There are so many things to do in Lego Marvel Super Heroes, one hardly has the time to worry about unlocking all the additional heroes and villains on the roster. It's a good thing there are plenty of codes you can use to start playing as all your favorite locked heroes with no effort! Spider-Man's on-again, off-again girlfriend Felicia Hardy has a history of burglary and bad luck, but she's still quite the looker. Even in Lego form, we doubt Spidey will be able to keep from getting into trouble with white-haired femme fatale. To unlock Black Cat instantly, go to the pause menu and enter the Codes section. Once there, type in P9OWL0. (This is the process you'll use for every cheat code.) Cletus Kasaday was already a bit unhinged when a symbiote attached itself to him way back in the day. Now more Carnage than Cletus, the homicidal maniac still terrorizes the Marvel U in new and horrifying ways. That said, his little Lego character may be cute, but it's also creepy. Like a Chucky doll.
To unlock Carnage, punch in AA0Z50 on the Codes menu. Most remembered for the cult classic '80s film 'Howard the Duck,' the titular Howard is also a longtime D-lister from the Marvel U. As a nod to fans who, for some reason, refuse to let the character fade away with quiet dignity, TT Games added the down-on-his-luck duck to Lego Marvel Super Heroes. Instead of putting in the time and effort to earn him the hard way, you can unlock Howard the Duck by putting in the password J58RSS on the Codes menu. Norman Osborn took up the mantle of Iron Patriot when he was busy blacklisting super heroes, acting as a government agent for good, when he was actually still being bad ol' Norman. Since then, Iron Patriot has been reappropriated for the Iron Man movie universe, as a suit for James 'Rhodey' Rhodes to wear. That's the version included in Lego Marvel Super Heroes, and the world is better for it. To get the Iron Patriot, type Q5X1J5 into the Codes menu. Ah, the old Mechanized Organism Designed Only for Killing.
As bizarre-looking as he is dangerous, M.O.D.O.K. has been a fan-favorite villain for years, and especially so after being added to the roster for Marvel vs. Capcom 3. He might not be easy on the eyes, but his deformed Lego body is good for a few chuckles. If you want to play as M.O.D.O.K. immediately, go ahead and punch SZ8Q06 into the Code menu. Next: Best Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker Cheats LEGO Marvel's Avengers: Character Unlock Guide LEGO games have always been heavy on options and unlocks, but this time, they have really outdone themselves – LEGO’s Marvel Avengers has over a hundred unique characters to unlock, including, of course, all the fan favorites from the films, but also featuring some really obscure, interesting, and jokey side characters, if you’re willing to hunt for them. It would be way too difficult to list all of the characters you can find in LEGO’s Marvel Avengers, but here’s a quick and dirty guide to the characters that are a little harder to find:
Note: You still need studs to unlock characters once you’ve found their tokens, and some (like Ultron and Loki) of them are pricey. Make sure you’re racking up those modifiers and saving for the heroes you want! Character Unlocks (by hub) All non-story characters are unlocked in free-play at the game’s major hubs. Tokens unlocked through missions involve finding or speaking to the character in question and performing a quest for them (this often involves taking selfies). They’re usually not too challenging, but they can sometimes be tricky to pull off. Discovered tokens are often locked behind a puzzle or hidden away from the main part of the zone. Make sure you’re checking everywhere! Agent Stillwell, Hazmat, Human Torch (Original), M.O.D.O.K. Chase, Firebird, Korvac, Ragnarok, Union Jack Echo, Ms. Marvel (Kamala Khan), The Other, Ulysses Klaue, White Tiger Black Goliath, Grandmaster, Moondragon, Nebula, Tigra Butterball, Gorilla Girl, Mantis, Moon Boy and Devil Dinosaur, Squirrel Girl (Unbeatable)
Cottonmouth, Egghead, Hawkeye (Kate Bishop), Laura Barton A-Bomb, Crimson Dynamo, Gargoyle, Hulkling, Extremis Soldier Bengal, Demolition Man, Ronin (Blade), Spitfire, X-Ray Arnim Zola (Classic), Blazing Skull, Bucky Barnes (Classic), Captain Britain, Crystal, Nova Captain America (Sam Wilson), Diamondback, Ms Marvel (Carol Danvers), Wizard Amadeus Cho, Happy Hogan, Justin Hammer, The Mandarin (Trevor Slattery), Rescue A.I.M. Agent, Iron Man (MK1), Iron Man (MK5), Iron Man (MK17-Heartbreaker), Iron Monger Beta-Ray Bill, Dark Elf, Lorelei, Thor Girl, Valkyrie, Odin Arkon, Laufey, Mighty Destroyer, Thor (Jane Foster) Manhattan is like a super-hub, and it has individual zones with characters to be found and unlocked in each. Here’s a detailed list: Note: The Peggy Carter missions need to be completed in a certain order. Financial District: She-Hulk, Cloud 9, Red She-Hulk (8th Peggy Carter mission) Times Square: Dr. Strange, Taskmaster, Iron Man (MK38 – Igor) (7th Peggy Carter mission), Speed
China Town: Ronan the Accuser, Beth the Waitress, Iron Fist, Fin Fang Foom, Squirrel Girl (Classic. 1st Peggy Carter mission) Residential District: Jewel (Jessica Jones), Finesse (2nd Peggy Carter mission), Hellcat (5th Peggy Carter mission), Striker (9th Peggy Carter mission) Central Park: Veil, Lou Ferrigno, Reptil, Iron Man (MK33 – Silver Centurion), Ant-Man (Classic) Industrial District: Destroyer, Daredevil, Jack of Hearts, Blue Marvel (4th Peggy Carter mission), Lightspeed (6th Peggy Carter mission) Slums: Luke Cage, Moon Knight, Iron Man (MK40), Agent Carter (Retired) (10th Peggy Carter Mission) Forest: Grim Reaper, Superior Iron Man, Swordsman, Wiccan, Trauma (3rd Peggy Carter mission), Death Locket S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier: Mockingbird, Iron Man (MK25), Doctor Helen Cho, The Protector Unlocking Stan Lee, Excelsior Stan, Iron Stan, and Stanbuster Unlocking Stan Lee (and his transformations) is the work of the entire game, and requires you to rescue every Stan Lee in peril.