Our Lego Batman 2 Gold Bricks Locations Guide shows all the criteria necessary to collect all 250 Gold Bricks in the Xbox 360, PS3, Wii and PC game. There are a total of 250 Gold Bricks in Lego Batman 2: DC Super Heroes. • The 250th Gold Brick location can be found in the secret Bonus Level called Lego Gotham City AKA Toy Gotham. You need 175 Gold Bricks to build its gold door “LEGO” entrance next to the fountain in the middle of Gotham Park (Central Island), as well as have Clark Kent & The Penguin characters unlocked to enter it. This video guide shows you how the last of the required 1 million studs are collected in that bonus level to unlocked the final and hardest to get Gold Brick. Take a look at the video here: Goal: The Gold Bricks can be used in many different ways, from unlocking new playable character, gaining achievements / trophies, to adding more fun to the game for your inner collector by finding them all. Humble Beginnings: You will automatically receive a Gold Brick for each level of the game’s Story Mode that you complete the others require a little more work.
We’ll explain it in detail below. Pro Tip: Gold Bricks in Lego Batman 2 are also important for another reason. Because a certain number (usually A LOT) of Gold Bricks are required to build gold doors that unlock hidden playable characters (Heroes) in the game. Specifics are mentioned in our “how to unlock characters” guide linked here… Index of Lego Batman 2 Guides: Protip: Go and find the “Gold Brick Finder” Red Brick first. It’ll make it a lot easier to find all the Gold Bricks. You can either unlock it using the MBXW7V cheat in the main menu’s “Enter Code” section, or find it in Gotham City’s Gotham Beach (Central Island). There on the North Walkway of the beach, you first look for a green-and-purple Riddler box on the stone path. Then you switch to the Riddler character to open the Riddler box and reveal the Gold Brick Finder. To unlock the Gold Brick Finder you buy it for 50,000 studs. Here’s a run down of some of the areas or levels you will receive Gold Bricks for:
Gold Brick Locations In North Gotham City Island: The first 29 Gold Bricks in North Gotham City Island. Part 2 shows the last 18 Gold Bricks in North Gotham City Island. Gold Brick Locations In Central Gotham City Island: The first 69 Gold Bricks in Central Gotham City Island. Part 2 shows the second batch of the 69 Gold Bricks. Part 3 shows the last group of the 69 Gold Bricks. Gold Brick Locations In South Gotham City Island: The final batch of the 38 Gold Bricks in South Gotham City Island. Part 2 shows the second batch of the 38 Gold Bricks. Part 3 shows the last group of the 38 Gold Bricks here. Gotham City open world Gold Bricks tips section: Since we wouldn’t know where to begin showing you 250 Gold Bricks individually on video, the above video guides group them together per island. Next we’ll highlight some of the more difficult to find Gold Bricks in the game. With the majority of the Gold Bricks located in the Gotham City open world, let’s focus on those first.
• Here’s a video showing one of the many ways to grab Gold Bricks in Gotham City. Before you start Level 3: Arkham Asylum Antics, at the fun park’s parking lot there are traffic cones everywhere, run them over with your vehicle to get a secret Gold Brick! • Look for groups of hopping LEGO objects in the city. Smash them all to reveal a Gold Brick. If you’re having trouble destroying the last of the LEGO objects in a group, try destroying it with Superman’s Heat Vision laser. • You can attain MANY gold bricks by going to the Amusement mile area, playing the games and riding the rides on the midway to conclusion. For example the shark roller coaster ride and tea cups, each of these will get you a gold brick. If you have already got a gold brick there, no problem, like other LEGO games you’ll earn a purple stud! Thanks for tips to tjritter79 and for the gold brick location videos to HappyThumbsGaming. Please check our at the top listed Lego Batman 2 guides for tips to find 100% of the collectibles.
If you have any questions or tips about Gold Bricks, please comment below and we’ll give you credit for your finds! Tags: Lego Batman 2, Lego Batman 2: DC Super Heroes Categories: Guides, News, PC Guides, PS3 Guides, Videos, Wii Guides, Xbox 360 GuidesThis minifigure has only appeared in video game(s)Although this article is about an official minifigure, it never existed in physical form, or appeared in any official LEGO sets. Black Canary is a Super Heroes minifigure who appears in LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes and LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham. Black Canary has Elsa Schneider's hairpiece in cool yellow and she wears red lipstick. Her torso and arms are blue and the former is designed to look as a jacket over a black leotard with some flesh showing near the top and has a silver belt above her waist. She has black hips and her legs are light blue with black fish nets and boots. In LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes, Black Canary is able to use her canary cry which can break light blue LEGO objects, stun several enemies at once, and a concentrated scream can defeat an enemy or destroy objects.
Her powers and abilities are the same in LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham. Dinah Laurel Lance is a second generation superhero. Her mother, also named Dinah, was the original Black Canary who was retired, and her father was a detective. Despite her mother's wishes, Dinah became a superhero herself, taking the name Black Canary. Unlike her mother though, Dinah is able to produce a high-pitched wail, called the canary cry, to fight enemies. Black Canary often works in Gotham City with Huntress under the guidance of Batgirl as a main agent of the Birds of Prey, a team of female superheroes which has also included Catwoman, Wonder Woman, Katana, and even Poison Ivy. Black Canary has shown attraction to Batman, but married another superhero known as Green Arrow. She also works with the Justice League on occasion like Green Arrow, Nightwing, Batgirl, Huntress, Shazam!, Hawkman, Hawkgirl, Supergirl, and Zatanna, mainly includes Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Green Lantern, Flash, Cyborg, Aquaman, and The Martian Manhunter.