| Zrek/E.T. | |
|---|---|
| Character Information | |
| Name | Zrek/E.T. |
| Gender | Male |
| Franchise | E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial |
| Weapons/Accessories | Potted Flower |
| Vehicles and/or Gadgets | Phone Home |
| Occupation | Alien (Asogian) |
| Residence | The Green Planet ("Brodo Asogi" in Star Wars media) Rocksville, Henson County, California, USA |
- “Hello?”
- — E.T.'s first line when entering the game
- “E.T. here.”
- — E.T.'s second line when entering the game
- “Home?... Home.”
- — E.T.'s third line when entering the game
E.T. is one of the Fun Pack characters in LEGO Dimensions. He appears in the 71258 Fun Pack for the E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial franchise.
Background[]
As the mothership of a unnamed alien species came to Earth, a single alien accidentally fell out of it. The mothership returned to space, so the alien was stuck on the blue planet at this time. A human kid named Elliott found it, and the alien was making a connection to him. Elliott nicknamed the alien "E.T." (short for "Extra-Terrestrial"), and was taking it home to hide it from the government. With the help of Elliot and his siblings, E.T. built a "telephone" to call home, so his mothership can take him with them.
Sadly, the government found E.T. and took him to a laboratory, to make tests with him. Losing connection to Elliott made him weak, so both Elliot and E.T. are in danger. Elliott was calling his friends to rescue E.T., they made it, but Elliott and E.T. are too weak, and both of them might die. A group of surgeons was trying to save E.T., but he was clinically dead by the time.
Elliott heard that E.T. is dead, and wanted to say goodbye. But his touch then revived E.T. and E.T. was telling Elliott, that his species will return to Earth, so E.T. can go home. Elliott and E.T. were travelling by bicycle, to make it to the woods, where they've met the first time, while being chased by the government.
E.T.'s mothership arrived, but before returning to his home planet, E.T. told Elliott that he will be always stay with him, touching his heart, making the connection between them even stronger. In the end, E. T. finally returned to his home planet.
World[]
E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial: California, USA.
Abilities[]
Quotes[]
- “E.T. game good?”
- — E.T. when seeing Gamer Kid
- “E.T. phone Batman...”
- — E.T. when seeing Batman
- “Space... ship... take E.T. home?”
- — E.T. when seeing Benny
- “E.T. phone Homer”
- — E.T. when seeing Homer Simpson
- “Aaaaahhh... E.T. not feel good.”
- — E.T.'s first line when traveling through the vortex
- “E.T. go home?”
- — E.T.'s second line when traveling through the vortex
- “E.T. good.”
- — E.T. when getting a collectible
- “Watch E.T. help.”
- — E.T. when able to solve a puzzle.
- “No No No!”
- — E.T.'s first line when unable to solve a puzzle
- “E.T. need help.”
- — E.T.'s second line when unable to solve a puzzle
- “E.T. go home...”
- — E.T.'s first line when leaving the game
- “I'll be right... back.”
- — E.T.'s second line when leaving the game
- “Be good...”
- — E.T.'s third line when leaving the game
- “Voldemort... bad.”
- — E.T. when seeing Lord Voldemort
- “Elliott?”
- — E.T. when idle
- “Got... to... go... fast.”
- — E.T. when riding the Sonic Speedster
- “E.T. make friend?”
- — E.T. when seeing a mech or a giant character
- “E.T. phone home.”
- — E.T. when either idle or when in the E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial World
- “Wheeeee....”
- — E.T. when riding Gravity Sprinter
- “E.T. home?”
- — E.T. to E.T
- “Ahh... E.T. fly home?”
- — E.T. when riding the Cloud Cuckoo Car
Trivia[]
- In the unproduced sequel E.T. II: Nocturnal Fears, which never got past the treatment stage, E.T.'s real name was revealed to be Zrek.
- E.T. was the second star of the Meet That Hero! series of trailers, the first being B.A. Baracus. The host of E.T.'s trailer was Supergirl (another alien).
- Nothing much is known about E.T.'s home planet in the film itself, although tie-in media expands upon it, calling his homeworld "The Green Planet/Brodo Asogi", which is only represented by his spaceship in the game.
- The planet is only given the name "Brodo Asogi" in Star Wars media, which is not confirmed as canon to the E.T. universe.
- The Star Wars related encyclopedia, Wookieepedia, specifies E.T.'s species as an "Asogian".
- Despite this, Star Wars and E.T. are never specified to be canon with each other, and this reference was made due to a deal made between Steven Spielberg and George Lucas after a child appeared in a Yoda costume in the E.T. movie.
- In the film, his vocal effects were provided by the late Patricia Welsh. In LEGO Dimensions, E.T. is voiced by Audrey Wasilewski, in E.T. The Animated Series, He is voiced by Eric Bauza.
- E.T.'s toy tag is based on the iconic E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial bike scene.
- It is also currently the only toy tag to have its main focus on the back rather than the front.
- The bike scene was also used as part of the logo for Stephen Spielberg's film production company, Amblin Entertainment.
- This is the first time in over 34 years that E.T. is playable in a console video game.
- E.T. references this when seeing Gamer Kid by asking if his game was good, despite its infamous history of being one of the worst video games ever developed.
- E.T.'s line when riding the Sonic Speedster is a reference to the Sonic X theme and the Sanic meme.
- E.T. and Marceline both had a glitch saying they have Mind Control when they both don't.
- When using his illumination animation, E.T. runs more scared. This is most likely the original animation for his running, as shown by in earlier videos of him running the same way.
- E.T. is the only character whose targeting reticle isn’t themed after something from his series. Instead, E.T.’s targeting reticle looks identical to the one seen while using a flying character without a targeting ability or a flying vehicle in “LEGO Batman 2: DC Superheroes“
- He and Elliot are on the Amblin Entertainment logo.
- E.T. has a glitch in the game where he will say two lines when spawning into the game. This is most likely an oversight.
Gallery[]
- Main article: E.T./Gallery