Lego Monster Fighters It is a collection of toys composed of monsters that they believe they are very strong and that they are willing to gather the six moonstones that allow them to eclipse the sun forever and bring eternal darkness to humanity. The Monster Fighters range has been in the market for over a year and includes a long list of differentiated characters such as monsters and hunters. Among the monsters are vampires, zombies, ghosts, mummies, a werewolf, a swamp monster, a bat man and a mad scientist. The side of the hunters is represented by five brave ones led by Dr. Rodney Rathbone.
As you can see in the toy below, the vampire and his faithful servant Renfield, have made the moonstone and flee in the monstrous car. Dr. Rodney Rathbone chases them on his motorcycle to snatch the moonstone.
I like that the universe of monsters approaches children, literature classics that went to the movies in the 50s of the last century, and whose magic, charm and ability to help us with the fear we have inside remains unchanged.
The image game is the vampire's mobile and includes a hearse driven by a zombie, a motorcycle with Dr. Rodney Rathbone in command and three minifigures. It has a recommended price of 29.99 euros.
AdvertisingIn addition to these complete construction sets Lego has developed interactive games available both on your website (see link below) and to download on your mobile phone. The games and the setting, as Lego is doing in recent years, is impeccable and invites you to play and learn more about these evil monsters and the heroes hunters.
Monster Fighters is aimed at children of ages between 7 and 14 years to participate in an intense struggle between light and darkness with the most terrifying line of Lego and the abundant multimedia universe that has created around it.
It seems to me that to complete Lego's package it would not cost you any effort to publish a book or reference to movie films so that the kids could expand the context of these terrifying monsters that have been going on for more than 50 years filling the nightmares of generations of children.
