Green Arrow (alias Oliver Queen) is a Super Heroes minifigure. He first appeared on portable versions of LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes, but was later made physically available, although in extremely limited quantities, as a Comic-Con exclusive giveaway. He then appeared as a playable character in LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham and the 76028 Darkseid Invasion set. Green Arrow is set to make an appearance in the upcoming The LEGO Batman Movie Green Arrow wears a tight, mostly green tunic. At the sides of the tunic, roughly around the muscular pattering, is a darker green section with diagonal, black lines to give the appearance of a ridged texture. He also has a strap with a golden latch at the end around his arm. At two points are light green lines with a gentle incline that emerge from each of the straps before taking a more drastic plunge and then finally returning to their original slant when they reach a seam in the center of the suit. The seam runs down the length of the torso to a golden belt-buckle, which is an oval with an arrow insertion, to his hips.
There the tunic parts into two flaps which do not extend much further. The belt is black and of the same width as the straps. Two other straps emerge from the buckle and curve downward over Arrow's tunic until they reach the end of his leg. Beneath the tunic, Green Arrow has dark green trousers, knee-pads, and boots. His arms are bare and he wears earth green gloves. An earth green hood is pulled over his double sided head, which has dark tan stubble and a smirk and on the other side a serious look. Over his eyes is an earth green mask with bright yellowish green eyes. Green Arrow has a green hood and mask. He has a smiling face with a light beard of stubble. His torso is black, but mostly covered in green patterns. His "suit" is tight enough to show the cut of his muscles and has a belt running above his waist with an ornamental "G" as the buckle. His arms are green, decorated with lines to depict archer's gloves. He has black legs with green boots. His hips are also black and decorated with a continuation of the lines dividing the black from green on his torso and a small continuation of the green itself in the center.
He carries a bow and has a quiver mounted on his back. Green Arrow is unlocked for purchase after finding the first minikit in the level 'Wayne Industries' and can then be purchased for 200,000 studs.[1] He is playable in the Justice League training missions after completing story mode. He is armed with his bow and is able to use the grapple ability, acrobatics, charge his attacks to destroy silver objects, use stealth to avoid detection, and hit several targets concurrently. Oliver Queen was the heir to Queen Industries and a vast fortune that came with it. However, at a young age his parents were killed. Ollie grew up into a disrespectful playboy. As an adult, he was assumed dead after an accident left him stranded on a deserted island. To survive, Ollie constructed a makeshift bow and used his natural affinity for archery to hunt and survive on the island. During his time there, he discovered a village which had been desolated by drug traffickers. Ollie was able to escape the island when the traffickers returned.
He donned a disguise made from the island's fauna and grease from their ship. Using his bow, he managed to defeat them and return to the mainland, where they were handed over to the authorities. From his time on the island and his experience with the traffickers, Ollie became hardened and developed strong political views. He took more of an interest in Queen Industries, using its state of the art technology to begin a career as the vigilante Green Arrow. His best known equipment is a collection of trick-arrows, which make use of a specialized gimmick to make them well suited for specific situations. Green Arrow has been a core member of several iterations of the Justice League of America, often as the team's political conscious. Arrow's views have put him at odds with Hawkman, Batman, and Green Lantern, though he has been able to put aside his differences with Batman, for a working relationship, and developed a strong friendship with Hal Jordan. While in the Justice League, Green Arrow also met Black Canary, whom he fell in love with.
Though he does not appear in the story, Green Arrow is a member of the Justice League and is playable character on portable versions of the game. He can be utilized to complete some of the side-missions. Green Arrow is an unlockable character in LEGO Batman 3. His character token can be unlocked after completing a quest from Bat-Mite on the Watchtower, and purchasing the character for 300,000 studs. He made a cameo appearance in the end credits as one of the characters Batman and Robin run into while climbing up a story building just like the Batman tv show. In addition, Green Arrow also appeared in the post-credits scene with Shazam!, Nightwing, Black Canary, Aquaman, Booster Gold and Swamp Thing, spoofing a possible cross-over with characters from the Marvel Universe. The Arrow version based on the live-action TV series of the same name was made available for purchase in the Arrow DLC. New 52(w/ hood and sleeves)New 52New 52 (Gloveless) Green Arrow in The LEGO Batman Movie with Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, Green Lantern, The Flash, Cyborg and Aquaman
↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 GameFAQsL LEGO Batman 2: DC Super HeroesFor those that can't wait until January 21 to get their next fix of Arrow -- or just want more --, you have that now in a new DLC pack for Lego Batman 3. WB Games has released a DLC Arrow Pack for the popular game, available now for only $2.99 (or free for those with a Season Pass). And best of all, Arrow's Stephen Amell is voicing Green Arrow. And gamer or not, the trailer they made -- shown here below -- gives a great overview of the storyline, the nine playable characters, and showcase how the gameplay would be. Ever wonder what the Dark Knight does in his downtime? If the newly released trailer for The Lego Batman movie is any indication, it turns out that the growly voiced Caped Crusader (played by Will Arnett) enjoys nothing more than chilling out in his cartoonishly cavernous Batcave, throwing on a comfy robe, and nuking a plate of Lobster Thermidor. Oh, and he also likes to beatbox, a skill we’re pretty sure is new to the Bat-canon (unless there was a rendition of “It’s Tricky” in The Killing Joke that we totally forgot about).