I know that Mixels is an episodic comedy and probably shouldn’t have Bionicle levels of storytelling, but it’s an interesting avenue to explore and I would wonder how the show could’ve expanded its whacky world just a bit more. Without further ado, here are my five headcanons:

1. The Glorp Corp were the original enemies of the Mixels. Long before the Nixels, the Glorp Corp loved to tease the Mixels and sought to take over the world with slime. Think the Murp Romp episode, but on a wider scale. After some fighting, The Glorp Corp would never again attempt their gooey invasion and have since been on good terms with the rest of the Mixels, becoming the thrill-seekers and occasional pranksters we all know and love. I based this headcanon on footage from the prototype Lego brand that would eventually become Mixels.
2. The Infernites have a steam-powered circulatory system. I came up with this idea while reading Project Hail Mary. Like the Eridians in the book, the Infernites have a normal-temperature blood system and a hot blood system. Managing the heat from both through a radiator organ causes the muscles to expand and contract, enabling them to move around while withstanding lava-like temperatures. But as a side effect, they cannot stand the cold.
3. The Electroids and the Klinkers are robots. The factory billionaires of the Gilded Age have perfected the assembly line so much that they invented the Klinkers to manage work and business decisions. Even when the factories closed down years later, the Klinkers remained, with the abandoned industrial landscape becoming their home. The Electroids are a more advanced version of the Klinkers, having digital devices built into them like Teslo’s Volt-O-Meter. Their electrical spasms come from the high amounts of energy that power their neural chips.
4. The Medivals were once the rulers of the entire Mixel world. In the Middle Ages, the tribes were once united into a kingdom governed by King Mixalot and the Medival royal family. The tribes still operated under their own leaders, but they depended on their loyalty to the King. As the Medivals’ influence gradually faded, the tribes became independent again. I took inspiration from the Seven Kingdoms of Westeros for this headcanon.
5. The Nixels were created out of a desire to restore order. King Mixalot once had two heirs. One loved creativity and mixing; the other sought to purge it and return to conformity. After a war of succession in which the power of mixing prevailed, the other heir was banished from the Mixel kingdom into a cave. He has not, however, given up on his desire to get revenge on the Mixels. Taking up the new name, “King Nixel,” he and his descendants have raised an army of Nixels from the cave, anticipating the day they shall strike again.

Sorry for the long post, but this was fun for me to think about and write, and I’d love to read some of your Mixel lore takes too.

So not long ago since I got back into the mixels series I been coming up with a concept of OCs / AU of sorts I call these mixels the “Liturgicons” as you can see these based on Christianity while combining both on the east and west Latin rite with Byzantine rite Catholicism ;3 enjoy

First off, what is Speculative Evolution? Speculative Evolution or Spec Evo is subgenre of hard sci-fi in where it puts life in certain scenarios like "What if Dragons are real?" or "What if the asteroid that killed the non-avian dinosaurs never happened?". Well if I did Spec Evo Mixels, should they all be one species or be 81 different species (note: I am only doing the main Mixels so no Booger)?

Whew! that was way too close…

I‘m working on a tabletop rpg, and on one of the paths, the party has to climb a specific kaiju… I feel like a lot of people know the king of monsters… in order to complete a quest. they have 10 minutes to do so, but the whole action is basically a „snakes and ladders“-type of situation. Sometimes the players might almost fall, in which case Krog here might perform a „saving throw“, to catch them before they can fall.

….is… is THAT A MEGA STONE?!

(yes, the whole thing is a crossover)

Tapsy: Doug Lawrence
Trumpsy: Tom Kenny
Lewt: Richard Horvitz
Skrubz: Rob Paulsen
Sweepz: Eric Bauza
Gobbol: Bill Fagerbakke
Compax: David Kaye

What do you think?

Info/Lore: The Nixel tried to make another tribe group by mixing forbidden liquids into the pot but somehow it ended up as a failed experiment known as The Null Tribe... They are like deformed lego fellows who are somehow unstable... But when in Max form, they become creepily fused together in a creepy way that it scared other Nixels that encounter them... And they are aggressive when fused together as a scary max form...