How to create your own hero in LEGO Marvel Super Heroes 2

 Step 1: Select the "Appearance" option.

Here you can customize the following parts of your character: "Hair", "Head", "Neck", "Helmet", "Accessories", hands, body, arms, covers, hips and legs.



Step 2: Be careful not to overlap options. A character can only have "Hair" or "Helmet", but not both. The same goes for "Neck", "Accessories" and "Covers", one overrides the other. For example, when choosing a jamb, you will lose your cape; when choosing a bandana, your jamb will be removed and when you add a cape, you may lose some types of hair.

Step 4: Choose whether to use your weapon only on the right hand or on both hands. You can not use just the left.

 

Step 9: By holding the button you can select between "Directed Leap", like Drax's, "Lightning" as the Iron Man's heat ray, "Boomerang" as Captain America's shield and the already mentioned "Explosive Attack ".

Step 10: In the "Lightning" and "Explosive Attack" options, you can set various details such as "Heat", "Ice", "Electric", "Sonar" or "Silver". with certain objects. "Heat" melts frozen items, "Ice" extinguishes fire, "Electric" activates devices like those of Thor, "Sonar" breaks glass as Black Ray and "Silver" blasts silver objects like Iron Man.


Step 11: Both "Lightning" and "Explosive Attack" may have their visuals set up between a few different options, however it is only aesthetic and the hit will retain the chosen power in the type of damage. It is even possible to choose the point of origin of the attack, such as hands, eyes and your weapon (if you have one).



Step 12: On the jump button, X on PS4 and A on Xbox One, there are also touch and hold options, but for other powers. At double tapping there is the option of "Swing in the Web" like Spider-Man, "Flying" and "Double Jump". There are few advantages to other powers since "Flight" has great accuracy and speed.


Step 13: While holding the jump button there is only the "Hypersalto" option that allows you to jump to great heights, however this creates a delay in the common jumps which can be unpleasant. Allied to "Flight", the "Hypersalto" acts as a vertical takeoff, but without "Flying", the jumps are projected forward and can be continuous like those of the Hulk.


Step 14: Select "Passive Features" to access your hero's somewhat less essential options such as visuals of your life hearts, voice to your character, and the shape of your target while firing.


Step 15: In "Types of Life" you can turn on the option "Invulnerable" and leave your character invincible as Korvac or Grand Master.


Step 16: In the "Movement Speed" option choose between "Standard", "Fast" and "Super Fast" to define if the created hero will be a sprinter like Mercury, a class absent in the game.


Step 17: Finally in the "Several" option you can put the name of your character and select a background image for it - the latter being purely aesthetic, with no real practical function.


Step 18: Beware of the "Shuffle" option, it will erase absolutely everything you have done so far by generating a randomly chosen character and powers. It may be useful in the beginning to have a creation basis, however it is a danger after your hero is ready. If this happens, close the game without leaving the character builder and the change will not be saved.

Step 20: Ready! Your new original character was created. Take him to walk around Chronopolis and fight some villains to test your skills.