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* MosquitoMiscreants: The Mosquitoids are a common Mook type, and their iconic vehicle, the Warp Stinger, is also designed after a mosquito.
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* SlayingMantis: The Star Slicer is a giant mechanized mantis that [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin slices]] things with its claws.
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* TheSmurfettePrinciple: Ashlee Starstrider of the Orange Team is the only female (human, at least) in the Theme.
* SpaceMarine: The titular squad, an elite unit who fight in space with high-tech weaponry.
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* TheSmurfettePrinciple: Ashlee Starstrider of the Orange Team is the only female (human, at least) in the Theme.
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* SpaceMarine: The titular squad, an elite unit who fight in space with high-techweaponry.weaponry.
* StealthSequel: ''Galaxy Squad'' is actually a sequel to ''Toys/LegoMonsterFighters'', although this continuity isn't obvious from any of the sets or promotional media. As shown in a ''LEGO Club Magazine'' comic, the Buggoids are attracted to Earth because of a beacon of light emanated from Lord Vampyre's castle, and therefore the Galaxy Squad must intercept them before they invade Earth. Later, ''Galaxy Squad'' received its own StealthSequel: ''Toys/LegoUltraAgents'', which stars Solomon Blaze after retiring from Galaxy Squad but once again does not advertise this continuity in most media.
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* StealthSequel: ''Galaxy Squad'' is actually a sequel to ''Toys/LegoMonsterFighters'', although this continuity isn't obvious from any of the sets or promotional media. As shown in a ''LEGO Club Magazine'' comic, the Buggoids are attracted to Earth because of a beacon of light emanated from Lord Vampyre's castle, and therefore the Galaxy Squad must intercept them before they invade Earth. Later, ''Galaxy Squad'' received its own StealthSequel: ''Toys/LegoUltraAgents'', which stars Solomon Blaze after retiring from Galaxy Squad but once again does not advertise this continuity in most media.
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* MechanicalInsects: All of the Buggoids' vehicles are modeled after insects. The Warp Stinger is a mosquito, the Star Slicer is a mantis, while the rest don't really resemble any specific type of insect.
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* MechanicalInsects: All of the Buggoids' vehicles are modeled after insects. The Warp Stinger is a mosquito, the Star Slicer is a mantis, while and the smaller side builds of "Bug Obliterator" and "Vermin Vaporizer" appear to be a dragonfly and scorpion respectively. The rest don't really resemble any specific type of insect.
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''LEGO Galaxy Squad'' is a Franchise/{{LEGO}} Theme released in 2013. Succeeding ''[[Toys/LegoAlienConquest Alien Conquest]]'', this Toys/LegoSpace theme centers around humans and robots teaming up against [[InsectoidAliens insects in space]]. Story-wise, it serves as a continuation of ''Monster Fighters'', due to the alien threat being unleashed by that theme's BigBad, and was followed up by [[Toys/LegoUltraAgents Ultra Agents]].
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''LEGO Galaxy Squad'' is a Franchise/{{LEGO}} Theme released in 2013. Succeeding ''[[Toys/LegoAlienConquest Alien Conquest]]'', this Toys/LegoSpace theme centers around humans and robots teaming up against [[InsectoidAliens insects in space]]. Story-wise, it serves as a continuation of ''Monster Fighters'', due to the Fighters''[[note]]the alien threat being unleashed by that theme's BigBad, BigBad[[/note]] and was followed up by [[Toys/LegoUltraAgents Ultra Agents]].
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* PaletteSwap: While the main three types of Buggoids have unique head molds, the red Buggoids are just recolors of the basic green Buggoids.
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* PaletteSwap: While the main three types of Buggoids have unique head molds, the red Buggoids are just recolors of the basic green Buggoids.Buggoids but with inverted colors (the green Buggoids have small red markings and vice-versa).
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* LawOfChromaticSuperiority: The red Buggoids appear to be higher-ranked than their green counterparts due to being rarer and piloting bigger vehicles (the large Star Slicer).
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* MechanicalInsects: Some of the Buggoids' vehicles are shaped like particular insects.
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* MechanicalInsects: Some All of the Buggoids' vehicles are shaped like particular insects.modeled after insects. The Warp Stinger is a mosquito, the Star Slicer is a mantis, while the rest don't really resemble any specific type of insect.
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''LEGO Galaxy Squad'' is Franchise/{{LEGO}} Theme released in 2013. Succeeding ''[[Toys/LegoAlienConquest Alien Conquest]]'', this Toys/LegoSpace theme centers around humans and robots teaming up against [[InsectoidAliens insects in space]]. Story-wise, it serves as a continuation of ''Monster Fighters'', due to the alien threat being unleashed by that theme's BigBad, and was followed up by [[Toys/LegoUltraAgents Ultra Agents]].
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''LEGO Galaxy Squad'' is a Franchise/{{LEGO}} Theme released in 2013. Succeeding ''[[Toys/LegoAlienConquest Alien Conquest]]'', this Toys/LegoSpace theme centers around humans and robots teaming up against [[InsectoidAliens insects in space]]. Story-wise, it serves as a continuation of ''Monster Fighters'', due to the alien threat being unleashed by that theme's BigBad, and was followed up by [[Toys/LegoUltraAgents Ultra Agents]].
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* CastHerd: There are ten heroic characters in total (six humans and four robots), split into four teams.
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''LEGO Galaxy Squad'' is Franchise/{{LEGO}} Theme released in 2013. Succeeding ''[[Toys/LegoAlienConquest Alien Conquest]]'', this Toys/LegoSpace theme centers around humans and robots teaming up against [[InsectoidAliens insects in space]]. Story-wise, it serves as a continuation of ''Monster Fighters'', due to the alien threat being unleashed by that theme's BigBad, and was followed up by [[Toys/LegoUltraAgents Ultra Agents]].
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* AddedAlliterativeAppeal: A few set names, like the Crater Creeper and Vermin Vaporizer.
* AlienAbduction: The Buggoids have purple pods with which to capture humans for unknown purposes.
* BugWar: The Galaxy Squad is fighting the Buggoids seemingly to stop the latter from abducting humans and expanding their swarm.
* ColorCodedCharacters: There are four differently-colored teams in the Galaxy Squad: Blue, Red, Orange and Green, each with their own specialty:
** Blue: Technology
** Red: Speed
** Orange: Firepower
** Green: Defense
* CombiningMecha: The turret section of Vermin Vaporizer can separate into a MiniMecha piloted by the Green Robot. The Eradicator Mech has a small ship portion that can detach. Otherwise, many of the Galaxy Squad's other vehicles are the "combining vehicles" variation.
* FragileSpeedster: The Red team, focused on speed, exclusively use small, quick-moving vehicles that are light on defense.
* InsectoidAliens: Come in many varieties. The humanoid types are the Buggoid (generic insect), Mosquitoid and Mantizoid. They all appear to have grown from larval forms found in the sets. There's also giant brick-built bugs.
* LukeNounverber: Ashlee Starstrider plays it the straightest with the noun + verb surname, but most of the other human characters also have futuristic-sounding compound words for last names.
* MechanicalInsects: Some of the Buggoids' vehicles are shaped like particular insects.
* MoreDakka: Orange team's specialty. Their vehicles are loaded with missile launchers and their robot carries a {{BFG}} in both of its set appearances.
* TheSmurfettePrinciple: Ashlee Starstrider of the Orange Team is the only female (human, at least) in the Theme.
* SpaceMarine: The titular squad, an elite unit who fight in space with high-tech weaponry.
[[caption-width-right:350:We're gonna need a bigger flyswatter.]]
''LEGO Galaxy Squad'' is Franchise/{{LEGO}} Theme released in 2013. Succeeding ''[[Toys/LegoAlienConquest Alien Conquest]]'', this Toys/LegoSpace theme centers around humans and robots teaming up against [[InsectoidAliens insects in space]]. Story-wise, it serves as a continuation of ''Monster Fighters'', due to the alien threat being unleashed by that theme's BigBad, and was followed up by [[Toys/LegoUltraAgents Ultra Agents]].
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!!Tropes:
* AddedAlliterativeAppeal: A few set names, like the Crater Creeper and Vermin Vaporizer.
* AlienAbduction: The Buggoids have purple pods with which to capture humans for unknown purposes.
* BugWar: The Galaxy Squad is fighting the Buggoids seemingly to stop the latter from abducting humans and expanding their swarm.
* ColorCodedCharacters: There are four differently-colored teams in the Galaxy Squad: Blue, Red, Orange and Green, each with their own specialty:
** Blue: Technology
** Red: Speed
** Orange: Firepower
** Green: Defense
* CombiningMecha: The turret section of Vermin Vaporizer can separate into a MiniMecha piloted by the Green Robot. The Eradicator Mech has a small ship portion that can detach. Otherwise, many of the Galaxy Squad's other vehicles are the "combining vehicles" variation.
* FragileSpeedster: The Red team, focused on speed, exclusively use small, quick-moving vehicles that are light on defense.
* InsectoidAliens: Come in many varieties. The humanoid types are the Buggoid (generic insect), Mosquitoid and Mantizoid. They all appear to have grown from larval forms found in the sets. There's also giant brick-built bugs.
* LukeNounverber: Ashlee Starstrider plays it the straightest with the noun + verb surname, but most of the other human characters also have futuristic-sounding compound words for last names.
* MechanicalInsects: Some of the Buggoids' vehicles are shaped like particular insects.
* MoreDakka: Orange team's specialty. Their vehicles are loaded with missile launchers and their robot carries a {{BFG}} in both of its set appearances.
* TheSmurfettePrinciple: Ashlee Starstrider of the Orange Team is the only female (human, at least) in the Theme.
* SpaceMarine: The titular squad, an elite unit who fight in space with high-tech weaponry.
