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Super Meat Boy, Now In Lego Form
He may have an unlimited number of lives for most of the game, but even so Super Meat Boy is very fragile. It's appropriate then, that he be reconstructed out of Legos. We have a feeling if you chucked that thing at a power saw you'd get the same explosive effect as in the game.
Flickr user Pierre Import constructed this version of Meat Boy out of Legos, adding it to his army of other block-headed creations. Now, where's Bandage Girl and Dr. Fetus?
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