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Ole Kirk Christiansen coined the name in 1934 from the Danish 'leg godt' — he later discovered that 'lego' also means 'I assemble' in Latin.
Ninjago grew from a toy line into a hugely successful TV series and a feature film.
Batman was such a hit in The LEGO Movie that he headlined his own LEGO film, voiced again by Will Arnett.
James May's house was built from real LEGO bricks for his TV series and even had a working LEGO bed and toilet.
The song was nominated for the Best Original Song Oscar and its relentlessly cheery hook became a pop-culture catchphrase.
Bionicle's Toa were elemental heroes who wore Kanohi masks that gave them special powers.
LEGO House in Billund is designed to look like a stack of giant LEGO bricks and sits in the town where the company began.
LEGO Architecture grew from the work of architect Adam Reed Tucker and turns famous landmarks into display models for grown-up builders.
Jens Nygaard Knudsen's minifigure design gave LEGO people their familiar movable arms and legs, and it went on to become the company's most iconic character form.
Traveller's Tales turned the LEGO Star Wars formula into a long-running series of LEGO adventure games across many film franchises.
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