LEGO® The LEGO® Movie 2 Battle-Ready Batman™ and MetalBeard - 70836

This is a very good lego set. The Batman is a very good one. very well printed torso. i love the two batarangs. the madox is a great minifig also. the spear makes him look very tough. the star really stands out among the other parts of the set. the throne is very authentic. the metalbeard is good , but has room for improvement. it is hare to make him to stand up just right, and if you are like me, you want everything just right! but overall, Good job Lego!

i love this set, i do, but why did they give a cape to batman in this one and not in the castle ( if you don't know about the castle look it up online)

le socle de batman est assez bien mais celui de barbe d'acier ne tient pas du tous vu le poids. pour jouer avec ou juste pour exposer faire attention. dans l'ensemble bonne conception de l'ensemble. voila pourquoi j'ai mit des notes bases pour un produit lego dommage

The third Lego Movie 2 set I bought and this one's slightly bigger than the other two (Unikitty's Sweetest Friends & Benny's Space Squad). Let's just say, wow! It's so evenly balanced content-wise that I can't even decide which one was the main draw: Metalbeard or Battle Ready Batman because both are so cool that either of them could've easily been the sole star of their own sets with a bunch of throwaway characters and / or vehicles, instead we got both in a relatively cheap pack. Batman has his torn cape, post-apocalyptic suit and the main attraction: his battle armor. It looks even more incredible in person than on the pictures, the shoulder pads are actually made of the same rubber that Lego tyres are molded from so the whole piece consists of two different materials which blend seamlessly. Then there's Metalbeard who's a giant (at least by minifigure standards) half-crab steampunk automaton pieced together from ship parts and junk. Amazing how improvised he looks, yet somehow it works. What else do we have? Batman's throne made from a few interesting parts, the most notables of which are the pair of huge bat wings, two katanas, a ladder and most importantly: the cog-operated (a simple but clever little mechanism) swinging sign which is surprisingly a printed element. You read that right, there are no stickers (which are my eternal bane) in this set either. Kudos! Then there's a star, named Star, made from a star-shaped (duh) new-ish piece and a printed 2x2 tile doubling as its face, who gladly sits atop the crow's nest. The other minifigure (Maddox for anyone who cares) can stand comfortably in the small 'batcave' at the back of the throne, armed with his spear and Metalbeard's spare sword, guarding the two batarangs while Batman holds onto the third one which brings me to my next point: there are a few notable extra items. On top of the above mentioned batarang and classic pirate sword is one of each sausage and bone (which all fit in Metalbeard's chest together with the other two already there), Batman's utility belt and a 1x1 printed lock tile. I also welcomed the oldschool chainsaw (of Ice Planet fame) for which there is no extra but I still found it worthy to note its presence. What more could I possibly add? Two main characters in one affordable bundle. Go get it!

The Batman mini figure is cool enough, but metalbeard is a bit more fragile than I'd have liked.