Your theories on the Blockhead anatomy

[Pastrey Crust]

Never skip limbs day.

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[joe411]

all better

[Tetris]

how would his knees look when he bends forward?

[Meta_KnightX]

Rayman and Lego character gave birth to a Blockhead confirmed.

how would his knees look when he bends forward?

Have you seen how they walk? They don't bend their knees.

[Shift Kitty]

Have you seen how they walk? They don't bend their knees.

Tetris didn't say walk. He said bends forward.

[NEkram]

Have you seen how they walk? They don't bend their knees.

[Alkatjo]

Holy stuff im dying.

[The Resonte!]

don't worry, we had legs all along

[Lord Tony®]

Potential lawsuit by lego so limbs were removed surgically with magic.

[Blue Screen]

The hands and shoulders are bound by an unknown force, same with the feet and the rest of the body.
Their blocky shape is.. well, blame Torque.

I really don't know man I don't have a PhD in Blockhead biology

[Shift Kitty]

Torque has nothing to do with the intended style.

[Defendor]

probably on a different planet with a completely different form of gravity

[Lord Tony®]

Could be invisible wires.

[Electrk.]

chroma-keying

[Megaguy2]

From what I remember of the intentionally obscured lore of the main adventure mode, The toy company that made the blockheads were the first to perfect magnetic fields for use of creating hovering components that stayed a minimum distance away from another part. Unfortunately as this technology was hyper expensive, especially at such a small size, the company failed to make back their investments in the research and development of the toys despite them being very popular.


Interesting stuff, eh?