Feels good, indeed. The secret superhero headquarters beneath Swellview just surfaced on LEGO® Ideas, and it reached the full 10,000 supporters needed to enter official LEGO® review. Henry Danger: The Man Cave comes from builder CDBuilder, who packed 1,712 pieces into a faithful recreation of Nickelodeon's longest-running live-action sitcom hideout. Have you ever tried to build a curved underground lair out of bricks? It is trickier than it looks.

The model captures the whole layout, from the different levels and stairs to the platforms, equipment, and that famous tube the characters zip through. CDBuilder nailed the color scheme too, grayish brown walls with blue and gold accents wrapped around a big light blue floor. A large chunk of that piece count goes straight into shaping all those curves and walls, which is exactly the kind of clever problem-solving that makes a build worth cheering for.

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Six minifigures round out the headquarters, and each one carries a prop that fans will spot in a heartbeat. Henry Hart comes with his tube of bubble gum (the stuff that triggers his hero transformation), Captain Man packs his memory-wiping blaster, and Charlotte holds her see-through phone. Jasper gets a bucket, naturally, Piper grabs a lobster from her infamous commercial, and Schwoz arrives with the screwdriver he never puts down. Fourteen custom printed pieces bring the outfits and details to life.

CDBuilder spent about a month on the project, and the care shows in every platform and painted wall. The Henry Danger series ran from 2014 to 2020 across 121 episodes, averaging up to two million viewers per episode at its peak, so this hideout has a big fanbase ready to see it in brick form.

Now that the Man Cave has cleared the 10,000 mark, LEGO® reviewers decide what happens next. Fancy seeing Captain Man and Kid Danger patrol your shelf? Keep an eye on Henry Danger: The Man Cave as it heads into review, and start clearing a little underground space on your display.