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| firstgame = ''[[LEGO Rock Raiders (video game)|LEGO Rock Raiders]]'' (1999) | |||
| creator = Simeon Hankins | |||
| voice = Jon Harrison{{Citation needed}} | |||
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[[ | '''Chief''' is a fictional character from [[LEGO Rock Raiders]]. Chief is the captain of the spaceship [[LMS Explorer|LMS ''Explorer'']] and leader of the Rock Raiders. He is shown as a wise and elderly figure who usually commands his team from their spaceship, though he will get involved when he is needed. He fills a mentor role in the ''LEGO Rock Raiders'' video game, delivering mission objectives to the player and offering hints during gameplay. He has a prosthetic left arm, which remains one of the few uses of dark turquoise on a minifigure. Chief was originally meant to be included with the video game, like the Infomaniac and Chess King had been with LEGO Island and LEGO Chess. A simplified design was instead released as part of the Mini Heroes Collection line. The Chief minifigure has become notable for its overinflated aftermarket price. | ||
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E3 1999 footage by C Cav - Chief mascot.jpg |The Captain at E3 1999 | |||
Rock Raiders Captain-Adviser.jpg | Earliest known art (24 March 1998) | |||
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Latest revision as of 14:22, 21 November 2024
| Chief | |
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| First game | LEGO Rock Raiders (1999) |
| Created by | Simeon Hankins |
| Voiced by | Jon Harrison[citation needed] |
Chief is a fictional character from LEGO Rock Raiders. Chief is the captain of the spaceship LMS Explorer and leader of the Rock Raiders. He is shown as a wise and elderly figure who usually commands his team from their spaceship, though he will get involved when he is needed. He fills a mentor role in the LEGO Rock Raiders video game, delivering mission objectives to the player and offering hints during gameplay. He has a prosthetic left arm, which remains one of the few uses of dark turquoise on a minifigure. Chief was originally meant to be included with the video game, like the Infomaniac and Chess King had been with LEGO Island and LEGO Chess. A simplified design was instead released as part of the Mini Heroes Collection line. The Chief minifigure has become notable for its overinflated aftermarket price.
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The Captain at E3 1999
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Earliest known art (24 March 1998)
