History WesternAnimation / LegoJurassicWorldLegendOfIslaNublar

* UnwittingPawn: Danny Nedermeyer plans to use Dr. Miles to further his goal in sabotaging Jurassic World.

* BittersweetEnding: In the end, [[spoiler: Owen, Claire, Hudson and Allison succeed in saving Jurassic World from ruin but Danny and his associates are still on the loose, no doubt planning more schemes against them]]. (Of course, most of the show's audience knows going in Jurassic World will eventually fall anyway.)

* ForScience!: Dr. Wu ''uses this exclamation'' when he turns on a laser to produce an instant hybrid dinosaur in "The Hybrid Horror!"

* CharacterExaggeration: Intentional and PlayedForLaughs. Most of the characters who originated in the films have key aspects of their canon personalities exaggerated here: Masrani's enthusiasm, especially for higher profits; Claire's all-business MarriedToTheJob attitude, Dr. Wu's ForScience philosophy, Vic's TriggerHappy attitude towards handling threats. Dr. Ian Malcolm is straight up presented as TheRockStar in all but career in-universe.

* TheRockStar: Spoofed. Dr. Ian Malcolm was dismissively described as "a rock star" by John Hammond way back when, but it's how he's presented and treated in "The Power and the Peril!" A just-published biography is titled ''Life Has a Way: Chaotic Reflections of a Rock Star Mathematician'', he has a GroupieBrigade, and when he finally takes the stage for his lecture fireworks are shot off. According to Claire, the fireworks are a contractual obligation.

* RunawayTrain: The Jurassic World monorail becomes this due to power surges in "The Power and the Peril!"

* StartMyOwn: Upon learning of the treasure of Captain Nobeard, Danny decides to seek it out with the intent of using it to open a Jurassic World of his own and drive the original out of business.
* TagalongKid: Hudson Harper, whose family is staying at the park, becomes this to Owen after the latter rescues him in "Pteranodon't!" Owen's not thrilled, especially when he learns at the end of "The Power and the Peril!" that Hudson's convinced his family to ''indefinitely'' extend their stay.

Continuing the story that began in the special ''WesternAnimation/LegoJurassicWorldTheSecretExhibit'', in 2012, the Jurassic World zoological park is in its prime. Still, trouble is never far away for assistant manager Claire Dearing and raptor trainer Owen Grady -- bad weather, poor managerial decisions, theme park critics, and of course the odd loose dinosaur are all waiting to spoil a typical day on the job, and those are the problems they know about. What they ''don't'' know is that fellow employee Danny Nedermeyer would like nothing better than to put the park out of business and thus avenge his ill-fated uncle Dennis Nedry. When he learns of a fabulous pirate treasure hidden somewhere on the island, he begins secretly seeking it with the help of other underhanded individuals.

* BiggerIsBetter: Wu and Miles's plan is to double the size of the dinosaurs. Surprisingly, Masrani disapproves the idea since that would lead to the endangerment of the guests and himself.
* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler: Owen, Claire, Hudson and Allison succeed in saving Jurassic World from ruin but Danny and his associates are still on the loose, no doubt planning more schemes against them.]]

** He's not the only one. Dr. Alan Grant is '''finally back'''! And his interests in raptors hasn't died down.

* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler: Owen, Claire and Allison succeed in saving Jurassic World but Danny escapes the island, no doubt planning more schemes against them.]]

* MoralMyopia: While Danny's grief towards his uncle's death is understandable, however Jurassic World and especially, Jurassic Park are blameless for what happened to him because Dennis sabotaged Jurassic Park which ultimately lead to his demise. It's also not an excuse for Danny to engineer incidents that would have costed lives, innocent ones that never had part in it.

* MoralMyopia: While Danny's grief towards his uncle's death is understandable, however Jurassic World and especially, Jurassic Park are blameless for what happened because Dennis sabotaged Jurassic Park which ultimately lead to his demise. It's also not an excuse for Danny to engineer incidents that would have costed lives, innocent ones that never had part in the past.

* MoralMyopia: While it isn't hard to understand towards Danny's grief towards the loss of his uncle, however that doesn't change the fact that Dennis was not only responsible for causing Jurassic Park to fail but also responsible for his own death because of said fail, something Danny is ignoring or at least, unaware about. There's also not an excuse for him in engineering multiple accidents that nearly lead to the deaths of others.

* BigBad: Danny Nedermeyer, with his mysterious contact Sinjin.

* BigBad: Danny Nedermeyer, with his mysterious contact Sinjin (although the as-yet-unidentified female financier Danny answers to may be a BiggerBad).