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Warner Bros. Reveals Lego Dimensions Sets Coming In November
Lego Dimensions’ second year kicks off in September with the first of four new physical toy waves. We’ve already told you what’s coming in the first batch. Now we know what you can expect from the second.
Year two of Tt Games’ toys to life entry brings waves six through nine. Wave seven lands in November with the following sets:
Story Pack ($49.99)
Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them with Magical Congress toy pad set, Newt Scamander minifigure, Niffler
Level Pack ($29.99)
Sonic the Hedgehog with Sonic minifigure, Sonic Speedster, and The Tornado
Team Pack ($24.99)
Gremlins with Gizmo and Stripe minifigures, R.C. Racer, and Flash ’n’ Finish
Fun Packs ($11.99)
- Adventure Time with Marceline the Vampire Queen minifigure and Lunatic Amp (releasing first at Toys ‘R’ Us)
- E.T. The Extra Terrestrial with E.T. minifigure and Phone Home device
- Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them with Tina Goldstein and Swooping Evil
Each different property brings a new battle arena for the four-player competitive mode. The multiplayer offers four different game types, with each arena featuring its own traps, powers, and interactive elements.
Look for the wave six (year two's first new sets) on September 27. Wave seven will arrive on November 18. For more on Lego Dimensions, check out our coverage from E3.
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