🃏Lego's April Fools pranks are known for their cleverness and humor.
🤣One of their pranks involved a set with a misleading name and a surprise inside.
🐴The Majestic horse set caused confusion and amusement among Lego enthusiasts.
🔀Lego introduced a vacuum sorter for sorting Lego pieces by color, which turned out to be a prank.
🐶Another prank involved replacing the horse head on a set with the Doge meme.
Why does Lego create April Fools pranks?
—Lego uses April Fools pranks to engage with its fans and add a touch of humor to the Lego community.
Were any of these pranks actually released as real sets?
—No, all of the pranks were created solely for April Fools' Day and were not released as actual Lego sets.
Did the vacuum sorter actually work?
—No, the vacuum sorter was a prank and not a real product. It was designed to play on the desire for an easy way to sort Lego pieces.
How did Lego fans react to these pranks?
—Lego fans found the pranks amusing and enjoyed the creativity behind them. It added an element of surprise and fun to the Lego community.
Are there any other notable Lego April Fools pranks?
—Yes, Lego has a history of creative and entertaining pranks, showcasing their playful side and engaging with their fans.
00:00Lego has a tradition of creating April Fools pranks to the delight of their fans.
00:06The 501 Battle Packs reveal was one of their least terrible pranks.
00:14The vacuum sorter prank tricked Lego enthusiasts into thinking there was an easy way to sort Lego pieces by color.
00:23The Majestic horse set prank caused confusion when the head turned out to be a Doge meme instead of a horse.
00:33Lego's April Fools pranks are known for their cleverness and attention to detail.
