History Toys / LegoSpacePolice

* MultiArmedAndDangerous: Frenzy, a four-armed alien, who is described with the trope name as that in a log video.

* MultiArmedAndDangerous: Frenzy is the TropeNamer, being described as that in a log video.

* AliensAreBastards: The aliens in the Space Police sets are always villains, although civilian aliens are plentiful in the online animations.

* DumbMuscle: Jawson, Big Daddy's henchman from III, is very strong but not very bright.

* ContinuityNod: Space Police 3 was no exception to LEGO's recent love for nodding to their lengthy past; the most prominent was one set containing a statue of a Toys/ClassicLEGOSpace minifigure... which was being stolen by aliens.

Its successor, colloquially called "[[http://www.brickset.com/browse/themes/?theme=Space&subtheme=Space%20Police%202 Space Police II]]" ran from 1992 to 1993, save for a single promotional in 1998. Markedly more regimented than in their previous appearance, the second run of Space Police features a police force that finally has its own distinct uniform and new-yet-familiar updates of older vessel designs in a new color scheme. They've been seen in opposition to their fellow second-generation faction Blacktron Future Generation, but they've also sought out Spyrius agents late in their cycle.

* PimpDuds: Brick Daddy may canonically be a mob boss, but aesthetically he resembles a pimp.

* RefugeInAudacity: There's a PIMP. In a LEGO SET.

* AlwaysChaoticEvil: The aliens in the Space Police sets are always villains, although civilian aliens are plentiful in the online animations.

* PaletteSwap: The uniforms of the Space Police I cops share the Futuron design but change to more distinct colors evocative of modern police uniforms and squad cars.

* RedHerring: Blacktron of Toys/LEGOSpace was the enemy faction opposing the original Space Police runs. Come the third run, one of the aliens, Rench, had the Blacktron Future Generation logo on his uniform, which itself strongly resembled the Blacktron I uniforms. Some fans hoped we would see a return soon. But then, Space Police 3 ended without any more Blacktron.

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[[http://www.brickset.com/browse/themes/?theme=Space&subtheme=Space%20Police The first version]] of three Space Police themes, unofficially known as "Space Polce I" among fans, made its debut in 1989. Their uniforms are nearly identical to Futuron, but stick strictly to black and white suits with red visors. Their ships also have a distinct color scheme of black and blue with red windshields. Space Police set the standard for their mechanical designs and the practice of carrying interchangeable cells aboard all but their smallest vessels. Space Police I emerged during the transition from Blacktron to Blacktron Future Generation and dealt with both in their respective periods of activity. A handful of Space Police sets contained Blacktron characters for the police to pursue and apprehend.

"LEGO Space Police" is a term referring to three separate-yet-related Franchise/{{LEGO}} [[Toys/LEGOThemes themes]] which, [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin much as the title suggests]], are about SpacePolice organizations. [[http://www.brickset.com/browse/themes/?theme=Space&subtheme=Space%20Police The first version]] ran in 1989, and was one of the first space themes to break from Toys/ClassicLEGOSpace; its successor, colloquially called "[[http://www.brickset.com/browse/themes/?theme=Space&subtheme=Space%20Police%202 Space Police 2]]" ran from 1992 to 1993, save for a single promotional in 1998. Both themes share a common set of enemies in the Blacktron faction of Toys/LEGOSpace as a whole, and a handful of Space Police sets contained Blacktron characters for the police to pursue and apprehend.

After a sizable SequelGap, Space Police was revived in 2009 and ran until 2010, and this revival is commonly called [[http://www.brickset.com/browse/themes/?theme=Space&subtheme=Space%20Police%203 "Space Police 3."]] The reboot was a seismic shift in design aesthetic, both for the police and their targets; the line now played host to a wide variety of alien criminals and their vehicles.

* AlwaysChaoticEvil: The aliens.
* BigBad: Possibly Brick Daddy in III.

* EverythingIsAniPodInTheFuture: The designs of the Space Police III craft sort of veer into this territory.
* GenerationXerox: Design philosophy didn’t changed much between the first and second generations, most notably retaining the double-decker cockpit wedge on larger craft.

* OddlySmallOrganization: At least if you’re of the mind that every set is a one-of-a-kind ship in the setting, as Space Police II has one of the lowest number of sets in the Space theme. If not it’s more a case of Oddly Non-Diverse Organization, and with the general theme of increased regimentation this seems the more likely possibility.

* PimpDuds: Brick Daddy, much to the [[MemeticMutation amusement of fans]].
* PrisonShip: A staple occurrence across all three runs.
* RedHerring: Blacktron of Toys/LEGOSpace was the enemy faction opposing the original Space Police runs. Come the third run, one of the aliens, Rench, had the Blacktron logo on his uniform, which itself strongly resembled the Blacktron I uniforms. Some fans hoped we would see a return soon. but then Space Police 3 got cancelled.
* [[RedArmbandOfLeadership Red Shoulders of Leadership]]: The Galactic Chief of the second run wears a striking red pair of naval-style epaulets over his spacesuit.
* RefugeInAudacity: There's a PIMP. [[WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids In a LEGO SET.]]
* [[SealedEvilInACan Sealed Evil in a Cell]]: Any set including a cell also had at least one enemy minifigure - Blacktron for the first two runs, an alien for the third - to fill it with. In the original run they were more like "normal" prison cells, but the other two provided cells similar in appearance to stasis pods.
* ShoutOut: Space Police II is possibly one to [[Franchise/GreenLantern another intergalactic peacekeeping force clad in green, black and white]].

* SpacePolice: Duh. A Space Police 3 set is pictured on the trope page.

* ShoutOut: Space Police II is possibly one to [[GreenLantern another intergalactic peacekeeping force clad in green, black and white]].

"LEGO Space Police" is a term referring to three separate-yet-related {{LEGO}} [[Toys/LEGOThemes themes]] which, [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin much as the title suggests]], are about SpacePolice organizations. [[http://www.brickset.com/browse/themes/?theme=Space&subtheme=Space%20Police The first version]] ran in 1989, and was one of the first space themes to break from Toys/ClassicLEGOSpace; its successor, colloquially called "[[http://www.brickset.com/browse/themes/?theme=Space&subtheme=Space%20Police%202 Space Police 2]]" ran from 1992 to 1993, save for a single promotional in 1998. Both themes share a common set of enemies in the Blacktron faction of Toys/LEGOSpace as a whole, and a handful of Space Police sets contained Blacktron characters for the police to pursue and apprehend.

After a sizable SequelGap, Space Police was revived in 2009 and ran until 2010, and this revival is commonly called "[[http://www.brickset.com/browse/themes/?theme=Space&subtheme=Space%20Police%203 Space Police 3]]". The reboot was a seismic shift in design aesthetic, both for the police and their targets; the line now played host to a wide variety of alien criminals and their vehicles.

"LEGO Space Police" is a term referring to three separate-yet-related {{LEGO}} [[LEGOThemes themes]] which, [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin much as the title suggests]], are about SpacePolice organizations. [[http://www.brickset.com/browse/themes/?theme=Space&subtheme=Space%20Police The first version]] ran in 1989, and was one of the first space themes to break from Toys/ClassicLEGOSpace; its successor, colloquially called "[[http://www.brickset.com/browse/themes/?theme=Space&subtheme=Space%20Police%202 Space Police 2]]" ran from 1992 to 1993, save for a single promotional in 1998. Both themes share a common set of enemies in the Blacktron faction of Toys/LEGOSpace as a whole, and a handful of Space Police sets contained Blacktron characters for the police to pursue and apprehend.

"LEGO Space Police" is a term referring to three separate-yet-related {{LEGO}} [[LEGOThemes themes]] which, [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin much as the title suggests]], are about SpacePolice organizations. [[http://www.brickset.com/browse/themes/?theme=Space&subtheme=Space%20Police The first version]] ran in 1989, and was one of the first space themes to break from Toys/ClassicLEGOSpace; its successor, colloquially called "[[http://www.brickset.com/browse/themes/?theme=Space&subtheme=Space%20Police%202 Space Police 2]]" ran from 1992 to 1993, save for a single promotional in 1998. Both themes share a common set of enemies in the Blacktron faction of LEGOSpace as a whole, and a handful of Space Police sets contained Blacktron characters for the police to pursue and apprehend.

* RedHerring: Blacktron of LEGOSpace was the enemy faction opposing the original Space Police runs. Come the third run, one of the aliens, Rench, had the Blacktron logo on his uniform, which itself strongly resembled the Blacktron I uniforms. Some fans hoped we would see a return soon. but then Space Police 3 got cancelled.

* ElitesAreMoreGlamorous: 2010 saw the introduction of the Space Police Commandos. While wearing the same armoured spacesuit as everyone else, the Commandos dropped the repurposed leather aviator crash-helmet from the [[LEGOAdventurers Adventurers]] theme that the regular officers got in favour of new heavily-armoured, fully-enclosed battle helmets with intimidating red visors.

After a sizable SequelGap, Space Police was revived in 2009 and ran until 2010, and this revival is commonly called "[[http://www.brickset.com/browse/themes/?theme=Space&subtheme=Space%20Police%203 Space Police 3]]". The reboot was a seismic shift in design aesthetic, both for the police and their targets; the line now played host to a wide variety of alien criminals ([[UnfortunateImplications hmmm]]) and their vehicles.

"LEGO Space Police" is a term referring to three separate-yet-related {{LEGO}} [[LEGOThemes themes]] which, [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin much as the title suggests]], are about SpacePolice organizations. [[http://www.brickset.com/browse/themes/?theme=Space&subtheme=Space%20Police The first version]] ran in 1989, and was one of the first space themes to break from ClassicLEGOSpace; its successor, colloquially called "[[http://www.brickset.com/browse/themes/?theme=Space&subtheme=Space%20Police%202 Space Police 2]]" ran from 1992 to 1993, save for a single promotional in 1998. Both themes share a common set of enemies in the Blacktron faction of LEGOSpace as a whole, and a handful of Space Police sets contained Blacktron characters for the police to pursue and apprehend.

* ContinuityNod: Space Police 3 was no exception to LEGO's recent love for nodding to their lengthy past; the most prominent was one set containing a statue of a ClassicLEGOSpace minifigure... which was being stolen by aliens.

* NamesTheSame: The third run had an alien by the name of Slizer, who shares his name with [[{{Slizers}} an entire LEGO theme]].

* SpacePolice: [[CaptainObvious Duh]]. A Space Police 3 set is pictured on the trope page.