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Forget about those happy LEGO characters from your childhood. Today's LEGO characters are looking increasingly angry and carrying more weapons, indicating an important shift in the way kids play ...

While Lego has been introducing a greater number of new faces at a faster rate since the early 90s, the happy/angry balance has slowly been moving away from the former and towards the latter.

University of Canterbury’s researcher Christopher Bartneck has discovered that Lego’s iconic figurines are not as happy now as they were 25 years ago, when all their cleanly designed faces ...

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Moreover, the angry faces and happy faces are not necessarily assigned to heroic or villainous characters appearing in the LEGO sets. Everyone's got a grim, or disdainful, or fearful, or pissed ...

This is not from The Onion: "The number of happy faces on Lego toy mini-figures is decreasing and the number of angry faces is increasing, a University of Canterbury robot expert says." ...

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The number of happy faces on Legos is decreasing, and more angry faces are taking their place, research by Christopher Barneck of New Zealand’s University of Canterbury’s has found. Dr Barneck ...

Researchers at the University of Canterbury in Christchurch, New Zealand, charted a sharp rise in new facial expressions on Lego “minifigures” since 1989. “Happy” and “angry” faces ...

University of Canterbury’s researcher Christopher Bartneck has made an obvious discovery: Lego Minifigs are not as happy today as they were 25 years ago, when all their iconic, cleanly designed ...