide the fact that they died from the kids. I haven’t played through it but in Lego incredibles I know they censor a lot of stuff but kids have already seen what happened in the movie like the supes being killed off. Know what I’m trying to say? Maybe it is for a good reason that they’re censoring some stuff but sometimes it doesn’t make sense
Another point you missed while talking about Gazerbeam’s Fate. In the original movie, Syndrome tells Mr. Incredible that he hid under the bones of another super to trick the probe into thinking he was dead but in the game, Syndrome says he took advantage of an injured super which makes no sense there but I guess it was too dark to say “hide under the bones of another super” in a kids game because that implies he’s dead but I don’t get how Mr. Incredible took advantage of Gazerbeam. Like, they were on the same team
Having a skeleton Gazerbeam be playable would've been hilarious.
The LEGO games love their skeletons.
Voldemort's death is arguably more disturbing in lego form...
I think some of them though went a tad too far with censorship because the truth is kids are going to see a few disturbing things in their life anyway no matter how hard you try to censor it so by going over the top with pantomime you just make it worse for them to deal with the real thing for example I played Lego star wars then went straight to films just by following cravings blindly and I got quite touched by some of the shocking moments there because I was too young to realise there would be a difference
kids are going to deal with tragedy so just shove it in thier face? yea, no. they still need places where they can still be innocent too. let the parents deal with the hard time and leave the video games for fun.
@@big_dee33 It's mainly a balancing act between safe and danger with it and I think we can both agree that most of the time it's been going to far down the safe part of the scales . While yes I do agree that you can't go all in offensive right away but changing petty things like the colour of blood or a scar it's not needed because by the time they are playing the game they've already witnessed blood go out of them at the doctor's oh and scars just leave them be if it's not made to look aggressive simply because it's just a part of life that needs accepting. So simply with games or films yes be appropriate but don't go ridiculous with it cause then when kids get into the franchise the first place they will go next is the real film counterpart simply because to them at that age more means more and parents they seem to be ok with letting the internet baby sit so there shouldn't be a big problem with their kids scrolling through the TV film channel right.(sarcasm btw). Though the internet part that needs more time for discussion here though
Which precisely leads into my last question? If parents are meant to help their kids why are they letting the internet do their occupation for them?
Ah, finally a good video from the mojos! Good job :)
Pretty sure Alderaan's destruction IS technically depicted, or at least its aftermath when the Millenium Falcon exits lightspeed into its debris. I think you CAN visit the system during Free Play but there's no planet and generally nothing to do there, so travelling to its former location is redundant. A good thing too cos there's WAY too many things to do in that game.
Oh hell nah Alderaan’s gone
Note to self: if you’re going to start a franchise, make sure the violent moments don’t get censored.
Dumbledore and Snape’s death were actually planned between each other because dumbledore was already dying to a curse on a horcrux
Greivous’s species is known for extra flammable organs.
Not joking, look it up.
Fun fact: Before they started making LEGO games, TT Games made A Bug’s Life: The Video Game for the PlayStation and N64, back when the company was known as Travellers Tales!
1:00 “beFORE HEADing” into the video while zooming in on his forehead😂😂
Zam Wessel’s death being censored is a gift from god because man that scene in Episode II with her turning into that cgi creature was just bad to watch.
I never knew that they’d put a ladder in mustafar
In the movie, it didn't happen. So I'm confused to why there's a ladder there in the Skywalker saga?
@@packersluke that’s the lego charm, they add some goofy stuff to it and stuff. He said he has the high ground so they added a ladder
Most of these aren’t even censorship, they’re mostly just shortening the cutscenes, Lego-ifying it, or just adding a joke
Yet the Lego game manages to be even more brutal at times
Snape didn't kill Albus without hesitation they promised each other if a time came where he is close to dying or anything happens Snape was to be killed by him
All the deaths in Lego jurassic world are censored as still alive (they are usually workers in peril that explains their absence from the story)
Also more minor, when Eric Kirby is showing Alan Grant how he wards away the compies, they cut the voice acting to say "it's t.rex" leaving out the "pee" part
The Censored moments make me worried if they Do for more Lego Marvel: Infinity War and Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness...Both have Important Moments that have quite Brutal Deaths...
And one I am talking about is Loki's Death, I will so unhappy with how they will handle that, It's will feel so odd to see in Lego.
The funny thing is that in the DS version of Lego Star Wars, Count Dooku's death is only slightly censored. Unlike the other games where everything is barely shown, in the DS version, Dooku's head flies on screen for a brief second, showing that he's been decapitated.